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Evening star., 1862-03-24

The GULF MORTAR FLBET.-We are much
mistaken, II we do not hear the stirring news
from Commodore Porter, ere long, at some i'm.
portsnt point on the Gulf. Az already announced
his notlla len Key West the 5th instant, bound
West. By this time, therefore, they have reached
their destination, wherever II may be. II 10 quite
probable that the New Orleans people have, In
some way, made the Commodore's acquaintance
The extent or sire lgth Of their defences has never
been clearly sscertained, but Commodore Porte
10 just the sort Of nlsn TO hunt up that sort oi
knowledge, irrespective Of the dinicuities thai
may be In the way. Prisoners, recently takea
near the Mississippi Passes, state that the mos
formidable obstruction placed across the Missis.
sppi by the rebels to prevent the p ssage Of ths
Federal men-of-wsr 70 an immense raft Of logs
containing eighty thousand feet, stretched across
the river at point called the Jump" The raj
10 secured to the banks Of the river either sids
BY heavy chains, which are dropped down whfu
sny Of the Confedefstes steamers pass. This for
mtdabie obstruction Is commanded by strong
battery, but strong indeed must it be 20 resist the
force which soon yin, II net already, brought
against it.-M Y. Exprsss.
Evening star., 1862-03-24
Spirit Of the MsrnIns Press.

The IRtsilissnesr treats on encouragement at
tue South" as evidenced by the prevalent impres-
sion I'm Richmond "that secession wss surrounded
by wall Of FIRE nom which their was no escape"
by "the desperate efforts made to draft men into
the Confederate service even In South Carolina,
by the tone of the journals and their dissatisfac
tion with their prsseat flag, and by the fact that
"at every disaster the administration Of Mr..
Davis 10 tresisd to fresh disquistions on the con-
sequences Of imbecility,' 'favoritism,' 'insane
defensive policy and other such catchwords OF
popular denunciation.n
The Rsprbliean continues its infamous and un-
patriotic attempts to create dissensions and mu-
tinies in the army Of the Potomac by detrsction
Of It's officers.
II the Republicans influence were equal to its
malice II might do inhnite mischief AZ New
York contemporary Says press censorship that
does not reach the case Of such reasonable at
temp,s a. these OF the Republican and kindred
sheets, might as well be abandoned.
Evening star., 1862-03-24
Latest News frsm Europe

Important Debate in Parliament ON N, a,o,,,,o,
BIoekads-VievS ofths London Press, &e
The steamship America, arrived at Halifsx
brings later and interesting foreign news
In the British House Of Commons, ON the 7l
inst, Mr.. Gregory called up his motion OF Inon
as TO the inerdeleneY Of the Amercan block ade
The Solicitor General or the Government. I'm :
speech that was loudly applauded from all partc
or The House, defended the efficiency OF The
blockade, and Mr. Gregory's motion was con.
TEN ptnonsiy rejected without division
The arrest OF the Lieutenant OF the priyatppl
Sumter and OF MIR Thompson, late United States
Cohsnl al Cadla, eonirmed, and It 10 stated that
they were placed In tue custody OF the United
States naval authorities. ID has also been sfste5
In the British House OF Commons that they Ivsra
subsequently, released.
The sumter still laid al GibIaltar watche6 Ian
the TuscafOTs. ~
The general commercial news 10 not mpoftabt
The steamship City Of Baltimore arrived Of
noiyhesd on The sth Instant. The Edinburg and
The steamer Annie Shields has arrived a,
Queenstown, having run the blockade of WI
mington, NsIth Carolina, with a cargo Of rnslr.
cotton and tobacco She has on board the crew OF
the American SHIP Kitty Csfdfs, abandoned AZ
sea on the 2ld OF February In sinking condition
The London Times has sn an editorial 10 sbov
that the present phase Of the American war <x.
hibits simply contest for the border States. sad
saysihafthe Fedefsls will simply have suceeede IS
In The tenth month OF the war, IN PLACING them.
selves whSIs everybody expected TO see Them "A
Its beginnlng. They win stand npon ffollet
Of ttstes svet~e have vet~et~a their uifIInpP and
will be called upon To commence the work OF
Gnbjugaung an enormous territory inhabited by
hostile and erasperstsd population.
The Daily News reg srds the suceeases Ia spea.
nessee as or immense importance, and predicts
now that the Ncsth 10 cTeaaized and on the move,
II will continue to show its superiority over the
5outh and dlspel the Illusion that the southerners
are inTinciele. Ii has net the slightest douht
that the next three months viii show many more
csp.iulatiens.
The Army and Navy Gazette suspects fbe
strength Of tee southern armies in Viretnir
when 1t finds them so easily disposed OF In Ten.
nessee.
The Herald complains OF the late Mr.. Gregory
motion In the Commons, az showing that Eng.
land has no Iule Of conduct, no principles al
policy beyond the dictates Of seifinieres,
Evening star., 1862-03-24

ISLAND No. 10-Wsdnssday's Fight-T,co Rebel
6EHboats Ssak-FoW nors 'sCoopsd'-A Fort
Siisnesd.-A writer on one Of the gunboats says /:
The Mound City and mortars have been throw.
ing shot and she'll all night, and during the
morning at long intervals. The Mound CITY has
a good range, and In near the Missouri shore In
an eddy, where she 10 comparatively mo,ionless
Nearly all her shot tell on the upper Kentucky
shore fort. No response from the enemy since
early last night.
The firing heard here yesterday morning and
the night before was canssd bv the attempt Of
rebel gunbosts TO pass Point Pie assnt. There
were six Of them; Two Of them Were sunk and
the balance get by. Additional guns have been
planted At Point Pleasant, so as 10 prevent their
running back, and the rebel fort occupied and
manned by Gen. Pope Al New Madrid viii pre-
vent their coming ftirthef mp. They are between
two fires and can do no harm
Gen. Pope has sufficient force 10 .cO-opsrste
with the gnnboats, and attack the rebels fn the
rear on the Kentucky shore, but has no transports
TO cross the river In. Although this point Is
known as island No. 10, nlne-tsntLs OF the rebel
force and their guns are on the Kentnck Nv shore.
The damage done the gunb0ats in tue snasse
ment on Monday Is OF no consequence, or snesk.
Ing In military phrase, "nesh wounds
Evening star., 1862-03-24

From PoRT RoYsL-MorsmsAts T,IeaTds sG-
razsaA-Fsri PHIaSkI Faily EArfsfsd-A carfes-
Pondsnt Of the Baltimore American WRITES from
Port Royal, =. C., March 18th, As follows
A large quantity Of heavy sisge guns and NOR
tars, and shells and ammunition have been shipped
from Hilton head To fybss Isiand within the
past few days. We may expect warm work in q
short time. On Thursdsy, March l3th, Comuo-
dore Tattnali attempted 10 pass the batteries on
Bird's Island and Jones' Island with = large fsst
containing supplies OF wood and water Tor Port
Pulaski, but he was driven back. IL 10 only a
question OF time a. 20 the surrender Of Fort Pu.
iaski- IL cannot hold out much longer
Evening star., 1862-03-24
OUR MILITARY BUDGET.
LATEST FROM WINCHESTER.

LATEST FROM WINCHESTER.
Information from Winchester ha. been received
here up to midnight last night, per telegraph
At that hour Gen. Shields expected 10 be again
attacked at daybreak this morning, ana antici-
pated defeating the rebels even more signsliy
than In the action ttere OF Yesterday; when, with
but 600 troops he slgnally disromstied them,
though they numbered near Ii, 900 strong.
At the time he telegrsphed as above stated, he
had every reason TO anticipate bsing able to cap
ture or utterly destroy them II they dared 20 meet
him this morning
The general belief In Winchester at that time
was that the enemy would ''show fight sgain,
though we fear they have again run away, ss on
the approach OF the nrst portion Of the corps
d'armee Of Sen. Banks, that arrived at WInehes-
ter few days since.
THE LATE CAPTAIN ALEXANDER M'RAE.
A paragraph was copied into the Star of the
21st inst. In relation to this lamented officer, who
fell in New Mexico, which requires correction.
We are informed that he was the son Of Colonel
John McRae, Of Fayetteville, North Carolina, and
that the father was among the last Of the Union
men OF that State who were forced into the ranks
Of fsecession. Captain McRae's patriotism shines
out more conspicuously from the fact that two of
his brothers are now in the rebel service-one Of
III.
His nsme should be held in grateful remembrance
by his countrymen, for his noble devotion to the
nag under which he was reared and to the cause
to which he 30 gallsptly sacrificed his life.
"Fsithful found
Among The faithiess, faithful only he
Among ianumerable false, unnerved
Unshaken, unseduced, unterrIfed
His loyalty he kept, his love, his zeal"
THE u g. SHIP VERMONT.
The Navy Department have positive informa-
tion OF the safety of the T. g. ship Vermont
through the Aroostook and Saxon both Of which
steamers recently left her (on consecutive days)
getting along comfortably towards her destina.
naiion-Port Royal-which she has doubtless
reached by this time.
SURGEON STUART.
DR.. Stuart, who 90 worthily filed the pest of
brigade surgeon to the command Of the late Pro-
vost Marshal, Brig. Gen. Andrew Porter, we are
happy to learn, continues In the same position to
the command Of Brig. Gen. Wadsworth, now
Military Governor Of this city.
APPOINTMENTS OF MILITARY GOVERNORS
Gen. Montgomery has been appointed Military
Governor Of Annapolis and leaves to- morrow for
this new pos:.
Col. Van Amsburg, Of the New York 2ld, will
take his place a. Governor of Aiexandria.
The veteran Captain Uriah p. Levy, u 9. N =,
died day or two since, at his residence in New
York city.
Evening star., 1862-03-24
FrsAscr.L.-The New York Pos. Of Saturday

fISAscIAL.-fhe New York POsI Of Saturday
says:
Governments are nrm and rather better on the
Registered skies OF 1861 which ar. freely "a \ on
atSi. The Coupons are quoted at 9ia9i Tbs
10 treasury notes have sold at a per cent.
premium Tor thousands and for small notes
somewhat OF q puzzle 20 tue old bsnfers OF tLe
street, several OF whom look for decided sd
vance soon. This, OF eouse, must depend upon
the demand Tor export and the fesnmptian
bnsinesswith The southern Ports. The opinion is
very general that no considerable assasa.s ,t
southern products will be released before June
or July; and In the meantime our exports OF pro-
dnce VIII prove insnmeient to pay for our in
creasing imports.
Evening star., 1862-03-24

SINGULAR ADVENTURES OLA DANK BIfL-A
ten dollar bill Of the Old Colony Bank, Plymouth,
was brought to this city, on Saturday last, as q
curiosity The bill while In the hands of a per.
son in BIidgewater, was seized by dog, chewed
ana swallowed before II could be rescued from
hlm The animal was at once killed and the
Juice had acted somewhat on the edges, DESTROYING
them bnt they were very neatly pasted together
50 as to pass current. "rhe bill recovered of the
bite; the dog, 1t was, tina, died. d."-Boston Tran.
Evening star., 1862-03-24

Ufrom the publishers Ticknor 4 Fields and
from shillington Odeon Building we have early
copies Of the Atlantic Monthly for April, contain.
ing articles by Emerson, Lowell, Prof. Agassiz,
Mrs. Stowe, Bayasd Taylor and other authors Of
repufotfon
Evening star., 1862-03-24

IL John G. Hensp, the "Benicis Boy, ,sailed
journey Il not q professional one connected with
the r. R., but for the purpose, it 10 said, Of re-
ceivug large legscy recently left to him In Ire
land.
Evening star., 1862-03-24
Ey WALL a BARNARD. Apotiopeer,-

Ey WALL q BARNARD. Auctioneers
sosth Cerno Pa. ar. asd sfk street.
GkOCER les. LIQUORS, sUTLERS
MORNING.. March Is, commsnoipS Al 10 o;o'oef-
vevin .el ~ our Auction Rooms, % close con,
ntnment. an assortment Of Groc cries, Lie ours
sutlers' Supplies. &C., oomprisirg-
sorrsis BoroN kehned, Yelov. and Crushed sussrs,
boxcs Adamantine and Sterine andles.
n nIkins 6oshcn Butter. boxes Cheese,
Bo1es Sosp, Ssidines, boxes Tobsoco,
Gases hlshy, Brardy, GIN, Wine, and Cordials
Gases an Lisv's and Boxers Stomach Bitter
Cesss 6in COCKTAIL, Madeira and Port Wines and
Barrels Sirup. tariels and boxes Herring and
VINEGAR,
Barrels Wnlsky. dIGsrent brsnos,
Casks brandy. JAMAICA Spirits,
holland Sin, Barrels Flour,
oarre! eest Sperm Oil an Case OIL Cana
lp,UO low priced Sefars. and Cheroots,
Gases Boots, India Rubber Blephets.
Snao, Snamo Sio,es; fls nnel shlrts, Pipes, Gloves.
ALSO, isrse Iron sase and Count NJ room Dests
mh2 WALL BARNARD, A nots
Evening star., 1862-03-24

UThe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad was 10.
day opened through for the carriage Of passengers
and freight.
Evening star., 1862-03-24

u The City Of Washington, for Liverpool
froin New York on Saturday, took out sis O0a
In specie the Hammonia, for southsmp pion
500, o,0v-mzking total Of e7o6 ,o0o
Evening star., 1862-03-24
THE GREAT "AMERIcAN REMEDIES"
known ss HELMBoLDs
GENUINE PREPARATIONS, viz !:
HELMBOLDS EXTRACT "BUCHU,n
SARSAPARILLA
IMPR0VED ROSE WASH

HELMBOLDs GENUINE PREPARATION.
"HIGHLY CONCENTRITEDn
COMPOUND FL UID EITRxCr BUcIU
A Positive and Spec 81 Remedy
For Diseases OF the BLADDER, KIDNEYS,
GRAVEL. and DkOPSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medioiae increases the power of Dires-
ton. and exeites the ABSORBENTs into heal
thy action, By which the wATERY OR CAL
CAREOUS depositions, and oil UNNATURAL
ENGAGEMENTS are reduced. as we'll as
PAIN AND INFLAMMATION. and I. good for
MEN, WOMEN, r CHILDREN
Evening star., 1862-03-24
FUTURE DAYS.

By GREEN & WILLIAMS. AuotIopeers.
~ IuSI At huerIoS Don Friday, sstS sSShst, mt
sss s:d. ss ssS
tween N and " streets, at 10 o'efoot m, sscod
Co,taGe and oiher Beditesos @ ''''''
Cooking ana other STOVES,
Shina, 6sss nd Crockery Ware,
With man, other articles which we deem upreo-
retsary to enumerate.
nh Nd GREEN a WILLIAMS auo,,.
By GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auction: "a.
HousEH0Lp use trc.lS AND KITcHEN s fU fURNI:
residence Of Mrs. Weddenvsr, No. its II st'
t the corner OF u good snd general sssort
Mssosshy sSf... Hair Seat. PsrIor, and Arm
ksRS..R!: DTessinr and other Bureaus, and
N, Masn,tands.
French and other Bedstesds, Wsrdio6es, and
Fine Feather Bees. Hair and shuok Mattresses,
se s,s sssS,msnt sort pI1 OF Bedding and Feather BO-
chiEs, Glass, cIosisry and Stone Ware. Table
Windov Curtain! and SHADES, Cane sDs ana Si Woo
One Lns si,I P.irun,. I,,,, 10, r,.r.
carpets and Oi elof, COOKING .na other Stoves,
With good lot Kitchen n ss Risites.
FERNS cash.
al q Lkepl GREEN a WILLIAMS. Auc,s.
MARshAL'S sALE.-ln virtue OF writ Of
W hefl iscns, issued from the clerks once oi
u Q circuit cont ofthe DstTiet Of Columbia. for Ihs
COUNTY OF WashinEtO ton, and 10 ne directed, 4
sLn gose 70 public sale, for cash, in front Of The
The Slst DAY OF March. Instant, 1863, at IL O'Clock
M ne IoIiorInr Pr9peIiy. to-vit. ylE LOT No,
NO; s, 70 square No. IS, 6t No. r. in ,susre No.
90 LOT 2. 10 IN tanare No. 81, and lot No. lS in
.ogether With ell and Singular the improvements
tnefe selfed and levied upon the property Of
brook Mtcka. and will be sold TO sstiefT iudioIal
no IS, TO Mag term lsGl in favor Of Hooe brother
go w. sELDEN,
mn ots late Marshal, ID. G.
Evening star., 1862-03-24

HELMEeLD's EXTRACT UCHU,
For weaknesses
| ArIsins from Excesses, Habits of Dissipstion,
Early Indiscrstion or Abuse.
| Ahssd,d sith fhsJoliewiss Symptom
| Indisposihon to Exertion. Loss OF Power,
VS. Wsnss o, Msmory' Difficulty Of RreathlnE,
Horror OF Disease. wafefn ness,
Iot Hand.. OIL the iSsSaT Hi"sSins 81 it ;ss Rod,
DrSness OF the SKIN, EruIions on the Face,
PALLID COUNTENANCE,
These symptoms. ifallov-d to 20 on, which this
medicine invariably removes, soon follows
lMPOTENCY, FATUITY. EPILEPrIC Fits,
in one OF which the patient may expire.
who c.n say that they are not frequently fol
lowed by those "DIREFUL DISEASES,
INSANITY AND CONsUMPION.~
Many are aware Of the osuse Of thei- sufsrIug
BUT NONE WILL CONFESS.
THE RECORDS OF The INSANE AsY-
LUMS.
A~dt ths Mslaseholy DEATHS BY Consumption,
sEAh AMPLE WITNESS ~ 70 The TRUTH or This
THE CONSTITUTION ONCE AFFECTED
WITH ORGANIC WEAKNESS,
Requires the aid of msdicine
TO strengthen ard
Invisors.e the System.
Whieh HELMBoLDS EXTRACT g UCHU in
rariabiy does.
TRIAL WILL CONVINCE THE MOST sKIPrlclL.
FEMALES-F FEMALES FEMALES,
OLD OK YOU'VE, SINGLE, MARRIED OR
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE,
In haaHy Affections peculiar 10 Females,
the Extract Buchu 10 unesusllei bv apy otber
rsmedy. a, in Chlorls or Retention, frregnlsritv.
ftons Tns OF M Of Cu,tog.sy Eyaca
LeocpTIhP1 or whites, Stonlity, and for ali
from lndiscreion, Habits OF Disspstion, or M t6e
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE HsYNPToMs ABOVE.
NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT 1T
7, T.xIS <, noRE B.Ls.M. M.RcuRy or UsrLsls-
DlsfAsts
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUcHu.
cUREs
SECRET DISEASES
In sll their Stages, At nltls Expense,
LlItle 40 change in Diet, No ineonysuIsuce
1ad no TS0Sars.
IL cAusss 9 frequent desire ana gives sttep,th 10
Uflhats, thereby removing obitTucuons.
Preventing And CurlnE Structures Of the UIsthra,
Alaying Pain and Inflammation, On frssuen, in
" g class Oh diseases, and expeling az PoiScHcks,
Diseossd and Uora out Matter.
THOUSANDS UPON THOUSANDS
WHO HAVE BEEN THE VICTIMS OF
QUACKS,
and who have Isid Hrhvy rEks to be cured in q
short time, have found they were deceiyed and
that tthe"POISON" has. by the use of PowKRFUr
AsTRrNGIyTs," besn dried up In the sys,em to
break out in an aggravated form, and ~
PERHAPS AFTER MARRIAGE
USE HELMBoLD's EXTRACT BUcur for all sG.o-
tl0ne and diseases of the " " H"00-
URINARY ORGANS,
Whether existing In
MALE OR FEMALE,
From whatever csuse originating, and no m.t,s, n.
HOW LONG STANDIYG
Diseases of these Organs resuIre the Aid of.
DIURETIC.
EXTRACT B UCHU IS THE
GREAT DIURETIC,
And Is certain 10 have the desired effect in all
FOR WHICH 1T Is RECOMMENDED.
Evening star., 1862-03-24

BLOOD, BLOOD, BLOOD,
Hefnibokd's Highly Concentrated COU,uouuo
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPARILLA.
SYPHILIS.
This is 10 IN affection of the blood, And
ATTACKS The SEXUAL ORGANs
Innings OF THE NOSE, EARS
THROAT. wINnpfpS
AND OTHER MUCOUS SURFACES,
Making Its appearance In the form of
ULCERS.
Helmbold's Extract SarsspariIIa
tions Of the Skin,
GIVING TO THE COMPLEXION A CLEAR
AND HEALTHY COLOR,
IL being prepared expressly for this class cf com
served 60 greater extent than sny Other nre.sns
tion OF SarsapaTIlla. O'He' Piebols
Evening star., 1862-03-24

W. COAL OIL LAMPS
w Are now opening and shall keen copsta nj v
on hand good supply Of Table, Hanging and Side
hAMMPS, GHIMNEYS, PAPER SHADES,
WlCkS; also CHINA and GLASS WAR;
which We offer to the merchants Of Washinrtou
and 6eorEetown at the lowest Eastern prices,
the best brands, By the barrel (warrsnted, at Bal
timore prices. "
Also, orders taken for Western Glass Ware.
samples and prices can bo seen at our new store
No lJ6 Seventh street, opposite the Post Offioe,
NH is-iv HENRY RAyJEy IN
Evening star., 1862-03-24
BALLS, PARTIES, &c.

'hE 9rH GRAND COTiLLON PARTY
q VIII be given at a
TEMPERANCE HALL,
street, between sth and 10th,
On FRIDAY ENENiN6, March q
., ,Dencing 70 commen ce st sH O'Clock. Muslo by
PfoL beorge Arth's celebrated band. Tickets NJ
edmlcInE q gentleman and lsdtes
NH 0-6t1 PROF. q. r. BARNES, Manager,
Evening star., 1862-03-24

piANos' p,.,o. PiXNas, A.; :;
PIANOS FOR SALE AM. pa vc,a -
Seek iseeiyed again q supply of urS S.-Las
EisIaos a tiou IN me celeo Ateo ftotsry of Win
oI REM on very moderats tsyms my Piar1. =.
NO. 49e llth street. above Pa. aven1e Az Az store
lofeons for sale or rent. hhi1oS nj o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-05
THE RAPPAHANNOCK LINES

There 10 no material change IN affairs along
The lines Of the Rappahannoek siuee our last re-.
roxt Our latest Information tends to confirm the
,.npss.sion ,hs. a heavy engagement 10 impending,
and mus, ocenr In a few days at most. The move,
uoa,s of the contending armies Indicate that the
blow must soon be struck.
The train yesterday afternoon brought down four
prisoners from 6ordonsville, captured In the cav
airy fsh, a, Orange Court'Hoase on Saturday
Two OF those are mcmbers OF the ID Vermont, and
the other two OF the 3th New York regiments of
cavalry From the statements Of these prisoners
Il would appear tha. tho fgat Of Saturday was
much more severe than previous accounts repre-.
sent il, They state that seventeen of their men
were killed and q number wounded Lieut.. My
ers of the Proves; Guard, under whose charge
they were broush, to this city. informs that
eur loss was one killed and eleven wounded
The prisoners report their force In the fght at
shout 700 and ours from 800 to 400. Netwithstand-
iug this disparity of numbers the enemy were
driven from the town, and the place was occupied
h.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-08-05
ADVENTURES OF A NEGRO IN THE YAN.
YEE LINES

p"ilei boon. q negro boy, the property of Capt.
y '. Thomas, Of the Richmond Hussass, was cap
'u'0a ny the enemy. about two weeks since, while
VIC company was on vidette duty At Shirley. The
..hning after his capture he was taken before the
o'ionei Of Yankee regiment. who sent him to
"s uenersis headquarters. Here he was invited
~ M"oe 10 take seat, and, a. he says, "hsd a
''csa'e conversation with the General" Upon
Dang Questioned BY the General. he told that off,
"a That the woods we're full Of infantry, artillery,
.'a cavalry, that Beaursgards and Jackson's
noops resehed from there 70 Richmond, and that,
,A''sad Of falling back, )" We were bringing more
W." down. After giving him cheese, crackers,
snd sugar, hs was asked II he wante1 70 70,
s,.,, :, ana on teplying yes. he was Immediately
mian," :" shs guard tent Here they took down .
.e saS .s description Of him, name Of owner. de-.
A.. vac ne II morning ret him to burning brush
49,. nfing pile Of brush he threw on 4 lot OF
,bis which created dsnse smoke and placing
Ls1 wsen ss himself and this guard, he pat ont He
s,.. aot gone tsr, however until he came up0n tie
mSss.piasnt Of 3 Psansylvanls rsginsnf, ana.
VI ~ 1Nn another nrgr0, lsarped the nnnbss
sad 49, nsAe and tbs name II IT. commanded.
teid H.. p,sk.ssd ~ approached ths pieke4s md,
Us4 - = tsss ns WAs sssvant of the Cotonsl, an6
n \. ~ ssnt out 70 plck him some boaekb kbssTiAa
ssys,I gss.eo. bat satoined - harry baek. Aaes
ssesssxv 49, aoventanes - nas5ew essApe1 -
toniIS reaahtn9 en- nsooevss. ou6h - - q.
M ~ ~ ID = - =. :