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9 8CAyALny ACCEPTED WITHOUT ARMs.--In answer
to the inquiry Of GOV. Peltus, Secretary Benjamin.
says that he "wllaeeep ept cavalry for the
war without arms. $3.50 $ ID &
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The Charleston Mercury Yoqches for the state
smsnt which we blished yesterday that two yes
sells have just run the blockade; one Of them With
arms, munitions, etc., ID large quantities. s.
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5The Norfolk correspondent Of the Petersburg
Exnress learns from reliable private sources :"
tliatwhen the ship with the Port Royal stolen COT
M, rr;vad al New York match was applied 70
ma hold by come one, and ship and cargo were
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The following resolution was adopted, as recon-

The following resolution was adopted as recon-
mended in the foregoing report:
"A resolution authoria ny snreeyor scod repair
bp laties fronting property helDngng the Sta
Phip and tpnmou streets, the city teyapg the expenses
thereof cmplesn and TO be reimbursed by Tho Sate.
Yeas: Msssrs. Cox, DeLabarre, Forstall, Huck.
ins, Robin, Stifi and Witt.
Tie following resolution, adopted by the As
sstant Board, and amended by the Committee OF
Streets and Landings ofths Board, was called up :
A resnu,ian granting to Chan Myers perniss sion
engine his premises Lbey street. between Mel
pomeie and Hhaia streets. - ~"' - - ''s'' '~
A motion to concur in the foregoing resolution
was lost. s-
Yeas :zMessrs. Cox, DeLabarre and Robin-3
: Nays Messrs. Forstal, Hucllins, Stith and
Wiltz--4. = t--- - ~
On motion, the Board adjourned to Tuesday
next at 6 o'clock P. NJ. :
= -e'4F' go CHAS. CLAIBORNE, Secretary
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Montgomery, the Kansas jdy hawker. has had
the command of the Sd Kansas regiment taken
from him, and been ordered to take the position
Of Lieutenant Goinuel. -
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rar pasgIpassg.a egasp.. I, Richmond wing

Of The sth says: 5sSs a
$ "a Acdmpany campesed chiefly of youths between
the ageslef siateen and eighteen years, was mus
tered into SERVICE on the Capital Square yesterday
afferpoat1.s II ID Commanded by Capt. Read, a
youpu Inf,isianian who has served as y volunteer
ID the army of the Potomac. The designation OF
fthe Company ii the Presidents Guard, apd the du,
ties 10 he performed by its members are to guard
the public buildings, etc.
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Particulars or rHE SArrAos ON THE YANKEES a.
NEAR ST. MART's.-Gapt.s Clark, 81 Coz Davis,
mounted regiment, of FLORIDA, a nd. number III
volunteer citizens, started fram Callahan stltion
on Wednesday night last to intercept a Federal
gunboat which had gone in pursuit Of the little
steamer Hard Times. After travelling twenty
miles to the bluff IN the vicinity Of Albertis mills
they found that the gunb oat had passed up beyond
that point. They then galfoped four-miles fafther
up, 10 another blutf, ,sto await the return 1T the
boat, and after hitching their horses Sas a
nient distance, they scattered about a half mile
along the edge of q bluR, each man taking i tree,
with their Maynard rifles and dpublesbarreI shot,
guns. A. the enemy's gnnboat got within sixty
yards, the first OF the ambuseade line opened and
the fire told with deadly effect upon the thickly
crowded deeksof the guaboat, causing great con.
siderable excitement prevailed an board ,sas they
saw their comrades taliiDg-oficers oursing meIj
and men cnrsing officers. d 80 4 N g. 5.+5s
The Yankees used their ordnance, bnt to no
effect, the shot striking the tops of the trees
They usedtheig navy pistols, ,also hut with
damage than Wounding horse: that was hitched
about tive hundred and fifty yards from the edge Of
the bluff. 5s4F f's"3F 7a7E sss4f@A 20 - =
Our men fred from one to FIVE shots each, one
Of them, Volunteer, o noted hunter and excellent
marksman, fired five times, and each time selected
his man-the one with the most brass buttons on !,
as he expressed IT. After Neach shot he did not
again get q gmnse iofshis object: An hour inter-
svened when the boat was attacked again ky Capt.
Longs men, (6f Camden county, who were SINH
larry ambnscaded on q bluff about eight miles
distant. tts=s "eis4 9SssFF gFSss- ~ 9
One Of the volunteers Of Col. SDayis's mounted
regiment shot both barrels of his gun, loaded with
wire cartridges of " blue whistlersn or huek, ,shot,
into group of four Of the Federals on deck, abont
sixty yards from his position, and saw no more Of
them after heifred. ssg9E F7se E@~ @$ 3ssss%
One of ths Yankees cursed one ofsour men, as
he. caughta glimpse of him, :" You did cowardly.
Rebel" He stepped out and responded, =. You
are id liar, = as he pulled trigger on him, and
settled his hasli.fi - ~ NJ E'ssssEs
The Yankees took to the esfoId ofatleir vessel
henthey found 1t too hot on deck for them.
Ansgro, who had been'a prisoner Of the YAM
KEGS, and escaped from Amelia Island to the camp
near Fernandiua, states that he was made To 2as.
sist in buryngs47 Of the Yankees, and reports 16
wonnded.S ESg g4o .sassseta$ ~ vi s49 ~ Z 3ss7
Werrust that oil our troops in the Confederaoy
will profit by the example set by this guerrilla
movement. Lsavannah Rspub blican, l4th, 5ttss 6,
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DISPATCHED TO THE NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN. !,

: IN -.--Hre sGpuNrIL CHAMnGH. CITY HALL,2
fs. New Orleans, Tuesday, March TO- 1862. &
The Board met this day, pursuant to adjourn
ment. ..-s-i -. = 4-zssss a}H,s s.sz7 4. 50
On motion, Mr.. Mensmlu was called to the chair
The roll being called, the following members an
swered to their names, ,yiz.:7. s. - z-.a,-sl.4
! Messrs Benit, Davis, Laborde, Leefe and Mems
man--5. - 80. - ls,..~ -. sfs- s4 -
There being no quorum, on motion Of Mr.. Leefe, ;,
the Board adjourned to Tuesday, March 23, at E
o'clock P. II. ~. .,...r..,sss : 80 -. .z.lss
- H.G, PEARSON, Secretary pro to m. :
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FRIpAei

. lease Of absence for ninety
Tl.ee by keeper Of ths cy Pa < 70 60 :. te heat
t,Ps Fl
,hs sompsos shsiiroad arroon avenas without de-
O. % .ss % W sS2sfist s e s s aAss ,s;
Broad Canal paying htr, for said
2 sss favor ss y js ns hs III e'PSs % s sh to y
IT, fa Tsssyd"s the contract for attending the
i ~ s,y tie copser 70 warrant On
the Comptroller to on
The he, Tsssnsr to pay n adFy ills e. H.
s.stsGa sRs I, &sssa St n's a'y -
Of raqffo rhss. Fsnnas fsr Masnolia street
bridge a naa ssssfs,ss assbssifays .sfaIs . - ~
- s2r1 Ha iPfa PEsEsJE Fl ssJsfps ssse Sey pro
The following resolutions, adopted by the AS
sistant Board, were read twice and concurred in,
the rules being suspended: " 49, !yss
e s's 4 sEss No. g I'M Rase ds Ssfss s c0mss o III
Ae.oisi instruct tbs fnanes ceriase TO make set
i,sa N5 tbs ''''ts' Fs - pss 'ss'
i Yeas tre.srs Cog, DeLabarre, Forstall, Huck:
inS R9hin, Stith ana Wiltz-7..E s.z g. 1855.
s FIJI ass'
tioit Streets aS*T2-@' - - ff g
Yeas :Messrs Cox, DeI.abarre, ForstalI, Huck-
ms, Robin, Stith and Witz-7 ''7. '
resolution granting leave e absence for ninety days to
TGeo Baon of the City Park u leave for seat of
otion granting Of ahscncs to WIN. Carr Deputy
Street Cemmitstore 70 lsaye fart the seat Of
suti amend NJ re.oininB 64b, regarding ths
couplesion Of she'll rsad arroitan delay
Yeas Messrs. Cox. DeI,abarFe, Forstail. sHuck-
ns, Robin, Stith and Witt. rss7Esst - So ~@s
rsEoi,ion authorizing the Ecopro to artant oH tie
I'M. in al Of all as,ands his celaet fsf a.seldrg
the fiu sstce boats and sharNes. s
Yeas: Messfs Cex, DeLabarre, Fors tall, Huck-
ins, Robin, Sth and Witt. ,eg+g..as, lssass,,
revolution Auho,zny the COMMIT oficr 10 d rns
the nay sundry bills, adope> 1tn el II, 1852
Yeas: Messrs Cog, DeLabaEre, FoFstall, Huck-
ins, robin, Stith and Wiltz-7 - - -
eso'a easc ofbsfnse, for thirty days, to d.
v H. Bertheio'. e fs - .
reao,nJn approving the aindcnion by The Comptroller If
Thor FaNniis attending MaslJia Street
b. idge, AID scceping ais security Nh
Yeas: Msssrs. Cox, DeI4abarre, Forstall, Huck-a
ins, Robin, Stith and Wilt, ~ s,gszs
ant Bofrd, were referred to the Committee on
Streets and Landings: 20 .r@z-E "a %'sSS- ,+Sss4
resolution authorizing
raaking side $enthws sida Of Second atres:
4 resolution uutoiiXGg rig draining
entity Fond dai fia water from tue Broad
Street anIl--the city payiDs him sr.aaid extfs. woe
The following resolution, adopted by the Assist
ant Board, was read twice, the rules being sus
pended: y - -~.@s s7s'T"s' @-s4'"
Arcsoutioh The Comptroller the
to ray. pdty bs-tor
the 0ice o lIe Jn tice4 Of ths Prace,
4 motion TO concur in the foregoing resolution
was lost, for want of the legal majority. -,
| Yeas Messrs. s.-r$Gox, forstall,s Hnckins and
/ Stith--4, & -l.g..'lr.4- -rse 80 -. ~ ~
| Nays: Messrs. DeIlabarre, Robin and Wiifz;--3.
Il =
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y ss,AvANSAH SAFE aka VII eksbuSg wing 6f the
lsth says. vi Mn
! IA gentleman just Itam Savannah Informed guss
5yestsrda that the people of that cltY4weta no
way uneasy about the elemy. 1Aey feel pasfectly
safe, and no 8ttack Isl appreh ehende a8ss@Ss4ss
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: ! Tie enemy seem. 70 shAVs feaehaN ihd I0West
round lii the ladder Of neahnesss. 70 disregard 9
white nag Il something unknown ia ciyiliasd war.
fare; YET oar andal foe hare not only disre
/ il, but dressed themselves IL womans appaFel and
hoisted the white nag il order decsise and k,a
our men, Such-bnrbarity, however; - but IN keeps.
ing with the past conduct Of the Heapherous
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p. s. WlbTz, ..
T.. f FnRSFAI,
] ! s. Ii. uUtKINS,
GEGAnU SIIrH.

s The following substitute, offered by the Commit
tee on Finance, for resolution of this Board, to
sappuint Joint committee t0sreport upon the best
msttdd Of relieving destitute families, the heads
Of such families being in active service in, camp"
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voLUMEsXV.. /.
l6oE,F'l GJIaAI.AsJllIJRNAIa L..
. ~ -.aa wa aprsa a:as " Na a,MH.-
BOARD -e0F A[,DERMEN, asss.a
eouNcm CHAMBER, CRY HALL

~ ...- .- GouNcIh CH AMrER, CRY HALL.
.a7A New Orleans, Tuesaay March ls. 1864.
The Board met ,this day, pursuant to adjourn.
ment. 49,. ~ "a - - -. - ,ss..s s-s-5
Members present: Hon. S. P. DeIabarre, Presi.
dent pro tenn, eMessrs. Coz, Forstall, Huckins,
Ru6iu, Stith and WHIT. "a ,ss.r,..g -s,~.a
TIE reading Of the minutes was, on motion, dis
pensed with.s, 5s,s,ss7 ,5,y. zs--7 !..e...-
= Tie folio wing communication was read ~, s.
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.7t. HEA pQuARTEas i3HzAgRsG8ku -tSstit RS
"@= f'' F'Ti Susy llytfs iIta Esnrfj,i, U % ~ "

- New ORIG FeoFtiN z -s9 s2.--ey :.
4 ORDER MAJ. Si-yctu5 A RE 4 3kE ~ o snERkp,
M your Ffnioty y Febrrg 24fi
III hs s..ras loar to5 ehta erill Hsttsasys 81
rdI called tha hay pesss metabers are
Qutatel't to 64 punctual z{5 Isss zs15S= =
: 4 By ofler JGfEa VTEEhE. Gapsan
VIII asana, q. s. q 4 - is fe2l I'm
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Alta recent meeting Of the planters aof 1anEy
county Ala, the following reaolntion Was sunant
mousiy adopted: "a \ e y.
Hesoleed, That this me- ting dos earnestly recon-
menasto the planters of this county and also to
the pianters Of Alabama and 70 the cottnn States
generally to plant falI three fourths uf their pres
entS crop In corn and tmore than one-fonrth in
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49, IA

FSl 57J1 a fFE3sagE "a
slRK7S SSaSG 2.t " - 5SaS ~ zsee - 9s4 a
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N.iss iiFItSnsl Feb 4 iSf2. }
n, HaESsnS.s BFltgNyM-' E,i1sa IA 20 - CD.
IA szi flsi datc. etteni the bisiaesS department O
M is Regiment Parties having money or prodnSe m ihei
III hanis bsonaig to the Resueni, wii plea aiisiefhs
XII sabcfinie,s 70 the Regiment Of Fas Molasses etc
viii bs Forwarded TO them Neg Ofensi and Cotton to
Mes,rn Iaos. Henderson Co. Naiettz, Miss,a& Ss -
~'fsN ~ s1 = /. z5 =. 5TEtys. j. HARRIS, .
fe5 II 23y N5S ~ ~ 3 I'll Col Gorlly. F. H. g.
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%HNtsSs3S F5G8sA$ $-F No 30 Hntati saYa0t, . I'll
80 s !ss Il r5 issssp rleans. Feb e. 1ss24)
r TEIts TsEGrasTan T 2 nn,5Sa- aE4ts aaEUssH va,
III fr ibe Each eanpen Yl'st have fnii5c npe
lM me Of 10 -saen. - g4s.zss7.s IS
fmmedle plcatia, aadsa lhes EsaaquartIh,
where thsy viii be mastered Into sarsicsa AT nnee
's q Il st5 . 5jg S$ III Al sI,4, ~ .a4.r
fec If Sss54s- a.s..Cai. pnligs 7. !. G..
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= T..
The Communication auasd was sn 10 he Bo
ris Aldtrnsn. + tTHEo MARKS, ses'y for MAJOR!
The raes being suspended, Mr.. 5itt offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which were
read tSice and adopted, ard were on motion. sent
totie Assistant Board. .a@g ~ '"' HdSS 5' g
y Yeas !: Messfs DeI4abarre, Cox, Forstall, Hue,s:
ins, Robin, Stith and Wiitz-7. ~ - 81 =
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Wetrust that oil our troops in the Confederaoy
will profit blythe example set by this guerrilla
movement. tsaSannah Republican, l4th, tfsst g. g
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
Ayer'sSarsaparilLa

A compound remedy, designed to be the ,ost
oftctual Alternative that can be made 1t is
a concentrated extract of Para Sarsaparlla,
so combined with other substances of still
greater Alternative power as to afford an cffcc-
tive antidote for the diseases Sarsapalila is
reputcd to cure. 1t is believed that such a
remedy is wanted by those who suffer from
Strumous complaints, and that one which will
accomplish their cure must prove of immense
service to this large class Of our afflicted fellow
citizens. How completely this compound will
do 1t has been proven ~ experiment on many
OF the worst cases to be found Of the following
complaints -
ScNoruLA AND SCnoruLous COMPLAIHTs,
EnurTIoNs AND EnurrlvE DISEASES, ULcrNs,
rIMHLEs, BLorCHEs, IuMoRs. SALT EuEUM,
HCALD HEAD, SYPHILIS AND SYPHILTrIC Ar
FIcrloNs, MEnCrNlAL DISEASE, DHopsY, NEu-
NALGIA OR Tic DoULoUREUX, DEBILITY, DYs-
rEPsIA AND INDIGESTION, ERysIrELls, ROSE
OR ST.. ANruoSys FIRE, and indeed the whole
class of complaints arising from INrUHIrY OF
TIE BLOOD.
This compound will be found a great pro-
motcr of health, when taken in the spring, to
cXpet the foul hum0:S which foster in the
blood at that season Of til" year. By the time
" expulsion Of them MANY rambling disorders
are nippcd in the bud. Multitulos can, by
the aid of this remedy, spare themselves from
the endurance of foul cru qsons and ulccrous
sores, through which the system will strir, tn
I'D itself OF corruptions, il not assisted to do
this through the natural c!r;nn,ls Of the BODY,
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v!tiatcd blood whenever YOU iinl its impurities
bursting through the sI>ini. pimplas. cr,iptions,
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whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Even where no particular disorder
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blood healthy, and all is vcll; but with this
pabulum Of life dsorlcrcd there can be no
] astinr health S,.,rr~ ~. lo+o- eo,,,,.L;,,,,
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.

DOCTOR THOMAS F. CHAPMAN will
~ send to all who wish it free Of charge) the
Recipe and full directions for making and
using a beautiful vegetable Balm. that will
effectually remove PIMpLEs. BLorcHEs TAN
FREcKLEs &C., SC. leaving the skin smooth
clean, and beautiful: also full directions for
using PELATEEAu's CELEBRATED ST1MrLANr
warranted to start full growth of Whiskers
or a Mustache in less than thirty days. FL
Their oj the above can be obtained by return
mail, by addressing with stamps for return
postage) DR.. THOMAS CHAPMAN,
Practical Chemist, s31 Brondarcy. Near York.
n1Sy3m2
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
THE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE

"HE CONFESSIONS and EXPERIENCE
Il of 81 UFFERER-Published as warning
and for the especial benefit of Young Men and
those who suffer with Nervous Debility. Loss
eff Memory, Premature Decay, &C.. &c. &c,
by one who has cured himself by simple means
after being put to great expense and incon-
venience, through the use of worthless mcdi-
ciHos prescribed by learned Doctors
Single copies may be had o. the author,
G. A. LAMBERT, Esq, Grconpoint Long
Island, by enclosing post paid addressed en-
yelepe. Address CHARLES A. LAMBERT, ESQ.
Greenpoint, Lon. Island, NY. n1sm2
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
Vernon Springs,
FIGURING MILL.

VSNHE undersigned would announce to his
4 friends and the public generally that
his Touring Mill is now constantly in notion
and being in the best of working order at
all times, will never be surpassed either in
quality or quantity. ofts work. Give nae a
trial and Twill as heretofore guarantee salts
faction.
Vernon Springs May %, 1861.
n92l A. Ii. HARRIS.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1862-01-17
Ayers CatllaG tic Pills,

For TIE CURT or
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l.ts" Co"'i''ai,". DrQpsy, Icttc', Tnaors AMI
Sat Rhe"m, Worms, Gou', INos"u,5jn, as a
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They arc sugar-coatcd. so that the most scnsi-
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f,mily physic.
Price 25 cents per Eox; Five boxes Tor ssloo.
Grcatnumbers Of Clrrsymen. Physicians, States
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remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The Agents below named fur
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are given with also full descriptions Of the above
coHp.Aints, and the treatment that should be fo.-
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Do not be put off by unprinciplcd dealers with
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Demand AYERS, and take no others. The sick
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All cur remedies are for sale by
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-10

OrRIoUs IxcIDEHr.-In our issue OF the
slst ult.. we published telegram from New
Orleans announcing the explosion Of pows
der mill near that city. The following Incl
dent in connection with the explosion we
copy from the New Orleans Delta, Of the Sd :
After the explosion of the powder mill and
conn lete demolition OF the old hospital
butidIng over the river, last Saturday night,
our readers will remember that the fire
burned for two days and nights, the flames
bursting up between the bricks and Rubbish
a. It ignitsd the wood and other combustible
matter beneath the ruins.
On Tuesday morning, after cooling down
the Are, q lot Of workmen began moving
away the bricks and mortar, TO zee IL any
machinery could be found. worth saving
Whilst engaged In this seryics, David Far
rier found beneath the ruinA the large and
beautiful ConfedArais nag belonging 70 the
building. Upon exhuming 1t, those present
were astonishe&p - ind that. although the
made BY the pieces Of brick which went
through 1t, not singls STAR, Of the eleven
was injured or soiled-eAch one Of them being
= Whale and anhart - 1t the moment the
when the colors were drit discovered, Far
rter, who could only eco the blue and stars,
cried out. .sThree cheers, mea, for the bonnie
blue AAgt" and they were given most heafta.
". After taking Il out OF the rama 10
wrapped Il around HI, body, and with al the
nthustsam IL true and gallant 6outhron,
he gave vent - Ats feelinss ofjoy. "--'sm = :
said Ne. "tes4 1Af set IRE 70 car powder
mills ANA huyA Nar towns and citjee, but they
can A1t~ Aapayoy IL oon1o6eyate aAG ia1