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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12

lands will be redeemed, and We hold it
wrong to knock off the interest on these;
had the Board Disseminated between the
classes of property, they might have done
well--providea they had any right at all
to NEEDLE with the Clerks statute duties.
AS to the town lots, believe il is in the
power Of the Board to void town plots I'M
der certain conditions. Such should be done
with part Of Muscoda, in which case the
County delinquent list would be reduced
greatly and the fees diminished by third.
"Rut," says Mr. Waldorf, "the object Of
the Board in reducing the per cent, was to
induce redemptions." Such may have
been the intention, though the Board took
good care to not make public that they
had ever reduced the interest. The agents
Of large nonresident spectators will be
sure to inform their employers Of it, but
who is to tell any others!
Mr.. Waldorf objects to our saying that
the lands are holden for every dollar Of
taxes and penalties charged against them
when many Of the lands cost but so cts.
per acre, and many ofthe lots are not worth
over the cost Of surveying. Then, pay the
State tax assessed on them and petition
the Legislature to allow the County
Board to deal with such lands some other
way than is directed by law. We Object
to these preeedents and preleminaries
which are sure to lead to invalidations of
the tax sales and deeds. We are for fol-
lowing the legal procedure; you are IA
voring such variations from the law as
may endanger or void the public rights.
Mr. Waldorf seems to acknowledge that
by virtue Of the Herald having a general
circulation through the county, it is enti-
tied to % he printing, provided the
cost Is not too great. The Board however
would make no discrimination. We were
asked to bid for the printing against a sin
gle competitor whose paper was lingering
at the point Of death--the people in every
part ofthe county away from home having
stopped it to exhibit their disapproyal Of
the editors conduct as leader Of the County
Division faction; only about Plattesille
has tile paper a circulation Of any con3e-
quence, where It is supported properly and
wisely for the sake Of keep ng a homo pa
per, and not for any sympathy with the
editors plans for dismambering the Coun-
ty. Further, we were asked to contract
with parsons unauthorized BY law to con
tract and whose contract would be mani
testify void. In either case there was man
fest inequality; fort is rule that bidders
ought to be able to render equal service,
ane that both parties TO an agreement shall
be equally qualified to contract. These
| ia addition to the various legal impediments
discussed heretofore, were valid reasons
Why we should not respect the action Of
/ the Board
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
ST. Louis. March II

The following is an official dispatch -
To Maj. Gen. Mcclellan: The army in
the southwest, under Gen. Curtis, after
three days hard figliting, has gained most
glorious victory over the combined forces
Of Van Porn, McCulloch, Price & McIn Josh.
Our loss u killed and wounded IS estima
ted at 1000, and that of the enemy still
larger. Guns faes, prisoners &C., were
captured in large quantities. Our cavalry
are in pursuit Of the flying enemy.
(Signed) II. w. HALLEcK, Maj. Gen.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12

We were invited to make an exanna
ton Of the books Of the Rock River 10
surance Company, during the past week.
bv the gentlemanly and energetic Secrs'a
~, G. p. Whitford, Esq, and were mueA
pleased with the iiatteling position q ~
affairs. The Company was charted 40
yember 9th, 1859, and has, consequently
been in operation about one year, hes
thus far been successful beyond the anle'
patton Of its most sangune friends v.
Policies have been issued, and properly y
the amount Of $555,l0l 90, has Oeeli y q
sured, as will be seen by the Annual u.
port, which will be found in to-dayS +
per;-all upon first class property losg ~,
the way, which secures the Company llOa'
any danger Of heavy losses. The cna'"l'
ter Of its risks has thus far been gOOuI
and some Of the best citizens have nsu'Ss
ia it. TIE largest amount when nd a. IA
exposed by any one fire IS SZ,Ov8 I'm, IN
Che amounts are generally n suns n "s
$500 to $500. We you'd reC0u a,,on.
this COMPANY to the support and pauG %g
AGE Of he people Of Wisconsin u, as S 'si,s,
Of their fullest confidence. lug INN M
and conductors are men Of standing lPs III,
capital, and have been engaged ID luo ,drra
iect with no intention Of obtaining and
amount Of business by foul means 4sorsg
then breaking and swindling rs PasV sstao,
Besides, it is a home institution, aas q
lisbed to meet the growing dsulau .u,itr.
our farmers and business men io' :. wiL
and expects It's support al home , 4
therefore, be cautious ~ lis t@'''p
and safe ia its investments. .,,Tr,
OF the benefits Of insurance, geu i,;,.1.,
we need not say anything to our y. v' ned
as they arc posted in that respecS~g Inv j.
only ID be convinced that c9 Sw @soud
safe to secure their patronage T'.oraucs
recommend the Rock River il, s;iI ,pr
Company is such and hope tnoy Y"
port It right heartily. comps-
BY reference to the card o. ivy 4 viii
~ 81 tie first page Of Ibis pap'r I,,, ! il
be seen that a change fas been l, lur
the officers, who now stand as ioIl0'
President. a. Chapman.
Vice Presidents. J. Tod.
secfetary-C. p. Whitford.
Treasurcr-A. r.. Waterman. a.
Thes5 Gentlemen are well kn L.ys nan,
,n,ono our most able and responses. a,rel
ma t6or names cannot fab d giye I s~.,o,.
confidence 10 the sovDdness Of tho WI
J0irnol 4.
ayTbe wife of an enlisted man !, o,iers
18th Conaeclicpt regiment, ''i,de =, 6ogsr,
Or the seat Of war, cut offhls Io's .b and
Vile he VAS home on . furougn soue
sleep; and as this thing bas pssn bus-
,gten enough with success in keeP'uY Is to
,ands away from the war, an ezainP MN Al
:, a., made # the woman. She = q ..nt to
4 aud will probably p ~
State ps:son'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
Taxation.
the Board


Nobody thinks Of avoiding taxation to
pay the expenses Of meeting this slave
holders rebellion What shall be taxed
and when shall the tax be paid, are ques-
tons that our Legislature should answer
at once. Congress viii soon enact a law
by which almost every species Of property
will be included as basis Of taxation. The
Legislature may SO on aud include many
articles overlooked or neglected by Con
gress. II will be absolutely necessary
without any lodging to relieve the Lands
from excessive taxation by taxing personal
property in whatever shape, especially tax
ing dearly all luxuries and pleasure proper
lty. Paper money, notes Of hand or com
mereial paper, mortgages, judgments, &c.,
viii BE taxed either by compelling the
holders or issuers to purchase stamps, or
BY providing a registry in which I'LL such
papers must be recorded and tie tax duly
paid to make them valid The false cry
that taxing such paper is double tax,
that by taxing q mortgage the holder IS
compelled 70 charge SO much more in all
dition 70 the tax upon the mortgaeed
/ lands. will be turned over at once, as other
shifts BY which personal property has here
toiore avoided taxation. No running
away from the assessor to avoid taxation
will lie allowed-no false swearing, no eva
sions, Tie laad holders will accede to a
] full and hir taxation Of al their property /;
/ but u tas same time d.ussnd that the
j properly Of ali other persons shall be tax
Ell in order to tighten the tax burthens on
lands. Let the tax burthen be mutual
equitable ana universal; then there will BE
no complaints.
We hope the Legislature viii collect q
var tux II May Of June next; money win
zen he ph|nty, as prices Of produce viii
~ Up Without any doubt. In our opinic i
| tie tsxpa yers Of arant county will be
better prepared q raise ! tax III twenty Or
Thirty thousand dollars ia May ar June
than III The fla o. winter thereafter. Tie
poorer elasses eSe receiving large amounts
of money from their friends II the army.
This money Win ena1le them To pay taxes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12

e. The Democratic Legislature 81
Democratic Delaware has adjourned with
ont making any arrangement for the col
lection Of the Federal tsx. !. ny ss.se ol,-
posed to ''coerciouv down there, and have
carefully abstained from taking any action
towards strengthening the arm Of the Fed
eral Governments. It is well that the
cause Of the Union is not dependent upon
sEch loyalty.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
NEWS.
WASHINGTON. March 8

A telegram from Fort Monroe, D. M,
says that the Ericsson Battery arrived last
night. Early this morning she was attack
ed BY the reSel steamer MerriInac and
gunboaic 4 orktown and jamestown.
After five hours contest ehey were beat
en- of, the former in a sinking condition.
This is official.
The Stars and Stripes were over Cock
pit Point.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
Leesburr, March, s

Col. Geary has taken Leesburg and driv-
en- Gen. Hills army from the town and sur
rounding fords. The American flag flies
over all. The rebels thought this one Of
their great strongholds. We took many
prisoners and stores, and took possession
Of the bank, post Office and other public
buildings. This brilliant achievement IS
of vast Importance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
CHICAGO. March 10

To Capt. Bebee Brunswick, Ca, and
Fernandina, Fla, has been captured. Mes
sage also says Winchester and Manassas
are evacuated.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
Interest Question.

a Bill II beforethe Wisconsin Senate to
lisait ths rate of interest % Z per cent.
So sure Is the rate is reduced, tie next
move viii 81 10 remove the usury laws,
which will BE- saceessful, as Z per cent. is a
limit solow tn. many now satisfied will
beeoma elamoraus for a change. The BIZ
insall probability has been suggested and
wilIhe fisorcd BY usurers as 4 stepping
stone to The repeal Of all usuFy laws.
Gg-L Last yessr the taxes in Great Brit
1in amounted to $38o,ooo,0oo. The
American Government II proposing 70 col
lect but S2oo,ooo, 600 including the lanl
tax. According to tee census Of 1850, the
property Of the nation IS valued at sixteen
thousand nilHoas g dollars, % lie tax
PER cent VIII y, ttiiling
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
Distribution Of ths National Tax among The Trades and
Incomes Of the Country.

The following is an abstract Of the Tax
Bill reported to Congress, by the Commit
tee of Ways and Means, on Monday, the
Sd inst. The bill covers two reams Of pa-
per- 1t contains one hundred and five
sections, and is one of the largest o. any
kim ever before prepared, and on which
months Of Time have been bestowed. Ii
provides for the appointment by the Presi-
dent Of Commissioners of Internal Rev
enue, with salary Of five thousand dollars
per annum, his Office to be in the Treasury
Department, with suitable number Of
clerks. The country is to be divided, as
the President may direct, into ccnveniens
collection districts, with an Assessor and
Collector appointed by the President far
each district. who shall have Pow
point such deputies as may bs "a -,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12

enenys plcAets.
The Object was to obtain an exchange Of
prisoners, which had bepn taken last Sat
urday.
On the morning after the engagemeA
nine dead bodies and one hundred wound 4
ed were found in the eneny's encamnnenf,
which had been removed three nliles from
the river after the engagement. Lieut.. IT.
win thinks their loss was 90 killed and
100 wounded. Their force engaged was
1000 infantry, 6.0QC cavalry. aud 6,
pieces Of Artillery. At Cornish, Miss,
l8 miles from the Tennessee river, the
enemy had $4,000 or 10000. AT Hem
derson Station, miles from the Tennessee
river were 10000 or $4,000; and at Bear
Greek Bridge, I miles back ST Passport,
Miss, were 5000; and 10000 more were
also reported 70 b. terrifying Chiekasaw,
Ala.
The result Of the recent election IN liar
din and McNairy counties shows the
strength Of the Union sentiment Of South
ern Tennessee. The former gave 500 out
of 1000 votes for the Union; the later
200 majority out Of 1900 votes. Lieut..
Gwinn says the cry Of the people is ssSend
US arms and sufficient force % protect us
while organizing, and We viii drive the
rebels ont Of Tennessee ourselves
a second visit to Columbus reveals
many facts Of interest. Col. Buford, who
has made a o-&nnawslnination Of the
earshworks, says IT, are six miles il
ength.
Ha a dispatch from Denver City on
Saturday gives an account Of battle near
Fort Craig, New Mexico, "a the 2lst ut,
between two regiments Of Union troops
and 5000 rebels. The fight lasted Al day
and both parties claimed 4 victory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12


Separs rer ib aceorliny fosF,foa
Lard, liuseed oil burning auid per oal
Coal oil D. r pal
Kefned coal oil Der cal
.G = per 900 feet
Bank note paper per 81
Printing paper per H.
Soap per H..
SALT per 100 H. xx&HN
Sole leathar nov IL
Upper leatl.er, per h.
Flour per bril-
Al other r1rtlfaeiorps nap eant
loren,
Railroad Messengers per m 3le OF frax A
Railroad comma atioi, ti..sets nor 3 -
~seamfoa & laSs4ryars nor u,ile
tnlni nSast lerrv hna,s arsI barso -
ranls mr. cent -, go r,ssi.s
nasSea.ers - = 80 sPs
AdyertfssSsna,,rs nas e.at -, sa,.
ceipts. -
Cold watebr ,
Silver ,gafcass. -
Gold Mate Re-, onnea e e
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
Rock River Insurance Company,

Lima, March 5, 1862.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
Columbus. Ky. March 4. 1862.

TO 1Haj. Gen. Holleeh, Commanding
Western Department:
Columbus, the Gibraltar Of the West, is
ours, and kentucky Is free.
Al four o'clock this morning the lotilla
under Commodore Foote, consisting Of 6
gunboats, mortar boats and transports,
conveyed the 9th Illinois regiment, a bat
tallion Of the 54th and 74th, Ohio, and
55th Illinois, under command of Gen.
Sherman, proceeded to this place.
On arriving here it was difficult to say
whether the Notifications were occupied
by our own cavalry on scout from Padu-
cab, or the enemy.
Every preparation was made for open
ing fire and landing infantry, when Gen.
Sherman, and Capt. Phelps, with Thirty
soldiers. made reconnaissance with tug
steering exactly under the water-batteries.
Satisfied that our troops had possession
they landed, assembled to the summit
together planted the Stars and Stripes,
amid the cheers Of our brave tars and sol
diers.
Though rising from a sick bed to 60
upon the expedition, / could not resist
landing to examine the works, which are
Of immense strength, 81 .. Of tiers
upon tiers Of batteries Over front
and q strong par3s kh, covered
BY a thick lbatt;d N side. The
Notifications ap: been aban-
= hastily
sOnsidar.l. 7v nf ordnance
O. number If anchors,
., and a large supply
our handsa The des-
1iuts, toa Barracks
hi1gfbut Their blackened re
the.town was spared.
kgas left il the works, con-
,ootS rdufantlgsand 400
G. w. CulnpM, II
Brig. Gen.
ST. Louis, March Z.
Issciaf dispatch to the Democrat
"a, says that Lieut.. Gwinu, Of the
kler, reached there last night
rs lessee river.
Gwinn landed under a flag Of
ia was permitted to advance a mile
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1862-03-12
lrticLea tared.

Spirituous liquors per gal
Ale and beer, per oil
Stem or leaf tobacco, per ID
When manufactured, aodix
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

FRoM ST LOUIS AND MIssoUsL-A gal tamsn who
scent about weeks in S. LJuis aud who left that
city lev days sirce reports to us the existence of
strong Southern feeling greatly discriminating over The
aboliiol pIrty The l,ue-, be states, ia compo'sd al
mes, xcusiyey OF the German and emgrant Yankee
poru!,lion To those may be I'D! led few who are di
y Interested in army contracts for the Federal gov
er Ia'nt
When he left, the FEDERAL oT;S in the city com.
posed Of H-ckers regiment end two German batalloU-
ut home gdl'ds All the reminder had baeo drIwn al
pt oil the eHyedtionAry fOrco up the TENNESSEE
river.
Northern Missouri ho reports to he almost unanimous
in favor of the South bu The mpues ot the people
kep down by the peJon3 Of Federal troops stationed
III hout tue country All tho private arms aud am.
mu iion have lesn taken poses in Of By the enemy
aud innumcrable ou'rag' upon persons and property
have ben committed The Wnolf country Ia represented
to be 10 a ssta OF complete terror The S, hern part
of the S:s,e ID more vided 10 &C Cntiment
Our Informant. who isa gentleman vel informed rs 10
the position Of srs throughou: the State, does not for
moment ent IT lin doubt Of the ability OF the 6n Is
of the Couiederaey to redeem Missouri from abolition
~ e. With tu, tl- ASSISTANCE. Give them arms pis and
,hey will work oct ther owu po'iticS salvation. A.
pr, sent they paieD'lv, thoush sGue'ngly bidng
their Lme.-Mrmptis Aaysa,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

BLISS rHE GIRL-~i.s N,.cirsi Ssuders is The step
dlu hur of Hon. A. v Brown, who lsit princey resi-
de ce in the beautiful hills whcn eucircle Nashville
She ia youJg bsautlu witty, aud wl4 noted belle at
the Capitol at Washington. The Federal commander,
MeCook, having known her formerly, upon taking pos
session Of TIE city, caei to psy biz respects sent
up his Gard from the dor. Her reply "Ttll him
10 please eIcupe am in mourning for my country,
nd can see no one
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26

ngs OF their hearts, subdung their fears querng
the anguish ha. is rending their souls deliberately
couuterDg the days OF fearful expectancy and nights Of
despondeut sleeplessness that must be their portoB
during the OF their children, they send their
loved oDes fo-,h the battle. These are the sacrifices
wh;ci "the women of the revolution" are making.
An incident th occurred 10 this city yesterday which
is mentioned in another part Of this paper, illustrates
the spirit that prevails nong the aiies OF the South at
this moment A soldier arrives nor;aly wounded from
the .a the lady to whom he Is engaged-one sanding
high on account Of her attractive powers smlAble dis
position and Unusual talent and acq rementsn order
that she may have wfe's sacred ngh; lavish upon
him all her cares all her wealth OF love- all the
her heart has boarded up with misets care TO pour
upon him when he shorll be her oWn-united her fate
with his and hs few days will be gladdened his suI
ings lghtened his last moments so0thed by the a,com
plishment Of the great wish OF his life.
When We contrast woman's devotion, her cares, her
oil her selfimmolaton her trirg labors with what
does in the struggle OF war, how striking is fhe diff
ererce Mans pAtn is stIewed with carnage snd ceug
ed with blood; devastation, me and eesth mark his
desoating course bat womans tolls and C are all
tor good They glor-f d with the hab of charity
sy pary genSseess uud kiedEsa mmortallze her dsr
She seeks shelter the ht ieess clothe the shvsrng
cure the SEX and Rssuage rings Of the d-d
With such attributes of aft cion and mercy about he
sacr beauty holy purity enyirons her, and const-
crates ber works oi mercy.
The history Of he Southern revolution that Will bs
read By uuFs generations will recount great deeds per
orued b ave aud gallant men, htrots who died on
the blttle-f i'd for their counrys gain; but this story
will be ono OF destruction aud death How bright will
be the page in which "the Of the revolution"
menioned-Wiih what viii their deeds be re
eAried-what solemn sAnoiity will ems roud their men,
o.ies Euuesly will the women of the future com
mend 10 tie in aoa OF their daughters the lofty virtues
Of '',hs women OF the revolution"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVNG been sdvei by PhyrclAn ard many friends TO
lel from buslnrss, eeoun Of ny healh, have eor
ei d. SO; Therefore of entire soes Of oeeie
Hay, MIL Onl low ITceL yy tt,ek consisting u
SOJ bale, Of Tin sthy and C0ger Hsy
- d. of'Hpsr she.ye OAs
1u1 boIes Of AdAuAbune and Tall)w Candles
100 DO ef Tob tcc' g.
4hhi5 OF Nss Orleans segar
do Vii c Coffee gr
Crfe, aoasses Rij Matches, Pepper
Alsp'e g nger, hrsa
Nal s., (sightly dal asrd)
Brewn stun. sh'p stIn, tls,n Cats Corn,
Aud many o'her ATt'c e tol 10 menaru.
~ take this me h. Of -rssg attu e and sincere
thanks and hiens the very osra pai or
age and kndn .ss tLey have ex- 1nded TO
~ All adtb'ed 10 val confer eat fayo- b.
ca log my stare and settling their a-cun am wtihoa.
assistance, my younS men having goLe In ne Amy.
no sRf A. y DtBNEY,
AplT-u Corner Of BroA aud h street.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
S0TECE,

= -sNgf s,T-ON. uPTIIi,N, frmsTly q f-'-r-nHrs
Y .ll r.t.T -.- d. $50 z MN1 -- q s1efe he ~ De
't .. .Hr- Ear4s si-Ht u--i .a1s1rns Here Is Ehs'
9-.s .H"s. Hlr#.
me- rr --g e. ttEr pleasure Z" - 'l1irnnf " heh ,
ess.r F-s sr--s li .1rrllu.I c'cni " IS
No. e ---rr -s-.. vs. -sy- tiei hin Lnd foaai
. rl -s 1a lec 1e.. bette ihir could hayi done
... H-H s-r. 90 -aaEiri very r--'- tl7t "a.
go l=s a. r-,. e.t .ll 1i --oH4c1sa a.
F-- " .l1-.l ,s's us I've NJ. hAy-'n P-ise-'eh w
gAyIr nav,
a-V H. b. G0WLEs,
Az Rifsf -'stD iAEL.s,
IA Us WAT-oN,
WI PKrCf4sD,
Esv R-v JOIN ksgE
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
Mly,R KOGsAS AuOss rar 0ukscksrs Tho KuO,

hLy)R koEsAS AMONG THE OHERrEEES Tho knoI-
vile R,gstcr says:
We have ssen letters from NJ ,r Morgan aud General
Mehah.y ~rit,el from q laia low, n O, which show
taat the Nfjors uip 10 Chgro has been enlueut.
" s,ccesrhl Tue kjIr ,xprca "a s"'eh kuoXyilc
Sh is ju Ky warriors hy be $50 OF iEis month. We
III Ike tlt following extract lfom Ga. Sehaaeys e..er,
sh ch s dstai Ayrii lSF;
we r.acred hsrs (Ql Ia TOWN. last Monday. Our
ariga created usid=rb be excitement. emO5g the la
dams We hbd macti. It iris place, which vas large
" attended, rn Dber of Cl!cs being e,ent. They
ace Snlaltucri,g fr,ly. W. enrolled 03 in tbi'
cofSt md ihrk We viii ge: 700 m3re on 10y
liver Hc leave o.iay i0r Webster sn fem there 10
nphy. A,j'r Morgan has 'bcrSugby aroued the In.
asus When =, received tie 'yfu' rtws cf our vcory
a. Oorln.h, the I,dians g4va a wafwdOop Which made
the m9u1taus rcg Hpj1r Morgan Is the grea'est man
ever saw; tie Inaisn al well pleased Wi.h him,
aud .hi1k he is tho CITY ELu who could have got up
such sn en,AusasG among ttep. We viii lave as Bae
bo ' Of nan as eSgr went il o the seTyce
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1861-1862, 1862-04-26
Trophies or rnE LArr ycror AT sML'H.-A letter

rcn Cola tays:
0. trophies vi lave abundance. Fully nine.tent5s
O. oar army arJ no" aing j. hats ard oveTcosta
and look ike very a ocrac YaI 'ss, but wee TO them
l. they should show themselves during asbt Tlev
weuli be killed by Gu people vi;t out scIupe Gf
d,Iborgion Ncedl hJnks bair oil, p9ta Of PIE. eTves
aud sl e, bs1Sks Iie-, gu roeoypss letters, watch
% ans leiA money, are aLing Geort cn the crrieG'
wave o camp life in a,uldGncs and mary OF cur IN N
hy ADDED re lly vsisbis acc 's nJ;o heir ''I"t ore
ri ed stl,k u; gxGrics Hu.h Dore might ieve lie Z
pplod l. he array ceud i. have been bfcughi away,
but this b.irg impossible tho punder consigned to
the ins1orablo ,Gss. Many Of he oi3ers trunks were
found packed with to facet # oothsS II they had
coma TO stay, and eIpac cd % MIKE brilliant dash In
the OF some of our cities. H'w they must have
bec disappointed.