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II Levi F. McKenncy, of this city, has
been appointed LIST Lieut.. Co. Z, 9th regt,'
vice Marston promoted, and John A. Kelley
of Saco ID Lieut., vice Mckinney promoted.
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Special Wotites.
York County Bible Society

VIII hold it, annual meeting at the Congregation
al meeting house In York Village, Wednesday.
June ith, at o'clock A. NJ.
q. W. CRESSEY. Sec. Pro TEN.
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II Samuel o. waterhOuse, of Portland,
Sergeant Of Co. +, 18th Me. res. V. NJ, died
on board ship Undaunted when six days out
from Ship Island, and We sent homo.
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Gry. SlckLr CONFERENCE.-THE Senate
have finally confirmed the appointment Of
Gen. Sickles as Brigadier General.
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s.M. PETTENGILL & CO..
statt Of Maint.

EXECUTIVE DEPARrsENr,l
AUGUSTA, May 10, ls62.
A,ApJorRSEp SESSION OF the Executive COun
ell will be held the Council Chamber, In Augusta
on Friday the twentieth day OF June next.
Attest
,v2a JOSEPH u. HALL. SIC OF STATE.
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-.avsr,,.srs are particularly request
"A a. hand in their advertisements as early in the
week a. possible. In order 10 secure their in'er'
zion they must be received by Wednesday noon.
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May g. 1862

NorE-The delegates are requested to leave thei'
credentials with ne State Committee before the
hour Of the meeting OF the Convention.
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The State Committee have appointed the follow
ing Congressional District Committee for the fsrst
District,
Nathaniel q. Marshall, OF York John Lynch, OF
Portland, sewan ". Gross, OF New Gloucester
John A. Waterman, OF Gorhami John ID. Lincoln,
OF Brunswick, Daniel Stimson, Of Blddeford, and
0eorgo II. Knowlton, OF Alfred.
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q The Tribune's Washington dispatch
states that u call will soon be made for lOO,-
900 moro volunteers to be used us reserve.
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Grand Advance ofMcclollan's Army.

WHITE HousE, Va, May 10.
The army commenced moving ut an early
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GBe dQtar
From the Army before Richmond

From the Army before Richmond.
Attack on Fort Darling
Ropulso of our aunboats.
Explosion OF the Naugatuck's Gun.
DETAILS or ATTACK on TIE FORT.
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JAMES q. BLAINE,
LEONARD ANDRENs,
SAMUEL T. SPRING,
NELSON DlNGLEf, JR.,
RS. STEVENS.
WALES HUBBARD,
JACOB 4. SMITH,
N. A. fARN Eli,
II. HARMON,
n p. STRICKLAND,
EUGENE HALE,
W. b. SMELL.
II. II. FULLER
q. n. ID. WOODBURY.,
J. VI. LlYERMORE,
L. WOODBURY.,
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DETAILS OF ATTACK on TIE FORT.
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STATE CONVENTION.

The Republicans and all other citizens Of Maine
who support the state and National Administra
lions. will meet In Convention In
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Ropulso of our aunboats.
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CITY HALL, PORTLAND

CITY HALL, PORTLAND,
On Thursday. the 5th day Of June next, at
10 O'Clock A. M.
TO nominate candidate for Governor, and to trans
act any other business that may properly come be.
fore the Convention.
The basis Of representation will be as follows
Each city, town or plantation shall be entitled to
enc delegate. Each city. town or plantation that
cast seveuty.ave votes for the Republican eandi'
date for Governor in 1861. shall be entitled to an
additional delegate, and one delegate to every one
hundred votes for said candidate In 1901 above
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WASHINGTON, May II.
The following dispatch has just been re.
ceivcd at the War Department, ii O'Clock
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Explosion OF the Nausatuck's Gun.
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Republican
Committee.

State
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lso7HFs S.as or THl .f'aEr


4 .nust striking ildiea::"h "l tho 'ha"smg
sttitude of the conservative ctssses OF the
country Is 10 be found in the sction u tho
Old School Presbyterian sssemblY just closing
its sjttinsa at Columbus. Every ShedJ Enof7a
that nc church in past Yssrs B as, in its ea2le-
.;as;icai capacity, mors stuiiously avoided sll
E,atters OF political co5loTaTey, of PTsc.isad
-rse,er iorbearsncc toward slavery. TO thst
pruder &c Tss ddo the fact thst tt;s church
aious of al Others. sa'a tie Episcopal, pTe>
s3r7cd its national organisation up tc the very
tina of the Confederate secesslor- IT Tie
General assembly last year even, though ns1
si5 weeks after the bombardnent OF Sumter,
there 1ss still sn esrnes. effort to maintain the
old policy and resolution introduced b5 the
venerable DR.. Spring Of our city, declaring IL
10 Ls tbs duty Of ministers and thuIchts 1.
strengthen, uphold Sid eEcuurAEe The tsdu-
ral Government liz the nst exercise III lie
functions under 0nr n0t.e CoLstltutioE," MAS
opposed, Oh the score Of inaSpediency, by d
very large and powerful minority. though tho
RESOLUTION ecmiaIned hot tto rs'notest n!l'"'''"
10 slavery or 10 ANY party !ss"o
But this year ~e hnd a 0otatie rss"Es
Rev. DR. F ,bert j. Bra Einriise, 81 ke;itae.j,
subnite pspe. on the sists oi fhs County,
ELicE 10 - outspokan and decided Q. the SIC
jec:s OF sla7c-J snd party 7ss'alse Is E::'asn
speech ca1 Dsks 1t. il declares sr7t zee
system toas makes g proposes sc .sat1 70:
.eatica OF ,nss,ar ana slave hereditary, Fer
patual sad absolute, Gus., IS "ro1SS, as i 's
ncsation of.tnc principles and precepts 9l ihe
GOSPEL sad Of tho Tery :dea Ct .:.gl liberty std
iaaliepaole .iss,ss3s Issa;s thai ct tne Zine
of tbs =ioFiloI q tie uonstit.ti'a si*Tsry
was revsr icsignsd &c e ps7petuase1 oa :
nov there . az .'slnost salerEunan s1AI' u
tna Prssenl lsbelEoato' case ths snufs Esaia :,
work !: Go5sfunert oG. tfe single PrlhsiFLe Of
hsredi.srJ. sef'7;snds,; = and thst "ihs po"e.
aud tssronsEs :,os tos= Geasr1 Govern
nent nave to & lsraat -s1tsnr bsan Welded 10
aiding aud atstsing TINS eIars" !t.oeaIs 'Ii;
tinony against professional P9iideiana bS
whom ths pressStrseslfon has tesn "hstcaed
.nd noo7isnad and nstured class !afaits-
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I rniIt WOMAN.

A soldl5r irum distant ;:Iiate. long stpais :
ted frcn bis family, has allowed do 10 reed
some portions OF recent lottsr from big vile.
showing the spirit that aaimatos the "oUen OF
the South. We giro Sd cxtrac: which bag the
ring Of true metal. Tho author iss daughter
of tho old diary lana Line ::
"Iou> toe, arc isolated, ana roHd "itn Fsi7
7our heart yenrnings. Butt yoI 'yol are IN fgr
the war" Otherwise, neither OF us should wis b
it to be. Let US make the sacrifice complete
by being "cheorful gIvers." Why should you
put of your aruor e ta,ud would ! &c the
wife. YOU take me for, 10 ask ii = No, bus
band, psvsr / Lst US s,fivs &c do or tH'9Is
Gs:tv, if it cost the life blood OF eotE. iss let
us strive to hope, to0. that We may son's aay
meet The clouds lover. and are 7sry aAiS :
but He who rules the storlu, sai1es eS'h our
little bark Blessed thought Let us iust
all to him. y 'sa:.t> -, ..,.r
Dan nation, be conquered VIXEN lis Toiasn
thus feer2 Manhood says lever, 1s7er' ns7eF'
V,.--:J5. px1:eter
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FUIisr,.LHi or - es .HI.uSnks At'.re
tR II r,FEa aUsrREssEh.
iES:= u 1iis.=s I::.. Dsfs. i.I i.;lI
'T.:TEs ,T.TEs sii-1LkJ COMMISSION.

iI.:= - - Gis.=s I:=s D.fs, Nay i.:lI
vI;TEe sTtTEs siiL-7AkT COMMISSION.
Ica fcilo";os eas:E; wszc d;s7osco ci i" 11;s
cert oI + eduesiag, i4:t ioss.
George foss55, fe: an attscs =: c V.:ica
States sodie. wiic ,aurdc:ocs ioiaci- ~aS al
tcy ths hea7iDs Of vT;deuce, snnieocsd = tic
Court lc be coriaed in Fort Jackson. Loaisi-
aun. io- the fcrlad CT t*ensy obe years al caro-
labor. f1iln b ball aac tain stiached tc hin.
in tie Ease # !. E. Bacon, charged With
iicell.5s lie. L 6ii;.i states GoTernlent IL his
pager, called lie Islge-ins News ooy, tie court
ad;ci ed he. sno <..!gerina -iews E5y be SUP
pressed, sal &c property connect 5d th=IsHitn
te rcoiscsiei to ths United States, snd that
th5 said EaooL give t"nde ii the suu Of i've
thousand dollars IL hese tca peace for oIs yssT,
snd tete tho oath OF allegiance tc tte United
sate5.. If theae requirements sze aot complied
viii, in i7e dsys. thsr ots yesTs Confinement
il Fer. Jackson, Louisiara.
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-EGL .I.E1 CSSA..G.

ID. la,s beaa kindly furnished WAC tns
following extracts iron, lsItsr Taesi7sd il
this city.
NE@ 0sII.Hs, La, June :, 1862.
General Butler is still in Nsw Orleans, at the
St CHARLES Hotel He visits ths Custom
House once day under guard Of one hun
deed mcp., AZ present he he's increased lis
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Aitbn1on0 Enquirer.


81 TYLER, WISE i ALLEGRE.
Tayiisx1As MORNING, JUNE Ia, Ise2.
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i:1oa tbs Fiaes.'ls EF7sz, ]

sS SlGET 81 LEWiS5~ ..
CAMP At SALT SUPPER SeEINas. Va, );
Nav &C n 1Sf9
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i":"I 3tJ, o..
i"". :''.i'. t.c .Ly,o ,:,~,e should ts ! =
duslei IL. a. hil.ah i.s. canr icr ao.dt@;s =
Ito h1sp'ais, =: u"1.e, u. iuCIouyu, .oa 3ia
chs:I,I '"T pGyj,c.! ircspablly; ie.s.dI :,
tots! Vi 1s1. 900 c5a c-pno.u 81 dong ;ia,y -
rds azact sulhsT. II rcs aE:st truth ~oi,
kiio"c i-.y art f1c1oi acc, go d cieut rae:.
ccG'ee ~ I-gil2G1-.. tnat narc5ed tr9ri b:,tu.l
1903 sIT22s, "a GaGs:a. uDV oniy SEQ 70 ~:
men; s5d teT reyillruL9 Ua.pa-t E.?-a ti.St
q 70 &c rank ana Gie 1t. rets;a hsro su>
fs-ei the sa-. le:ss c5 ga.Ioassa, aad : e.
LISP: "cEss
T.s n.i4t.: =? ,0rli3.: .; ~: 81 IL: IoE -.
"lif sich c5cs:diaas, 10 L-lci. grease, .a.n l.!
! Dea-rr,'J supposed, scc ~ icGut nt.;ht; 10,
var department IS as=cr0 st how rl .ay lGeC
strds there 5ruL: suca< a Dsjority Of sII-
gcr'os ac1 i; IL: .sss'er II si7o cert'hcitas ::
Two or ,srao n,:a.i.> siIiri G.so 10 iegin5lc.
o. cick LEY csn ee,.in iSay, q aosenre.
,tac IL a:t":.,i II tbeiIl II lher csny n9sp.io
sI,i II Ij L'. -; ). 81 ,Hat fa6sa ~a1 thus Eat
hon:e sapu:d ts II pe tpec!s! hurry u oSt T.li
enough t. ls.u:O, rs tba,g pay :una o. VII.
shseut juss ,he 2ctna &c WHOM pyescDt '-i,l
ttci- reEI@cn- Ils ora-r !seu.5 il- T-iate.
to STOP recruiting u lup sroac az I i'y u3"CIj
aaa ~ aa04s uav, s'd h4c !s:sly Ss.1 IT,
Tul:ed.- C:.lc.t,.3 t1:I-@a
Ioe>s ~ iasai:sit a.I1s: j.: c,-5 se,s7.
hsrrsa. Wca- 27op9;;J 7co7ad, SC: .I, c.:
viii 'oioo ioEa to 500 0Go-2sa,.
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SiSETc kND sSIAoS

Tra Gems st, this tins Tss swilllT Lag
niicsDt- Tie isilt smoke. OF. the nuskstEJ
mrs sross iishdy ali along tie lils, just So
that tho heads Of tho men could be. sesa
through il; sudden Is izdsSa Of ihsslas white
smoke burst uptfron: the ozoathre rei .cannol ell
around; bullets Shredded ,tEs. al, and TEjstled
sFifly bJ. c: stucE into. tres, feccss, eczcs,
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II = Ect e=Itain that ouT p1an Tcuio not
atill have hsd the point, tut now they were
ordered to fail hack, ana ri! hacE, rsllyipg
and forming sa they went, SO that they gavs
ground and ksp! tteir ori7r, Tdo Eight in
that parl oi tbs dsll ii. tie williamsburg
road ior ihst deg or iei e." hundred yards
iutther op, fo1 hour alter bour shs enemy,
witb continued ctcssion OF fresh troops, had
puahad US on, ard nov. after ts hai pusncd
is mile, nc still went lighting him: step by
STEP snd in good order HIS impulse vas
spent, ara &c stepped. He occupied our camps
that night TiiL :rnaPs that had aot been il
action
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TEE sfpoUsT

Csssyc division wns thIs-iairiy -liIIsa into
7anced sgalns, that Iu-the redoatt, OIL tie
left, was Bates battery Of air pieces, which
Immediately bssaa to put in reasons Why il
ahoud not be taken. In support we're tna
Eighty irst sJd Eighty 9Th New iork and
the Eighty ittn and One Hundred and frs,
P.nns; ivaniU. Flich's battery was posted t1
ite right ana in rear Of the redouot. Behind
tnis i'm. Cssey's Other regiments nor retired
ZEE sEsELs STILL ApTATcE.
ILeic 1Gs Sill ehce Of : leH moments, .all
the rebel limo again began is terrible advance
Estess snd Eltch's hst,sriss hsI already obon
oil, au,i NOM sis0 thu four rebel batteries did
Infantry. Never since Iii: 1sr teaan has
tnere been heard usore terrible Iusladr. A
,his tiulo the lelt oi the rsi.el line MAS Euruiel
cf J5naine's Palmetto 3iIsrpshno.ers, (9outt
Csrulinisns,) the Sixth south C,rolma resi
neut sna tbs Sixth North Carolina a isil
yieri Il :his lima was oostructed ty tho a6ait';
at the fallen timber Get ~seu lis and il: tut y;
know low stcs iilJ It camc cl: lcr or-2T To;
otstl uc;lon 81 braEchcs ana Sfec1 lea7cs 1T
could .cc ,co light. faint fringe o. SMOKE ouT
III from ;tc conunusl tic 6re, ind far anov.
tho smoke their white battle Sag iatteret
rroud,y c;:i aud showed how fast they csmc
7Ee sA7TLE FLAG.
Lie c.:ti6 al;: IS doubtless wtat r9.s si-er
rise tc Tie many stories Of the enemJs s1hi-
bitten Of i,gs CT trace it battle. II IS I
small, square, white Dag. With soz,at;Iss
regiments. inaisnia upon the centre. aud q
others With gresn cross charged TitI stars
it Is iight-ss we know, having :assL .oas-
and Just tbs ching to caFfY
TBs REsEis sToka I6E. ToHEs-oUs erNs LOST
Well, tie aneuy reached tns Tedoubt sni
toe rife pits, and stormed both. In tbs re-
doubt was lett Bstess whole battery, ana tTt
ofSprast's guns, because trey could cot b: ts
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EozaaiIrn Or TEE saITLf.

Eu! tpat ons volIey, whilo it snnihiatei lie
Regiment, told else quicker than courier could
carry the news, the mistake that had been
made, sud that the enemy was upon US
lsse5's io:ee ~s. !arIsd out in hurry aud
formed, and Ooi ballaJ, oi lev FORK, Ti-
sol { Chief OF Artillery, lad tho enemy g liria
uadsr biz ire LeiaTe it had gotten through the
R:st woca s;.a leIoro It's linz Taa fom pletely
lnriu,,
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Major Il. /. Hubbard, sth a A's.sr.a
1t. W. " Horsley, 20. {. ASH We.
1t O. P. & Brangau, %. < c Ala.
J. 4. Jones, Go. q, "a Els
s. H. Hughs:, &c I. 42:}. ".
T. J. horton, 90. /. 9Th Gs.
NJ. r. Hugins!. 90. 6, 2Tth Ga
G. S. Alz, %. j. 49.h Va.
+. Cullen, Co. D, s,h Ala
Fl Spencer. ,Jo. /, 24:h Va
j. 4. Mccormack. 90. @. 4S.t W
r. Smith, co. |. S:h Al.
A. Quinn, Oo. 7.h A!s
corp. D. Z. Eatler, CG ~ l. y
Y. Ecysni, 90. Z. i9:h "
J. West, %. E. eth a.
i Farrell, 90. { 18Th Va,
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i! TTLER, WISE L kILEGRf.
4 o. z IL L

..., ,ssG.- x:sEr iousT. re. .-4.du.. A.; Al the
,.x :oiisis Il taken Tor shoItes peT.od tEtI s.r
- J., ,Ls SkEi.MssAiY, ala dollars yer SnHul, os
.!.,-t-hib dollars for aiA ponns, payaeis In sd
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',.,a IL, TTSLry taiIA Rs-los Ix months Two Dol
: -: :a,y-to se psiu invariably 20 adv,ace. Hbeu
:st.:rirS money sJs seat by NAIL :hsJ C,ljt Ss
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tnns,'a brigade, Of kearreys l5ialoD
s7hsm Birney advanced, h.d been nrdero1 to
advance by TIC railr,rl III full limo lo have
reached this point OF oar baldeal light Had
he rsGahed il; hia liz I'll tcoops. poured in after
tho heard Il s;ht al7.ady rpadr, must hsvu turned
tie tide, and the ensEuY would ha7o been
routed lhari Bnl hs did Dot reach it. He
halted. patterson;a prigads. ordered III to
E;rnSJ'; left, wcEt through Tbs sTs2P5
wouds and siiaost TnpassIple tGicket, and
pushed on still, wEilo 6.rnsy, WITH lair dry
road, aud the fight cot n.lis sway: hslted
sud sat down.
oCG'MEr ok2Eszp s1cE-.aET =sE2 ii 1oof
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IL. rst=,srute "EsP5:>a lies iet.i7s1 .
sop oi the New IoTk "HerEld; 81 it's 7th
insl: irau.ahiat we u1sts tie ialloWihg az
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AMI III . feT roinutes istfz, OH Ttols .isnt
vas IL hot tsttic There the hyht aEasi to
have formed a nucleus, and supports #c-s
pourcd in. From the left the Nlnet; third
and Oas Hundred end Second Pennsy l7ania
and the si1.J second Now York mere hurried
across, and brigade Of E,sarnsy's DIVISION
Birney's triEsie-lhen on the sa'lrosd, 1as
ord sred tt piislI shsad aud gel inlo a"iiou ss
that point
TaE EiEM. .hEi;fosckb 4nb AnliH ADVANCE.
Aitsr the brilliant hlhl Of tho 22 penrls}l-
yanls. HilieI We hsSs described above, the
enemy brought up lafse reinforcement 81
fresh troops, aud adsar I'd agsln In tho sstns
| good order hat Tad been observed in lis lne
throughout the battls M,llers batteTy-s
5pieudid battery III Nnpole6bs--ioIIned iii q
field il advance Of tie Hins Nils road. a1d
tore the labsl rslk: terribly uatil The rebel
:Egls7J got tic exact range Of it, snd hit The
pieces eTerJ tins. Then It cbaugta it's plsSc.
aud Brady's bsst o77 t,fartna!t to the right icpt
up rapid iEc. -Soou the 18th NeT7 ork. the
Tth Massachusetts. the lst Long lslacd, tee
lst Chcsseups the elst,. fist, rS3d, and 1ocd
Pennsylvania, The c2d Now FORK, ardthc 1o:h
Massachusetts,. wcre all hotly engaged 2t 1uat
point Three tsttcrics disc ?iaIsd On. the ai-
TsncirS lrc. and ati!lit cane DC. i seemed
Us il nothing could step i.
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Daring the quiet that ansued altar ine loss
oi Casey's last position, General Heint=eir0an
arrived upon the htld, and assumed the COM
nend that had previously heeb held By Gen.
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hss'st, aad fell into Inc hands ol tia enemy.
hy giving THU roouA in your paper, Mr.. Edi.
Tor, You will confor lasting favor upon those
engaged in this shcr; but terrible conflict, snd
Will sci the public mind right IS regards those
who ard entitled 10 the credit ot bearing the
enrira burden cl :ho l.attlo, snd d'yesting lhose
M" @s,c 40, engage, oi their taise iauress,
End placing iheu. n,1'n those y ho arc justly
entitled Ii Svar th.i. JusrItE
klchinii'.d papers lIsaie copy, and tho
i.ynchhurs s.puhl.'sn is especially requested
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