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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-28


GENERAL NEWS.
The London Times says il i reported By q
.2y:vuse telegram from India thar $4,000 lale5
Of COTTON hare been shipped from Bombay IN
one week, This is believed to have been under
che new: Of tic Of only ID. il prices in Ii
vor1 90, and it j. consequently inferred that
when she news o. the recent great advance is
received, much larger shipments will come for
.rard chan hare been expected.
Gen, HulI5ck, accompanied by Gems. Burn
sio5 md 31eig<, returned to Washington yestel-
day iIoln their visit to General LcC.ellan'
headquarters.
4 Ietyer FROM Little Washington, Daprafan-
mock County. Va. says 1.-THE wheat crop IS
almost aDnihilated 5y rust and worm, and the
com, scarce above The ground, has no chance
u 1ipenirg LeIoTc The autumn frosts, There
lave teen almost inces2ant rains N this section
j3r several days, ruling the mountain streams
70 great height, rc:ardjng trains in some
cases, anil rendering travel more clrcultous.
i C0n3tan:inople letter in The Journal de
IJuvre mentions he following: s man was O.
:llo~1 tine since condemned 10 death for the
1il1d5z o. u ~ who g wifi; w. :ac56nte.-
The trial v1s hardly 1erllluGtea when the wo-
man gave birth to 4 son, Il coneequence the
execution was pur Oh until she chlId should at
<ui!. his majority, rs he viii then have 70 de-.
eide i the murderer shall re deem the blood 1t
his tutlleI to! sum Of money, or II the exc u
zion hall take place, Ia the meantime, IL,
---ili 7,o5,,,173
The New York Post calls attention to the
fir lands and broad acres in Maryland and ii
{hosc portions u Virginia which are in the oc-
tu1ation of the Federal forces. These lands
and negroes, according to the Post, belong to
leading Confedcrates who fall within the classes
whose property it is made the duty Of the Pre-
zi]ent to conf.cate and by whom also the slaves
should be freed. -
Capt. s. Y. Denc-, Of The Z. s. Ordnance
Dis :ment, il relieved from duty as mem
Ter Of the board fox the revision Of the manual
Of henry artillery, convened at the West Point
Nilitay Academy, in order q enable him to
13sc certain improvements TO sca-coast guns, in
accordance with The application Of Gen. Nc"
Cl7ljan.
i is stated that colder at Port Republic
recently stole an Old yellow gown, scaT and
72iece q CARPET. Gen. Milroy made him put
on tie gown, tic the scarf around his neck, lay
The carpet across his AIM and 1naleh through
the camp. The result was gan2TaI consent TO
she soldiers 80 let women clothing alone.
Arrangements are making, it Is said' tor a
meeting Of Etnyorogs Of the French and Rus
&c a12c he King Of Prussia i about 70 re-
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
Democratic State Convention.
BELLOWS EALL. Vt. Ju

Bellows FALL, VT, July >.
The Democratic State Convention assembled
shortly alter clock, and was called 70 or
der by II. b. Smith, Chairman Of the State
Central Committee.
The attendance is not very large, but al the
Counties and many of the towns are represented
Benjamin F. Smalley Of Swanton was chosen
temporary chairman. lie made quite long
PR, slavery speech lamenting the present con
d;tion Of the country and said it was our fist
duty 60 devise means to restore it, To do this
1t requires the counsel Of sound men and uules
we can obtain such, we will have nothing bit
anarchy and ruin on our side and despotsm on
the other.
The war he said was not caused by slavery
Tor it had remained undisturbed upwards OF
thirty years, hut by fanatics and aboluoni SITS
such az Sumner and others.
Hiram Atkins of Bellows Falls and W. II,
iloyt of Burlington were then chosen Sscreta.
ries and Il Committee. consisting of one from
each county, was appointed to draft resolutions.
The Convention then adjourned until :;
clock.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
TEETH! @ TEETH


HFsC-sA
pTT1pTI | gYYA nIs11T1T
1hh LII "IIfYD i IlIl III
INsprey,ons advertisement, m ,h,. nau,y announcn0
| had nerm,uen,lv l,carad AZ Ds,isff in ,h. v;,i,n
after about SIX YEAR exper,eucr in III. Rubbsr work "s.
ltangy reconrsn"d 1t "A IN every respect superior TO
thing else tor artificial tsch. And referred gentlemen
in Windsor and Windham Counties who had this
work IN preference To Gold for years who willing
testify as TO It's durability cleanliness and lightness. But
had recommended To the people here poison freely
~ their food, could not have been by some small
denounced more According To th"i account, (and they
ought 10 AuW beter rnbber Vas everything that was bad
II would not last Nv" years, ard the time finally
duced DOWN TO six months they had sets that
decaying and soenng; 50 foul was l. that any
ing II tainted the atmosphere of entire room &c. FL
na!, II was said a,t the Chief 's'nt of the American
Hard Rubber company, Or Franklin. said ii he going
TO nave "' "i teeth ana then ""lng away always from
Dentists he would haze nothing hui Gold ard that he kept
r",ch piece oi E'brr on P|h1fnt"n Pleas" read what
Dr. Franklin ,aN>:
"" l"HM, April :, l''j2.
De0f SIR The tltfgco mad. against me are nOt ~
strange, when consider the RECKLESS disregard of truth
statements IL" ID" reason that IN Putbcr work the longer
II useH me hcl'ef 'Ndeh'" we we ma" 1t nili JIsi!
inc hte hopes o' those VINO al "ary day adopted II IN
her practite, simply becausc W ohlancd better results
IMAM WIN any other material These same PERSONS after
years {" extensive practice 'th IT. watching the differ
emf influences ol heaith ana fhease nave uhetitansh
come 10 regard rs uctor any td Ill other substances
ana use II !" me excursion 81 ~ ih-' plates sH" RET
e "thef uaF ha ndd oreh worn III ne 'h'i ivory Cav r
over SIX years ana III nos s""" re fe0s' "'r ~ d'com
position. nut on the contrary was a. Rnn PERFECT
aS lhgh " hdh beeh aae Yesterday EVER hody ihcs IT.
anu many palcn'" WrnIdhl takt god pate a. gut ~!
own commence every DAY IN H. and wa 10
engage IN practice again. Ah rather have one pound OF
oDci lha zen Po"hd' 81 sold " be USED ~ base foTat
hHc'A' eoo''. dp' 'of! laIy ....-.
W. FRANKLIN, Agt.
II was thou stated that teeth An did Not max.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

Tall or short yOuEg Ou, light dark complex ion
rich poor all subject 10 disease aud all alike
susceptible to the curative properties Of DOc Clifford IS
Homeopathic CWratyes If taken according direction
Many thousands ayang themselves of these prepsr
atiOns to effect cures Of different diseases, and there
thousands who have learn the virtues Of
these medicines. Are suffering with dyspepsia oil
liOusness rheumatism, piles caarrh any other dis
ease try these wonderful little sugar pills aad you
will other. Sold by Fred +. smith, Agent. Sent
everywh by NJ Burr, & Co.. Boston, Philip Lee
1876 William street, New York. Price only - cts. per
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
THIRTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, July >, 1862

SENATE.
MIR. Powell reported bill to punish persons
giving compensation to members of Congress and
officers of the government for procuring con-
tracts.
The resolution to adjourn On the l4th Of Iu-
ly was referred to the Committee on Finance
HOUSE.
the army appropriation bill was taken up
The Senates amendments were cOncurred in
Guiding one to pay twenty millions tor bJun-
tie. 10 volunteers and t. widows amd hers Of
those killed IN the service.
resoluti N Was adopted calling on the See
retafy Of var lOr any communication or expla-
nation from Gen. McCle!an Oh the subject OF
IL. occupation Of White House by our troops
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
Fancy Goods. Toys and Yankee Not ion,

endless variety. Dealers will find 1t advanta geouS ia
IN before purchasing forward their orders Good,
are selling cheap to make room for the immense cko
FIRE WORKS from all the principal Laboratories in
New England Etna Laboratory IL now ready 10 furnish
FRc Works from One Thousand ToTpedoes at 81 cen
to display Of Five Thousand Dollars.
l0,000,O00 Torpedoes
IL 900 Boxes Gold Chop Crackers.
HOLDEN, CUTTER 4 co. % q 36 Federal and lO7, II
* ll3, Congress streets, BOSTON. s}iwfJuh4
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
County Convention.

rFHE Republicans Of Orange County notified that
Convention for the noEi nstion 80 candidates for
County and Probate District ocers 10 be supported
the nrKtHnnual Fresnsns' Meeting, will be held At the
Town Hal in Chelsea, on Tuesday, the 18th day July
next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ All who in favor Of
nesy sustaining the Contituton and the Unen, and Of
lily supporting the National Administration in this
counrys peril very cordially invited to attend
B. MARTIN,
ROYAL BURNHAM
J. P. CLEVELAND, In County
II. w. BAILEY, TCOmmittee
l. p. BARRON,
ID. VI. RICHARDS0E,
June ~ I1thl.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
SOME SICK AND WOUNDED LEFT BEHIND.
The Gunboats do Gallant Service

FORTRESS MONROE, July l. A gunboat has
just arrived here from the scene of action yes
terday ten miles above City Point. A division
of our troops has boen fighting 4 days and re-
treated about II miles. The fight of yesterday
was most terrific the enemy having three men to
our one. The battle commenced with our land
force and after about four hours fighting our
gunboats got in range and poured into the reb-
els heavy and ncessant fire. This lire the reb-
els stood about two hours and then re,reated
Our troops have captured, notwithstanding
these disadvantages Der of pieces of artill-
cry and 1000 prisoners. Among the prisoners
Is the rebel Gen, Magruder. The place where
this last action took place is Turkey Creek
The retreat of the rebels last evening was in
great disorder, and their loss has been very
heavy much greater. it is thought than
ours. There is nothing definite. however. in
regard to losses
In the retreat forced upon Gen. Mcclellan
by the superior numbers OF the enemy, learn
that he had to spike his siege guns and leave
them on the field, utter burning the carriages
The nature OF the ground rendered it impossi-
bic to move them In the retreat many OF our
sick and wounded were mlssing-eft behind.
There are, of course lnnumerablo reports and
rumors here, but send only what appears au
thentic.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
he Confessions and Expert
enCe Of an Invalid.

DuBIASHED FOR THE BENEFIT and a warning aud
| caution to young who suffer from Nervous Debu
ty Premature Decay, &r supplying the same time the
means of SefCute. By who has cured himself afte
being put to great expense through medical imposition
and quackerv BY enclosing post paid addressed enve
:sINGLE COPIES may be had Of the author. EATHAN
Eli MAYFAIR, Esd. lBelforA, KingstCo., n. Y.
narchiSfV.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
EfY TELEGRAPH
70 THE FREEMAN
O'CLOCK A. M.

ST. LOUIS, July2. The Democrat has spe-
cial dispatch from Memphis. the SOth, which
says that advices from Richmond this morning
state that the rebel troops had been driven from
that city No particulars.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
Farm for sale.

THE FARM lately owns by ELISHA CUMMINS, stu
| sted in EAST MONTPELIER, about two miles from
Montpelier village, Is offered for sale. Said Farm
ains rs 90 OF good land well proportioned for
moving, tilage, pasture aud wood land There is 60
sugar place and good orchard. Runaing water At the
house and barn. Buildings in good repair. Enough OF
the purchase money will be required down the
house and liberal pay day given for the balance. 70
urther particulars enquire OF
ADDISON PECK, Aiminstrat
o Of cit her Of The heirs Of y. CuMMINs
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, JULY 3. 1862.

Very Latest by Telegraph
/ 4 O'CLOCK p. NJ.
More from the Peninsula.
A Hard Days Fight at Turkey
Greek.
The Rebels ssepuIsed and re-
treat in Disorder.
1000 PRISONERS TAKEN.
The Rebel General Magruder Cap
tured.
Several Pieces Of ARTILLERY Taken,
A DIVISION OF OUR ARMY RETREAT
II MILES.
L O S S OF A K II LERY.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
STEAM RAM SWITZERLAND.
A bove Vicksburgh, June %,
via Memnhis. July =.

via Meinpnio, OulY - J
10 Hon. E. VI. Stanton, Secretary Of Var
Since my dispatch informing you that had
communicated with flag officer Farragut, have
been able to maintain constant intercourse with
his feet, through the active energy of Gen.
Williams.
On tie 10Th | went up the Yazoo river with
two rams, the Monarch and Lancaster, the lat
ter under command Of medical cadet, Charles
r. Ellet.
proceeded about Is miles to point where
the river is INSTRUCTED by raft built by the
enemy and protected by four guns in battery.
My object was to capture or destroy three of
the enemy's gnnhoats that was informed were
lying below the raft-thc Van Dorm, Polk and
Livingston ran up close under the battery
and was mortified to see the enemy set fire to
the bosts and set them adrift down upon US
| was obliged to leave the river to escape a
contiag ration The three boats were totally
destroyed The enemy did not fire upon us.
1t is with grea pleasure | announce the arri-
val Of flag officer Farragut with vessels of bis
fleet above Vicksburgh
They passed up this morning at abou, five
through severe fire Of some thirty or forty of
the enemys guns, Their loss was, as far 40
reported, four men killed and thirteen wounded
Respectfully,
Lieut. Col. ALFRED w. ELIkr.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03
DENTAL NOTICE.

/ SHALL be in my Office in Montpelier, Eatu day
july 5th, and shall be glad to those who require
the services OF Dentist don't expect be absent
frem Montpelier again th, year.
Bear in mind, that for hlHng with GOLD charge but
SEVENTY FIVE CENTS A CAVITY and in case
charge anything for temporary OF teeth but fur
Rish them PRsE. Work warranted.
tilljulylu JOHN NJ. COMEGYS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

No paper will be issued from tits Office to-
morrow night Or Saturday morning
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

New YORK, July g. The Times correspon-
dent states that Gen. Mcclellan established his
headquarters on Monday on Malvern Hill one
mile back of Turkey Island Bend At two
o'clock on Monday evening firing was heard for
two hours in the direction Of White Oak
Swamp where Ayres was holding tbs rebels in
check, who were attempting to Cross An im-
mense force of rebel artillery and cavalry,
fresh from Richmond, appeared on our left
wing Porter's and Reyes command went to
assist the ARTILLERY. A most terrific fgh. ensued
and it became evident that the overpowering
force of rebels was gaining when the gunboats
Galena and Arroostook opened with their "a.
FOUNDERS upon the traitors. The fight continued
until dark, diminishing away into occasional
musket shot. About ten in the evening Prince
de Joinvile, Duke de Chartres and Count de-
Paris left the hea, quarters. They embarked on
board the gunboat Jacob Ball, with official
dispatches from Gen. Mcclellan TO the Govern
ment. Gen. Mcclellan accompanied them to
the boat and babe them u final adlcu. When
the Jacob Bell left all WAS quiet along the river.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

NEW YORK, July 3. TIE Times has detailed
reports of the ba ties of Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, from which it appears that the right
wing of our army, about 10000 men, Was
attacked on Faiday by Il rebel force not less than
$4,000. and after u gallant fight our :roops
crossed the ChicI kahomjny in order.
On Saturday ght and Sunday our whole
left wing under Gens. llelntzlcman, keyts,
lna Sumner fell back along the line Of rall-
road and WiiiaaoSburgh road and marched to
James river.
The rebels crossed Zoe Chickahominy In great
force on SunIai, reaching the rnllroad, bus
made no pursuit remaining, however. IN pos
session OF The grourI previously occupied by
our troops on 5ojn sides Of the Chickahominy
lncIudlrs the tfidges aud c4rthvorks we had
erected against t'eir approach.
All our torres &c, were withdrawn in good
order without much dShuns. OF course there
was tremendous ishtjng during these movements
and heavy losses on both sides
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

CAIRO, July 2. A special dispatch to the
Grenada appeal is as follows
VICKsBuRGu. June u. Porter's mortar fleet
oIened on the lower batteries yesterday after
noon, and ceased at seven They Recommended
the bombardment at halt past five this mora
ing. Our batteries replied, Two OF our men
were killed and three wounded.
This morning 1t Is reported that the Federals
are landing troops ut Warrenton.
NIcKsBURGH, June 2S-l o'clock. Twelve
transports cume up above the gunboats and
landed troops ut Brown Il Johnson's place, on
the Louisiana shore. From the number oil
transports engaged they must have landed a
large force.
Col. Fitch having been much annoyed by
suerillAs in passing up White river arrested and
retains several prominent citizens as hostaees.
MKNPHls, June 80 Dispatches from Col
Fitch dated ST. Charles, Arkansas, the works OF
which place he slormed, se. forth that Gen
Curtiss' division 10 al BatosviIls on short rations
and without proyendcr for their horses OF
mules, besides su sering from sickness Gen Hin
man is menacng him with large force. ano
unisss commissary and other stores can reach
him soon his troops will be rendered incapable
Of duty by Starvation.
A regiment was called for a nd transports with
provision. and pruvendsr.
Col Fitch proposes to give the troops a share
Of active service, having in view very lmpor
tant movement upon the enemy.
BosroN, July 3. No news from Richmond
WASHINGTON, July =. The President ha,
approved and signed the Pacific Railroad anc
internal tax bills
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

BosroN, july 3, No news from Richmond
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-07-03

WAsnINoToN, July =. The President has
approved and signed the Pacific Ra'road and
internal tax bills.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
NCU WINK NAH Y ~TRtRUNE SATURDAY, JULY D, 1867

.m;.nhere through her regularly. NUM-
men an,bo2tes here, in august presence Of the
peacpe, this day makes known to the whole civilized
fivorld her continued and unfal;eiing devotion to
Constitutional, representative government, and her
thorough determination to share whatever tate In
sordid and personal considerations, planting them
elves on the rock of the Constitution, never mean
70 abandon the Government. until, after quelling
treason at home they will, as in times past, again
present themselves great naion capable Of COM
rnandipg and enforcing respect, wherever language
Il spokep among all the tribes snd races of men in
every quarter Of the habisable globe. lAppause.l
The exercises concluded with music and the bene-
dicton.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05

Tile Kisderlook ROugk Notes says the health Of
ex President Van Buren, has not improved within
the past week, and very slight, if any, hopes Sc
entertained BY his f.islls Of ais pll&a's ,Hs'"A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-07-05
<y.n,;,ued from First Page.

z---..,s;no with a delicate and vivid descrpto
Phi. Great City, The Island Empress OF CONN serce
!. Looked back into the glory Of her kevo'u donar
Iu,orv and then these stanzas on the uprsr gof ai
vs.r follow in emulous contrast:
LcprrRs waved the fsgs Of Freedom X
Louder rolled the Union drums
When the inspiring shout wen, dpwsrd
"Old Manhsltan's army oomes."
WARRINGTON once more invofedu s.
And we rose in columns grand,
Marching round tie " Flag OF SuInteI,"
Graspd within his sculpiursd hand
Fhcn Msnhsttsn's loyal legfons
gbook the earth with martial ramp
And ,he kssed her nobest children,
Hurrying down to Freedoms camp;
And the sundered coils Of Treason
WIithed upon her loyal shore
Whom she aung her gslan: SEVENTH
In the scales of righteous wr.
Gallant SEVENTH :" loyI sRvzSTn!S
Yours 70 lead Manhsttsn's vsn--
Answ.ring to the Union Roll Call,
Frs.h.ipped youth and bearded nsn!
On. farewell to tesrful kindred
One fond prayer for boyhood's homs'
And they iesped, to plant their banners
On the Cspitolnn dome!
Dumb be be whose lips belio ,hsm-
Freedoms first Prstorian Guard;
Theirs to strike msnhsttsn's keynote,
When the Harp Of Ssgs ley Jared;
Would ye hear their latest NaRm.best2
wonld ye track their latest tresdf
Go where loyal graves lie foremost
There the "sEysSrH" claims lie. dead
e&u where'er the brave are summoned
There Msnha.tan's heroes march;
Freedom wesves their laurel chsple.s--
Union builds their triumph aichi
Hero they clusisIed-hsrs they nar.spa--
Hrring forth to Dangers van;
Merchant. ssilor. student toiler-
AL who bore the stamp Of MAN!
Banners Acknowledgements cleaning
Hearts uphold Oy loyal faith
Here the s.slwsrt SIXTH sdyances-
There behold the veteran E1GHTE;
Marching onwsId-msrchins ysnwsrd-
Southwark. like storm they bartt:
Here the martisl TwEIFTH 10 charging
Yonder wheels the SEVENTY FIRST!
lrulsnds sh.mroek-Scotland's blus-bsS
Bloom for us With crimson foveuI
And Ger eli the roar Of battle
Galis's eagle screams with ours,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-02-26
T,RUsTEE's sALE.-wher.as, on the VI

1TVRUSTEE'S SALE.--Whereas, the 9th
i day Of July, A. D., 1858, WIN. Doolan, and
and u. w. Doolan, his wife, executed unto David
s. True - Trustee . certain deed Of Trust, con.
yeyine TO said Trustee the land in Scott county,
Iowa. described Is follows, wit: An undivided
equal one half part Of the north half Of the south
east quarter OF section Ne. seventeen (17) In
Township No. Seventy.eight (7S) north Of range
four east Of the 9Th p. n which said conveyance
was made By the said William Doolan for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of certain
promiseofy note and the interest thereon signed by
said William Doslan, dated the 9th day Of July.
A. d., 1858, and payable ~ follows: for the sum
Of thirteen hundred and Fifty ,350) dollars, pay
abls on tho 9th day Of July, 1882 with INTEREST,"
the rate Of ten per cent. per annun after matu
sity.
And now, said promissosy note having become
due and payable, and the said William Doolsn,
having failed 70 pay the same, ], David 8. True,
Trustee - Aforesaid, do hereby give this public
notice, that by virtue Of the power which IL In mo
vested BY said Deed Of Trust, wilton Monday
hour Of two o'clock, In the afternoon. OF
said day, at the Court House door
In the City Of Davenport, expose and onsr fos
ale ct pablo auction, the parcel Of land
above described, or % much thereof - shall b meg
esary 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of ssad nOse'
With heiptsrest q efeon 70 the day ofsalc. segs
q With oil the costs and expensse stseeoI.S s~s
aale. costs Of this notice and tSusteensscc::.
Dstsd he llsh day u Febs.SssZ = = II %1kH ne
49,. ~ Trustee.