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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-02

New YoaE, December 3o,-At Goa
ference Of our city banks Saturday eve
ming. by unanimous vote they resolved
upon an immediate suspension Of specie
payments, the heavy drafts OH the colo,
ca used by their large advances to the Go
vernmont, rendering this step, in their
judgment, necessary. We presume i will
be quito generally followed in the large
cities, though the drain upon our city
banks results from causes which tend
rather to strengthen than weaken the
banks Of the interior
BosroN, December 3o,--Ths Presidents
and Directors Of the banks Of this city
held meeting lhis morning aud resolved
to suspend specie paymsnts forthwith,
PnILApxtPHIA, December 3O,---Th'
banks Of this city have resolved to sus'
pend specie payments, in consequence o.
ihe suspension iu New YCTE.
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~, ,bs I.oens,er Gazette


For the LspenStei Gazette
EpIroRs LANCASTER GAZETTE: Concur
ring with tho suggestion Of your editOri'
al, entitled ~. s. SENATOR" 10 your Is.
sue Of the 96th of December that the
question. Who shall be selected to Gil the
place to become vacant on the expiration
of the term of Hon. B. F. Wade?' has re-
ceiyed but little attention by the p'ess, |
beg leave to say word upon that subject.
With you. entertain decided pref
ereDoe Tor our neighbour and townsman,
Hon. Thomas Ewing, and concur fully liz
your notice of his distinguished abilities,
experience and craftsmanship, as !ndica'
ling him to be the man upon whom the
choice of the Safe should rest. The
lines dtmaud, in the public councils our
wisest, most experienced and Influential
citizeus-men whose patriotism is Nation
al; and who hold the integrity of the UN-
ION, and lhe due enforcement OF the Con
stirution and Laws throughout The entire
length and breadth. in this hour of dan
ger, paramount all other considerations,
In Mr.. Ewing Wa have these qualities
combined in an eminent degrce-unsur-
passed in my humble opinion, by any 9th.
er cilizsn Of the STATE.
You will excuse me. however, for be
leviDg that your article does Governor
Dennison injustice, land knowing our
esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. Ewing, as
both you and l may be presumed 10 know
him. feel well assured that he would b.
unwilling that bis friends should advocate
his promotion at the expense OF the repu'
tation Of any other citizen besides,
have reason to believe that Mr.. Ewing en-
terlains towards the Governor, personally
sentiments of respect and esteem, such as
would cause him 10 regret being the occa
sion Of unkindness from any scarce, to
wards him. Nor would he, as / bayt
reason TO believe, in any way or manner
consent, either directly or, through hit
friends, to become party to contest fol
tho Senatorslip, involving personal ami
mostly or denunciation in any form. i
in tlesc lroublous times upon which W,
have fallen, be shal be chosen 10 sery'
in The National,Councils, Without person
al strife or controversy, he would, NJ
doubt be gratided 70 devote his atilitit
and energies to the high and lmportap
duties thus devolvca upon him. Let u
endeayor 10 secure his election upon tba
principle. =" '' 'l'|'"'
1t is due 10 you that ! should say, re
sprctfully, why | think your article, doe
Gccyarnor Dennison jnjuslice. IL ID
lI55any, because you attribute 10 him tn
authorship OF. or some completely with
tho /" Circular" which yoasiats yqu hay
become advised Of; and this you do uPol
no better evidence than an ih'cfence from
its style. Would 1t not tc bette, am
more in keeping with your usual regar(
for a just public sentiment. not to imput
so grand a charge without more satis
factory basis? II.
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~S See advertise nent.
specla, Notice to consumptIres.

TNVHE advertiser, having been restored to'hralth in
Il Yeryf1w weeks bya very simple remedy after
having suffered several years with severe lung Nfee-
tion, aud that dread discase.y COnsnmPon--is anx-
ions tn mako known 10 his fcllowsuIerers The merRs
of cure. ~. O. TGpt HL. .t'tn Ln.g rs.
To all who des re II. he viii send copy OF he pre-
scription used, t(ree of Charge, with the directions
for prepa ring and usHg the same which they will nd
n sure cure FOR Consumption, Asihma, Bronchitis,
&c The only object of the advertiser in sending tho
prescription is to bcuehtth he afflicted and spread in
formation WHICH he concelves TO be Invaluable. and
nc hopes every sufferer wltry his remedy as IL will
cost Them nothing. anil may pror'e blessing.
Partics Wishing the prescription Nil please address
Rev. EDWARD WILSON
t.-e. williamsburg King Goussy, New YorS.
Oct. 3,.le6l.-3nf32
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L'ncas'er, Jan. 3, 1869,

McLEAN's STRENGTHENING CORDIAL is
receiving the unanimous recommendation
of tho Press, not only at St. Louis, but
all over the country. This remedy is
evidently the result of lose observation
and study. Wherever it has been used
it has been recommended with the high.
est encomiums Of praise. Persons can
have no conception of its elIicscy, with
out giving it al trial Once more we
warmly recommend this remedy as a su.
perior Tonic and Alternative. - fas,
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5perial Notices.

Doctor Lpiandrs Anti Rheumatic Band Is tire only
knownmmedy for Rheumatism, Cont aud Neuralgia,
aud the parciou1 effects Of Merchry and ii is with
The greatest satisfaction. to its merits that We call
the attention ofohr readers 10 the advertisement IN
another column Of our paper, of the Anti Rheumatic
Band-aniliI
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An Execution in the Army.

CHARLElToh, v A., Zee. 20.
On Friday afternoon, the Goth instant,
Richard GaIcwood, late n private soldier
of ,he FRS. Kentucky Regiment, was ex.
"cute6 for the combined crimes Of dcser-
ton, ,,ulipous conduct, and murderous
assaul: upon a sentinel while on duty.
On Sunday, tic 18th inst was in
struc,ed to inform him u his sentence,
which did about one hour before u was.
announced to the regimen! al tho close Of
dress p,rade. s.i1.|
Richard was wh.lly unprep red for the
announcement, aud it was very apparent
he bad no expectation the sentence would
DO death lie was deeply affected. Al.
ter waiting a minute for him TO reflect and
weep, | added m exhorlalion urging him
to improve all his precious time by pray
er and repentance toward Gud. that he
might be prepared for his approaching
doom.
One response he made was, "ihey sure.
Jly will allow time for my mother TO reach
here, that may see her. He requested
me 10 write her, which did sending by
mail early OIL Monday. | saw him onmy
return fom dress parade. .aDd at eight
o'clock Sunday evening. Visited him
several times on Monday - found him dis
posed tl indulge in resentment and angry
passions. He said he was so agilated he
coull not get his mind fixed on any one
thing. AID therefore, could not pray to
God Ms | had advised Ills whole mind
seemed To be "thrown into scattered frag'
ments of broken thought" His Cbapl I'm
did what he could to encourage HIM 10
pray lor pardon and hope in tie divine
I mercy. lie also obtained tho help Of tw,
, other Chaplains, Rev. w. Price OF The
Second kentucky. and Rev. Mr.. VaI
Duerson of the l2Ih Ohio
On Wednesday morning | was inform
. ed that tho Provost Marshal, Capt. Spen
( Ger, that Gen. Rosecranz had ordered hi'
, execution on Friday oft same week.
E This was unexpected by many, and a dis
patch was sent to him peIitiouing the Gen
ernl 10 postpone il one week. This HI
: declined.
The three Chaphins visited him fre
quently. aed instructed warned, encour
aged and comforted the young man, a
authorized and directed ty the Word O
God. They often prayed with and 70
him. For some time he could not get hi
mind concentrated. But when the fins
dispatch came from the General OF our dc
parlment Of our army, refusing longe
space, 10 seemed TO give up all hope @
: life, and applied himself with gIolt earn
! estnass to seeking from God preparatlo
for death and heaven. "r e' H... F.
4 Abou, 9 o'clock PM the three Chap
laius accompanied him 10 an ambulance
= 10 tllr place Of execution The minister
u all kntlt with him on his coffin, and eac
offered up prayers in his behalf IN
public prayers heing ended. the Ohaploin
arose and each cndpavored to apply som
" word Of encouragement and comfort
ir the penitcnt criminal, About The Ia;
IT words he said to us we're. "my trust is
,e God aud iu Him alone do | now ST.
u. We all. taking him by the hand, bad
him farewell. and commended him 10 Ih
u God Of all grace. We tien retired SON
u distance, and oil WAS soon over TheI
NO was no lingering Ogony--uo struggle.
NJ. was instant death. JSo. i. WRlGnT,
ChsplAin lst Ky Regiment.
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Administrators Sale.

Dv virtue oran order of sale TO me directed, as
Dadministraor Of George w. Croft, deceased,
from tho Probate Court Of Fairfield county, Ohio,
shall offer ut public venduo, before the door OF the
Court House, IN Lancaster, on
Slt rd ay tho 11tht,ay of January, '6e,
tho following described real estate, situate IN said
county, to,wlt: Being tho middle Of the North East
qua rter Of section M. r7.Tp. No. i6, Of range No.
IL and bounded aud described as follows: Begn,
ming 1T stone In the south boundary limo OF said
quart or undis the corner between the lands OF Iohn
GroGa and said decedent, and running thence north "a
degren east II chains and 50 links to stoIc themes
east chains aud % links To stone; thence north y
deg, East 10 chains and 96 links to stone; thence
south 81 chains to the centre of the Marietta roads
thonce along said road south IS degrees ,west6 chains
and 10 links thence south o. degrees, west chains
and 10 links thence south eS degrees, west chans
and nCty links; thence west chains and 30 links to
the place otbeglnning, containing 30H acres, be he
same more or less. '+. tI .... 10
Terms of SALE Que third each In hand, One.third in
one and oneihrd In two years. with Interest nom The
day of sale. r f... 81
TO be sold subject to the homestead and dover as
signed therein to Mary Gron. ''
Appraised at $50 pcr acre, subject 70 said home'
stead aud dover SAMUEL JACKSON.
! F.AG-I 10 100 Aduiistra,sr OF G. w. GroG,
/ Lancaster, Doc. 5, 1861 --Ow3'pfs5'ej ....,+ ,
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G8%Victims of Rheumatism read this:
CLEARPoRr,r Fait feld CO.. June 4. 1857.
DR.. C. w. RoBAcH, No, 6, East Fourth
street, Cincinnati, 0.-Dear Sir:-This
spring hired to work on farm during
the summer, but | became severely afllict-
ed with rheumatism, and it disabled me
90 much, that was compelled to quit
work. After being confined to my room
for some time: Iprocured Of your agents
at this place, Messets. Abbott & Sons, a
bottle Of your Scandinavian Blood Puriti
er aud a box Of your Blood Pills, and af.
ter the use oftl em 1 wasfrestored topper
feet health. One bottle of your Blood
Purifier and One box of your Blood Pills
performed q perfect cure, Being satisf.
cd that it is an invaluable remedy. | sent
sou tliis 10 be published IF you think
proper, that others similarly affected may
have the benefit OF my experience.
be-. o., SILAS SPRINGER.
HZy- Sac al ~
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'hal uHer NJ pnblc Nchuuci pclore NV uoVI VI thN
Court House, III Lancaster, on
sat n ri "a v tho tht,ay of January, '6c,
attnchmcnt Notice.

william Munux againsts. &. Mcbride. p!
Before w. l.. Rlgby, J. .of Rocking township
Fairfield county, Ohio. ...
on the 10th day Of October, 1851 Justice ,ssnea
on order oC Cauaehmentin the aboyensuon lnr S Sto 10
debt aud 10 probable cosls. WM' MVNLuA'
' Lancaster, Nov. Z ,lS6l.-3w33 " t-'
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sweep from the Geld that scheming. syco
planting, shameful policy by which poll
tics is dIsgtaoed, aud the bstion disbOn-
cred--to rise superior to the misera-
be passions u the hour, and act boldly.
nanfalls and promptly for the peoples
interest and the country s good. BY select.
Ing. regardless Of prejudice or party, the
ablest statesman. the bravest heart, the
trusst patriot Chic atfords to represent
Ius in the S.nalc Of the United States.
In this connection we feel called upon
10 press upon the consideration o. tho
General Assembly Ohio's best and sblest
son Hon. THOMAS EwiNc. His known
sbility, stern integrity, vast experiences.
unfinching patriotism and past history
combine to give earnest that in his
keeping the interest of Ohio and the cOun-
try would be safe. Lst the loyal mem
bers Of the General Assembly with an eye
single to the vel are Of the people, rally
around EwISG, and by the election Of a
statesman, above the miserable chicanory
OF partisan strife, a minister a rebuks 10
demagogues, that willnevcr be forgotten.
ReS Advicss fiom Kentucky state that
an attack is hourly expected at the Green
River Bridge. Gen. McCook had order.
cd of the regulars over 'he bridge. Some
three hundred Of Buckner's cavalry from
Bowling Green made reconnoi sance, and
were within two miles of the bridge on
the 3olh ult. II is supposed that they
intended making an attack in force to
destroy the bridge. A regiment OF rusi'
lecrs and regiment Of light artillery
went forward TO Green river on the 30Lh
ult. Our men feel confident OF their a.
lility to bag them, If they make the at
tack, .rt. r.
A SHE sEcEsI ARREsTEp--blrs Bpxlcy
just from Norfolk under flag Of truce
was arrested on tie Baltimore boat. NJ
merous letters lrCm Richmond were founC
on the lining Of her bonnet and unde
garments. Her diary contained her pri
cea in Richtnond and n mamorandunn nj
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2 O O.
SE1IS@@l of U0p3 @ 2
W@1nGGaMS

- :. w IN nm G%dM :
The undersigned will buy 200 head Of
sound Horses, from four to eight years
old, and from l5I TO l6 hands high.
We will be found back of Kuiz, .Rebcr
Il Ulriok's Store, or at Siaord q DeIash.
NUTS Drug Store. -asa9 p
REBE9, KUTZ& 6 ULRICK.
THOMAS STURGEON.
L,ncas ,er. Jan. &. 1869. .---.--.-
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A yoios-sit down. fcris. Of "ord.


A voics-Sit down. [criss Of "ord.
er," and loud calls for "McGee.
Mr. McGee. on coming forward, said
Gentlemen, if there are any persons in
this hall desirous Of expressing their o,
pinion. let them hear me out. aud when
have finished, will hear them out
[ TCheers, But before l commence { to
lay before you the reasons that have call
led us together. l must protest against
(Great confusion, yelling' groans and
hisscs,
A Voice-Three cheers for the United
States. Loud abeering. gYn. x
Another Voice Three cheers for Thorn
as Francis Meagher. Tremendous cheer
l.
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January 2ad, 1852.
TELEGRAp E5IE.

NORFOLK, Jan. 25.--7he Gag Of truce,
With New York dates of eaytgg.ly l.se ~
/ rived. 10 g.''
The 6nancss lie still in chaos. The banks
refused further loans, and the Government
proposes hundred and fifty millions Of
dollars annual taxation, and the inmedi-
ate issue of Ave hundred million dollars Of
Treasury notes. There lie universal discon-
tent throughout the North and feverish
anxiety in regard to Burnside's expedition
1t is believed they are all lost. He had
sixteen thousand men aboard, with due
proportion of horses, arms: ammunition, &c.
The weather at the North is stormy, and
the suffering dreadful. Business, except
for army supplies, is suspended.
I The Federal Treasury is exhausted, and
the expenses increase. 1t is reported that
they are three millions daily.
IL is believed that Seward vii! be expell-
ed, and that other Cabinet changes will be
made, but not yet.
Mcclellan is doing nothing md says he
will not make any movement until Buru-
sides expedition is heard from. ID. +,
EoaroLK, Jan. 25.--The fate of the Burn
side expedition is perfect mystery here.
Some believe that every vessel of the feet
is lost. Others think it may have gone to
the Gulf. H.P. d.
LATE FROM rue NORM AsD FROM rae
SEAT OF HosrILITIEs IN KEsrUcKY.-The
Memphis Appeal has the subjoined special
dispatch from Danville, RAILROAD bridge
over the Tennessee ri7er,) dated the 2Sd
inst.
The sentiment Of the press shows D dis
with Mcclellan, Halleok and
Buell.. They urge forward movement.-
The Federal troops are reported mutinous,
in consequence OF not being paid for the
las. four man,hs, and the present advance
are made to prevent them from
laying down their arms.
Smith command, 4,600 strong, with ~
pieces Of artillery and 400 cavalry, has !
crossed the Tennessee river 1T Galloway !
town. III .s..,..
Prom Birds Point and Cairo 1900 ere
reported advancing on Fort Henry.
The gunboats Conestoga and Lexington
with $50 infantry, two cannon and few
cavalry, came up the Tennessee river yes
terday. Whilst firing on the fort one Of
the hoats burst her steam pipe and lost her |
chimney--supposed to De the result Of q
shot from our guns. -.t 40 81
An attack upon the fort is expected from
both sides Of the ritter. -r, I
The 4th Illinois, about POO strong, is re-
pcrted TO be the only .force 81 Padncah--
Great dissahsfaction existing among the
volunteers against Gen. Smith.
The river is rising and is now nearly
bank full.
Special to the Memphis Appeal Knox
vile Jan. %
Gen. 3ollicofFer WAS killed early in the 1
action, being greatly exposed by his per-
sonal daring. Gen. Criitenden was wound
ed. and The command then dsvolved upon
Gen. william II. Carroll, Of your city, who
With Battles ard StrOthan regiments,
and other forces. made Desperate stand
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-12

By PROM private letters from McCul-
lochs army, we learn that Con, Price had
received information that the enemy are
concentrating large force at sidalia, Mo,
and thas Col. Hebert's brigade would move
up TO Springfield, in case the federnls
threatened Prices position. Itisprobable
that MeCulloeh's whole army will move up
Into Missouri at an early day,
We met sevcra! soldiers from Col. Stones
regiment during the past, week, on furlouSh
among them .Messrs. Rowlins, Brotherton,
and Palmer, of Guys company. They in
form us that preparations we're making
ghen they left, FOR m carly move, towards
Mlssouri.--Ali tho regiments had orders TO
be ready for the march at a days notice.
Gen. McCulloch bad not reached camp,
but was, daily expected, also, Geh. Earl
Van Dora, Everything indicates an early
and Vigorous compaign in the west.
rumor is also in circulation, on what
authority we do not know, that Col. Max.
ey's ,,rsgimont of infantry, when days
march beyond Little Rock, had received
orders to return and join McCulloch's COM
maud.
Orders had been issued in MeCullcch's
brigade, that no more furicughs would be
granted, and all officers and men whose
furlough's were 40; out would be ordered
TO camp at once. ......
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sU~The New York Herald is discussing
the probabilities of the loss Of the British
-aloop-of.war Rinaldo, which took the
Confedera,e Commissioners, Messrs. Mason
and s,idcl', on board at ProVincetown, Mass
pu the evesing Of the LIST January. Soon
after ahe lett that pert, says tho Herald, q
terrible gale sprang up, during which seve-
rel vessels in that vicinity were known to
have foundere6. sheleft with sealed orders
and the probability is that she will turn up,
in gooi time at en- English port. The Her.
aid seems TO wish that she Ia lost
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Soldiers Horses Lost.

sTRAYED from the camp Of Capt. Mains
miles IRON Dial as, on Sunday, the I'd inst,
THREE HORSES --one flea bitten Gray,
about Is hands high, crest-fallen ano'hcr
! BAY, about lbhanjs high, one white hind
DOT, g leather haltNr on and rope round
us neck; the other sOBREL, about 10
lands high tar in his forehead. Also from
japt. Merchants camp, a BAY HORSE, Ii
lands high.
A liberal reward will be paid for the de-
very of the above animals at the camps
bove named JAMES II. Eos,
Z. II. EGAg, -
e5 MN Mo0oRNTcx,
Of Opt Mains Company.
..u FAYETTE WRIGHr,
Of CAPT Merchants Company.
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fFen, Mexico.

The report reaches us from reliable
auartets thnt the French army, 5000 strong,
have landed at and occupied the city OF
TampicO, together with the castle anu sll
the defensive works,
The garrison made 8 Sigh; resistance,
but soon retreatsd, leaving the enemy to
take the town, together with 100 pieees of
Artillery which we're mounted for the de-
fence OF the place. "a @. ..-a& s... ts44 D..
/; is understood that 81 English con.
.;ingen; viii probably, occupy The city Of
Matamoras and the lice Of the Rio Grsnde.
The date OF the oceupstion Of Tampico BY
The French is not given, but there. Is; no
doubt that the report is correct
The English and French residepts in the
anterior are closing up their houses as well
az the Spahiards Il is dangerous 10 be q
foreigner in Mexico to-day BTOrnssilis
F,sg 25a, ul. :. -
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-12

The SIEGE OF MArAaoRAs.-The Browns
vile Flag o1IheI28d ult. says
1Itis now more than two months since
Gen. Garavaial open ed his. batteries on
Matamoras, and he is to-day no better off
than he was ON the morning of the 10th.
November, 1861. That is he is no nearer
to the Accomplishment of his design for
appearances indicate that the English,
French or Spanish troops will be along iii
time to take the city from both parties /; or
else Vidaurri will come in the rear and
enforce compromise between the contend
ing factions. .. 81. 1913 't4- asa
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Esya The Richmond correspondent q u
IN. 0. Delta, writes as follows, in rcgard
the coming cam paign IN Missouri;

d VflS Inv ielShIuoHu Soi icS pohuSHs " 70
IN. o. Delta, writes as follows, in rcgard
the coming campaign in Missouri;
@The appointment Of Gen. Van Dora
command The W estern Departments give IN
versal satisfaction. Everything Is hop
from bis energy, his enterprise and his Or
liant abilities. Gen. Van Dorm some o. y
few among the generals on either side VI
possesses record as commanders II 1
aeia..A dis campaignIn texas-s,Aee cor
mencemept Of the war, his brilliant6rioy
ments resulting in the capture of more b
1000 regular soldiers, win compare fugoi
bly, with anythiug in cur history. ll b.
never met with @ reverse, and hns1is "
been compelled to retreat before an enein
His department sill comprise the STA
Arkansas, Louisina north Of BED Rive, 2
Indian Nation, and Missouri ives. OF TIE !
Francis. hisarrangemen, WIN be perist
ly acceptable 10 the Missourians, Who v!
still remain under Gen. ,Prics's comman
That able and enterprising officer 10 nov
camp near Springfield, endeavoring to :
cruit his army for active operations. o.
may conceive the odds against which d
brave JMissap;ians are eontending, and q
courage they display in carrying on the
against-she whole power Of The North, VIE
Il Is remembered that there isnot o Gene,
crate soldier within the limits Of the Ste,
Yet, without resources, without an organ /
ed government, without comnissariat,
a military chest, they have contrissd
maintain the revolution, and to employtf
paralize a wall Amounted Northern force I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1862-02-12

sGy'Wc learn froa private advieQs that
3pe case Of the small pos had made lis np-
learancc in Capt .Hele.s company Of Col.
ireeh's regiment. The 2o.apaay vas ilnms-
stately sent several miles of from the bal
nee of the regiment end The disease bad
aot spread MOI. vas it likely to. 80 q @