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SENATE OHkMBER, Ohio, April 5th ls5l
"DR- J. Q. ATER, Honored Sir:-I have made thor
ough trial Of the Cathartc Pills, left By your agent
and have been cured By them Of the dreadful rheum
atism under which he found me suffering. The first
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removed the disease. feel in better health now than
for some years BEFORE which attribute entirely to
the edects OF your CathRrtic Pills,
Yours with great respect,
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PHoFE5BoR OF ELDgfEOFATIlI AND MEDTcIF'
omo0-ll9 soneoa-st., few doou from sss7ls - \
once hoursfrom 70 z and IRON 2to5o a.gus3
SUNDAYS eIcspted.)
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BEST STOVE IN THE MARKET.
Its Baking, Roasting and BrOiling properties are
uneXceptonable and In economy Of Fuel II is unpar
aleled; with its
NEW PATEN RATE,
It will burn Coal as well Wood most admirably the
Oven being thoroughly ventilated IL will produce .
perfect and healthy bake equal TO that OF Bakers
Brick Oveni ROAsting and Ioasting is done before
the open IRE, and Broiling over live Goals on the
hearth a. common dictates. 1t s manufactured
in this city, and the material used and the work
manship OF the best quality nnalJ II gives per
feet satisfaction to ALL hundreds ohousekeepers IN
this city and surrounding country, who are daily
using II, viii testify 49,
THE MORNING STAR Nc STOVE b
new and desirable pattern, hlchp with variety o.
Others make our stock complete We also have on
hand great variety Of Parlor Cooking and other heat
ing Stoves, for Coal or Wood at reduced prices
We are constantly supplied with all the newest and
most beautiful styles Of
ENAHELED CRATES.
AIso-aII Of the most usafni articles of House Fur
nfshing Goods, Nails and Farmers Tools -,
~ Juat rsCeIylng Tie latest improved styles
BIRD CAGES, which are offered At the lowest prices
Wemanuiacture largely and have for sale at whole
sale and retail, all the various articles Of Plain and
Japaned Tin, Copper aHd Sheet-ISo8 RGTs
We oHer the almost endless variety OF goods IN
live for sale at the lowest cash prieesi on the ONE
PRICE SYSTEM.
HgAn Housekeepers and those who contemplate
HousekeepinR, and the 'rest of mankind" are most
cordially invited TO call before purchasing elsewhere
and Judge for themselves. SATISFACTION IS GUARAN
FEED ct the
STOVE AND CRATE EMPORIUM
Of WI MARVIN,
No. 50, South side Pab. Square,
auR25.dh Cleveland. Ohio
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-12-31

Its Baking, Roasting and Broiling properties ar
unexceptionable and In economy Of Fuel II is unpar
alleled; with its
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-07-09

sKRMIsH NEAR MoRSSo syE, TENN-
Information reached military headqpaf-
ters in Memphis Of a skirmish which oe-
Cured on Tuesday near Morning Sun, on
the Macon road, between body Of Fed
eral infantry, said to be 24O, commanded
by Col, Munger Of the 9th Ohio, which
had been guarding a wagon lrain Of Gen.
sherman's division, and a body ofConfed
crate cavalry. The Federal account i
in effect that the Confederats, supposed
70 be 300 10 number, made the attack,
and were repulsed with loss Of twenty
nine killed, wounded and prisoners,
while the Federal loss was four wound
cd also that six wagons, whose mules
had siampsded, were captured BY ihe
Coniederaies. go
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NloAT PoLloE.
COUNTY oFFIosRs.

slsriG---James N, Hinton. Dsputss-rhOmas Hob.
son and J. K Buchanan.
Register Phineas Garrett
Tftisiee-W Jasper Taylor.
Coroner--N, II Belchor.
Ranger--John Corbtt
Rerenus Colecior--J. G.. Brlcy.
Railroad Tar Colecior--W d. Robertson.
Corstablss tor Ao Nashville Dsricf--John u. Cover
and J. E. Newman,
COUNTY COURT
Judgs-Hon. James whiiw5rh.
Clerk--P -Lindsley Nichol.
aH- The Judges Court meets the FIRST Monday In
each month, aud the Quarterly Court, composed Of
the Magistrates Of the County Is held the nrst Mon
day in January, April July and October.
CIRCUIT. COURT ft.
Judge-IIou Nathaniel Baxter.
C7srk-Davd c. Love.
81 The Court meets the arit Monday In March
and September.
CRIMINAL COURT,
Juige-Hon. william x. Turner
Clsrk--Charles 4. Diggous.
az The Court meets tho Arst Monday 10 April, Au.
gust and December.
oHANoERY COURT.
ohanesllor--Hon. Samuel d, Frlerson
Csrk and Masiu-,I. r. Glsayos.
ss- fbe Uourt meets The ofsI Monday ia May and
ESvsnber y ~y b Isl Wv ~
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Eerrl1la .anls. % rhnrsaag ana


TerribIo Battles of Thursday ana
Friday.
Srecial Correspondence Of the Philadelphia Inquirer
Army OF THE PoToMAo, July /, 1862.
The enemy made their advance on our
fright, and were observed by our pickets
about ten A. NJ on the 26th ult For
some days previous some little prepare
tions were made for their proper iecep-
tion, but not sufficient TO resist heavy
force, as il was believed that the policy
of the rebels would not permit them 70
weaken other points sufficiently to endan
ger them. But the fact is now too appa-
rent that heavy reinforcoments having
reached them by the arrival Of /" Stone
wall" Jackson and his entire command
il became a matter Of necessity that a
fight must be had, or brief period would
suffice to efieotually conquer the whole
rebel army by starvation.
At the time of the attack our forces
on the right we've apportioned as follows.
The Eighth Illinois Cavalry, under Col.
Farnsworth, elk companies Of the Buck
tail Rifles, and five companies Of the
PennsylvaRia Reserves. Our cavalry first
announced the approach of the enemy,
and three companies Of Bucktails, under
command Of Major Stone, marched out
about two miles on The Old Hanover
road.
Passing into a dense woods they at
length discovered heavy force Of the
rebels drawn up in line Of battle on an
0pen Geld beyond They advanced n
! the edge Of the woods and fred two vol
4 leys with very fatal effect, and then en- =
/ deavored 10 retire While doing this
/ about fifteen hundred cavalry cut of
Company =, and took them prisoners.
Major Stone then said "boys, shall we be
taken prisoners on Gghtp eEightp All
said, so an order was given TO "charge'
and the Busktails went down upon them
forcing themselves completely through
the lines and getting into the woods be.
yond.
About this time four pieces Of Easton'l
Battery camo out on the road aud com.
menoed firing SO rapidly and destrtict,
lively that the road was strewn with re-.
bel dead for one and half miles. tina
distance being lined with troops. HEAVY
masses Of troops now began 10 pour Ou
Of Newfoundland our men took 4 position
behind their enirenchments al Meohan-
icsville, and here they maintained thei
ground, beating of each attempt Of over,
wbelming numbers 10 flank them
4 Until 10 o'clock Al night the cannon
aiding was as rapid and effective as an,
we have ever heard. Finally tho thunde
ceased for the night aud al slept will
arms IN haEd, prepared TO begin AZ breal
OF day should the Rebels still seem de
sirous 10 advance Early in the morning
contrary 10 general expectation, order
were received for our advance 10 fall bacl
below msohanicsyille A subsequent or
der 20 regain the first position was re
oeived but the Rebels had taken precau
] tion 70 plant battery Ia ihe bushes b,
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Committed to Jail

M Davidson Couuty, Tenn June on, 1892, me-
~ Fru tirI, hamcd sAIIks Gays size belongs %
lr'in hcguci oi haury County, Torn. SAD sui .
about le or % yosu oldi Wtighs abaut lio or llo
ppun f'oi inches high tWu small scars GA
copper color
iho owuer O. fsqacstod to come forward prove
pfqpc1yi and pay charges, a. the ag directs
g. a. HINTON,
juncs-3g sheri1 and jsilof of D. Y,
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DIR. COLEMAN'S
PRNATR DLSPRNNARY.

NHE attention OF oltrehs strangers and others Wis
Il hng Nashville, requiring medidal aid, % respect
fully called 10 This uilce, No 81 pcaderick street 500
und noor, between Cherry and the Square.
Dr.. COLNAN is an old nrAoitnpor of medicine; HE
almost unlimited experiences and hattcfnr success
.or many years past, IN the trostmont OF IQTEIa DIs
EAss has ndocod him n devote hs undi vidud atitn.
ton % ail diseases ,of thil nature. Many eases o
thc meet nveteraie character have promptly yleldod
~ hs improved method of treatment.
Primary, Secondary, Tertiary aud hcredltary syph.
Dis Gonorrhoea, Gleat and an diaoasca ol the gena
and urinary organs, meet vith no roaisiance 70 hn
utmdios.
female ureeHaTR.sl aud fun1tonai aderanEe
meuts OF thC Womb, and the disease arising trom
0cEuunn and f manEnd parinritlon
kvofy case " Beducihe Rupture, and u 1ioa az o
frolniaua or the k0Cium, ana mnsi cases ui tniua
can be oucd by prucess noarlr painless. u oilnor
OF che latter eases ic undertaken by Dr. lormah, b
oprc b iur1raliB asrr1nifd, careful oramuaticd
aWaya Iaeaents Tho ncoessary Indications % recs 70
fuHeby hia Improved method of opcraiinE
Persons Of eithcree1 aprying m porsen el BY letter
(dctcfhug oafol ep tao arFt rymptouH 0f any uCgtr
apccihc disease, cln b. clFel ln most ooafs ty tht
I ahortvc method in lorty 1hl hnurd
arNt cnuhArnrc. HlomW htltnnnn AMI a7odcTalf
charfcs, gll gprcfp hIm vlth hs pairoua
Na- no mefcary pset ln tho treatment 0i urErrda
dit1oati Az ne believes ga wost caanal ID prolulrl
worse disease ihan ihst ii ls EiVog ID cure
/ omce hopTg Iron eight 10 1be morning til nae d
ne evening jan TO- QA-iy
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Cnmmitted To Inil

~ navidsan ouunly, Iunc tb 1889, negro Uan
Owho says ha name Be- COLUMBUS says he o.
longs % pr hokisscksi of Maury c1luly Tina ago
about 30 years weighs about lil or rs rouude D
foot y iacles hlgh long bushy hah oopptr cllor
uo malEs iho owner h requested to come for
ward prove prororiy aud pay CHARGE D. The law al.
rcciE. JIM HlNruN,
lunriR-N shtrH and Jator OF ID. &.
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COmmitted To ,Jail1

nF Davidson county, jane 20, 1862, negro man,
Owho says his name is DANlEi.i says he belongs 20
hrs Luainka G. Brown Of sury county, near Sprh z
III Tenn ago about % years old weighs about l70
or $50 pounds feet IN inches high, small scar 10
centre fOrthead.
Tho owner s requested 10 coin4 forward, prove pro
j. N. HINTON,
June2Q-3t SheriM and Jaiior Of ID. o.
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Cnmmitfad Al mi

M Davidson county Juno "A 1904, negro man,
~ who says BIS name s GEORGE WASHINGTON /,
says be belongs b iary Aun Yoargsn, of Warren
county, ny agod about ~ years weighs ii5 or $50
lha feet z inchrs hgh CD'pr black ismal scar uu
furoheadi small Faaior. rhoowuor h requested 20
come forward, prove property aul pay eharges as
the law directs D. M. HINlON,
iuOoIs-1t SherIn and Iaflnr OF ~ q
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Committed TO Jail

OF Davidson county, June %, Is62, negro
~ who says his name is ARTHUR and belongs n
VIM c. Stuart ofWarreu county, Tenn, aged about
as years weighs about l4s or 100 pounds 5 fset =
inches higa collar black hesvy whiskors.
The owner is sTeQuested 10 come forward, prove
property, and pay charges, as the law direot.
.g. .4 J N .liLNruH, .l
iune29-8t sheriff and Jaior OF D. C.
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lnmmitfnfl tn Iail

M Davidson county, June lith, 1864, negro man
~ who says ne name q AARON says De belongs ~
10 Carter, OF Marshall county, Ala lred shuut l9
yeats weighs about lt0 or il5 pouada feel inches
hghy 20 marks color hlaeS The owner IS request
cd TO oomo forward, prove property, and ply Ch'fgca
AS the law directs HINTON,
iuuf1S-gr sheriff and Jailur uflf.O
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NAsHVILIE. TENNESsEE. WEDNESDAY, JULY 3. I802 . n

the roadside, aud every attempt 20 get At
it was successfully defeated. Companies
D and I are believed to have got away
from the enemy after having been out
fanked, and made for the Pamunkey.
Adjuiant Hartshorne was wounded in the
head and was left with the enemy a.
savaee's Station. ~ i.
Esston's Battery behaved nobly, and
Tained is ironhan apon The foo with sacls
Yigor that they could not advance, until,
By superior force, they got = position to
the right and swept the bitches length
wise. Our boys could not stand grape
and canister administered in such q
sweeping manner, and they were finally
obliged TO get out Of them and retire for
the night.
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0nmmirtnd Al I'm

OF davidson county, Jane 10th, 1859, a negro man
" who iays hla same is MILTON says bo belongs
90 Joseph Carter, Of Marshall county, Ala age about
- yeurs Weighs GS pounds feet inches high
color black ser by burn above tho night wrist -
lhe owner IA requested 10 come forward proVo pro
perty, and pay charges as the law directs.
J. M. HINTON
iuneI8 50 Sheria aud Jailor ID C.
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Committad to IaiI

hF Davidson county, June 23i, lBG2, anegro boy,
~ who says his name is ak, aud belongs 10 VIM
hcGreggor Of WI son CO. age years Old; weghs aGaut
iGO or l65 pounds feet inches high color black
schr on second hngor on left hand.
The uwnar is requested 70 como forward, prove
property, and pay charges, az the law directs.
In. HINTON,
JuuaC C2os-9t Sheriff and Tailor sf ID. e.
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Cnmmitted IN Inil

OF navidsoa county, Juns i2ih, 1862 auegro man
" who says his name ls ALhN fays he belongs
o. Lucy Sm th, OF aFilsoa oocuy, Tanu,; aged
about 81 yoars weighs 4b ur 100 pounds feot y
inches high copeor coor; no marks. The owner is
requested % como orwaro, prove proporty, aud pay
charges a. The liw directs
y AZ HINTON,
IunaiS-8t Sheriff and Ifuor ofn e.
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I. 0. 0. F.


JouS " HIpr, GrAud Secretary should be addressed
al Nashuilisi Tom,
Tennessee Lodge, No. l--Moets every Tuesday Even
lug, al their Hail. on tho corner Of Union and sum
mer streets Tho officers ior tho presout term, are
T. H. Mcbride, c.; o. s. Lesuour, y.G. john y,
Hide, Secretary T L., Marshall, Treasurer,
Tsasto Lodge, No io-M,eu o, ,ho mue place
every Monday Evcning. The officers are Rober,
Thompson, N.G.; r. A. Campbell, Y.G.; Honry Ap-
Pie, Secretary D. b. Brown, Treasures
Smiley Lodge, No oo-Noels at their Hall, on South
Cherry street, cyory Friday Evening The oncers
are j. p, Henley, NG; o. @. Covert, VGi 7, D,
uaden, Secretary ". NJ, Mallory, Treasurer
Auro,u Ioage, 40. lOs, loeymanl Meets a. ths
Han, coruof 81 ugion apa summey streets evcrf
THURSDAY Evsainsl ~ Snioersare NRtpaulialbelss,
Nc; Charles Rich ,YG, John Herborich, s'creiary
Geo, selerlo, TREASURER.
Ridgolg Encampm,n, No. i--Neou at The above Hal
on the arst and third Wednesdays of each month.
The officers are O. s. Icsueur, CP ), r Mills II P.i
T. r. Mcbride, sw.; r. d Coleman JW r. II. Me.
Even, Scribe n, r. Cater Treasurer
olics BroncA Eeacampaeat No. A--M,ou az the
aboyo Han on tho second and fourth Wednesday
nights Of each month. The ouoerI arr r. Lehman
oP.; Jas r nou, H.P., Horny AFplo, sw.; l.. H.
Hitchcock, Jw. : Moss sor'Oe } y. Wand
Treasurer
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Committed 10 JAN

OF Davidson county, June 10th, lS0l,R negro man
~ who saws his name b DANIEL says he belongs
30 Richard n0sH, Of Marshall county, Ala age about
n OF % years ;weghs 100 or % lbs feet inches
hign no marks ooior black, The eWuer s rsquest-
ed 70 o'ne orWard, prove properly aud pay charges
az the law directs, Al. HINTON,
iunel8--8i Sheriff aud Jaii0r n. q
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Onmmittad tn .Iai..

OF davidson county, Tenn, Juns 10, 1852, negro
~ GIRL w1o says her meme e JOANNA aud belongs
or Is years 8 feet 2 inches high WEIGHS abOut 100
pouAds DARK copper color, lho owner j. requested
70 come forward, prove property and ray charges A.
the Ian directs } N. HINTON,
iune20-3t sheriff dud Jailor OF d G.
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49,. nr.olrIla.-Na- gll

A RESOLUTION 90 auihorito the ffesideni ~ a.
sigu thn command VI troops IN The sane held
department 20 ollcors Of the aane graao without
regard tu anriorlfy. ..
Rfs9lrcf bH nf Senate anf Hose q hfrrffsiiififet qf
he unfai halli ~ dmai0a u luiglcs Gilanitf.
That whenayer military Operations msY iefuire tbe
presence Of two 90 uilfnrt % le ahnin faue i
tho same neld on department, tha t1naY
sigu the command pf The iofres u aiith hald ~ ~
partment Without regard 10 sanlority or rank
Approved, April q 1904,
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RATEs oF ApvERTIsINe


Doe square, one year s90each additional square ~ D
Written notice must be given 10 take out and ~ .
adFartsomehts 0f yearly advertisers before the year
arpirea otherwise we shall charge ell done
No contract of yearly advertisements VIII Be discon-
ihare Be made Cor les than one year At the yearly
'stcs 1890 sli..l .U 4.-..-
40 Advertisers exceeding tha psee. con.
actei for will bO charged for the exesza.-Ea
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II will be some days, no doubt, before
much reliable information can bo obtain
ed with reference 10 those Of our killed
and wounded, on account Of the killed
having been left on the battle field, as
well as q great many Of those who were
badly wounded during the engagement
Of the second day. Considerable activi-
~ having been shown in sending the
wounded down the railway 10 White
House Landing, as fast a. they came
from the Geld, until the Rebels interrupt
cd that means Of communication, the
names Of all those will have been given
70 The public, undoubtedly, before this
can reach them.
AZ the close Of the last days battle
General Mcclellan having deemed it pru-
dent 10 change his position somewhat
orders were issued that al the slightly
wounded, who could take care Of them
selves, should proceed, on foot, aud make
] their way iu advance, towards q masked
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Cnnnnitted tn Tail-
Committed to Jail

or Davidson county, Juan n, 1862, a negro man,
~ who says his name Is hOH says he be Ougs
10 Thomas .. Walker Of MARY ccunty, Tenn; 0ge
about Is or 20 years Old, CHS about $50 yunhds
feet 3k inches 10 hiosht color black, no mari o;
The owHer Is requested 10 come forward, prove pro,
perty, d pay charges, astie law al, eets. ~
June2s-st sherifi and jaior ~ j. c.
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TaKe the nn,oni

Il has a far larger circulation than any
other daily newspaper that has been
published here for years.
tits the egieial ae'Ospqp@ Of che United
States for Tennessee.
1t is the qfioiaI newspaper Of the State Of
Tennessee.
1t gives the latest reiOs from te Military
Department So,',ll, and later 6aa any other
paper. ia- a-.. .a-l-u, 81. -.l.t
1t has immediate communication Nth ne
Afi1itary Headqtsarters which no other
paper here has.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING JULY ., 1851

THeaA t tr.a -
iTcstimOny of James Madison ON
state Sovereignty,
We find in the Cincinnati Gazette, the
following extract from YATES Minutes
of the Convention that formed the Fed
eral Constitution:
Mr.. Madison--"There is a graduation
Of poweri in all societies, from the lowest
corporation 10 the highest SOVEREIGN.
2he States aever possessed the essential right
Of soUegeignty These are always vested
in Congress-. Their voting as States in
Congress is no evidence Of sovereignty.
The State of Maryland voted by cum
ties: did this make the counties soyer-
eign? The States at present are only
great corporations, having the powers Of
making bylaws, aud these are only ef.
fectual when not contradictory 10 the
General Confederaii0ns,
This declaration from MADISON, who
is called the Father Of the Federal Con-
sitution, is a refuthtion of all the missr-
able sOphistry preached by Southern
Rights and States Rights politicians,
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I0fNT nEa0LuTl0N declaring that iiis unltss
States ought a. 60 Ierate With. al1rilue ptcuuia
~ lid 81. any STATE which may adoft rlo gfadual
aloilshmeutui flafery,
HsRfssohei NJ a. ssaafs and Hlltse " Eepfeaasf
fref ri ~ lnifd hiaes n dnier1a u Calgrrlf
hcd That the United states ought 20 operate With
any state which may adopt gradual aboliahmeut of
slavery giving 10 auch state pocuniafy ah, o. hs
used bY such SLATE ln De discretion, o. compauaats
nr the lncunFenionoes, public aud private pioducsi
BY such change of gyFtim
Approved Apui i1 is14.
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ApAMs ExPREss cONPANY.
oFFICE 10, bi cnFuaT sInEtI

Porsons wilhing 90 send frcighl ani Packages by
ths Morniog Trains 0 tha louuwtlH Asr NAsu.
yuiz, AID NAthvulu And prcAruH RAiinoAnsi
must have the same AZ uo Ono1 BY 70 O'clock the
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JOINT hEtlLtu0f anthffiIiha tit Secretary tI
fhe Navy No tesi plans and maftrals f1f saudaiing
ahlpa md uofiinF haiferi1s luFiIurfatle.
hf rfrlIrff tr ftf heaaf 1Hd Noaaf "a N'p1firaii
Hra IA nte LiHtI fIlilI ~ flIfrla o. f.alfeaf Al
tsaticf lhat tha sseretarJ III iha tay ~ aui ~
hereby IL author'red lorrpeudi ouf NJ app Aaify pr
thu lreaa1rY not lfteruiaa aprfall'aiea eaM ~
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