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Congressional Proceedings
XAXvIIth CONaRESS---senatc.
First Session.

Washington, Mdy 10.--Thc vice-Presiicnt
pro tenn. presented u memorial nom the merchants
Of New York asking for general bankrupt law,
Mi Cowan tPs.I presented pttt'on IRON tho
cit gcns u, Philadelphia for the same purpose.
MI sunurr presented petitions III iaNor OF eman-
C,pnting the slaves.
MIR Grimos tiows,l introduced a bill for the re-
lief of Robert Small AMI others tcolursdI who 70.
Gently delivered tl.s rebel vessel PLANTER to Cn
odpre Duponts Hqu0irun The bill provides tpt
Ito ship 'Plsuter," with =. the cargo, snpurle-
nsnces etc, he appraised Us competent board #
officers, and that one hall Nh value therc shall 80
To X small and hs aSsou iAtQs WHO assisted IN tho
rescue Of tie Planter, with tho provision that the
Secretary OF the Navy may invest the same IN IT, T.
stocks tie interest II be paid t. Small and his AS
toc,st,s or heirs. The bill Was taken up and pas
s.d
Mr.. Wilson tMass.l called up the resolution pro-
yidlng for presentation of medals OF honor 10 en-
listed men who distinguish themselves In battle
Passed,
The Conhscation ill was then taken up.
MI, sumner proceeded to speak Ut length In "a .
vor OF the principle of confiscatOn uud ,mancips-
ton OF tire slaves ut rebels and urgLg tie adoption
Of his substitute lur the bill
Aner Mr.. Sdunes concluded Mr.. Davis tKy,J
offered an amsnimcnt 10 the third section which
disqualified persons guilty of NJ, noes named in tho
hill that such persons asl forfeit all right OF cn-
yenship. Rsjected. Yeas !; nays, 90
Mr. Davis offered another amenlment ~ come IL,
at the ed OF the bill, provia,ng that all property
forfeited by the bill arst b bound by all debts Il
ioyal persons. Rejected. Yeas, 49, nays 20
Nv. Powell tKy,l moved 10 strike out ,he ele
ventL section, which authorizes tho President I,
employ and organize persons Of African dsscent ~
| be nav deem nscsssstt " SUPPRESS Vie rebellion
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MILITARY NEWS.

TrL First Now York Fire Iou,vcs Ellsworth
Regiment! arri ..! ner' iy the steamer Rack, ~.
Yesterday, aud wcr. landed at Goy.rnur's Island
with the prisoners r'ut home from Richmond, they
uuub'r over 90 men. They are T. form a camp,
and after tie roll ami other camp business IL com.
re,cd, will he mustered out Of service. TIE causes
Of the disarmament a out To- take place began with
the death IT Ellsworth, At Alexandria, were contn
ucd with the disorganiintou after tie battle ~
Blll Run, and finally cuded in recen, events at
Newport News. They were not allowed t. march
with the sriny and take part Ia the movements now
IA progress, and while In camp did most uf the hos.
pt,l service, actiu- Is hospital nurses, grave d =.
gers and 'longshore-men. much t. their dssatsfEc.
ton. On Friday last the question was submitted
10 them whether they would prefer n remain la
the service, or return home TO be q sbandad, when
they unanimously chose the latter.
A detachment OF troops was sent from Governors
Island yesterday TO reinforce the regulars attached
to Gen Buel's army. They went "a in high sririts
Cart Riggs visited the Navy Yard yesterday.
Dispatches hrvc been received from the 4. :,
,,inbost Tiscarora She is still waiting the move.
man,s Of the Sumter, H Gibraltar.
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From Cen. Halleok,s Army.

Comp sear Cor;sfh, Nay ia Frenchmsn,
smenber Of the 18th Louisiana, has arrived. Thi:s
companies Of that regiment composed Of French
men arrived lately, who were upaSle 20 Obtain
work, fcnd or money, and who were obliged to tn
lss. Under The thirty days eonicriIt law they
we're hnslly compelled 10 enlist for the war.
He Reports the whole army without coffee. A.
one time more than three days without rat ons- II,
says Van Dorm and Prize left Corinth eight days
ago. II Is not known where they have gone. Ths
weather Is clear AMI lot and the roads are very
dusty.
Before Cori,,'t, Nay is.--1t having been salts
sactorily shown that spies have visited our camp,
crossed tie Tsnne ssec River and proceeded on in
the nigh, ty "dus outs" to Florence, Ala, where
they held easy communication with The enemy,
was deemed necsss.ry 70 exclude all civilians from
the camps, III order 70 exclude spies, hence the
genera order mentioned yesterday.
An insslligen, Federal Sergeant captured n, shi.
ION AMI exchanged yesterday, says he was taken
from c1rnth to jackson. "! g.. thence TO Jackson,
Tsuu, and back " Corinih. lie states that from
tie time he len Corinsh until his return
there. he was guarded ~ unsrmod men.
contraband, TIE Intimate friend q G ~. JAR
dec servant Jac., has nl,o arrived. lie reports
Of the war and would leave, but Dsauresard would
not let him.
Lo'rsriie. May Id--The steamer VIM. Wallace
10 on the river with iss Of Morgans men, bound
North.
Cairo, BOY ij.-The steamer Ne 10 las arrived
ffoin the fleet. she brough, no news. Not gun Or
moi;sr had leen fired ca either side for two DAYS
the rebels and fedcrss ave tus'ly engaged repair.
~ dsmsscs snd getting ready for the next en-.
counter. Military affairs 1T Pitsburg rcmain I'm
changed.
Chicago Sqp IA trerial to the TnibrsE says,
Tho steamer Gladiator, from Pittsburgh, las ar.
lived. There was iumor that Gen. Beaurcgard
lai s'n, flag Of truce TO Gen. Hallcck asking nm
sfu.'stice often days. This was subsequently, cor.
rotorat,d by de'er,ers, who ssid tue matter WAS
under consideration when the GladiGto. len.
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TohaccO Culture.

Mr.. Grccnough, of North Edgccomb. Maine
gives his experience in raising tobacco, as fol-
lows: The soil should I've light, such as will bear
a crop of Indian corn. Prepare the ground ~
YOU would for corn. Hog manure is the best.
Transplant in hills three to three and halt feet
apart, two plants in hill. Procure seed as lar
north as YOU can, as it takes tobacco as long or
longer than corn to reach maturity. ! used
Virginia seed, and the crop got ripe before the
frost came. have seed which ! raised, and can
send some to persons who write to me. Sow
your seed in April in a hot-bed, and transplant
as you do cabbage. ] have raised pound d
leaf tobacco, when dry, from one stalk. You
will have to cultivate it as You do corn, and
sucker II very often to prevent it from going TO
seed. Cut II before the frost comes, and make
it in the shade, by tying a few stalks together
and hanging them over poles over your barn
floor; or you can have sticks three or four feet
long, and strip the leaves from the stalks and
stick them ON these sticks, keeping them apart
So as not to touch each other, and when dry,
scparat the stems from the leaves and press
the leaves for transportation.
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Nejecsed - follows ,-Ysas-Messrs Carliie. Davis,
bcndsr.Un. IAshsm, Pearce, Powell, salisbury.
6esrks, Wiley, Wilson, tMo.,) wrisbt--f1.
Nays-Messrs. Anthony, Browning, Clark, Col.
Ismer, Conway, Dixon, Doolittle, fessendep, Foot,
rosser 0rfmea, Harlan, Harris, Howard, Howe.
Lane Ramsay, Pomeroy, Sherman. Sumner, Ten
con Mas l-25.
NJ. Henderson tMo.) moved N strike ont the
nrst section and insert Is substitute that any per.
son hereafter convicted Of treason shall suffer death
~ Imprisonment and ell property forfeited during
NE lie argued that we should not do any violence
70 The feelings u the border states II not absolutely
necessary. He WAS very sorry the Senate refused
pEnte out the provision for srfning the slaves.
MI. Clark IN. ~ said suppose white men were
struck down by fever, II Was simply proposed 10
put negroes In certain positions 10 hold them. We
could not allow the preJudices OF anybody " pre-
val W cause the death OF brothers and sous.
The amendment was rejected-feas f2,nays rs
TIE vote being the same as the last except that Mr.
Covan voted yea
Mr.. Davis tRy) offered en- amendnaon. Al the
end of the hill that no slave shall be enancipsted
under thih act until such slave sisl be taken pos
session ofby some agent ~ the United States, and
being ia ,ransfp n he colonized. Rejected.
Mr.. Saulsbrry ne, moved to stJke out the 9th
section, which provides that the President may,
when he deems u necessary. issue n proclamation,
and the slaves 4 such persons persist in rebel
lion thirty days aiter the proclamation shall be
freed.
Mr. wilson 'Massj moved o. amend tie ninth
"c,ion 50 10 mike II imperative On the Pr,siss-.
10 issue such proclamation.
Ait.r further dlscussion the Senate adjourned.
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THE WEEKLY SUN.
SATURDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1862.
0ssnias the BIccksdc-A WORD " ""'
Readere.


Orn readers know that VIC OF THf nuN "' "o,
oiven to bcmbsst. 1fthcro are any isbric".'o''
10 bc circulated, any crisis manufactured OF
,tocl ,obbins. or ! ,liiicsl hobby to ocrdien, We
commend ali applicants to the HERALD, which
4. cxrcrienccd at the business and takes TO 1t as
andy As young ducks to water. but when our
readers want correct accounts Of news, or honest
opinions on the war, politics, ani tho country
they look for them as naturally to The SYN as
10 the Bible for good teaching.
There IL no bombast In the announcement 'na'
ve shall commence tomorrow the publication u
nav storv. entitled Running the Blo'kaie,
(which will he found a. interesting tale a. any
cubli.bci this season, and one worth many time
the cost of our papers which contain it. hw
be continued from day TO day, and all who dare
tac wAolo story should not TAIL TO subs'r.e 'or
pur Nspcr, which, servcl for as long rr'oi ~
desired. A continued series Of interest & ''ie''
sketches, pictures Of prominent cities, ,',', q"
incident. If the war, map, Of the ba'tlc'''S' ""
t,ali,ics Of in,crc,, connected with ''Se'hef !
with iull aud reliable accounts 'h' Su''''E |
news now 50 generally received. re constantly |
published IN TiiE SrS, anil me IL one" 'Hr
h,,t ncwSpdpers-- 1t is the oh''pe't-"lhch |
yVuCtu ,ak'. You bad lv.' suhsctibc.
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Cry IScIDESTs.-An insane man, II. Welk-
en-, attempted suicide OH Sunday, by jumping from
Houston street ferry boat; but was rescued
The stable Of Mr.. John Cassidy, corner Anslce and
Leonard streets, was destroyed by fire early yes
terday morning, Loss $3.50; insurance, 5000. 80.
Ann Cook, OF North 81 street. was arrested for
striking her husband a violeut blow on the head
with an axe.
ArAN ENTERTAINMENT given last evening
at the Lee Avenue church, for the beneht OF the
Widows and Orphans Fund of thu y. ID. Fire De-
partment, a handsome banner, painted by Mr.. D.
T. Downs, by order Of the Common Council, was
presented " the Department. Rev. Henry Ward
Beeehsr lectured, good music was dlscoursed, and
a handsome sum realized.
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From (!,n. IluIleoL's Army.

B.fore Co,intt, Nay I;.---1h. Macon TILE
CRAM condemns IN severe 10 lguage the conduit Of
tie rebel troops AZ Brdycjort, 10y which he u,pst
iupufthut gateway ~ oar STAT. WIS opened 10 tie
enemy, and the possession of sll otr rich mines ~
depu IL Of coal, iron aud ,ltpetrc placed IN niuin.
.ut Danger Marital law has bocu Proclaimed over
tharlr,tun and iur ten miles surrounding It. The
AtFrA says thnt the loN,tuIuCt inurt have all the
I'm Oh the roofs On MI tine common sl,ds ia ,hst
city. Tic Nckshurg CTt&gs, ofthc nh inst, says
Firing ."a '-ari from Trdrtn't al Tuuicn, N,st'r-
iay. Ia &c irghc SUPP o.ed to he tho B.opklvu,
pissed q" Bayou sara ~ y O'Clock "a the morning
VI the ST. inst, going down. The Baton Rouge
AuN"rAII has clos Il NJ, doprI and suspended pub
Ncaiion tor the present, account Of "a .p-
urosch ~ Va" 1, l.t1l RtM-buH.s. Col. VuB.n,
commanding the 30, ut Memphis, hli published
n spr'is, otder ly General Ec1ufrp,rl, rcguiuu.
Al iauk., pcrions and corporations T. ,akr Coz
',dcratc money At pnr, and all persons viii dis
tncty uidrrsund that ro''ing In the lcn-t degree
cRlcA 1 4 ~ 6i.credit TIE operIt onso i GoVern
mont can hc tolerated Or treated Rs anything hLi
disoyalty. TIC Richmond Gn.rtApondcLt Of tlis
ArrTAL mentions with great PAIN thrt lIp
amount 81 sick are conilutl IA tie hospitals ~,
| Richmond and It's Vicinity.
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Items from Washington.

Washington, May l9.--lt 10 uno lically stat ri
that Commodore Goldsborough has taken posses
rlon Of the two batteries the Jamsa river, two Of
which were sil-nced by the Galcns while GA her
way to Richmond.
Gen. SaNton, OF Mas, graduate of West Point, IL
reported Military Governor OF south Carolina and
the Department OF the South. This ruInor wants
confirmation.
Mr. Trott las sent up here for clerks for the Nor
folk Pos, Once; lie cannot find proper and capable
persons there, who are able 10 give su lent bonds,
aud make their LOYALTY assured.
The legality OF the fugitive slsve law Ia this Dis.
Tict In Ia be tested Ia Court in few days.
The RrpuBrIcAs says that citizens OF Florida now
here tell the President that slavery must be sbul-
ishcd there.
The Circuit Court today appointed three Com.
ssiouerS for adjudication of cases arising under
today. There seems 10 be concurrent Jurisdiction
figitlyes under their protection. Therefore IL can
not be said the law has free course.
This afternoon about fty of the citizens OF the nd-
joining counties In Maryland proceeded to the
white House, accompanied by Messrs. Girls.
field, Calvert, Webster and Lesry, repre-
sentatiyes In Congress from that state, who
J nd conversation with the President regarding
the interests of these constituents ~ Involved In
the fugitive slave law. They say the President pro.
missed response on some other occasion.
The United Sta,cs Military Telegraph has AN
once open, and working IN saw-Inill At the four
| tcenth mile post from Richmond. Tht lines n the
various camps and stations between headqtIarters
aud Fortress Mouroe are In good condition and
working admirably, under the personal superin.
tendence of Mr.. Thomas I. Ecker.
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LOCAL NEWS.
SRw YORK AND THE VICINITY.

The TESTIMONIAL FUND to the crews OF the
frigs,es Cumberland and Congress ~ over $4,000
The distribution Of II has commenced.
Mn. T.. l.. CuRisTY was somewhat easier at
10Y o'clock last evening, bu, 10 hopes whstever
are entertained of his recovery.
Tnr Srw STEAMER City Of Norwich, launch.
ed last week, 1. to run exclusively for freight-of
which she can carry 500 tons--on the Norwich and
Worcester route from New York 10 Boston.
SRwERs--oSE SOON TO DE BuILI in 3Sth
street, from % Avenue to East River LIST Avenue,
between 18th and 18th streets Cherry street. from
jackson stree, to No. 4Ol Cherry street. Proposals
for the work will be received at tho Croton Aque-
due, Board until neon Of Friday, 3cth Of May.
PAN,oS BiowNIow intends to leave the city
on Thursday for Boston.
Cmrr ENGINEER DECKER and Messrs. Ely
and CORNELL of this city, have gone 10 the seat Of
var To look after the bodies Of hremcn killed at tho
battles Of Williamsburg and Vert Point.
Tur COMMON CorScn COMMITTEE on Ma
tional Affairs yesterday voted TO submit to tho
Boards the appropriation Of $500 600, for tho re.
lief Of the families OF soldiers the amount allowed
to be 81 per month to the heads Of families anal
~ 90 TO children under II no one family, how
ever, to receive over So per month.
Mn. EpwlN JANIS, THE ESGLISn LAWYER,
whom some of the members Of the New York Bar
have unsuccefiully attempted h. deny here,
has had quite an unfortunate fall from hi "a worldly
prosperity, n all accounts be true. Oaly two years
| 40 he was a leading harristcr in London, Queen.
Counsel, Recorder Of Br' shton, a member of Par.
| lamont, and earning by his profession some So,
O00 S3o0Ho per nnnllm. But fas, living and extra
vasauce, so II is said, involved him in debt beyond
his means, which is considered much more dis
| graceful position IN which To be placed In England
than IN this country whore also the debtor is habl'
| In Imprisonment on account Of his unpaid obliga
lions, rcsigning all these positions he cam
| 10 this city, and easily obtained admission to tn
bar Of our Supreme Court. Since his absence h
has been disharred In London for alleged dishon
orabe conduct in pccun!ary sactions--bcrrow
ing money, &c.,. with Lord worsley, NJ T., AM
Herbert Ingraham, NJ. r., TO the former Of WHOM
he acknowledged himself indebted GSo,Ooo, q
| slb0,0jO,l and the latter, fl,23o The last SUI
was borrowed, so Mr. James states, TO pay the eS
penses Of the canvas when Mr. james WAS a eahd
date FOR parliament These facts led 70 the move
men, among prominent lawyers to have MT jams
disbsrrea here also.I
TIE ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsyLu
holds its Both anniversary today, commencing q
o'clock NJ, ut Bloomiugdse. Stages will be rul
ming every ten minutes between 10 and IL o'eloc'
. irVm The corner Of Broadway end 10 ssrsse
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sqvn, sscu-inyv, ordnance, &c., abandoned By
Of the rks bNow Fort Darling has doub4iseS
ensblci Comu6dors ColdsborouGh 70 get with
In range of For Darling certain mortar boats and
other vessels lihely " be able 70 Get ektctvely
ssslnst that wo!f, ~ well "a ths supply vessefs
Necessary 70 rpefe any fs.ure naval attack upon II
effective.
1he JaDen Aiter and in banks are now clear Of
reLel vefs.ls and soldiers ~ arms up W point
eight nliiss from Richmond.
IL seems the Monitor and the 0siena were the
only vessels Of the squadron able ~ past all tho
rebel lower forthestIons 90 Days Point aud n Har
deys Bun, h0een miles only Above Newport News,
and al the way up u rot Darling, eight miles be-
low Richmond, where they found che channe effec.
tually blockadod, a. stated In previous dispatch
On arriving IA range Of ths guns Of Fort Dsrl ns
situated upon an elevation Two hundred feet above
the water surface, tine progrsa ~ the two roncads
was Therefore prevented, Aud that the rernsnd ~
the Meet stopped 1t points below. The heavy guns
81 the for. we're 90 depressed Ia their range 20
play most effectively upon ue two guntosts OF
twenty-esht shots that struck the Gslena eirltosn
Penetrated her armor. Not Of thoee striking the
Monitor, however. did her any damage whatever
al glsncng 90. II seems the hrrnor 81 the Gnl.na
was not designed ~ fesst h.syy shot Of the 1.srr-
ton fired AT Ter from The fort ~ 30 grea, On angle ~
tl'vatbn. Thus Ia the fact that her armor PROV cd
ineif c'ent on this occasion accounted for On Fri.
day asst the two iron cad GU ',ats returned down
ne uver. The Gslena, thoI.h pierced eighteen
tiinet was not materially injured, and with tho
Monitor and all her or gin cUnsorte douttess on
followed Commodore Godsborough aud
the other port or ofthe squadron up the river.
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Our Special Correspondence.
From Gen. Iisilecks Army-A Trip 10
farminaton-fceiips tho Euen'yAn AM
bus-ade.

"'S "
a. matters were getting Father dull on the
over l" me len, and see hat ia being dpre by the
army under Gen. Pope. The rout. ircm tie right
VIVA To TIE 'e'l was "a" To he about six miles in
length, and ot n character easily traced Tnis
morning tue whole Arniy under Gen. Pope took
one Jay. tHtinns anu itaitcd " 'fee," Of tie
my. N" advance oft.c iorces has been encamped
"a the Hamburg and Cjr.nth road, at point two
miles on TIE east Idle oi Farnington. Al 'hs time
Pope drove 'hs rchrls from tls ace he nd mo-, o..
cup H. lut Withdrew. 81 tv ira leaving prk,t,
ci - 80 the town The rcl, u,,t,-t- w,r, '.t 81,
e., - r. side. lravin. ia, t,wu . ,nrt az .nir.l
ground, ma tr,su.s-,d tJ.el b.. either us,,v
'rli. r..i-,.ul. soon sn.rp,nrs e.. tlo Dyi,iI ,s ~
Stitlv PANE TRAINER md A ,in..t,,, .,,,t,d IL,
die d., q, on 81 Cot..,tl Gtr!. ~ LINZ ii ~ icoJ
with ,i ., hOUJ cayai,y. a'd U,r tori v,itS ~,
,uluaoe, number ~ Inti,l1e. d. Il ,..pr I.ayy pr
l.,, . 20, . M b. .u.t,..g nm, M. 49,, -
n g..yli,v wa .t,,t. 4 ia s'.,i H. H. a.
fectlon ii IL, ura.t.n. A., n., -. mn. an,
AMI started L.. .,d Cnr.uth ri '.,., IA -
tlkngtIo len and Psint,s ibs I'm t.' ,,l,,.p
,opg = ito soutb of 10 dir.,t 49, II 49,.
i, II. s.rou.,i,ld tie LIAR "a, =, ,,.' y, ~, 1,
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Inn l,,tt.r a.. tip,,r ,y-r,, Il u, ,,.l .,,it',,
.i,., n,f'u,,. bilni - L,.y, ~, ~ IN,
a ,,thit lie shelter Of ey,..,, rl,'c a., ,,,har'
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go 80 ''''i w. ',o' nles
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80. .-,.,. IN Nm, ,',,I'r III, th -,
= M -. - -, ,si a., - ' o'n"
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h. y... aru,1'ir, a no, nT tt,'t.,s ,Lc, a.
traced unr.r st,ps t,vnrd I,rmiu,tn,, sud
,rsr, slov IA, ~ A.. nl,,.I t.r.',i a. ,uJi, ~
lo,y yyl, H. nj ,i,.iiiV tar> ,prr ,st,riahed 10 "a.
r,,ynyte ,.,.tnt. a. sS,nc eigh, LunIr-i 80.
AMI .lIut-u,, fr an the q q. i,npr,,tr,Ii, ur,ir
,rovtA MI q, In.J ~, s;l.. ~ DO road R,v,i.
WHICH I,u9 lit tr.',n ni.t,I npI ,.,r,Inr tb.v L,r
Rod from " : uujcs r,Nlc mot. ono lcui,n,nt
Wa aurr,,ui. "a ly the yehgt,i .x,I!t,i, r.loIs,
d, mot or instant . hell ,lol,n o. LIS muhfIl iol'
lowers turned and vii their VII Rim, snl res
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.
'irh iN'ihENrS'-iho lahorcfs on the new
Court i'u" bn'din. yesterday demanded nn IN.
cfe'Se ~ Wac. from 81 :" - 81 per day. "A the
mAson7 .te 'n'i receiving u - per day Nc d.
mand WAS deemed nnr"'soa"hI'' aud wis not com.
pied With some ~ refused 10 work. but created
no h'''"n''' ''''n '"''i'! n't'" p'"'e' u ny
and James "n'qn' q'"rre'ei at Tie corner OF WI
low s"n a''"' VIM" "''! "Ie" Sh'io ANA
'"''e' "'""i'' ~ '"e "e'N' m'n"4'e we
r"SH'u ia oe'"sen inc men, "heh h'''y turned on
her am 'l'O"ed neg III INC i'' s''c, in'l''tue a
dangerous wound lie was "'r's'"d''' Charles