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DEEE4.
In Racine, on the 9Th inst, Rev. GEORGE CoWELL
A. NJ, a clergyman of the Church of England.

In Racine, on the 9th inst, Rev. GEORGE C0WELL,
A. NJ, a clergyman of the Church of England.
The deceased was born in London, October I'd, 180O
graduated Trinity College, Cambridge University
from which he received his degrees was ordained
Deacon. by the Bishop OF London in 1920 and Pres
byter, by the Archbishop of Canterbury, in 1927 oc
ciated at St. Michaes Church until 1926 and in Berkly
Chapel Grosyenor Square, until 1925 when he removed
from London to Fredericton New Brunswick, Princ
pal OF the Collegiate School in that city, In 1887 he
appointed Chaplain of the Queens forces in Quebec
and ED that important station until 1894, when he
moved to Chicago Illinois; thence to Kenosha, in 1885,
and thence to Racine in 1856 assisting in these places
Clergyman and temporarily as Professor in Ra-
cine College. He gentleman of extensive learn
ing and cultivated taste, and christian who bore his
honors and his trials with meekness and died in peace
respected by all who knew him, in the full communion
of the Church, and IN full hope of blisful immortality
through the love of our great Redeemer Blessed are
the pure in heart, for they shall see God IT," r. P
The following lines written on the death of IDA
NJ, and ARTHUR W. daughter and of Rev. W.. CAR
vER of Bristol Wis, no died Janua' goth and 3d.
Their ages were years, 10 months and 16 days. and
year months and II days. Both were buried in one
coffin, January oath.
The Lights of heart and home fled
TWO living lights than earth more dear;
Two babes, so fondIy loved dead,
And we must weep the burning tear.
Those infant forms, but yesterday
All full of life, and JOY, and love
Are mingling with the greedy clay
Their spirits in the world above.
Ah neyermore their tiny feet
Shall pater through the room and hail;
No more our hearts with pleasure beat
To hear their happy, laughing call
Their kiss no more our cheeks shall press,
Nor eyes at its return grow bright;
No little hands give soft caress
No voices prattle with delight.
Two little worlds of love gone,
Our dearest earthly hopes crushed;
Cur fresde drear and sad, and lone
It's music is forever hushed.
And now, o, God to Thee come,
Where shall we go but unto Thee?
Who dive the darkness from our home,
Unless Thou in hearts shalt be?
But there is joy e'en with our pain,
For soon with the angelic band
Wen meet darling again
Safe in that brighter, better land.
Lancaster, o. @. F. G.
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CO.gEejWERCE
OFFICE KENOsBA TELEGRAPH, |

FEBRUARY EUtIll TcOz J
GRAIN MARKET.-Our grain market has been ami
mated and prices have continued firm. The deliveries
of wheat have been LIBERAL but grains have come
forward sparingly Our quotations for spring wheat
7Oa73 for @ T7a7S for l, and T9a60 for ex-
club Prime barley sells for 35a37c for so lbs. Oats
in request for the local trade and quotations
are 16a17c.
ROVISIONS.-Potatoes bring 20a25c for sound, and
butter is unchanged-the prices offered ranging from
Z to SC Eggs 10c
DRESSED HOGS are 25c better, and packers and re-
tail trade pay $2,s5as3,OO.
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No attack could have been more completely
executed, and it was carried out precisely in
accordance with arrangements made before the
expedition left Hatteras. A detailed account
of the operations of the naval branch of the ex-
petition will be forwarded to the Department
hereafter.
[Signed] Com. L. NJ. GoLDsBoRoUGH.
COMMANDER BROWNS REPORT.
U. S. STEAMER DELAWARE,
OFF ELIZABETH Cry Feb. 10, 1862. {
SIR. l have the happiness to report that we
met the enemy off this place this morning at 9
O'clock. After very sharp engagement we
have succeeded i'll destroying, or apturing, his
entire naval force and siencing and destroying
his battery on Cobb Point. The only vessel
saved from destruction is the Ellis, Capt. J. NJ.
Cook, who was wounded and is a prisoner on
board this ship
I have other prisoners | am happy to say
that our casualties are few, considering the
warmth OF the enemy's fire--say two or three
killed and wounded. None of our vessels are
severely injured. | shall leave here Il small force
and visit the canals and other places before re-
turning.
Signed] j. G. BROWN, Cong.
No official report but merely private letters
up to one o'clock to-day has been received from
Gen Burnside as General-in- Chief
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. l4.-The Inquirer has
special dispatch about the Burnside Exped-
ton saying that the enemy was pursued for sew
eral hours, and that two complete regiments on
their way to reinforce the fort were captured
Every road was lined with the guns, knapsacks
and clothing of the wounded, dead and dying
Gov. Wise's son was shot through both legs
and the lungs, and died the following day -
Acting Brigadier- General Hall, and Colonies
Shaw, Gordon and Green were captured, with
large number of subordinate officers.
The Federal gunboat Com. Perry, ran down
the rebel flag snip Sea Bird, having ON board
Com. Lynch, cutting her apart. Our men
boarded her, and during the encounter which
ensued,a portion other officers and crew jumped
overheard, and others had their brains knocked
out with handspikes.
LATER.
Rebel accounts state that Com. Lynch has
not yet been heard from. He was probably
drowned during the fight.
Assistant Secretary of the Navy Fox has also
received a private letter III which it is stated
7 that the number of killed of our navy is about
90 and of the enemy about 80.
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OFFICIAL,

EH TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Feb. A. 1862
Il 0LDERS OF BONDS Of the United States dated An
gust 49, 1861 and payable three years from date are
hereby notified that provision is made for the payment
Of the Coupons of semiannua interest which becomes
due the 10Th Instant in coin, agreeably to their ten
by the Treasurer of the United States Washington
or by either of the Assistant Treasurers at New York
Boston, and Philadelphia
All such Coupons, together with schedules showing
the number and amounG OF each Coupon and the aggre
gate of each parcel be presented for examn-
alton and verfcation ut least three full business days
before payment. s. P. CHASE,
2w37 Secretary of the Treasury
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LECTURE
HAT,T
NNT ESTERN TREES
wv FOR
WESTERN PLANTERSg

BLOOMINGTON NURSERY, BLOOMINGTON, Ill.
Located on open prairie the crossing of the Illinois
Central It. Louis, Alton Chicago railroads. Esab-
lished in 1862 40 Fruit Ornamental and Nurse
ry Stock very large, complete and reliable assortment
E1ES@ ESPECIALLY ADAPTED THE NORTHWEST Standard
and Dwarf Fruits. Apple, to years; Cherry, Pear,
Plum, Peach Ounce Mulberry, Blackberry Strawberry,
Asparagus, Rhubarb. ST0CKS.-Apple, Dwarf Apple,
Pear, Plum, Ounce, Cherry and Rose. Apple Seeds
EVERGREEHS and Ornamental Trees large ana
small Weeping Trees, Shrubs, Creepeis Roses, an i'm
mense variety. Flower Roots, Dahias Lilies, Fuberos-
es, Gladolus, Sweet Potato Plants, &c. Apple Root
Crafts, 10000 500 Packing carefully done. ~ II
you wish choice Trees Plants CHEAP, send 3 cent
stamp for catalogue. Xxi
3m37 II. "a. PEHG ENEE, Prop.
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TENHE CONFESSIONS AND EyPFRT.

IL ENCE of aSUFFERER,-Published as a warning
and for the especial benefit of Young Men and those
who suffer with Nervous Debility, Loss OF Memory Pre-
mature Decay, &c, &c, by who has cured himself
by simple MEANS after being put to great expense and
inconvenience through the Of worthless med cines
prescribed by learned Doctors.
Single copies may be had of the author, c. A. LAM
BERT, Esq, Greenpoint, Long Island, by enclosing n
post paid addressed envelope. Address CHARLES A
LAMBERT, Greenpoint, Long Island, N. Y. 2m87
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1 Tie Washington Republican of the 18th
asserts positively that Secretary Stanted issues
all orders public and private. to Buell., HalIeck,
Butler, Sherman and other generals command
ing departments or expeditions. There is no
doubt, in spite of certain newspaper details, that
this statement is exactly correct, and it is also
a fact that Stone was arrested because of S tart
ling facts developed before the Joint Committee
for the conduct of the war.
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BEAUTIFUL COMPLEXION.
DIR. THOMAS F, CHAPLAIN

Will send to all who wish it Gree of charged the Rec
pe and full directions for making and using beautiful
vegetable Balm, that will eGecuallv remove p,tpr ~
BLoTcHEs TAN, FRECkLEs, &C.. &C., leaving the skin
smooth, clean and beautful also full directions for
start full growth of Whiskers or MustacLe in less
than thirty days Either of the above can be obtained
by mail by addressing with stamps for return
postage) DIR. THOMAS T CHAPMAN, Pr ,c.ical Chem.
ist, S31 Broadway, New York. 2m97
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In the matter of the estate of John Dexter ecaaso3
TENo ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
IL Letters testamentary said estate having been
this day issued to James g. Dowse and six months hav
ing been allowed and limited to creditors to Present their
claims for examination and allowance notice is hereby
given that the undersigned will Monday the 24th Of
March next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ at lis office in the CITY
and county of KenOsha receive examine and adjust ali
claims and demands of all persons against said deceased
By the Court,
Dated Feb. 10, 1862. /. W. WEBSTER,
4w37 County Judge.
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SECOND DISPATCH.

FoRT DoNELsoN, February 16, 1852
Fort Donelson is ours. The garrison consist
ing of Is 600 men, Generals Buckuer and John
st0n, surrendered to Gen. Grant this morning
Oar troops now occupy the Fort.
Floyd and Pillow have escaped. Some say
that Floyd was shot by his own men in attempt
ing to escape.
Particulars will follow this as soon as they
can be obtained.
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BurRadng E'1J11d,

MdUt IHt suIlI US UtTVTy THv WIZ
Seeley's Riggs Hard Rubber Truss
SEELBY'S CATARRH REMEDY.
SEELEY'S CATARRH REMEDY.
SEELEY'S CATARRU REMEDY
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES.
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FORD'S PICTORIAL SYRUP.
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FORD'S PICTORIAL SYRUP.
CLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
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GLOVER AND TIMOTHY SEED.
For sale by
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Sha
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The Chicago papers of yesterday make no
mention OF the brilliant affair at Savannah, said
to have occurred the day before.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Educational Notice.

The next monthly meeting of the Salem Teachers AS
ISOLATION will be held at Liberty, Friday evening
February 2s Mr.. Newell, of Paris, will deliver the ad
dress Essayists, Miss Hawley and Mrs Barns. The
Stars and Stripes and the Town Banner will be exhibited
on the occasion. Singing from the Glee Club, and dec
lamations from different schools.
After miscellaneous business shall close with the
comic defamation, entitled, g The made who made
mistake In order to defray the incidental expenses,
the Association deem advisable to charge an adms-
sion fee of FIVE cents, instead of an annual tax.
B. L. DODGE Sec NJ. RUE W.
Perkins g. Co. having dispose of their entire stock
to BAILEY & Co, are now settling up all accounts and
dernands-and those indebted to said firm Of Perkins
Co are requested call at the Captains off and
tie. Office in Bailey Co.'s store.
Bailey q Co. having purchased the choice and
well selected stock Of Groceries Of Perkins Co., have
removed the store formerly occupied by l.. Bailey,
where they will be found ready receive the old pat
Of Perkins Co., and having added to their already
large such articles the times demand, they think
they will be able to compete with any in this hne OF
business They have ad diton secured the agency OF
T L. Spads celebrated Monumental oysters, when
Everybody knows cannot be beat.
TowRRvILB Crawford Co, Wis, Feb. II, l'6l.
Dr. c. w Roback, Proprietor Of the scandinavian
Remedies Cincinnati, OhIo-Dear Sir: Please send me
ont and shall Lose sale if they promptly shipped
Although this is very small place, as suppose you
know am enabled TO send you so large an orueI &c
cause most Of the physicians in this part Of the county
recommend them and prescribe them IN ueit pr '
People wont have any pills but yours anu tsey IS
are the best for them myself when heeu yhhg
Last lot Of Purifier received safe and selling well win
settle with your agent whenever caed uPon' sup care
of o. P Martin, Prairie du Chen -Np.r ,,,,,po
Respectfully yours, NEAL MINES.
See advertisement in another coluhih 9W5O.
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THIRp DISPATCH.

FORT DONslsON, February TO, Iob2
The force ofIhe rebels quartered here, accord
ing to TIE statement OF their Adjutant General,
was 25 600. The whole force, with the e1cep'
ton of four regiments which escaped last night,
and those lost in action, have fallen into our
hands.
The Gen. Johnston taken is D B. Johnston
OF Tennessee.
The loss of the rebels in yesterday fight, &C
cording to their own accounts, ranged from SOU
to 600.
AS many of the prisoners can be carried
viii Immediately be sent to Cairo, in charge of
Capt. w. Hillyer, Aid to Gen. Grant.
The following correspondence passed between
Gen Grant commanding the Federal forces,
and Gen. b. S. Buckner, commanding the Con
tederates
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Y LIVERPOOL ~ LONDON
FIRE and LIFE
INSURANCE 60.

The Undersigned having been duly appointed Agent
for the above Company for Kenosha and vicinity Will
be glad to receive applications for insurance uptn every
species of productive, nsurable property and upon the
lives of persons. And would call the attention Of nsur
to the following peculiar advantages offered by this
Company:
/. All claims paid upon satisfactory proof of loss,
without deduction for Interest and not as usual,
sixty days after presentation of proof
2. Fifteen days workman's privilege allowed, tciHORt
notice
g. Other Insurance is permitted without the Companys
consent endorsed on the policy, and notice OF
such additional Insurance is required until special
ly demanded.
4. Policies assignabe by simple endorsement. No
notice need be given to the Company.
8. Ten pounds Of Gunpowder are allowed the prem
ises a0fttOW nOtice,-Hone being permitted under
ordinary Policies.
6. Policies simple, avoiding needless terms and
nice descriptions which only tend to comPlicate the
Insurance and embarrass settlement
The shares of this old and well established Company
sell in London at four times their par value or
300 per cent. advance
Insurance promptly effected application to
3w37 ~ 4 EszEARDE.
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\. BUCKNER's LErTER OF sURRENDER.

GEN. BUCKNER's LETTER OF SURRENDER.
HEADQUARTERS, DOVER, Tenn,
February l6. 1862.
To Brig. Gen. u. S. Gran, u. s A.:
Sir: The distribution of the forces under my
command, incident to an unexpected change Of
commanders and the Overwhelming force under
your command, compel me, Notwithstanding the
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Dissolution sVOESce.

THNHE Co-Partnershp heretofore existing under the
Il name and firm of Lyman, Mowry & Bent, this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All demands against
the firm will be settled by f. w. Lyman who is author.
to sign the name of the firm in liquidation.
Al persons indebted to said firm are requested to
make Immediate settlement by cash note.
Kenosha Feb. 6, 1862 +. w. LYMAN,
D. j. MOWRY,
r. 4. BENT.
The Shoe and Leather business will be continued at
the old stand by the undersigned The necessities of
the times compel do, for the present. strictly
CASH business, but we will endeayor furnish the
best quality of goods at such low prices as shall be
to retain the patronage Of all old customers and
gain many new ones.
4w37 LYMAN, MOWRY 90.
LECTURE.
Benefit of the Ladies' soldieFs' Aid
Society
VOLNEY FRENCH, ESQ, will deliver a Lee.
ture
TUESDAY EVENING. FEB. 95th,
SIMMONS HALL.
the proceeds of which will be expended by the
Ladies' Soldiers Aid Society," for the benefit OF our
sick and wounded soldiers in hospital
SUBJECT-FrOm tilo Battery 80 sEse E'yr-
amids.
Doors open at o'clock. Lecture to commence
at half past 7.
AdnlissiOm.-G gentleman and Lady % cents.
Single gentlemen Is cents.
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February l6, 1862.
Maj. Crosby will take or send by an officer to
the nearest picket of the enemy the accompany
ing communication to Gen. Grant, and request
information of the point where future commu
nications will reach him; Also inform him that
my headquarters will be for the present in Dover
S. B. BUCKNER
P. S.-Brigadier General: Have the white
flag hoisted on Fort Donelson, not on the bat
terry. S. b. BUCKSER,
Brig Gen.
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GEN. BUCKNER TO GEN. GRANT.

HEADQUARTERS Fort DoNRLsoN,
February I6, 1862.
Sir: In consideration OF all the circumstan-
ces governing the present situation of affairs at
this station. propose to the commanding off
Ger of the Federal forces, the appointment Of
Commissioners to agree upon terms of eaptula
ton of the forces and post under my command
and in that view suggest an armistice until ,
o'clock to-day.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
S b. BUCKNER, Brig Gen. G. ). A.
To Brig. Gen. c. S. CHANT, Cong Z. 5. for
ces near Fort Doneson.
LITTER OF INSTRUCTIONS 10 BEARER Of DIS.
PATCHES.
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brilliant success of the Confederate arms yes
terday, to accept the ungenerous and unchi'
alrous terms which you propose.
am, dear sir,
Your very obedient servant,
S. B. BUCKNER,
Brig. Gen. G. S. A.
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GEN. GRANTS REPLY.
HEADQUARTERs ARMY IN THE FIEI D,

HEADQUARTERS ARMY IN THE FIELD,
NEAR DoNELsoN, Feb. 10. 5
To Gen. 5. B. Bpcknsr, Confederate Army:
Yours of this dateiproposing an armistce and
appointment of Commissioners to settle terms
of capitulston, is just received.
No terms except unconditional and immediate
surrender can be accepted. propose to move
imm ediately upon your works.
am, sir, very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
L S. GRANT
Big. Gen. Commanding
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From October LIST. 1861, to February 9TH.
1862, there were imported into New Y ork from
Aarious British ports, chiefly from Liverpool,
seven millions five hundred and torty-eicht
thousand five hundred and twenty-seven pounds
OF cotton, valued III the invoices at one mill
ion five hundred and fifty thousand one hun
dred and ninety-two dollars This is at the av-
erage rates of about twenty and half cents a
pound.
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sDERAL Loss ESTIMATED.

The Chicago Sanitary Committee received a
dispatch from Cairo, last evening, from official
sources, that the Federal loss would not exceed
300 killed, 600 wounded and 100 missng-in
all 1000. No other es Inmates have been received
of the casualties in the action. 1t is probably
all false that Taylor's Chicago Battery was all
cut up.
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JON Ii. JILSUN.
NOTICE 30 CFEngT0Fes

a ar.ev a1ad 0onnggllor a La,o. Keno.n. ,r..
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HEADQUARTERS. FoRT DoNELsoN,

LITTER OF INSTRUCTIONS 10 BEARER Of DIS
PATCHES.
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. I7.-All the wounded of boil
sides at Fort Donelson, will be brought here
and plac ed in the hospitals 4 dozen or more
surgeons with corps ofhospital nurses left thi:
afternoon for the battle field to assist in thei
traks portatiOn..
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Tsrms Of subscription
f.nL-. Aeeouu, afs dthr Bs,ag.e eort F,shs.
IeSrespondears sf tbe chicago' Tribune. Z
NAeHvu.LE Sent .


My last informed You of
the evacuation If Battle Greek. The eyacna
tis1n rot complete. In the fort built near
the nGuth stii on the xerJ bank of the Tenn
exSee river. the 33d Ohio infantry was left for
the purpose suppose Of keeping up appear
anfea They remainee without artillery. and
we're aline. Col. Lew trrIs. Of the 2 I uhio
coinnssaiuga = brigade. Of which the 33d Wis.
cuhsin eas a l,aJt being in cumrnand
havt- Ir.t t'ol Harris since his evacuation
Eof Fort Meeook. mod lave obtained from hinl
the following particulars OF the affair LeIt
Rlsine on Sunday. the 24t of Augnsr In the
tort. he remained IN md .spnied sw. " untiI the
y" "edBet4ay following Indeed. on faes.Iay
ss'ine demonstrations were made by cavaIr,
against 4 battalion of the SD regiment nnsiei
hihJor Locke. Withdrawing from Bridgeport
Ntoi the fort on "Wednesday morning Mainr
fggh. Of the <th Ohieckvaldy. left the fort wirh
three companies of cavalry. intending to bilni
ile rehe4s and whip tIIen he attacked them
near Bridgeport and defeated hefa conf,5lefeiY
voh,ing them. Major Pngh-pursued. hut found
himself confronted. near Bridgeporr. b. als in.
fanny hattalitnsot the Il belr wisen he retreat.
ed TO the fort.
This was On Wednesday, morning. about i /
oespck. 4 the same time the reheis opcrie
on the fort with a battery at artillery posiesi
abeut one tieusand saFsi{ nffAon the opposite
side Of tbs river. 1hdy wSfe in plain view
ttSd had w hnd artillhrN, tilrv would have
foEIrn their pnsitinn exceedingly unpleasant
But tlIgy seemed to be perfectly aware ti.a,
our troafs had none. ald renamed posted is
thelr exposed pos;tioh They tn ew over AZ
hundred shells into The ioEr defing fftdrt
hours Ia which they were iI4lia einl .ioyri 0ai
lpss was bus oHe-killed and two wounded
neither OF tL'.m seriously
scvera mnvcneniss we're. snade b Colone
;iRrrs 10 enable his sh~rE shooters 10 anlEof
lie aTIillerisfs. and ne lar succeeded as L.
eompef thsr 10 ial back AZ one timce to t.ie
vbods. But they kei,t ~ 4 cqntinualIs .siie
inH until olssiet Harris under csly.r os ti4h
wiifirtwl & !. =. slie fbrf and tnafcncd to b..
cltard. Term U..avare ~ the evsc1r,f:bn. tie
rebels.Seft up The Smelling all nlgh'. AMI did
.sst cease Easjtil morning revealed isls the gar
riton hadiielt. learn tia; tic reiseis1 1H sila.
.pEee Immediate pc ssed IL, lardsbi an!
: afyanged tt~ad Sieveisnn Bnt We hsat
nothing Of their srriyal mere. L is uItder-
STOOD taat ilFt-rz ace is evse euafesi