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ADMINISTRATORS SALE,

\ ollCE Is hereby given that bv virtue o,
Y an "t"'f OF the county court within and ia,
the county of Rock Island and state of IIluois
made and entered Of record by the Judge thereof
al the March term, A. b. 1862, of said court. an
the -ith day of Marcn, 4. b. 1862, the under
signed administrator 0fthc estate ofJohn Walker
late OF sad county, deceased, will sell at public
auction, on SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY or
Aikll., lsb2. between the hours of 10 o'clock 4
NJ and D O'Clock p. NJ. of said day. at the from,
door OF the Court House, IN the city and county
OF hoCk Island and state aforesaid The following
uesGhocd notes, as desperate claims, belonr,n9
TO thc sad estate, to-wlt:
certain promiscry note, dated June 27tb ISj5
ana gwen lof the payment OF One Thousand Dali
l'f'' WIN ten per cent. interest, due two wears
rom date, and signed by George b. Walker On
said note there are Endorsements amounting ,o
SIX hundred and forty dollars.
A!So' PromIsory note, dated June 9th, 1879.
""" gwen Tor the payment OF One Thousand Doll
'aIs' win ten per cent interest, due three wears
aitcf date, and signed by George B. Walker
efmS OF sale as provided by law
Dated this 10Th day ofMarch, A. D. 1862.
,, HIRAM WALKER, Administrator.
t., ID. SWEENEY. Aftnrnnv
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-22

- The Argus /, the only paper in this coun'
" that takes Geographic reports, consequently il
can iu-si.h the people Of this and adjoining coun.
ties with new, H. advance of any other paper.
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NOTICE OF EXEClTRIX SALE OF
REAL ESTATE

hoCk Island County,
\ Office is hereby given, that, by virtue
~ OF an order of the County Court of said coun.
ty, entered at the March term. A. D.. 1862. said
court on the application of the undersigned,
sole eNecurN of the last will and testament If
Thomas Wake, deceased, to sell the following rooi
estate, late the estate of Thomas Wake. situa,o
IN the county of Rock Island and state of Illinois
known and described as follows, to-wit: The
east halt of the northeast quarter of section fc
teeh, township nineteen, north range two east of
the lonrth r NJ. shall, on the LIST day of MAY.
H., and . O'Clock, p. NJ, at the front door If H.
court House of said county, at public saIe--seIl
me said real estate, or much thereof AZ may he
necessary to pay the debts OF said estate, 10 the
highest bidder for cash in hand.
Dated this 18th day OF March, 1862.
MARIA WAKE,
Sole Executrlx of Thomas Wake Deceasod
March 22-6 wlnw
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-22

e mg--He H,uiem Srrccw Cameron fro
> the arr,a u Pierre Hgiier-- great Gesh
oamc Connecticut - H,ms .irom rc5,i sourc,
: -b@G"stoH n dmericm o1airs IN II,
y rolc
ST. LorIs, April 2l,-A riot occurred i
East StLpuls Saturday night, IN which ,hre
men were injured.
In consequence Of the high water in lin
river the inhabitants stopped up tho culver
on the y. W. Il X. TO prevent the town be
ing submerged. The road master, fearing ,h
track would be washed away, took some %
the road hands and proceeded to remoyc IN,
obstructI0ns, They were met bv a Cow,
who ordered them uti Matters were refer
red 10 the provost marshal, whl sent over d
guard Of 90 men toqucil the disturbance and
protect tee railroad men. They found - ~
100 men assembled to prevent the obstrnc
tons being removed
/ The crowd was ordered away, but refused
t. go m! the guard advanced
Several shots were fired II the guard Lut
no one wa, Injured The guard then char,
ed hayouet-, aud three Of the crowd were in.
cured, one seriously.
+ Yesterday Col. Parsons, aud Mr. Bacon,
president OF the road, went over to examine
INTO matter, and decided t. allow the oh.
struc,ou, To remain, a. their removal myoly.
cd the destruction pi Il large amount Of prup.
crtv
Iii, doubtful whether the railroad cmbank.
m"nt viii prevent the town from suhmcr.ipn.
~ the water j, At the top Of the cnbankmeut
IN several places.
Special from Cairo t. Time
cnIoco April 22,--rho Ohio and Mi.,j,.
S'rpl at this point are sill rising.
Should heavy wind arise, the lryrrwouIj
be broken and the town flooded. in which
event ia" citizens and government could not
csrar" n heavy Jos. Of lf, aud proporty.
Fears are general that the lrycc cannot long
Withstand the food, and last evening there
was a-tamp"ie to Mound City and other pIa
cos Of refuge, yet the night passed withori, A
recurrence Of the calamity Of Isl.
The water was slowly rbbiug over SOME
/ portions OF the lcy", on Sunday evening. and
Gen, Strong ordered out force which raised
the Irycc and prevented the disaster.
me hospital steamer Cityo Memphis. ar
rived here rhi, murulng from New Madrid
with 1l1 sick soldiers, If Pupe's army and
among them several discharged on arrouut If
inrnrabIc disease, and physical inability for
military duty. The steamer has left for rs
ansyiIIc, where the patients will be removed
to the hospital
Capt Polk, taken prisoner at the battle Of
PItt,burg, i. among the sick being wounded
IN both legs lie was captain of a rebel bat
terry from Memphis
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-22
SADDLE AND CARRIAGE HORSES
GIRL WANTED.

\ GOOD GIRL is wanted in u small fami.
~ lv--unc whu can come well recommended
wall find permanent place, by cnquuug at the
Rock Island Bank, apfll q, davtT
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-22
STORE ROOM AND DWELLING TO
RENT.

| J. Madison street, near the Union house.
" Enquire OF Leas & Son. or at Wilson's. on
the premises
march l5-dwlm
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Aru advertisements.
ILLINOIS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Comm,
With successful
Business Experience ofoyer 22 Years.


Business Experience aver ID Wan.
CaPital, sl,OOO,OOO. Losse, paig 7oo mn
instead OF The PTQhh for sem-anuual divid.,J.
~ HH','v" 10 premiums, usually drawn from the
| insured, by stock companies to pay eastetr s,,oL
holders the 'atcs IN the llLINois MIRA, a.
efuitabS arranged As only To Faiuire Tram rho
",1"p'fs suilcIcht money TO pay, with rsr,1jutu
| w I"sseS ahd expenses, The premium notes nov
amounting TO over one NiRi0a Dollars. arcs,
n, n, Wy H,n upon The property Insured, valued
w over Ten Millions THIS annie uln5 ,,J,,t.
! N"f guarantee Tor the paymcrt a, ,,sr J,.''1,
| ,ay beihg all located IN Illinois. and s,hi,c,
" W, own laws No policies nrc ,ssn.d .,,, :,
! ,'nn W me members are subject Ia M, I'm.
,,n" i',seS being adjusted by agy,,d orL,,,1.
occur under poii, "'"fa ""hn ninety dayS. that
'''"S Pa'd yeariy IN 0drdHcr.
y boARD OF DIRECTORS.
elm Sa'"uei Maee, II. W. BILLINGS
n'W'n, Timothy Turner, LYMAN r" rg, d.
hoboft smith, Henry Lea, Iab" irumouI,'
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francis Hoffman,, Lewis KellenLcrsa, ~
Atwood; ''''"o'teef, VI, Il,
NJ g. ATWOOD, President
L I'm hnLLENBERGER, Treasurer.
join ATWOOD, Secretary
J'iN bLAlSDELL, General Agent.
J' h. HOWARD, Asst Gcn'l Agent.
agents nave been appointed IN every con,,,
ana N All the principal cities and towns IN 49,.
'""' HPPheatIoh Tor insurance may be mad. IN
4, T., T. baker, Agent for Hampton; D. W. Goult
'ho'he' ana Brown Devorc, Port Byron.
JAMES NJ BuFORD.
agent for Rock Island, Illinois.
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by Telegraph.

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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-22
AMBROTYPES,

Not surpassed this side of New York. taken At
gaylord x SPEIDEL,S
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-22
speech Of John Wentworth
~ FAVOR OF
THE NEW STATE CONSTITUTION.

Before the adjournment Of the constitution.
al convention, Hon, John Wentworth, of Chi.
cage, made the following speech in favor Of
the new constitution:
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-22
CARD PHOTOGRAPH PORTRAITS.

~" aLnOMS' ~ the most artistic style, to be
"'u ii GAYLORD y SPElDEL,S.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-22
GILT FRAMES! GILT FRAMES :,

DoRTRAlT AND PICTURE FRAMES
l ola'I sizes and styles, can be had at nv shop.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
An Admirable Reply.

We hare noticed the ..fuss" raised by
the Americans in Paris because the French
Court laid down certain rules regulating
the admission of Americans to the Court
Receptions. Our Minister to the Court
cf Cloud has been so annoyed by the cla-
NOR of the Americans who were thus ex-
cluded from the reception, that he has laid
the matter before Mr.. Seward. Our Sec
tetary of the State gives most admirable
reply. He recognizes the fact that the
French Court has perfect ri ght to procribe
its own rules of etiquette and concluded
thus:
have dwelt upon the subject longer
than was due to any importance than it
can claim. 1t is peculiarly uncomfortable
at this moment TO find Americans leaving
their country prey of faction and civil
war, disturbing the court of a friendly pow
er aud embarrassing our representative
there with questions of personal interest
and prctensions.
Let the Emperor and Empress of France
receive when, aud as many or as few as
they will, and let all others as we'll as
those who are admitted turn their atten
ton TO the question how they can serve
their country abroad, and if they can find
no better way TO do il than by making
their attendance in the saloons Of the
Tuileries, lct-them return home to a coun-
try that now, for the first time, aud not
for long time, needs the active efforts
of every one of its loyal children TO save
itself from destruction.
Finally, above all things, have no ques-
tious with the Government of France on
this sbject. Rather introduce nobody how
ever justly distinguished, than let a ques-
ton of fashion of ceremony appear III the
records of the important period in which
for the highest interests of our country
and of humanity.
al am, sir, your obedient servant,
(Signed,) WM. IL. SEWARD
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20

her in as many places. The Morse,
Shawsheen,- Lockwood. Hetzell, Valley
City, Putnam, Whitehead, Blinker ard
Seymour also covered themselves with glo-
ry. Every officer and man in our entire
squadron behaved like hero one as brave
as the other, all through this desperate
charge.
BOATS BURNED-FRUITS OF THE VICTORY.
The terrified Rebels, as they forsook
their gunboats, fred them, and thus all
but the Ellis was burned, including a new
one on the stocks. Four were burned, one
captured, and two made their eseape-the
Raleigh and Beaufort They are in the
canal which leads to Norfolk, but are not
able TO go through on account of the
locks having been destroyed consequently
they will be captured before this reaches
you, as they can only 60 some few miles
toward Norfolk.
The log books of the steamers, together
with tie signal-book of the rebel Navy,
and all their navy signal colors, fell into
our hands, with many other records and
papers, which places US in possession OF
much that is valuable.
This great naval victory gives us fall
aud complete possession of all the IN
land waters of North Carolina. We have
learned where the rest of the. rebel steam
ers, now few in number, are to be found,
and rest assured they are all destined 10
fall into our hands in short order, perhaps
before this reaches you.
BURNING OF ELIZABETH CITY.
When il becomes evident that nothing
but disaster awaited them, the rebels, after
firing their gunboais, fled TO the village,
and commenchd firing the principal build
ings. Col. Martin of Hatteras mem
ory, fired considerable of his own
property before fleeing. An officer of the
Wise Legion was caught mounted, riding
through the village pointing out buildings
TO be burnt. The village had been de-
serted by most of the population. Those
who remained, were in great fright, and
under the delusion that the object of our
visitation was to burn the town, and that
they would be crually treated, Capt
Rowan avaied himself of the first moment
TO disabuse them of this idea, and assured
them that he came 10 give them protect
ion, and besought them to cease inflicting
injury on themselves by setting fire to their
beautiful village. A prominent physician
came TO the dock and sought conversation
with Capt. Rowan, who repeated these as
suranees, which had the effect TO cause
them 10 save the further application of the
torch. But several of the best buildings
were already in flames, among them the
court house.
NIoNIsTs-CoNTRANDS- SURPRISE.
Capt Worden was visited by several
Union men, one of whom assured him that
there were three thousand others in the
country, who dared not avow themselves
as such. Negroes focked in large num-
bers-to the landing place, and INDUCED in
demonstrations of welcome and brought
poultry, eggs, and other things, to sell,
and received a greater part than ;hey ask
ed. The news of the capture of R 'anokc
Island was not generally known and the
assurance that it was really so, and that
nearly three thousand had been taken pris
oners created great surprise, as the people
had been told by the rebels that their po-
sition was impregnable.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
10 NH EN

CtALIED ut the Book Store the other day and bought
\ each. for himself of Minors Stationary Packn-
ges These were wise men, for each got for 25 cents
what bought in the ordinary way would have cost them
IS cents
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
The Vote of Expulsion.


In the Senate, on the 5th, the Bright
case was taken up. MIR. Anthony of X.
l., said he should vote on the simple rec
ord of Brights letter. He thought that
any Senator who could write such letter
as that 10 such a traitor, was unified for
a seat in the Senate. Mr.. Harris, of n.
Y, made reply to the attempt of the N.
Y. Legislature TO dictate to him his course
on the subject, taking the grounds that on
an executive or Judicial question, the Leg
isla,ure had no right TO interfere. Mr..
Bayard, of ofDelaware, spoke at some length
in favor of Mr.. Bright, and excused his let
ter TO Jeff Davis. Mr.. Bright made a
lengthy speech, complaining of the injus-
injustice that had been done him, and of
the partisan spirit exhibited against him
during the debate on this subject. If he
should be expelled be intended to refer the
question to the people of Indiana. MIR.
Ten Eyck of New Jersey, defended the
course of Mr.. Bright Mr.. Cowan, of Pa.
reiterated his determination to vote against
expulsion, though in opposition TO what
ne believed to be The universal sentiment
of this State. McDougal, of California,
spoke in favor of expulsion, and MIR. vii
ley of West Virginia against il; when the
vote was taken on the resolution to expel
Jesse D. Bright, and resulted as follows =
YEAs-Messrs. Anthony, Browning,
Chandler, Clark, Callamer, Davis, Dixon
DooIttle, Fessenden, Foot, Foster Grimes
Hale, Harlan, Henderson, Howard, Howe
johnson, King, Lane of Indiana, McDou
gall, Morill, Pom aroy, Sherman, Sumner
Simmons, Trumt ull, Wade, Wilkinson
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20

terry on Shallowbag Bay deserted. took
possession oft, and shortly after came up
with body of rebel fugitives, about two
hundred, whom be took prisoners. Wise
here undertook to escape in boat, and
with others had already moved off when
he received three shots, one of them
through his lungs, wounding him mortal
ly.
1.-THE FORT Is OURS"
Our forces, as they flung out the Union
banner from Park Point battery, were wei
coined by burst of cheers from the gun
boats and transport in the Sound. Flag
Officer Goldsborough Immediately hoisted
the signel, "The fort is ours" which called
forth long g-continued cheers, and were res
ponded TO by our brave men in the battery.
BuRsISG OF THE cURLEw.
Simultaneously with these scenes Of
triumph, another was being enacted on the
opposite side of the Sound, which is here
about five miles across. The rebel steam
or Cu:lew which in the conflict the after
hoon previous had been disabled by shell
exploding in her hold, and which 10 pre-
ven, her sinking, had been run ashore un-
der the battery of Redstone point, was at
this moment set on fire by the rebels 10
prevent her falling into our hands. The
battery and barracks were also set on fire,
and cloud of smoke and sheet of Fame
rose over the scene. Ii was the rebel
sign that all was lost.
WHO THE PRISONERS ARE.
The prisoners are principally North Car
olinians and Georgians, though in addition
to the Virgiuians known as the Wise Le-
gion, there are some Louisianians. They
are better class of men than those cap
tured last summer at Haiteras. They were
better armed as general Thing, there are
goodly proportion of old style flint locks
altered to percussion.
THE DEAD AND THE sick WISE.
Capt. o. j. Wise died the morning af-
Ter he was wounded, and thought be suf
fered very much, be with his last breath
expressed his regret that he could not live
longer to fight for the Rebellion against
the Union. Lieut.. Seldom is among the
killed.
Gov. Wise left Nag's Head on the same
day for the Island, but taking sick on his
way turned back. 1t was the most lucky
escape of bis whole life.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
DR. Hazlett's Cathartic Liver Pills
-Sugar-Coated.

For diseases of the Liver and Stomach, leadache,
Billnuc Feycrs and CostiveneSs.
These celebrated Pills pronounced by all judges
better ttan any other Pills for tue above Diseases
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Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
Fresh Garden Seeds!

TUsT received at the BOOK STORE. These seeds are
" all fresh, we hold none over nor take back old
one
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
Read the Advertisement III eadcd
.!GO!NG. GOING. GOING.1
BS0o.k *
THAT YOU CAN BUY
For 10 Cts


DdNIEL BOONE; the Hunter of Kentucky.
KIT KaRSON; the Rocky Mountain Guide.
ALICE WILDE; the Railman's Daughter.
SYBIL CHASE; or, the Valley Ranger.
COL. DAVID CROCKETT; the Hunter, Wit
and HuInoIist. 1885 -Es
L.AF1IET7,E; Life and Services of,
THE DOUBLE HERO; a Tale of Sea and
Land, during the war 1872.
EAST AND WEST; or Beauty of Williard's
Mill.
NATHAN TODD; or the fate of the Sioux
Captive. ., s.s--.t.e
CEDAR STyA MP; or Wild Nuts Brigade.
THE FRONTIER ANGEL; a Romance OF
kentucky Rangers Life. tt
THE TRAIL HUNTERS; or Monano, The
Shawnee Spy.
SETH JONES; or the Captiues of the Frontier
THE BACKWO0DS BRIDE; a Romance of
Squatter Life.
MALAESEA; the Indian Wife of the White
Hunter.
| THE PRIV17EERS CRUISE; and the Bride
OF PonGrct Hall.
STELLA; the daughter Of Liberty,
PONTLAC; the Gonspiralor. ~
| TErUIfSEH; Life and Exploits Of.
JOHN PAUL JONES; Life and Exploits Of.
RUTH MAG UIRE; "A Romance of the ReSo-
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KING BARNABY; or the Maidens Of the
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FOR SALE AT THE
< nnnK STnUrE
Millersburg, Feb. 90, 1860
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
THE MOTHERS COMPANION.
GOOD FOR MAN AND BEAST.

II is n sovereign rrnr'ly fot
ihc various diseases with
which liorSc> are afflicted, cur
ing the most alarming eases nf
RClSl.$. STRAINS, STRING
HALT. WOUSILS. SCRATCH
Is. SWEfNY- Sl'ANIN, RING
EONE, BlG-liEAp. loll~
EVIL, &c. M firnicr, livery
stable keeper. or any person
owning valuable liORSE
should he wiil,out this yalua-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20

One Box of Frank Miller's Leather Preservative
aud Water Proof Oil Blackng VIII last out door
one year Cost - than four times its
cost preserving the leather and greatly constitute the
health and comfort. For Harness it is equally Vaua-
bic.
For sale at the BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20

Gong! Cong c:::agg'! 81
TTNHE PRIZE ENVELOPE PACKAGES for sale at the
| Book Store, are going of like hot cakes, win
ter morn. Mrs. Haven drew SILVER PLATEDD
BUTTER KNIFE. This sold dozens in her neighbor-
hood. Mrs. Chapman got DOUBLE L0CKET, worth
81. This sold dczcn to her Ee;ghbprs who. if
they did not draw lnckets drew something else, with
which they were satisfied. Each package contains IS
cts worth of paper and envelopes alone besides other
valuaJles. Try one and he satisfied its no humbug
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20

MATHEWS VENETIAN LIoUID HAIR DYE.-Acknowl-
edged by all the plus rra. Cheapcstin the world
Easily app ed; works to charm. Produces any shade
that NAV be desired. Restores grey hairs to its orig
noL MY .o VI @ III
wash out. Been in Issue for fifteen years. Always
gives complete satisfaction Remembcri the hest,
wei as the cheapest For sale ut the BOOK STORE
Price 80 cents. Prepared only by M
Al. MATHEWS,
Druggist, Buffalo,
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
For sale at the Book Store.
100 ReceiDtS.

TTNIAT sold through this county about year ago for
i 25 cents. included with thepaper, Enve lopes,
Jewelry, Steel Pens PencI's &c, put up in Wiers 25
ce mt package Envelopes. Fer sale at the
BOOK STORE.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
OBJ RY.

DlED-On Sabbath morning last after short Illness
A. CHIPMAN in lis GSth wear. The deceased had been
citizen of Mersburg for twenty years prior to
his tcati-was extensively known nd respected.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
Notice to Teachers.

rINE Board of Schcol Examiners, within and for the
/ county Of Holiness will hold meetings for the exam
inatior of Teachers of schools in the town of
Millcrsburg the Sth aud 24 Of March: and on the
5th and 19th nf April, 1852
8 No Applicants will he admitted after 10 o'clock,
a, N. ROBERT JUSTICE, Clerk.
Millersburg, Feb 90, 1852.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1862-02-20
TIE AFFLICTED REJOICE.

lN.D sCAlD9.
Tor 'li,.~c .irrsi,lfuI accidents tlc
ARtIlG IINiNt.NT .iiuild hc
Lclit on hand. Tor ii alor,ls sure
AMI inns c'liaic Iclivi. oiicilsaV-
ne from ,salii. E,cry Sicarh-
hoat anil isii!re,,l train sipuld
keep il. WHO iIiat has l.card tie
llricl.S Of ai.ginslr uiieicd hy tl'c
>S-sli!rl and raimrd Victims al
explosions and enllisioiiS. dues hot
ii-el That snHie mcar> of relieving
their torture sl.usl,i always he
accessible ! Such dnrsrNist in this
baliny ls,in controlling agent. II is