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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1862-02-07

'sLet this plain truth those ingrates strike,
Wac still. though BILE ed. blessings crave,
That we may all have what like,
Simply by liking what We haEe"'
Mary" said Charles Henderson to his
wife. as they rose from their nonntide re-
asst. d" this would be pleasant day for
you to go cut calling can't you go p
lsuppose could, WAS the reply. But
] sh, uld have to take Charles with me, for
promised Jane she might have this after
noon.
Well. then, draw Charley down to the
store and will take care of him. said Mr.
Henderson: and his wife followed him to
the door: lie gave her a gnodhye kiss and
walked with elastic step down the neatly
g,aveled path leading to the little white
este.
Mary stood looking after him with low
ing eye aud thought what dear, good
lusbaud lie Is | ought to be very thank
iul
1t was a lovely day in October, AMI the
breeze st"le gently through the crimson
viuewreaths clustering around fre piazza
Of their cosy cnttaye nome. MIR Hender-
son was engaged in the mercantile business
in the thrlvlng tnw:t of Wes' bury. Indus
treus ani frugal in his habits. he hade
fair to become "a su ,cessful merchant and
his young vie was ever ready to lend a
heriug hand, and by her economy and
tact aided him more than either OF them
realized Nevertheless, she was not al
ways eontent,d with their still humble lot.
although she seldom troubled her husband
with any complaint. Many of her ac-
quaintances moved in higher circle Of So
cietv. and Sic was by no means insensible
10 the inferiority of her furniture and
dress. when compared with theirs; and it
must be confessed that the remembrance
of this fact sumetim caused her al un-
hapry hour.
On the afternoon in question these re-
pimine thoughts thr-nged unbidden round
l.er heart. and soon gained undispu'ed pos
/ session Of ii at citidel. She turned away
/ from ihp ,lnor with listless air aud ascen-
. d d he It irs to her room
How cheap the pretty chamber set look
] ed in comparison with MIS-. Thomson ele-
cant rosewood furniture. The window
shades too. were vastly inferler to the cost
ly curtains that draped the windows Of her
arristocratic friend and how low the cell
ING was; and how mean the ingram ear,
net seemed to her ambitious VISION Aud
as she began to make her toilet for the al
terooon's walk, she calculated impatient
! ly: ,N-
Oh dear. l have nothing to wear Ny
black silk looks 90 dowdy, aud then I've
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NUMBER 50.

erywhere enforced. and We have befTee8
SIX and seven hundred thousand men in
the field. with navy of about two hun
dged and Gty vessels and twenty five
hundred guns. The rebellion will he speed
iiy arrested, and the Union men of the Sc
ceihg States released from the tyranny
ard de> potism which have crushed them
down. In about FIVE weeks we shall ave
the anniversary of Washington's Birth
Day. and we hope to announce many Un-
ion celebrations on that occasion through
out the States now IN the power of the
rebel leaders. We have no fears for the
result OF the coming crash of arms While
we have been perfoctng cur military or
ganization and bringing to cur aid all that
science could suggest, the Confederate
troops are reproached in their own papers
for neglec OF duty, intemperance insubor-
dinatien, and general demoralization.
While hundreds of thousands of loyal vol
unteers have rushed with alacrity to the
protection of the Government, every o.
vice has been resorted to in the effort to
fill the rebel ranks, and many of those who
have been forced into service are paving
large sums for substitutes The army of
the Union has no lukewarm soldier in il,
while the rebel ranks are full of dissatisfac
ton. Every omen is favorable to our
cause, and every presage is cheerful
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SELECTED POETRY.
The Game OF Life.
BT JOHN G. SAKE.

There's game much in f,shion-I think it's
called Euchs;
Though 1 never have played it, for pleasure
or lucre.)
In whcl, when the cards are in certain condi-
tons,
The players appear to have changed their po-
sitions,
And one of them cries. in confident tone,
Il think may venture to 60 it alone"
While watching the game, tits a whim of the
bard's
A moral to draw from that skirmish of c3rds,
Ard to fancy he finds in the trivial strife,
Some excellent hints for the battle of Life;
Where-whether the prize ribbon or throne
The winner is he who can go it alone -
When great llileo proclaimed thlt the world
In aregular orbit was ceaselessly whirled,
And got--not a convert-for all of his plans;
But only derision, and prison. and chains,
1t moves for all that ~ was his answering
tone
Fer he knew, like the Earth, he could go it
alonep
When Kepler. with intellect piercing afar,
Discovered the laws of each planet and star.
And doctors, who ought to have lauded his
name.
Derided his learning and blackcned his fame,
4 can r,ait!-' he replied till the truth you
shall own
For he felt in his heart he could ''go it alone ~
Alas for the player who idly depends
In the struggle of life upon kindred or friends;
vh taver the vsluf Of blessings like these,
They never atone for iugIorious ease,
Nor comfort the coward, who finds, with
groan,
That his clutches have left him to Ego it
alone y
There's something, no doubt, in the hand you
may hold,
Health, ftmly. culture. wit, beauty and gold
The fortunate owner may fairly reg rd
As. each in in its way. most excellent card
Yet the game may be lost, with all these for
your own.
Unless you We the cour. &c to go it alone! !"
III battle or bn mess whatever tn glme,
In law or in love it is ever the same;
III the struggle for power, or the scramble for
pelf
Let this be yonr motto Rely on yourSelf3
Fsr, whether the prize be ribbon or throne,
The victor is he who cAn go ii alone -
New York Ledger
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From the Louisville Journal.
Tbs Cheering Side OF The Picture.

On Monday next it will be six months
since the Bull Run affair, and before the
half year expires. we may expect full
movement OF the Federal forces upon the
Con ederate rebels The Mississippi ex-
pedticn by land and water has started
from Cairo, under Gen. Gran Ge,. Bu-
ell is all rea DIV for an advance beyond the
Green river; Gen Thomas with f rlni-
daLle force at Columbus: Gen Crllter-
den's charger is impatien;ly ehamPing the
bit at Calhoun Gen Banks on the upper
Potomac, General Stone below him, and
Gen. Mcclellan be ore Washington City,
are prepared exped, ,tions from Annapolis
under Gen Burnside. and from Fortress
Monroe under Gen Wool have been sup
piled with every necessary Gen. Sherman
has the Charl ,ston and Savannah Railroad
in his possession Pensacola can be reduo-
ed at the pleasure of Maj Brown and
Fort Picke IS; Gen Butler has possession
of the Delta of the Mississippi and all the
leading avenues to New Orleans: while
Gen. Halleck and his brave subordinatss
are doing noble work in Miss uri- The
heart of the treason is surrounded by 10y
al eel, and the circle is gradually de-
creasing to crush it. Expectation is now
at its fullest hight, and everybody feels
that during the present week some terri
bic blows will be struck. Opinions are
yrrv varied as to the precise points to be
assaulted. but Richmond, Nashville, Mem
pIis and New Orleans, are all apprehen-
sive that they are designated as the spots
to which the Federal armies will be drec-
ted Manassas Bpwling Green, the Cum.
borland Gap aid Columbus can offer nc
in pedin ent to an onward march, for they
Will all e f c. the fanks Of the advance
While held il check by powerful detach
me, is. Aqua Greek and the York Of
Rapphannock river in tie possession o
our t. oops will render Manassas untenable
The Tennessee river effers every tacilit,
for avoiding Columbus, cutting off its sup
pl es, and precipitatlng an army upoi
Memphis. while from a dozen differen
points concentrating columns can marcl
towards Nashville.
Since the experience of Bull Run, on
soldiers have been perfected in the at Q
war. our preparati' rs have been made o.
IN immense scale, d-srip:ine has been GO
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q. "
Williams Leonard. Plf- Atty. aue9 2:owl3


In the matter of the proof the last Will and tes-
lament OF Nathan Harris, decea ed.
On Reading aid filing instrument in wri ting
pur ror6ing - lie la t viii testament o! Ma
than Harrl, late of the town OF alaIt. tile
~ OF Jeter- ON and state OF Wisconsin, dpcea and
aI>o the &C accompanying et;ti'r OF AMI Harm,
representing among her things hat Il said testator
lately died at /, re ideDcc in aid tow OF Aztaan,
that the said ins trumen is the last VIII ard ia
nent of said decea d. and that he, the peti TONER
aforesaid is of the heir decca. and that
no per on i named and appointed by the aid la
will executor thereof and nraying that day he ap-
pointed or hearing the proofs of said la will ard
testament and that admins traitor with the will
annexed he appointed by the court
1t Is ordered that the proof of said inStrumer he
heard before the Judge OF this Court Monday. t.
7th day of October. A D. 1851. II o'clock in the
foreno at the Court House in the village OF Jefer
son, in said county.
And it + further ordered that pubic notice thereof
be gwen to the heirs at law of said decea ed and
all other perSons interested by publ hi1 q of
thi order for three sive weeks rror aid day
of hearing. in the 'Watertown Republics n " week
" newSpaner printed and published at Watertown
in said county.
Dated the ID day of Septeniber A. D. Ie6i
By the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD
Sep6w3 County Judge
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Jefferson County court--ln Probate.
In the matter of the estat.
of
q lric-:r Z nrnn Hnnnnrnd

On readisg and fling the petition of Ira r.
Rood. of the town of Waterloo. in the County JEFF
ter-o and State of Wi conHin. representing among
other things that Mark Kilhourn who app ointrd
admins OF said estate ha died leaving part OF
the Good. &C. unad dmiuis tered. and that it j.
sary to appoint admin, traitor d,boHiS n,n to ad
minister said estate and praying thar Paul Hit CHI
cock the OF Lake Mills, in aid County, be ap-
pointed to Said trust.
1t i ordered That said petition be heard before
the Judge of th- Court on Monday the "a day OF De
ca,nber next as II o'clock in the forenoon. the
Court House in village OF jefferson aid County
And it's further ordered that noce theretf he Civ
en- to the heir of said deceased and to all person in
tereSted hy pub Shing copy Of this order or three
weeks <ucce>s siyely. pri to aid day OF hearing in
the Wa. ertnwn Republican. Weekly new paner,
print ed and publi he'd a. Watertcwn in aid County
Dated rho 18th day of October. A 1Se1
By The Court. SAhbFL bAti'b
ox1vS County JUDGE.
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County Court Jefferson County. In Probate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the ofthe estate George Their, late of
the OF Palmyra in the County OF Jeffers al
State of VII scon in. decea> ed
Letter teStamentary tie said estate havir gheen
issued and the fir Monday of April next being by
the order of this Court limited for the creditor of
saId deceas ed the last day pre- ent their Claims
for e<amiI aud allowance Notice il h rel
that the undersigned Judge OF said Court will, on
the fr-t Monday in each the mont h. OF November
January and April next. at the Court ou Elm Iefer
son, in said County. receive examine, and adL all
claims and demand OF all iers ons against aid de-
cea> ed.
Dated Jefferson, the I'd day ofseptemher a, 1861.
SAMUEL BAIRD.
octIlw4 COUNTY Judge.
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County Court. Jefferson County---In Pro
bate.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the matter OF the Nat han Harris late of
the town OF Aztaan, in the county of Jefer on and
State OF WISCONSIN, decea ed.
Letters of admin the said tate having
been Issued and the rt Monday of Al irii next deing
by order of this court limited Tor The creditor aid
decea- the last day pre- th ir claim for
animation and allowance Notice j. hereby given that
the under igned Judge OF said court WILL the fir
Monday in each OF the months of January and April,
A. y 1852. at the Court IIou in Jeffer- in aid
County receive, examine, and adjust all claims and
demand of all per against Sad dccea ed
Dated jefferson the 9Th day ot October. A d 1861.
SAMUEL BAIRD,
oeto5y4 County Judge.
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LEGALS.
Court--Jeferson County,--In Pro-



In the matter of the guardianship of the minor
heirs of John Negus, decea- ed.
= On reading and filing the petition of Maria Negus,
guard an Of aid minors duly verified, setting tort
description OF ALI the real estate of which said deceas
ed died seized and the condition and value the
spective portions thereof, at it i necessary sell
portion thereof for the support ard maintenance of
said minors, and praying that license be her grant
ed TO ell portion of aid real estate And appear
ing by said petition that there euf cient
al estate in the hands of aid guardian to support
and maintain said min ors, that it is necessary to
sell portion of said real estate.
is therefore ordered that all persons interested
IN said real estate appear b, fore the Judge of this
Court on Monday the 7th day of October next. II
o'cloeE A. NJ at the Court House in the village of
Jefferson. and show cause. if any they have, why IL
cenSe should not be granted to said guardian sell
said real estate according the prayer of said pet
tion
And it is further ordered that copy of this order
be pu ubiShed for three successive weeks prior
day of hearing, in the ssWatertowr Reruhl:can.'a a
weekly newspaper, published at Wrtertcwn, in said
G. unity.
Dated the 24sh day of August A. y 1851
BY the Court, SAMUEL BAIRD.
sepo|o County Judge.
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EE Urah j. Daily. Bosten stable

EI Uriah j. Daily. Boston stable
keeper. has been fined SO in the police
court for cruelty to one of his horses
H. threw the contrary animal down and
for ten minutes beat the poor beasts nose
and thrust Il e whip stalk down its throat.
Nlr. Daily said lie Inflicted the cbastise.
ment n't from passion, hut as a neral
duty
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In County Court. jefferson County.

Philip Warwig. deceased
Notice is hereby given that by yirtne Of an order
oflicpnse made in eaid matter the 2lst dsv Of Oc
toher in ant hv the Comfy Court of said County.
the urdar ign ed administrator ofthe estate Of sald
deceased will the och dav Of November next st
one o'cock in the afternoon at thr dwelling hon<e
the premi offer for sale at nuhlic vprdTe he f"-
lowing described lands wit The North half nf the
north west quarter feection four. and the east half
of the ca half of north east quarter -he north
east quarter ion FIVE in the town of Waterloo.
Jefferson County. and six off of the south west
the south auar-er Of section thirty
two in the town of Portland. nc5rs Comfy.
The ter Of sale will be mad KNOWN at the time
an nlsce of sale.
Dated October 2sd. 1851 LOUIS HENEFFLD.
as+7szs A5ninis-reto-
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Jefferson County. In e1rcuit Court.

Joseph Bardwell against George IL. Marcher. Exc
cution -s.f
Court of Jefferson County, Wis, and to directed
aud delivered, against the good and chattels lands
and tenementS, of George H. Marcher have levit
upon all the right &c title which the said Marcher had
on the 18th day of ebruary, A D., 1859, in to the
sale a the law directs at the Planter Hotel in the
city of Wa ertown Saturday. the 2Sth day of Sep
tember the hour of O'Clock in the after
of that day, 20 satisfy aid execu ton together
with the cost and -disbur ments, to wit Lots two
and three q Il 81 in block eleven Il Yin Boomers Adj
fourteen (13 l4) block ten Il o. in Prichard', Addi-
tion to the rity of Waertown, all Of which said lots
lie and are in the seventh Ward of the said CITY of
Watertown and County aforesaid.
Dated Sheriff, Office jefferson. Aug 9, 1861
WILLIAMS LEONARD, HFBFR SMITH.
auG9wA Plf'' Attys. Sheriff. Jeff Co Wis
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An idler boasted TO farmer of bis ,n-
cent family. laying much stress u on his
having decended from an ilustrious man
who had lived some years ago so much
the worse for you" replied the farmer;
for we 6nd the older the seed .ts poorer
the crop
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SileriI's sale. state OF 2iscoHsin. Jt
County.

son County.
Patrick Duffey plaintiff, agaiust James G. Kelley
deten dant Foreclosure
by virtue of and ursuant to a judgment of fore
closure ard ale in he above entitled rendered
on the fourth day OF June. A 1851 in OF the
sad Il lnth and again 1t said defendant / shall offer
Tor ae and ell at public auction to the highest bid
der, at the Exchange Hotel in thp city Watertown
county afore aid on Saturday. the 9th day Novem-
Der next at the hour of O'Clock IL of
thar day. the following bed premise or 50 much
thereof a hall he necessary to raj the amount of
SAID ludgm t. wi; h inter st ard CO T. TO wit The
following de jribed tract ofand, in the town
OF Milford. county of Jefer and state Wi CON
SIN. containing together one hur dred and seventy
hVe and twenty one hundredthS of land accor-
ding TO Government survey. to wit The south cat
quarter OF the north quarter of section TWENTY
SIX (26) also the south we quarter # the north
wet quarter of section twenty five (25) al fraction
al lot No two f2) of aid ection twenty five (25 } aud
also the south west qnartpr # the eat quar-
ter OF Sc on twenty-rreP (23) all in township eight
(Sl north Of ran ge num Or fnul teen east
Dated Sherfs Office, Augu 18th 1861.
IIEBFR SMITH
Sheriff JEFF CO. Wis.
Williams Il Tao rd .
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HORSES SHOULD BE WANTED BEFORE,
NOT AFTER RECEIVING THEIR OATs.-So
says writer in the Journald' Pratique-
He says: have made experiments on
my own horses, and have observed tha.
when had purposely given ;bem water
Immediately after oats. there is always in
the dung quantity of oats undigesied." :"
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Ia Circuit Court, eEEerson County, State OF
Wiseon i'm.


John Gudyer, plaintiff
against
James Tiff,
Eliza A Tiff,
John ). Rockwell, SHERTFF'S SALE
ID. " Rockwell, IN FOR ECLOSURE.
OTIS D. Ran dali,
John Poe.
and Poe, Defendants
ID virtue OF and pursuant to judgement of fore
closure and ale in the above entitled action
dered on the 18th day of September A ID 1861, in
yor ofthe aid plaintiff and against he aid deier dnnt,
shall offer far ale and ~el at public Auction to the
highest bidder at the Planters Hotel in the city of
Waterfowl County aforesaid, Thur day the
ond day of January A. 1862 at the hour OF eleven
O'Clock in the forenoon Of that day the following de-
scrihGd premi much thereof as shall be
eSsary 20 the amount of aid Judgment with
tereSt and ts to-wt The east halt of the South
West quarter of Section number % in township
number % orth OF range number siXteeI t1f) east
and lying and being in the town of Concord in the
county ofJeferson and State of Wisconsin aud con
tanning Eighty acres of land more less erving
one halt of said described land occupied for
school house site by school district number five in
said town of Co cord. IIEBER SMITH.
Enos Hall, Pfs Att'ys. Sheriff jeff Co Wis.
Dated. SherifS Office, Jeffer- on Sept oath 1851.
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MAX ng Calls.

''Let this plain truth those ingrates strike,
Wac still. though BILE ed. bl essings crave,
That we may all have what we like,
Simyly by liking what We have !''
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Dr G. Shamberg has located Aimseu
SSsxsa .anentiy at "atertoWn' anu 'lI - nv NV
II YpsxaasA AIRED to wait upon nose " NJ U;h 80
NIILIID .fuire hi erVi-e. Once IN frlSH-
.rI', .;.,,. .ysr The Watertown Bank.
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vi. MOORE, NJ.
Hsu eopatnic Physician and surgeon ONCE IN ).
j..t,ur 5too \. NJ, to and to Z. NJ
100. 81 st. lth from Iain, South side
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3 ,jiilc55 DIrcltorp.

L. C. SFARIN,
4o,k AMI watch Repairsr and Dealer in Clocks
s5aa: Jesary Syar ald plated ware n b hip1 ANN,
.rrtteI to give satisfaction, and as low as at any
.aicT shop. ..f.. W.
HARLOW pEASE,
Attorney at Law, watertown, Wisconsin. Office over
IowslI's Store, West side of the River.
ENOs & HALL,
Attorneys and Councillors at Law, watertovn, was
rTos DANIEL HALL.
NJ p PAULFRANZ,
barber Rooms in Watertown Bank oanolng' hond
p-rfunery, Cigars, Tobacco, &e.' Away On ~ A4--
JUDsoN PRENTICE,
t,out,ties 0 nee over Watertown BANK
A. PETERSON,
peter ,on & Ntldluer'e Block, Waterto%n, WiSGon-
i, " l,te-aie aud i;eral Dealer in Dry Good', gro
.,,'as Itrigtrs CrocEery, Glassware, Nee nahicS
r1ol& rIats Gaps, Boots, and shoes, window Paper
Stationery, &c ....-. ------
BlIRD& SKINNER.
l.toraey- and Gounselor< at Law Land anu af all
t-ett-, iefe abstract OF the me- l'eoo on
Ffls. ID ineunnrlneeS Real Estate IN W.;
% y nee over ialk Of Watertown, " "ater own, " 10
nt C. B. SKINNNR-
o. D. PEAsE * CO.,
y,,ol-SaIe Dealer in Wine, Lii Iuor-, Cigars etc
"a re.tiicr, OF the celebrated Star "hlSNeS' ~
Stree W4tertown, Wis. ....-----
DENTISTRY.
Dr G shamberg has located himself
50 - r .anentiy "a Watertown, ana Il no"
TTE.sasA !, AIRED wait upon those VINO may
1ILID ..luire III ervi-e-. once III rti'+t
ar1's .54o1., sTer The Waterto"h BANK
vi MOORE, VI. ID
Jsu 60 opatnic Physician and surgeon Once IN =
G.as n."'.5 30 .. An, to and to P. N.
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A. p PAUI.FRAN2
A PETERSON,

4 peter on & Ntldluer's Block, Watertown, WiSGon-
in " l13e-ale aud ierail Dealer in Dry Goods gro,
r III. ~Irts Ca,s Boots, and Shoes, window Paper,
: 5ltionerY. &c.
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N.torley. and CounSelorS at Law, Land anu ~ to" -
"a IT. nave ,Iefe abstract OF the l'ecoIu y. o.
= al ine;uhrlnces on Real Estate IN JeHer-oH
"a oHae over i;alx of Watertown, Water own, 10
5. BAIRD. - D.
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: 5torney at Law, Watertown, Wisconsin once over
-Inweu's store West side of the River
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yaorSale Dealer in Wine, Iii Iuor ClsarS, e'o
"a re,ti.fcr, OF the celebrated Star W NhSheS' 'A
Strae WLtertuwn, Wis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-04-25

an ACT /, obtain osrian statistics retailing TO neat stock
.heep. .~ns aBi agricultural pr0iaeis-
RsH sascfef ~ ns Sssais ard Hoo" Of R'p's''rfs-
htss - Lsgtsllfsrs assembled. a. fiio-st
ssCri0xl Ths s..ssscrs ihs ss,eiai cites snd
plant. In tn state tsiorr tie fret day ~ July
In each year sh. make 10 The oce Of the secr.-
tsry ~ state N. nunbsr u stoe sheep and ssBe In
their rsspsctve cities tCuns AMI pshtsiious on the mrs.,
taJ u ATr In each year. classifying tie ANNALS shi their