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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

been awarded them by the yersal voice of mankind
the au els that proudly edorn the and to
besey retire from struggle which defends ur country
rom the dominion of of beings who have waged
asanat which, for cruelty and basenes has par
ailel even ia the annals of savage warfare
1t is sad Messrs Edito's, that Reconstruction CT some
thing akia will issue at the Cong sional cleo
ZION in November rex L. ia time that the people bad
awakened TO the importance the NECESSITY OF giving sucn
traitoroDs 1rduct loud unqualified condemnation
cannot be thai those have forth TO defe nd 10
6eah the rights the honor of the ,uth and par
cular OF North Carolina AID whose pride Of state even
still neved their ST. in tI7 6ght
be willing the CID State dshoro and
by word and rep each an ng nations that these sho
shed their blood no have their DIS sil
in the peDdence let all this be in vail 1t
not be people home whose dearest reIa ives
and friends The victims of the numbering savage
hordes of teiora for all thiA 30 he III
vain!
No. let i oe said that there Gully il North
Caron and cowardy enough for this Let his name
SUI" "''"s '"'''' "'A = N" =. soLp,Ea.
Nagr Ola, n. -. Jaiy 20, 1888
1.-THE tcider y 10 woe this laid bed OF agony for
this between life and death. BE does not speak with
oUt haVi g q right TO speak -FD, JOURNAL!
FILLsp ri Doby dschargiog his duty st The head Of
hsA mpan,, he action vt Battery Wagner July 18th
1853 LIST tent. GILES ". THOa PSUN, Co E 5lst Beg
q. TfrOps. He had the respect confluence of his
super fl at mech beloved by Company.
prs brave ufceF has fallen atthe post OF
duty. CnGsanE
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
LATER NORTHERN NEWS.

RICHMOND, July -, Isl,
The Kew York Herald Of the 22Ed says thG, the de!ea
OF Morgan in Ohio is confirmed. The remainder OF b..
troops, previously captured surrendered Non ay
Morgan defeated with small squad. All tho prison
eTs 2,500--were exchanged in Cincinnati on Tuesday.
In New York the 2lst inst, tie wall the Eighteen
Ward Station house burned dulpg the riot and fr
upon "a number Of people, mostly children, picking up
wood and coal from the ruins. Twen'y tive forty PEG
pie were buried the Eleven bodies have been
recovered Gold to l29 aud clos ID At l2j. C,o4
decidedly frmer.
hcCready, the ragedian, died recently at Dorsotlr,
England.
The Doth Massachusetts Regiment of negroes emla Lsu
on the 2lst inst from Boston, for Newbern.
The Herald says is assured that the Emperor Of The
French Government wN order the newly constructed Gov
erpment of Mexico to recognize the South and make such
trea les may be fully beneficial.
The mob attacked the Railroad Station Staten Island
on Monday night Several killed and Thirty tAkur
prisoners by Hawkins Xouaves. Two OF tho Gtto-
killed.
The Anglo Saxon has arrived at Halifax froa England.
The American estioa widely discussed both by the
papers aud in Parliament. Pamerston req osel by
Roebuck drop the discussion Of rccogui ion, a. "
not desirable it, to bind the Goyeum-r.
is future action.
The Liver pool Cotton Market tre 18th very al.
without change in quotations.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
For the ,JOnrnal

BEssRs FproRs The careful stu9en, of his orv will
have found that 10 al the trug les OF naton
ihee Ss'es most famous The purity patriot
lem OF their people IL has nVari greater
less number of instances dsaf cttion treason
We caDrot expect Ur country to prove exception
to this rue, and 1t does not.
While the whole civil ID world gazing in ard ad
mration upon the de erRined herosn he rapidly develop
pie who. wi hout asury without navy without an
organic amr, entered lnio of GDprscedente
with counting times its number of
-hting Possessing nll vigor org nzaoo
every department necessary to the Carrying Of
and the prosecution war-while the Sourh is u-
nshng tbia niceRt spectacle southern
be and friend to Cons freedom looks pain
aud Indignation upon the hateful proportions If ugly
de ormed young begoten byin rgue and Of North
Carolina parentage! This child was chfistene Con
serVave by its worthy and venerable father Holden of
the STANDARD, but individual rather disposed to
suspect aid cayl, have chosen cali bee ruction
and Others still have even dared SO Tar their disgust
and contempt for this prodigy of INDUSTRIOUS birth APP
ply to the souerqme of acE Rep, 6iod is
stood that It's Iather il 10 eecond eddie be
Lincoln and reward Yo1r humOIe correspondent beiev
ing that such is its design, is disposed consider the
the st appropriate the conduct of the leader
OF The faction alluded TO sign 6es anything sgn
thing less than what that word imports.
Messss. Editors bitter words Crimna and e.crim-
lnatoRs sre as general thing to be avoided and depe
Gated in times he these but when public con-
siderable Influence over the weak minded tmid. en-
to exert that Dhuenc against the dearest
ingy exposed and rebuked The fact be longer
guised-he indications from uud his
icr of the Raleigh Standard Is not one of u.s. at hesrt
this holy struggle for rights and all we
no0 dear on earth and His base and cowardy cOunses
more TO our cause than s the articles that old
ever will appear in the N Y Tribune Ye people of the
State who have unsuspecBgy condded in hinl deaf
ear before be to the shrewd though and
dangerous. arguments OF man who woud enguf whole
people in shame and ruin for his aggrandisment.
his most Jealous a6o ever since the beginning Of the
troubles that surround have been stirring the dirty
srs OF politics. and creating party stre-endesVorpg
% destroy the harmony and unanimity which
~ tne success OF she cause, in which North Carolina
lad epaf ked by the unanimous voice of her legitimate
representatives. the endish eagerness with which
,s seems to publish communications om the disaeced
Vnlcn teem with the veGt submission sentiments. He
would COUNSEL the PEG PIE at home withdraw their sup
oF anu eonntenance irom the cause OF Constitutional %
ry; to re-unite With aud by the hand brethren
hose who nave used those very hands in mur.
eIipg and plundsring their sons and brothers
nd IN violating the per of their and
10 would advise the heroic defenders Southern
stain With RadyipQ Sneminy the gleaious name wheh
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
Appeal fnr tn- Soldiers.
ESii0rR .la1L1nE :

Editors J0nJsc!:
nave ju,t ceved letter from DR.. Gibbs. of Coum
vUuUGer sOdisI there He i sires all
cont loutIOns 10 North Carolina be for
ed TO him IN tar ct aDG that hey will exppl ded
deSirt tr be North tarOina be-
able To send more than s. have more
handed ne by TWO tit msB Of III from a
lister $40 from n Omcer the Bsuk. When b. cask OF
LINES GIVE d. The Of them will be Eel inmedi
atey to Dr. ub0s lbs sick ard wounded soldiers the
Way Sde SID HOi pi ais here, suffering for refresh
WAS s-toui he'd TO hear from soue
sick sOCier The Way that tho citizens here
or mix Ills is owTg ub TO the high freight the
ChSII te Road, for many d would send
Vege aies 10 the way SIde, tor tAe h 1gbt
No doubt The directors road will
the Way>ide and other Ho tails to come Tree ot
freight Let every mig that the HOSPITALS
taken 10 the Destination 8gd acknowledged
pers The poor tCk 30 dIeTs should not be neglected
Let every person careU and seriously this
sutJ CT AID AK If be LeT have clear
eVe'y peI'Cu WLud do their DUTY, there will be but
lite suffering. What ingTatitude show when
Tar haVs cast IL midst. Too much be said
praise OF The pa Tlutc soldiers VT sacrificed
com ort for The IL erty eI JOY
many persons are N King fortunes and boarding money
Io selfish Lu pUSss While others losing all. Those
raging the sentiments OF humanity patriotism by their
ssInsh pOcy, wI Perhaps their folly
"neo 70 a'e Ike The old miser the ship whose G ID
was WIN hh--s lot OF gold. he thip s.aku he
e.bOat brought Captain told him that he onI5
risk saving HIM and his gold for one half will nor vs
thing SAID the hi will wait The NEXT boat When
&c The Comic deracy stands IN 5aU liz sink
ship. vii priceless freight sooiers are the life
ooats, AID IN hem Only for snccess and
safety TIE rich will give freely to keen The army
10 good COLdiOn, they will cid in saving the nrcsess
Helsnl every person act like the
ou hot our ship OF state go down like the sinking shn
III ana all The CODfederacy is of better men
onE n0Die people Will give to the last.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
FROM JACK SON.

MORTON, July 2th. le''.
The enemy evacuated Jackson yesterday evening. W.
Adams cavalry dashed in and captured few stragas
Canton was also evacuated.
Grants entire amy has gone to yickburg. They lye
entirely devastated the country through which they pa
Our cavalry captured forty robbers, with en', who
were sacking houses. The attempt to blow up III s.
aorse failed, al ugh it was badly damaged.
Orr cavalry pursuing them. They have dGt. 81 a
the machine shops rolling cx and road
here al Jackson.
Mobile will no doubt be the EEK y)int attacked
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
The Coz kney.
BY SAXE.

K was in my foreign travel,
At a famous + emlsh inn,
That met a out'. p rson
WUh very Iuddy ekn;
Ard his hair was sUme What sandy,
And was done ia knotty cltls
Ara was oarted il tn middle,
In the m amer OF giIrs.
He was clad in cheq Iered trowser-,
And lis coat W - OF SOFT
To suggrst scanty pattern,
1t was bDtbed SO very hort;
And bis cap wns yer, Int e,
Snch as soldiers often u.s.;
aud he W re pair OF CATERS,
And extremely heavy shOea.
! addresse the man in English,
and be ansr cred in I'd sauG;
Gh ugh to ~ he It in a fAslIUn
TAAt II, n9At 4 little me;
For The asy!rAte " Ciisrlng,
Wa. re the letter hh nj have been.
But where il wasn't waited.
He WAS sue to put it ia.
, When ! spoke with admiration
OF St. Pc er's might d me,
He rema' ked-" ms eahy nothing
To tbs sixhts we We at 'oms :"
Ard declared upyn his honor
Though, of cOurse, twas very q1aer-
That be doub ed it the Romans
'Ad she hart Of making beer.
Then we talked Of other countries,
And he sald that ne had hea d,
That Hamerica spoke heDghsh,
But he deem il quite habsurd;
Yet he felt the Geep pest Interest
in the missionary work,
And would like to know if Georgia
Was in Boston or New Yolk.
When left the man in CATERS,
He was grumbl'ug Ger his gin'
At the charges the hostess
OF that famous RI mlsh inA;
Ard he looked very Briton,
$50 me,biLks, see HIM stili,)
As he pocEetsd the candle
That was mentioned IN the bill.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
BIED.

In Chatham County on the Goth inst, JULIA, lni"A' '
OF Donald and Julia macRhe, aged mon.hs. ,n
In Wilmington jay 25d a. ~ 0S,S0s soa Of MA
1eWstt, aged months and IL days.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
FROM RILH AOND.

R!CDMJnp, July q, I,a1
Vte city ia very quiet to-day. There is no GrVs ,0
any qoarser, and not rumOr in circulation Tt Central
due tn evening has Jet arrived being dc9ur
by an accuent. The weather ID oppiets.Y1Iv VII
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

GoLLsgAO', July e, lstt.
Nothing from below. One huudred aLd S KITS ne-rue.
recaptured and twelve yankees prisoners arrived hec
morning. Some negro children were drowned ny The
yaut ees while crossing Otto Creek.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
MARRIED.

In this town, on the Esd inst, by Rey. s. hoTaD -
JOHN W. GAuDY and Miss SAhAH r. POLLEl'
In this town. the oath inst, by Rev. R. s. h.L"u
WILL An GLEASON, of the C. 8. Navy, to Mrs. Ana
WORK.. .-.---
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

c.,,,,.,.s ,n Co G. J9th R'g'C N. G. T, In the -"
tis OF Geny.bu'g Pa, July 4, 1863.
El over IN tntu, .n, abdomen. Pr,
Yates + Gillespie, in thigh and shoulder; LaueF '
shoulder, slightly. o,,
Hissiug-Lt NJ &cIntire, Sergts r Love and CorOs'
priyates A Bannermap, " Daniels, D Davis,
Damron, GARRISON, Hall, G McIntire, J auge'N
Z savage, Henry Stokes.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

AckSowLEpaxEsr--Dr.R r. W, Gtbbes acknowledges the
recent through Buie, the soldiers friend of
hundred ard dollars contributed by ladies of WI
mngton North Carolina soldiers 1t has been dsrihu;
ted among those wounded in Fort Wagner and received
win gralisEds.-Chas, Courier,
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
FhOM VICKSBUhG,

Horror, July An, ls...
An Officer from Vcksburg says that Ec"hersga cE,.e
corps left that place he Zst Dound up the GLr
iii yers stated that they going to Richmond Tran.
sports from above coustaIty arriving. &csry sill 30
rlI Jog stock and cannon been - Grenada
cOnaenrenfV saved.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
FROM THE WEST.

MORTON, hIss,, July %, 1852
citizen who has just come out Of Jackson states
the Yankees have totally destroyed that city Tho STAT
House was blown up There none of the enemy this s
Of Pearl River. The Mississippi troops are deser,;,
large numbers, 7 .'
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
THE WILMINGTON JOURNAL.

Co FEDmKAIE STATES OF AMERICA.
WILMINGTON. N. @. SATURDAY. JULY Is, 1858.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

ne sudress few words respectfully to Covaynor
vance, ocardng The Use Of ephets, and beg his candid
ee htIOn 20 mem: We opposed his election, preferrinR
N an 10 whom We we've personally unknown hecansa
vas trst N the heo and be desired above All
Shings to AVOID pOlucal in the state Mr. ohn
stoD, like yourself, Governor old polite onnoUsn,
OF ours and therefore poIiica ly Indifferent TO
pert " the bs4E ss QaF ability We rare never bees ~
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

Last evening we stopped in at the City Ba where The
Excelsior Bu,lesque opera Tro1pe" have been ,ldng
forth tie past three Dghts We fOurd quite large
crowd in at, Ddauce every appeared Ne pleased
with the perfoyma TN MoEtIs the vel known negro
deneot is with the troupe, and his Jkes, dances, &c
always bring down The house, fact, the whole per-
vsEy gcoG The least pleasing features OF
which be cy Dances by j. c. IUsE and the
Exc lslor Jig by haste DAN. They give another enter
tonight all wish TO Joy hearty laugh
d do we'll 20 Wit IL. n.
We l,arh hat ere also good attendance at the
Theatre last ming TO the Play Of the lunch
back all # away very well pleased with the
performance. To-D'gd: will be presented for the first
tine here drama # tbs "ConseTipt and Subsi
tu,e and The farce Of the ''spectre Bride groom"
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

acknowledge the receipt OF beg of excellent
Flour from hr a. s. HCNFILt. OF Richmond County
through Messss WOaTH DANIEL, Commission Merchants
Of Wilmington, for which thanks returned. The
alur very good time mad lst exhausted all
The Bread tut We had on hand. We presume Messrs
WoRTR j. DANteL have of tits sort left for
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

THERS t6o thrgs which it confessed that
e pope of the United States and of the Confederate
Sta vetY detective, Il would
o-RauizBtion than Of inclination aptitude.
who ads he newspaper teegraphc put
oft either Is the Confederate Federal parties can doubt
for that both tell anything elee than the truth
snd yet lie Clrmsi!y that they deceive robcdy-they
don't eveafool items We confess that now we pace
dependence upou coming from our side
than We do upon accounts pg from the enemy. il
peoue raR ie, don't whythey cant lie with some
appearance of propristy. We have evident an unedu
cS'ei undiscipliued vulgar corps Of liars are only
less than the Fedeas. They too any.
thing
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

We s1d day ago, that the telegraph would soon
be working Rgatn main liza, and the road would
be 10 working order throughout Both these things
a-e acc ,mplizbed. We have to-day Richmond and
Petersburg pagers in due course Of matt
We sad then that this thing would Be forgotten except
b. the immediate sufferers and think that in saying
very nearly correct aud the public attention will
onlv be aroused by other raid John jones bear
the misfortunes of Wm. Snia with great al OF for
tuie and Smith The compliment like
Christian. He John Jones Taded good
d,al q" if il be tie will Of God, and uics Uersd.
Have any security that any point the Wilmington
and Weldon Railroad may not be raded upon almost any
time. Are au So 20 yepoI the raiders chas
tIss then Have tke force Il may be ga that
ought 70 ask this last question: may tend to give
the enemy info matoat0 show him tbst we have the
requisite mint Of troops. Now think that the proper
way to the enemy them with j1st about
sufficient ber Of men 10 whip Sm handsomely, Or per
bsps prevent lis retprn 80 Eewbern Washington This
thing has not yet beeH done North -oDa effort
OUgbt to be made 10 80 it -DGiy Journal, 24th.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

,HR rec guitiou reports from Europe required. as we
sBppoeed tn would confirmation. It would appear
that NAPOLEON did xpTess hin self t. Mr. RcEBUcK anx'
ou TO tbs operation of the English Cabinet IN
fer putting end to the war DOW raging
10 America sso that he had instructed his Minister IN
Lrndon BARoN GR s. to sound the government OF Lord
PALHEHaToN on subject and to rtq1est that govern
eut to JON recognition of the Confederacy it. in then
opno1 would tend bring about peace, or in any way
shor tho of the We think there are lnoi
cations go show that Eur' pean inerieeoce oanno
be long POI ed but the preent rumc ur " merely an In
D, and fact. By itself rsaAy amoun'S 10 III
tie or thing. of the year may "nees so"e
pos i've action by nation s We see notnng al pre-
aen eaSno rs TO reg such act On as close at hand
l. is not our hsbit to acknowledge through our
coIumos be humorous letters we are continually recev-
ing but We thrk we can well tford 10 deviae little
from cur usua course, in the following, acknowledging
at the same line handsome list of subscribers COM
plying With our terms:
ewANeBoRo' July 4th, 1862
Mossra FrIros n PgICE-tenL n have had the
pIea.U Il ne d. the urpa for the last year. End
bRt D east in it, aud ny te % 10 atou to 'xpre
sh 40 renew nv subscription, aud at thu time end
Ii lat OF lam g the cash tor your most excellent
payer; q Of phlch want senl TO sRanshorO N 81
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30

We copy from the Raleigh Slate Journal of the 22nd
ihst'' the following well written and well timed address
To Governor z. b. Vance
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1863-07-30
From Morris Island.


The news from Morris Island, Tuesday was very
meagre. A continued Smelling was Kept up Monday
nght from the enemy's land batteries. Some four
five gunboats came up and opened ii e, Tuesday
log, Battery Wagner and continued it at intervals
all day, our batteries replying.
The Monitors and Ironsdes remained perfectly quiet
the latter it is said, having been Injured Monday py
shell from guns exploding deck and another
rlcochet shot striking her the sides No further
port OF casualties received.
a flag Of truce from the enemy, yesterday, brought
into lines the body of Lieut.. John s. Bee, which
has been turned over to the OF his relatives.
The following additional wounded bave been received
into Trapmann-street Hospital:
John Graham, drummer boy, Fort Sumter
s: E. Hawkins, LIST s. q. Infantry, company +.
A. Schumpard, lst S. 9. Infantry, company F.
Geo. Kelly, Lucas Battalion, company A.
Bspj. Nixon 30 Georgia, company K.
w. W. Pugh, 32d Georgia, company l.
III. M. Morris lst s. q. Infantry company L.
The following are the Physicians OF n1 addp%a n
Brailsford, Dr. Fluid, Dr. Caldwell, Assistant
ChGs Courier, 22nd.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-19
CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
Election n Office.
STATE OF INDIANA, /
IL Z 4

STATE OF INDIANA,
Yanderburgh County, So
The State of Indiana to the Sheriff of Wander
burgh County.
7 LOUIS RICHTER, CLERK OF THE VAN
i. derburgh Circuit Court, do hereby certify to
the Sheriff of said Couty what officers to be
elected for the several Townships in said County,
at the usual places of holding elections, the LIST
Monday in April, 1861 to-wt:
For Pigeon Township, two Justices of the Peace
and four COnstabes.
For Scott Township, two Constables.
For Perry Township, one Justice of the Peace
and two COnstables.
For Armstrong Township, one Justice of the
Peace and two Constables.
For Knight Township, one Justice of the Peace
and two Constables.
For Union Township, one Justice of the Peace
and two Constables.
For Centre Township, two Constables.
Fer German township, two COnstables.
And the Sheriff is hereby directed to give legal
notice of said election in conformity with tie
statutes in such case made and provided
~ In witness whereof L hereunto sub
4 sr,, l scribe my name and afiX the seal of said
/ ~ I Court this Sd day of March, 1868.
~ LOUIS RICHTER, Clerk V C. C.
I, George Wolfin, Sheriff of Vanderburgh Coun-
ty, certify that the above and foregoing is true
and complete copy of the original, now on file in
my Office. GEORGE WoLFLIN,
milo Sheriff v G.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-19
Particular Notice.

There are many preparations sold Under d name Of
BitteTs, put UP in quart bottles co1pDo,,,dsS ~ ~
cheapest trhisLy common RAM cosfiso rg7 IN h a.
cents per gallon, The taste disguised by ARse or C-;r
der Seed,
THIS cfass Of Biers has caused and NH ,o,,,;rr.t
cause, long they can Be sold hundreds n IL IL
death Of The drftHkard By their me system is kcpt
continually under tie Influence of 5lcoboc Sfip,u1s
cfte 1cOrst Find, The desire for Hqpor is created and
kcptup, and the result oil the horrors attenoaf ,Doz
druRkard's life and death
For those lGko desire and WILL HAVE n Ja7uo,
Baters, lce publish the foIloring reoeis ca ONE
BOTTLE H00FLAND'S GERMAN RITTFRS
and mir t0ith TIRE QUARTS OF GOOD BRANDY
OR WHISKY, dGd The result lriH be preparation
that i1W FAR EXCEL IN medicinal rirfaes and fyre
excellence any Of the Lfqn0r Bittes in he
market, and lciH COST MUCH LESS You win
hare oil The rirfTes Of HO0FLANDS BITTERS in
connection 'caL COOP article Of Li9ror, at a much
isss price than these inferior preparations r cost vo
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-19
0te 1ailg duuunat.
The Year of Mines.

The present year, 1868, presents some
curious combinations in regard to the
figure nine.
If you add the first two figures togeth-
er, thus 1xS-they equal 9.
IF you add the last two, 6x3-they
equal g.
If you set the first two figures, Is, I'M
der 63-and add them together the result
is 81, the figures of which added togeth-
er, Sx1-9.
If you subtract the first two from 63-
the remainder is As, the figures of which
if added together, 4x5-9.
If you divide the 63 by the Is, the quo
tent is 3, with remainder a
If you multiply all the figures together
1xSx6x3, the result is IA, the figures of
which 1x4x4-9.
If you add all the figures of the year
together the sum is Is, and the sum,
1xS-9.
If you divide 1868 by 8, the quotient
is 62l, and 6x2xl-9.
If you divide 1868 by 9, the quotient
is POI, and 2x0x7-9
If you divide 1868 by %, the quotient
is 81, and Sxl-9.
If you divide 1868 by 60, the quOtient
is q, and 2x7-9
There are other similar results.