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The New York herald., 1863-09-06

provided with proper documents their exemp-
v. \ narr son, i4s Fass 2sh ST., fIose 6l, accve.
A Silmou, rs lsast 10 u r.. II AID L z, aciige.
J'tn co'e l2l cherry 81. tng q. active.
H. Ruch, 2t Rut- ers ST., n Sc I'd. active.
r. y iorcy, Jr., 80 Rutgers st., ing. AZ, active.
lhos r ntepa"non 100 East 2a'h st, fiir 7, active.
1hos. Mchsi ht, o23 9th sy., Eng. IS, active.
Ifonry N. .cobio, ~ ~ z ~ ing AZ, exempt.
lyery Il ensD requested To obtain a Substitute and
brng him Lo th emen Hall
No Matter Nhich District You Pay In.
Mr s. Shock, col esor OF internal th,s city,
In letter from The Provost Marshal General IN Washing
ton, received tho following piece OF Information, which
viii bo e service TO who have drawn prizes Tho
national lottery Tho intention " that you should
ceive such cornmul alton money may be paid you
without regard TO the particular district which the
person desiring to pay may reside.
The Policemen, Com IA issioaers and thc
Military.
At meeting o. the Beard OF Police Commissioners yes-
terday tho following preamble and resolutions were
adopted
Whereas, tho exigency which demanded the ordering
out the militia the l9ta day OF August last having
passed, ard there being IN the Judgment Of this Board
no longer occ SOD Tor their services, II is
Resolved, Tint aor General Sandferd be notified tnat
the mi,lmy forces under hs command be dismissed ex-
cept ouch detachnenls n hs Judgment necessary
to guard High Bridge and the aimories the several
regiments o. his command.
i.,Sotued That Major General Duryea be notified that
the military under his command be dismissed,
except such dctachnents in his Judgment
sary guard the OF the several regi
ments cf his command.
Resolved Tha. the thanks of the Board Of Police
dered 10 Generas Sanford and Duryea their star officers
respectively and TO the officers and soldiers Of their di
visions, for their patriotic ana prompt response TO tho
order Of this Board. They called to the perfor
nance OF the important and delicate duty o enforcing
public order under circumstances Of intense excitement,
Threatening repetition Of the fearful disorders OF July.
Great interests present and future depended on their
courage, discipline and patriotism This Board hap
py TO bear testimony to the marked discipline, orderly
conduct and fidelity OF tho troops and TO the discretion
and intele Of the'ofcers, displayed under all crcum
stances throughout tho period OF service.
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Sworn 10 before me this day Of 81 ptembcr, 1853.
THE NINTH DISTRICT.
About forty or fity examined and passed
upon In this district yesterday. About dozen were
discharged Tor ply steal disability equal number held
Tor service, discharged ior alcnagc &c. Captain jon
kns is having the basement OF his oicc lifted up Tor the
clothing Of conserpts after reporting finally for
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A SECRET WORTH KSowISG-Go TO THOMAS n.
"A AGNEWS 260 Greenwich street and 20 Murray street
aud see the low prices he is selling Teas Coffee Flour
Wines and everything else used every family Sugars
lc and upwards Call save your money and for yoar
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Board or Councilm IN.

THE THREE MILLION DOLLARS CONscRPuON ORDI-
NANCE ADOPTED OVER THE mayors vErO-cOUN-
GILMAN BRANDON EXPLAINS HIS PosITIoN-THR
TROOPS IN THE CITY ETC., ETC.
Aspecal meeting OF the Board Of Councmen held at
twelve O'Clock yesterday for the purpose OF taking
action the ordinance providing relief for those who
may enlist be drafted military OF the
United States.
On motion Of SIR. saSDlosp, Mr. Webster took the
chair.
Mr. GRoss understood the call for the meeting for
the purpose Of taxing action the veto of
his Honor the Mayor in re 10 the conscrpt ordinance,
AMI moved that the ScrgeantatArms be directed to pro-
coed Tamnany Han, where, he understood there were
number ol The mesbers ol tho Board and they only
required three more to make up The number requisite
act in the matter he thought that was the best way TO
proceed
Tho motion was carried and the Sergeant depart
cd his u search Of the ahscu, members while
tho clerk in tho meantime proceeded 70 real tho minutes
OF the Inst mcctng
In about ten minutes the requisite number being pro-
sent, Mr. HAYES moved that tho veto message be read
which was adopted
Mr.. GRoss moved that the ordinance ba adopted not
wlthstandng the veto message Of his Honor the Mayor.
lie did not think i necessary to say anything further
about the IL was before the peose who were
| able to judge of II for themselves.
The then taken, and all present voted in the
l Affirmative.
| Mr. BRANDON while recording his namc SAID no mom-
ber Of the Board anxious than himself 10 pre-
vent the men bcng taken away from their families
against their will. The only difference between himself
others that he opposed 70 waiting days,
he had been under the impression that ii could have
been done two three days by adopting other
plan lie had only been opposed 20 piedging himself 10
ten days override the mayors Veto and not 10
the adoption Of the ordinance lie should cheefIly vote
1 in tho Affirmative.
During the remarks Of Mr. Brandon several other mem.
bers of the Board entered the room and had
| recorded IN the Affirmative.
On motion Messrs took, Brce and Joyce who had been
unable 10 attend, wore allowed tho privilege having
i their votes recorded In the affirmative.
A message was received from the Mayor yetoing tho
resolution calling upon the Street Commissioner TO have
the artillery and cavalry removed from tho streets and
i squares OF the city. Laid over under the rules.
| The Board then adjourned until the l4lh inst.
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RRI0Gs' AI.LEvIAToR, FOR C0RNs, BUNI0Ns,
ID tender feet kc IS and 50 per box For n ainea
bnnions fss,cred corns ingrowins nails tc uss ps
Curative Sold by druggists aud sent by mall ~ =,
ANA 81 per box Corns bun ions bad nas, 40 cured with
pain by Dr. BRIGGS surgeon Chiropodisi .is Broad
vi
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1,usrNEss CARDS n PER 1000; BIl.LHEADs.
ID nr.t class - c,rca,sr " oor q y ,rss
Job printing equally cheap r. n pew prn'ing
eslabnshmen Is Park opposisc tno As'os mouse.
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vNsot.Rs BELTS AND ARMLETs
TSe Ssvsno Electro Metallic insolss volise Bs ana
rness * y. ercited the mud emitted from BODY.
e, healthy aud curative current over the whole
ano u ne wearer They very efficient %
Goat Nervousness, and all diseases Of The
bioou'" METTHM CO.. Proprietors.
., n Belts 81 Armiets ~ o.
rr ~ iyr 30 ccnls additional. Send for circular
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DRs. MYERS PHELPS. "a coon., r,.,,,,,.
.. -, uedLrai Discovery, aud Invite hose int
.sa ~ ana investirstc. once hours from tok
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Draft Exemption ON Staten Island.
The Board d Supervisors of Richmond county have
passed an ordinance appropratg s11s 900 for the pay
mcnt Of draft exemptions.
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ESTABLISHED 176O.

! ESTABLISHED 176O.
o, PETER LoRILIARD.
'iso'f AND TOBACCO MANUFACTURES.
10 & Is CHAMBERS ST.
Formerly 42 Chambers ST., New York;
Would call the attention of Dealers to the ar,icas
| OF his manufacture, viz.
BROWN SNUFF.
Macaboy, Demigros.
RHe happee, Pure Virginia,
Coarse Rappee, Nate6itoc1os
American Gentleman, Copenhagen.
YELLOW SNUFF.
Scotch, Honey Dew Scotch
High Toast Scotch, Fresh Honey Dew Scotch
Irish High Toast, Fresh Scotch
or Lundyfoot,
RA-Attenton is called to the large rednat;ro II;
prices OF Fine-Cut Chewing and Smoking Tobaacos
which Will be found of Superior Quality. -N1
TOBACCO
SMOkING.-Long, No IL Ne. 2, Nos. .
mixed Granulated.
FINE CUT CHEWING.--P. A. L.. or nla;p.
oavendsh, or Sweet, Sweet Scented Oronoco'
Tin Foil Cavendish. 's
Turkish. "' ean'S'efs
application. lI:wiv
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OBJECTS

me OBJECTS OF the Association are
-, 10 secure to soldiers sailors and their far-
iiies, any claims for pay or pens ons. g. a. ~
least cost to the claimant fS '"'' "e'' al sne
lies; IRON imposture and fraud. 'N NH'i' AA'"-
against the Government. 'eins nIAoo
~; 10 give gratutous advice ana informatio,
~ souers ana sailors, or their families needino n
he Board of Directors superv1se ma ~ =.
entire business Of theAssociation and tho chsrasesr
anastand,ng OF those gentlemen will he quar- 49,
70 me pube that the business of the society viii ~
''I All aoa,, WIN hdeiity and economy.
ASSOCIATION, whether by letter or in person .sbo,lS
pe made to U. TRACY HOWE. Secretaru
lz!wom No. IL, Railroad Exchange Roa}ss.,
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lUr.OOO LODI MaSur 4c RING

%. SpOUDRETTE.
This Company, with capital of $50, 60O, the most
extensive works of the kind in the world, and an
experience in manufacturing of over IS years, with
reputation long established, and having also the
exclusive control Of all the night soil of the great
city of New York, prepared to furnish article
which is without doubt the cheapest and very best
fertilizer in market 1t greatly increases the yield,
and ripens the crop from two to three weeks ear.
ier, al an expense of from three to four dollars an
acre, with little or no labor.
Also, FIFTY TONS OF BONE TAFEU, being
mixture Of bone and night soil ground fine, at rs
per ton-a superior article for grain and grass.
pamphlet, containing all necessary intorms-
ton, may be had free by addressing letter to tie
subscriber. s7 es atr
JAMES 7. FOSTER,
Care of the Lodi Manufacturing Company,
66 CORTLAND St., New York.
Agents Barrett & Son, Rutland; 8. u. Town
| send, Wallingford 9. W. Mason, Castleton.
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oLDlEkS' BOUNTY DISCHARGED
~ soldiers are now entitled 10 their hon,ss 81
and can have it collected by calling op er '0on'y'
W. II. SMITH, Attorney.
Rutland Nav, 100, Rutland, Vt
"ioa I, 1905. mar6:d&wtf
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loFHoIAL'l
Avs OF THE UNITED STATES.
TPublio-No. 4S.l

,as,.d at the Third Session Of ne fAtriy-
Sersah Congress.
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'E.ss,Ss,loNS, BOUNTY, BACK PAY
AND EXTRA PAY, procured by
Ii. g. WOOD, Fairhayen. W.
:; - nave arrangements with parties in va
az qua. enable me to secure returns vits
'ne utmost promptness and dispatch.
Oct Ia. 1890 III. @. W.
ocll l:d&wG
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WAR CLAIMS.
DROTECTIVE WARCIAIM= "a,

PROIECTIVE WAR CLAIM ASsO-
olATloN FOR NEW ENGLAND.
oeo Incorporated 1868.
once No. III, Railroad EXCHANGE pos.o.
,,,. ohlef Jus ice BIGELOw, President A-'eS''
Ais kxSelleney, JOHN A. ANDREW and A Mos
wArn "a. LAWRENCE, vice-Presidents. 0'
"ALDo HIGGINsoN, Treasurer.
u TRACY HOWE, secretaw.
DIRECTORS.
JoseSh Goa,,au Martin Brimmer,
Edward Atkinson VIM Anr,a. rson,
Quincy A. Shaw, R;nhar aapEeson,
Charles Z. Norton, georao IT9ssmn i
James Fraa,aa na ~. Patrick Donahoe,
oiarK, f. W. Lincoln, Jr.
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DISCHARGED SOLDIERS An
soldiers who have been DISCHARGED in oon.s.
St tns OF wounds received in battle are now IN.
asiea 70 one hundred dollars bounty The c,s: 81.
e - Saows, ana fathers and mothers, and m;nos
claims by calling on o''n ooU'an th@
March C, 1888 80 ~ lsit LL.
ENRY CLARK, Poultney. Vt
Agent tor the Prosecution of CLAIM. o.,
srhment Tor Pensions Bounties, Arrears Of Po,y
other w s,,a0 and Inyalid's Pensions and 81
inner allowances due the heirs of deceased soi1s
iels insany branch of the United States se, ,J,s
Also Fire Insurance Agent. ''''es serVfce
., appticauons IN person or by mail will receis
'''eA'ioh' SmarlG:d&wlm
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LAIR NOTICE.
IL All demands IN favor Of the late arm o. 0ae.
A. futile 4 Co.. unless speedily paid, will - Ypk y.
into the hands Of an attorney for celleceaen.
q. A. TUTTL8s
Rutland April 4, 1858. apr4:d&wH
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For stationery, books, fuel, lights, laborers'
hire, and other contingent and miscellaneous ex-
penses, three thousand dollars.
For compensation OF attorneys to attend TO TAX
ing testimony, and witnesses and Commissioners.
one thousand dollars.
EXECUTIVE.
For compensation of the President of the
United States, twenty-five thousand dollars
For condensation of the Vioe-President of the
United States, eight thousand dollars.
=. f9r compensation OF secretary to sign patents
for lands, one thousand five hundred dollars
For compensation to the private secretary, stew
ara ana messenger OF the President of the United
states, four thousand six hundred dollars
FOR contingent expenses of the Executive office,
dollars.
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For salaries Of governor, and superintendent of
indian affairs, three judges and secretary, nine
thousand seven hundred dollars.
For contingent expenses of said Territory, one
thousand dollars.
For compensation and mileage of the members
OF the Legislative Assembly, officers, clerks and
eontingenG expenses Of the Assembly, fifteen thon-
sand dollars: Provided, that the sum of three
thousand two hundred and forty-one dollars and
tmrty-three and one-third cents direct tau laid
upon the Territory of Dakota be paid ond sat;e.
ned by deducting said amount from the apnronr;.
alton for legislative expensive of said Terrifory Of
Dakota for the year ending the thirtieth of Jnsne
eighteen hundred and sixty-four.
JUDICIARY
For salaries Of the Chief Justice of the Sunrema
Court and eight associate Justices thirty thousand
For salaries Of the district judges, thirty tbou.
sand dollars. sNV1-
For salary Of the circui. Judge of California, sig
For salaries Of the chief justice of the District
OF Columbia, the associate judges and the Judge
OF the criminal court and the orphans court;
teen thousand seven hundred and fifty dollar Of
Office Of the Attorney General.
For salaries Of the Attorney Genera
Attorney General, and the clerks s. =, Assistan
IN ms once, twenty thousand thre 1d meseenge
lars. a hundred dol
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For defraying the expenses Of the sapreme,
circuit and district courts Of tho United States
including the District Of Columbia also for In.
rors and witnesses, in aid of the funds arising from
tines, penalties and forfeitures, incurred In the
fiscal year ending June thirtieth, eighteen hun
dred and sixty-iour, and preyions years and like
wise Tor deiraying the expenses OF suits in which
the United Stats are concerned, and of proseou-
tons for oiienses committed against the United
million dollars.
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Boruuru.- 49,, H,PS.--on Tcdresdav Amn D.. n ihe
tarcnts lao uRE h Torotns ~ fauK e. i - .tik..
ier n Heury Chapin, El.. b "a p. baskiyn Noctrry
nsslN---1lutogf. Bridrepo-t. Cunt. iae isy
Arril "a ~ the Rev fr wilas wnn,g " " fagtr -
ssnAu , GnE.cKr, Uniy No. srtrf e - -crr" ~.
20 rafsis
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Ginr,l ~ thc iursfhBthn tisi- fc snh Tseay.
Z. Ath ana by Tue lev. b.refit .iir 20. .sfiix
nssftNr Ftun liits - tsd tf' fu dIF. frpfsE
asztr ~ a~AH~ta ih4 CIV
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AD4l ~. 10 81 la.s. ha,nb. as tne ~, o.. fst.r s..
y o. fsH, tssJs ..s.f Aif g. arf ZAP lalEn
i.t ~ tbe ,fs-atiie g ereyifrrt
TIT ff Ira "a The i7if rrabstrFlu rlirrh. n
80 4nt Nf<n ~ lw no Icv ~ u f'hi4sr v " .
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ssL
iio .os.-linf AZ 'ergen \ oa feess,, e,er'rx.
A'Fi - ~ R~v w. " hntpp. Hr. Af-@Tf i.n'ru -"
M'fs TWIN lift Ntth ~ bee. sr.
iityeE .'nt r~..- o. rscsIs Apft 10 by tht re-.
3 .tn'ar, NJ. inta " s,rr " Mi isss ~ Findrs,
b,fh y! This city.
ktsyuS- .ryty.--ft fhiagday, A ~ =, bythc rev A.
7 stowar. - lAEryt NJ, !we A. KiSfos 70 MANA T.
Ikfr., both OF Oh CITY.
nrRr- GrpgfS In Bro1kiy n ON xo..i.g ,,rH n by
,lse william Murry a, the residence of the brides
faiher CRkMys ~ NJ sfa 10 Mss May Cprfx daughter
IL John Grimm, fsq all Of Brcpkiyn
BISON papers please copy.
Cr,nsy-Rouplstss. --Jn Wednesday evening Apv,l
IS by tho Rev u. Mooney, of "a Brhirets Church
cmAxlas ". ,orprKs, OF Ns~ York. 70 kc-xna Ron
' p.,.ssW,uisus Tuesday. April "a. by IN. Rsv
sHmssi J. ksaev. hr. HAsss PAlsE.. q Nee yoss 4
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Wheat very quiet ard altogether unsettled Corn
declined lc, with moderate inquiry, and sscs OF $1,000
bushels mixed Western at soc as1 for sound, SIC.
ssc fos unsound and heated and 9cc for yellow Jersey
aics made of 800 bushels rye at 81 90 81 10 for
inmediate andfuturc delivery and 2C0 bushels barley
at 81 0at co. Oats continued In fan demand nj SIC.
n SIC, according 10 quality.
COTTON was heavy az SIC a CSC for mddling, with .
limited scusnd.
rRge HIs.--fbc market very quiet. To Liverpool
there iskel 200 bbls. -four at Ia I'D, 200 bbs
pork y. T.. 100 packages provisions. IN Ealing
sci md steamer al 2os. IN 81 and 35s. 20 bhds tai
INV at 2o-. To Irndon there were shipped 800 bo;s
four NJ Is Cd, 10 ril mp.
Pxo,rgoSs--Pork cod to tho extent o. 100 bbls.
SIC 80 S13 cs for old moss si5 20 f5 90 for new,
aud Sll SIS 25 tor rhine. lcsf Continued dull and
heavy $40 70 sl2 tor pain end 80 20 SIS 90 fo
extra "a made of / go hb.s. and forces
lard within the range NJ pfc fDto, so xea bacon
stc asNc, and 500 fockases of hams and ,hou'is,s
Tc. Sc. an H. &c. Hutic c.ntnsci depres q NJ
lsc &c. for -tae and Ice Ice ior Western C.'sss
rl'ef urlat al lie n IL
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TiNANcsAl AND CONNER cIAL.
WEDNESDAY,, April l5-6 P. N


Gold fell again to-day. rather to the surprise Of
amost operators, who had calculated that the news
would put up the premium. II opened at 1897,
SeI to l5lH rallied to l54. sold in the afternoon at
ass, 1887, 154, l54, and 1891, and closed at five
p. M. at 1857 bid. Exchange was almost unsafe
able at rates considerably lower than the price Of
gold warranted. There is little or no demand for
bills from the trade, and tho large shipments Of
California gold to England keep our bankers over
supplied with bills At the present relative prices
of gold and exchange IL would pay TO import gold
from England.
Money continues very abundant. There Is no
change In rates. Call loans, G; mercantile pa
por, best names, o; debt certificates, 9s1I 81;
the old issue are wanted at 1909. There is no
decrease in the disbursements Of the Sub Treasury,
and under these circumstances money must con-
Ttinue to rule easy. The condition OF the market Is
illustrated by the enormous deposits at the Sub
Treasury at S per cent, in spite Of the adverse
military news.
The stock market, a. usual with falling gold
market, was irregular andunsctled this morning.
Harlem declined TX, Pittsburg q, Southern old
n, and the Western shares were sluggish at the
lowest prices Of yesterday. Erie sold before tho
board OF 1917. but relapsed TO 70 at the board.
Guaranteed was very firm at yesterdays advance.
Pacific Mail fell Of. z per cent. Cumberland rose
II. Governments we're very inactive, with a
downward tendency. Every fall in gold and ex.
change hurts governments. by stopping the foreign
inquiry. Bonds were steady, without animation.
In the afternoon the market was sluggish. and
there we're very few orders TO execute. Guaran.
teed rose ~ per cent. Erie and Harlem were
lower. Governments were very dull indeed. A
usual in such markets, the bears we're eager to
put out their options. and lower quotations were
made in several instances in consequence. At the
-four Y. NJ. call Of the public hoard the market was
inactive, without change in quotations. The fol-
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Mis~elianeous.

MoA FULLER. par..r Of steamship Militia. from n.-
viii please aoosrf ihsnss for busBss. liabilities
Sur Rs.n.s e. . =, ~ Joan Ms ron Leadss ssa
asay rf3.. ark yard. Ae On the ~ nl,. rhe he's %
% vr.s,l aloos - % w..h vim tbs ss.ssss
baiwArks gone AMI staneh1ons Standing Ai ~ 90 Loo .,
In 80 Ia. bs.a I'D At ssii.,a
Bufs n.rH.- ,AgJ sss tons bpi, Bangor 1857.
been sDld
sass srr,. cass.'iy from New Yors for Yo,s my-,
&c sI.b, q .s sh ssins ,ss ssay s.s s,eg, 70 s.s.s
2y.d :, S.ii,,oos. on xsad.y n,ssi.
sea. Esecs ra.,t. asaid Al ss.por, fsm sss.. ssy.
lh- "a. y nc 81 Ines o., hhds ssissss isrss No.
s.rI Jsr-ml.A nssraE,oa. s~.Inss. hal I'D b'ssn.
scr. E,,r rse.,. y. IONS % yes' IA has been sss
seas sAnls Brovs. - tone. h.s ben sola ii ssse
scrs x.u Brrios. 10 IONS hssbssa ssii 81 sTy
500, .ss, - sfsr, ,.s,,s 81, sos i'.a
n. rsesnuy ls.aeh~ from ossrs. Ma issys
ysrd Is 70 be eaiisd Governor Baesinsks@
Sssses 90 AartssS..
Tnfg.ms,on hs. ben r-e.ivss ,sss y. Lgnt shp la
.sd Me-. -s. go .se. the f'a inst ~ ga"
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vs.s .,.,;sY4.s; 'ss-' ~" Ha.'' '-' 1's'-a''.
ssip I'd, s..:,s..s. s..ss' from Bo.sa is' ssssss
|. An .sp .s.rss p .hg.ss .,s 81. p>aasal Ne sn,.
s.rs sssrs cieist f'on Bo'os Jan ~ fsf ss.'',ias
.tagt Br. con ~ is-fa pos' bsfs lure ssssrsos.
rsssrss aga s-ia pr .hp cAiah9r.s. fs rhsms.
"usr... Aprfi 500 BRIG. Arss. rAomp.sa ss4 Coo.
quest lBr sesu nsnnsss sss fsii.w Graf fbr ssfs~.
10 rors 80 NJ s...,r.hip BRUSH Qs,-a l. Nsssr-r 70,
rsi,sr, Apsn T-Ar ..ar T.sse-ss-. Wooster. srpss.
sIs.sss Al a., sAp ys-s Joe. Co. B~f..,. Q,
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"a Rlaaisa sYSsl 7sh, s,ip tgls~ VIZ A.
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r.ss ~, cdn' - 1-ia fs'' bast N.y osfis-',
'tes,.s,p 49, - Az tas.a sa1easias. Nas.. A.s
r.H. Abrt Ia ffs AsfHi@F@' hSTshA -. 80 Nfr
Am.rsssa rsu..
BoNrgN; sgl,' i.-sr - $3.50 ~, .' N, ,s,s...is
80, rs . ,ssa W., 80. 49, iss 10 49,
s-.ssasrs bnr hesst. b-a % .,.i - I -
Hs~f. 90 HsIuetl kiggs h-rrg ~ 80 % 1879
hId, g. y. e. ~. -. 49, 80 y 90 81 'U,'Il
| s"ss 81 Hsu. 10. tsw sg's m ~ Z" 80 'asf.~s
P.y111rf Xxx. 81 a.fa. 80 3. D. Lg.fsss 80.
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