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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
Night Report


broM New York,
Nav yoss July o.-fhe Tribune has a ds,
patch dated Manchester, Tenn, June 30, which
saysl
Headquarters remain NJ Manchester Thomas
corps Ia w position faur miles from fulahoms,
Details Of the tight y, Shelbyville show that the
Rebels we're driven Into the liver, where over
100 we're drowned, and 90 or 20 officers and 100
private. we're taken prisoners, The Rsbel Gen,
Wheeler escaped on foot,
col, wllder's raid a. the rear Of iiragg's army
destroyed depot full Of stores. tore up the
track and tfesile work. burned the ears. &e,
Srsm 49, Louis,
Sc Louls. July Ex-Governor Yates Was shat
q, through the window while writing IN his office
~ hls residence In Springfield. Illinois. last night,
Ito was not Injured, There ID no clue 10 the per,
pelfalor,
trem Baltimore,
BALTIMORE, July a-The American of this
evening publishes the following
HsAnauAartRa MIppLr DEPARTMENT. July2,
Untll further orders citizens at baltimore and
county are prohibited from Keeping arms 10 their
possession unless enrolled ~ volunteer eompan.
les for the defense OF their homes
In accordance with the foregoing order the
dwellings IT citizens are now being visited by the
Provost Marshal and police 20 obtain arms In
their possession,
We learn from gentleman Who was q.
Westminster and prisoner IN the hands OF the
Rebels during their soiourn there that the Rebel
party who had the hght with the Delaware cav.
airy was the advance guard Of Stuart.
The Rebels Loot two Lieutenants killed and
fully dozen privales wounded.
The Rebels admitted their loss 10 killed aud
wounded 10 be greater than ours.
The Rebels In their levy on store. keeper
treated all alike-most OF the stores we're Quilted
The Rebels stole all the horses along the road
which they travelled a. well as those In town.
The American has the following In regard Il
the battle at Gettysburg:
We regret 10 learn from the officers whc
bfough; the body OF Gen Reynolds that Brgs
der General Paul Was killed In the same 6gh
south ofGestysburg. Col. Stone and Col. Wistf
we're both wounded and taken prisoners-
Gen. Newton took command Of the 1oe oogp
on the fall Of Gen. ReynoIds.
Reports from the battlefield in reas q 0eclys
burg yesterday are very favorable a ehon1pi
announce msnt \ made Of III = lane
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

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BRAKES PLANTATION DlrTERS
m,Hotales, strengthens, sud puiines lhe sys,,m IL
peileel appetizer AbA haNif'l Hfpai rsift lils eenl
pessd ~ pufu ~ rgls haH, lhe celebrated oalisa,
Hath, fees snA heFhs' Particularly aaapisd " weak
shi dveae pnfaens, AID can be felled aeon Ief "
parts iieufes nisltrsa, v atshile ,ouie hi Ias,
hehH el ehanspe ~ lhr aeasuns hald w alluaetla,
hNaapis, lieelf 49, haeoHs o. " niaks A pn NV
Broadway New initl isail hAsiiawam
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
GROCERIES.

AIv""D, o,howH'La A,y0wD.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
LIQUOR pGALllitfs
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Ale ~ DAlLt ,ass,r, 1T fs.e goods.
Constant, uRhaud and for sale Attn. lowest
prices tiafAn and assorted stock ~
Cas,e., sugar,
m.,.s.cs, s,,,p,
all... ...
Giass. ~ eodeaw ware,
SOAPS, candies, starch,
Wa,s,os, ,igass, Iesse,o.
u.s.rr.,, ~ h,,c t,,n, ,.rdase,
rwime, 'euon ,.t.., -, e.s,.u.,
Nu,,s, s,ss, Dates, '~,i,... avandy,
sio' u"w' wines, whisky,
Notions at al kinds, and
Plantation aud tIohcr's Bitsers
rrueuln ,,len,lon given 20 IN. sale Of
PRODUCE Of ILL kI.sDS
SO East Washington Street,
INDIAN. POLLS, IND.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

CARo, July ! The steamer Belle. from Mem
phi., brings Vicksburg dates Ia the Goth
The recent battle Ia Grants rear Is said 10 have
been severe, but no particulars have been 70
cci,ed No doubt the Rebels have been making
Preparations 10 cross the river aud escape into
Louisiana, ~ quite number Of skis aud IA,
boat. have been discovered
The Joth. i5ih and l20lh Illinois regiments
are among those who rushed into the breach
made Ia Fort TIN by The explosion of the
mine iu ten borins front on the 18th This
fort /. CO.'S the highest ground Ia the vicinity. aui
completely commands most Of the Rebel works
Cur ttoops are mounting - FOUNDER PARROTS
and inch DahlRrcens
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

w necorltuoo with resolution passal NJ The
serond meeting ot The ,diof ~ the -. idence ~
uoy Morton the following committees ~ ladies
AID gentlemen have bcou salectodl
COMMITTEE 90 htotrtloE Asp pistninrroN
M's lchann, Tnylur, lln,hmrr aud Noe.
Miss.s bandets, llaenn, Metflll and Gladly, NJ A
u Conner u NJ TAILOR, 4 Molene George
iande, Wa, Huntington, jas Smith, ! q.
Wight aud MpOmhef
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

NtWataS y c.. Jane 27.-rhe Wilmington
journal gives iul account. OF oar movements
here, naming the regiments departing and giving
their destination, befo-o anything had bees sent
North about Il Tor publication
The journal thinks the remarkable celebrity of
Gen Fo-tef's movements is q Just cause for grave
approximations, and says he Ia nmbe antelope
that will kip into Richmond while tho Conled
crates ate mapping, unless he IL we'll watched
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
Srow Wes,.w

losfos, July The ptse steamer Victory,
With 400 bales coiinn arrived IA d,, She ~.
captured on tho Nist ult, b, the eunhoat Santiago
10 Oum The steamer was bound FOE Nassau
nom Wilmington
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tron Lancaster.

LANCASTER, Pa July ! Nothing new hnra.
Col Franklin has communication With our forces
At McCalls Ferry and leach bottom, by q line
OF carriers The last message was received a,
ten o'clock 10 night, aud says nothing had been
seen Of the Rebel forces IN that vicinity
There IL vague tu,nof that che Rebels are AZ
York, bat Il II not believed
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

Mfs = Dana, y lhpgs Walters and WI
lamp Nj Wm smith, ing Fletcher, Cafmi
ehell James " Smith anil ipf \ Anderson
tonaiittt ~ fAhLts
NJ Terrell sehlaler, Charles Alagg aud !
llai,n
Al the ladies efe invited 30 asasl this com
miiipa
The respective committees ate requested ~
report -, uUV Moftoha residence this evening Al
! o'clock
Mrs q \ MORTON, President.
Mas u = pAsA, Soc, pto tom
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

HsRRIssrRo. July 2--The last Rebel left Car.
isle Yesterday morning The town was occupied
in the afternoon by portion Of our forces under
Gen. Saith.
At o'clock a large force Of Rebel cavalry
appeared and sent dag of truce demanding
surrender. which Was refused.
The enemY opened on the town. 9TH .r.,n 81,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
Prem ALBANY

Aln,s,, \ V, July IA dispatch has Jusi
been received Rom Governor Curtin addressed "a
Governor seymour, stating that the battle near
Gettysburg vas not decisive, aud asking him 10
scnd on all the troops be- could raise without do.
lay, tina, the need NJ them Vas pressing
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
ssew Washington.

W,sniSofoS. july 2-fhe latest dispatches
received from Gen, Meadelwere dated last nigh,
They state that The corps engaged With Esella
army we're 0en Reynolds aud den ilowatda
Gen Flessanlon succeeded Ia nhotng severe
Injury upon Stuau'a cavalry.
Reports received nom all quarters STE encour.
aging
Mrs, Lincoln was thIa morning injured hy the
horses running away with and breaking tho car
tlafe IN which che vas travelling from the Sol.
dier- Home Ia the Executive Mansion,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
gTsm ~. Louis,

Sc, Lous, July Ex-Governor Yates Was sho,
q, through the window while writing IN HI. office
NJ hs residence In Springfield, Illinois last night
ile MAS 20, Injured, There Ia no clue 10 the per
pelfaioT,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03
rsom rrea,eu.N. ..

fnrNfoN, \ j julya -0overnof Parker bal
received a dispatch from Governor Curtin. askln
foe more troops. and says he cannot magnif, Oh,
Importance at the demand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

hAlflMoHt, July ! Nothing additional frou
tle'lshnfg ~ lh,l contained Ia the special ~ the
New York Times This mornIugr
Gen lleynnlds fell morlally wounded IN ~,
hgh, near oellysbura lie remains have az
rived IA this cit,
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-03

n uA,f MN nuhnfLs 0f rfhb nutkwuvAr
u ioi sale inqelgt a. mf private fsslisres, No. ~
teh Alabama tfssi, rels 90 81 the seed
~ huls late hftsnmstsfl ~ ~ tehn uesissn, THE
toll gate 90 The nun road ens mile ssssh ~ ie~n,
lsiisdA~g, o. DthoST,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21
s,om me Southern. Guardian.

Ma Ep1roR . / do, not wish to trespassII
ON your tiime and patience, but I wish to-
saw i something about the way we women are
treated By tie spseulator and eztortionsfi
that have iept ont Of the war and free from
soht;np for their country I suppose they
think Re 3 have NO right tosay anything; but
we think differently N il very hard 70:
submit to all and say nothing, when allso
:onr dear ones away from home fghting, and.
enduring all the prisasions Of the eanp:
n is almost impossible to get anything 70
sustain s, life Cot the farmersto bay corn,
wheat q Anything ot the kind, he tells us
he hasnope to gsll, and at the same time
Ii bia aranaries are filed to soyerao lowing gouly
,ya;a;ng nj "a: higher price. otothe mer-
chant Is buy salt thing We must have
shs tsliggusIt the sane as the farmer none to
sell. and at the same time thousands Of bar.
rels hid in back room. - =
Some oftne poorsoldiers families thought
when there was such an abundant crop q
sugar cane making that they could do with
verv r. little meat and sugar, but the molasses
maker tells us the same as the merchant q
and faruer-only making for our own use e.
And if we find one very kind hearted gig Y
farmer that can dispose :of . few gallons, ns
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VOLUMES.
RATES OF POSTAGE I'M THE
@. STATES OF AMERICA s:

t.I - il. ~ Ehz- -.
E0R the convenience Of the public
age, under the of Congress Of the Confederate Steso
America, has been prepared. II must be borne In mnt
taat the 10 go into effect from and after such perot
asthe M General may, by proclamation, announce:
sgssss6 RATES OF POSTAGE. * zzssss.
Single letters, NOT exceeding half ounce in weight q
part Of the Confederate States shall be each 10 cents
additional single for each additional half ounce
z Drop letsess cents each.
In cases the postage be prepaid BY stamps
orstamped envelopes 3 ~ < so dss ~
Advertised letters 2 cents each. u
ss on NEWSPAPERS. "a q. 4 (!
Sent TO regular and boa de subscribers from the office
of publication, and exceeding three ounces In weight
q Weekly paper, 10 cents per quarter. = :.
Semi Weekly paper, % cents per quarter.
ySTH-Weeky paper, so cents per quarter. g.
= -Four times week, 40 cents per quarter.
S Five tlmesa week, so cents per quarter. -. q =
$ Six times week, SO cents per quarter.
Daily paper, 20 cents per quarter. - 1SsssS
-s5ssys.s+ ION PERIODICALS
Periodicals published oftener tnan scimcnthy shn be
changed as newspapers, -
Pefiodcais published monthly, not exceeding ax
ounce or fraction OF an ounce 2k cents additional per
semi-Monshiy, double thar.
BiMonthly orquaresiy, cents an ounce. -
a j,sss1S os rRAxsIrsT PRINTED NATTER.
Every other newspaper, pamphlet periodical and maga
zine, circular not sealed handful and engraving not
xceedins ounces In weight 2ccnts any distance;
cents additional for each addioDas ounce or less beyond
In oil cases the postage be prepaid by stamps OF
stamped envelopes. -
-. FRAMING pRIyILEGs. q 8 81 :ss
The following persons only are entitled NJ the fankipS
privilege, and IN strictly confined 70 Official bsl
gPostmnster General. $ 2z
His chief Clerk.
Auditcr Of the Treasury for the Post Office Department
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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21

lfH -
BEAR WITH THE LITTLE ONEs,-Chll.
dren are undoubtedly very troublesome, at
times, in asking questions, and should, Hith
ont doubt, be taught not to interrupt con.
.versation in company. But, this resolution
being made, we answer at any tune from
the active mind which must find 80 many
unexplained daily and hourly mysteries. =
They who have either learned TO solve these
mysteries, or have become indifferent as to
an explanation, are not apt to look compass
sionately enough upon this eager restless
mes ness on the part Of children to penetrate
causes and trace effects: By giving due
attention to these atroublesome questions,
child's truest education may be carried
on. Have little patience, then, and
sometimes think how welcome to You would
be translator, if you were suddenly drop.
ned into some foreign country, where ths
Language was, for the most pars unintelllgl;
BILE to You, and you we're bursting with l cu:
riosity abont every unusual object that mel mel
your eye.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21
The Expulsion Of British consuls.

The EXpulSlOu Oh orltASh SoAoIAo'
RIcHMoND. October 14.-The official
correspond hence With the State department.,
relative to the dismissal Of the British Con-
suls, is published in the Sentinel this
morning, and occupies nearly 2 page OF that
paper. The first letter, dated the 9th inst,
is addressed by Secretary Benjamin to Mr..
Slidell, informing him Of the cause Of ex-.
pulsion of the British consular agents in
the Confederacy, in order that he may have
the power Of correcting any misrepresenta-
ton on the subject Mr.. Benjamin then
proceeds with a very lengthy review about
the course of the British Government and
that of the Confedegacy, relating to these
officials, and refers to communications ad
dressed to the State and Confederate au-
tborities by two out of three British consul
lar agents remaining here, that they had
received instructions from their Govern.
ment to pursue q course in regard to per-
sons of British. origin resident within the
Confederaoy, which Mr.. Bepjamid says is
impossible to tolerate. After an explana-
tion Of the provisions Of the conscription
law, and statement Of the concessions
made to foreigners at the instance OF the
British Consuls, Mr.. Benjamin alludes 70
the recent correspondence Of Fullerton and
Bunch, asserting the existence of instruc-
tions from their Government counselling
enlisted soldiers to judge for themselves as
to their right to exemptions, This unwar.
rantable assumption by foreign officials o.
jurisdiction within our territory, and this
offensive encroachment on the sovereignty
| of the Confederate States, has been rspres'
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#rial Navigation.

2 We have this week the pleasure to record
the success of the most extraordinary in
vention Of the age, if moi the most SO of
any that the world ever saw-at least the
greatest stride in invention ever made by a
single individual ~ s2
Il. October last, DIR. Solomon Andrews,
Of Perth Amboy, N. j., commenced the
the construction of a war arostat, for recon-
noitering purposes, on his own Responsible,
ity, not being able, after submitting his
plans to the War department, to make the
honorable Secretary of War asee the utility
Of 4 machine which would go over into se-
cesh and receanoitre the force and position
of the enemy His plans showed on the
face of them, to any one not stupid, that
the machine could not do otherwise than go
ahead in any direction in which the bow
was pointed, snd that, too, with any amount
Of power or force which might be desired,
and which greenbacks would readily pro.
cure. The power required and the propel.
ling apparatus added but little weight to
the erostat, whether Of larger or smaller
dimensions; consequently, it did not in.
crease the. dimensions of the aeronaut be-
yond that of balloons or ordinary constrnc-
tion, much less in size than many that are
now made. The machine made by Doctor
Andrews would carry up three men, in ad:
dition to all the fixtures aud paraphernaliaa
for its forward movement. It contains 26,'
600 cubic feet Of hydrogen gas. Itcarried
him, weighing H2 pounds, and 256 pounds
ballast. - ~ - ,::.5.5s,5 :.ss55$
Upon his invitation, last spring, We have
sent our reporters at three different times
to witness his experiments with his machine
and have watched its progress with grea
interest. .5ss; .5. 80
It's form was that Of three cigars pointed
at both ends, secured together at their long
itudiual equators, covered by net, ant
] supporting by l2O cords car sixteen fee
below under its centre. = e; >,s.:.s35 s35a' ) 49,.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21

<. GoNFEDERATE spEppER e:aepy the
following receipt from the Rock kinhsn Regs
.istsr, fcs making a coudimeuts equal 20 The s !;
best pepper: Take eight orten pods ct 9 q rsd "a
pepper, boil Is strong as yyou can make it;;
then add one pintof fHheat and boil until y y
gets strong, then dry and parch i broRn
very slowly, Then grind and i ia # tor
use. -. ). N 80. -, fasr.-t,s,E =,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1863-10-21

SOUTHERN GREEK FIRE Capt. Travis,
Of Mobile, whose celebrity in the manufacs
ture and use of firearms is daily increasing.
invented a modern Greek Fire whieh Will
prove pyss Invaluable to the gonfederacy in the
conduct .of sthis war Two experiments re;
.centiy tried near Mobile: were drowned with
success A correspondent of the 4 sgtstsr
says: - - -
s On Tuesday evening last near the Bay
Road, in the suburbs Of this city, IN the
presence: of several scientific professors,
ordnance and artillery officers, Col Miiler,
commanding this Volunteer; and Conscrlpts
Bureau, Other officers Of the army and navy,
q SCORE of ladies and at least one reprssen-
tatige. of the press, Capt Travis made tHo
distinct experiments q bis fres or compost
ton. usi1e iii On each occasion less than half
! pint 81 the preparasio ion aaid. Both
were eminenfly successfu eliciiing unigsr:-
Esal commendatipn Inata0tane eonsly on bes
Ei6e exposed 10 The ST. the daid became g
Eblazs 81 fite with heat intense resembling
tfthat tof; liquid metal SiR the; smslting pro:
cess A pilsofgteea wood into hich i
fwas thrown ignissa iimmaa aiatal y Ike tn
Edsr. itheuts saaiay, within ten seconds,
i number Of basls ssss full o va ster were
EthroWn 81 upot the aanas dsass volume
II smoke ascendsa, the hjjsyius aud singing
Esound of q qusnehed a5e vAa heard, the
burning auids licked ups :sbe water destroy
ing its oxygen, 8 fuel seemingly added g
| the fame, and the wood cracked aud th.
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OFFICE a. Q. M.

y Ahi1fsSi tJN' o q, octouet 10 1oo"' :
MFR. Je C. MILLER is appointed
lvI Agent Of this Department, for the purchase Of
FODDER and CORN for the Districts of FORK and Chester
Planters desiring 10 sell will communicate with MIN,
through The POST OFFICE, at Yorkve, s. Carolina-
Particular attention must be paid to the PACKING NO
WATER must be used, greatoss 70 the was
last year. BY Fodder being packed
~ 'zs ~'~ = MOTE { 4. pRINGhE, Capt, and A,:a. NJ
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& : Operations ofthe Patent Office, 3,
We subjoin. list Of patents issued from
The, Confederate States Patent Office from
lssJuly to LIST October, 1858, with, the date
Of feach patent |
Benjamin Cook, Kinstop, M explo,,
sive apparatus, July TO- s.-s.SS::,,.,s
Albert Bloomer, assigner TO w: N.Smiith,
Richmond, Va, faze gauge and cutter,
July 15.
John stilvell, spaldiag, Ga, oharn { lpa y 5Ju--
ly Is. .l..q s. ss.5, ..ss,s5s.5.;. ssssl
Charles Knowlton, Talbotton, Ga, ma,
chine for cutting shoe pegs, July 22.
Phillip p. Love, Apgusta, Ga, projec.
tile, July %. 81 Z 4 -!
Nj. Waterhouse & w. Whealan, Char
lotte, N. e., .yarnish, ,Jnly 20. ~
a. Barbain, New Orieans, La, torpedo
electromagnetic, August 5. e 49,. q
# H. Holland, Charlotte, n. G., process oi
producing copperas, August 8.
Hughes, Pendergrass 4 Snow, Monroe,
Ga, loom, August 10. -. 80. s.-iz &
NIB Tyler Richmond, Vs.. hominy
mill, August To-.
Il Conner, Mobile, Ala, projeetils, Az:
gust a.. ~ &
b. Conner, MOBILIZE Ala, breach.load.
ing Cannon, August 22. q.
a. +. Voick, Nufemburg, Barayia, de.
sign of bust Of Lieut. Gen. jackson An
gust 25. y g. s555 ~
r. a, White, & e. 81 Leuher, Rich.
nond, Va. bullet machine, August %:
Robert Cretzbaur, Austin, Texas wood,
en- shoe soles, August %.
Robert Cretzbaur, Austin, Texas, hall
wooden soled shoss, August 2S. r..
q. Mod Glasgow, Ky, torpsdoesl
September 8. q; s 4.
Thomas Morse, b iichmoad Va, breech
loading fire-arm, Septsmber 40. q
q. q. suiger, Port Lasaca, Eexas, torpe
do, September Is. "a d ~ &
James 3. Hanger Stalnton Va., artl
.foial leg, September is.
q, Mcdaniel Glasgow torpedo
September q,
B. q. Washingto Hannibal, DO. ma
chine for casting friotion tnbess Septembel
"a. -
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{50ITTHCAROLINA- A-Y YORKDIS-

WALTER B. METTS, sC. 70
~ d. has apnlied TO me for Letters of Administration
dc So1is o on oil and singular the goods and chattes
rights and credits OF late of the District
aforesaid, deceased. 81 3 - ?
the kindred and creditors of the said deceased TO be
and aupeat before me- az next ordiners Court for
the said District TO be holden at York Court House, on he
9Th day OF Noyenber next 10 sew cause If why the
said Administration should not be granted.
Given undermy hand and Seal this day Of September
I'm me wear of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
snty-three and in the eightyeghh year OF the lnde
spendence Of South Carolina. ...gu - =, :.
lsial % JOHN 40 a; Brown, =, ST. s.
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without having il1e llae oroken oF aistulo' ..
ed. These bodies aye descrleea e. as pe!ng EN-,
e whltish, green color, ana passea g = ,e .sas
distance: Inen came g .couusless a.u1... ::
tudsof men, dressed ln !, y Rnlse, maloeing g
column, on tne grouao' y aa o2sus Aslu ,.s =
the moun sain slo 20, ~ Z = 1. paw, s.s1
susn aeapas WE e. ~ ~ TEa w;tnsssss
Z : q. ~ a. nan ,,o. only
ssass snas sls sya.4 asS sna a,ts,be;,
g ,slo.s, p,.s, - = ~ 80 8
nesas s;s, s,,s tsse 90 naala =. little be-.
sa asayd ~ y aiat;ns.Igssser, q aniok.
u.uu INV ss' wv ros.;n - b;s nos;t;on in the
uu mo Rss. RsSs = 800 'na..ine far an hour OF
.a.. ras. ona , : I : sbaugbt. numbered thous.
.uo,e, aaa, : TIC f;aId ovsr which
sGas - slysss = sasa,sj sa sbnndrad wards Is
10y pAsss. 3. $. s. ant;rs area Il
lsas.a, aaS Tsa;s ~. usasral annsarsnea .was
pssa h;.s "a thsn uitbont arms q h knapsacks