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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
Peak FnmIIY Bell RInrrrs.

This celebrated troupe of vocalists and he'll
ringers drew large and fashionable audience Inst
evening to hear the sweet music Of the bells This
evening they make their second appearance. Few
entertainments cnn compare with this; for, aside
from the melody OF the bells which they handle
with so much dcXterity, among the most promi-
ncht OF the solo talent, is Mad. Julia Blaisdell.
whose Performance on the harp elicits loud ap.
PIause. Gustave kaufman, solo violInist, add
much to the attraction Of the programme. This
afternoon they give a matinee for the accommoda-
tion OF children
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
Rules In Regard to Letters TO go Beyond
the IInes

In order TO secure the transmission of letters
across the lines, the following rules, established
by an order Of Gen. Dix, must be complied
with
/. No letter must exceed one page of letter
sheet, or relate to any other than purely do
nestle matters.
=. Every letter must be signed with the
writer's name In full.
8. All letters must be sent with five cents
postage enclosed, If to go to Richmond, and
ten cents If beyond.
4. All letters must be enclosed to the Com
manding General of the Department of Nir.
ginia, at Fortress Monroe. No letter sent to
any other address will be forwarded
All letters sent to Fortress Monroe without
strict compliance with these rules, except for
prisoners of war, will be transmitted to the
Dead Letter Office.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICES,

L5-Grand Demonstration by the Sons a
lSS.perance:-The various Divisions OF the Ordd
OF Sons Of Temperance, in this CITY, will hold
grand public demonstration, on WEDNESDAI
EVENING, the 9Th inst, in McKendree Chapel, o
streets, in honor Of the presence of the Head of Nh
P.i Of Portland, Maine.
interesting addresses may be expected from
L. Carlton, of Maine; Fred. A. FiekAFt. Of Phil
uelphisj Messrs. Cant and GObright, of MARYLAND
and others. Good singing by an excellent choir
B57Thc Divisions with their lady yisItoTs eioth. I.
In regaia, will assemble at their respectfye DiviI
Ion Rooms, at o'clock A band of music will
provided, to head the procession, which will marc
to the church in order 'N
The meeting will convene at O'Clock. mb-2t
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
General Banks Address to his Army

General Banks Address to his Army.
HEADQUARTERs DEPT. OF THE GULF,
10TH ARMY CoRPs.
COTEGELE, near Vermllllonville,
April 10, 1858.
General Orders No. %.
The morning salute celebrates the anniversa-
ry Of the battles of bexlngton and Concord in
1775, and the assault upon American troops at
Baltimore In 1861. The day is consecrated to
Union ana Liberty
Soldiers, You have exhibited your devotion 10
Its hallOwed memories and the principles II
represents. IN peace you contributed in every
professional and industrial pursuit to the
prosperity and power which gave a worldwide
rGnown to the American States. In war you
have learned to endure fatigue, suffered priva-
tions, conquered difficulties, and achieved vic
tories.
In three months You have become soldiers;
you have defeated the enemy, dispensing his
army and destroying his navy. In twenty DAYS
you have marched 300 miles, fought four en-
gagcmcnts, expelled him from his Notifications,
driven him at the point of the bayonet from
Berwick's Bay to Opelousas, captured ten guns
and two thousand prisoners, including some
of his best officers of all arms, and made the
reorganization Of his forces for the present i'm
possible, by depriving him of all the material
resources Of war, destroying his foundries and
demolishing his salt works that for two years
nave sustained the life of the Confeleracy.
The navy of the Gulf shares in the honors of
the campaign. 1t has encountered and dis
pGrsed the fleet of the enemy and sunk the
Queen of the West. To-day 1t will reduce the
Qualifications at Butte la Rose, and open the
Atchaialaya to the Red river, and thence to
Courtablcau, to the Washington of Louisiana.
Let us be grateful to Him who giveth us the
victory, and true to the coors we defend. New
glories arc before us. The Army of the Gulf
VNtll -.
every eye be fastened upon its movement. Let
us honor the flag we bear, and remember that
to defy danger is to drive 1t into the ranks of
the enemy.
By command of MAJOR GENERAL BANKS.
RICHARD B. IRWIN, A. A. General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
NOBLE WORDS /

"WHENEvER THEY (THE REBELs) HAVE THE
POWER, THEY DRIVE BEFORE THEM INTO THEIR
"RANKs THE SOUTHERN PEOPLE, AND THEY
WOULD ALSO DRIVE Us. TRUST THEM NOT.
WIRE THEY ARLE, THEY WOULD INVADE AND
" DESTROY Us WITHOUT MERCY. ABSOLUTELY
ASSURED or THESE THINGS, l AM AMAZED THAT
ANY ONE COULD THINK OF PEACE ON ANY
TEL MS He VINO ENTERTAINs THE SENTIMENT
~ I 1T ONLY TO NJ A SLAVE lie WHO UTTERs
" IT AT THIS TIME, MOREOVER, Is A TRAITOR To
" ms COUNTRY, WHO DESERVES THE sCoRN AND
CONTEMPT or ALL HONORABLE MEN. ."-ROV-
crans, 10 The General ASSeD,blyor Ohio February,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

,0-B1tohelOr's Hair DYe--The Best in
ul me Morld.-William A. Batchelor's celebrated
t Dye produces color not to be distinguished
essti the ill-eifeots ofbAd dyes and nvg-
1Tat9s Tp the HALF for life. GREY, RED, or RUSTY
ieaVing the hair soft and beautiful Sold nv Al
Druggists, &C. ~ ~
G The genuine Ia signed VIM A. BATCHELoR,
on the four sides OF each box.
ESeto5yI no. 81 Barclay street, (LAte 2sS Broad.
way and 10 BOnd,) New York, INV 2a-Iv
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

II Ths Great PennsyIVaIIIa Route,--The
quickest and safest route to the Northwest and
SSouthwest. Two through trains daily, and one on
ouh9ay. Soldiers' tickets at Government rates to
al an the principal points In the North and West.
Eof iekets and further information apply at the OF.
nee OF me Great Pennsylvsnia Route, !" northeast
SOfher PennsylvAnia avenue and Sixth street, un.
der National Hotel, once open from 7 a. m. to 8
p m'ion SundAyB2 TO I 4p. m.
aug AGENT.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
nR. FIsHBLATT,
~ OF No. 42l, corner Of Eighth and streets,
OppOBite the Gennral pnnt nmnn

~ Can be consulted on RHEUMATIC AFFECTIONS,
- ';UGEnSSGMfL!ON, LIVER COMPLAINTS CHRONIC
o. o. Whatever character, and which may be declared
lhenfable Dy other physicians He engages TO mAke
an immediate cure. - '''"-N
From his lengthy practice in the science OF mOdi.
cine ne Is enabled TO offer himself TO the public a.
pelhB the only one In Washington capable OF Afford
ing speedy relief. All cases durable will be RuRFAn.
ueu' lie warrants a cure without the use OF meF.
curry or any other dangerous medicine. Recent oaIea
cured in two or three days.
n b. LetteTs addressed to Dr. f., at his ONCE, No,
al corner Of Eighth and L streets, opposite Gen.
~al Post ONCE, viii receive immediate attention,
Oo9-V
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
Reliable.

The situatl on of the Army of the Potomac is
almost as mysterious as twas yesterday morn.
ing. Nothing reliable has come to hand. either
FROM public rprivate sources.- Morning Chro,,,
icle, 5M.
THE same paper from which we clip the above
paragraph contains three columns of details OF
the great battle.-ED. REPUBLICAN.
STILL LATER.
General Fitzhugh Lee has been taken pris-
oner, and is now in this city."-.Hor,,ilo C6ro,,.
icle, 5M.
"a report was banded about the hotels YES
terday that Fitzhugh Lee was among the prls-
oners, 1t is entirely Incorrect. ."-M MorniRg
Chronicle, 5h.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
o f CIAL.
NOTICE.
WAR DEPARrMENr.

Washington CITY, D. c., Jan. 25, 1868.
In consequence of the pressure of business
the War Department, passes for citizens to Wis
the Army of the Potomac will be given at u
Office of Lieut.. Col. CONRAD, 1872 PennsylvauI
avenue, above Nineteenth street. ia 30
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

A SINGULAR CHAIN OF CAsrALrIrs.-Thc
New Haven Palladium narrates the r,rlo,yir,,
curious chapter Of casualties:
1--WE noticed a few DAYS since Nm. .,,f.fI,
Mr.. Eli Tyler, Of Middlebury. He hum lin,
self on Wednesday, the 18th, and shortly air,'r
the discovery Of his body man named Hayr,
a neighbor, started to inform a brother of Nr
Tyler of the fact his horse ran and he waf
thrown out, lnjuring his head badly, and he is
reported TO have since died. Mr. silas TuttlC
started on horseback TO obtain doctor to At
tend Mr.. Hayes, when his horse fell with him
breaking three Of his ribs. During the same
week, Mr.. Chester Atwood, Of Watertown, a
neighboT OF the parties above named, while
harnessing his horse was kicked by the animal
and had his skull broken In. He was injured
70 severely that he soon expired"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
aug 8

ENOR SALE.--A THREE-STO BRICK
Il HOUSE, with back building, containing in ali
ten rooms, eligibly situated on the southwest
corner OF virginia avenue and Tenth street. 'front.'
modern style, with large, airy rooms, and is very
conveniently arranged. The locatOnis is one Of the
most pleasant and healthful in the citv' ~ '''0
Terms-One third cash; the remainder in ak.
twelve, and eighteen months, secured by deed OF
the premises, nv XIV 80
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

ARRIVAL or SICK AND WOUNDED soLpIERi
Last night about two hundred and ifty sick ,
wounded soldiers arrived here from Aqua Gre
Among them there are none seriously wound
They received every proper attention.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

GENERAL RosECRANs has leased two hundred
acres Of garden land near Nashville, and has
sent to Cincinnati two quartermasters to pur-
chase vegetable plants and seeds. He designs
raising vegetables for his army to last through
the present Summer and Fall.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

10 The Unconditional Union Vot.r. M \
the seventh ward, favorable to the election M
Dixon, Douglas and Forsyth, are requested to meet
9Th, at half past seven o'clock to nominate canal
dates Tor the Board Of Aldermen and Common
NOunCll, M
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

IL Sons Of TemperRnce.-The Grand DiyI
sion sion OF the Sons of Temperance OF the District Q
Columbia, VIII he instituted in Union Hall, Mint
street, on wednesday, the 9Th inst, at 10 o'clock
Inc most Worthy Patriarch will be present. Tw,
sessions OF the Grand Division will be held-fore
noon ana afternoon. All members Of the Orde
are cordially invited. BY order Of
my 6-lt THE CONTMITTPE
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

CAMP GRIswoLD-Col. McConihe commanding
the One Hundred and Sixty-ninth regiment, New
York volunteers, has named the new encsmpment
OF that regiment near suffolk, Va, Camp Grswold,
in honor OF Hon. John A. GriswOld, the represen-
tative in the next Congress from the Rensselaer, and
Washington District, in the State Of New York.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
may l-stFS&T GI

% The National Union League will
hold public meetings every TUESDAY EVENING,
In their Hall, 4sI Ninth street. There will be
speeches, National Songs, &C, The reading-rooms
open every evening. AprLIw
Alfred Thomas, ESqr is duly authorized and
aeeredited as An Agent to solicit aud receive sub.
serlpuons and contributions in support Of the Ma.
uonal uhion League Reading Room.
WIN. BEBB, PreAident.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

65-Quaekery.--Iear earnest tly caution Young men
SSuHering rom Nervous Debility, &C, against en-.
uSahgeling their health by pAtroniZing any of the
huteInslng quacks. You can fully recover by the
methods used BY the advertiser, and by hundr, d.
OF Others, and In no other way. Read letter which
VIII senu you II you Will send me postpaid ems
'eIope bearing your address, Direct to
.rs L.. EDWARD H. TRAVER,
"Po-uSWom Lock Box, Boston, Mass,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

MAN FOUND DEAD.-A negro man, named Di
was found dead in a wagon on street, betw
sixth and Seventh streets, about O'Clock
morning. The deceased was carried to the I
dence of his sister-in-lAw, in the First ward wi
the coroner's inquest will be held.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

REsIGNATIoE AND APPoINTMENT.-The reSlgna-
tiOn Of Hobart Berrian, ESQ., Fourth Auditor of
the Treasury, was accepted yesterday, aud VIM.
W. DSnenhoweT, chief clerk Of the office, receives
the appointment Of Auditor, dd iRteriRL
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

ARREST ORA PICKPocKET.-Franois Tieny v
arrested yesterday, BY the Second precinct poll
for picking the pockets OF John Redwood OF A:
In Treasury notes and sI.5O in small notes.
was committed to jail for court by Justice Thor
snn.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

RArLRoAUs-Arrirai and Departure Of Trams.-
The advertisements on our fourth page ere insert
ed by authority Of the railroad companies sever
ally named arc officially corrected when changes
are made, hence can be relied upon as correct.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

DEATH or GEN. MOTT.-Among the killed In
the battle near Chsncellorsyille Saturday, was
Brighdier General Mott, Of Gen. slckles' corps,
formerly colonel ofa New Jersey regiment in Gen.
Hooker's old division. He was one Of the bravest
and most efficient officers in the service
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

ORDERED TO Duty. 80 Paymaycr Clcron.
Helen, has been ordered to the steam sloop
PawneC.
Acting Master Z. Lee Moses has been ordered
to the East Gulf blockading squadron.
Acting Ensign W. c. Odionc has been or.
dcred to the steam gunboat Wissahickou.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

CouNTERFEIr GREENBACKs ABRoAD.-Sevcral
engravers in Sheffield, England, have been ar
rested for the manufacture of spurious United
States Treasury notcs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

MORE PRIsoNERs.-The Provost Marshal has
ceived Information that another lot of prison,
Will arrive this evening from Fredericksburg.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
Care Of the Wonnd.d-

Persons who have just arrived from the
Army state that the arrangements for the care
Of the wounded are most admirable, aud the
promptness and energy Of the medical corps is
worthy of all praise.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

WoUNDED.-Maj. higgins, Of the ssth New Yo
formerly oommandAnt at the Old Capitol pris,
and Capt. Sherwood, formerly commAndAnt at (
Central Guardhouse, are among the wounded
the battle Of Fredericksburk.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

Says an astronomer to a bright-eycl girl,
when talking of rainbows: "Did you ever see
a lunar bow, Missl' 81 have seen beau by
moonlight, if that's what you mean," was the
rgiOindCr
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

MUSTERING OuT.-Wc learn, incidentally, that
II has been decided, under the order reducing the
First District regiment to a battalion, to muster
out OF service CHptainsJ J. Mundell jr., P l. Rodier
and James Coleman. Captains II. NJ. Knight, Ro-
bert Boyd, NJ. P. Fisher and Robert Clark are to
be retained,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

CoNNEcTrcUT.-The official returns of the
vote given at the recent election show Bucking
hams plurality to he 2,GS7; his majority 2,GOl.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

p Notice;--The voters of the FIFTH WARD
% who are friends and supporters of the Administra
lion and maintain the Union, are reauested 10 meet
at WARDS BUILDING, corner OF Second street
ING May 1th, at half.past seven O'Clock. < fN'
D. d. FRENCH,
N. SARGENT,
my 4-3t' (Chronl
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

GAIT o. W, HOLMES, son of the peot, DR.. Oil,
wendell Holmes, was wounded in the heel in I
attack on Fredericksburg, Sunday.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

The RAILROADS at the South are fast wear.
ing out, and there arc no means Of renewing
themi and the Southern Coniederacy is on the
road TO ruin.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
ron CITY SURVIVOR.
L. sCHAUMBERG Err.

SEE FIRST PAGE of to-day's REPUBLICAN for
interesting news matter and miscellaneous
paragraphs
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

GEN. BERRY was killed by MIME bullet, which
shattered his arm and passed through his heart and
lungs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
AatiOual grpnhlitau.
WASHINGTON, d. O.
TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 5, 1858.

nJ- The Once OF the National Republic
can Is AZ 5II Ninth street, between Penn
YlvRnIR avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05


Business steady Markets firm.
Fish MARRET.-Herrings per thousand, 81 to
50 So Shad per hundred So to 81.
FIGmT.-The boatmen on the canal while wrest.
ling yesterday evening the tow-path, got into a
muss, in consequence of those who were wrestling
falling down an embankment about thirty feet high.
Seth Buchanan, 1t seems, struck his head against
rock as he went down, and, being somewhat net
tied, commenced GtOning and struck the one who
threw him several times, when they engaged in a
hst-hght, in which Buchanan was severely handled
by "sailor Jack" his opponent. By this time there
were many ready to engage In the fight, but the
guard at the Aqueduot interfeIed and put a stop
to 1t.
ROBBERY-A gentleman holding high position
and very respectfully connected was robbed, last
Thursday evening, Of SIG and a silver watch at
the Railroad House. near the street car depot. The
thief Is not yet arrested, and the circumstances OF
the case warrant uS in Withholding names.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
my 43t'

!, ~. Masonic.--The Serui-annual Communioa.
uon OF the NJ. ". Grand Lodge OF Free and Ao-
septeu Masons OF the District OF Columbia will be
held Az masonic Hall corner of and Ninth streets
on TUESDAY EVENING, May 9th, at O'Clock.
Uncers and members will please be punotuaI,
nally Invited. NV ""''''
may l-3tFS&T Grand Secretat,,,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
stock Mnrket To-day.

We are indebted to Jay Cooke & Co., bankers,
for the following condition of the stock and
sale market to-day.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO KiLL.-This morn
about half past o'clock, Joseph Taylor, col
man, applied at house on the Island, kent
colored woman, for lodgings. The lodgings b
granted him, he used insulting language to
and seizing a chair he attempted to strike her,
was prevented by the husband. He then ruI
Into the street, and drawing a revolver, said II
came out he would shoot them. He was ARE
by Oficer Carraher, who conveyed him to the
tion-housc. This morning Justice Stratton
him $40 for carrying concealed weapons, and
mitted him to jail for court, for assault with in
TO kill.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
FuR CITY COLLECTOR

FuR CITY COLLECTOR.
A.. RDS.
IOR CITY REGISTER.
WILLIAM D. WOOD.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

ISFAHT FoUND.-About sK O'Clock last eve
syouns man, ChaS. crump by name, went b
Fourth precinct station house, and stated u
had found an infant In a basket, on Mr.. Hage
door sill, at the corner of Pennsylvanla av,
and Twenty-second street. ofioer Clements
ceeded Immediately to the spot, took charge o
child, and delivered II TO the sisters in oharS
the Insane Asylum near the Circle. The Oh
girl, apparently ten months old. The folio
note was found; "Thls child is to be named Mi
No. 6i.- Tell the child, when It can remember,
its mother sought wAtery grave.n
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05

Lieut.. Col. Rodman, 3Slh Mass. Vols, men.
tions case OF marked coolnotl md bravery on
the part Of private Patrick Smith, d Co., 5Sth
Mass. Vols, who, coming suddenly upon three
rebels, shot one Of them and compelled the
other two to'surrender, bringing them both in
as prisoners. =.
Nv entire command, officers and men, be-
haYod with marked coolness and courage
throughout the entire engagement, proving
themselves truo men and brave soldiers.
7 have to speak in the highest praise Of all
the members Of my staff, who were necessarily
mounted and under fire during tho entire en-
gagemont. .......
am, sir, very respectfully, your obcdiont ser
want, o. P. GooDING,
Col. Comd'g Sd Brig. Sd Div.
To +. A. FRENCH, A. A. A. G. Sd Div.
Col. ChIokering appointed Military Cow
ernOr OF OpelOusas.
HEADQUARTERs DEPT. OF THE GULF,
10th Army Corps, Opelousas,
April 20, 1868.
GEN. GRovBRi The 4lst Massachusetts will
at once relieve tho 160th New York as Provost
Guard Of Opelousas.
Col. Thos. Z. Chickerlng, of the 41st Massa-
ehusetts, will act as Military Governor and
Provost Marshal Of Opelousas.
By command Of Maj. Gen. N. p. Banks.
RICHARD b. IRWIN, A. A. G.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-05
Edition
FROM GEN. BANKS ARMY.
FFICIAL REPORTS
ACCOUNT OF THE BArrLE OF BAYOU TECH
PIRITED ADDRESS or GEN. BANKS TO HIS
SOLDIERS. ..'
he COMPLIMENTS THE NAVY.
FOUR O'CLOCK. p. NJ.

By the latest arrivals we have received the
following addresses, reports and orders to the
army of General Banks in relation to their late
brilliant achievements and other matters. The
address of Gen. Banks has Napoleonic ring:
HEADQUARTERs 3D BRIGADE, 3D DIVISION,
DEPARTMENT OF THE GULF,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
WIT AND HUMOR.

ISsULrED THE WRoSa "GoosE. A bashful
gentleman, of Holly Springs Mississippi, took vio-
lent "hankcrns' after fair scamsress Of tho town,
and, after great deal of hesitation finally brought
his courage up to the sticking point, and made an
evening call on tho lady. lie found hor busily
gagged at her work, pressing OF garment with q
tailors goose She, however, received him very
courteously, and continued her work A bevy Of tho
seamstress female friends dropped in, few minutes
after our heroic friend had subsidized into silence for
no found il absolutely impossible TO maintain con-
versaton with the lady, The sudden entrance of tho
visitors, instead of relieving, only added to his EN-
barrassment, and he sat in silence until his situation
became painful to all, but to more than himself.
All efforts TO draw him into yersatiOn prcvee abor
tive, and 1t became n matter of serious concern to
tho ladies how to relieve the gentleman of his en-
barrassment, without a catastrophe for ho we'll
known to all of them as n gentleman great worth,
bashfulness being his only fraity The seamstress,
finally got through with he work, and called out to
the negro man in the kitchen:
joint
The door opened, and stout, burly negro stuck
his.hcad through the doorway, and said
II is here, Missus,n
"Iohh will you take this GOOSE out p
Our bashfu friend sprang his feet in instant,
and exclaimed
II beg your pardon, Madam, for intruding on you
but L IL 20 out myself
Before the lady could explain her meaning TO him,
he had gathered his hat and made his exit, which
was followed by the frantic yells of the girls l am
sorry to add that that little Misunderstanding mado
cid bachelor and An old maid
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1863-06-06
who did that

DIsAPrOlsTEp WoNAs.--A few months since,
a gentleman had tho misfortune 10 loose his vile,
literary lady Of some reputation After grieNng tor
a number OF weeks a bright idea entered the head
Of the widow. lie thought he could do something TO
lesson his and for that purpose he called upon
a lady Of his acquaintance. and requested to speak
with her IN private. Thinking that she was about 10
receive proposal the lady prepared to listen WIN
becoming resignation . ..L
"Myrrha said he. with dowReAst eyes as he took
her hand you kReW my vile
Certainly
II "a not good cor a man to alone
Perhaps uut.
did YOU ever tsaec, upon that part u the mar
rags service which required couples 10 elea'e unto
zach other yll death do Us part
II have ofisp reflected uuon 4 myself Nov death
has parted me from iuy Wils, aud feel SsTy lon'ly
shuuld think h likely
think uiust 10 sllleihing to restore ~ me her
kiRi consultations ani tho uieiuy ui her Nlrtuss I'D
he Ife,sed the lulY haud and sghcd nhe re-
taTnel the pressure and also sanssei sh 10 s'eaps
NY iear, he said afeE long pause Il 2 cone
sl N plia' a enss ha's aF'oI''Al 10 make
sLe6la,hei asi eo,slsi L,r iaes s,h LsI hand,
NAea | haze cuncluicd a. stliv mY als blhf
gfaIhy Nos have bed bat hus skll IA literary
ekefc,es, anl q yua al eugTpel ml wanusell lh shi
glhs 'hs ts4llss' u 'As chapters. sn' s"s 'ss
sLs sfsaas l'oa st 'iis ssl Ss' 'ys' e''h'd -i'A
sl'l 'ss ~. Aasssi ara sal 'Ass 5oA' 'oa-
sls lsa lhs roas ssi esIss slls % sslsss h,l
igsiHsi ils slauu aghsl, tsak H. 1t set
sssl hoiss hs ~ "a "a Fstislsi 90 iisisssi
u asis ~ " - Eisslsslf ~