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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
SCOTT AND MCCLELLAN.
A Queer statement i'm an
Abolition Paper.

| 81
A Philadelphia correspondent fur
nishes the following explanation Of Gen.
McClellsn's failures to report to General
Scott, when the latter was bis active su
perior, and OF the silence of Gen. Scott
In view OF tho recent publication Of his
official letter OF complaint against Gen.
Mcclellan. We do not know that this
explanation ia correct, aud we publish
it only TO elicit further calculations,
which the matter eminen,ly requires.
Can it be true that our government al
lowed detected traitor-cae who bad
betrayed position of the very highest
trus,--to be placed on the retired lis,
and 90 TO Europe on pay as still an Of
ficcr OF our almyl II It did, Who can
wonder that treason is rife 10 our serv-
ice, and that gunboats and ships Of war
arc betrayed into the hands of our enc
mics But hear what the coriespon-
dent Of the n. Y. Tribune says:
| To the Editor Of the N. Y. Tribune:
SIR-Many persons are disappointed
n learning that Gen. Scott will not pub.
sh an explanation OF bis complaints
I against e II. Mcclellan TO the Secretary
OF War, which was, by the call u Mr.
Stevens, OF Pennsylvania, on the Sec
re,arv of War, published and read in
the House of Representatives. Many
ask why was the letter called for. There
was discussion on the subject, and they
ask what i, was intended to show by il.
Thereby hangs tale. Gen. SCOTS
position iss very delicate one. Some
people do suspect the Generals Union
sentiments TO lean toward the "way-
ward sisters" but no matter about that.
General Scett writes to the Secretary OF
War, complaining Of McClellan's indif-
ference or neglect of him for not re-
porting his plans or consulting hun about
the disposition of lis torces. This &C.
CURED sometime after it had been dis
coveted 10y Gen. Mcclellan tina, Gen.
scot's Office was not the sa'est place for
bin to expose bis plans or make known
hat he was do ng. 1t is known that
Gen. McClellan's plans bad rcen several
tunes IN q very mysterious way, made
known TO the rebels almost as quickly
as they were made known TO cur com.
mandcrs in the @ld. Gen. Mcclellan
found out the individual; it was Gen.
SCOTS son.in.la~. Henry L. Scott, who
WAS with Gen. Scott in Washington, rs
an Inspector General, with tie RAJ k,
pay, DC, Of Colonel Of Cavalry. Gen
Mcclellan went TO the President about
the extraordinary lcnouemen', aud Col
Scott and Adiutant Thomas, who was
also suspected Of treachery, were sum
moncd 10 tie White House to be con.
tron,ed on the charge. Col. Scott CON.
tossed his guilt What was done7 :
Why, Col. Scott, instead Of beng she,
for his treason, was allowed t. be plac
ed on the retired list for lie, and to re
ceivc the pay and cmoumcnts OF 1t
Col. of Cavalry. He Immediately wen,
10 Europe, where he is dong all he can
for secession! Gen. Scott will not pub.
llsh anything. He knows the reason
why Gen. Mcclellan did not report his
plans to him, and Gen. Scott will not
stir up matter that would be OF nc
advantage TO one Of his family, who i. a
traitor living upon . government which
he basey betrays. SMITH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

Hap IlA THsRE.-A Congressional
candidate was thus interrupted by an
inebrlatc "My friend" sad be, ! am
proud 10 see around me ,onieht the
hardy yeomaury OF the land, for | love
the agricultural interests of the country;
ard well NAV | love them, my fellow
citizens, for | WIS born iarmer-the
hgp:iest days OF my youth were spent
III the peaceful avocat'ons Ct son Of the
-ail. Ii may be allowed to use a
hsura'ise expression, my fiends, ! NAV
say, vas raised between two lows Of
corn. "a pumpkin I. by thunder ex-
claimed the iuebriated Joe.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
s,ructlye.

A CANINE JoAs.-A war letter relates
,ha. the men ot the 26,h New jersey
Regimen, had repeatedly s;oien the
,resh mes, from the "a Vermont Reg
,aeut, in the li.tt. AMI appropriated ].
ID their use Some ct tie Vermont
o2ys ,hereupou killed oog, dressed it
neatly, and hung Up the quarters IN the
Qlar,ermastei's Department. The Jer.
sev., mistaking il for mutton, stole, as
usual, and bore il /, II in triumph. The
Iermonters were on the watch, and as
ccr.ainod that il was served up next day
apon the table Of some Of The jersey OF.
ticers. Inc joke soon became public,
aud the Jerseys are greeted, when they
visit tue camps Of the Nermon,ers, with
4 "bow-wow wow by way Of friendly
salutatieu.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

a DAY or two since the New York
Tribune was complimenling John Van
Buren for the hu.nor in his SPEECH at
the Cooper Institute, and gave several
extracts "a justlfying the core ctness OF
It's judgment. The Tribune either read
csreles,ly, or failed to perceive the hu-
NOR as well as truth in this little quo
,atlcn:
Now there i great anxiety felt as
to the course OF the democrats. Gen
,lcmen, q democrat is q peculiar iasti
tuition. 1t does no good t. drive the
dcmocrsts--to bully or to sttcmpt To
intluldatc them. They W lt-hase their
own wav, always, as have found"
At this time, if Their ways are not
ways of plcassntness, their paths are
paths 0! peace, and will canlinue to be
so unless all attenpt is made to buly or
iptimidate them. In that case "they
wiH haze their orn ray Van Buren,
is somewhat acqnainted-at Intervals =
with democrats, and the Tribune aud
It's party will d we'll to accept his state
ment- Chicago Times
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

FIHnERE ARE MISSING FROM THE cry
L Engineers Office two books. enc ~ Exn.,.s;.
tufes aud the other OF Contracts. ANY Larsen
navins'hen "a hoir possession will con Ter ,,reat
favor ey leaving them at the ofic, Of he mia.
'isoed, in City Hall building. N''
.... H. LAMBACH,
Otv tagiasegs
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED TO ME- WILL
"A please call and settle their accounts. and
those having work in my hands are respectfully
requested 70 call and get The Same on or before
the lat Of April. a positively close my bust
ness on that day.
ALFRED c. BILLION,
inch i3-dlwwlt NJ 10 10 Claire Row.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

A JUDICIAL DEoistoS.-The Supreme
Court OF New York has decided that
marriage under an assumed name is
legal and valid, aud that the oil.pring OF
such marriage is legitimate and. beir-at-
law to the estate Of the father who as.
|sanes the name.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
Selling or at Cost.

DEING COMPELLED TO CLOSE OUT MY
- present business by the lst Of April. | now
ofcr all my goods materials, fixtures. a.. Mt
prime cost. Jewellers. watch makers ard the pub
lie will do we'll &c cail at
A. G. BILLIONS,
No. 10 LIE Clara Row.
Also, the store now occupy to rent on the LIST
of April. mch I3-dlw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
PrarNfe School.

A SELECT PRIVATE SCHOOL FOR MISSES
~ and Children W II be opened Monday, March
10Th, in tho basement rooms OF st. Luke
Church. by Miss IsABsLLE HANSON.
Instructions will be given in the English
Branches md Sewing. Terms, three dollars for
twelve weeks. inch p-dlW
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

OPENING a WiFE's LETTERS. a GU
uoas decision was given 10y U. S Com
missioner Woodbury., OF Boston, in a
case whore reyerg ,iul vie caused her
hcsbaud to DO arrested tr having clan
lcstincly opened letter intended for
and addressed to h,r. The commis ,ioner
discharged the accused on the grorrd
that, as The husband and vile were one,
lhe Jaw dill MT apply, aud The penait es
could not tie inforc.d. Married ladies'
viii please take notice, therefore, that
their letters have no legal privacy from
their husbands.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

A BUFFALO ROBE WITH THE NAME OF
~ d. II LOWER painted in three places upon it
Lost between the kniroad Bridge and the upper
portion Of East davenport. A liberal reward VIII
he paid to any person leaving the same at Benton
l. browns Livery Stable.
inch Is DIT D. II, LOWER
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
Onion Seed.

TAM NOW PREPARED TO FURNISH THE
/ public with fresh Onion SEED. All who are 10
want Of good article will Please give me call
n. JORDAN,
feb 25 dsln No. . Vest Second 81.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

Notwithstanding town OF Po,s.
dam, 1t. Lawrence county. New York,
al their recent election chose five repub,
l'can Trustees, one oil whom is o. full
blooded negro.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

CnrAP.-lsnc X. Thurs.on offers in a
Portland paper "to furnish for the sum
Of FIVE hundred dollars (Which sum shall
be given Tor the relief Of the sick and
wounded soldicrs) a plan which Will
close up this rebellion and unite oil the
States in six months, or refund the
money.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
LONDON / LIVERPOOL
Fire & Life Insurance COMPANY.

OFFICE, So WALL 4 81 PINE ST., Ny.
faid up capital. surplus and reserved
Invested liz this county,. l045 1886
Yearly revenue over.... 100000
TAc shareholders Personally RESPONSE.
Die Tor engagements 81 the Company.
Al Directors must be Shareholders.
RsrEREN0Es TOR DAVENPORT:
Geo. Il. French, Lorenzo Schricker, Nicholas
kuhnen 4 Co., Geo. L. Davenport, Almet Skeel,
Nlaholas J. Rusch.
0sinnsll Minturn d Co., Harper b Brothers, Dun
ssn, Sherman 4 Co., Alexander 7. stewart.
J. c. wASHBURN, Agent for Davenport and
Rock Island. jlys
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

Duane the progress of the debate en-
the Mexican question ia the French
Chambers, the following question in
the rule Of three las been given to
the people TO cipher ont between this
and the coming election III it costs
lo4,ooo,oo6 OF francs TO get into Mexi.
20, how much will il costs to get out ?"
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
nEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.
Tho Democracy Of the State Of fows arc re-
,uested to send delegates to State Convention
hereby called, to DO held u the Capitol in tho
oityiof DesMoipes, on WEDNESDAY, THE 10th
DAY OF MAY NEXT, AT IL O'CLOCK H., for
tho purpose Of ncninatins candidates for Gov
ernor, Lieut.. Governor, and Judge Of Supreme
Court, to be supported At tho ensuing October
election, and Of transacting such other business
- may DO doomed necessary.
Tho basis of County Representation will be one
delegate for every one hundred votes cast for
Richard II. Sylvester, Secretary Of State, and ono
for every fraction over FIFTY.
Tho Democracy Of the several counties In tas
State arc requested to sec that the necessary steps
arc taken in their respective counties to insure
their full represent at the State Convention
BY order Of the Democratic State Central Com.
mittee.
J. II. ELLw00D, Chairman.
j. &. TURK, Secretary.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
FILL UP THE OLD REGIMENTS.

The call for 100000 volunteers has been nobly
responded to by the eitisens Of this State, and
our quota is full. but the old regiments are not
FULL and to avoid the draft, volunteers must come
forward quicxly, especially IF they would have
the bounty.
Volunteers are resolved 1t Camp Mcclellan uni
formed, provided with FIRST nate quarters, 10. The
advantage q volunteering for the old regiments
is srparsnt. The Coumissssy and Qaartsraastei .
Departments are thoroughly systenasized and the
Ma ~ veil takea oasee6 ank-dltvw
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

DRsrRucrryxrEss or rux Musk EFT AND
CANON General Rosecrana, in his re-
port Of the battle Of Murfreesb7ro esti-
mates that OF 10000 rounds Of artillery
fred by the Unionists, 1928 hit the enc
my; and Of 100000 rounds Of mus
kerry 1852 we're eiiectual. This would
show that tweniy.seven cannon shots,
or ono hundred and fifty-fivc musket
shots were required to bit one man.
Averaging the latter ut ounce each, the
weight OF metal required in bringing
down an enemy would be . lbs, While
OF the former it would require about 225
lbs. or ono and half the weight OF the
human body. IA however, the proper
ton killed or dying from wounds would
be onlv about one.tourth o! the numbers
tcrs ia combat, the figures given above
mus. be increased to the same degree
acuce to Kill one man requires sc
pounds Of musket ammunition or 900
pounds from the cannon. A person
rersei in the cost OF these materials can
easily figure up the value of the
ammunition expended ID killing one man.
Let this be multiplied by the rumber Of
nen TO be killed 10 order 10 pu, down
The rebellion and the resal, may be in
/ stIuctlye.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
NEW .ADV'TS.
For. Safe or Rent.

THE TWO STORY DWELLING HOUSE !
now occupy. on Brady, between 18th and
14th streets, and If not sold by the LIST Of April
will hen be for rent Cali Mt
ALFRED G. BILLIONS.
inch 1e-dlw Sofl0 lie Claire Row.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17
ROCK ISLAND, ILLINOIS.

All wishing to purchase q good Machine are in
vited to ex.Mins this before purchasing else.
where. Warranted one year, with proper usage
PACE, $40.-HEnxER IS, BAsrsR g EXTRA.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

Better AND BsrfEa One more
Election in New Hampshire will turn the
.cslc in favor Of democracy. In 1860
Tie republicans carried ,ba. State by a
majority of ll,G3s; in 1901 it was i,ol5
ana in 1859 i, was 2,ll6. The demo
crate plurality IS now from 5000 70
5000, Wills llayfiman,a war democrat.
gets from 1900 TO ) 900 votes.
The republicans carried the first $
triet in 1861 by majority Of lab
The democrats now have it.
Another effort and tho State will rol
up respectable democratic m jority al
through. Tho democracy OF the "Gran
tie State" have great encouragement
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

IL is rumored that the Supreme Court
OF. New York ia about to declare against
the constitutioDality of the law Of Con-
gress making greeu-backs legal ten
der in the payment Of debts contracted
before the law went into effect. Con-
corning this the New York Times makes
the following fling:
at is quite possible that such decis-
ion may be given, for in these days of
copperhead ism, and Of partisan Judi
ciary all things are possible 10 this di-
,ec,ion."
This COMFORTS very well with the
general run OF abolition argument
They can advance no reason why tho
dec sion should not be made, hence, for
he want Of i he black.nahes thus hiss
At the Court. This is abolition logic.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

To prospsr IN bus'usss, advertise.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-03-17

EXCHANGE AND BANkISG lioUsE or Lousl
A. MAcELoT, Davenf ort, iowa, F,b. 2, 1868
LII Persons HAVING MONEY on DE-
"A POST wi the undersigned, eithor in GER
tinca'es OF deposit or by book account. arc re-
quested TO withdraw the sa ne without delay.
feb IL LOUIS A. MACkLOT.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11
the PRIvA1EER ALABAMA.
She Arrives at Kingston, Jamaica, and Lands
IN. Remainder OF the Officers and Crew
Of the Hatttras.
No Account Of the Killed and
Wounded.
~~-.~--e-s-~--e~~-~-----.a---
The Alabama Badly Damaged BY the
Fire Of the Hatteras.
~~,->.~~~>,~-~~>~>~~-~<
She Was Hit Five Times and is
Repairing Damages.
.--~~~-~--~-~~-+--------S
SIX VESSELS CLOSE ON HER HEELS,
As, dc. &l.

few dsyt before the North star sailed from
Key wes,, a Communication received by Rear ld.
mirsl Bailey from our Consul General m Havana,
10 which he stated that be had Juft received =
leIegrsphc desps,ch from the United states Con.
sul At Trinidad de Cuba, saynr thai English
brig had arrived from Kingston, Jamaica, with
N. nforAt,on that the Alabama reached that Jort
the 2o,h ui and bad landed the remaining onoers and
crew ~ the United states steamer Hatsrss sunk 81 Gal
veston-over hundrea m number
twas furthsr reported that the Alabama had suffered
severely In her fight with The Hs,tss that she had eve
eho,s her hull. Of which through her post
Q very bad one She put into Kngstos 10 repair dam.
ases and expected 70 be ready for -four day. so
mention made In the despatch Of the number killed
and wounded On eiber rds, consequently We much
IN the dark A. 20 whom ihe Survivors arc. n Ia
not si all improbabis that The Alabama suffered mss
rally loss Of men, for the nre Of the Hsttsr appears
70 have been vel drssisd and her battery admirably
served.
Immediately upon this news being received Ia Havana,
the United states steamers wschuse and oneida sailed
drec, for Kngston and the Santiago de Cuba and n X
Cuyler. then the south side of Caba, ordered a
10 the same port, and tho Tioga and sonoma
also ttesrsg In the same direction.
II no, At all improbable that the Alabama han 81 last
BEEN bemms< n by squadron of less han sir ,hp.
may be more her repairs ksp, her IN por, four DAYS
sbs blocsAdsd 70 . certainty for the .nuasos 70 the
bAbor Of Kiass,on narrow be .aectoaIy bnri.
csded by stI vessels iyisg even beyond The limit u
neutral wass~s.
ssmmes y rapidly having drawn mocnd him . oordop
slow but sure shlps, ana The time rapidly spprusoh
Ing when bs mnss ssek gspsl cline than that y
ths vest Indies he wishes 70 carry he devluy
with s~pusiiy. Hs cruise has, thus far. been a. sae
osal bot u, by oosfdenos from p~s, saoeess bs
ventures teo much, tho chances be may oams 70 .
rnot dlsasnoss cod, snd his ausc NEE, 9TH . mel,n
cl.oy is nna,oa We hsu an 'uong bopes ths, iash
oil 20 The Csss.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11
NEWS FROM THE SOUTH.

: Tls nxhrsnd D,spatA eDHttins a. sfte.s NsNsrtrx
ia, ~ fstsfs fsuhian - Ne Ngrtb and npa
.bls The rsst 4 shs cosisnta * thsss stsais wuat
,psaI interest," vh sbs esespt1 u ths folorias - ~
tao,-
yHr rsawuat rt0rHD rHr Tsrrs
Mr. raruurn, the tsbste n tho reD.I tor sfsss
Febfusry o. fsgwrted from The Csumttss 20 ylnanss
biN 80 surins The ssUs ~ b rff 9f f4nfsfg frss1ry
nsa, Nhi.h prpvffEs that The fstfsfA5T - tts Tree
fafy thal ssgA noup1u brfs sog caftaoaiss y sta<s,
ais.st g&y&De @tni annually a. eght 80 esai interest
ysasy fcf sssu agItt a. sy ~ te4afe, q e4shAngo
fof u eAsary utst sheh Ms ho9 fsn6fbe 2 swht t~r
- siase uhlcl may fFrab rtfaif Aisf sthAstns
tha Al ~ 90 40 hNn A. esvfn 80 efbt eFrunniss
tha ~ - - ~ h futah HexrH 80 ksni Tfsa
s1fy nsias BHh sNsif u Ns8s faTFts - ths sh9 ~
tsa ysAfs ~ may - stietae VI iweaty hts ystfs 80
LA ~ isAa tbs fcgahts h*mbw I" tmss sea 1859"
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

and tyrnes "a kind OF leaning over him -
ihe sh then n ell n Policeman stepped sun,
and Sullivan said ~ am under your charge ono of tho
ofhcers ksi Mr. byrnes the pistol bad been nEsd ~
him, and he answered when sullivan said he had
pistol he aid ne was doube b,nked hs would defend
himself the nng Of that is two or three got upon
one % be Il him.
Cross examined by Mr.. Har--our party was tho
largest q. Then would not the term double banked
he apollo be 10 your party which numbered esht
or nines A. We didn't interfere with them: carriIi
of IN. bills ard trangie or accordion, oth'k
OF party had bones other musical instrument I;
when the was made between Mr.. strip and Sullivan
rr strpp pulled the money bit Sullivan said he had
h0t much about him
Adjourned 70 this wednesday, morning. at Gen O'Clock
The New York herald., 1863-02-11
NEWS FROM TENNESSEE.
Capture OF six Hundred Prisoners. In-
cluding Paul Anderson.

MELVILLE, Tenn fsb, 10, IboA
Our forces entered Lebanon Tenn, on the sth. They
captured some six hundred rebels Of them being
men Of korgan's command. Many field oGcers we're
taken.
Among tho prisoners wa, Paul Andertop violent rebel
member Of the State Legislature Of 1850 and 1867 ho
was an original seccseonist and OF the earliest Advo
Gates for southern confederscy.
over ono hundred wounded reached here by osrs from
Nurfrcesboro 70 night.
number os paymasters left for the iron, ,he snorn
ing.
The hrst train tor Murfreesboro viii leave here MINOR
row
The river s falling, though s rain pg heavily. Thexs
IL si1 feet of water tho shosls.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

A UNION EyrEDfrIoS ~ AN AhBusCADH-TmRT
KILLED, WOUNDED AND MISSING, grc.

A Union EyrEDfrIoN IN AN AhBrSCADK-TmRTY
kILLgp WOUNDED AND MISSING, grc.
YoIrows, Feb. 0, 1scs.
Daring ias, week number q rebels have been taksn
prsoncrs and others have deserted and within
lines at this place. Las saturday Ave rebel deserters
came 10 and reported sIteen others awaiting an oppor
tuniiy TO como IN. MAJOR Rlux ordered out Captain
Path Company NJ. Fhth Pennsylvania cavalry, and
Captain Company l., Leusepsnts Williams
and George Smith volunteered aud accompanied the sx.
pedi,ion They reached the Sir Mile Ordinary without
opposition or discovering the sixteen secesh desrous
of toniog them. rne ensmy's picket stationed here
retired before Them and Captain Faith without orders
pushed forward After tnsm Just this eide of the Nine Nile
Ordinary he with hs command was drawn Into an AN
basoads and nrsd He brought on supp sed 70
be mortally wounded. Captain BsJermaster, upon whom
tne command deyoved, fought Ike hero He charged
uIen and brvke through the enemys line, but got
rated from hrs men and taken preonsr. Lieutsnante
Williams, smith and Little we're taksn prison ~ aud
Lieutenant Khlnemer was 70 fall from his boree
~ supposed be was Killed entire loss thirty
killed, wounded and missing. The ensmyr Ices " IN.
known. Ibs enemy rsporled In scns force Al Burnt
Wd nary. tvsyt niles from wiillAmsburg.
The New York herald., 1863-02-11

Wa-nrorr f.b ~. lss3
Prom whai }. rad b-rs IN we'll Informed eirsies osp,
wo'dens obj~e, 10 proceeding 70 Ioft heiiAsisr -ih
The xooiaus not wi,h view - rriacs that -ors
bat merely ,sst lie eTe, u The shoi apon the trst
a biz vssas and uyoa ~hoh ths rsbss slssl points1
ssot hAd 10 nlariss easei H- proesding " that guar
,.r v dsno,b The rebel vors Ac, Dot specified IL
ths ignal rr0gfamYs