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The Opelousas courier. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1852-1910, 1863-12-05
HEADERS DEPT. TRANs-MIsS., j
Shreveport, Nov. 4, 1863.
Extract. |

SPECIAL ORDERS No Isa
Clause I'd. Of Par. VIII, S. %. l:39,
ssAsAlls and Clause ID. Of Par. x, S. %. IGo.
are hereby revoked, and the following substituted
therefor;
This schedule Of prices establish every two
months or oftener, will he8publshed for the in-
formation Of parties making ilnpressments; and
no ofieer Or agent viii pay or approve for pay
rnent any local praisem ent materially in excess
thereof, but viii always refer che same to the.
board for. It's revision and a final valuation.
BY command Of
Lt, Gen. e. KIRBY SMITH.
s. s. AsDERSos, Asst Adi.s Gnn. .ss st.
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- Eiait,. thousand men have deserted 'ffrors'
rtty asr,; ,;ss---sass y ssslv Yerk iersnaI
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Grand Cofean. December 5th 1868
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sT CHARLES COLLEGE,.

ST. Landry, December 5th 1868.
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Opelonsas. November %, 1863.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30
NOTICE.

To orssi. \ Breeder ,s.rynsr Z w oed. pallip,
90, wheeler, Bellows 4 ca. hush Il Kssnsdy,
kiihs ouua, N Aisxsndsr, J c Bernard, wm gth.r;
GO, kdwsrd Hoyd y bausAsan. - its,ss, a
Wabcon, job bablin, George Byrsn, Nathan New.
son, Coanan, d q Gsodioe, Thos " Butiort
ktchsrd Asxnasa, EA~Ln Morrison, n Il NJ orrisou
r., Ldy nosYtsop HELEN Morrison, Ada Morrisop
ary Onsn, --- OAan. her hnsband, kst4 Brsca.
enridgs, Brsck snridge, defendants
feu and each cf you, hereby notined that tbers
nov % Ole In tbs ecs Of the Clerk OF the Dstyics
Court Of Lee County, iowa at Keok uk In said coup
", pstistoa Of Edward Kibouvus claim inE uds.
ment again u yeH, X. p. Crsel and NJ Brspaeu for
the sum OF Thirteen thousand Two Hundred and
Ihisty.fo eo-i0D Dollars upso ysur contract and
bond for deed win plsiniiT, dsted i4th February
les and ga: all pKayinr for Tbs saie al
tbs lets tAsreta sssnsd bsins hundred and fcrty
isst on the front ends lots e eight and nine 0l IN
hlosk III W the city OF Keoiuk, Lee County Iowa
cleared Interests or claims therein ana fsr
generpl relief With costs.
Nov yeu mast appear and answer said petition by
noop Of tbs second day OF the next term Of ssid
District Court be held at Keokuk on the nrM Nou
s.y Of sspssubsr 1858, or tudsmsat BY default VIII
De had ~ prayed for.
H. SCOTT HOWELL,
mAySo-dAv ARR for Piaintr.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30
~ Gen. Burnside has been author
ized to raise two heavy artillery regiments
TO msn the defenses Of Cincinnati.


Union PrAssaers as RicAnenA.
The number Of Yankes prisoners in
Richmond yesterday. was seven hundred
and sixty-four, including about two hun
dred and fifty officers. They have all
been psroled, and viii be started 70 City
Point - soon ~ the steamer arrives there
from Fortress Monroe 10 receive them. .
Yesterday thirty-nir.e prisoner we're
received from Vicksburg, captured At
Port Gibson and vicinity. Among them
was one commissioned oficer-Capt s.
II. Hawly, Of the Twenty seventh Mis-
souri, regiment, and tho following citizens
whs sys hsfd u hostages: A. Hines, cit
ixen Of Pennsylvania A. Houghtsrling,
Of Illinois; ". 6tannns, and R 2. Gay,
Of lows; H. e. Johaaso, 81 New York !;
y. Bitteogsr, Of Maryland I; w. Il. Yer.
million, Of Iowa. Thirty prisosers ol
war were received from Suffolk, captured
on the Blackwater and at Greenville, N.
g. They are represen natives of the Fra,
New York, Sixth Massachusetts. and Ono
Hundred aud Sixty-sixth Psnnsylvanis
regiments, and Eleventh Pennsylvania
cavalry. They will bsl SAINT northward, o.
st least. such Of them as are npt TO b de-
tsinsd by order Of Tho Coafedsrats Gov
ernment, to be dsalt with according to
the usages inaugant4d BY the Lincoln
Government in its treatment Il soms oi
our prisoners. isa @
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1T A CK LIN (
4 N ANOMALY.

N
BEF. BOWER on Main street, a, Bruee,s old stand.
Ins'tes Your attention 10 his modern plan I IT,
OF bringing goods down within reach Of The poor
That they ne longer the plnehns efwansm may sud,rs
He has eAnnss fruit Of all kinds corn and grssp
peas.
Sugar and Censs and all kinds OF Teas;
Canned oysters, and HOLSTERS, fresh, psaiod and dod
fruit,
Pine apples and rasberriss With priess 10 suis,
Cocoa aud charcelats whose nsvor, the SEQUEL
win prove that the market viii not sho~ shsir sona
Corn starch and farins, vernicsli, rice, Hour,
Pearl barley, Tspieca and Sage, Mr.. Bower
Alleges ansqnailsd for quaii.r- sad ps.ssp,
10 ssy nothing Of his extracts hi, oils and hts spiess
His mussards Of English and American make,
He warrants will fsy II you only will taks
All the dinsrsnt varietes Of syrups you know
From ths Metupolitan brand 70 the common n. O.,
Including The "Goldsn," Bslehsr's, and Borrham.
Either q which on hst cakcs nske yoe ~forf -,
Then there 10 bis cosees ah ..thsre the xab.e ls
He Aoco Is Moco and not mere dab
Some OF his npssssors would fain have II known,
That they rs the only Aoeo In fast in th0 town
simple @isssks thai has bad The snsa 4
OF setting the ENRIQUE 1t work 70 dAtssa rs
in this siasxiAr snsasiy, .ipxrIariy put forth
A,sfuxgls with II moi the Annihiission or truth.
gat, TO return 10 the coGse, OF which be ID cure,
He has thst would tickle the tAss Of q cpieurs
Ills sugAn srs ADs, yst varied In grade
Whits, brown and yellow and ever cher ah.As
His sugAr-enred hams, dried besf asS ssss,s.
whe . properly Nsssd can se swallowed Win -.
n" noos IRON oaincy, Grace and nasis Mil,
Twin City, Phoenix asd Plymouth 10 sure to an M
bils,'
To thsessaa many sthsYs, TOO nums srous to sn,Iop
He asks Of The public passing sttsu,lsni
A, NO. ONR-TwENTY Main s,ree, yo,u viii 6na
Family previsisns every spselss and Kind.
unuke many othsn vAo bosss ofiow prices.
On sugar and coffee, Tea and pure spices.
He would simply solicit of those passinM by
To Give bin . call, take ssmpies and try
without sap cost his various wares
Andif In quality and price he doesn & beat theirs
II In variety Of stock he doesn't ou. Weigh,
Any stock In tho city hc won't ask you % buy.
Then give him call and IL In his 20 ser
Heni sell you cheap goods or his name is not
may2'-d no w ElQ
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

FEsrrvAL. ladies Of the Cha than
Square Church win give straw berry fssti.
val on next Monday evening, in the loo.
ture room Of the Church. The proceeds
OF this festival is TO be devoted to the nav
ment Of note debt, which through the
energy Of the members is almost cancelled
Those wishing to contribute to good
cause. and enjoy themselves hugely, /"
will not fail to be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

LONDON OMNIBUsEs.-I have before
me the report of one Of she London omni
bus companies, aud its statisties will give
you some idea of what this business
smounts !. to in population Of three mil.
hons. AT the close Of last year the com.
pany owned and used no less than $3.50
horses, the cost of whose maintenance for
the year was about $3.50, ,OOO. The mum.
Der Of miles taveled during the year BY
the various omnibuses of the comma : :
was II, 33l 7l5. and the nuuber Of pas,
ssngen, sasfis4 was u. 168, ,0ss. 4he
gross expenditure Of the conpaay for the
year was, in round numbers, IS 900 600.
md the gross receipts Is, ,400, 900, shows
ing net profit Of sAo0, ,0o0.-[ ExAzaet
lien : Laaaoa Lelaax.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

DELEoArxs TO THE CHICAGO EANhl
CONVENTION. ~ The following persons
were appointed delegates TO the Chicago
Canal Convention by the meeting at the
Court House last night: Geo b Smyth,
c. H. Perry, d. w. Kilbourne, George
Williams, Jr., VIM. Leighton, VIM. Tim.
beruan, Ed. kilbourne, T. ]. Goldman
DR.. D. l.. AeGugin.
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WHns 70 Go.-Those wishing to OBJ
faaa the two greatest luxuries of the sea-
son-strawberriss and crsam-wiIl 90 to
Dinners. His reputation for making ice
cream Is unsurpassed, and his strswber-
riss are the best 10 market.
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PxasozAL.--We had call yesterday
from our townsman, Lieut.. X. N. Rsy.
holds. of the First Iowa Cavalry, and
Lieut.. VIM. Simpson, Of Gen. Gorman's
Stan. They are both looking we'll. and
report the troops, lately left by them, in
excellent health, and full of earnest deter.
ninasion to "6ght this thing out"
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INSURANCE AqENcY call atten !.
ton TO the advertisement Of Mr.. L. J.
Adams, who represents some of the soand
inaaascs companies Of the country.
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MAD Doos.--Several dogs having been
noticed in the city, bearing evidences Of
hydroPhobis, ]. is proper th.t prom ps
measures be taken to rid our city Of such
animals. All persons owning valusbls
dogs should keep them tied or chained,
and the City Marshal should extract the
life from oil worthless "purps."
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

AxcrRrD The Mobile Register OF
the 18th inst, 10 informed that new
British CONSUL is on his way 70 Mobile,
and savagely demands that his presence
be not tolerated. Hdenounces the Brit
ish Government in unmeasured terms,
declares that Lord Lyons is an abolition
minister Of an abolition government to
the abolition Lincoln administration, and
chargss the British Governments wish
every kind Of Hypocrisy and duplicty.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

kEoxuKIASs TUnHEp UP.-Ws pub
lish an extract from a Riehmond paper
chronicling the arrival Of our fellow
townsmen. Vim. S,annus, Robert Gray
and VIM. L. vermilios, ~ prisoners .,
Richmond.
This vii! relieve the anxiety Of theil
families and friends in regard to thei
fate; and they will doubtless be released
in = few days and report themselves 70
duty in Keokuk, after their hair-breadtl
escapes BY Aood and field.
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THE CITY.

~The Jennie Wbipple 10 the morn
ing boat for Davenport and Rock Island
and intermediate points. Leaves Fort
Madison on arrival Of the cars.
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AsoTHsa ARcric ExPEnrrroN.-It il
understood that Mr.. G. F. Hall will soon
undertake another expedition to the Arc.
t'o Sea, wit the view Of remaining three
years among the Esquimaux, and Of ulti.
mately discovering the records of Sir
John franklin, - he has already isue
those Of Frobisher. Mr.. HslRs former
residence among this people has given
him thorough knowledge of their lam
guage, snd viii enable him 10 understand
their traditions, and probably carry out
his objects by their means. Another ol
his aims is to investigate the reports = 70
the existence of . great fresh water lake
In the Arctic region, which the people
mention frequently. In fac., he viii pass
the three seasons he is prepared to, dxell
in those latitudss atudying and invsstiea.
ting the geographical problems regarding
the northern passages from the Atlantic
TO the Pacific, which, 1t the present time,
are 20 undecided and enveloped in se
much pyssery. Several ge0tlsnsa Ii
New York and elsewhere are encouraging
Mr.. Halls intention in substa nt,al man
ner. and he axpssisto Gikst ID Alvery
short time. 800,
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ARMY coHnssRsnD.xcE.


LAGaAsoE, TExx., May 29, 1868.
This place Is not the theatre Of any
grand achievements, yet there is stirring
activity here that 10 not without interest.
You must know the First Division Of
Gen. Hurlburt's Corps 1.-THE l6th) lies
along the Memphis and Charleston n. r.,
an extent Of about sixty miles, beginning
at Memphis. 1t is commanded By Brig.
Gen, w S. Smith believe We have
some half dozen Generals bearing this dis
tingulshed name. and, SO far as know,
they all do honor to their illustrious pa.
tronymic. Our General Smith is GER
tainly live General. No rust acculnu-
lates where he is. He had scarcely got
warm in his seat here before he inaugu.
rated . series of expeditions that have
brought great grief and modification to
the dweilers on the sacred soil Of JEFF. 3
boastful State. First came Grisrso q 8
celebrated pleasure ride. With little
escort Of 800 men he galloped the whole
length Of the State Of Mississippi, zig
aaging hither and thither, wherever there
was chance for fun and mischief
What railroads he tore up, what bridges
be burned, what trains he captured, what
stores he destroyed, what fine horses he
seized. and what sleek negroes TO ride
them--are they not written on the lugu-
brious faces and reflected from the fearful
eyes of the vnthful Mississippi.ns p
The rebels gathered in his rear with eager
wstchfulnesH, sure Of catching him when
he came back. Bui the joke, that they
did not see, was that he did not come
back. Gen. Smith went out With an in
fantry force to amuse tho rebels while
Grisrson got start, and as they failed to
find him any employment he amused him.
self with picking up mules and horses in
such numbers that when he returned he
mounted the 9Th Iowa. The wonderful
marching ability Of this regimen, had al
trscted his attention, - it has that ol
every other officer who has ever led o,
followed it, and suppose the Genera
thought 1T was apity that such good leg,
should be worn out. so he furnished sacl
man mule. They and the Second low,
Cavalry are now out on their third tn,
into Mississippi since Grisrson's depar
ture. They sometimes get near enough
to see the horses tails of the rebels, an,
sometimes stray shot is fired from tn,
brush; but mostly their attention il de
voted to the stables and lards,s. A wss]
ago to-day they came in attended by
cavalcade that stretched OUT almost "t
the crack Of DOOM 1t was horses
mules and niggers Of all sorte and sizes
about 500 bipeds and as many quadru
peds. The soldiers who were tired O
sick rode in comfortable carriages an,
buggies, presented. doubtless, by the ten
der-hsarted chivalry. .s
Col. Hatch, of the Second Iowa--vel
| don't wish him any harm--but if Oh
Abe does not make him see stars befor
summer is over he viii not get his desert,
Undoubtedly, the Second Iowa is th
finest cavalry regiment in the SERVICE
The 9th Iowa Infantry hns always wol
, golden opinions. No officer under HEAVIER
| could make it anything but 6rst-clas
regiment. 2 B. -
4 The odor Of eighty varieties Of rose
lis waiting itself to my nostrils and mus
stop and enjoy it. Scribe.
q "a
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sS The Age says Mr.. VallAndig-
ham is now an exile from his county"
We think not, decidedly. Judging from
Mr.. VS. spesehes and votes in Congress,
he must be far more :. home in that por-
ton Of our common country to which be
has been sent than in this. And then.
be viii sow enjoy the liberty Of speech;
m act which SO abounds in Dixie, and j.
30 de6cisnt hereabouts.
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Fiyd-Eshib,ors will be charged 10 per cent q a
entrance fsc on the premium cnmps4 ID for.
sssssd--hs smbsFs of the society sAd thsis hnilies
admitted free. Persons not members eharssd ~ I'd.
mtttAncs fes Of 10 ssns children ander 10 Year, o
age s esnta. s8
NerE The price Of Msmbership Is 50 cent?.
7ASrd-All sntrtss uus1 - made BY oelock ?. n !.
and article exhibition viii b allowed be rs-
moved untt the exhibition 10 cIosed. Tho sxhibitiou
viii be opsaea for visitors ii 2o'coek and elesd
Al octock, and opened again q ~ O'Clock, Pm
Fssrsh.-Coupetiton ID open 70 al, and eli entries
viii b. required 10 be made IN The Of producer
or nsna hctussr.
FJtA-When there 10 no competition in q clsss aud
bnl sss entry IL made, the oommlslss msy award q
pfsaoium, II msrtlerious A4 ~
Ssstk-fhe misc eaneous committee will b. suther-
ixed 10 award pssmius articles not inciadsd the
foregopg iist. A&&
Seventh articles villbs designated By baAes
Of blue ribbon.
EssAt--The committee required 10 report them
sslvss - the rresdsnt At O'Clock, r. H., and the
chsirmAn Of each Awarding Commiuse will report In
sritisg " the sserssary " so'cloet, P.x.
n THo6. 0akaa,
O., hERRlAM,
oAMUki. y. CARHY,
JOHN PBkNkW,
HOWARD TuCKkR,
nay1a-A Osnnittss n fAFraagensass.
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tSusnsesa BY Thcs y. Long, tof lowA) State SAM
tary Agent for d! Lonis sad vislxlty.l ss4-1
MAY - Ward Wiley, 90 G. S4tf, small pox. 4
= y, MADDEN, GO Z, s0sh. typhoid pneumoni,
Ws MILLER, co 2ist. chronic diAnhea.
81. r. Reed. idu MINER. " D, s0th ~ bhoi1 fave
"a. WW Harrison, 80 b, n q ~ ~ u
~, Mann, co y, a6th.
~, Jas A McAIiist~r, - 3, 3Gsh. Aiarrhsa.
a, Jas Chase, 60 D. 3isL shfDaie
~. Brooks, 90 @, alGk. N
=, W Hardy. 90 d, 91A,
-, lean Akiss - ~ s7ihs sassbhum trssashs.
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EHLEcrIoN NOTICE.

~ snpsal 9ssHse ~ ~ sstsshassesYs q ns
H ?. y. r. viii - held q the DussIson Haas
in NJ. PisAsans, leva. q o'eeck, r. n of Hsdnss
DAY. June II. 1oo9, ier tAs slee4ion of Beard Il D
rseeeu f the saauing year, md Tor tAs assastiea
asA saAsr basnsss = nay come hsfnss ~ nasttag.
]. v. O01oNs ossJ.
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- Yioe Prssidsnt Hanlin hes an
neuasaa his Intention Of bsing present n
~ CAaal Oenysntioa in Chicago.
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Rew II Wer,xs.

=
We publish an article, headed "signs
of Rebellion in North Carolina" copied
from a Confederate paper. We have
nothing to say in regard to the justice Of
the article, but simply call attention to
the facts that such publca tons in South.
srn papers are hopeful ind dica.ions Of dis.
sster to the rebels and of success to our
Government, and are 30 regarded through.
out the loyal States, much more then
most similar articles in n Northern papers
sgsinst the "Lineoln Government" ep-
dorsed by stump speaker and convsn-
tons, tried to encourage and give aid and
comfort to Southern traitors in arms
against our Government. Aud one stump
speaker or editor in the North, ean do,
and mxny Of them are actually doing
more to strengthen the rebellion and pro-
long the war, and TO thin he ranks Of the
Union army, than whole brigade Of
traitors IN arms. go
II is this fact, so fully appreciated BY
our soldisr down in Dixie, that sxcitSs
SO much patriotic resentment against
Northern sympathires and Copperheads.
They can tolerate IN open traitor, who
boldly meets them upon tho battle field J;
but they desest sbs secret foes Who, under
the guise oil friendship, keep up 9 covert
from their safe ambush in the rear.
The TPue Sentiment ana the Uirhs
resitten.
Ne clip from the C'nelnpati Enquirer,
of May !, 1851, the following briei ex-
tract from an editorial art ticie:
Whilss the people furnish the men.
the money, and all the sinews OF war, We
must look to the Government at Wash
ington 70 select the fields of operation. to
plan campaigns, to lead and order the mel
in battle. We must put confidence in
that Government; We must stand by il
iu this crisis. We must do this. however
much We may have opposed its accession
to power. This is nee essary, in order
tina, there may be harmony and unity Oh
in action. We are comm itting the lives
of our young men. of our sons. our lin.
dred. TO it's care. IL must not be hparted
or distraeted by opposittd,n 1t must b
trusted, and then held to rigid account.
ability for the manner in which it dis.
charges its awful trust. In this and in nc
other way osn success crown our efforts %
That is a just and true expression o.
patriotic feeling and duty, and is quite a,
true and just rule Of action for patriot,
now as it was two years ago. But sine.
that time small-potato demag ogues ant
ofhce-seeking party hacks, in their insane
ambition for party success and persona
advancement, have drifted far away from
this patriotic course.
Let the people ponder this extrac
from the Enquirer, and appreciate ant
act upon it, or hencefort, cea to claim
the character, or hope for the reputation
Of loye,S. oftheir couptry. Iftbey fail q
act upon it, they cannot but acquire will
postsrity the infamy of knaves or fool
Who we're willing to sacrifice their coun
try on the altar of their party.
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H The rsbsls propose TO erect q
ststus in hoaos Of. Ssonsw1iP' Jackson
at . rather shsap, rats. The Richmond
Eentiusl ssys II . % cost sixty or eighty
thouaand dollAn "is Cs~fsderas.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-05-30

TEE UNIox CoxPs.-Ths military or.
ganization undce this name met and or.
gaoissd last evening. The following Of
6cers were ssectsd: Baml G.. Bridges,
Capt.; A. w. Sheldon, let Lieut.; d. b
Hamill, I'd Lieut.. The company will
meet on next Tuesday evening in the
Hall above the Council Room, on the
corner 18th aud johnson. All the mem.
bers are requested to be prsasnt, - bust.
ness Of importance 10 to come before the
meeting.
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As the result of the recent effort to
gather useful second hand reading for the
Soldier Hospital Library, ws are happy
to report the handsome addition Of more
thsn four hundred books, some Of them
Just What Was needed, ,-and about seven
hundred magazines, besides uncounted
pictcriak and other papers. There are
yet perhaps some families whose intended
donations may swell this amount.
To the ladies Of the several ward COM
mittses, who 20 cheerfully labored in this
work, and to the donors who have added
to the. storss Of ianocsnt diversion OF
useful instruction for oar siok and con.
valescsnt soldiers, We return for ourselves
and on their behalf, cordial and grateful
acknowlsdgments.
G. A. WILLIAMS,
l. l. STxwAar.
Chaplains.
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r ,osT LOST II

sHayed, from the nbscribsr on the ilth insk. -
red COW, with line back and cruseplol bopH, viH
pisce split OF the left there slit ~ len -
crop On the rishs. Any ons ,stasnias ~ lsaytsr q
viii confer favor on The subeertber.
may97-d Mn. n, H0nnnan