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Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
Reported for the Daily Empire
New York stock Market.

New YoRK, February 2.
SToCKS-Dnll, lower; Money COZ on
call; Sterling Exchange quiet at l TOOL 10;
American Gold 5Sa United States skies 81
coupons 80, registered 94s, Treasury $40
w, Demand notes 54A, one year certificates
va United States fives IA coupons s61,
California sevens 3D.
GROCERIES--Quiet firm.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02
BECKEL'S HALF
NEWLY REFlTTED AND REruRNIoHED

| NDER the direction Of the HARMONIC soCIE.
" rl, II offered TO rent, at reasonable terms for
Iheatres, Concerts, Lectures
and public exhibitions generally
entirely New scenery and Machinery
Has been introduced, with stage of sufficient mapni
tude TO accommodate all kinds Of exhibitions
The hall s the largest, capable OF seating 1000 per.
sons, ana acknowledged to be by far the best m the
cy OF Dayton, aud IL located the most pa
OF the city. For further Information apply 20
JOHN N, STOPPELMAN,
Al his Office, 21O, Third 1T or
lans'O2y. Atthe Hall
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02

A ~ persons knowing Themselves indebted 10 The
on b chandler 300 Third street, p stairs. whsna
nay pooks are Kept and settle ire same L ain hi
heen ei money and likewise anIlous 10 have nv
oohs squared ja2d2m N. sIFFRRMAN'T
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02

ESCAPE OF THE HARRIET LANE.
NEw YORK. Feb 2.--New Orleans letters
state that the Harriet Lane escaped from Gal.
weston the 18th, chased by the Brooklyn and
three gunboats ta( ElRs
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-02-02

FROM ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.
HEADQUARTERS Army PoroMAc,l
February l.
Nothing new Indications ofanother storm
which will increase mud which already i'm.
peds moyemeutsI
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Hartford, Connecticut.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
EMILY.
MY Party is 1.-THE Government.

There was an old logical ,hsorem
" Resolution" in the Puritan times of old
Mas, achn.ett., which has attracted much
attention and provoked much laughter,
in substance as follows:
Resolved, That the fruits of the earth
belong TO God.
Resolved, That the saints Of the earth
are representatives. On earth Of God.
Resolved, That we are the saints.
Resolved, That we. the saints. are en-
titled TO the trpits Of the earth.
Hence. tfhes, taxes, exclusions from
the ballot-box Of all, not Of the saints.
&c.
This old Puritan Massachusetts logical
theorem very much reminds us Of modern
repubiicaniam- which is, in substance:
Resolved, That God is the Supreme
Ruler of Heaven and Earth-that is, gov
erDuent.
Resolved, That we. the Republicans,
are the sole representatives on earth, Of
God in Heaven.
Resolved. That. therefore, we, the rep
resentalives Of God, on earth. are the
government Of the earth ~, Y. IT,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
I" PrOenerous Times"

There has been good deal of trash
circulating in the papers recently respect'
ing the prosperity Of the North, uos"ith
Standing the heavy burdens Of the war.
1t is true that money ia easy, that the
opera and theaters aFe crowded nightly.
and that high-priced goods secure ready
sale but there is another aud less pleas
ing side Of the picture which it would be
also well 10 bear in mind The prices of
the necessarie. Of life have advanced en-
ornously. and persons with small, fixed
incomes and salaries were never SC
slr.iienea for means as now. Contract
or.. storekeepers, money changers, stock
operators, and al who had goods to sell,
have done exceedingly well for tie last
Two yesrs; but rot SO clerks. small prop
ertv holder., mechanics. all in fact whose
incomes are fifteen hundred dollars ve-r
Or less-a Classification, by the way,
which includes five .ix,hs Of our whole
population. The poor classes have not
as yet experienced actual suffering, as
there ia an outlet for able bodied men in
the army; but the struggle for lie, or
rather food and fuel, was never so hard as
it has been for the past year. Coal, for
instance, which was abundant year
since in New York CITY. at fvs dollars
and fifty cents per ton, is now nine dol
lars and fifty cents; meat that could he
bought for ten TO tweve cents per pound
in that city ut that time. is row twenty 10
twenty-five cents foue that was sold al
FIVE dollars is now eight dollars per bar
rel 4; and the same propoilionale increase
hold. good for every article Of clothing
food, and fuel purcha,ed and consumed
To talk of prosperity and good times
when starvation prices ike these are the
rule is flat nonsense. The truth Is, t1e
evil days are upon us financially as vel
as politically, and they are getting ne
better very fast Secretary CHAsE seems
| to hint that tie time NAV come when Z
| hreakfa fast Will cost a thousand dollars, srd
W. think it very likely if we go much
longer at the present rate. But LEI u,
hear 10 more about prosperous times.
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49,
~ shou'oe' arms, go
" oaSoHe' exercise &C., Tor
'''' een 'o''His 'hoh'h, ratlons and c'o-
'i'ne' ara am inclined to think they
""o'a 10 'ne government more good and
he country 'ess evl' than In any other ca
f''' va, ne "'1J''"s o. 'hen are gov
g '''e"' '''''''''' VINO are ''ee from me Gu
Ties o. so'oieT. tel you. should Ike
10 command regimen OF Sucn men.
'h'hk 'reV "on'd 60 nome win a fu'' IN
nD''"na'he 'ha' mere "a war N 'h'' M
leo 3'8'pS. Sh' mat y Is more necessary 10
hn' Gown ms rebellion than 1t IS to ped
ole 'i'Ne'S S'' q"Sffe' ever p''i'ic' at the
i'e'e n 'e" u 'o' II men mere 10 the
o"hVa'esceh' lamp Lieut. HENRY l'
here ii the C"mmiSsarv department ct the
camp; he has been quite sex. bn, Is now
al right a@s'n. joseph +. SILsBY and
Corporal w. 9. LOWELL are here in the
oou'm'Ss6rv WIN the Lieutenant Lieut..
'o'. ) j, BROWN IS IN charge "' the camp
Lieut.. o"tE' OF 20 l. arrived mere re"
oa's ago rom wisconsin, ann ms re'o'
efea Ms h~A'''' a1a LOOKS qu''e wei AeS'n
Lieut.. ~ MILAN 'T'''h1' TWO weeks age
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
The Singer Sewing Machines.

Our Letter A FAMILY SEWING
MACHINE is fast gaining = worI,,. id.
reputation. |, is beyond doubt the b.,,
and cheapest and most beautiful of ell
Family Sewing Machines We, offered to
the public. No other Family Sewing
Machine has SO many useful appliances
for Hemming, Binding. Telling. Tuckiap,
Gathering, Gua-ing Brading, Enbroider-
ing Cording, and so forth. No other
Family Sewing Machine has so mnct. ca
paclty for great variety Of work II
will sew all kind. of Goth, and with all
kincs Of thread Great and recenl i'm.
propemeuts make our Family Sewing M.
chine most reliable. and 10 "a, durable
and most certain in action at all rates Of
speed. It makes the interlock stitch,
which is the best stitch known. ANY
one, even of the most ordinary capacity.
can see, at a lance. how TO use the lot.
ter A Family Sewing Machine. o..
Family Sewing Machines are flushed in
chaste and exquisite style
The folding case of the Family Ma
chine is a piece of cunning workpanshie
of the most useful kind 1t protect. ,frs
machine when not In use, and when about
to be operated may be opened rs a spa
cions and substantial tsble 20 sustain the
work. While some OF the Cases. made
ont of the choicest woods are finished in
the simplest and chss,est manner posi-.
be Others are adorned and emheIiishsd ia
the most costly and superb manner.
Ii Is absolnte y necessary to see the
Family Machine in operation. so As to
Judge Of It's grea! capacity and beauty.
1t IS fast becoming as popular for fami.
~ sewing IA eur Manufacturing machines
are for manufacturing purposes.
The branch offices are well supplied
with silk, twist, thread, needles, oil, Dc,
OF the very best quality.
Send for Pamphle.
TIE SINGER MANUFACTURING co.
45S Broadwa-. New York.
Atlwauhee Office, II NewhaN House.
SkWALL ". SMITH,
Agent in Maaitowsc.
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i" 100000 More"

The President has issued proclamation
calling for 500 eco men in addition to
those raised By the present draft. The
call is for volunteers. to serve three years
or the war, not exceeding three years"
The Governors Of all the states are called
upon TO have enlisted the quotas due
from each The volunteers that are called
out are promised advance pay, premium
and bounty, and I" if any state shall! fall
to raise the quota assigned to it by the
War Department under this call, then a
draft for the deficiency in said quota shall
be made in sail stare, for their due pro-
portion Of said quota, and the said draft
shall commence on the fifth day of Janu-
airy, 1854"
Nothing in the Presidents proclama-
ton is 10 interfere with the draft already
ordered or now progressing in the states
In closing, the President invokes s." the
cheerful, willing and eifectual aid to The
measures thus adopted with a view to
reinforce our victorious armies.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

Eff Mr.. EIdIidge, candidate for Sn>
perntendent Of Schools, gave up = good
situation here. and enlisted a. ~ privage in
the gallant IA n. ard fought With the brave
Young Waldo ana lis ,obIe bows on the
bloody field of Shiloh and after his pro
motion distinguished himself on othe,
fields, leaving the army on Y when com
PEELED to do so bv failing health. Mr +
WAS Democrat, but no CopperhesA. He
did his dutv faithfully in the army. and
will do it in any position which he may be
called upon TO f!."
The above choice extract is from Til.
Rorn's Smut Mpchine of last week. We
give Mr.. ELDRIDGE the benef, Of re-pub
Iicstion Of the puff in our paper; and vii
merely ask if bis health is so poor as to
prevent him re>joining the army, why it is
that he is wasting his soul and toiy anl
health in dark cellars "-playing cards
and drinking poor whi,key from Aonday
morning until Satura'y night! ANY
physician will tell him tha, open air in
he srnv ia far better than "high. low,
jack, and the game" in impure Mapito-
voc easements
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

Gay TINES. The Spring field Pep,,5-
fcnn ssvs that Mrs Lincoln has inst 90,
hack from her northern trip. ari will soon
be dnrnici|ed in the White House. FIR
few dsv., till the presidential mansion
car be thn,ougllv renovated. she will re-
main ~ the Soldiers Home. and then Vii,
Genre preparations for the season which j..
fastening on. We are 20 have varv gsv
'ea'on-'hsre is no doubt of'haf-yha.h-
sr our armies triumph or fsil. Mrs Lin.
coin will give a great many partie. this
winter. TO say nothing of the common re-
cep'ions and ievres
Whether our armies triurnnh or rqiI :"
this n1u't be CAV season Al Ws,hington.
Gayety is verv appropriate when our
land is filed with deso'ased hearts AID
home---"hite House jokes will still come
to rs Ike hollow mockeries, and abolition
carniva!s will be the rage.-Deroit Free
Prcss.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

E- The first .tep toward. carving
ont tie Set Of Congress authorizing the
cor.'ruc'ion Of the Pacific Railroad. ha.
been taken. The required $4,000 600
stock has been subscrbed. and the sur,
vsy j. 20 be made Immediately westward
to the Platte Valley. The route selected
is that connecting with the western ter
minus o. Tie uncomplsted Mississippi and
Missouri railroad, running through Iovs,
and known as the Rock Island line,
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
Resolution

d1opfed bv lie Tt,zconsin Dr,7ofr0t;,
.Sio'e Conrr nm, lei at JEo3it0a
Aurusl ;. 1868.
/" Res 1eed, That "a arr r-ond Of ths
gallantry and devotion Of cnr fa'low-citi
Gems serving in he Isnl and naval force.
OF the Uuite1 States, and symra'hi.e
deeply with AZ th-'r sacrifices If lifa
heat. AMI -amf"r' End ;. the val
mav. their place in history Is one Of g'or,
--succes.ful whenever hayord the reach
Of corrupt political Influences surronnd
ing he fD'erai Enthusiastically .
from no fn"lt Of thei- own wLererer VIII
in ,be roach o' those equally
hrtce and patriotic II either fortune
athevra the gloriau- t.others - ourh or1
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

CUeiosrrIEs FoR trTUee GENERATIo~s
In fftg wears from this time ps pie viii
travel hundreds Of miles 10 see that bell
LIvcoLS and sew I'D ring to have citi,
zens Of Ohio AM New York cast into
prison j; the original copy Of Il, coLS's
proclamation srspendiug TIE wit Of ha
bras corpus and The pen the, wrote it
Also, tie KEYS to LIsCotN's tas'iles.-
People will aIso he anxious to soc those
chains with which conscrip.s are claiuo6
t. ,ether an marched off 20 free the ne
groes. If some enf-rpri.irg Y,"kee y III
&c, hold Il these things he Ill ns7e a
fortune N hand in less than w nv ycatE
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

E@- Tie rebel papers state ;ha, ~hsn
RosKcnASs invaded Georgia ,ha' state
was called on for 5000 men in addition
70 the SO 900 she had already sent TO the
field, and she promptly furnished 5 600
Old men ard BOYS. sound men and erin
PIES, members Of the Legislature an
Congress. Presidents Of colleges. and
Ex- Judges and EzSehstors, retired off
GERS Of the army, and even young girls
abandoned their homes and rushed to
arms -
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

z The way in which the funds and
energies of the government have lately
been employed, is indicated by the follow
ing advertisement in the editorial column.
of FoHNEY's Washington Chronicle
Lieut. Col. Green. chief quar,ermas-
ter Of The department of Washington, 10
the holder Of one hundred tickets which
he intends to present gratuitously to the
mechanics employed in his department
who desire to go home to P-nnsy wanna
To vote"
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
Exy- SIR. SAMUEL V PIxRy the ,1rai,

EJ SIR. SAMUEL V BTxBY. the a'r3it
individual who obtained some $40 600
from Nh. GRANT, Of Boston, ~ r.l.e pre-.
lenses, and was arrested therefor in
Philadelphia, pursued the following some
what uove' plan lie pretended to have
money 10 loan, ,r.d lent Mr.. G.. his check,
taking collateral security, with s lbes,
margin over; whareupon be proceeded
a. once to sell tbs securities, and dapo.it-
ed enough OF the money in bank where.
Of course, he had previously bad none, to
mee. his check, pocket:ng the balance.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
Tv- The dimes - The disnnior Iea1f

II ne FnDts O The dIsnnlor leaders
At Columbus, Ohio rejoiced nightly last
week because their party bad won a VIC
tory, and the shodayites t1a,ed them
literally to lemonade. When the presi-
dents proclamation arrived few hours
after, calling upon them tor thei, bodies
or three hundred dollars. the lemonade
turned very sour ard The dupes laughed
on the other side of the mouth.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

TE We orce ssw Young man brave
u turn up his glass; he is true hearted.
glorious fellow, and was, he said, aowino
his wild oats. We saw policeman
hauling miserable drunkard from The
gutter to the station house. The wild
oats were being harvested.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

THANKseIvISG. Gov. SALeNos has
proclaimed the last Thursday in Novem-
Der as dav Of popular Thanksgiving and
prsyer-'he same dav fixed BY the Presi,
dent. Probably ii all the states not in
volved in the rebellion the same day will
be appointed.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
State Exncnses for One Quarter.

UuGeI the administration Of Gov Dew
", row 'he Democratic candidate for
Lieut. Governor, the annual state expenses
wore few thousand dollars only. Now
he entire annual expense. amount to mil
lions.
The Secretary Of State at Madison hs.
Just published an cffi"ial statement. as re-
qnired nv law. showing the dishursenen's
fom the state tres.uyy for the quarter
ending Oct 1.t. From that statement i,
appears the treasurer ha. paid out in the
lat ninety DAYS preceding the present
month the following sums:
From the Gener,' Fund s2n5 754 %
From the War Fund l7f Cos o.
From all other funds 2S0.945 %
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30
The Men who want the War to Go On.

Inc Il en- VINO want the w az 10 10 Tn
All the ahnliioni-ts who want slavery
torn out root and branch. even if the
country is ruined want the war to 60 on.
but they don't want to help
All the federal assessors, who make
three and four dollars a dav. want the
war to 60 on, but they don't want to
help.
All the tax collectors. who get ten Dor
cent on communication money, want the
war TO 90 on, if it takes every man-but
themselves
Al the sho1,ie contractors who have
made prince'y fortunes By furnishing rot
tsn clothing to the soldiers. want the war
10 60 IN without them.
All the ship owners, who sell the gov
eminent rotten vessels for double the cost
of good vessel. want the war to 90 on
for thew can afford to paw $4,000.
All the cotton spectators, who 90 in
cahoots with generals to steal cotton,
want the war to 60 on-uutiI all the cot
TON is stolen.
Al the knaves who sell spawned. ring
honed and nlind horses to the government
at exorbltsni prices, want the war to GO
on.
All the provost msrshals, and their IN
der sra7per., who get so much head
for arresting democrats. waut The war TO
90 on-wi'hOut their assistance
All the New England manufacturers,
who ge. dividends of iftv per cent. want
the war to 90 on-untiI all the poor men
are killed off.
All tie railroads who ars growing rich
he charging the government exorbitant
rat for transportation. want the war to
60 o'-uniil the government la bankrupt.
Lincoln and his caf met, who hope to
make their Offices perpetual 10y the bayo
net, want the war to 90 on
But the PEOPLE want the war stoned
the first moment the constitution is vindi-
Gated, and those in rebellion evinrs a dis
nosition to return to their allegiance
Hancock COuripr
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Take Notice,

Pf muull consent the undersigned. part,
- ner' AID hcre'of r. doing business m ter
tie name aud st,le firm of Hunter and x ,bke.
ct n!towoc, DO hereny dissolve the sad part
nership: which dissolution - t. take effect from
ard af'cr 'he date Of rhi- notice ana further
take notice thai the Indebtedness OF the said
tim vii be hquida'ed bv Christian Kahke and
+. II. Rand, wiO now own aud viii hereafter
corducJ entire business Persons owing
me FIRM ~ Hun'er and kabke di-charg- tho
same ~ S"ffiement with said Christian X BIKE
AMI +. II Rad. and they are hereby ,o,ised
that the sad Christian kabk4 aud f n. RAND.
by the articles ut dissolution. a,e the onIv Ger.
s"i who can give a va'it discharge tor laid
Indebtedness, CnEiS IAN KABhE,
f. II RAND.
Martov0c, October 81 1863
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1863-10-30

THIS i. at the rate Of - 653 5S5 l6
per ernnm-Dearly THREE MILLION
DOLLARS.
We suppose the Republican. Of Wis-
consin lave this sort of management bv
ha Madi.on regency. Thew act "a fihev
did. They endure il All at II they eniov-d
i, and 'hsv shout just as loud over vic
tory n h.'r p,rfv =, thew would ifncbodv
IA. steadily picking their pockets Of all
they sra rnrth
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Special. NOTICES.
Csssu Va,ieca Ties Messias,

4 mastsrs n. tNs rNnhea,ion Of the rosp,rsttons
made ~ the UNION srArE CoNvES TIOS, held
81 syrseuse gu ths "a de-, o. ssptsrobsr oil, ;, hs
a coglER INSTlIl IL In th4 atty, wtDNks
DAY EVENING, the solh last 81 ~ seiseh Uo,.
on oi;issnA Irrespective q parv. are invited TO b
pVpent
the feriov,ns s.sssss sp-alss havs hsss inv,ssA
aed Are sxpscte1 to b pressss - the sccssioa
Hsa WILLIAM II. skw AID.
Gov. COMFY, Of hstss.
IA GsA REM ?. BtTI.EE
Hon JOHN Z. POINTER.
Hon. COkTIANDr fARKEN Il Sss Jsnse.
fon DANIEL g DICKINSON.
Gov. JOHN 4 ANDREW, VI nasa,
Hon q \ WAsHbURN, ilInsis
Hon. SALMON r. CHAsk
Hon. INWARD n sTASrON.
Hou HE>i.N J. AlkOSp,
Hon. u DELAfIhLD shJrtAl
lion. HOMAGE GRIZZLY,
PARkk GOODWIN, kSl,
WILLIAM N. EvARTs, La.
iioD IRA uAKRtS
Bon CLARK Il COCHRAN
Hon LYMAN rRhhAl>l
WANTS. 2. 1owNsENl I.s
Ma Gen. JOHS 4. DIX,
Bcr MONT ,oNERI BLAIk
sod Hon. CHARLEs u. skDiWICk
oihu snsopncsDepu VII - made in she tuturs.
HENRY sNlfH,
Chsirmsb com. " ArYanFsmsnts lar ta3 CnIsu
Republican Central Ceumit,es
J. y. AblE s-er~ary. xss
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yoypAY MoRNINu. SET Is, 1856
re Dattie Of Chicha sss.

IN. dsta 10 Of tho grssi bait Of CHI, h.nsuxs .
q. We fsc~nt estssi In sorsbsru 0~crs,. " term.
.. .ho- l,s -h,ls tie Army ~ The Cumtrr
~ netn having gained . ssusfsssory Virs<y.
r.usoa nosscsAss 80 ie.sssi dh,sa hsnk ~
,usncoss, With ths Loo, - reported, 81 snins
a., woe Of arti.i.sy. snd neatly hs thoussud
rj 4nj " oundsd hst,h rstss failed =, schis,s
,lJ.cl vi,A Las tse,ous ~ them . prime
r. -s,,. 4 r, ,.ear,,ns ,hs stronghold ~h,sh
e., sss so,nvslsd - shssdos by ,hs hls-t
atss u',cn'n, ~. the ~sr Thus. he
=. - Cunbcriaud Nouss dses,.i.
-, ,,.,.'-i a. ~ s1tasuV, rrn - victory. and
fie,s .. ton N,,n, -Nih,he cS,n,u jour.
80. ,assde IS campo, ~ ~ ver. sud ~No,- l,ss
- ~ ~ ~ Coated ras.. b. Hie u sus
49,. 81 dsssi s.hAr,. rh. 49, not oil
% ,u4l. a.. .'-Ns.L 70 NJ, N-,nf to s-y bui, Of
esv.t,Ns Nut ~ shs wS pspsxmsn',
, .-ns ,h'n b, ever q, ,>r,s.i ~ encSnns~r.
-, M re'd 0tse's. WI. 10 chi. 10 s,.-nss
. &C. Russ, kA>t 80 HArk 90, r-Joa uN drove
eN'se 80 OF ,n.usoooss, 80 lev. no lons~f A.,
str-,h b. q. o. o. Srkssins 10 -sii :. ~ sri-
- 40 rott hcre p. So4id proved .ici = unoNs
VI - .nd IMMENSE rsit 10 csnsn's srs ON IN, ~
~ q zen Ross.S.>s fr,-p N.uytis ven.
3D.. before tAis sui o,A., tt.cTs we're o. a..
~. Altas,sh.r. Ne pnsp~-ts ina, be regarded
o. hopeful and ,hs-s sv.ry rss>Dn I, antscir~s,
s'ft II . abort tirns 0rn. RosscKAss Vii b. =
~ NJ ton - resume shs offensive
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upG av'na.

A..
Aa.sSasv ~ 49, ~ ~ - xu.-.s. 49, X $500
TN 6r,sci~ ~ sSStsSIA ~ s.s,is =. s.,..s
All, isvWS4 n. sSsS.~ N. H , Mcns.s,
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