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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1863-12-10
State of Wisconsin.
Circuit Court, County Of Keu0sho

State OF Wisconsin.
Circuit Court, County Of KenOshn.
John Lamb VS.. Elizabeth A. Baldwin in, George II. patter.
son and Catharine A. Patterson.
In pursuance of a judgment in the above entitled &C.
ton, rendered and dated the 18th day of November, A.
D. 1868, at the regular November term Of said Court, 1,
Hudson Fox, Sheriff OF Kenosha county. shall offer for
sale and sell At public auction 10 the highest bidder
therefor, at the front door OF the Court House in the
city and county OF Kenosha and State of Wisconsin, on
saturday, the tenth OF January next, A. ID. 1864, at two
O'Clock in the afternoon the following parcel or lot OF
land, or so much thereof as shall be necessary to satisfy
said judgment and costs, together with the expenses O
said sale, to-wit: All that certain piece, parcel or lot
of land lying and being in the Sd ward of the Cit OF
Kenosha, and IN the northeast quarter of section six,
town one north Of range twenty three east, commence
ing at the south west corner of land lately owned by
Mrs. Courtney and now eccupied by William l.. Hins-
dale, and running thence south along land occupied by
Cyrus Burroughs to the street, thence west along said
street one hundred feet, thence north one hundred and
sixteen Ql6 feet to land formerly owned by Lansing b.
Nichols, thence east one hundred G0O) feet to the place
of beginning. Terms of sale, cash.
il. z. SCHoFF, HUDSON COX.
Plfs. Attorney. Sheriff of Kenosha County.
0iff
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TAX NOTICE
ONCE ofthe Clerk of the County Board of Sunsrr;sor
KENoSHA Go Wiz nna o. 1nsn

once ofthe CLERK of the County Board of sunsrv;sor,
KENosHA Go. Wis, Dec. I'd, 1868.
The following is a list Of the upredeemed pieces ara
Ios OF land situate, lying, and being in the county Of
nenosna and State Of Wisconsin,, which were sold on
taxes and charges of the year 1860, specifying each
tract or lot Of land; the nam of the person to whom
Hssessea, ana the amount Of taxes, charges and interest
pa Gel of land. CIV"
NOW, therefore notice is hereby given, that unlss.
such u~nredeemed lands are redeemed on or before the
third day OF September, A. D.. 1854, the y will be con-
veyed to the purchaser. IRA PEIRCE.
Clerk of the County Board of Supervisors.
For the County of Kenosha.
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J.J. PETIT, Attorney for PLANTING.
I'm Probate-Kenosha County Court.

In the matter of the Estate of William Barbee, deee ased.
q reading and filing the Petition of John Mer-
" ideth and Melissa l.. Barbee, BY 0. s.. g. +, IL. Head,
their attorneys, of the city Of Kenosha, Wisconsin, represent
ing among other things that William Barbee, late OF the
town Of Lafayette, Indiana, in the year 1858, at his residence
in Lafayette. died int0state; that deceased left person nal e-
tate within KenOEha county, to the probable amount of nine
hundred dollars. That the said petitioners were duly ap-
pointed administrator and q ministratrix of the estate OF
the said William Barbee in the county in Indiana where he
resided, December 23d, A. D. 1863, and praying that admin
lstratlOn thereof be granted unto them, the said John Meri-
deth and Melissa Barber Il Is ordered that said petition bo
heard before the Judge of this court, on Saturday, the 2Sth
Office in the city of Kenosha,
And it is further ordered, that notice h en- to the heirs
of said de a to al 'nersonsi hi, 0hAd Nv nnbiisLinS
a. copy, OF THIS orde fort rec successive Ga Tor to said
day oil hearing in the "%Kenosha Telegraph, A=aA news
paper printed and published at the City Of RehzH ia saia
Dated, Renosha, NoY. 4, 1888.
l.. W. WEBSTER
CouuEy Jndaa
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contains 144 pages, and nearly 200 tunes and hymns, &
is the most popular S. s. Book ever issued. Among the
most popular pieces are, Kind Words Eden Above
'Christian hero" beautiful Zion,' Il ought to love my
Mother, 'The Angels told me So In the Light Rest for
the Weary &c. Philosopher covers, 20 cents, each,
SIS per 100; bound rs cts. 800 per 100; cloth bound, en-
bossed gilt, 30 cents, $25 per 100. ,a
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KH1 ATERs,s Choral Harp.-A New sunday

NV ATEHS'S ChOraI Harp-~A new sunday
Wv School Book. of 100 pages of Beautiful
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Bells, Nos. l and 2, which have had the enormous sale
of over eight hundred thousand copies. Just published
by
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Rnth: A Sacred Canfatn-
The revival NJ usic Book

contains 1876 pages. Words by Rev. Sidney Dyer, mu-
sic by Prot. Gull. This is an excellent book for concerts
for the young. Philosopher covers, 90 cents, SIS per
100; bound % cents, $40 per ZOE.
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contains SO pages of beautiful tunes and hymns
new and old, of the choicest kinds, for church, Sunday
school, revival, missionary, temperance, prayer ant
conference, and all kinds ofsacred and social meetings
The music in this book has life and animation in it
like Shining Shore" "Rest for the weary" "Shall W,
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River, ''There is a beautiful World, >" "Kind Words
Sweet hour of Prayer ''There is a Land Of Love-
"Sufer little children to come unto me- "God save the
Nation, !" &c. Prices-single copies, bound, Is cents
$55 per 100. Mailed at the retail price.
HORACE WATERS Ag't
4S1 Broadway, New-Yor
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An EdEtDf UFAAttO-A EaN heSSPSM5Ss
Mr.. II. A. Reid, editor of the Beaver Dam
Citizen was recently drafted, and in his last
paper thus defines his position;
1.-THE Government aUGntS meR-wANTs every
name drawn to put a man in the field, and
that Immediately, as is evidenced by its re-
peated calls and it is the Christian and pat
riotic duty of every able-bodied man who can
go to go, or send a substitute bodily, instead
of paying the exemption fee. would judge
no man every one must decide with his own
conscience, and in his W sphere, what his
duty is in the case yet am sorry to see SO
many who seem to have no thought in the
matter except to c%ontrive how not to Co.
Would not a deeper patriotism c%ontrive hon
to 90, or send q 4na1c :?
Few nave stronger ties at home, or bust
ness in shape more difficult to leave, than my
self; yet what is home business and property
worth, with our government in ruins, our ma
ton destroyed, and our free institutions made
a mockery and q by-word throughout the
world?
, If l am accepted by the examining Board,
| expect to 60, and shall cave the conduct of
the Citizen in other hands, less experienced,
indeed, but earnest and true, so that it will
still send forth its columns week by week,
breathing the very elements of loyalty and
patriotism, liberty, humanity, and Gods eter-
nal Right"
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New Instrumental Music.
Idlewild, Polka Caprice, by NJ. Keller; Morning
Prayer, by W. F. Mullet Summer House of Roses gal
lop, by Mrs. Parkhurst, LIE Piri Polka West Point
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j. G. Barnard, 90 cts. each. We are coming, Father
Abraham, Always look on the Sunny Side, B iliant Va
riations, by Bharies Grobe, so cts. each. Shall we know
each otEer there, for guitar, by Bloomer, 55 cts. Sunny
Side, set to 20 easy arrangements on the piano, 10 by
james Belak and 10 by Mrs. Purkherst, IS cts. each
Mailed free. 20
Published by HORACE WATERS, Ag't
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Sixty Thousand Stitches a Minute can be knit on it
when run at highest speed. The stitch is the same as
made by common knitting needles. A great variety of
Fancy Work caa be made on it, thus Clouds, Shawls.
Comforts, Military Sashes, Under Sleeves, Wristlets
LeggiLs, Neckties etc, aslO Under Shirts and Drawers,
1t is SO simple a child or an old lady can work it with
prof.. tE cannot get out of order 1t is porta-
BILE, weighing but forty pounds-can be carried as a
valise of the same weight. 1t will last a life time. 1t
can be made to earn more in a month than a sewing ma
chine can in a year. Ii is an actual producer of goods
to sell, for which there is IL great demand, thus making
its use agreeable aud pleasant, avoiding the common
distaste which woman has for Soliciting Employ
ments
wives and Families of Volunteers find in
this machine their best friend and protector, as evil
denced by their continued and Increasing demand Tor
it Whole families can be supported by the use of one
of these machines.
The Farmer who raises Wool cannot afford
to do without one, as by its use he can yeally d0N6Le
the 0Gtue ofhis O00L.
Every Country Merchant will have one for
mis- store. 1t is & most Wonderful machine, and is Gre
ating a Wide spread excitement and wonder by its use>
fulness and simplicity.
No one should fail 80 examine, and thereby
more thorough the Investigation into ifs merits, the more
positive will those merits appear. Each and every ma
chine is warranted. The price is $T5. Do not fail to
go and see it.
Call on, or address, (with stamp0
E. e fsSKENS, Agent.
1y4 Kenosha, Wis.
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RROUGIES RITY OVER ONE
ID THNUkAND.

IN -
The full vote of Ohio for Governor, includ-
ing the soldiers vote, gives Gov. Brough the
mighty majority Of 100, $50! The totals
Brough's home vote 49,. PAT, 316
Brough's soldiers vote. 40, 921-288, 1877
Val~landigham's home vote 1876, AGA
Vallandigham's soldiers vote 2, 943-187,8 07
Total majority. e.. 100, $50
Brough's majority on home vote. 61,725
Brough's majority on soldiers vote. 96,578
Total home vote ....... .412, $50
Total soldiers vote 43, 294
Total vote for Governor 475, 944
Home vote official. Nearly all soldiers
vote official.
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THE MONTHLY
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THE THIRTEENTH VOLUME

OF the ATLANTIC commences with the number for J.nu
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The prosperity of the Atlantic enables it's conductors
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James Russell Lowell, William Cullen Bryant,
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The following lots and pieces of land are in the 8 9
Il OF section 81, I N, R 3s E, and in the Fourth Ward
of the City of Kenosha, Wis:
Name. Description. g ssSS
VIM Seymour. Undivided Ia OF II sSI Is
same Undivided 1.2 of 70 90
s.. Fisk, II "a s az
The following piece of land is in the ne Ia of sec 81,
L 2 N B IS Z, 4th ward, Kenosha.
Hudson Bacon, Except Al feet
in width OF offs
,o-os end, so sS7
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The Iowa ELRoTIoN.-The State Canvass
ers, of Iowa have just counted up the soldiers
vote for Governor Stone, the Republican NOM
inee, gets Is, 03l Tuttle, the Copperhead, gets
8,279-Union majority, Is, 752.-Stone's ma
,jority on the home vote is probably over 49,
000,, so that the Union majority in all will
be about 80, 200. Last year it was Is, 115;
in 1861 it was IS, SOB; and for Lincoln, 49,
1913. An increase of over $4,000 i'll a year
is doing exceedingly well, even for Iowa.
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The Athenueun Collection

contains 10 pages of tunes AMI hymns, designed for re-
vival, prayer, and conference meetings. Price in pa
per covers, single copies, 10 cents, S. per 100. Mailed
ct the retail nrlcR. =. - -
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FOR 1864,

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ditions may be made at at any time at club rates, after .
club has been raised.
PREMIUMS FOR CLUBS.
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JATxK1S MATTEAEV U.S.
Variety Store

SO Nam 81, one door north Connty Bank.
Whero he has constantly on hand a large and vel!
selecIed stock of
U&,xs AND YANKBE NoTsoNs.
consisting of all kinds Of
Chitdreaa's Toys, Neck LaceS, Seed
Beads for w1rking and masking
Br0celets, Paper, Ink and Pens,
Childgen'S Carriages, Baskets
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t, Re has q lar g 6 and well selected stock
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Rev. II. d. Burdick, of WATERFOWL, Rev.
d. II. Clark, of Hartford, Rev. Mr.. Petit, of
Waukesha, and Rev. Mr. Riordan, of Keno
Sha, are among those called upon by the draft
in this State to go where glory awaits them.
They are now no doubt singing
Why should We mourn conscripted friende,
Or start at wars alarms
lis but the voice of Abraham's call
For us to shoulder arms,
A NOVEL WAY TO '.PoP THE QUESTION:
Il wish had your head said a lady one
day to a gentleman who had solved for her a
knotty point. "And | wish | had your heart, "
was his reply. "Well,' said she, | don't see
why they should not go into partnership"
JEFFERSON DAVIS said, at the beginning of
the war, "All the Southern blood that will be
shed in this war, | eau hold in the hollow of
my hand" Isn't the hollow most full,
Jefferson
THIRTY-FIvE or forty recruits were forward
ed.from Madison to st. Louis on Friday. They
ere for the I'd Wisconsin cavalry.
The Oshkosh Rerjsio (copperhead has been
discontinued.
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Notice for December, 1868.
DR. V, CLARENCE PRICE.
(40te Of BuI0lo, New York;

! ET WILL BE Ell ERE THAI DIR
IL PRlCE has regularly visited this place for three
years, restored to health many suffering from affections
Of the Lungs, Throat, Liver, Heart, Kidneys, Rheuma.
tism, Cattarrah Dyspepsia, Fits, Asthma Sc! ofuia, Drop
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by speculative adventures, but a method of treatment
of 20 years standing, and still pursued in the East with
unequalled success. A system founded on truth, NO
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contend for, not speculation, experiment and uuackery!
We use no minerals, destructive agent, nor exhausttSe
energies or injUre the constitution nor make sick to
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Our Philosophy ofPractice is founded on the Laws of
Nature. Our theory OF Disease the theory of Experi-
ence and evidence--our Materia Medica, thee Boundless
Forest! DR.. PRICE will be for Consultation at
KENoSHA, City Hotel, on Friday the 1871 Of De,
cember 1868.
Racine, Congress Hall Thursday, 18th of December.
Woodstock, Exchange Hotel, Monday, 18th No
vember, and 18th January. IL
Observation-Disclosures, ILL.,, whsre all letters q ud
be sent w.
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THE ATLANTIC FOR 1864

Will be in 40 way inferior to The previous voluMes, but
it will be he constant ain of the Publishers to advance
the high standard already estabi lshed for the maya
zine. In furtherance Of this aim, they have secured
fr heir uHW Yolnme several
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BUY THE SUREST
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WHICH Is LYONS DROPS.
WHICH Is LYONS DROPS
THEY ACT | K A 9

by strengthening and invigorating, and restoring the
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WILCOX & GIBBS
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The WILCOX & GIBBS Sewing Machine is the best ma.
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All kinds Of FHODUUE bought and sold
ana highest price paid for it. have made ar
engagements with the best Butter Makers ia the
County 10 supply me through the season. ANY
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vantage to come and examine before buying else
where. The subscriber from his long experience
in business trusts thathe is favorably known, and
will continue to receive his share of the pnblic
patronage al goods will be sold at the lowest
living prices. Many thanks for past favors.
kenosha, April /. 1868. iy43 j. M.
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I'm Probn.e-Kenoshn Cemnr, Cou,

Merrill d Oomstock, Pitts. Atty's,
Janesyihe, MIseopkin. 7R2A
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THAT l GUARANTEE
THAT [ GUARANTEE

My DROPS TO CURE Suppression OF the Menses from
whatever cause, though care should be taken 70 ascer,
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be sure to produce miscarriage they will also certain
ly PREVENT conception, if taken two or three days be-
fore the monthly period; therefore, l wish it distinctly
understood, that l do not hold myself responsible when
used under such circumstances.
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DAMl,

On 4hnreday noeplrS. The lSsA Inst a y, rss =.
6e0ee a. Uaion 0l4 IL 1hOAAs - AAA~s"'
sgs1 - yoaGi.
nsnb>rs ~ ~ srn0 - cape c.aly invited TO A.
sea3 hls hansgal from o samssp Gnu 9 l. va snss'
neon 81 O'Clock
HaasA IN tie bassis Of OAaness!orsvii.s: Sunday.
Nay ~ le63 private REtEK W LUSAA OF ms
Morris Artiilefy. sEed . yeira
a "a man snd . fsi lhfol s,id'se, he fea pierce
~ IlnIe bal through his brain after nobsy dosr
lls duty. Deceased ~ u . native OF Louisa c,nn-
10. Va where he rsridsd until the breaking Gu: Of
ahe vss when be responded 10 the cali Of h:seoa
~. ana has NOM lost his life in it, dsianss. -
Ia Hsnsis, eoupty, On Eaadsy the 10Th Instant,
Mrs. RLIx tBArH LUCAS, widow Of Isham La.
ssa tn the s1,h year Ct her age, iexving Z chill.
d. "a, ncnassr Of gtana children and srss. g.snd
children, besides large circle Of frszds t. monrn
lh.ir 1cse
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L'yUg g W XuaD4rGH.--7fii gallant
NJ osesr and " rE.hY g,atleE, m II egsin . can.
Gsda.o fsr sess /. ia ocsn Or rn aHa sas'
IA VII oh be has ssrvsd accsp.ssiy ana tfh ,sently
rorumcNih. In tie is.e battles nesr kYedsricss
euxs Lieut. II. css savereiy, but wo ero sisd %
STATE f.. tNe info N alton OF his uuc,sHccs friends
nos dangerous y wounded. whilst his ~ouno5 ~
scsa to prevent hts early return to hs ont;ea !,
tbs field nc:anot . gasp o;ed that thsy would IN
the lest is,psir his usofuire:s IS & asisissSt,
+, e.ecssd hr bis constl saEss. OF Which there ID
gcsrcsiy q tonbt Let tas.s be ful! vote ot tie
refugees snd Roldi-rs Ia h ds.i frcn Old Psris-
rou.a sai rcrto!k co ATTY, AMI ne viii give hsin
Aueh L., i,g,ty IS wiz pFovs grs.e nj 10 him, So
wei, ID his rcne-; d nds at acms. Who hsvs
been co..rs led &c anOni. - ;hs iron hss' II go
ersi syfsIby. ala election cones of OF itsasy,
tbs % mss PORTSMOUTH,.
M IS lie
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ADy'f AHO ISsF'a asss OFFICE,

G1J Anu IL Z. GSS OEFIVEt
R.ohn ori, Gay il.n lss3
ESE3AL ORDERS, No 80
III J. chs to!.a~i Z uoiios relative to The IL
cLangs Of prironars IL rutllshei for thu infauA'
tim OF al, coIcs: ned;
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2I odSe.rs c,.,n..S ~ ens Ma. h.;ers 70, la
NJ NIL IA 10 b.,s 49, s,!,sss.S cn rsrols
;. All ~ csps1.ei Il no-.h Carolina Ct Vir
ginia belize ia, lst Of March, 1863 who have been
Tsls Ased on psrcls
T. Tbs o&cers sad nea captured sn3 pafo'ec "
0en r ar, or. In bis expedition 70 Eat Tsrs@
$50 Ia psoe rahsr late
5. Pie e@esrs ana mss csrtu,ed and pafo'es "
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per- iss 70 Els ns.ta 10 sns Mrens sac 49, ~. nj
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49,. ". 'as 80 y, DsesToss, 20 ,ss; al =,
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=. 81 PSs0ns Nno nave osen eHp'osa -. NJ
ssssesss Ct Ihs CoasSsss.s or Uni:sd s;s.ss y
anv tine ltvscus to DessmSsr leh lfs2
9. AZ elssliass who have hssa arrested .. ssy
has ssEsa any o..h 81 .lsssi.as. - IL. us., =.
states or siYsa any bord, or Liza rs!s.ss wss =
~ IA
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W. MTfOB.-Trs anuusi NEE .inR Ct the Vir-
~ esnis Lite Jnsusarcs Gem ,sry viii b. held
a ths Conps7yfx cfheA in tire Ony Of Rich nand,
on FRIDAY, ga OF Nay ls6, at IL o's.eex NJ.
The holeers Of L!fs and Erdownen. Policiss
paying an annual premium Of not lsss ,han one
huesrea dollar srs eotisd 70 vote Ia the election
cf Difsstosa By orer Of the Board.
.J.AlAB rLxAeAHTH,
~ nv lS-tA HscrNtarY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-05-15
EinkIc1oUsTY, .ay is 1863

EinkIcJI oUaTY, s.ay is 1863
W IN reply to III, card II i-ssterdsy's DIS
OJ patch tis1ed Man, Votsrs" ! would
SO iu.l ssy il ray fliends ;h,rk proper TO u7e
mY name :: :.,ir meeting on FIR d.y malt st
speir dsid Hsll and SLou tc the cnoice Of tbs.
M cling, viii chcsIfali2 isadsr a3J s,rvics to
tee ccuaty t5st n,.y be u my po~er
Respectfully, u aA0LIsH. &.