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The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-23
Fist Day of May, A. d., 1863.

First Winter Term of the Medical Department
will open for Students on the Second Monday Of
November. The Institution will combine bathing
and gymnastic exercise with the very best
Medical treatment Of the present time.
DR.. ID. has been successful In the treatment of
diseases of the
also, diseases of the
Liyer, Kidneys, and Uniary Organs generally.
The noctor claims almost universal Success in
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-23

z I'aN Paw Eych31oe O-eF. We on " =
10 so,sv eve ping p O ctock Isous' IS end p
9. d, and leave Toe nest nor3ipg a. n0e oc,ccS 4.
Pa cuts sliould cal 10 tbe evening.
A Deca on IhprsGay noon uot1 three
ooloct jsneasy % B. and April e9d.
Al Bucaaaan on T idav TO- enoon un.il 10 o clock
Janus 90 h and April 2s-a.
Al y les. Con6 House on Irdav . e noon until
soa O'Clock, Jaarsry sO,b, and An l2t,a.
Pa ;eo;s id oi6efs de- ribg coa.vl ion or pre-
script us sboud ell on he Decor d omptlv at
Toe aor S a00oi1 ed IS his ne IS so abridged that
a. - esent be ca oaiv II, Ie short cais.
zoe los. ID o. W. b which Dr.. ID. is connected
was i chs e,,-i1 15vO aDd soon a Ter rechar-
;erea bv an ac O. ne Leg atuFe OF Illinois under
ihe uane and l. le OF ne Chicago North Western
College aod will opel or he reception of patients
on the
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-23
OR. poueE's VISITS
.J4NUARY AND FEBRUARY

q " OHIsI HVD Il lit 10 . n ~ z
S. DODGE, Professor of lung and
&& ~. female diseases may be consulted as
- - ollows:
q A. vandalia, Monday afternoon until 3
20 lo'ciock Jauua,v e6,h aud April 20.h.
az AtCassapoIis Tuesday forenoon until IL
Ike O cloc.. LanuSy q b. a1d An ! 2lst.
o. AT Dova1 iac Wednesday forenoon until
81 10 O'Clock January oeih, aud April 2 a.
~ A. Lswtou from L Until P. III. Weones-
q Sc q " January eSl b. end Anil 9 d.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-23
FEMALE WEAKNESS,

Prolapsus of the Womb, Soreness and Pain burn
ing heat and distress in the back and lower part
of the Bowels together with faintness distress
and all-gone feeling at the stomach smothering
shoulder blades, dizziness and blindness on stoop-
ing, cold feet and hands, and all female derange-
ments and complaints are governed by his most
perfect remedies and treatment; the cause being
removed, permanent cure soon follows The
Doctor also treats all Catarrhal Affections, and
diseases of the
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-23

LIVERY body should know if they 40 10
T. already, that they can buy an Ex'rA 49,
Full Trimmed
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-23
EYES and EARS.

Extreme cases of all kinds of diseases will be
sent to Chicago, where more perfect treatment can
be instituted.
DIR. Dodges Lectures on the following subjects
will be forwarded to those desiring, on receipt of
of the prlce set opposite each lecture:
Lee. on Tuberculosis of the Lungs, cents.
90 g Catarrhal Bronchitis, 6 :"
" &C Prolapsus or Female weakness 9 ''
&c. !" Dyspepsia,
g +" Scrofula ="
''ss"-Our Theory and Practice, 8 +"
:" "-Female Cautery, g I"
Either of the above will be forwarded onreceipt
of the price, in stamps, or all of them, post
paid for fifty cents in stamps as soon as the print
ing is completed. by the first of March.
Address, n. :. DODGE, NJ. D.,
Boz 1915, Chicago, Illinois.
The Cass County Republican. [volume] (Dowagiac, Mich.) 18??-1880, 1863-04-23

Mr. IRA BROWNELL, Agent, hands us the
following certificates of the excellence of the
CAYUGA. CHIEE'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

REPoRrs FROM HUsrsvILLE, ALA-A Gil
zen of Huntsville ia q business letter, dated Al
Chattanooga, the l7th inst. adds the follow
ing:
81 learned, q. least sec md hand, to-day that
the enemy's cavalry. 1900 to $50 strong, en-
tered Hal tsvilis at 3 O'Clock on Monday morn
ing last, and that sone $500 Federal infantry
were following them and that ths Bell fac
tory eight miles from Huntsvi!le, aud sundry
dwellings, Of citizens, had been burnt by Tho
cavalry. These representations are reported
to have come from eitiz sns Of Madison county
who had He'd from the Yankees on Monday. l
fear the account m4y be true; yet, IL may bs
mere ramor. uudafstand that ]. was ssatsd,
but afterwards contra.iiessd, that the hand.eme
residence Of Nr. john Patton. in the vasansy
of Huntsville, was bun Mt II il slso rsporse1
that sauads Of Yankees were entering and pill
laging houssj; but the whole statsmsut -.
Qpiseo oon6fmati0n."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27
ONE DAY LATE K.

We have received from the office of Hor.
Robt. Oald, Commissioner of Exchange, New
York papers OF the 24.h and previous dates
The news is not very Important.
A dispatch from B ,ltimors says that on
Thursday morning Gen. Lees entire army was
in motion, moving rapidly in the direction Of
Winchester. Gen. Z veil, who had made a
move in tho direction Of Cumberland, Md, fell
back, and followed Lee. There was stii a
large body Of Confederate cavalry near Har-
per- Ferry.
Morgan crossed the Muskingum river, Is
miles below Zanesyi.ls, Ohio, on Thursday
morning last, with 900 men and three pieces
of artillery. Ga the afternoon OF that day he
was in Guernsey county, near the Central
Ohio Railroad, making eastward for the OHIO
river. The citizens OF u melville turned out
to catch him, bat he caught them aud took -
prisoners, including C,L Chandler.
The Abolitions.s are turning the draft to
political account. ID Auburn, n Y, the draft
cd men paradsd OH the 23i with hags and
music they were addressed by distinguish
I'D politicians" and cheered for "Ihe Union
Old Abe--The Drafs--Our Recent Victories,
&c" OF course the $3.50 exemptions of thess
cheerful decoy ducks are paid by the Rspub'
iican Union Leagues. In Maryland, on the
Same day, ths scene wac not so PLEASANT. 1n
Hartford CO. the barn of the enrolling ofi Ger
was burned and his residence perforated with
bullets. In Harrisbarg, Pa, where the men
would not enlist when The Coafsdsrates were
a. their doors, the women turned cut, beat the
Provost NJ Arsiial, destroyed tie lottery vince,
and nearly kiilsd q policeman. They were
subdued by p9ssa OF 900 men called cut ny
the Mavor
The Dska'b, which was blown up by tor
ped0 off Yazo0 city, Miss, was the first laR
kae guuboat ever us5d on ,hs Miss i.sippi. Hex
bow vas blown ont Of the water. No lives
were lost OH board. Tha torpedo was Of the
dsn.ij chm make.
A lstser from Cairo, dated Jniy ~, GATES
that Gen Pillow has appeared in the vicinity
of Fort Herman, ON the rennessse river, with
| quite large force, ana that the garrison
| evacuated the post, and fell back to Paducah.
The property Of DR.. Garnett, q con in Ia V
| Of Gsn Ii A. Wiae, has Just basn conhscatad
| by the Z s Government during the lifetime
| Of the owner.
"Rlnning Joe Hooker" has gone out Wss'
| to take eome command there-alnopg the In
dams, probably.
| Ths trial Of DR.. Wright, In Norfolk, Va, fol
| killing Lieut.. Sanborn, commanding negro
| company, 10 progressing. His demeanor q
| tie bar is described by Yankee corIesroa
| dents So "cold, stsrn, de iant, and extremel,
| repusiye." Lsmlei Bowdsn Aid L. Ii. Grand
ler ara his counsel.
| Gold was quoted in New York, on Thurs
day, at 1853 a l2e!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27
hEADES BOASTING-OFFICI DIS.
PATCH FROM GEN. LEE.

The following dispatch from Gen. Lee was
received at the War Department Saturday:
HEADERS Army NokTHERx Va,
2lst July, 1863.
Gen S. Cooper, Adj't and Insp'r Gsn'i, &. 8.
A, Richmond, Va:
Gsueral-I have seen in Northern papers
what purported to be an official Dispatch from
(eu Meade, stating that he had captured q
brigade Of Infantry, two pieces Of artillery.
two caissons, and a large number Of small
srms, as this army retired to the South bank Of
tue Potomac, on The 18th aud l4th insts.
This Dispatch has been copied into the Rich.
moud pspers, and az it's official character n ny
cause it 10 Ls believed, desire 10 state that it
is incorrect. The enemy did not capture any
organized body Of men Oh that occasion, but
only slrsgglers aud such as were left asleep on
lhs road, sxhauetsd by the fatigue and expo
sure Of ono of the most inclement nights
have ever known At this &c JASON Of the year.
1t rained without cessation, rendering the
road by which our troops marched 10 the bridge
III Falling Waters very difficult TO pass, and
esaeipg 90 much delay that the last of the troops
did not cross the river at the bridge until p.
NJ. on the i4th. While the column was thus
detained on the road number Of men, worn
down with fatigue, lsy down in barns and by
the roadside, aud, though officers were sent
bae K to arouse them, as the troops moved on,
the darkness and rain prevented them from
finding all. and many were In this way left
behind. Two guns were left in the road
The horses that drew them became ex.
hausted, and the officers went forward to
procure others. When they returned the
rear Of the column had passed the gums 60
far that it was deemed unsafe to send back
for them, and they were thus lost No arms,
cannon, or prisoners were taken by the enemy
III battle, but only such as were lei behind
nnisr The circumstances i have described.&
the number Of straggiers thus lost am un-
able to stsie with accuracy, hut it is greatly
exaggerated in the dispatch referred to.
| sm with great respect,
Your obedient servant,
X 4. LEE, General.
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LOCAL MATTER0.

Yankee P,isoners-Ths practice Of tsalisg
with Yankee prisoners In our streets, and q
soliciting from them Abolition Tisssary no;es
rated by our authoritiss. We noticed, on Tsi.
day morning. last, that there wsss boys and
women focking around the carr with breed
and other articles, which they were efsriDR
for sale for gresnbacks, some Of them rsfAsiDe
to take their pay in Confederate notes. 0rsa1-.
backs, thees women and boys know, are worth
premium with blockadsrs-though inaSind-
them for sale, regardless Of The injury they
are thus inhicting on our own currency. On.
not some rule be adopted by General Win1sr
which will put stop to this trafac1 Yankee
money ought not to be tolerated In the 6eaeA
under any circumstances, but especially %
when cur own currency IL to be dspresiatsd
thereby
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27
ON. JOHNSTON'S MOVEMENrS-HIS
NEXT STAND.

The Atlanta Appeal hss the following intel
lisenes relative to the position Of Gen. John
stan army:
Gen Johnston ia falling back from jackson
towards Meridian. His position at Brandon
was uutenab!e on account of the deficiency OF
water, aud in addition 1t afforded NO natural
advantages. He will, without doubt, take po.
slion on the Chunky river, fifteen miles west
of Meridian, which many military men have
fof some lime lOokad upon as q favorable
point II 80, he will 10 In position to easily
defend his front, or il necessary, by means Of
ihs railroad facilities In his rear, operate TO
lrsvan. any raid against the Mobile and OHIO
Railroad either north or south of Meridian.
some Of the paroisd prisoners of the Vicks.
tafa garrison inform the editor Of the Mobile
Tribune that, rs far "a they could discover
from conversations with officers Of Grant Q
army, no forward movement to any great ex-
'sns 70 Intended Al present by the enemy. The
march may be attempted as far as Meridian,
uasss the way is easy 70 come further. The
Mny hae been worn down by its labors In front
q vicksburg, and needs rest and recreation
curing the heat Of the summer months lu
we autumn, however, Mobile IL TO be the Oh
lses oi possession, and q movement will then
W hsds toward it In some direction.
.a !as Mississippi river, reached the city yes
HHrday direct from the Yazoo country and
TT.nson, Miss, which latter place be left on
L,lutaosy VI last week. He informs US that
~ us river nset Of cleaners left In the Yazoo
~. ,aa Ms tributaries had been burned, either by
,s ~. aAnEsss or our own people. The last Of
~ oos's, numbering some fifteen or twenty.
,;'. sse A'sly destroyed st Yaxoo city, when that
r ,a. ~; We Iast evacuated. The only exception
- .'.ai Mn Wholesale destruction OF the steamsre,
sSaaln bic knowledge, was the n ears, which
-s ossn run up some OF the email streams
- spriag, and could nos be reached by the
A'ss ~ IN their late raid On The river.
a'e aohagonsry Aa,i, Of the 2lst, says:
ri igassaon, gas the present headquarters Of Gene.
scs'vans!on, II In Rankin county, and about
Is,. ~ nnss east Of Jackson. We do not be.
n. Nst Sherman and Borusids will cross
ths, .ve sn river, for they we'll know the defeat
To.. "Nn them II they march on Brandon.
I, SoD)sesnres are correct, they y III Iorti.
is.S SS'sssoa ana endssvor 70 establish Q rail.
ma ~ lo1Masnieasion y bssweeu New Orleans
N.Y., ,Nofshwsst, - well - BY wsy Of the
o. - aavs eonvsrssd with IN engineer Who n
,ls 0.s @s general railroad superintsndepts OF
rsll,s~ svss1osat, osat, who says that the los Of
u noe - gTeat o represented by
sot scn ~ 10 Ays that The Yankees have
jss.s locomotives Of The Now Orlsene ~
m ~. ssa portion bslongins TO the On.
Ssh..1s sspri roaA, eonpsisin1 IN IN about
- a&isss; that the balasee Of the en-.
- ~ sns eAss wess bsooGht away ANA Are
sei,sa a;%neeesd !. % Whassvee tk>y aro nnoat r..
~ portions Of the oo.nt,y.
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FROM NORTHERN VIRGINIA.

The reports which We receive from North.
.,o Virginia, with reference 70 the operations
of our own and the ensmy's forcss, are 20 con-
,o..d that Il 10 dillcuit 70 arrive at the exact
.tu.,:on Of afAirs.
n, the Central train Of last evening We
hsve report Of considerable engagement
s.vArsl days ago between The corps Of Gems.
I.ongs,rees and Hill and heavy body Of the
enemy at one Of the passes In the Blue Ridge.
The sxset location Of this fight, or the par.
,jsulsr day on which it occurred, could not b
sse.rtainsd but our forces are represented to
have achieved decided advantage in the
sff.ir, aud ~ have captured large number oi
prisoners and several pieces Of artillery. A
very intelligent gentleman, who came up the
Valley from below Winchester, says he learns
nothing OF any general fight, but knows there
have been number OF heavy skirmishes, in
which We were generally eneceseful in 70.
paisng the enemy. who were pressing vigor
oo-iy and eiosely upon our rear.
Ibs stages proceeding down the Valley were
stopped at Woodstock on Saturday morning,
The enemy having appeared In formidable force
VI Strseburg on the Valley turnpike, seven
teen miles from Winchester, snd twelve miles
below Woodstoek. Whore this force came
from is not known, though passengers report
that they came over from Front Royal -
From Front Royal to Strasburg is nearly
twenty miles, or full days march for infantry
The passengers who came up on the return.
ed stages from Woodstock report that daring
Saturday night they heard heavy and brisk
cannonading down the Valley, and the pre-.
sumption was that General Esrly's division,
which was guarding the wagon train, was en-
gagged with the enemy.
Those with whom We conversed, who had
any knowledge Of the situation Of affairs,
think that no danger was TO be spprshended
Of the capture of any considerable portion Of
our trains, nor did they deem the situation Of
cur forces Ia the least critical.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

WHAr SOLDIERS "SsAcKs" ARE MADE OF
The Petersburg Express, Of Saturday, has
the following paragraph, which will cause
weak feeling In the stomach of many Of our
soldiers, who have takes "snacks' In that
town:
The negro women two In nnmIsr) who
served cooked dog meat TO tho soldiers near
this city, day or two since, were caught and
4 whipping Of 50 lashes administered TO each
The dish was served in ths shape of Bruins
wick stew, in whicl dog and pork meat were
promiscuously mixed, and dealt out to pnrcha-
sers ut the rate of one dollar snack. Though
O singular taste was observed about the meat,
the discovery that any portion of il was canine
was not made until considerable part Of the
etsw had been eaten. An examination OF the
bones was then made, when they were found
70 be veritabls dog bones We ara glad 10
know that . swift and jast punishment was
visited upon the women who psrpetrsted this
infamous deception.
The love Of money 10 the root Of much evil,
and We again advice our colder fiisnds TO be
on their guard against eating cheap meat pies,
served 6y irresponsible negro cooks. They
know nos what they nay eat In thsm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

Aequitled-EdwardW. Grant, charged viii
frcsi.ing 6iO pounds Of coffee, sloisn from
VIM w 6nead, knoMiug the sa.s 70 have
on Saturday and discharged Grant proved
that he purchased the coffee Of Je0eph LIS
pinskey, grocer on l7sh ttrss, baIisvi1g him
10 bs blockade TnlnsY-shat ho qA1e Tie
trads in open day, paying . per poan1 fsf tie
colfse-and that hs was man Of sos6 nesal
character, respected BY al who hns9 hnL-
About 50 pouIds of the eoitss were Ssssd u
his aouse, which were turnedoveSto 4s. aAea1,
" ha idsrti6ed il % bis property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

Not Heard.-A Court was called last 6atur.
day for the examination Of Sydney Wiskss,
Jol n Champion, Charles Tohson, ead John
Carter, charged with the murder Of George r.
Wright, ON the 3Oth Of jane; but many Of the
Witnesses failirg to appear, the examination
was adjourned 70 future day. John Cartss.
one Of the parties charged, aYainee whom ths
ailtsd to bail 10 the sum Of 4i GOO % sppsar
.ud answer The deceased wAs from Loqisiana,
and only few minutes before his death gave
his name as Doyle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

Homieide Richard =. Williams, free Nc
gro, charged with killing his brother, Wm. n.
Williams, on Thursday night last, In Rockstts,
was before the Mayor last Saturday, and, with
out examination, was remsnded for felony 70
the next term of the Hastings Court. The ae-
cused, after committing the deed, made no Of
fort to escape, alleging that his brother and
himself were playing, and that he merely
threw piece Of plaster ut him for fun, with
on. designing to injors OF hit him. Unluekily
the missile struck the deceased in the hight
temple, causiug his instant deash.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

FATAL AccIDEsr correspondent from
Calhoun, Ga, informs the editor Of the Rome
Advocate that .at . religious ssrvics held
IN . barn . mslancholy accident ocGnrred
On the l2th Inst 4 Aash Of ghtning struck
the barn, burst Of . portion Of the roof, and
9sssandlas struck As Alien ana M sil.sc cnon ns.
It then peessd nsas her sistss, sitting close BY,
a14s1sa ~ seriously. .and killed > dog lying
under hDg chair.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

Called Comrt-A Court Of justices was
held in the City Hall ON Saturday last for the
examination of Mathew O'Neal, charged with
receiving IL, pounds Of lard, valued at 4l0O.
knowing the same to have been stolen Mr..
John Ahsrn's grocery stors was broken open
on the night of the 18th of July, BY one OF swo
negroes, who stole and carried off 44OU wsrth
Of groceries The next morning = portisa of
the stolen lard was found in the grocery of .ho
accused. After q hearing, u Neal was Ism and
ed for fiaal trial before Judge Lyons, on charge
of felony, and cent to prison for sale keeping.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

Prison Record-At the Libby prison yss-
terday there were several hundred more Of
the captured prisoners at Gettysburg rsssiv.
cd
AT the cage, yestsrday, Conrad Bender Was.
committed on the charge Of reosiving three
llanko.s, ten pounds Of tobacco, and several
oil cloths valued at 1lOO, and the property Of
the guard at the Libby prison. Nashaoisl =.
Marks aud Catherine B!snkenship, were also
committsd-ths former for receiving - poun1s
of horse shoe nails, the property Of A. u.
governed and disoxdsrly honss. v4a,s >
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

attempt to Gayote-Ou FddAy siehs lasa.
a. weunde1 soldier WAS passing aLoog the
plank road from the city 10 The 1Isoeeaee sf
Camp Winder, hs was seS upon by twe seasos,
who Knocked him DOWN, and ateeopss4 -
heard by III. Jaaass CAxtes, Who, = ha1oeanG
70 the scene, fightspea u he taSsveD -
savad the crippled nan from rebeosy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-07-27

IHB WAk IN
The following dispa sehss from Gen. Grant
were rss<ivsd on the 2ist u Warrington:
yIcxssuaG. AIsa, July Is, 1863.
Ma;or General II. w. Haleek, 0snsrslinr
Chief:
Gsn. Sherman has Jankson investsd from
Pad Yiver On tAe north TO the river On the
sossh. TN AAs 81 eG uaeZ handrsd s.n
IN - CnlDdemey. 0o4 bo1Qen 0yuAe
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one tnouS3Lu ana nIteen uunufeu, tAClu0tnK
large number of Colonels, Majors, and line Of
icers Icaptured between six and seven hun
drsi prisoners yesterday. think will capture
Morgan himself tomorrow.
SHAcKELFoRp, Brig Gen.
The following telegram is published.
u. s STEAMER MOORE,
Above Bufiineton Island, July l9.
Hon e. Hslles, Ssc'y Navy:
After chasing Morgan nearly i've hundred
miles | ut last met him on the river ut this
point and engaged and drove him back, cap
turing two pieces Of his artillery. He aban.
doned the rest 10 Gen. Ju lsh. The enemy
broke In confusion from the bank and left his
wagon train, many h0rEes and small arms in
nv possession.
Siucs writing the ebovs followed further
mn the river, met another portion OF Morgan's q
force. fOrdiuy II mics above, ehelled and
drove them back. Several were killed, 25 or
80 wounded, and 2O horses captured. have
bu. two men wounded slightly. Our she'll and
shrapnell created great confusion IN the rebel
ranks, killing and wounding many
LKROY FITCH, 1t cong.
Morgaa's artillery and shout 500 prisoners,
ice .talng Basil Duke, are expected 70 arrive
here TO day.
Burnside, in transmitting Shaekslfords re-
port to Hailsek, says:
1--WE have strong hopes Of being able 70 cap
ture Morgan and the remaining portion OF his
forcss, thus wiping ont THE band"
CIsclNsATl, July 22-Moseap, with about
500 men, encamped near AcArthuP, vinton
county, last night THIS morning hs was with.
in mile Of Vinton, ON tue Marietta and Gin.
ciunati railroad.
Major AeCook. fhthss Of Major General
MeCook, died q Pomsroy ysktssdsy. from the
effects Of wounds received q ba0aGten n
hand.
CIscIsnATI. Jaly 22al.-norsan passed
throa9h Nelsenyjlls, Athsee ssanay. . sen
eeIoSk thn ueg1tnG Or 1bseoe - eIeee -.