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". q sEwARD, Secretary Il State. e '''
Gsptare sf the Federal steamer TsIus
WING.

Wing.
correspondent of the Aemphis Ars.s writing from
Helena ths Sd inst and who vsa on the Blue Wing
at the time Of her capture gives the following sesouut
Of ths affair:
Isntjon stafeneut cf the circumstanees attending
the ca tuTs Of the steamer B1e Wing eight miles be-
." \ ap leon Arkaisa7' December g ls62 It wa
ebout two cl0ck Do thesffernoon The oi-er 10 com
a,a1d Of the 0onfederate forces wsa Capt l. N. Mutt
Of zen = j. ChHrchills 8 division Eleven Ehots were
ed At The boat, i've OF which took effect The see
ord shot eHIrely disable the machinery letting al the
water out Of the bofisra Two gtTuck ths
haE inst b We water ma When il y.s sonpd -
pos bie 20 tire batteries with bsrgss they were
cJ oosa and or5ers gv.n to proceed il being deter
mined hat Ne should not SURE der a. long had
seam enough 20 run In the meantime the steam was
rapidy escaping aud the n0ttsR of the boat becoming
pefeepub over The engine room was so fuil Of
sa tna5 the engineers were eozHpael 90 leave thsr
p'ssi Hnd 10 ara T. the c0aus0L t reported the
Ooal was on mrs s7d sinking. few minutes aftsr-
ward she DR. fed the head Of covered bar In hfs
adi-joR while stn under IRE from the batteries and
a iu5antry f1rce Of betgssn enc aud two hHadred
tde officers held co1Peib aRd q was -terminsd
ser. 81 copipany B. So Illinois cavalry. the ony
e3nmi stoned efiesr on board aud E. F. Cresey Esq,
or QuarrcTmasierE department at Memphis, and Chas
Moves ESD United states -maI agent in charge Of
mai on boa d, chat the boat shosld surrender Tie
grgpoon received the approval Of the balance Of The
idiers, (sourieen IN nHnuer) pass=ngers and crew.
The boat this time was hard agro nj ia the river,
with hJt small lifc-0oat The captain svvors be
would burn the 8Oat aud Gully deferred from doing
30 by representations and reQusst- Of sI soldiers
passea gers sud crew, who thought that such a step
would involve the Ices OF all board reason Of the
large amount OF powder. etc, the boat Thus dis
ab O. and with Of escape, tha hfe-boat was
sent s.hore, when uncondti0r al surrender de-
manded aud skif ordered BY Captsn Mutt % return
lnnedleteiy with guard who took Possession Of the
boat TJey the United states soldiers sEhOre TEN.
poray paired The 6rsskage, pat their engineers
at the engines and proceedei g Post Of Arkansas
Che Arkansas river, about sKty miles from It's mouth.
The United States soldiers par0lsd The passsn-
gen and crew regarded and treated cVilians
mad 1raa 1F
on the steiner Braeslet, rsaohing Helena Friday
evening January I'd.
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The Origin ofc7enegal Banks, Exdedi.iou
From the New York Expressl

There is no doubt thar Cen Banks las gone to the
gulf ThePresdent not only declared this day two
since to Of bis Cabinet who had never before aked
the question but gave his for the expedition,
about follows General Banks has always been
obedent and prompt and had caused ma no trouble,
he has always, too, been 10 a subordinate position
When in Washington Ll the sanmsr-after Gen. Pops's
disasterhe solicited command for himself and il was
p oaised 70 him on the spot aud on the most liberal
terms Of supp =.
This is ubeut the whole origin OF Gen. Banks expe-
dito and its coolness the parOf the President Of
the United States Is of the most remarkable records
Of the 1t shows the President is ready enough
do almost anything to friend bat with eyes and
closed to he rea con ion aud necessities Of the
country. FOR any really practical purpose while Rich
and Charleston sre ia the hands Of the rebel gov
ernmeut this expedition be wen for the
try sent 10 Chha or San Francisco Or the sand
Tich IsIaads, as where II now Is
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AzEudEnaa'a Adarcss ls his Troops before
tAe Hattie Of Cane Hill, Arhansas.

HEADQUARTERS l-T CORPS FRAHS-H MISSISSIPPI ARMY
IN tbs FIELD, December 1, 1864
SOLDIERS: From the commencement to the end OF
the battle, bear constantly in mind what now impress
upan you.
l. Never fire because your comrades do norb because
the enemy does, nor because you happen 10 see the
enemy, sor for the axe OF firing rapidly Always wait
uht you arc certaialy within the range Of your gans
then single your man take deliberate aim.as low
down As the knee aad fire.
When occasion offers be certain to pick eff the
enemy officers espeeIay the mounted ones and 70 Kill
his artillery horses
). Don shout except when you charge the enemy
ss general thing keep silent that orders may heard
ODey the ord5rs OF your officers but pay no attention
10 lde rumors the word Of unauthO- izs1 persona
l. Don't stop with your wounded eomrade; the sur
geons ana inn mary corps will take Of him do YOU
so forward and ayenge him.
0. Don't Jleak ranks 20 plunder; if we whip the enc
my all he has VIII be ours if net the sp0is will be of
10 bench. te PlundersTs and aggers VIII be put
20 death oR the spot FiecseT= are especially charged
"i.h tls duty The cavalry in rear viii likewise attend
Remember thst the enemy you engage has feeling
OF mercy or kndnrsz toward you. His ranks made
up OF flu indians FREQ negroes Southern tories Kansas
JayhsWke7s and hired Dutch cutihroats
These bloody rUfhaus have invaied your country.
stolen and destroyed your property murdered your
uelshoor outraged women driven your children
u II sheT homes aud ded the graves Of your kindred
il each n-n of you viii DO what cg urged pom yos
We VIII utt fiy destroy them. We do this We must
do ~ our co tntfy will be ruin q if we fail
Just God viii strengthen our and give US glo
Hous victory 7. Q. HINDMAS,
Major General Commanding
4. c. Newton A. A. General
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Ihe Waterbury Ansriean gR publishes the follow.
/ ing important renarks from a5s sH6n Lyman W 90
tsteI lof snst city Mr C0e Ia member OF the senate
et Connscteut and Was chairan Of the Committee an
pointed by the Legislature, after the battle of r
ehsburs 10 visit the Connecticut soldiers IN Gen BUr6-
sids army, and Fsp0rt their wants and condition
HEADQUARTERS HOsPIFAL
ID BRIGADE, % ARMY CORPs Mar
FREDERICKSBURG, Deeenaber2I So
have visited the 9Th 1lth 18Th 18th and 2iss ras3
meats, in Harians BRIGADE 9h army CORPS and f 20
tomorrow in search Of the 5th 18th and 10Th reeueD
L y9 can tud them. And here will say that rbare IL
alegsiy N hEding regimeRt besides all the trouble
you are At as found 10 looking up the 27th regepf
yesterday for they continually moving their cans
Il Is IKE city Of 2Je000 Inhabitants without 7iTsc
seFI sad he streets net numbered and taeh OF the move
You have no fass Of the depression there ia n the
re q heG result Of this third sttenbt to 70 10 Rie6
mend That il is eomplete failure no one car d45lT
y eertain that there viii have 10 be ieren4 lsara
ieIi. Or snail not be nation much longer aud have
JeH LAWS eFue over dare not write what t6int
. you lf0Hl what can gather In the limited time have
u lot v3on and thought; but this Is certain that
4 tsAidsnt pas got 70 stop acting coman dsr-in.
tleh e part OF hs Cabinet be removed and sfi5ther
man llseed at ths head Of the army ooeians in ng
OUT o congress sile uced and raore than al tba ee
&e had OF the Interests Of tbe country stop eerrvin
On Ee war for selfish ends and also kesp duist spf 3
the army alons. 80 20
haYe found but opinion in the army. abost fHs
ta OF &c 'etals The army almost 70 nan are Tor
aleCsi aa, and If you expect the army 20 eon0uer )
peaee on have got 70 give them choice II Is a. clear
y teil = sonsine, ard hat TOO, with best feeling
for burnside, who is much respected By all but he %
not the capacity for the moving an army Of this uae
m'Gee' Yours iruly, L. w Cos.
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'Whaa NapOIeon Is goiaz TO DO.
A washington correspondent of the New York tn
bNne saTs


A Washington correspondent of the New York tn
5UHs says;
II I am correctly informed, the French government
has decided to act alene IN the matter and to offer
the President Of the United States in month or two
the same proposition which has been made to Eng aaG
aad Russia trusting 10 his judgment TO pronounce apon
its merits and its prscticablty That document vi be
accompanied by letter from Drouyn de rHuy- 81 ang
il substance that the Emperor believes the proposition
Of armsce act in way injurious to the iBtor
ests and honor of the United States but the
trsry, eIninenty ueful that U il not intention to
press j: upon the Federal government, which can aono
determine the time when the friendly office of France
may be aeeptsd but toat the President must BE- aware
that any proracts6 refusal Of her oera world necess
tate the Emperor to listen the Southern prssenta
fives whose propositions for recognition have hitherto
been rejected because be has always entertained the
houe Of seeing our difficulties amcaby settled ard the
Union restored. The 0ficia COMMUNICATION viii con-
elude by stating saf the French government expects
that Nj Lincoln will maturely consider the peculiar sit
ustion In which 1t is placed and also take into consider
alton the usages and estabishrd IN the cases re-
fsrred 10 In his proposition by the writers On interns
rumored il social circles, where the influence q
dinloaey is se that the way IN which tne conmunl'
eson of the Emperor viii be received by our govern
T,ent dspends in some msnneT upon tne course la VIII
bereftr pursue toward the south II Is not be sVeo
However hst he wifi allude 10 this intter on the rst of
the var blst thar he m carry hia plans 'hrcush the
rs al channels Of diplomacy and win the same uroan-
lt ard apparent friendship which have maFkeo 80 his
Telsons with US sAse the beginning OF o1r struggle
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EDITORS OF TIE WORLD thank you in The name
of Woman well of humanity, for daring 10 speak
the truth Of the unmanly wretch who commands New
Orleans The name OF Man Is disgraced when applied
20 him.
Ny cheek has burned with shame that Americans
(ho certainly ordinarily chivalrous people, have
not made such outcry ssganst his course that he
shoald shrink out Of sight ike whipped cur.
sm a northern woman and loyal, but I could not be
and not feel dstestation and contempt for the
eowsrdly creature who viii war upon women. Words
are inpotent when the feelings excited by this com
mRnder Of the Union forces are to be expressed
L is enough to make 5isloyal the warmess defender
Of the Union 20 know that those who have fate as
nation in their hands sy with it so child sbly-so
madly. How long, @ Lord how long, must we be
mode the sport # mbecles and such men as Butter T.
Nav YOEK DeceAber 9, 1862.
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Tke Fiety Of the Confederate.
A Baltimore correspondent, writing to the Lopd,


/ A Baltimore correspondent, writing to the London
/ IsSsz, says.
Bat before close must tell you Of the beautiful
hamiiy and heroic piety which seemed 10 porvads he
hearts OF all the Confe steE have ne rer seen
strong religious sentiment gerersly prevalent as
ind It among them OF twenty men with whom COZ
versed one afternoon, seyeUteeu were professors Of
religion and the eFhteenth said he was man Of PRAYER
and looked 70 Go5 - his protector plain unletered
Georgia boy said In ali my iiterc0uEss with these
Yankees have never heard them aluds once 10 what
God can do. They talk sbout what twenty millions OF
men can DO aed what hundreds OF uiiions Of money
can de- aud what their powerful navy do; butthey
cave Cod ont Of he calculation altogether; but df,
She Lord Is onr trust and He will be defense Tts
Rev. with during part of ny tour He
was esked oa ons occasion 20 cad 20 prayer In q barn
SLED wita wounded near SIare5bnrg After season
of most soiozn aud affecting devotion, young man
czied the reverend gentleman 70 his side aud said
am dying sir but an not =frs5t to die 0r hope 10
20 80 heaven nor an sorry tnat have been slain IN
battle, would ailingly sacruce dozen lives if
had them for Ench sre 6ghting for"
Time snd again heard the l24th Pssiu quoted " II
it had not been the Lord who was en- our side when men
up against us; then they lad swallowed Us quick
when their wrath kinded against Us Blessed be
the Lord who haih not gwen prey % their teeth.
Our help IS N the name Of the Lord who made heaven
and earth
They are not given to vauutiug Themselves there is
uothng az all of the spirit of braya1o about them aud
frankly confess they tired Of the war but the
same time they animated by deerulined resolution
that, Goa helping them they win never be subiug
When one Of them asked if be did not hesr that tn
prodgious armies now organizing against them would
utterly oVerwhsm them, he replied that, With God
above and General lee ~ their head they feared
nothing tha man could do History, sjF, furnishes n9
legends NOR touching and gorgeous tbas exhibited
ia the sacrifices and endurance Of the Soashern people
Such psopis merit The admiration Of the world and
deserve to achieve their independence.
Pardon Jae for saying much, Incident after Incl
dent arose in my mind and 50 csnioed for res ion that
/ could net sooner STOP
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HoRR1D MURDER IN FLoRIDA-A frtesd writes to
the Savannah BegHtlisaa, follows from Nontiss1o
December 80;
A most sEoeking and brutal murder committed
town, the lTth inst. upon the body Of NJ
Samuel Williams Qaiet and respectable farmer Mr.
MlaEs left home the morning oi the murder, fer
the purpose Of purchasing horse for himsei and family
an had over thoasand dollars apon his person nS
killed By negro BY the nas Of Nat, belonging to
one af most esteemed oltizens. Re followed M.
Williams into bypath knocked him of bis horse with
a stick ard then, with az, cut on bis head. Mr..
Williams was a missed until last Thursday, and his
body found Sunday evening Affera corners IN
quest had set all day upon the exSning witnesses,
about midnight Nat confessed the Whele matter The
money has nearly ell been recovered Oar whole com
crime M Williams was q naiivs Of Twlggs county,
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y The Now York I1Fi5ans. is paper that Foes By

s-z~ The New York Tribune ID a paper that goes by
Jerks, ike oct steam engine. In Al article in
Saturdays pAperit sayt
If government, notoreusly free from partislity OF
from sinister npHisesthat Of Switzerland Tor exam
nle-ggere 20 tender - ours It's good Offices to bring
about 8 reeone listion between uz and the rebels
we should urge that tho proposition be met fraaky an
cordisIIv VIVA ever its results should Yegsrd the
rofr itself as an act oh genuine kindnsss5 Give uH an
intelligent espsble, upright tribunal and we Would
urvs that our government should accept and appear
efore n prepsBared to prove thas the Fnon Of our
States is gsagrapbierl and pol'ieti necessary
tae N3rth csaot possb Y be hshrng to subugate the
Seuth seeing that the government he ghts ior y thas
which bss aeaers ly seuTed ths sway of the South
and thst saverg nothing but slavery seeks toe olssol
tion gud overfhr Of eha Am rcsn republic. Ony
reaTs = and candid trlbnna and should be
Wiling to submit without fear 70 its arbitration.
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The Frederislssburs saGorerE.

Among the contributions TO the unfortunate citizens
OF fredericksburg, which were uDavoiiabiy omitted
Yesterday we give the flowing Citizens Of Lex
iEzen va 81 100 60 citizens OF Bynehburg, Virginia,
a20o0 nth MEBssippi regiment. G0)l l3ta Virginia
cavalry 81 006e; oacels Of the Confederate States in
Richmond 1901 A eolonsl in the army gaze s. @, ard
that vas Inms dlstely doubled b. gentlemen who
has slrssly given hbsrshy AID who made it 81 Geo We
also informed that youug ladies Of Stsunton
have collected the eedtRble Of $3.50 foT the
purpose The whole Of this smoEnt beea n
ribatsd hy the citizens Of Saunton, and hey are en-
deavoring to raise tba 81 0G0 by the eontribu-
tians Of tbs citizens Of ths country surFo luding.
The soldiers belonging the army Of CSVneral Long
street. have the LYnchburg Repu6lioGn is informed ny
uIdcu5tsd authority contributed the munhient Of
fy thousand doars for the relief OF he s1ierin fam
lies of Fredericksburg The brave always genei-
aad this RsAls action af these gallant mea who
ssRsriaga they lberay eoutfibate to relic e,
will eli page in history side by sids with that which
records an letters Of sug light their deeds Of gallant
daring snd dauniless courage upon the batts-fsld--
Psters5urg Ezpr@ss.
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ovrczes Assent WITHOUT LEAyE--Over three
b,,-d "a Ard IF y officers absent without leave
Fo7, one grand division Of the army slonei n this
I-ii-sf,5 I'VE substitute The WORT far re0undrel-
S, ~ ran With unfirm rankuess through the other
divisions of the amy the Poi0mae one Thousand two
ndrsd vToud be the tots numbsF WHO, in defiance Of
is and d,sregsrd for shane, skuik f0h the any aud
sbIrk duty The statement Will be disereaited md ~
reoufe certificate from the records Of the War De-
nartuent But il is true. And Congress has oeen ap-
Sled to- to rs ieve BY special lsW, hs enbars as
isnt Of she War De partalsnt ia ding with tls mon
sfrous and shameful ruth. The remedy % apply to
the crime Of colonel s captains Or hsutenants de
srton from his regiment "a the face Of the enemy,
sssms simple one lis to shoot hm--New YorE
Tl-shf
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MCCLELLAN ANo AETr, rAN.-Ths Baltimore .fssri
ess gives the following reason Why Mcclellan id not
fellow Lee n once frsm Artistsm
one fact bearing the possibility Of rssuniug at
ones the ght at Antetam' may be considered IN he
60 ~ Fr-nehs command which In the barts u-aa 80
eres OF arnIanu ton 70 be copslfed T. hold IL a.
vasee by procnF ng O. 5l ths e and wounded wing
on TIE aeli-sdri BY the bsy0Det-- When we remem-
ber the fact stated Of tbs sane division (French that
st he bate Of Ff d5I eks6ur Il d9aia eaf Bf a.
asaaoa and q aourss for hs tins r6udsred verse
than useless, fhers may be facts lying beyond au ths
fly sufficient 70 viudieaa tfensra Mclishaz for ds.
lays foE which hs has bssusc uzssnslVoiy blamed
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HEADQUARTERS 18TH ARaF CORPS :
DEPARTMENT or The TENgEssEE,
OXFORD, Dee L., 1852 }
General Order No. II.

IlIfIaI UItof NO II.
The Jews. es class, violating every regulation Of
trade establishe by The Treasury Department also
parmani orders hereby expeilad fro tse DEPART
mem within twenty four hourE fro the receipt Of this
order by post commander.
Ihey viii see that al this class Of people ar furnish
ed with passes and required leave sud any one re-
turning aef such notification viii be arrested and hsd
N confinement until an oppoTtanily of sending
mem OUT a. prison. r. unless furnished with permit
from these headquarters
No passes wild b. given these people TO visit head
quarters for the purpose Of making personal epphca
ton FOR trade permits
By order Of Major General Grant
JNO A. kAwLISGs, a. A G.
Ote.al-I. lowell. Can't. and 4 G.
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PUBLIsBED
Terms Of Adverfisimg.

All advertisements VIII be charged
~. 30 Fer square for the FIRST inser-
fion aact 81 for each subsequsnt in
eeriion.
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The Brute Rebnked,

We find the following late issue Of the New York
World tbs from lady and unless the vile creature
she denouuees il totally lost svey Of deceney
his bOsted cheeks must tngle with the blush of shame
when hs r. ads
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SALE OF NEsRoEs-ENoRAoU PKIcEs-One hun
dred and sixteen negroes comprising all ages and sex
were soid In LynehbuTg recently at auction The total
amount Of the sales was sl2OOOO averaging alo34 &C.
smong the largest ever obtained in Vii ginia. The
highest price obtained ss for negro man twenty one
years oi an ordinary hsld hand, but very lkey who
brought s2925. the lowest, woman forty years old.
Sl20. The Republican says Abrabam's proclamation
has made negre property go up like sky rocket At
L ia Richmond Wednesday Of negroes belonging to
The estate of the late Samuel Esrdgrove, tbs following
prices were oh aimed;
William Warrington, Sl590 Robin Garter, sl535:
Jerry Page, ls00 William Iinor 1865 George John
son $685. William johnson. $685. two boys (tyyiasl
about isteen -yesrs of rge. $685. Joseph wilkinson
$40 Stephen w S ley SI53O Isresl DabDey $500 :
Aaron EusVP, $3.50; Peter Brown, $4,000 James
Wasld4gson. Sl750 Doctor Crump si9s3; Aloest
Mayo, sis2O Nanson Cox, Sis75; Frank Wss, sl700 ;
s..as s, Jones Sl159 William sacker $500; Nathan
H, 8 l2O0 Pat Clay, 1880; Peter D-yis sg9O; Vgrn
Lee, $3.50 Doctor Allen, sl47O q, ming, $500
6las Nrgat, 625 Edwin Baxter. $1,000; Reuben
X al, Si7O0i Frank Cheathsm, SI3lO; James Crump,
go; Ssverley 500 charles Dsb'iey SIO95; William
Dabney, $3.50; Thomas Nine $780, David $1,000
Bill Sil00 Isaiah Crump, $1,000 Josiah $3.50
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Our LOcatiens

The location of tas Appeal Office
Is on state street, a few doors below
she Post oGice.
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~ # was said the streets last right and general
e-ssiiei fh.t this would be The isus Of The
Psgistsf for aOms time t. come. The Ee4era-s we're
ssii 10 D. approaching Kaoxviile. We couil get 10
fsiass Information The people and soldiers were
fhs oui vivs,-KRosUilIs Register, AZ
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CoTrON IN ls 3.-A CORES poBdsnt wishes to know
If the late Legislature passed any law n regard to
ptsnting eot.oa in 1858 There no law prohibiting
ne planting Of cotton but here is one whlca ieviss
tax of ten cents per paund on All cotton Taissd urir
the present year over twenty hye hPpdred ponds OF
adgsytisST.
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slirssRs E1ercises-LGst IEterUiec tetfk n.
~Prls0ae7s-tIe Death Song.

N d.rIfrhf ~ WeFa aFsn Il5r0. Ihdf g00d nal
FsfheT fssSo5x vzs sol Eish them, also ReY. Dr. VA
hanson aDa whenever sither Of these worthy mer
addressed them, they wsse llsiehsa 70 via marked
attention The doomed ones W 'aeu y % os known
among, tleir saud partculsry tn=I wives and
ehldfeh how cheerful aud happy they a. asd exhibit
zns no fear Of this auad event. To il app 1eo noI
eyi3euca Of Christian faith but siaadfast Saer-
encs 10 TIER heath IA sap efsfir ouS
Ahey shook hands with the oc "a who came in amsng
ths 9iedi1g them goods y a. i they vpsre going
long aud pheasant journey. They sddsd some fresh
strtaks or veTluion snd utransrine their counfe
their fancy suggested evidently intending 20
4x Lh=mselFeg ef gay 81 possible f0r the coming
exhibiloa. They eonne-eed sinsag their death song
Tia zoo esding and n5ary al joining. We had never
heard this s1ug and could tell Il from the
song. buI j WONDERFULLY exciting.
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Simultaneous Hanging Of Thirty sigh SiouE
sssRr8eT5rS- lscsdeAts GRd Scsnes in Prisoa--
TIE Dsath SoRg sHd Hopes cf Happy Hunting
Gr-0HRds-14a 1scfHl Spectacts-at tie Gallons