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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Tn Krxxrpy Moxunxxs.-M the last meeting Of the
Tammany Society resolution was passed directing she
Grand sachem pro tsw. %. z. Dclavan) 70 appoint
COMMITTEES 70 take the necessary steps 70 erect mona
Vim. D. Kennedy, Forty second New York volsntssrs ,
Tsmmany regiment IN aocordancs with such resolution
the following gentlemen have been appointed such cnm
brennan, sacbeu Edward Cooper, Brother william ".
Tweed. Brothsr Thomas Dunlap, Brother George W.
srs.niss.ion a. rsmmany Hal "a Monday evening seI.
u etsht O'Clock
RsrErnou 90 nm rsxAD Ar DwAsrnEu, Coorss
UHos Thousands visited ,bs Cooper institute as, even
Ing the occasion Of shs fourth annual reception Of The
Female Drawing Ciass attached the Cooper Union The
wans Of tho large room IN which the reception held
These productions reelected much credit upop The skin and
advancement Of those Isdsss The class VA formed 10
bers Mechaucsl and arcbectura drawing we're choice
ly represented among the coecticn ecIting VAIN com
sndAsicns 81 the hands Of the crowds who serunised
them The reception rom cbAsiely and elegantly
decorated with nngs 1ns band stationed 10 the libra
~ dscoursed music during the evening Tie exhibition
OF he music class eomss % tomorrow evening. The
scholars will also be awarded their cesacs,es upon the
latter occasion Too much praise sanno. BE- awarded 70
tho proficiency exhibited 10 the efforts u the pupils
iass evenings reception This institution deserves the
cordial patronage of the public and last evening reeved
many high sncomium from those Who thsongcd he gal
Ieries from eight O'Clock until pAstte
puuvwAu ArrxnyY 70 Brss Moxrconxsv nar-A
wonAs Aasurm susrcsou On the ehs q the eth
Of MAY are occurred 10 the pack basement ot Mont.
somsry Hall, No. 70 Prince street, kept by Martin A
whean Luckily for those sleeping up stairs the flames
aid NOT reach tho door beans ana 10 further damage
done than 70 ~ The preparation n k;ndins
other com bu-sbs matter p.csd there by nce1d larry
In1orrnain was given FIRE Maria BAKER, and he q.
usual .' s. 20 s as%sa ne .s sr.ss
formery .n NJ Martps employ she having mafe tbfss
o. hs rnssl lsrrh's character 10 aidllirr 70 ,ss'
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Arrivals and Departures.
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SAY FRANCISCO VIA Erc.sAeu .-steamshIp Amerca--J
sI Kss i Ssrn. s,sn sondsa Cso.s
S NJ. DS " A sS~s' Y;; c e..
ssh sns va: NJ. Tci Il. iissS.@; - .TI;;sssld, 4
ss. ssas d 4. q; n
Geo M::ss s Nor mr. ;i;ss.h
s aI.' Ne? ssssG .:;ss ss'Siss
Mrs wilcox; Mrs sIeyen, ccsmae wife and lnfans
s1sA; s.s s.;r y.s sssu L.,s
IeClcgsy, ciI%s., . Ogrol.. Burton c..i
PA S' ksaysr S w% csson Seccs%' Brasaa
ssss spo$ss sss' s'i
Mrs 0oc Win. NJ R'chsr,-on sx.seae,s. wife and
So%Ta osp' NJ Hi snS n. Sui
L Srs Us'e a.s.%.S s H.. = sS.sasS Mrs
rae ~s s s snsr .1f n n q: AZ
iinl bard. Mrs liab.ra. Iismi5le Mr. II.mdrei
~ ,iSi rssssr. vi" Pss.sS g:ss.. \ Ss%.s "a HI
Ssorse Ryisy' , f,cSiord Abraham L.n. Miss foa
Sssm EsS sss Gn:s. NJ Uns. ana
Lrvxproot--s,esmshp Americs from Boston WIN Apple
p M, ADps1os french :ad fps ss
Pierce Thomas csarr9n M Inhes Lssas scS And maid
F s:s . Ssn x. nss
s e. s..'S . NJ VIE c.c.
Inn~ii orsans Capt W u Anderson. cs.tf Bo.worsh.
HATH Mrs Capt Musans Miss Hattie Purnson. Portland;
wm 30 d. Providenee; Mr and Mr., "a. Durham
MORGAN and wi q BROOKS. Mrs Waters aud New
YORK: vuayIe wife and two hiliren Brookiyn Green.
New Jersey; En- lish. PhiIadelphia, Smith and ave
chIldr'n cneinn.,ii rlriss and gfe Ch'csso John
Well Oregon; LIEUT. Hall. Brush Navy.J Lobfsia e.
A 0snlt, WIN Stevens Jas Leishman niyn, Aers.des
heed Mon.rsai o hose yueb.e; cas.esa. i,yAa.,
Uarxer and A Y wiling. Chile; Mrs Dickson, England
q Winter and servant bradford Ens Miss EisA Hamilton
Scotland: W Schmidt Paris for Hall I'D Busted
Or uamptel, gsniagin rsrssses a 2aasr Boston
se Trr Forsyth Detroit: Morgan. Montreal; W
una and wit e Nj Clarke Misc Carrie Hsiss; Mrs Pope
G.vs gco;ls 4 rvmross. Pstou Gomez aud bro,hrr
leo; Dr. AIoufy, BAHAMAS Total iJ5
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NEW YORK HERALD, FRIDAY, MAY %. 1863.

threats seems property had stolen and carried
away and articles destroyed the kllcla such a. but
ter - sugar sc lerei around. shirs IN the va All
were taken from the tuD ana pieces Those mai
clus acts all went 10 Tx still stronger Br ret
horn Yet.rday the ire Marshal suecoeced In tract
this woman To her lodgings No 205 Church street Here,
with tho aid OF sergea, Brooks and ocer Field OF tho
Filth precinct. Bridget captured. Officer Yield took
her Into custody On searching the apartments sho occu
pied On the third story, the whole OF Messrs Martin
wheelnns property was recovered. Whom rnder ar
rest she became very violent aud threatened u nic All
kinds OF vengeance Mr. Martin and all concerned Cap
tain Petty u tho Ftn precinct detained her she viii
be taken before the court TO day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Bxrrros--0p Wednesday,, MAY II, sncs short and
painful Hines of disease a tts heart, PrIks bHsrnor
aged 40 years, 10 months And ~ days
The esds n tho family invited 10 aseaf iho funs
raj from biz late roaldeocs isl sox ssrc~t this (Frl
day. afternoon, nj two o'cfcrt.
CnruriIu in BrooxIyn Thursday, May r. Aacrr u
Dosps.rH, son u J. y and Angelqae Chemdsu. Axsd
MOTHS and N days.
czEsBporoa %. rsursday, Mar q, LocaA, wife Of
wn. q. Chcsrbrouzh
rhs relatives ssd friends q ths >sny sespecsfuly
laved W ato..d she funeral ssisrdsy morning. AZ
square
nrrss--M Harlem. On Tnorsdsy, Mar -, Of STARTS,
fever tossshl llorssr ssy asn.nss q e"c'ss g. ADD
Ire rslstsyes ard frsD3s u tbs family respectfully
ntlied attend tbs faners from the de1oe =,
ssisFday, Il tseivsh The rssasiss wi ~ rksa h
Csnerw cod cemS>gy.
mcxpsn--,n lrokiyn, On rhors1Ay. My ~, s,,ss 4
tH sFs.
ne .sssds and rs,alIrs- 4 ,is ismny are a,,,. 1.
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NEWS FROM NICARAGUA.
ARRIVAL OF the STEAMSHIP AMERICA.
SETTLEMENT OF TIE TRANSIT TROUBLES,
TO-. &C.. &s.

The steamship America, Captain Je Maury from Grey
town, Nicaragua arrived yesterday bringing lsS cabin
and $50 storage passengers.
The difficulty between the Nicaraguan government and
the Steamship Company has been amicably settled and
the line has been firmly established.
The purser Of the ship will please accept thanks for
favors.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Electrical Discoveries and Wonderful
results by DR. cHAMBEELIN. 81 Bond street, New YORK.
All durable dlsases speedily and by
various modh alons OF Electricity Consultation Tree
Circulars forwarded 10 order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

From the Heterogeneous Character Of
the people Of this city would naturally expect
variety Of costumes but whatever different tastes
quire IN other articles OF dress have found II TO be
variable rule with gentlemen fashion KNOxS
Hats Foreigners and natives alike recognize Broadway
Is the headquarters Of fashion.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Lady Readers or che Hcrald-1f You
wish Welding Slips and 0aiters Sprinx Bamoai Cater
Boots, Boys and Misses Boots and Shoes. natronize
MILLER co. 37 Canal street,
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MIsCKLLANEOUs.

MISCELLANEOUS.
A /: /: : : ,:,o:.. : : : : : !
MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
The Original and Certain vsrmIn Er,s~mnssos.
The sr,rsordna effects this article foe killing noAssss
ANITA Bugs vleas Ae and for preserving vur c.h. vur
nure Ae from Moths ha. been sss.sd for twenty ysar
and warranted rslssl. III. free FROM psl.ss Beware Of
limitations and eoun,sr,i Each ~ has The ssnaiur. Of
EL,oa.
Lyons Rs, Pills certain V. Rats and xiss Sold ~
all druggists and furniture ds.isrA
DExAs s. sN aSEs CO.. Agents.
IA Broadway, ssw York
A SAVING oy . sgs q INT nv BUYING Y2uss sE
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orAxssS'yrn
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g.s..s, as.r' TO- sAs distress s'sss"'-
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Prtaes Cashcd I'm all LeGalixed Lotte-
res. Information given. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
No. II Wall street, room No. I, New York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Hats.-Whfte's spring styles or Hats
are very attractive Dress Hats Soft Imperial and Military
ALSO Caps 2l6 broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Beautiful Compile rion.-Laird's Bloom,
OF YOUTH Liquid PEARL for thu complexion and shn
moved 10 ass Broadway Sold a, all druggists.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Ferris Is Sons Boots and Shoes.-AIso
Paris manufactures 81 SasGu street and Goa Broadway
below Fourth street.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Brooks spring Boots.-The Double Tie
Shoe with Caters, LORiN BROOKS SONS lsA
Broadway, corner OF Howard street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Eight Carries de visite for o.. OF I'm.
eguaed style and hnh 81 rAITs Of Cortsndt and
Greenwich streets
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The above race Was very one sided ahar, The mare
taking the lead with the word IN each heat. and
never approached during tho u was match II
ai The betting limited 70 small sums and few In
number Those who attended the did not expect
much md were not disappointed. The time. however
wss good. The mare Emma came from New Orleans
She beat Ethan Allen there ago. the stallion
under the saddle and the 10 harness She 10
doubtedy very fast but there yesterday
for an uncommon exhibition OF speed on hse part.
This afternoon there will be . tros fos stake With
| akscn ausR
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Omciai Drawings OF ths shelby College
Lottery Of Kentucky
kArRA CLASS soo-hay 28. 1868
u, 81, IL, 40, IS. 2, "a. IA, 80, 80, ~, %.
CLASS l00-May %. 1863.
~, IT, 80, ~, 10, SO, So, 40, SO, %, 81.
JOHN A. NoRRIsA Co.,
Wilmington. Delaware.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Hair Mattresses, spring Beds.-Hutch-
INsoN wICKERSIIAM. go Canal street. east Of Broad
way.
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Diseases OF she Nervous, Seminal, Uri.
nary aud SEXUAL syrsms New and reliable trss,menis
OF the Howard scaled
vrlopcs free OF charge Address Dr. ekihn Hoaghton
Howard Association Philadelphia. Pa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

w. A. Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best
In the otd instantaneous harmless reliable Sold
by all druggists and perfume Factory 81 Barclay street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Preservativs snd
Wig Depot wholesale and retail No Aston House The
dye applied By skLful artisia
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Moth Antiaote.-Fresh Csmphor Wood,
with Cedar, Sandal and Lavender i,273 Broadway.
KITCHEN WATTS. Uscit
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TRussEs AND SUPPORTERS,
Corner Of Broad~ way and Ann street. lady attendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

n Carries do vSsits, Sl-By Vaughan,
best In the city.
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Doctor Hunters Discovery Cures Eryss-
peas scad Head, sarheu, Obstinate Eruptlons u the
skn Oh Ulcers sercfoa rsulA and lind % impu
or the blood. Also. diseases Vt Nervous seminal
Urinary and Sexual Systems No Division street New
York city, since 1854 Book and consultation gratis Elsbt
and private entrance.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Robe rtson's Patent Movable Water
ciosets-Free from smell Tor sick state &C.
manufactured I'D sold In the plumbing establishment Sl3
Water street Orders for work ships houses esseuisa
In superior manner
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Omctal DrewIngs Or murray, Eddy 4
Co.'S Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries
KENTUCKY. ExrRA GLASS 9s9-May Is. 1853
~, 40, SS. o.. q, 10, 46, 90, 10: 7. rs, Q.
50. 3, Is, IL, 0, SO, So, 80, 8, %, 81, 46, 10.
Circulars sent free Of charge By addressing either
MURRAY, EDDY 90.
Covtngton. ". or H. i.ouis No
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Dysentery, Infantiie Cholera, and All
bowel complaints speedily cured BY the Of Dr. A0RI.
MONT Tropical Dysensery Remedy. These powders
put up In metallic air tight pschagrs price 70 cen Depot
ali and requests for circulars Dor s2H r. Post
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Roma ines Crimean Bietsrs Subdue IrHi.
aiion from late hours Exclusively used the principal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-05-29

Wheeler d WiIson's Sewing Machines,
with valuable improvements. Once COS Broadway NJ r.
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A BOX or MOTIF PAPER. Six KINDS nKADY
"A iniusilrd from A 10 Y. Only ~ IS
GIMBuEOy, sA9 groadvav.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

Nashville, to know by which route they should be
eent from there, whether by Cumberland Gap or
Nsshyille. Gen. Done son immediately directed
them 10 he released and sent home. saying that such
a thing was unknown in civilized countries. They
we're then sent home and all tLs refugees met on the
road were also turned back.
KILLING A CONsCRIPT.
On the 18Th Of February, 1863 squad OF soldiers
were sent TO conscript james McCollum Of Greene
County. Tennessee, a very respectable, industrious
mtu, 80 or IS years Of age. They found him iced M
lis cattle. When be saw one Of them be ran 10 wa
back Of HE barn; others were posted behind Tue
barn, aud, without hailing or attempting to arrest
lm one Of them shot him through the neck. killing
n m Instantly His three lutte children who saw u
to the house and told their mother; she cams out
wrinens her lands in anguish, and screaming Will
lie ror and smsy. ~,
The soldiers were citing urOn the fence. They
laughed al her agony, and said they had only kiiet
a "dsmued Tory The murdered man was nIgniy
e.teemed by his neighbors, and was 6rm Unior
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-07-24

fsdera,e prI,opers In Port Hndson. We don blame
them for waptipg to get h"ms Like ra's drsHrtinp
a sinking ship, they sce Tho uter hopslttsnes' o'
est blishipg slave government
They love the Old flag. bat have been dnped ~
oy tonQues Many OF the u will never again fais-
their arms against Uncle Sam, or leave homo {"
light, uBo.s forced.
Port Hudson, from tho river front, 70 quite for
midabls place. Tho blgn bluffs, some sixty feet
above bigh. water mark. make II almost impregna.
BILE for the operation OF gunboats. Tue rear IL well
protected BY ear'hworks, aud thu space ineids Is
covered 10 many places with heavy 'imbsr.
Protection 10 also afforded to garrison by deep
rav,ues trxvsrsing 10 different directions. 1t is ua
questonably the strongest natural point along tre
river. Bat garrison without provisions, surroupd'
ed bv an army. must succumb.
For some time previous " the surrender OF Port
Hudson, the rebel garriron snbs,sted on fre-h mMf
aud horse nest. 10 order to make this kind Of fod-
der" hold out. Il was issued by commissary. Also,
10 make the mesl last, cob WIS ground with It, ano
hoT a pound allowed TO each man daily. Even thu
was about exhausted before the surrender was made
The above 10 vouched for by officers aud mel
whom We have coLversed with.
II wss gratifyiDg TO witness the social feeling be-
tween the Union and Confederate soldlsrs in Port
Hudson after its surrender. Msny joking ex-
| clsmations were uttered, and more looker.on
would not believe that they were ever opposed to
esch other In wHrlike epirit. We hope this ira
terna feeling may never DO severed, and that We
| will not again meet IN hostile stray those whose
friendship we have 90 htstily made.
Wants vsntils,ion--nll the buildings backgrounds
in apa about Port Hudson. We never saw streets
Of buildings tskeu in sanitary point OF view, in
more sinking couditoo. But il is IN keeping with
the cause Of southern chivulry. La \ few days,
however, tho YANKEES will renovato tho place.
Several hundred Mississippi rifle, also Two bra.s
uieces were found buried by tho YsBks u lew dpyr
ago inside of the works ut Port Hudson.
The beadbosfd at Inc Srave Indicated that the re,
msins Of Confederate rsIossd there. faithful
nss 10 exposed the cheat.
HuparAnTxRs u. 8. PoHcys, }
ponr hUDsOs. fudsy. July 40. iBJ }
Osrsrsl Orders No lin cvupaIes With special OidrI'
No IDS Headquarters DrpsfuI-nt Of the Gun the under
,i-noi hereby command OF tbs Corp dAq'e AID
| 81 ths lost At Port Hudson GEORGE l.. ANDKE"S.
| BIZ. Gen. Vo uBt~srs Com 4,snding
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Of Mr. l.. L. Crounsei WHAT stimulus to action
What reward for toll aud sacrifice What an en-
couraqement 10 Christian pitfiotisDI
But we forbssr. A peopls wbo can endure and
sacrlfce and suffer hsve the people OF Getiysburs.
who can pass through the iery inrnace OF nflletop
"beated seven times hotter than II 10 won't and
como forth "without the smeD OF lire upon their
garments" can also forgive their enemies. and
pray for them tha, despitsfaly use them and Perse
cute them
In behalf Of tho interests OF truth, Justice, God
and humanity. Most respectfully and truly.
J. d. Bsnslss Pastor First Baptist Church Ps~tuIst
H. Thos T. Coul.ton. Pestot Fsntfofd Baptist Church
Phisdelphisi John fses Phnctpsl Classical n,niut-:
Phisde phis; A. O. MoAus,. Pastor OF tho Ftn Reformed
hproh Pbilsdrlpi.; Sloan. Minister Of
The Church L. Wins, Pastor OF Sprios Gar
den NJ r. Church Philsdelphisi s. NJ Merrill. ChsLldr In
the Army; j. MARKS DIST Sec American Tract Society
Fr.scis Boups NJ d. No ll Sprps Gadsn street Phils.
dpha; Albert H. Brown, Principal Of SsisburG ACADEMY
Pennsylvania; Rev. James T. Lsp-ley Indiana Penosyva
iia; Andrew u. Cross, Baltimore Msryisod; Oeo'ss W.
Thompson Pastor Of Lower Tusonois; J. Ii. Shumaker
Principal OF Tuscsros Aosdryj j. Osmond Minister Of the
Pesby terrain Chatch b. McCu.eugh Pastor Of the Froas
steel NJ l.. Church. Phisd.lphi, Rev. Lanii rssior
Of Pr.sUytsri.a w.verly. Psnu.ylv.tis; W. H. n Ms.h
Pastor Of the lock Baptist Church West, fhsdephia
James NJ. CIowsl, P.ssor Of toe Ssyonh fIssoy'etss
Church Phiadep La, Y. E. Sbosrsr General Agent u
Christian Commission; 0eorTe Alexander Pelu fnor ~
Trim Baptist Church N. Y; VIII sm O. Way Chspsin 2<th
Mich Vols H. Dunlap. Minister Of tho Baptist Church
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Letter Of the Hon. CLnrlcs Summer.
Bo.ros. July y. 1850


DEAR SIR: u will Lot 10 in my power 10 take
gar, in the prop i rsssinz a. Poushkespde. But an
sI.d that II has bee c,sd and hps, that will be SOC
cessuL
10 ue has been from II. beginning that the dolores
naon would be needed IA this mover for moment
.ha. they woud render seod service And 'hu' NJ
the evidence IA trir favor iuuP Nobody will nov
question their bIsvey their capacity for Discipline Al
ta4t eau 10 sid assps, Il that hey no white
But they have special interest In tie suppression OF hn
Rebellion The enemies Of the Union are the enemies q
her race Therefore Ia defending the Union they deise1
themselves even than other etsens And IL 'svins
the Union they save themselves.
doubt In times pee. county eond have ja''y a.
psc,ed any patriotic ssrvies such serves
Ia the reara Tor protection Ba. ths, protection has
bsun the service should begin also Nor shosd Sei-tivs
b. and dutls. DO weighed with nieesy II Is snorsa snss
our country aroused last 20 scass Of ia'ee' 's'A' ~
roll eoloIed men among It's dsfspdsrI
n uy eoussels could reach such persons ~eua say L.
, =, once Now 10 tie day and now the hour Help y
ox.,com. Xour erusl enemies row battling against yoss
oouo,ry and in this way you will surely overcome shoss
.h.r hardly craei here " home who s ssss
"a Won lh,s Is tne time 70 hesitate OF 70 hisgss
IA % dtv to our country, and you will set example VI
., .setace which sill conquer pf,judice sad o1ss
AL hearts 49,
Aee.,, my thanks foI the invitation with which yor hsss
bonof,d me- and believe ne, dear Sir,
Very faithfully yours,
CHARLES sUMNHA
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