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, 1863-11-08

The true area or the basin OF the OrInoco Is
nearly three hundred thousand square miles.
It receives, In Its course Of sixteen hundred
miles, no lees than four hundred navigable
sion and actually connect By anavigable inlet
with the Negro and the Amazon, while its
more northern limbs, the Apnre and the Me-
ia, stretch westward to within ds3's travel
of Bcgota. At two hundred leagu Is from the
ocean It hasa width Of three nile, nd d. ofRo; R
of the deltA and about one huudre1 miles
from the ocean, 1t expands to something like
four miles from shore to ehore.
.Tne delta Of the Orinoco 10 at this time An
regulates for cotton culture which hare Civ
In the famous :" Sea Islands" of South Caro-.
lima their high reputation, aud having q eli
mate 1T for producing two crops year. The
rainy season, however, swells the vast Hood
of this Eiyer to such degree that 1arge parts
October the waters begin to subaide, decreas-
ing regularly until the month Of March, when
they are lowest. These beneficial fluctuations
lie regn1ar and invariable, and discussions
have arisen whether they are not more attri-
hntahle to the annual melting Of the snoWa
rains.
Cotton is Indigenous to Venezuela, grow
ing every Hhere with the least cultivation, and
sometimes appearing as weed, bearing lts
blossoms, ita buds and its ripened prodactan
st the same time But 1t is believed that
lnv1ae area Of something Ike five thousand
square miles, presents attractions for it's cultl-
vatlon superior to any other region of the
earth.
The river orinoco and It's 1svigable trlbuta
ries traverse not only the richestparts Of Ven
cznala, but drain also several Of The provinces
Of New Grenada, and divide with the Amazon
its hold upon the Mocoa territory. Bnt the
Ca1oni, Paragua and other nayisable streams
which fall into it from the Venezuelan Gu1y-
nm stretch through region Of richness whose
dulisy. The vast territory ha5 an area OF
225, ,563 square miles; Its lergth from east to
west il 2l1 6panish leagues, Its width from
north to south 180 leagues, and it, natural
features embrace all the luxurious vegetation
rise to the absurd chime1a OF FL Dorado, for.
ESTE 111led With birds Of the brightest pl0mage,
and yatt plai1s covered with herds OF wild
By IN authentic report now before us (made
originally to the, projectors Of private en-"
pea1s thst ihe gold Of Tie Yuruan enjoys .
Just reputation for superior 1neness over that
of California or Australia. The average rich
ness Of the Gold Of California Is 3 frac:
tion less than ninety per CENT; that OF
.hs fnrnati + snd 3e iae! soI
Gusyapa They yield also quicksilver, anti,
nony, silver, copper, iron snd coal, eqnA to
that Of any other country, Among the NATL
ral products Of the surrounding country are
mahogany, ebony, Brazil wood, fast,c, llgnum
vita. amarill.,, indeed, every variety OF orna.
mental oode, dye woods, gum elastic, PERU
visn bark, tonga beaps, vanilla, sarsaparilla,
&c. Dyes, drugs and roots common In CO n
| merce arc foundlu the Wilds Of this favored
| region in endless variety; and among iss
| rore roted products arc cotton, coffee, TO-
bAcco, cochiaeal, indigo, COCOA. &c.
, 1863-11-08

kcuf1.
We have heard it cstlmsted that in the two
weeks preceding tie el+ctt7n, the number OF
removals from office in this s late by the Gen.
Rsd'ca'ism, did not fall short Of so hundred.
We do not believe the pumbsr oyerst1ted.
The most Of these remoyala were By order Of
Governor Gamble, and took place among the
officers OF the State sud Enrolled M!litia. but
in neeveral promis ent instances, the fall Of the
arc was directed from Washington: The
most notlcexb Of these Inter CASES WAS that
of ". ". Edwards, United States Dlstrict
Alton ey for the State, who was removed fos
.psEilg Radical speeches, and who has Just
been ihdorsed BY the people Of the g..
Charles Circuit, by being elected Circuit
Judge
ofp1inciplc. In very few instalccs hss any
othtr reasop betn assigned. The moat Of them
were Intelligent and competent officials.
Many Of them were brave and successful
Union soldiers. As general thing they were
vastly superior In every reapect to the men
that have succeeded them, Mho, without ex'
: ;ed the Preeident'e Proclamation and bis geu-
enal policy. which their successors do not.
They all retire from Office with the good will
and respect of their fellow citizens.
From the fact above stated, the pnb4c will
understand two thfngs--First, the tremend.
GUS p4FEEulE WHICH "aS E0AkI* W 0Sal up0A
the election in this State from of1cial ctrcl-s,
to dive the people oyer to copperheadlcm ;
>nd second, that while Nj. Lincoln ohsti.
uatel5 continues Gen 8choheld Ii command
over Missouri and Kansas, Heatnst the w1shcs
If all the Radical UuioDlsta Of those i at=s,
ard when many substantial reasons urge h's
removal, because the Conservatives demand
that be eball remain, he does not hesitate te
chop CT the head Of any Radical here when
The Conservatives ask for. it-6t Lou!s Dem
, 1863-11-08

The lateet advices from China state that
Gen. Burgeyine, the American leader, has
gone over to the rebels, with, 1t isBaid, ahont
five hundred rowdies OF all nations, chiefly
Americans. Bis designs we're openly dis
cussed for upwards Of 3 week before he left,
ard having reached the ears Of the Chinese
authorities they called upon the American
authorities to prevent his departure. The
account brought by the overland mail says:
As was expected, however, nothing Of the
kind Wis done, aud Burgeyine openly left
ShaHghae On the 18th Of July, and, on the Cd
Of August, succeeded by coup de main In
carrying of the Chinese steamer Kowjow
from Sui k1apg just Us she Was anchoring at
be latter place on her return from Shanghae
Bu1gcvine has been elevated to the rank OF
Waue. with the title ksni OF honorable, BY the
rebel chieftxin, and although neither bis own
military capacity nor the prowess Of his tag
rag and bobtail crew Ct rowdles need Inspire
apprehension, he IL dangerous, owing to the
Influence he is supposed to retain among a
3ortion OF Major Gordon's force.
Ihe 1mperialists hid gained some recent
yictos1ee, but Burgeyiue's secession, It Is
teared, will neutralixe them.
, 1863-11-08
FROM GEN. THOMAS ARMY.
Charre on the Rebe18-Wouderfu1
Improvement In the Army-HA&e Of
SUPPLIES Established.


NAturulE, Tenn, Nov. Sd, 1863.
yor ana already rf,der the impression. I
~. -. ,,.nzt.,1 - 49,,
suPPose' luAt A'ooh"us ".ooo'a1o a0s ueeA
.enoer ar,,ved from HEADQUARTERS Inst night.
NsS s~sanat - az -.oe,+ ..tamn{ A.
&N1pg HI aceoon' ~ LUG '&ee.s AS's1tS1 ~
oisl1dge the enemy from that 1mporlanI po-
tition. This attempt resulted in driving HIN
4roro his ,,otft,on m the east sfde of The
- ,.,,,,N. -.-s,-...-.
mountain only, A11hng ana "ounolhs aooat
thousand Of The rebels. The engagement
wae nrecipitated by the stamped{ng Of seven.
49,. - 60 ~. rho u.de. ch.,,. rno,
.eea " ou1 .uuioe' NV ~ 4uAooH sAse "en
the e1cm5' s lines. Inc assauls mas 30 euo'
den that the rebels supposing that our troops
~ go ~. 49, . esse 49,. hnnd-aa raaa1s -5aas
n1no lnein eotne ata' nun14sa 14nuu .s... 1ase'
and other material Of TAr. The little fight
xou have seen mentioned. grew out Of this,
=. hot,-a .+.+.s ~. d-,,,,,- +ho
put 1seulleo as oe.o'0 o!Ase"' ~ a1.stos e"o
enemy from one side OF the mountaan ohly'
Though II this the advantages are Tery. mate
..a1 tba n.v,oa43on of the river being secured
AAA.' -. 80. e.. a.. 4...~x..
aIo Inc f1ses 1oao m.oe s%a'e iof 1Ae a1nepot~'
tatlon Of supplies. This road, says the mes
-. -. 90 io-.o,.a, ..s
and hofses. proRen Wagons ana aata taesee9' aao
vast quantities Of military stores. Ihe enef-
gy and ability Of Gen: Grant has already made
wonderful changes in the condition Of the
army. ] have heard many leading officers
say list If RosecranA had stayed In command
few weeks longer, that this army would Ger
surrounded; the possession Of one road only
, 1863-11-08


PONTIAC, Ill, Nov. s, 1868.
Editors Chicago Tribuae:. t.. :
Livipgston county is all right. This has
been the hardest contested election which has
come of in this county for some years. We
have carried the county by 43i Union majorl-
II, which is clear union gain since our last
election Of 246. The Union men Of this place:
are In e1stacles. At euniown on last evening,
the League boys fired. one hundred guns In
ncnor Of our victories at home and abroad.
At night the court house was Illuminated and
crowded with joyful hesrts, who had astem-
blcd to celebrate their. deltTerance from the
canger which had menaced them On III sides.
To DAY notice great many Union men
With new boots, hats, caps, and oVercoats,
and any amount Of moaey, Which they hare
death kneM Of treason, In the shape OF Cop
perheadism, has sounded. The loyal hare
been aroused from their dreams Of security
to eenee Of their duty, while their country,
their homes, and their family altars were IN
Danger. ~-~- Yours, &c, - =
LmkRr1 AND UNION.
, 1863-11-08

battle nov is Victory in tbs Radical p.r:y's
favor. Toe Rstica1a ere In EJmpAthy With
tbe 8. ntinenss and principles nh1ch are dcs-
sjned to triumph In the great nationa} strug-
gle n"W Eoirg on AUnton' and Free
G"u," arc their watchwo1ds. and Union and
Freedom certain ~ carry tha day.:
Whatever may, therefose, prove to be the
'eehhica1 Issue Of taevsry cloee election held
10 Ills Sts:e on Tue dsy LIST. tbs victory I.
14scticslly With the Radicals. They hare met
The enemy, ard If thoy hare not Eainea the
present ID }n they have gaiDed the future.
THE Stste Is theirs at the next Presidential
e'-cticp, and for all the period that exlsuas
fseues are destined to divide md control the
t,ciiaics Of the natiop.
, 1863-11-08


Nothing ttet not Wholesome. Ee1fA, 4aA f98Eo.k
tTh in n nature enta-8 Into tho Composition Of dOA
Tk1TEKB STOMACH BITTSRs. This po2al4s Pc
botsnicai e.enent no fery e1cltant but Il combf
n0ion ExrActs ofrAfe bAl8aHiC hera7 A1d plA1
xdtl1 nc pp{est and mildest Of al d1rIve stuu1sna
II ia We t. BE- fcfeared xgalnst disease, and far
ssthe hurosn eySte can be- projected by hunaa
tSatnst naiadies en9endered by "a ntWnolc4ome At
mospf eyr i1upure Water. and other e3tefna causee
HosIaeFERs BlTIERs nasy be relied on Il safe
guard. :
eistrcta t9Sseee wta Fsy91 AND AaTx fs ~
aEenedy Thou.aada Who rssoEt 70 l. aadsr sg2.s m
sands neglect 70 avail tlep3slTes p:otes.ive
auAltie1 in advance nre tnEe1 by very nrsf coufee
Of tts marvellous medicine, Fever and AGue pa eEts,
ater being Piled with Aninne Tor months u vain uEni
Arly saturated with that dangerous akalad are not
unffe quently restored % health within few daTs ~
khe use OF H0sTETTKRB DlrrER9-
The weak stomz Is rapidly nyigorated. aad the ap
peuse restored By this agreeable Tonic and hence
Worfa wonue11 inc4ses Of DYsrx and In less COZ.
GfHed iorms of INp1gKsT1oN. Acting gentle and
painless ape1ent yell - upon tho iVer Il also ~
irregular action q the n3sa.tye Aad scret.ve oEgana
Persons OF teehta habit liable to NERVOUS ATTACKS
Lowx*es o. sP!a aaa T1ss sns Gr t1 hASaU9R asd y;
hmony on ths point is most conclusve and from both
seIes
Tha agony Of Bl11oCs Co1Io il Immediately &ssauged
, 1863-11-08
FOREIGN GOSSIP.

COY Il spain is now an applicant 1oI Ql6"
charge In bankruptcy in the English Courts. |
"No,hipg but the Bank Of England for wo-
mad" The meaning Of this is, that high In. |
:ereet Is al ways upcer&ain. as II generally &C.
conpani.s doubtful security. So. i
Hugh McD"nald Is the name Of Scotch |
poet of humble birth and circumstances, Ea- |
published for the benefit OF bis widow and
children. The following specimen Of his style |
~ considered. by the Epgli.h pless, equsl to
that Of BurIB;
ssIbe weary enu has sunk to rest
Among the clouds ayoht the billoW;
The evening stars nre peepfng forth.
Ard rustic labor seeks her pillow,
Ths blsckbIrd's closed hts essning ssng.
The wee bat bits on wing sac eerto,
Thet1ystirg time Is drawing near
When Tn 10 meet my black eyed dearic."
An eminent professional gentleman in
Lobdon, who has presided at a crest many
popular meetings In favor OF the North,
writes to his friend in Cleveland that TOUR
hftbs OF tie people OF England ara In our IA
yor and with us entire euccess.
M. Emile Perierc, noted Partisan lnan
cier, has purchased the Ba1k Of Savoy, which
has right to issue circulating notes. This
has greatly aln1med the Bank OF France,
which has The sole right In It's own country
is to have an Increase Of capital aud will short
" con 9 in conflict with the Bank of France.
-tsI1ea ueos u g1apnta9 na' tssea..s
oeen oisSoscrao IN slosF1a, tn's Is g9oo nens
1or aIusts a11 Ien u 1us.nsss. ,t eines " :1ne
1nes 81 4a1H nnm. ~ ~ ana u nc
bert
7caa az on o ~. ~ Weno IN and
IN 1e29 20, ,oOo,NO, sna lox -. .oo;"o' anu
fkae more ptobpeaoas no" tnAn .uen
Pa There are lsS, 5D trees On the 6ouleVasds
ard in the public streets Of Paris. HOY many
| such are there In the city Of Ne" York:
| jnaururated. contains thirty eight acses In
, 1863-11-08
TNE ENROLLED MILITIA or MIS-
E0KJRE. '-- =

The letter Of the Missouri Delegation |
gives promise Of the ultimate abatement |
of one nuisance at least--the " enrolled
militia" Of that State We trust that
when the fact shall be made apparent to
The President that in some counties none
but ayowcd and notorious rebels can pro-
cure United States muskets that in Ger
tain localities few persons can obtain com
missions in the militia unless they have
acquired the art Of war under Price, Mar
maduke, Claib jackson OF Quantrell-that
r,en who fought on our side at Le1ing-
ton and Wilson's CroaE are boing u1s-
armed, while those who fought against us
at those places are being supplied ad Id
5tum with Federal guns and sabres when
these facts become fully known
to the President, as they surely
will be, nc trust 'that he will apply the
remedy INSTANTLY. We do not use these
words lightly. We wonder not that the
President refuses TO believe, the existence
of the state Of things here set forth. Yet
it is true, solemn1y, sober1y true; and our
love for the Republic, our regard for the
President himself, compels us to declare
that this amazing and damnnble condition
Of affairs is even now being carried for
ward to its legitimate results Of civil car
1age- The President says, in his recent
letter:
"l.et me eny now, however, that your pro-
IohA 10 snbs1itute national force for the en-.
rolled militia, implies that in you Judgment
tic latter Is doing something which needs to
be done; aid, If 10, the proposition to throw
tt It force auay, and TO eupply lta place by
h,ir6ipg other forcee from the deld Wbere
fley sre urgently needed, keems to me very
extEaordinary."
We make bold to say that the Inference
here drawn is 'erroneous-as erroneous as
it would be to argue that the withdrawal
Of pack Of wolves emp1oyedin guarding
q sheep fold would be impolitic because
dogs are scarce, or because the dogs are all
employed elsewhere. Our idea is that the
wolves are just SO much worse than moth
ing. We do not assert that there is no
loyal men In the enrolled militia Of Mis-
souri. We.do not even assert that they are
generally disloyal. But we do assert that
there are whole companies, II not whole
regiments of them, which do not contain
one loyal man, and we assert that there
, 1863-11-08
Volunteers, Attention Indiscra-
tions Of Youth =

so7es and U!ccrs Blotthca and Swel1tngs. can With
certslnty be Ii Ideally cured u tho Ptus Ne takan
d stated in tho prfe ted ustructiops I'd any
other manner the7 dy T. OF part 20 ht4AE out IN
homoIt nom TIE ssteu; and cave 10 Patient vgoE-
ou* aso nsfnas ceres to tssn1a iastine curn
, 1863-11-08
READ AND REFLECEs

Make sure 0. HEALTH. Buthow." you :ak
We auswey. its an easy task.
Strengthen the STOMACH a1d sustain !.
The Ex2vKs: the serysats Of The eEaaa
Jhe LI7x8 keep In active play
And REGULATE from day to day.
Each organ aid. On Natures plan+
Bracs and refresh the 1THEs NAN.
And Ike watch. that's Kept tn chime
By constant case with railroad time.
The syeteuas tone a7d htrength 7enaw.
And thereby cheer the SPIRITS. too.
"How." you inquire. "can tbs be done.
This Victory o'er Diseases ba won2"
"HosrETTEn's BrTT1Rs," i" We reply,
Is HKA1IH's SUPREME P1orxur1oE-TzYl
A4amesns Of regens1atng the dtsordered and a.
feeoled system regulating every function Of the tat
nal organs zeytvtng the depressed pts tayigoraua2
tho constitution and prolongfnG life, no medicinal
preparation either Of the past the present sue hsa
been 20 completely and universally successful "a
, 1863-11-08
FROM CORINTH.

Matters at Tu4cu ofSher.
mans Army--m tl1tAFy Ch4uEtB aud
Operations = 8kifMishfnE-KyAc
lion Of C0r2ntGs
, 1863-11-08
HOBTETTER'
CELEBRATED STOMAUH BIrrRRa.

Agal15t tie vapo.8 toni prepare,
That fever talnt the heavy alF.
Drink not unEiIed the WINTER found
In prniries, woods. or marshy ground
II sedcutary toll you ply
EATrKB TOT MUST AHs1sT-oH DIE
For when debarred from exercise,
FOE ARTIFICIAL AID sha cries.
Medtciuea gr2nd purpose and intent
il threatened evil to PaKYksr;
And II you'd be relieved OF spared
From Ills that crush the usrKxpAxzp.
Hostetter's Blttetb use-for noto 5,
THxY arc the sulest AET1DoT1.
To set .. defiance the iasmA Of unhealthy so1a tna
oolson Of unwhelesoms water the et1uya Of crowded
yofkroons and 1ctotes and the ha1eful Influenza OF
sedentzry empoymen 1t Ia ocly necessary to be fors
srned With
, 1863-11-08

a,c companies. it not regiments ofthem
C. pmauded by men sho besieged Mu1ligan
a.. Lexington; and fought against Curtis at
Tea Ridge. These facts arc susceptible OF
1-:oof, and we understand are now being
1roved by cumulative and unimpeachable
I. etimony. The fact thatsuch things can
c, ist argues radical defect either in the
National or State authorities, or both, and
such q wrong there must be remedy.
If there be'a known rebel in Missouri,
fr elsewhere within the scope ofthe ma
tiynal authority, handling Federal bayo-
pet. the proposition that it should be i'm
mcdiately taken from him would seem too
,,lain for argument. The proposition be-
comcs still plainc1 when whole companies,
including the officers, are. found. strength
cd not only with Federal AIMS and ammu-
milton, but with Federal authority also.
The condition Of Union men and women
in their neighbbrhood may be imagined
with the eyer present terror Of ruin i'm
pending over them. It is difficult to speak
Of these things with moderation, or to
think Of them with composure, We shall
not attempt to characterize them. We shall
rest content with narrating the fact and
exposing to the President, to Congress,
and The country, the imminent danger
which threatens not only Missouri, but
Kansas, Iowa and Illinois as we'll; Eo1
when the tigers once taste loyal blood
there will be no bounds to their rage,
When the mischief shall have been con
sunmated, and the harvest Of ruin fully
rcaped, the people will not hold those
guiltless Who knew their duty and did il
not. ::
The proposition, or rather the implica-
| ton, in the Presidents letter that it is nee
cssa.y 10 hare these forces under arms II
| Missouri, or to bring Gen. Herron's troops
back from Louisiana to act as State po
lice, is by no means logical. We believ'
it is possible to have thoroughly loya
militia in Missouri sufficiently numeron
to answer all the purposes Of home dc
ftnse. 1t is asked how they shall be or
ganizedf We reply that the present OF
ganization isbcjng effected under Gen Scho
fields Order No. "a, and that it cannot b
| difficult to 30 amend this order that person
who have fought from twelve to thirt,
months under the rebel flag shall not b
admitted to Its ranks. and especially shal
| not hold its commissions.
, 1863-11-08
CAU.TIoN1

WAIxR.NARx In every leAt Of the book Of direshons
s. 4 Gs z nrar 70 Saz Iaar haaa os
reward Will be civ to any one Teadslng such lnfot
pa,ts 81 6e q Vsnsnx se
fAne. knowing them to be spoltous. s.--
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DINT ais.s an6 Desle:a In Medicine. throukhnut sue
ctyxsd world IN pots and bo1es 1t 25 ceats q can1
IN Tta1e Is eons:desaole saving b. tsdaE the
n. B.piiect,ons for he guidease y Y patients Ia
sio esSa sass M
By Add1etn. & Thouas Holloway 50 oAAidea LAue, H.Y.
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, 1863-11-08

EThs election In Brooklyn, New York
was warm and well contested for Mayor.
Three candidates we're running with the. fol.
1owirg,reault: :.
Wood. Republican $50
kalbdeish, Var Democrat. 43s2
, 1863-11-08
HO6TETTER
CELEBRATED STOMACH R11TEISA

$JELEHkEAk6~6 d 04t41A1 IA y
Dyvpepsas panaa that rack md grind
Tho body. and depress the mind:
Axues Tat II they 30 md come.
Make LIE constant mazty1dom
Colies and dysenteric pairs.
Meath which the strong mans Vfzor WAGES:
Blious complaints ttose tedious Ills.
Eeer conquered yet By drastic pills:
Dread dlaz1aes, that cannot be
Cu.ed by destructive mezcury;
SLOW. constitutional decay,
That brings death ne1er day By days
Nervous p1o5trauon. meuta. gloom
Heralcs Of nsdresa ux tie tomb:
Eos ttese-though mineral noatruzps t&ll-
. Means Of Eelisf At least VIC hail,
Hosrx1TKR's Brrr1Rs-medieine sure,
MOTTO PREVENT a1oae. but ouHa.
In pYrFxrt1A, FxyKE IND AauHv B1L1cua Coz
pt A1sTs. CoasT1rur1oyA1. and Nx1vuus DHaII1rT
.oys11rA71ox. .6EAs1cKxzss. sPAsxs. and In all CON
3laints Of Man OF Woman, proceeding from cs1oa1 OF
,terent weakness OF the body. the osa great remo1
nd res<orhaVaH Is
, 1863-11-08
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:npaiian Carpenter, Born II treaoh.
40; rrey e;.s 6l.sk hsis Sudsy COUP m esion. m To Il
cupa;cn LaboYsr. Born Ia Lou,k7tne. Rs.
JOHN GUTTH ARDS yaa.s Of Axa; tot 5H inch
- t,ga; krey eyts hight nRtt. fa!r up.ezlun Ocsu
patton lAboreY. Born In Germany,
CHARLES HoFFaKAD--9 yrsrs Of aga: taet
Loehes high; hlua eJes light hair radly compteuous
Occupation LaboruF Bora In Gasmaoy.
DAEIEL KCSEAaKRR-ls ysass ef ~; 1eSs
* iIcpe4 htEh* 4rey eyes dArk h4!F. radoJ c71a'
7lt xion, Occupation LAh. ,ee. Born II Bedford -.
MICHAEL UsTERMAYEE-ss years Of axs; 5oss
3tu.hea high b.ue syes sAndy bss1, u eofop''.
Occupation Farmer Born in GernAu7-
Haycn1H WA1T-so yea.s Of rye: 3toas l.eaee
,I9h blue o. e dark hair. light Eo@2i51Hoo' ~~S"
I,u Former Horn In stA . Of Aa" 1ofA'
JACOB YOUEG-1s year, .! - ie1i = occu.
5asit i FafnsF Born In s. Loai'. No.
By order. .r,,-.1 can;x Mia squ ed:on,
ry- frtnrera u IsJ no3I8lINH
, 1863-11-08
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, 1863-11-08

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