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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1863-10-17

military forcs gathered 70 everFhelm that simple city.
After all the eost, and wear end tear Of health, Life
men, material, and money, what have they accom-
plisbedl They have battered down two faces OF Fort
sumter, and made d pile Of ruins Of its brick, stone,
and mortar. But thew have neither kubdaed, sleneed
nsr taken Sumter. The grim old fortress fr0wns def
snce at them yet andis a. strong 10 rssisj assault or 70
stsnd bnt,ertnR a. it was when the hrst gun was hSed at
il This IS their 1rst achievement. Tkeir enly ether
sehievmsnt BY all This axpend tuns is the pos
session ofGM9uis Island. This enables them a.
we understand 10 blockade the harbor Of Charles
ton. = thing that they we're MOI able 70 &C
compish By their stone Sect nor their b eek
| aiding sdaadron. But assto the capture II Charles
I Ton. il does not advance Them a step Cummings point
is tie nearest point on the isiE1d 70 the city The dis.
a. &c a. az least four miles, sind the problem for Gen.
I Gilmore 20 wofk out Is whether b 5 guns csu Command
he surrender OF Chsrlestou at q distance OF four
niisg Perhaps he is ysi7 enough TO hope 80. Ger.
f.inlv. the New York Herald has already predicted
Bssur-gard running ( ON the city -dOomd TO destruc-
ton from the Greek fr-" which Gilmore il 70
sbover upon &. Bat we who k1ow the TEN.
DIR Of Charleston, know that the city will no
be given up though the Greek f 9 ma rain upon 1t and
| consume every b0ure-He KNOW tat Heauregard HIi
dl-appOin' The Hsrsids hopeful p-edi-tious, and ye
ha the most comfortable resa1us for believing that a
serious hombsrimeat Of a city a. the distance Of from
/ four 70 FIVE mii=s is q hunhug, even with the improved
ana powerful zrtl cry Of Yankee invocation Their guns
may throw shot aud she'd hat distance, but the charges
and eisvsti Il are 70 great, snd the consequent
strain u on the gun from rec Il 70 en- rmO &, that q zus
tanned ere esBnot be made. The Yankees will burst
their guas and Kill mgra Of thsir own gunRers than OF
their enemlss-this will Be the sugin er "boistsd wi b
his own pstRrd" Even II Eai Russell shuts NJ our
ram in Bd ish ports, and they are not allowed TO come
10 the re cue Of Charlie ton, we think II Is established
that he Yankees cannot AXE ii -M05ils Advertiser.
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The Emu,e IN nnncock.

The reported iusgrrection Of blacks in Han
cock county, seems 10 have F5en q more serious
STAIR than FIRST supposed. For reliable iDforms.
ion G. mmuuicated US, quite q large number oil
rrgr0es are implicated IN the intended revolt
Their organ cation was complete, and Cficer-
chosen, from that of msj0r-geneTsl down to
corporal The cbirf Of the conspiracy is at
srfful ard intelligent fellow, who was well quail
fed to be q lsader of such 8 dangerous enter
3riss.
He was the m~ajorgensrsl Of the forces and
proceeded to Atisnta on business connected
Sith the plot The plan WIGS laid 70 join Rose
Grams when be arrived snd captured Atlanta, Of
ter first killing a the old VIII e men and wo
men and children, and sppropristiDF the young
women IS wives. To this they we're put up by
designing Tsscsls Fl 2 L~ineOlndom, who ar
now ~inlesting the whole couIluy A number Of
be ring esders Of the plot have been arrested
and lodged in the Hsucock jail, and with them
be msjOr-general, who was brought in irons
from Alsnfa.
Ga arriving a. the j'l sud SEEING bis CON-
AIDES "cubbad," be sad 20 them scornfully,
You have played bell, haven't you" and then
subsidized iuso stubborn silence 10 Fcisrence 90 hi,
ct. Judge Thomas has ordered 81 e1t
session of he superior C lurt for the third Mon
~ Of This month, B. investigate the case and
properly punish thsss Desperate aud misguided
uE.c0utsuts, If found guilty, as hey are sure {
q, ircm the disclosures already made L.
Other communities lake warning -Hao0R Con-
fcGsrafs. ian
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ironnpsr,s,. RnrIr Porer,r.


NJ. Theirs, IN his history Of the Consulate, re-
cites some very interesting and previously I'M
known psTticularlaTs ressecting the early life
aud peuury Of Napoleon BOuspsrte.
It appears that after he hsd obtained a sub
sltern's commission in the French service, by
his skill aud daring at Toulon, be lived some
times Ia Paris, in obscure lodgings, and in such
extreme poverty that he was often without the
means Of paying ten sous (,an cents) for his
dinner, ard frequently went without any At All
He was under the necessity Of borrowing snsll
sums, and even worn out clothes from his com
p%snions He and his brother Louis, AitsTward
King OF HOllGDd, had at enc time only s coat be-
tween them, so that the roth5rs could only 90
cut, alternately, time and time about.
At this erisis. the chief bsnefsct0r Of the fu-
ture Emperor and eoDqasrOr, Eat whose mighty
name the world grew psle,'' was The actor
Talms, who often gave him food and money
Napoleon's face, afterwards so famed for it's
classical mould. WAS, during that period Of
starvation, harsh aad angular in its hueaments
With projecting cheek bones. His meager fare
brouNsl on 40 unpleasant and unsightly uta
De7@ disease, OF a type SO virulent and mslig-
nant, that il took sli the skill and s~ssiduity Of
his accomplished physician, CorvissTt, to expel
it, after s duration Of more than ten years
The squshd beggzr then, he splendid Empe-
ror aftervards-the thTeadbsrs hzbilimenrs aud
Imperial msntle-ths hovsl sud the pslaes-tha
mesger food ard the gorgeous banquet-lhe
friendship Of tbs poor actor, the homage aud ter
rcr Of the 1orld-an exile and g prisoner. Such
are he ups and downs of this chsBgsable life,
such are the lights and shadows Of tie great and
mighty.
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Now is the proper time to prepare you: winter
and spring gardens. Spade up your beds thor.
oughly with well Yottcd manure, and BlsnI
beets, ehallots and cuains. Also prepare yoUl
ground and sow wj-t7r cabbage. The bes.
Sian wa know Of e. have good cabbage IS &c
thoroughly spade ycU- beds, The daepaf the bet
ter, so thar your manure will be deeply covered
and hi soil well AID oe ply looseaed; rake of.
and open deep burrows esch wsy with a turn
plaw; a tgru shovel viii answer. This WI
give you deep checks. In this set your plants
or drop = few sesd, say half 3 6ozsn. If the
seed IS soon, you can draw from the checks
Tor another bed. leaving the most vigorous plant
in check. As the plant grove, pull dirt to it,
and occasional watering Of liquid manure com
posed Of hen dung and water mixed quite thick
poured OF the rcOt WIl. gave more vgoT to the
plants. As the plant grows, pull tho esrth 70 it
b. this process yen uli svoid the long crane
ike stems, which viii be blown and GIVE the
root earth to draw substance fIom. Your checks
should not be less thsG tbrsa by three feet four
feet is better.
Plant your beets n0~ snd they viii spring Up
and have a good star O. spring For This veg
etAbie s'so yoET ground mus b deeply aud
well spaded aud veil msuure6 Ia 1T the
great secret to p successful garden is = deep and
rich soil. It Csnu0t be too deep, too rich or too
well spa1ed
Every energy should now be put forth by all
70 cause the earth to produce IS much IS posi-
bic, and 20 this our personal supervision must he
given the matter L will NOS DO to depend upon
negroes Gardening requires intellectual labor
and study 30 make is successful, AID be or she
who leaves the mater entirely % negro genius
and negro intellect, will be very sure 10 become
= customer % the hnoFstsr
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my.aeriou, ship-BaiIdinE.

From the Phare De "a Ls0irei SepLol
Nantes has It's maritime mysteries. There are
nov building in our yards, two steamers, the
appearance of which excites the more curiosity
AZ their owners and future destination are COM
pletely unknown. The smallest zig cannot
be built in secret for rsgsstSs in yards which
are accessible to every eye, and a forsiori ves-
sells of q large dimension cannot escape no
tice The ~praetissd eye Of cur ~rautical men
readily p~srceives that those Of which we sneak
are nos intended f ? ordinary navigation. Eve
" one asks for what they are intended, and as
No one can answer ihe question positively, t e
field remslus open to conjecture. The hneDess
Of their lines Is extreme they are slmost fat,
narrow, and with bows as sharp as the blede
of a razor. Their length is goo feet; they viii
each have engines Of 400 horse power, and are
pierced for 3 guns. Their guaranteed speed
riIl rot be less Than IA knots az h0ur. The
plan vas furnished to the builder, who had only
(, follow 1t. The hall is in wood, but there Is
q quantity of non used which win give them
gr ~ ssrsngth What excit5s considerable Gu
rasify is the fact that they are 10 be delivered TO
Z fhen owners 81 SEES twenty leagues of Belle Isle
There sre two similar vessels baildlHg il the
yard Of n. Armsn At Bordasux. The order was
I given b. a house in this place for one ab-osd,
but no oHe k8OEs fer wAoFn, aud the builders
are no wiser These vessels esnnosba intended
Tor carrying freight. 80 the hnesess Of 5he build
make. them lose enc third Of thsir tonnage
According 20 some persons, they belong
10 q company which intends them for the
Chins packet s~ecvieei white others think that
ne preparations for armament Is not consistent
even with the conveyance Of dispatches, and
therefore consider them built fr war purposes.
The most generally credited version is that they
uay, when ST sat, tsks their place among the
CoutedeTate feet, OF which the Sumter was the
pioreer. For our part, we give no opinion on
he subject we coUiae ourselves merely 10 re-
porting these OF others.
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The war In sor,h- % vsE,ngs


From The Richmond Exam nsr l4hl
By recent srrfv-ls from CH'p-Fer Cent
House We have irtersstirg u.- gs-cs from b.
army Of N0rthsra V rgiuia. = N is stUi r.
,-estng. If his backward CstsEr Hss TT ba-u
checker by our troop g-rtlrE me Dis T-tr De
is travelling over th- same FoBn sH very mrei
The same style with BIS predecessor, Pope He
eff Culpeper Court II use on Sunday evening.
,nd is believed 70 have crossed the Rappabau-
mock The next day.
The cavslry fight mentioned in our lest issue
did not take plsca a. R ccoop ford, but in the
neighborhood Of Gull eper Courf House, and
was 8 verv considerable affair. We took a nun
Der Of prisoners in the engagement, three huH-
dred of whom were brought O. this city in { q
Central rain lsst evening. They were mostly
Germans and irish
Another Important cavalry aeticn took place
rear CulDeuer Court House On II 'udsy evening
IN which the enemy WsTs T.utat ana driven
ac-oss the R.Bnahaunnck vif1 3 los Of twc
hundred snd fry pisaUers The less ia killed
and wounded on both sides was heavy in both
Of these engagements, though the respective
number IL nor asc. vairei. NJ ST of our wound
"a 10 both 6Eha Rave been brought 70 GurdUns-
vile, and some few have arrived in the city
Among the latter Is Col. julian HzTfisOn, Of
The Oh Virginia cavalry, who received a flesh
aouud through the thigh with a mimic ball
The c0uutTy between the hapldan and the
RspDahsnn0ck is filed with stra0giers from
Meade's army, who are being picked up il large
numbers by ur cavalry
That M=ade's retreat WAS hsgty may b.
judged from the fact that be hsd time % do no
iamsge 70 the railroad; Rspidan and Rzppa-
hammock bridges sFo both Standing sud IN good
rler Our trains ran 20 CGlperer Court Il use
30 Monday, and might have gone TO RapPaEan
40cE station yesterday.
L wSs reported on the streets yesterday that
Spears had taken possession OF some point or
ne Contra railroad, but the story proved to be
untrue. Al OF tts down rains Of which there
we're several Oh yesterday, reached here at their
usual hours. We have nothing authsHtic from
Spears since his appearance on Sunday a. Port
Roysl. he may have gone to join Meade, and
10 is possible It was his force thst our cavalry
engaged at Cu.peper on Monday evening.
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The movements a BURNSIDE's, now HOOK
zR's corps Of TIE Federal srmE, srs beginning
70 develop themselves. It would seem that be
IL moving eastward, with a tolers6ly fornidable
orse. and is now thrsateainE Abingdon, Va.
Arrangements, we doubt not, have. or speedily
wiz Be made, to meet him and check his pro
grsss.
II the Federal e~cc9auts, as brought to Us by
telegraph this morning relative to the movements
Of RoDDY. be true, he has ere this formed
a junction with. WHEELER, and the two com
bined viii be enabled to play the mischief
with RngECRAss' rear We live IN daliy eN-
peeistion of the mrst cheering news from MIG
de Tennessee. L R0DDY sud WHEELER have
succeeded in uniting their forces, RosEcRANs
unst sitber soon s,arve, surrender, or take the
hack track from Chattanooga In the later
event We shsl have many new features to
notice in The performances Of the Frying
Dutchman."
Our1siest reports from beyond the Mississip-
nj are cheering. Gen. Price, with twenty
Thousand men, is reported as having departed
fr Missouri, taking Little Rock in his route
which is said to be occupied by only SIX thou
SAND F.derals. the remaining free having ben
sent to reinforce RosECRANs. THIS is c%ertsin'y
a move in b, right direction. The advent OF
Gen PRICE in Missouri would be hailed with the
same enthusiasm that greeted NAPoLEoS IN
Frsnee on his return from EIba The people Ct
4bst dova-,r4 d4en State will rally to his stEHd-
ard by tbou.s ds. aid be would thus, in the
sb.ence of sny other result, be enabled 20 cres'e
= diversion thai would relieve he Southern
sa-fs Of la-ga portion Of he Federal invading
fores. AHairs in The West wesT a most Promis-
ing aspect
TIE me- msy slso be said Of matters II
Northern Y rg-ria, and in fact A. every point o
importance. The forte Is Of TIE enemy are ev.
dshty on the wsDs The blov stricken aim .
Cbictsuaugz hiss disc .ncer,ed his plans anJ
DISAPPOINTED Ell his hopes, besides having put hi'
largest and hest a,uy in a most awkward posi-
tion. from which be viii id { d 81 ut 20 extu
cate himself The time, We feel persuaded, can
not Be distant when the Northern people viii b.
brought to the conviction That our subjugstioE
IL 81 impossibiity; and when thus convinced
fhe war caunot much longer continue plo
macy viii take the Plfcs Of arms and blessed
peace viii be once more restored to the land.
Let Us then, IN view Of 50 desirable 3 result
push on the glorious work, whip Gus the enemy
at every palnt where be is seriously threatening
rs. and Mr. LISCoLS viii very soon End Il in
possible losger 20 su-tsiu bis war programme
against Us. Hs nbsusssnsnts ct home, an'
en- the ether side Of the Atlantic viii claim 81
his ATTENTION.
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- No matter what measures are adopted for the
res Orzt on OF our currency 70 IA real value, toe men
th~ateompose orr army. and the wives and children Of
those nobts meR must be fed and clothed. The frightful
pfice o. all the necessary articles Of food. and the ap-
proAch Of winter, cal loudly upon Ia eauntrY to come
forward and supply the wants Of these numerous
classes Those at home should see to It that neither the
soldiers nor their Families are allowed to suffer. Under
existing circumstances the soldier can e~ousributs very
little. toward the usees stiles Of his family. Their
maiBtensuce dsvOlveS upon those whom The hsToic
vsiur Epd fortitnde 4 our men IN the ranks have caa-
bed to grow rich and 20 retain heir propsrty. They
must meet ibis great obligation, and ell who can IN any
manner assist IN this work u bsnevOisnce and patriot
ism, uust discharge the duty promptly, o~heerfully aud
bountfuliy.
Let ali do what they can. For even though wa sx
pend our means upon those claimants with the largest
ibsrsliiy, thers viii still be 3 large smcunt Of suffering
If this dutv be not universally performed We ca1B0t
form an adequate conception Of the misery that viii en-
SUE Otbsr results also may follow thaf will put our
precious cause in iso~pariy-Ciarlest0H Courier.
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Y The following Is the ordinsnce passed By
the Convention of Virgins, june 2zth, 1851,
OoHcerning persons adhsriDg to the United
States Government.
That any citizen of Virginia holding Office
under the Government Of the United s stes.
sf or the first OF August, shall be forever ban
ished from this State, and is declared an alien
enemy; and shall be SO considered in 81 the
courts of Virginia
Any citizon Of Virginia, who may hereafter
undertake to represent the State Of Vuginis 10
the Congress Of the United States, shall, in I'D.
diion to the penalties Of the preceding section,
be deemed guilty of treason, and his property
shall be cenfiscated TO the use Of the State.
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siege uausr--Nine,y.ssvealh Day,

From The Charleston Mercury l6ihI
Tie siege drags YEARLY along. Il is now
more than three months since The enemy FIRST set
foot upon the sandy ard forever famous island Of
which he 8 now the undisputsd occupant. Yet,
beyond the attainment Of q position from which,
contrary to thH rules Of civilized warfare, he
may throw shells into the city, he is as far as
ever from gaining a foo.hold iaaCharlsstOn. The
darkest days OF the siege, we trust, have passed,
and hencsfoFWard, with energy. vigilance and
uuyielding pluck on tho part Of its defenders,
he prospect fer the old City By the Sea" will
4sv by ds7 grow brighter.
Yesterday Tie usual firing Of our batteries
sgsinSt those Of the enemy was kept mp, the
moriars Of Battery Smkins, as usual, having
the lon's share ia tho work.
There were go now movements Of the ensmy's
feet
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MECHANIC's SAYISGs BASK OF ATLANTA
W have -esl 10 lay upon the streets OF on
city SINE Of the elegantly engraved bills Of thiI
Bank. incorporated b. On act Of The leEislarur.
on the 18Th Of Auril, 1868 These bills have 81
the elegance Of finish and beauty Of sPPearsc.
Of Thank bills IN the ol5en time The cash esPi
tai Of Ibis bank IS one hundred Thousand dollsrs
al Of which has been pad in. The following
81 he sf oftbe stockholders ard officers in tb.
Mechanics Savings Bank, ST Of whom 81
knoan in his city and elsewhere throughout tn
STATE, Of bga integrity and great busi-
ness qualifications;
sslmons d. Sium1us, E r Sasseen, ". P
Hsrsen. J " shsczleio7d o H Jones, II J
searpsnt. " T TromneL, B B Amos, a. W
Joues. james Hogue, " L High.
From the commercial acquaintance and imam
cal business represented by the Ulcers and
stockholders Of this bank, we predict for it q
la-ge circulation, not only ia the S ate Of GeoT.
eis, but IN the adjoining States. oHce-on
whitehall street, nesr'y opposite Georgia Raj.
road Bank
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NTDonough Street Cottage
For SalaI

ATHO wants that NEAT COTTAGE ave roma
- kitchen, amokehouaa, stable. garden, thresfourths
OF an scrs, alleys al around he lot, and well iaclosed
with q beautiful Z ant o. the east side Of McDonough
stlaet about three squares sOuth Of the City Hall, con
veuisut to al he ehmghsE. Pdee low a1d possession
gwen immediately. NJ Q. a CO.,
oclhlW Aastionssr1 and Zeal Eatats Brokers,
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Il Gsnerhl n B Forrest arrived in The city
yestsrdsy evening, in somewhat improve
hesith, though ne does not yet consider himse'
abe q resume active service Ia the field W
earn from HIM lhd, bis resignation las not beer
ocespie3. The whole country would much re-
rret to lose the services Of so solo and gsllaD
and om.ar, ani we SINGER hope that ell in.
pedimfns to the resumption Of bis eomman.
RAY BE- removed.
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BBIGADIER GENERAL SoULE Pierre Soul,
has been appointed brigsdisrEeneral and or
derea 70 take tie field. Gen s3ule has IN.
Bounded popularity in Louisiana, and viii Al
tract no doubt . great msay recruits from that
noble opp-e sd S ate.
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FAsHOs FOLLY We publish this eve
ming, a. 8 MISTER Of interest to our lady readers
E lengthy report Of The " fashions in New
York, As introduced for the winter, and fee
are circumserbsd ~ tbs block, de, will rsa6
fha noie Of the a-dornnents Of the Flora Nc.
.Fhmseys" Of the n rh with curiosity, yet
without envy. Their hearts, that lead them Ia
another direction a. present, will paIioticslly
teach The 10 WAIT!
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sAFE-We learn from the Mobile TribEH'
that on Tuesday morning, 18Th instant RI
Spanish steamer I abslla, in attempting to ruT
the blockade At Mobile, got aground in th'
Southeast pass, and being discovered By tn
blsekadiDg squadron, they came up nearly
Eilhin range and fred quite s number Of shots
h her. Fort Morgan, however, let them know
that they must keep a. a proper distance, as they
7ere replied TO and driven of by that garrison
The Isabella succeeded in getting Of, and now
lies il quarantine, sac and sound and it IS said
she bas-sn assorted cargo, including one thou
sand sscks Of coffee. We wish il were bacon.
People can dispense with cof-e.
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For a full qusrter Of q year the Yankees have thrn
dersd a The gates o. Charleston with TIE grandest ma
val armament n modern times, assisted by ala the land
forces Trey were enabled 70 usa. II would puzzle the
arithmetic o. a clever school boy TO cipher up the
amount Of powder and iron they have expo3dad aud
the cost IN money for ihs equiRF3lRt snd support e ~
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WOMAN SHOT-We are informed that q
soldier nom the army Of Tennessee, who had
been sent he9 among the wounded, got into an
town Yesterday sud shot her througb NJ bo61
with q pistol. The wretch was placed in ~
guard hOuse.-CaHmJss (Ga.) SEs, I5A.
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sensational slePsrazof Pence Proposition
A spscsl Washington dispatch to the Neg
York Herald says;
Notwithstanding the denisl Of WsshiHEto.
rewepspsls, whose managers assume to know
everything, bat neslly know nothing, il is a fse
ftst tor two months pest the question Of e set
aemeut Of the impending difficulties betwee'
are Northern sad Southern States, without fr
thar blonished, has been under consideration
both 10 Washington sud Richmond.
The seton thus far hardly auih0rizss tht
Basement hai peace propositions" are being
CONSIDERED TIE negotiations ave not reschr
any df6uita prop0siuoas. FIR the present you
corTespardeut 8 under an obligation Of secTe-'
mon the subjsc', which msy, ia a Tow days, b
removed. Whrn il viii be SHOWN that the Gov
ernnrnt has either accepted or rejected a pla
proposed 10 ny % bring the war to q speedy ano
hi5o5less conclusion, without dish0nor 70 he
N5ftb, o. humiliation to the South.
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WANTED

LADY OF four yeas experience desires q st1a
Il uou - TEAOazR-prsfsus taking charge OF the
Nsthsmsie sl or higher E8g Ia dspsrlmszt II a Semi
Bsry. but dIss net Objscs 70 any siiusti n that vii Sc
cure a pheasant boarding houas. The rutfments Of
Lis. FrsaCh 8 d -i-aic tasshs 1t desired. rsfs ences
siyvn and required. Add es-, stating terms SIC, in
fgI, nils A G. P,
cells 81 q a5r-vi1a. "a