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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20
E~ The Chicago Tribune advocates Il

~ The Chicago Tribune advocates the
appointment Of our invalided officers. scar
red and manned honorably in the battles of
teh Union. as fit persons to hold the posi-
tons oil Prov osr Marshals under the scrip
ton law. The Editor says:
They bear about them unmistak able
proofs of eminent fitness Tor post where
loyalty is the 6rst consideration. They
would never have gone into this war had
not their hearts been in it. II this test be
deemed inclusive, there is the supplementary
and finishing one. in the fact that disloy al
officers rarely come home from the wars
with more wounds than all poor horsemen
are exposed to. Tie wounded officers are
the men who tried to do their duty in the
face of danger. and their loyal swords will
prick right sharply the shirks and malcon.
tents who deny the service they owe the
State. Stand away gentlemen who have
no other claim than what the party owes You,
or the fact of influence at court. Room for
the veterans of the war Of the rebellion!-
Let US have the officers with scars more
honorable than knightly decoration placed
where they can still serve their country.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20
~A friend su,

@A friend suggests that the reason
Why the copperhead democracy have
adopted the butternut" rs an emblem of
the sraitorous course they are pursuing to-
wards the Government, instead of the hick-
DRY. is, that the bark of the former, IS well
IS the wood, is brittle. unsound and rotten !;
whilst the wood Of the latter is sound and
endurable. and the bark is SO tough. that it
can De peeled and made into ropes. strong
enough 70 hang tories with. Whilst they
cling to the bxftersst as Characteristic, they
dread the HcKoRT - foreahedowing their
fate -
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

Indianapolis. March 10, 1868.
I. All deserters and absentees from the
Army in either Of the three States above
specified are hereby notified that they may
deliver themselves up agreeably to the
Proclamation OF The President at any time
between this date and the LIST of April, sub
ject to no other punishment than the forfeit
ure Of their pay and allowances during the
time they may have been absent; those in
Indiana to deliver themselves up at Indian.
apolis or Louisville. KY; Those in Ohio at
Columbus or Cincinnati: those in Illinois at
Chicago, Spriugf field or Cairo. After deliv-
ering themselves up they will be properly
cared for and transported to their Regiments
free from expense.
II. Ample arrangements will be perfect
ed for apprehendiug all those who do not
deliver themselves up by that time, and
they will be dealt with in the NEST rigorous
manner provided by the law. None need
Aatter themselves that they will be protec-
ted by secret organizations Of armed men.
All such efforts will prove futile.
III. All officers on duty in either OF the
above States arresting deserters and absen-
tees will report to these Headquarters by
letter on Mondays and Thursdays of each
week, giving an account OF where they have
Deem ana what they nave accomplished
since their last report All officers whose
reports show a want Of vigilance and prac.
teal results will be returned TO their regi-
ments as soon rs that fact becomes manifest.
Nv. 1t is hoped that oil newspapers that
have the welfare of the Government at
heart will unite in giving this order as wide
. circulation as possible. and give it such
editorial notice as will encourage all loyal
citizens and all civil officers to aid in this
work. IT all the deserters and abseutees
from the army can be returned there will be
very little danger of draft OF CONSUMPTION
becoming necessary.
V. The Commandments Of the Posts herein
specified, ct which deserters and absences
may deliver themselves up. will see that
those who do 30 are properly cared for and
returned to their respective regiments. and
will report to these Headquarters on Mon.
days and Thursdays of each week the name,
rank and regiment of all thus delivering
themselves up.
BY command Of
BRIG. GEN. HAscALL.
Ed. r. KxRsTErTxR, Capt. and A. A. G.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

DAVID JULIUS WooD ed ct his resid ence,
two miles north of Abingdon. in this county
on Monday evening. the end inst. of Psss
monia. The deceased had been residen,
of Wayne county nearly ~ years. hasing
arrived here from Virginia. bis native State,
in the winter Of 1916. He was a soldier
in the war between this country and Eng
land, at the time peace was made in the
Spring of 1915; but had not participated 10
any engagement. .5.e .r.
He had been married twice, and was the
father of twelve children. all by his first
wife. At the time of his emigration to this
county he was in possession of very limited
means. but by industry, and the strictest in
tegrity, he acquired a competence for him
self and family, and has ever been regarded
as one of the most substantial and reliable
men Of the county. He was never An aspi.
rant to Office or public emolument. but ever
pursued the quiet occupation of a farmer.
and lived in the enjoyment Of domestic
tranquility. and reapt abundantly of the re-
wards Of virtue and transformations religion.
For nearly forty years he was . member
OF the Baptist Church, and in q full convic-
ton Of the truth of the doctrines inculcated
by that denomination. he passed from time
to eternity. His last Sickness was of but
four days duration, aud the greater portion
OF that time his suffering was not severe -
On Monday. the 2nd inst. however. the
most powerful opiates were required to
soo,he his pain. which was constant until
within an hour Of his death. when all man
ifsstations of suffering disappeared. and as
quietly as the sleeping Of an infant. and with
out the movement of . muscle or the slight
est struggle, his life ebbed calmly away
He died in the embrace of his children, and
surrounded by large circle of sorrowing
kindred and friend
Let US treasure the memory Of his virtues
and imbibe therefrom the spirit Of justice.
moderation, and rectitude. that ever con-
trolled his actions. and marked his inter
course with his fellow man.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

AT the great Union meeting in Cinein.a.i.
letter was read from Bishop Rosecrans. a
brother of the Hero Of Stone River, express
ing the most loyal and patriotic seutimsn, t..
We quote:
40 abandon our free government be-
cause We must wait year or Two to get ru-
lers TO suit us, would be uputterable mean
ness of spirit. To give mp our national in
tegri,y. our legitimate government, our old
dag. disband our army. and wait to see what
disposition General BraSg's army will choose
to make Of as x.hen il comes North again .
would be suicidal folly.
"God keep Is from such folly and its
disastrous consequences May the gloom
tha: hangs over US now make US forget all
differences Of minor Importance. and join
to gether. heart and soul. in giving the cause
of order and justice . triumph over both the
shortsighiedness of its friends and the
treacherous violence of its enemies"
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

Manson CoURIER.-This thoroug b. going
Union paper, came to Ne last week in an
entire new dress-large. clear type, good
for the eyes Of old folks. The Courier has
been under the control of the present pro-
pristor. n. G. GARsss. for fourteen years.
II . very common thing for printers to be
eAsss'sS out Of their Guss dues but frinsd
GARsEa 10 the only one We ever heard Of
who came near loeing his life by chisel.
(having been stabbed by one few
ysan ago)-the fine appearance Of his
paper. indicates that he has not experienced
that other kind Of eAissli.1. 90 fatal to q
typos prosperity, and We trust be may a.
ways stsss clear Of these wrechers. The
Cossier 10 one Of the best exchanges ~
receive. ....s.~-s s-r-,.s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

RJC Col. Darlington. the able and eff
cient commander of the post at Indisnapo.
lis, has been confirmed Brigadier General
of Volunteers. The editor of the Indian
apoiis Journal says: Though he has been
with US scarcely q year. he has. By his
courteous and manly dealing with all hav'
ing business within his jurisdiction. made
hosts OF warm admirers, and Indialians
cannot but feel gratiied at his promotion.
co. We find the following announce
ment, smoag others, in the Indianapolis
Daily Journal of March Is. of promotions
made by Gov. Morton:
"69th Reg't-Adjutant Oran Perry. to
be Lieutenant Colonel, vice Stout, resigned. "
We are gratifed at this well deserved
promotion Of our young friend Orsn-'t
pleascs Us much. because we believe him
to be not only well-qualified for the position.
but honest and true. All hail to Colonel
Perry.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20
INDIANA MILITARY AGEsCY.-Gov. No

INDIANA MILITARY AGENCY.-Gov. Nor
ton has established an agency for purposes
of Relief and Information in matters con-
nected with Indiana Regiments serving in
the Army of the East-Isaac w. Moufort,
Agent. No. 446 Eighth Street. four doors
from Pennsylvania Avenue. Washington,
D. G. The sick and disabled will be cared
for. and information furnished in regard to
Sanitary Supplies. Burroughs, Discharges,
Transportation, Pay, &c. No charges are
made for services in any case.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

~ We wonder how the Peace Demo
Gratis, who favor Northwestern Confedera-
cy. and "peace upon any terms." will rel
ish the following response to their proposals.
which we extract from an editorial of the
Richmond Enquirer:
If they repudiato the debt they have
contracted, and abandon the Governme mt
they have established, and recant vows.
and break pledges. and eat dirt. it is well +;
We shall be charmed; the movement will
suit US perfectly; aud. although We shall not
be unwilling to trade with them-holding
suitable civilities-but proper distance"
Dirt eaters" contract breakers" ire
pudiators 8" Appropriate names, truly.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20
~At Union Meeting. held in Wi

~At Union Meeting. held in Will
mington. Ohio. on Tuesday evening. March
10, the following resolution was adopted:
.. Resolved. That we will have no com.
mercial intercourse with any persons who
aposc their sympathy with rebellion
Good We commend this wholesome
resolution for the adoption of all loyal men,
here and elsewhere. We preached this doc
trine one year ago, and have endeavored to
practice it ever since, and. as long as our
community is cursed with such unprincipled
scoundrels. we shall continue steadfast in
the faith.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

LATEST.--Yazoo City has not yet been ia
ken. the feet had one days fight, the result is
not yet known. eco cavalry crossed the Rap
pahannock on Tuesdy last-routed the intrench-
ed enemy, and captured 30 prisoners and seve-
raj horses. The copper heads of Noble CO. Ohio.
have determined to resist the Government -
The number Of those in armed resistance against
the Government is estimated at GOO to 600.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

e. We prematurely announced the de-
cease Of MATHEW BARKER, last week-bs
was then quite low. hence the report. He
fingered until Tuesday evening last. and
was buried in EarIhsm Cemetery, on
Thursday afternoon. His age was about
seventy one.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

Gas FIxTuREs. &c.--Messrs. Starr Il
White always keep on hand full supply
Of Gas Fixtures of the latest and most ap-
proved patterns. and are prepared to put
them up to order at all times. Coke fur.
nished at the door of citizens, at Is cents
per bushel. They have also Fire Brick.
Coal Tar, &c, on hand at all times.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

e1 On Thursday night week. Gen. Benton
and Capt. Phil. Virgins, addressed a large and
well pleased crowd at starr Hall. Col. Crosse
by invitstien Of our Citizens, spoke in Henry
II all. on Friday niget last, the Hall was densely
crowded. 1t was out of our power TO attend
either Of those meetings; but hear that the true
patriotic doctrine was expounded to the salts
faction of the people.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

@M.jor-General Wright has issued An
order prohibiting all sales of arms. powder,
lead. and percussion caps, and any violation
of said order. until it is countermsnded, will
be followed by the confscation OF the goods
sold. and the seizure Of the stock Of the
vender. Dealers would do we'll to bear this
in mind. -s
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

MuRpKR-A deserter BY the name Of
Reuben Stout. near Delphi, in Carroll coun-
ty. killed special policeman, by the name
of Solomon Hoffman. who, with officer Nc
Affee. attempted to arrest him. on Saturday
night last by shooting him with . double
shotted revolver, one shot entering his heart.
killing him instantly. A man by the name
of Baker, and the deserter's brother being
present. officer McAffee found himself in
rather close quarters. and left for Delphi.
procured assistance: but when he returned.
the murderer had fed. His brother. David
Stout. was arrested and put in irons. for har.
boring deserters. and sent to Indianapolis
for trial. Such is the frui,s1of the counsel.
ing of copperhead villains, to desert. resist
the draft. and other disloyal practices.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20
April Election,

We are authorized to announce John j. Ro-
new Is . candidate for reelection to the Office Of
Constable.
w. w. Rattray, is candidate for reelection
to the office Of Constable.
Ira Pntchett, is . candidate for reelection
to the office Of Constable.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

MARR1ED.-On the 10Th. inst. by Friends
Ceremony. in the presence Of Mayor Finley.
Samuel G. Brown, of this city, to Ann F.
Shute, of this vicinity.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

1C. C. BuhI respectfully asks the public
to call and examine his splendid assortment OF
Stoves and Ware. Satisfaction guaranteed-
He has certa My the most economscai Stoves on
hand vet invented, and fine lot Of Tin, Cop
per- Brass and Sheetiron Ware, from which to
make selections.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

DIED-At Georgetown, D. G. Hospital. on the 18th Of
February lass Capt Joseph Cook, Co. O. 10Th ina Regt,
In the Ssth year of his age.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

~yosice.-AdvsrsissD 10 rsisssrtios
must be sent in BY IL o'clock NJ Thzrsdsy
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ORDERS NO. I3.

Headquarters Department for returning
Deserters and Absentces from the Army
in the States Of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois,
lndianauolis March l3 is6S
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1863-03-20

BRIG. GEN. HAscALL.
Ed. r. KxRsTRrTxR. Capt. and A. A. G..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-02-07

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT ExPREes-Lesyes Columbus at 400 A. NJ.
VIII stop at Delaware, Ashley, Oardngton, allead,
Gallon, and al sli stations North Of Gaon arriving At
si35F NJ, Albany s:45 A. NJ, New York Ills A: M
boston $50 P. n Chicago, via Grafton, Ut 10 P. IA
SECOND TRAIN.
NEW YORK EXPRRss-Leayes Columbus At ,lii5
P. NJ, viii stop at all stations; arriving at CLEVELAND
Albany 93O P. M, New York 500 NJ, Boston Hoo
P. M, Chicago, via Grafton, 1000 M,
CONNECTIONS.
At Delaware with Springfield Branch for springhsi
and points on that road
At orestne with Pittsburgh, II. Wayne and Chicago
At Shelby, With sandusky Mansfield and Newark Rail-
road, for ali points that road. Also for Toledo
At Grafton, for Toledo and Chicago,
At Cleveland, with Lake Shore Railroad toT Erie,
Dunklrk, Buffalo, New York and Boston
Patent Sleeping Cars are run Oh all
Night Trains to Chicago, New
York and Boston.
Baggage checked Through 10 Neo York and BostO'
vfa NeOeland: also, 10 Philadelphia and
Reso FORK Ola Ofesptns.
RETURNING.
digit Express arrives ct Columbus st 1890 A. A.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus Of 100 p M.
fare no Low az by any other Route.
Ask foY Tickets vis Cestl;ns or Cioslsnd
---------
ELS. FLINT,
superintendent cleveand Ohio
JAMEs PATTERSON, Agent
0oiunbus, Ohio
ooiunbus, Nov. %, 1859.
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Little Miami 4 Columbus & Xenia
RAILROADS.
For Cincinnati, Dayton q Indianapolisl
II rough TO indianapolis without Change Of Cara,
aud but One Change Of Cara between
Columbus and St. Louis.
N snd After Monday. Dec. 8,
1869,
Trains will run as follows
Four Trains Daily from Columbus.
Sundays excepted.)

FIRST TRAIN.
NIGHT ExPREse. via Dayton, at 1870 q. m. stop
ping ct London. Xenis, Dayton, Midiletown and Ham
itoni arriving at Cincinnati Of $40 m.i connecting
directly with Ohio and Mssissppi Railroad forLousvllo
Vncennes, 81 Louis, Cairo, and all points Southwest
arriving at st. Louis At 1880 p. at Dayton at 42o
q; m, and at 1ndanapolislat o35 a. mi connecting
with trains fer Lafayette, Terre Haute, chicago ano
all oolnta WAAt.
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SECOND TRAIN .

sopppe al ali stations between Columbus, Cincinnati
DAYTON and indianapolis; arriving at oincinnau q
Hos o. m, Dayton 9;0Ss. mi 1ndianapol. at y;
D. m; connecting directly at Loyeand with the I'd. q
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DrrInrnrsr o. Tul INTERIOR, o

sn: have used your Pulls in my general and hospital
NJ thsy Are the best cathartic We employ Their regu
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I, that organ. Indeed, have seldom found case o.
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.-AYER'sS
1UATHARTT0
N PILLS..

Arc you sick, feebles and
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let the fluids move on unob-
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They stimulate the functions
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SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS

III FOR further information And Through Tickets,
.pPiy to NJ. =. DoHERTY, TlcfetAgent, Unior Depot
P. W. gTRADHR,
General Ticket Agent, olncnpau
JNO. W. D0HBRTY,
Agent, ooluIntu'
H.W. WOODWARD,
superintendent, oinciDnbh
Columbus, Dec. 90 1882.
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WHO SHOULD UsR
DR. ]. BOvEE DOES
vHGETABLE
IMPERIAL WINE BITTERSl

All who are adaicted with IhS,psai Oopsumption Of
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Allwho suffer from Weak stornschs, Indigestion Dys-
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All who suffer from General or Nervous Debi
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thems
All persons who arc oonvsescsnt after fsvsE os Shss
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Ministers Of the Gospel, Lawyers, Lecturers, and sI
publc spsaksls should uso then. .W .N.
Book Keepers, and all persona issdinZ sGedentaT u
thould use them.
The aged and roarm should uss than.
All who REQUIRE shmulsnt or tonic should ass than.
All who arc addicted to tho bss Of ardent spirits and
wish 70 inform, should use theu,
They are made Of pure Sherry Wine, snd Of the na-
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Commended By temperance societies, clergynen physl
iano and all friends Of humanity.
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icsn and asidefrom their medicinal properties are
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Sold By druggIsts generally,
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. ROBKRTR g SAMUEL, Agents,
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From Dr.. Theodore Bsll, Of New Fork City.
Not only your Pills admirably adapted to their pur-
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Thy The eonndsnee Of Lha profrlson and the people
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Fronl Dr. E ". odJtSvr'ght, Nsi0 OTI'd'I'
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THIRD TRAIN.

DAY EXPRESS at li3O p. m. stopping at Jefferson
London. Charleston, xenis, Spring Valley, coIHin
| Morrow, South Lebanon, Fosters, Loveland Oaml
Xenia ana Daytoni arriving ut Cincinnati at $50
connecting with the Ohio and Mississippi kailroad for
Louisville st. Louis and Cairo; arriving at st. Louis o.
1905 A. m at Dayton at t:9S p m, at indianapolis a.
9S5 p m connecting for Lafayette Terra Hau'e' Obi
| cago, etc.
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Dysentery, Diarrhea, Relax, Worms.
-' H,o,n Dr u n Dram of Ghicn1a

Dyspepsia, Impurity OF the Blood.
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p1 Ann: ha.s used your Pills with extraordinary
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FOURTH TRAIN,

MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION st aOOp. m ;, stop
Din at all stations between Columbus and Cincinnati
arriving at Cincinnati at o2O p m; connecting at Lon
don for Springfield.
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.T!E!!!'.Lll.kIQRApHIO NEWS
LAasoc'Arrn rarss DrsrAreH
uIER FROM THE NORTH
~ Ssersisa ct tn. ffai, n f..,,..,.
lac Kepsise NJ vicksAurr. Sc

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s1s issn iaat haze bssa received ras -. !.
ap'sesat An arrival from Hew t,.i..os -
.s shhes verson of The capture of IN. p.rs,s.
.-.' as ana ti,~ing ap Of tho a.x.hiu yyes,a.ls
y !" 1snaer Rensl.w snd ms... o, ,be r,,,vs
aMsi"t Lanc was captured as,s. all he oss.
'heinlisg Ca.tsin wsinws,att sn, I,sn,
81, -" '"a dtw-~oae brnfrad ard shrsv. VI,
"''~nad Teen killed By Uaa, ketsy tfxm thu "a,
ss oa'y sas y. tsvu IN ,srs sn.; lively. /.
."'s'" 81 'hs srew ssespsd death Au,i.sya.xso
"se' "s~ en- Is wsy to ksy, ss,ssas
TIE Nasenai <scccats, a. New Crc,n. ~. ,.
"orpi ea'ea for pah shins ,ese rs.or,s of
- Aempa's ard Wick busg, and Jes. psy..,
81 Jseksoa ~ "A'-S iee'n
pe negro regiments are doing sar'loa a,,v
III fofss 'ste son, s.. ph.ilip s..a pAe.
rear Ad@isaI fsrfssat vas ST oa. 10 attach .oy,
He'd. "a
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ssefsaahs 'essise "a, vic.sbarg was eom,la..
sa'sse toxic. gnaer tae .iis ss;,o, OF ,4as E.
''hahas '"ea bstsel sslssa4y GA t,.ns.orta
""ssy fie.ssd By lie fehs! stisaafe. TIE ya,a a..
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"ss ga NO a-aasd a'a'i oae :.ot,a,-a niSaiug
Inc steamer hnssienaen y ar b,rns; ~, ,-.,,
'ss " S,a"'e4's ssasas=s, zen u,nas sboy. ksn,
phis on the s.h Instant. 'iA