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Gnttn Percia Cement Roofing.

II ia Fire nnd Water Proof. 1t can be applied
! tn new mad old Roofs Of all kinds, steep fat.
eai ~ sh:ls'e Roofs without removing the shin
E4s.
This article has been thoroughly testcl in New
nrh City. md all r.rss Of the United States.
L.nsie. Vest Inii,s and Central and South
.sGer'cs. ON buildings OF all XII DIS such as Fac
'srios, fnundrics, Churches. Rail Road Depots,
Cnrs. AID on Public buildings generally. Gov.
trLment iudngs. DC by the principal Builders.
Architects sad Others during the past four years.
ehd has ro,cd 10 b. the cheapest and most dura-
be Roofing in use; it is j, every respect Fire,
+ter, Weath.r AID lime Proof covering for
iaofs of al. Kinds
Ths is the OILY material manufactured in the
United States which Genuine. he very desirable
f'"per'irs of HI asticity aud Durability. which are
HHnersally ACKNOWLEDGED to be posses: cd by
Ga.ta Fercha and India Rubber
Ire expense Of applying it is trflng rs an
ordinary loof can br covered ana finished the
zane day and whyn finished forms perfectly
Ere Froef So face with an elastic body, which
esvnor he Is jLrei by Heat, Cola or storms.
"hInk'"s CT Roof Boards, nor any external
sction Wha,tvGr.
liquid Gutta Perch Cement,
For Cosliag Metals OF all kinds wqcn exposed to
the action "f the Weather. and Cor Preserving and
Repairing Meta! Roofs Of all kinds
1his is tie oniy Composition known which will
successfully esist extreme changes Of all climates
for an, length OF time. Then applied TO metals
W Nhi'n IL nc heres hlmy forming Il body equal
20 hrte coats Of paint. cns,s much less aud will
last three times long and from its elasticity is
'.t Injured by the contraction and expansion Of
lin and othrr Metal Roofs consequent upon sud
Gen changes in she weather.
u wall not crack in Cold run In Warm
" her and will not wash of
l.eaky Tin and other Metal Roofs can be re-
paired with Gutta Peicha Cement. and prevented
f"m fertilizer currosou and leaking. thereby
t'.s.ring perfectly Water light Roof for man y
ycais
lhis CsneRt !. particularly adaptcd for the
preservation OF Iron Ratings, Stoves Ranges,
Ssf~. Agricultural Implements, &c, also for
gel eral IN nmlac'urers use.
GETTA PEEGEEA CEMENTS,
For preserving and repairing Tin and other Metal
J sofs Of every description, from its great clds-
tiey. 10 nor injured by The contraction aud
sI;aEsion Ct Metals, ard Will hot crack i'll Cold or
Jun IN " nrm Weather.
Il. ". STAPLES. Agent,
ErnsiS lss3F. Elktou, Md
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ANOTHER Provision store has been
opened in Eliton by Mr.. John NJ. Terrell,
opposite the Post Office.
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" DAN is COMING" Gard

"DAN is COMING. "-Gardiner &
Hemmings' great American Circus will ex
hibt in Elkton, on Friday next. 1t is
scarcely necessary to say more in recon.
mendation of this show than that the veri.
table " Dan is at the head of it, and it is
we'll known he has nothing 10 do with one.
horse affairs. Ser their advertisement.
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New GooDs.-Messrs. May and Lewis
4 Marrett offer new goods to the public,
through our columns this week. See their
advertisements.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE ORPHANS CoUH

L NOCEEDlNtS Uf TIL ORPHANS COURT.
May Term lS63-Judgcs Haines. Evans
and Biddle-Wm. j. Griffith. Guardian
Emma V. CHM, authorized to loan $500 to
Thos A. Jacobs and d. b. Stewart, of Kent
county, Md.
The following bonds approved John
Reed, Adm. John G. Reed; II. Mccall
Tough, Exc. L. { Cazier; S. NJ. William
son, Adm. Mary Ann Meeteer; Joseph Mil.
Ter, Exc. Cloud Carter Benz c. Lair, Exc.
Anderson b. Lair H. Mccullough, Adm.
Amanda kimble Mary Agnes Mccormick,
Guardian, James Mccormick and Others ::
{. c. Richards, Adm. Joseph 7. McMullen.
The following administration accounts
passed: Vim. Buchanan, Adm. Susan Nc
Gill; Eliza Ricketts,, Exc p. c. Ricketts,
Ordained that Mary Warwick be allowed
$50 per year for each of her sons from the
time Of their fathers DEATH
Adjourned to meet on Thursday next.
21st inst.
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WE wish to call special attention this

WE wish to call special attention this
week to the new Coal Oil Burner, adver-
tised by our enterprising townsman, Mr..
Staples. 1t is. we believe, the very best
in fact the only, continuance by which coal
oil may be burned in an ordinary fluid lamp
without smoke. BY this simple invention
coal oil may be used with the same conven-
fence that attends the use Of ordinary oil
lamps.
If you want to economist light, get Nash s
Patent Attachment for Burning Coal Oil in
Fluid Lamps.
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l-)ic0.

McCIELLAND.-On Sunday, May 10th,
FRANK d. McCLElLAND, aged 2 years, 3
pn,tL. ,,l
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4flarrie0.

PLCMER-PINE.-O May the 9TH. by
Rev }. II. Johns, Mr.. ABRAHAM S.
PluMER and Mrs. MARY JANE PINE, both
OF this county.
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SEVERE THUNDER SToRM.-The first

SEVERE THUNDER SToRM.-The first
thunder storm of the season visited Elkton
on Tuesday evening last, with exceeding
violence. The rain fell in torrents about
Q o'clock P. NJ, and the peals of thunder
were frequent and terrific. Henry Mackall,
Esq, had COW killed by the tightening,
and the telegraph apparatus at Elkton sta
ton was much injured, the wires being
burned off in the office and both magnets
destroyed. The telegraphing instruments
were also injured at Newark, Del, by the
tightening. The rain, we understand,
washed the corn-felds very much. We
have heard of no further damage done by
the STORM
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ISO3. MAY. ISO.l
NEW GOODS.

TNHE old having passed away, NEW
l. STOCK substituted at greatly reduced
prices from earlier purchases. Many of
which are from Tremy.fre to Thiry-threc per
cent less Embracing
Dress Goods of various Kinds;
Lawns, from rs to 60 Cents;
MUSLINS, best from 87a down to 20 cents /;
WHITE GOODS, in proportion; NOTIONS
and TRIMMINGS, do; HOSIERY and
GLOVES of best make; Brushes, Combs,
Soap and Perfumery in variety.
The public are respectfully invited to cal!
and examine. BENZ. T. MAY.
May ls, 1868 "2m'
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The Cecil Whig.
ELKTON. MAY 10. 1863.

Hail to thee dag Of many stars;
Erne ,th thy shade true hearts will gather
And still uplift thee TO he breeze,
Though dark AMI stormy he the weather.
To thee our earliest hopes heloIg;
TO every fold dcathiess story;
And still with life wen hold undimmd
he starry luster OF thy glory
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NTOTICE is hereby given that the Partner
~ ship heretofore existing between Esma
2. Bowen, John A. Hopper and James Hop
per- doing a Mercantile business at Chesa-
peake City, Cecil county, Md, under tho
name and style of E. p. Bowen Il Co., was
dissolved by mutual consent on the third
day of March, 1863. Esma P. Bowen is
authorized to settle all debts due to aud by
said firm. ESMA p. BOWEN,
JOHN A. HOPPER,
JAMES HOPPER.
March 3rd, 1868. May IL, 1S63-4w
MACKEREL by tho Barrel Half Barrel and
wi Kit. No. and2 Herring and Cod Fish,
be ST Sugar Cured Hams, plain Hams, Shoulders
and Sides for sale by LEWIS MARRETT.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
Adjutant Generals Office, ,
Washington, May 9th, 1868.

SFtclaI UfdefS (
No. 204.
Major Ben Ricketts,,
2nd Delaware Volunteers, having rendered his
resignation is hereby honorably discharged the
service of the United States, on account of dis
ability from injuries received at the battle of
Fredericksburg.
BY Order of the Secretary of War.
+. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Stcnekalan's Raid.

A correspondent of the New York Times,
who accompanied General Stoneman on his
recent cavalry rand between the Rappahan
mock and Richmond, after giving detailed
account of the affair, sums up as follows:
Ii II I,I
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03
Toe Check on SPECTATORS.

IL an advertisement dstIictng the State Of Georgia,
for cOmmssSry purposes the chief of that bureau for
the State gives the following warning to speculstOrs
n, i proper 70 inform spectators that their sccumu-
at:ocs vii be subject 20 1pressment for the Govern
cnt use by the Dsrc: Commissaries who have special
powers TO q It end. liz such cases see section 9, In
p-ssm ny Act the owner bas 10 other redress than 20
socep, he prices Gzed by the schedule Of the Impress
ment Conn, ssi0ners.'
The Columbus Esg's'ysr thinks that this regulation,
which applies 10 al the States alike, can be 80 executed
Is 10 be OF great benefit 20 the country and hopes that
it sill no. De permitted T., become dead letter" The
State government it adds, have failed 10 enact escen,
hvs for the prevention Of speculate IN those articles
uhch the Government a6st needs for the use Of the
army srd the people generally require for tae support
Of their families ou this rule OF the Confederate au.
thores can 50 rsg. su;h speculation as counter
Sc the aorst o.. its perniciOus effects secuuula-
toas o. he -p5cBs.ors VII no, become esrV large,
she Commissalss keep an eye on lhem and impress
chem Tor Government Use az soon they are ascer
aiaed % exceed Jac sEoIHt needed for the regular
supply o. consuming customers.
There "a mln.ost reason and Justice in toe PROPOSE.
ton 20 seize for Government use 'he boards Of 5pccala
st5rs before raso7ng she stocks Of producers. The
ilp-sssuen, OF che supplies OF the latter may tend 10
Tssrct prod-cd9u, Which would be a great error at
Sss tine; While 81 ghs taking Of TIE sCcrmulstions Of
t1s spectator should % any extent decrease spscua
too. it would IN shat extent coulter q benefit on tbe
Socn,ry Bs5i6e= ore Is business that constitutes the
-sslb AID s.rs0gh OF country, and is indispensable
% its very czss1cgi vhe The other IS only licensed
privilege snuraE % Fac belsf, Of only the fewcngsged
10 H. and liable r oe perverted q the serious uicry Of
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03

THE RECoGSITIoN DELUsIoH.-The people of the Con.
ederate States have been deeply interested in the
important events trsnsprng within their Own territory
for several months past that they have almost forgotten
to speculate on the probabilities of foreign recognition
They have ceased 20 for the opinion Of Lord Pal
merston or Louis Napoleon on subevt, and have
very seusoly concluded that the acknowledgment Of
our independence will come as are able to
convince cur enemies OF the utter opelessnes Of the
contest in which tsey are engaged The people ART
confident Of final and ultimate recognition and
believing this they longer feel anxious to learn the
action OF foreign powers. It is excellent thing for
our cause that they have arrived at such conclusion
During the first year Of the both people and Gov.
ernment most eagerly scanned every item Of foreign
news in hope Of finding something to INDICATE that
our Oonfederaoy be recognized. Thirty, si1t'
or ninety days the furthest point of time 10 which
such recognition could be delayed but as the months
rolled By and no action taken, the delusion became
more apparent until no believes that recogni
ton will speedily or that it will be very important
when il does. Conscious OF their own strength and
confident of assured independence, the people have
learned to smile at the hesitation of foreign powers and
TO look with feelings akin TO indifference on their DELHI
erstiOns--lhonto, Aiu
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03

Iiei UniverBity gina Friday, May 2q, 1865
q ptoId fever Lieut. WILLIAM II. kILNFR nenb,r o. III
AecG Cas 'h= eldest Of Capt Jh1 and Reseccs
Mi sr of HsisI county vrsna IN The rs year Of his age
In the Heath Lieut. Maer HE aged parents have not only
a. an sfesu and dutfpl SON. the Church DEVOTED and
member, society Ement and hum anJ friend
but the country Rrdet and sImpsthEsr
Raaut cyGrous ooT, snd hraTe trisd and truy
Az the OF the war Ia warmly -spoused the
cause u h. and though In delicate heath,
Army ussy and hall bore Sinngly
ardious us both and hed A. the eN"rGon Of this
tine ~ the u,gpnt solicitation Of endS who dstruSted bis sb
y longer endure the and pvaons Of active
VICE ne LEFT army and catered the University While here
by his co rect epnr1 and gpneness n he
me udsd the admiral and esteem n all with whom he In
corta-t willie untng and se-SaciiAs devotion 10 bis
der, mman ted cured their lovehoW deep
LEI TIE universal gloom the OF his death hear
WiinezB
ant aint.ued that connection uainterrupedy til his death
In RS own words mot afraid 10 de- and his quiet
u,son his calm holy resignation to the will % God verified
en- he fell asleep, without struTg n The bright hope Of 3
hiarspd immortality beyond srsye." VI.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-06-03

/ iAse sOnySpslon Of ths Union Lacquer 81 New
YOrE, held at Utcs, resolved, among other things;
Thahe success Of the rebellion in the Southern States
would involve not only the dismemberment of the Amo-
rcau Union and overthrow Of the Constitution OF tho T.
States but the utter and final defeat of the great exPer
meut Of republican liberty /. L singular how COM
monty this opinion is entertained p tho United States,
aud avOveJ notwithstanding the avowal is confession
of their inability to conduct Government The "suc-
cess Of the rebellion" is only dissertation of the South
ern States Tho States that remain and the population
they embrace are sufficient constitute important
nationality. They have constitution that they regard
as the perfection of political wisdom. They have con-
plete system and all the machinery Of government
They have laws and precedents and experience and
training, by the light Of wh oh it would not seem dih-
cult to manage their public affairs with at least 'atisfac'
tory success. Yet thsy do not hesitate to make the
notifying confession that without the aid Of the South
they cannot maintain their constitution cannot prose-
cute "the great experiment Of republican liberty, but
aust 90 down in inter and final ruin. This may all be
true; We think is but for people so selfEu6cient
and boasfJ generally the admission is rot little sur
prising
Nor is this hasty conclusion or unconsidered de-
claration From the Grst the Yankees have asserted
that they we're struggling for ther national existence,
and fghtn in self dee &C. these could not be pre-
served without the aid of the South Indeed many Of
them have gone so far as 70 declare that if they could
not compel us to reunits with them, then they must
submit TO Us and ask TO govern them, any terms
and under any system might choose. One of their
Senator's NJ Fessenden humlis ed by such selfdamn-
ing admissions, undertook months agoto convince
them lhat even If the South should ne eT return they
would sin ave the means OF great and prosperous
nstionhood; but they resented his eccely that Mr.
+. was compelled TO recsnt and spolOgze. They are
determined % have understood that Trey are incaps-
Die OF selEgovernment and must hsye master.
We DO no. know how the difficulty is to be met We
have not the in,est conception OF the possibility of an
idea of ever going back to their Union There are no
imaginable terms o. which we would let them into our
Conederacy Possibly, after peace has been settled,
and everything has got TO working smoothly amongst
ourselves, We may, in q neighbOily and charitable
so,t, consent to send them ore who would know
how TO RUE them-say Wise, or Rhett, Joe Brown.
Bnt his quasi promise Ould be held Gus to them only
on condition nj their stopping the var in a reasonable
time. Otherwise they should be threatened with being
If, h, tba-,ssive-
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Ionn J. Criftsnden

The wonderful Eritsr Efc, near century ss0, threw
Elgiaad Into an Hpros- By his contributions 10 the
IS Pa5l'. adsrtrsr, OYER the signature Of JCSirs re
ps4ie1y warned Ms ccUntryar 10 beware OF pafr o,s
aud Cd San Johu'ou ct 10 lac world as his ornion
shat patriotism vas re las refuge Of a scou1drsL-
Paradox Is son. uss forc.ale vav or co7veying
t'a.a. The s..ae= lgsias: ab'ct Nsiam, Roland so
bitterly eyc7f1gd &c having beer doas in ihe name Of
liberty se-- so ions 0ldsg he cover Of "a -iotsm.-
TIE GOOD of be country ,s fha common can, Of ali
vac red'.at- ar-. Pofsosi erosnitg og sustain the
psr5asr.t0l 81 5or7- hr7ors sir n7. ciy liberty -
We Gre rerfrird Of .5ysr thing =ben We So, speech
from ola n. 0t-e-Ie6, ,r Bsas-cky, going ne
rounds Of .h7 Tai.a5 Ss.rs Journal under Inc head.
i1g OF "Coraspi- af Pl.-iat. In Ifes last scenes
that p7od-irs zr.sri This poor Old driYelcr as again
bpgg'-g an election 10 inc Congress a, Washngtor.-
The nomination -ls IN tho hands or lincolaite5, who
required The miserable old c7oamre % bind himself BY
pledges and oe=afors the making n which showed
taas che Isl ssssc ar manhood wss gone The
speech that h7 acersard5 aIs Ess curious mixture
O. ,ds u.r- blbn,Hg Of 7eniliy rom which all intel
lsc lad f.5s5 aud the arr'1es7 Of nature hat even
10 6o;-ss preserved 'ls .sss l1mrsble faculty, cum
ains Es cIgld 40. approve an thaf NJ. lincoln had
done bu, BE- vas "s- srge'e1s man and t vas mecca
slr7 20 lpl old and vss.a he administration he loved
ne South v'rh 81 pa tssrf 51t &c vas necessary shat
,ae sosh sho1'i be ssb6ce5 a1d brolgh back 70 il,
' lcgillcs,r and 90 tho saj hs WIS wiling to see h
Southern orefhrsn slaughtered Ike sheep He tool
credit to hinSef io7 having voted for the appro-
prati1n ard CONSUMPTION bile bal he solicited the
yo,es Of the Iincc,i.e rov, ror The reasou that he
sls Wiling 70 aid IN Launching ,be whole military re.
sources Of the NORTH he avalanche, lpon the head
o. the South. 10 ,vaddled throggn many masdlin
sentences aboat rairosn and 'goysy" and ''hoaOr, "
al Of which, e hoy sers ever anything more than
names with him h.7e become the most 'hadoSy Of Ie-
collections. Poor old man When ship goes down
e. sea all Ihs f. solid and valuable goes down with IT,
sai light and worthless objects o-y foar on the surface.
So IN Ire sbipvrec moral nature H thar vss manly
an noble goes down, and Only Whist Is vile aud dis
hoaorug remains. 0f what once visa John J. CTittsn.
den or what ones his friends believed him 70 be, We
see nov only haPeieas and puirefying mass of Low.
sordd, oovs-jlJ ambition. Ths-most charitable thing
ta, CO &c said Of hi e. ,hat he il hssecond child
bocd-bs. TIE character Of 56at second chdhooi re
aests lg-id ishs sPoz MS pass lie ard seal 1staro-
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7W4ssfssHs,
AUTs xNJD RsscLUrIoNs OF THE oGNaHEss OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES, PASSED AT THE
THIRD SESSION--Is63.
mo, ST.

q ., no ST. r
An AoT TO pRovIpEcER1AR REGULATIONS RoR HOLD
ING ELECTIONS FOR skLEG ATES ~ THE C0NGRESe OF
THE CONFEDERATE STATES IN CERTAIN ikDIAa ma
7s Congress ofe Confederate Saaes ef nsiea do enact
Ths IndiAA BY treaty n
In the Congress Of the Confederate States regiat ous
elections shall Do held In ali such Indian Nations on I've frat Mo-
day Ia timber A D, eighteen huned aud szythrre and
on the f Monday OF September In each second year there
after. .s ~
SEC elections shall according to die mode
prescribed BY the laws o. the s.Ve hatons except 20 FIR
SIC In such eleons every citizen Of tie Naton entitled 10
Delegate who has not forfeited his Eenp deserving
the public seeking protection rom the
the United Sta who shall be ned 70 vos for
TIE legislative body Of such Naaon hall be entitled
such Delegate At place such Nation would be en-
titled to vOte for Governor Principal Chef
SEC T. In uh citizen shall be 10 the arys Ice Of the
Confederate states or In case TIE elections be ned
usual places Of holding elections sush citizens shall allowed
vote In the camps Of the amy as hereinafter provided.
$40 g. In every Nation In which cleo ions are nv
this act polls shs be opened at the uus time and Mace, Of
holsng elections and the returning ocsrs hs tine uSua
returns TO toe Governor Principal Chief Of the Nation within
ten dGys after such elections
g. In every regiment battal the military service Of
tie Cant dsate states the Col mel other officer
OF the the ocer In mmani OF less boy
detached service shall sIpont two JUDGES
open and hold such election shall mold same make
the poll books and Ia the manner a. Is usual In
holding otsr sleco In the Nations Wach suh zeal
command cA, and the returns OF said elect shall
within
sEc T. electors camps shall be forS.rd
ed bV several cmmAndhg Scers opp lining the Judge
clerks aoe ais TO the Governor Principal Chic
ton, for VIII, Ill b election Is so held.
ECO s. The G,yerno: Principal Chief Of the Nation for
which such election td shall exsmae the returns frHArded
him. give such person he sha 20 have re-
:eivedghe ghet hummer OF votes certificate Of such fact
Sec g. The officer authorized TO Spt judges clerks
shall be aa' onEei to sdmiast he proper Ost h- jug
clerks hey may admin ster the 10 each other
sEo TO- concerned In holding eecS Ia
Nation or shah take an oath TO support the Cont
the COME elte sStes and to dis barge his duty In holding
election faithfully and impair is3y.
A2pr.Trd Nay l. 1868. JeS-v2v
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TIE sis-o II Vicrshr-e

II the telegram Which vc rrbh-h this ro--i2S Is =
% credited the he5cc defenders % okseas srs dong
an irsrse business IL rop-ls,s ehszegioUa q Pluto
TSeasySes thousand Taaksss Pr; :o-s &c combat, ana
ho bsss7iss s, hrar -e3 Re; vratk against the De-
siese-s vii DC Ne wonders rrs p-opc->i = Perlbez-
.on 70 sur1sa5cr, Ee1 vss ;rr 20 ALLOW biz three
dsJs 20 eonsde, SO raa;s7- I' 70 ID probably hare
suited Grant sin Ss-ero Rave sive2 three months o.
three years; tOr thea this urdsrou Tcr would haze
53ssed VIA. IS rAhs- sadecto-y about his Business
3 la. eaa.s sa are s,r THE mes. psrs sst7es-ct-
zsns Of .bs Northves wbo re= not consent to take
tbs navigation of the Nss,s ip7 as giA, bvt must
olssvs their way - ihe 5'i, nth the svO7d" The
ss Tsnsss sceo-7 We aave sseu represents that one
rps Of & ,pss' arm. - -;s-s ned eScSsi Wa
r,n.oa. ouly vt~ 10 YES os u. neir way
70 reinforce Can. y ,s7ca &C, soas hey mar
veav ca, tie CURSOR. ,a il Lsy IAa % are an J
CON, eIed 70 abandon ege, beijsEe i vilIbe the
lzss attempt TO unite the Serbian knot Of Ticksbvrs
aad TIE Northwest viii begin to mediate sOas other
Ode Of rucOvesDg ~ sss Of he vSs tAAa that now
q sEgszty zisd.