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Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
The Z. =. Supreme Court and the Cath
OIic Church.

Archbishop HueHEs. in an address at the St.
Johns College, New York. among other things,
said:
1.-The youg men who participated in the per.
formance should feel proud to be enabled to
raise their voices on the grounds which have been
honored by our glorious Washington, and many
other of our Grandest and most glorious country
men. He said that many other colleges and in
stitutionS like this were needed places where the
young men might receive good education,
education OF principle, for without such an educa
ton our Constitution is not worth anything. The
Constitution is just piece of parchment written
upon. and means just " hat those who undertake to
interpret it think proper to proclaim. The founders
of or country wisely divided the Government
into the Executive. the Legislative and the Judi
ciary and to the Judiciary alone was given the
right and the power TO interpret and proclaim the
true meaning of the Constitution. and many of
the troubles which now divide US have arisen from
the fact that the causes which gave rise to Them
have never been decided by the Supreme Court,
which il the highest judiciary power in the land,
and the right interpreter of the Constitution. The
Supreme Court resembles in many rays the Cath
olic Church She alone had the right to decide
and make known to her children what her doc
triBes mean, the Supreme Court IN former years
was looked upon. ike the Catholic Church, as in.
fallible But nov everybody interprets the Con-
stitution as he thinks fitting; ir has become like
the Bible in the hands of the Mormons
The venerable GuLIAx c. VERPLAScK, in the
course of his speech, thus complimented the
Archbishop:
There was one more thing. one more subject
of praise which came tn his mind. and which he
could not pass over II was the renewed yigor
and health of their beloved aud highly esteemed
Archbishop. He happy to see il, and be
hoped il would continue. He had been somewhat
of politician, but had now retired from public
life; but he could not help testfying to the great
good our worthy prela:e lad done for the coun
try, not only by his efforts and influence abroad,
but at home, when churches and pnlpits Of every
kind throughout the country bad become the
theaters for the profession, surely not of peace,
good will toward men, he managed to keep his
children together and preserve them from the
general contagion. By mis- silence on many oc-
casions, and his teachings on others, be had
proved himself true to his country, and the
country was proud of him, and he personally was
proud Of him and his labors, and he knew that
the whole world estee med him.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
Democratic Generals.

Gen. Grant and Gen. Rosecrans are almost the
only prominent Democratic Generals who have
not been sacrificed to the Moloch of Abolition
and it is a significant fact that these splendid
officers now tower in military reputation and in
the confidence of the people above all Others now
10 active service. The people of Illinois and
Ohio have reason to be proud that their respec.
tive States have furnished such able and eminent
military leaders
Gen. Meade, too. the new hero Of the Army of
the Potomac, is also Democrat. The Presi
dent, stubborn as mule, refused 70 listen to the
voice of the people and the army. who demanded
the recall Of Mcclellan preferring to try another
Experiment" But he was careful, however.
not to take up any Of the Fremonts. Buffers or
other officers dictated by the Abolition cabal
Bitter experience has taught him their advice was
fatal. and although be would not take McCiel-
Ian, he did the next best thing. and selected some
other Democrat II Springfield Register
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
WASHINGTON, july s.

Before this letter can reach you, you will have
received terrible accounts by telegraph Of the
utter defeat of Gen. Lee at the four days battles
near Gettysburg; OF the capture of 10000 Rebel
prisoners of whole Rebel brigades laying down
their arms and coming into our lines to surren
der; of the capture by our forces of whole miles
of the eneny's baggage trains; of our cavalry
bringing in daily, not merely hundreds of prison
ers, but prisoners by thousands; of the noun
tains being full of the stragglers from Lees de-
morslized army; of the destruction by General
French of Lees pontoon bridge over the Potomac
at Wiamsport of Lees retreat being cut of
and others to the effect that Lee is not only de
feated, but utterly routed; that his army can
never get back to Virginia; that jeff Davis has
written to him to hasten back to Richmond, for
that ne could not send him any reinforcements,
and that he always disapproyed of the invasion
of the North; that Longstreet and Ewell are both
killed; that the Union troops are in possession
of Hagerstown; and that JEFF. Davis has sent
to Mr.. Lincoln abect proposals of peace. In all
of the above stories there is not one word of
truth. Gen.. Lee is not defeated; We have cap
tured exactly 1000 prisoners, including the 1000
mentioned in my last letter, and not man more,
and we have lost quite as many; we have cap
tured very few Of the enemy's wagons, and net
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, MONDAY,
From the New York Herald.
Statement of n Refugee from
Rebeldom.

THE REFUGEES MEANS OF IsFoRxArioS and
Journey TO rHE UNION LISEs-THE WAR
LEvIEs-WAR AND FooD SUPFLIEs-ARMY,
Navy AND DEFENsEs OF THE REBELS AT AND
NEAR WILMINGTON, &c.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

SueGEsrIoS.--The New York Evening Post
mildly suggests: cit is reported in a morning
paper that the Government intends to prosecute
the journals who copied a recent article from
Phiiadelrsia paper giving the positions OF the
amy corbs In virginia The Government will do
much better II It will prosecute the war ses
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

We find the names o. the following Indi-
soldiers in the hospital list Of the lst division,
18th army co-ps: io '
G Wishmyer, co A, 9th; J Bradburn, co
c. 9th: Sergt V Kenton. co r. 9th; G Sho
walter co A, 9th; Geo Earl. co @, 9th; Jacob
Kemp. CO X. 9th; W A Wells. CO @, 9th; +
Knlgore, co d, 9th; Q H Stephenson. CO ID,
9th; Ned W Smith, co X, 9th; r L Foster, co
G, 9th; N ID F Terhune, 9th. leg; A Jones, co
H, 9th; John Larkin, CO F, 9th; VIM Dcve. CO
E, 27ih; J N Seibert co D, 9th; VIM weakley,
co @, 9th. 81
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
FOm the New York Daily Ne,
FOm the New York Daily News, July 6.
Speech of an Eloquent irish Orator at
the Academy of Music, i'm New York
City, ON the attn of July.

Mr. Richard 0'Gorman was then introduced as
the concluding speaker, the audience greeting
him with long and continued applause. He spoke
in substance as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
Dissection of Rebeidom.

A correspondent calls in question a statement
made yesterday. in our remarks the fall of
Vicksburg. viz: that "the possession of the Missis
sippi by the Union forces cut the Confederacy
square in two that the west part of the Mississippi
being equal in extent TO what is left on the east.
This statement. however, is literally correct. as
the following igures will show:
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
LOuIsIana's Proposal TO Come Back
The New York Exnress. on the authority o


LOufsiana's Proposal TO Come Back.
The New York Express. on the authority of
an unmpeachable letter from Washington, stated
some DAYS since that Louisiana commissioners in
Washington proposed to the President the organ
IL ition of the State to return to the Union, pro-
vided the State could be admitted as she was
when the ordinance of secession was BY fraud
and force imposed upon her. The President gave
no manly reply. but shufled off the commits
sioners. Mr.. Secretary SEWARD, in his White
House speech, reported by telegraph, confirmed
in substance the statement OF the Express. thus
We have seen the stars one by one falling away
from our national armament, but now we are to
witness the JOYFUL sight Of star after star. after
wandering in darkness, returning to the galaxy
In which it belonged Missouri had been for a
while obscured. but il now shines with redoubled
brightness. Maryland had wavered, il is now
firmly set in the national coronet. Kentucky had
almost been torn from the magic circle; but its
steadfastness was now assured. IL will not be
long before Tennessee will be numbered again
among the loyal States, nor Arkansas shall be
again represented in the halls Of Congress Louis
lana bad already asked for recognition upon the
old basis, and the Old North State would soon
follow suit. azi 81 itf 81 lam sF1
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

tE-Paris is described as still buoyant over
GLORIOUS news from Mexico" and there is not
only the Puebla rose, but there is TO be a Puebla
boulevard. Puebla war ship, Puebla saddle
horse, and very likely Duke de Puebla.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
THEDArIx SENTINEL

Will be sent BY mail or express to subscribers any
point for sixty month"; dollars year.
All subscriptions invariably in advance Address
ELDER HARNESS, h BINGHAM.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
From Washington.

The BATTLES OF GETTYsBURe-No GENERAL En-
eAGENENr OR DECISIVE AcTIoN YET FoUGHT-
RIDIcULoUs STORIES ABOUT LEE's DEFEAr-
CONFEDERATE MOVEMENT FROM GETTYsBusG
ACROSS SoUTH MoUSrAIN TOWARD ASrIErAx-
CoScESTRATIoN OF UNION FORCES AT FREDER-
lex TO FIGHT LEE-THE PANIC AT WAsnIse-
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
Mr. LincoIn's story.

The Washington Chronicle, edited by John "
Forney advises the people 10 "have faith in the
Administration" and all will be we'll" Mr..
Lincoln before his election, used 70 tell, with in
imitable manner the story of "Brudder Boah," !"
touching this very story of faith" The story,
of course, owed much Of its fun to Mr.. Lincoln's
peculiar style of relating it, and its substance
to the following effect
One night at negro meeting house, stove
which Lad been heated TIL il was red. fell over,
threatening the destruction Of the meeting house.
CONSERVATION fell upon the congregation; men
shrieked. women tainted, and men were cautious
in approaching the smoking furnace. The old
African who was officiating, however, like Col.
Fornev, thought of faith as the certain remedy
for the threatened evil. so he exclaimed to the
leader of the congregation, who was standing
near the stove, but deferred from any effort to
right it-"Hab faith, hab faith, brudder Bolahl
only bab faith. and the Lord won't let that stove
burn youl" Brother Bolah believed; his faith
overcome all his fears; he grasped the stove, but
suddenly Withdrawing his blistered hands he
turned to the venerable preacher and responsive
ly exclaimed, "De h--ll be WON'T de hill be
won't.''
Col. Former can make the application which
Mr.. Lincoln was won't 70 do when he told this
story on the "circuit. II Chicago Post
PuBLic MEETING FoR PEAoE.-Now is the
time for peace making 1t is legitimate TO talk
about peace now that we are victorious. The
merchants Of this city ought to hold public
meeting at once. aud send committee 10 Presi-
dent Lincoln to urge him to offer amnesty to
all the Rebels, except JEFF Davis and other lead
ers. ifthey will lay down their arms and return 10
the Union. We are victorious, and can afford TO
be magnanimcus The Rebels are badly beaten.
and will probably accept our terms. II is silly TO
talk about war OF exterrninaton or annihilation.
We have had fighting enough to convince the
Rebels that the Union must and shall be pre-
served. Let us now invite them to re-enter il
and bury the hafchet. Who will make the FIRST
move for this meeting: 1t ought not to be
nigrerhead affair or a copperhead affair, but
genuine expression of the sentiments of our mer-
camille classes. As such il cannot be without its
Influences upon public events, and its orignators
viii merit the gratitude of the cosntry.-[E New
York Herald. E teife'
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
Total, .........-..... 55Oy5I
That is the territory cut off, The following is

1t will, therefore, be that the possession of
the Mississppiby the national forces cuts the Con-
federacy square in two, there being about three
hundred and thirty thousand square miles in each
section.
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20
WEEKLY STATE SENTINEL,
ELDER, HARNESS, & BINGHAM
TERMS OF WEEKLY SENTINEL

FOreach subsequent Insertion, and for each inSer-
ton ofeach additional nalsquare.............. 33H
Indiana State sentinel. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-07-20

Col. Forney can make the application which
Mr.. Lincoln was wont 70 do when he told this
story on the "circuit IL Chicago Post.
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add t4osol tis,asiq FL Mepssss Aprit l0ssI
/; Eha Rishnspa 5Vhigesutsias ~ fOllews
ing! dispashh saIia Ella ussso s.ss sFiiig Isl
ai Wskabsrgsl 7tavssThs anssss arsbawitAs
ssaEinseshsir tsoapb frem shss psnipauls;
y@sssdaaall Aa,sapss vAsa ssrackso Rsas
aTgs transports have gone up The giver,
loaded with TROOPS: The sosmy out tho
lsvss, and sdrnsd the wksss into shsis old
sampirg gtsuuas.aa1 slasd aDaaaa sF
sajsskseh, pbaisas AprihT. Easst 90, wiah
three vsssshS 10 ahoyS Pdras Eandaon. ma
Hartford landed q Rsyeu ssFa ana destroy
Cd oil thB seSsip snParas Tiers lPEag Aaasl
tories opened on her. bus shss - Ssk s.
range. ,Ths fsdssals Gsvs osnsrasssa shsir
lines - Msmp sI,a. ), IA ss'' g =
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no g1sadqugFssss Army sPosUsnaes

u EsKd L.zI 5sg. f,s s5lfssI April a2.ssfS ;ii'l
GRsspaess yha left Richmond i on Ipssasy.
says the hFsed, rlpt IN that city, Witnessed b7
thans esased The dgaAatssl aeonsssrnati0a
ssASage ablhoFitiss. % W ohsUeWao wers
ths heads Of families of the, working slass,;
Esra astasiYy ssasxing,o many hAsiRgs been
oempsaieat otbsgia AAed sasaats. "a Eepsti.-
sfSaos1she assanOa sssa taSa ID Rsassta and
sssr psssaaslsa i tsins taEsn u sya ssss, i.
~ a Aes lnpan tbs i tfpepa Ehsl Az ~ Sayy
clamoreus, demanding that their fsmilies
effsa5ss4saEsas eoS
Rsinforeemsns are being pgshsd 40
Ftsdfisksbafe. Mem sf3 shsns lars ssasas
issssatseDd conseripss. .sas5 ~ s1aa :. sssss
Several diviaisHs ass sRsaSnpsd ssar Kisb
MIND ,eoRe Of wbigh.sssrtsd 90 y .ftEsi
hurry pc she time. ,Asassil sssissa Culpepsr,
bSksssarned again INA law days.i 81 i ~
yak has besn eesaps pended ON lbs tpgtias
cSsions around: Richaood ~ iyfpessAstilF.
t being considered -ssrtais. as altaT sssisd
Tao;ton-olsd gun .baalS are s sassags i Is s
Jsnsarssf and .thg third;ig npproaehiSa
e4mpleeton. 1850. .asiaAA Ees Is 5is1.i, .
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II. Monsbs,i April H.

r. Mons0es April A.
No Communication has been received At
Nswbsrn from dsS! Foster since sdhss-
day night. The women and s6ildEsp, ars
leaving Newbern. .s4sta gHisoos beea /
Seven thousand troops attempted soTsabh
Foster from New bern, butusfs driven bspk
on eaassaays hiIsss xiihras. Les af 30
men,. % = ItITIa1 II ~ ELI
hass9asssunAs say the rebels sent Foster
EEthres Gags of ,srsess "a Surrender; his reply
30 TIE last was. s.pe, il JON waas Washing.
ION, come, and fake i. 81, al srI, In -.
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80 New York, April Il .
It 10 stated thai an 'enssgs cement nsaF 6ufr
folk 10 NOS iaprohahls. Asrepulse of the
rsbsls, lin. sfCha ansevants pFsonsidsrsdnaF-
tain. ! Gsa.. Kegs haE isaned IN aFdannosi-
Tying all persons moi smpisyea, ruhO prafar
safety 10 The conAict o. waF. scsiaaye fdrshr
with any town or village khlsh mag bs
assd upon by tbs enemy 81 Isl,
] Hia stsYs9a .7ls Washipgsaas April 10. II
/ r!Ghe Riehmosd Wing Of shs Sob } hss The
following aispasch, dated saekseBs April
Bshasas4 sitt14a sa3 -! OF Oh Nj .liass
New Orleans reports al sshs III ~ Rsaks
With 1000 msn had orcgasd md gone
down, tho bayou 10 tsihf6fse Weisxsl and
asgask t6s BaySa TAShs so1nssy & 81 saa
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Murfreesb q Auril Iii.

4 pass sBger train hence 70 Nashsille.
.G8 ITO 4SiIsiJAj ,hasn do Il. IL. Els fEIsG
was captured south of Antioch on Eriaay,
by 500 rebels. Nine cars were bprDsd.--
The mail, and nsariy Isc pasesagsrs, ipolu-
ding ~ Or 20 ,ofsssrs, 50 Of I'd suslsrs, and
some soldiers OF The 10Th kiiShiga5,a wefs
Cdpsursd.s 81 gard, viii 4s' rebels, l1aads
a stouS fRht, ..>. ,na&2 Tst rs
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u ,Ns,. YORK, April

New York; April II.
Tue latest &dvioss received at shs War
Dsparsassnt from Ger. Foster, ssy his ~
uStion hi ssiIi critical. His Supply Of pro.
visions is very short, only saficisBs TO iass i
few adsys; abd 'ks'is bssiskedfby q, 900 rsb.i
els, under Hill and Pseigrsw. Hsps q en-
tsFssiued chat rsinfSrssmsnss may yea reach
him. III. -. .aG$Ra D5SagE# a 4-E5, #,}G.
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81 scr ::.....,.:....!;AeM guEi, Apra !, e 9
Tho Tsnss saysaas resuls Of 4hs ] saeoa,
nessaueasaA 0hsrleatoa shnms Eks nassp, IN
aaila5 ct the itSn-aIaas d saLs DAassssssa
alsae. The Nxhaas.hs& 90 saAas. ssys!
rsl being bad fsaesarss.ss ssiatS as. 4 Sts
The Passais was slsS wounded ia ssyssfsl5
'a.has serrss aod pilos4 haass, ,Tha Nan,
tickets sarFss'x As sp,iasrsa thai shsg, tpaiFl
essad not be used, rendering Ass lis moi
gun useless.
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s.zs oil ,yalas.antis New XaFk April lAsas
.Rsbsl rspoEtsfrem Chsslsason ~ the eshs
tpf9sp, s. ooppssirrG sDs Walker destroys
Iea An armed NaaRsr,ip Cossawa rivbFae
day light this pezningy No .asspalsies on
our sids.o ss,spA ,aaigpedaa4ss a9s1sI
Bsaursgsrd,
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Rev York,, ! April 10.

,s"'' '''>'25s - p New York, April 10:
bis sunorsd Of Nssberp that Gen, ,TS a.
tor had surrsndsrsd. This IL pes believed
for ID was hoped acknowledgements had
Fsashsd himy asa ID wss known fhat no was
ssfsssiyf snsrsashsd d rite. piss and ditch.
ss. Canpopading vas heard all DAY SAN
day and s6dsy 81 Nsvbstn.. .,e ' "a, .".@
The gan-besss 0hocsaw !, spd State q
Gsargia are sealing q Moershsadl City 20
Erua she hlecksds Of pamlico sRissE.' z asl sa
\ The Riehaond Wing ssys she enemy
sas boass ahd transp srtg hkd Sassssdsd 70
crossing shs bar, and are nov d ascaorin
aide. Oar ironelads lay heswesn the forts,
qsiesy awaiting sshs ATTACKS EnrshsR. inssls
ligsuos 10 locked Tor wisAiinseuss asxissy5
The Yankees hsvs maas Do sfiaslssFss II .tasls
vastlprspasations for thsstsasks and We may
wslls sAtScfpaks d asspsgAs dssFaggaes
asaass'iH .saA WAshiHSssny april a0sa
II avscsory b gai6sd - .Casissstdn; 'ths
srss Itselligsnee We hasssef % will Ass by :
dispaAsh beaG from HilsCp Head gtbeEeheIs
will nst, permit u -, bsspshlishaa asthsil
psparas ssse { ! l6:s...ar:s q aaog Grad saai
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ji'a gtja stds ri 0harlssson, pill d IS
tissssB tsssstea iPon-sladsa ard iFoaaidss
ara insi&esAs base Ths Ksokak 4 supk OF
Morris Island. Nesaisposisiaa On shs part
of ths Rsaesals 10 renew ska aEssnk.
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~@2 aafeds sEIy Z ~ ,ss.s,1 "a =
she Fnbahess special Sonsssns Ne foss
loe,inu sai'.ss 1sTsT sE7 8; r5-sTI.5 i I1r@1f
The Tsbsls 90 "a cthssi8s q Ne Rap
pahannock are 10 reoaipt 81 snplsasans
news. They gathey. il knoss sod tslk il
over hsE. ara. lxsrsmasiy earnest and sab
dusds .appsrsntly in ysry bad spirits. ,4r
Ths pickess take psfsiculsr palma 10 pre-
ssntaB sxOhaAgs " newsp aYsss, OF assany
sassllsaanss ssAsA 0ars iasas hsl haahssa,
ssesstainsd, hevsFer, frpm stray psskssa,
shss deeided adTantags has been sgsined
Ay ous fofess at ChafisssoH, add thas fort
has bssn sskes, whas Fess w csnnhs ass
certain. .Aa.saia III .taasssss els
The latest Richmand pspers contain no
dispstcAea wkaaAs sffcm Soash Carolina.
The helisf isa sntestsin lin, mijitary4cirele
here, that b. this tins Ckarieston has fail.
en- AdmsfAf Dupons Iss ID III 0ssessf6a
aesafste dhAfes % % A&ask tsSbfos Sasss u
the aissssad iMwkaAa lssali iakpsaossAt
laia. ere IAa ahssRslas ~ sAieA sass Ara n
{Ss Hsrs.a akiss nj following sssss.
RsoNss s1ora EesAa 81 yada Liz 1885, u
haWasAaessnna aeseissa sErakasxAsisal
ssHsesa, msaisn,sm ne .ssssa .eeas'
msnesnest cf ths, Asssck on 0hsrlsssou.--
Tss ScSSsiSsS 81 Il &c sdahpsss pssisvasI
~ eemmaneea On Monday.
Csse Ylosss, % 3sh 3avss, hfssks intel
Iigsnsgt ssm Chpl. Ssesdmsa, that Admsa
Dapons he'd, % lie u Il Ap1iI, ysssssas,
sohsslsssss Win sfallsEtpg issa slaaa
ne pen Irs.sissss Tlsg ssle AseisaI, pesap
90, casskills Msns ~ Y n agsNiss Wssbse'ss
kins ss 4 AZ. aaa H n ,ss.s.i,sas
Cert Moses SAN oseS aygny srassnsy
Nsss ssd irss-slsds aDshofsd inside !. n
also saM shs Krricson lying Oh Ne Isls
~ siaeAs .sl6iagsssern.
s.sesss - Il zlals6S sos,s id (siasisss.)
1aNssbiss slgssaf isok Nhsllsskss. Kisa
SosS2 "a q yslIutass ssgaala s6sis
ssans u sSzS ~ fsstksS Nd =
6 believed sAssa tie tssS' sfsmssnsassG
81 esciai Dispatches. The anxiety fer fur
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saa N ~
s9 Al
AaFs "a lasa haAa I'LL
spnsrensI ss1nlss seas ~ Il
sasiss sas ppls aAsnak "a d3 passs
q - aag sspssssp isia sNs palsoSs
had sailsa ksz PERT Hvsl, ts aasssH
/ & e. Ei'ss. .sssass Isl "a sss.:
n sbs bst sS sll 1s u sks !i
6ss III II d 81 nt p65hts. AZ aak q
III NO HIslSsY of na8&l wArs silatk
tks ss rs sAsa 900 hos 6zea
Desba BIZ bsia 800 ~ II
|. sssn sreisz cd nasstss
/ gfsm fassa 80 saaaas
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