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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-14
LEGAL.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE UNITED STATES
for the Southern District OF Ohio the January term
thereof the foilJ" .ng decree was ordered:
CHANCnRY JANUARY TERN, lss3.--J 4 L. Drary
y. John n }. e Ewing No. 333. This
for hearing motion attach the persons 81 the
DEFENDANTS John and Sarah C. living and upon the rule
and tie thereto aud upon the evidence. written
and verbal offered by the parties, aud the arguments Of
COUNSEL and the Court having taken time to consider the
and after due deliberations being had. does lind
that the laid defendants John and Sarah c Ewing.
guilty OF a contempt OF Court in knowingly disobeying
the injunction heretofore granted in this the
II Gay 81 January a d. 1851, ant Infringing upon the
rights Of Mrs Lavina Druy established by the decree
oil thi- Court Of that date IN this case.
the Court does further find upon full evidence that
the Chart known called a. the Ladies' Guide. and
VIII Oh purport 10 be- copyrighted by Mrs :. e. Ewing
September ls60, IN the Eastern District OF Missouri l. in
principle mode Of oper Substantially the
the Chart Of Mrs Drury, heretofore established by
the judgment of this Court "a j. therefore further
dered and adjudged e. punishment Tor the sad con-
tempt that the ad driedanis within twenty days Of
the entering Of this order deliver up al Of the sid copies
Of the so-called "ades' Guide 70 the Clerk Of this
Court. by him Destroyed do also deliver him
plat ate, which they printed for the same
purp 20; AMI do also deliver him, the time
any and all ars Maps or Guides by whatsoever name
called aud plates which they printed which
they nov have which under their CONTROL or either
them and which substantially in princi-
pie that Of the CARTS Of said DTury And any all
per'ons who hold any such Maps, Charts, Plates or
Guide By whatsoever name called for and ac-
Of said defendants, either Of them hereby
directed deliver the 20 the Clerk u the Court
the purpo-e aforesaid
Aud tie Court does further order stjgdSe and decree
that the said defendants. John and sarah C. Ewing paw
the u this hearng ca ing Therein the legitimate
Of the testimony tnkef and that the said cost
paid wthn thirty days default thereof that the
said John Ewing shall stand I'd until the sane
pail until the further order Of the Court in rela
ton 10 said commitment
A. the said defendants, John and Sarah Ewing are
hereby warned gsinst any further Infringement Of the
rights Of the sad Lavina Dru, by themselves or either
Of them. their agents, By sry person persons
either directly or indirectly, from aiding. assisting
that IN default o. The said DEFENDANTS either II them
herein, toe non-comp lance by them, either of
ther- with this order ia all RESPECTS they viii be held
subject the further order the COrt IN the
premises. LINCOLN. SMITH WAkNOCK.
Counsel FOR Mrs frury.
ASpREw PxCDES. Counsel for Mr.. and Mrs.. Ewing
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r5T- 1t seems that Col. Wagner is loafing
about the streets and taverns of indianapolis de
nouncing Democrats traitors, whose property
ought to be con6scated. and begging members of
the LEGISLATURE To sign memorial for MS promo
ton. This loafng Colonel had much better 60
where his brave boys are-in front of the enemy
than employ his time in abusing patriotic citi-
zens-T New Albany Ledger.
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ONE THOUSAND Men BURIED DAILY AT VIcKs-
BuRG.-The Cairo correspondent of the Chicago
Times saws:
A gentleman who came direct from Nicksburg
represents the troops as being much dissatisfied.
and anxious to return home. Sickness has made
sad havoc in the ranks over "A Thousand havir. z
been buried daily for IA week. The enemy per
formed flank movement, but it did not amount
to much. and they returned IL Is evident that
some time must elapse before anything effective
takes place.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.
Met at : O'Clock.
REPnRrs.


Mr. Douglas, Chairman OF the Committee on
Education. reported back the resolution nquirIug .
into the eApeuiehcy OF amending section 20 OF
tie school lW, Hilu tue opinion tllat change was
iuexDe'lieut. Concufred III.
Mr. RAJ. Chairman OF judiciary Committee,
reported btck joint resolution No. IN relation To
receiving land GeV oted tor colleges, with recon
mendaton that II pass. Ordered u be ensrOssed.
Mr.. Finch, Roads, reported back Senate Till
with au amendment, and wneu 30 amended, that
II pass. CoIeuIre1 IN.
Mr. NcCiurg. Chairman Of the Swamp Land
CommIttee, reported back Senate biil No. %.
COneuFred IA.
Mr.. Ray, Chairman of judiciary Committee.
reported back Senate bll No. -, with a request
that il 20 10 the Finance Committee. Concursed
IN.
Mr. Johnson, Committee on County and Town
ship Business, reported back Senate bill No. y-,
Recommending that IL pass. Referred to a select
committee of nve
BILLS on THIRD READING.
Mr. Gifioris bill, No. 81. authorizing the sale
OF canals. Passed
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Ferguson. that the Committee ON State
Prison have leave OF absence 10 morrow 10 visit
the Southern Prison.
Mr. Goth. that the Doorkeeper be directed to
purchase three dollars worth of postage stamps
for each member aud elective officer oi The Sen
ate Adopted.
Mr. Corbln, requesting Governor Morton TO
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BUSINESS NOTICE.

q J & LAVlNA DRURY y JOHN
case sustaining the right q Mrs. Irur the LADIES'
Guide copy rishted by Mrs. Ewing s.. Louis, in
fungemeni of the Ladies Chart and ordering the
Guide aud plates which il printed To be de-
stroyed. and Furnishing John and Sarah Ewing for a
contempt Of Court in sobeyiny former Injunction see
advertisement in this paper. feb H-d&wlt
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INTRODUCTION OF GEN. KrMBALL.

Mr. Cobb introduced Gen Kmbal in few
words a distinguished soldier and patriot
The President, Ia behalf of the Senate vel
coined General Kimball He spoke eloquenlly
of the sacrifices. the valor the skill and devotion
of the soldier son of Indiana, that the people OF
the State and their representatives loved to honor,
and warmly and cordially greeted him on behalf
of the Senators who had by Il unanimous vote
invited him to a seat in this chamber
Gen. Kimball replied that it afforded him pleas
ure to receive this mark of favor from the Sen
ate: but it was. on his part, undeserved. He had
but done his duty. He had fought for the main
tenance of the Constitution and the restoration OF
the Union. liz lad ALWAYS been his battle cry.
He hoped when he returned to the field he could
carry to ms comrades in arms the cheering word
that the Senate of Indiana would always uphold
their hands and aid and sustain them in their
efforts to crush ont rebellion He thanked the
Senator's for this mark OF approval of his conduct
as "A soldier.
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NOTICE.

rgNHE ny COUNCIL AT us LAST MEETING
j passed the following
That the City harshal be instructed TO give notice
through the Daily Journal Daily sentinel TIA, an
sign poet, on the sifewalks Washington street shall
be taken down before the 18th dsy II February
1865 sr which time the ordinance in reference 10 Id
matters will be rigsily enforced
ieos-did JOHN UMBERsAw, City Marshall.
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PROPOSALS.
S e a l d Proposals.

QUARTERMASTER's DEPARTMENT. u s. Al
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb, 5, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
- Office until 10 O'Clock. A NJ. Thursday, February
18th, 1868, for
900 Cavalry Horses,
For the 39th Regiment, Indiana Volunteers.
All 10 be delivered az the Government Stables in In
dianapOs Indiana by before the 2sh day Of Febru-
ary.
Deliveries of Cavalry Horses 20 DE follo~S
500 within i've 81 days from date of contract:
300 - ten 40
800 % fifteen (l5l
Horses sound in all particulars less than
Xix t6) nor than eight ( years DID, from Is 20 ls
hand high; dark coors mo greys good square trotte
bride wise and of size sufficient for cavalry purposes
No bid will be entertained unless accompanied by
guarantee for its faithful performance. Form of b and
guarantee can be had on application TO this Office.
Nc bid will be entertained Tor less than 100 horses.
When bid is made by firm the name Of each men,
Der of the firm must be given.
Two bids from the parties will the
rejection Of all such bids.
Bonds must be filed by o'clock same day.
Bidders must be present at the opening Of the bids
their bids will not be entertained
The undersigned reserves the right reject any all
bids deemed unreasonable.
These and specifications will be rigdly adhered
TO ard enforced in particular
feb6-dtd JAMES A. EhiN, A. Q. n. u. s. A.
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UNITED STATES or AMERICA. |,

l. Joseph n. Geger. Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of the
United States for the seventh Circuit sud southern
District q Ohio do hereby certify that the forego-
Ing j. truly taken and copied from the Records Il This
Court.
In testimony whereof do hereunfo subscribe
M name and anix the Seal " said Cinr,,,
Is Court, thi- Soth day Of January A. D. l.ss
and o. the Independence Of the United
States the seveny-eighf
JOS. u GEiGER, Clerk
The Ladies Chart for cutting Dresses can he Oh
tanned iy addressing Mr. L. Drury, Springfield, Ohio
febl4 dtwlt
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.PECIAL ORDER.

The hour having arrived fixed for the cOnsid-
Grafton of Senate bill No. ~, for the protection
of the liberty of the press
Mr Wolfe reviewed the arguments that had
been made by Senator March as to the constitu
tionality of the bill That Senator had pro
nouuced the till unconstitutional because, rs he
said. il embraced more than one subject, Grim
inal and civil OfenSe, and read decisions of the
Supreme Court TO show that the court sustained
many acts embracing civil and penal sections
The design OF the bill was, to strike blow at
mobocracy in this country. There nothing
that was working greater evil than this spirit OF
lawless violence. Ii was this spirit unchecked
in his opinion that had brought the country to it,
present deplcrable condition. He proposed to
check the spirit bv stringent LEGAL enactments
The people must be taught 10 respect the law
They must not be permitted to take redress in
their own hands for real or fanced wrongs Low
atty meant obedience to the laws. Acts such aS
are contemplated by the second section OF the law
could not be perpetrated where wholesome pub
lie sentiment existed, and the section was framed
TO correct that sentiment wherever il was de
PRAYED He characterized mob violence as worse
than theft in ITS effects. and equal in moral turpi
tude.
Mr.. Wolfe sai that we must esislate for the
condition OF hings that surround Us aud not a.
would wish them Newspapers were regarded
ii lie several counties A. their party organs, and
to me extent the property ct lie parties whose
principles they advocated. Tie destruction of
o. OF these papers vas felt as blow at the party.
am could not fail 70 arouse "A spirit of revenge
that would seek tor reiress. Il WIS the duty OF
the Legislature to seek to prevent the state of
things pictured hv him He saw from the pa
pes that the Rock port Democrat few DAYS ago.
had been desire, Ell by few soldiers, backed up
by bud and 'ii>o.!ery citizens and since the com
mission ol that awless act il had been necessary
TO keep sold e. ia that county 10 prevent out
breaks PISS this law aud YOU would prevent
such acts ia tie future Nj Wolfe replied eIo
qrenilv q The argument OF Nj March. thar pub
lie sentiment. in the absence Of law would hold
wholesome restraint over the press. An indie
pendent and unfetiered press was the buls ark
OF our liberties. and he would preserve il pure
AMI I'm u'liei and Impoverished b, power.
Adjourned
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

NJ ~ lDRE IT'D lDuG - nc n.
At No 30 West W ashington ST.
4 LARGE STOCK or HOMEMADE WORK FOR
~ sale cheap, one door east of the Palmer House
sep30-dly A LINTZ.
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DRIck FOR sALF.-Inquireo
ID seps-d3~ MokRRSAx ptyRcr
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EIerem millions Of Dollars.

KNIGHT WARREN, General Az nts, located in the
Company Bull ting, :. W Third and Main
Cincinnati, Chic
For insurance in indianapolis and vicinity, apply &c
JOHN : SPANN, Agent, ;. W. corner Washington and
Meridian streets.
Mr. JOHN L. FITCH is author zed transact business
in my absence. JOHN :. sPANN, Agent.
febl3-G2I
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inform the Senate shat amount Of arms he has
distributed. where sent and for what purpose
they were distributed Adopted
Mr johnson. that 10 senator shall be allowed
10 speak more than ten minutes at any one time
darIg the remainder OF tue session, except ~
al hi sessions.
Mr. Graves moved 70 amend that excer, IT
night sessions no member shall speak more than
twenty minate~ 60 enc question th, 6r-s time.
aud not more than ten minutes a second time.
Adopted.
INrRoDrcrIoS or Bulls
Mr.. Corbin. No. ll9, to repeal the law author
izing the Governor to get possession OF al public
arms.
NEGRO REGIMENTS.
Mr. Cobb moved TO take no Joint resolution
No 10, in regard to the bill before Congress 10
raise negro regiments, which prevailed.
Mr. Cobo moved the previous question
The yeas and nays being taken on secondng
the previous question, resulted yeas -, naNs -
Mr.. Reed offered an amendment 10 the effect
that negro troops and white troops should not be
employed in the same departmeut-that no negro
shall hold rank higher than Captain, and in no
case have authority over white men
Mr. Reed supported bis amendment by a speech
OF considerable length. His view of the matter
was that the proclamation of the President would
have some efec; in bringing slaves into our
lines, and he considered the best disposition that
could be made of them would be to put them into
the military service
Mr. Wolfe demanded the previous question,
which was seconded by vote of yeas 20, nays
20
Mr.. Reeds amendment was lost-yeas %,
nays %
motion to adjourn was lost by yeas 10, nays
%
variety of motions were made, but without
any further action the Senate adjourned
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PROPOSALS.
INSURA NCE.

INSURANCE.
THE BEST INSURANCE
To be had in the market is offered by the
Liverpool and London Company.
Total Assets .oo9515
: in the United States. ,O45,356
Fire Premiums received in the u S in 1850 S4s3 o4l
" Z" lo6l...... $50 ,0i5
g -" lS62...... Ga, SOS
All Shareholders personally responsible for engage
menis Of the Company.
All Directors a Shareholder.
DIRECTORS IN NFw YORK.
FRANCIS CoTTENET, ESQ. Chairman.
henry GRSSELL, Esq, Deputy Chairman.
JOSEPH GAIILARD, Jr., Esq
ALEXANDER HAMILTON, Dr., Esq.
T.. +. SANpERSOS, Esq
+. NJ ARCHIBALD, Esq, II. b. NJ Consul
ALFRED PELI, ESQ., Resident Secretary.
The losses paid by this Company since its establish
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QUARTERMASTER'S DEPARTMENT. 4 8. Al
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb, 5, 1854 I
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES
Met at O'Clock, Mr. Speaker Buskirk in the
Chair.
Journal of yester lay read and approved.
PETITIONS
Mr.. Baker, from citizens of Noble county, for
allowing soldiers in the army to vote.
Mr.. RetZ from citizens of Vanderburg, for
modification of the liquor license law
Mr.. Hall. from ,667 citizens of Decatur coun-
ty. asking for enforcement of the 18th Article of
the Constitution
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SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT THIS
= Office until 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. Thursday, February
18th, 1868, for
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Mr. Niblack presented a proposition from ia
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Exeter Hall.

TIE cniy class Of tbs English ssoz'e rsa gym
rs,hss, with the-xiaso.n ds.pcsssln ars tse 'nea
vac s.x themselves up ~ tbs eape.isl cas-rri,rs
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end ecPe, In religion Aad naore's from Exeter
Hall The mobility and ssn;ry tie eSiivs - sis'
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rod spsaks vi ii. sans voice in Ezeser Hal: and
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fhan theif Yankee progeny ard iisfois. Aiwfy'
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crkoeas. icy may naturally b expected 10 side
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@EoT;Cs To fsroxHIrgsBUss fUYFxR.
rps --kince fhs I'd of Deceu b e, ie6', VIE, cu'
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snyrush sbelr Treasurer hs~e e<re1ied :hs stsa Of
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for pscvisiona ant .epier aud Cos 95 faE1i Gad
IN money to tie Fr d-Tish-h1-s suuers CT fc-
she IL relief. We uoy. 'esra ai.h pleasure tiat 2
large fund In snensY has ben ,siss by tas &ss
&C Coua-il ii PssGe ikgtu:g trosa -ae.o1s oS
.rfhrt ~ chiefly 10 ihs amy for IL, rIiisf q the
Tredsi issharg people. vs. :to !ss-a fam cor
re,rrrdspes with a member If ias gouacd OF
rrt 81, ksburs that t*- Of opinion that t.ey
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kno ssssR- Of the wsnts, resSssiiea. and sa',e az
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thst city. We t:sTefere give n9tiae tfat asrs;sf-
Ter al persons IN sni from Ffe6efiskk ha' e
NEEDING Esd In plonsy viii spliY - fAe F.eass;css
hrrG satheriti.s Tte FIND rems n az as de- cur
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end sup ,eE I, sysst saifsring is;iiay ,ns winter
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~ tie Scu.a via eeatn4s 80 e7siris,t aes G.
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ACEGE0N eAA gA--is , ass gsers.
HY Gent, Paine T. Co., kzcAenssrs.

Hy Esat, Paine T. Co., kzctsenzsr..
ExFENsrvR AND PEREHprogY sac OF
ID DIZZY GOODS at &UoTtOa.-Cn WED
NxSDAT, the 4sh OF Fehras RI, We will fell &. our
warehouse, witkcu. rsserse one Ct tbs -sest fesi-
Feele and extensive esc6r m 'nts Of spBY GOODS
the following choice ecad1, W:
- pierre; fisek, R'us. end Brown Clio h;
TO pieces ezra Bask and rarc7 Dcsssizs
AID Csssioeres:
l51 pieces super Cray Ca s'meres, Set!ne.s
and TwotGs;
80 piecez White, crs7. End Eoa FIsnns,s;
$50 do elegant peLsis,es, cashr.eres, and
ropiias;
leo pieces Biask llrac.s, II RIGGS, s.d ne.
so pieces ruser Gea glsnkesa;
$50 .isses Bisck ard White aud Nader Prints;
l.es0 dsz,a sp,cl ectsor, nh,ss and ca,ersd
200 dozen White. Gray. snd kssorted Cotton
90 pseee. super Comfy jews aas Home.
$50 packs Ens:ish and American Pnr;
Blown Cot;ona, fA.a7s Threads M
Spool Tw;si, Nesf ., Susresd<r;
Stay Bisding, raian sewmgs;
bssck Bib tifsvsts sd acsit Meriso shirss
1 Merino, s ella ADD Csays shewis; ~
Bshop L.~ns, ssconeis AID chscssa car'-
trics;
PLAID Dsnes.:es 81 i-.rg str:-ea, e;nehsns;
Pegssas ard Umbrellas, Rens sad rcs ri Bat
Eiea-ied hnrsirgI, Iii IA Linens Tale DIAPER;
ELK ard CHttrn tzsns kereh.s.s, Etos h esss
Comhs;
Marsailles Qsi Is. Flannel Girls De-fny;
Linen Cainorie Hsndkercbiss Gloves, al.
| Gaunt,ete;
Hoop Sk'ets Rsca V.s:iags. Confors;
Ladies' OATS and Mentsss. Embrt ide rief;
Soaps assortod, Lead Pencils. Tooth Erushes;
50 Iealas Gor1msrcai Note and Letter rapsr.
-SLSO-
lasG, invoice OF 0IOFEIsG, consisting Of
Heavy Oil cloth CoaE
B-tra Black Cloth rock Ooats;
Hesvy Bu-iness Costs Y -Sts, Pants, e.s
-ALSO-
S,Ve0 pairs 81 Mems, 'Tomer's and Chi.d-ea's
shoes aad 30 ts ccrs iuirg of mems
Cavalry and DrtsI Boot; 6.ie B.,,ncrsI
Hhses; heavy Breg .ns; :adies' Leather
rnd Aorooeo Eoo:s. Lasting Gsits re-:
M5rocce snG Te.the. Hio<s t,ti,d.tn'.
900 6, thees, ard Cater; Risber ever.
aaoen etc.
-AL1c-
"a Fsnr ms frerea Calf shin,;
IS, fae and extra sofs Hsts;
tiU Eng sA A. ny Cspa
Tee Eale s1 commence with tas Ehcss =, 10
O'clock. The Gall kkins viii he lold a. IL O'Clock.
After ~hica We Ehsii f. the DIR q ,ods
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obituary

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Ia his csaasyY. having kssn COR ayas4 il Ter etx.
tseash year By her k.asnan. Bi>hcp clsg.st. OF
4 svrisa1d khe vsas 9sasaausaked for h " LII 1kie
ssv, sad tao sas6e&ty, ~ sssucss. ara ssnsieaee,
IT her aisrcssttcn. No one ever hv.d rscre up 70
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ron shows hist ia the Confederate E.ssss army
h.vs 260 H<Dsrsls ls3 srigee On srso n sss@rs
leo Brigade Comn1is sriss. SO Caspl.Es. 80 com
rsnies 81 artiliery, Is regire7ts II cav airy, and
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I Adnireis, 10 capIains, 81 Ccmmsnaers, loo ri's.
Neutspauta 2j e1ccrd Leuieuaass. 20 ass'srs !,
S,as ct promotion, u Paynasseis, 40 Assistant
Ps, m sse-s 81 arssss H. Is Psss.d Assis.aa: Eur
g.onx 30 Assistant Hurseons, 81 6 1ser in Chief,
~ xnstnoers. 80 Passes siishp ..sr, Loo Acttrg
hid h.pmsn, cts and 5tC1 sesmsn. o:ei 'ary ssa
rer, tsaEsm.n b2ys, hremen sEd ce0a lesvtrs.