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Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

How ColOred Soldiers are TO he Treated.
The following letter from Gov. Andrew, of
Massachusetts, is in reply to questions ad-
dressed to him by Mr.. Downing, of New York,
concerning the position of colored troops In
respect to pay, equipments, bounty and protec-
tion, compared with that Of white volunteers
COMMONWEALTH OF MASSACHUSETTS, }
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
BOsTON, March 90, 1868 \
George T. Do'cning, ESP, NeiC York!
DEAR SIR: In reply to your inquiries, made
as to the position of COlored men who may be
enlisted and mustered into the volunteer SER
vice of the United States, | would say that
their position, in respect to pay, equipments,
bounty, or any aid and protection, when so
mustered, will be precisely the same in every
particular, as that of any and all other voun-
tcers.
desire further to state to you, that when I
was in Washington, on one occasion, In an in
terycw with Mr.. Stanton, the Secretary of War.
he stated In the most emphatic manner that he
would never consent that free cOlored men
should he accepted into the service to serve as
soldiers in the South until he should be assured
that the Government Of the United States was
prepared to guarantee and defend, to the last
do lar and the last man, to these men all the
rights, privileges, andimmunitcs that are given
Dy the laws of civilized warfare to other SOL
dicrs. Their present acceptance aud muster in,
as soldiers, pledges the honor of the nation in
the same degree and TO the same rights with all
other troops. They will he soldiers of the
Union-nothing less and nothing different. |
believe they will earn for themselves an honor
able fame, vindicating their race and rcdeem-
Ing their future from the nspcrsions of the past.
am yours, truly, JoHN A. ANDREW.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
From VIcksburg.

General Dix tcIcgraphs the President that he
has Charleston papers Of the llth, containing
dispatches from Nicksburg dated the lrh, which
state that Federal troops were landing on
Young's Point, opposite. These were probably
General Hurlbut's command.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

MUSIC AT THE PRESIDENTS GRoUNDs.-We
learn that the Marine Band will commence Its reg
u'"r summer entertainments, u ith its fine music,
on thc grounds south of the Presidents mansion,
on the first Saturday of June next.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
General Hooker In Town.

General Hooker arrived in town this morn
ing, and visited the President. lie was riding
upon the Avenue with Mrs. Lincoln this fore
noon. He appears to be in good health and
spirits,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

A BAD PKEDTcIMENT.-Geo. SchafTer was as.
saiiel and most severely drubbei by a whole famI.
y oil Erin's blood, on the Island, yesterday. The
as'aiiants, John McGrNw, James McCraw, Eliza
MohIaWI were held TO bail In the sum Of 1900 ench
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

Gen. scheuck relcgraphed Gen Hcintzlcmun
yesterday that Mosrhy's gucrrllas were march,
mr north. 1hrc" hundred Of them were sup.
posed To Jm operating in rur vicinity Of Lees
Hurr
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

ASSAULT AND BArTERT.-About noon to-day
mr. j. H. Bartholow, engaged in the hardware
business on seventh street opposIte Centre Tnar-
ket, was arrAigned before Justice Thompson. nf
inc sixth precinct, for An assault and battery on
John Mcguire, Of Washington county He was or.
dered to give bail in the of $500 to appear at
court.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

RAnRoADs-Arrirdi and Departure Of TrdnS.-
The advertisements on our fourth page ere insert
ed by authority OF the railroad companies sever
ally named, are officially corrected when changes
are made, hence can be relied upon as correct.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
TO ADVERTIsERs.

We call the attention of business men to the
classification of our advertisements. We in
tend to keep a business eye to this matter for
the benefit of our patrons.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

FREE CHURcH,-The Rev. James Cook Rich
@ mo"u C'Fro,est"nt EpiseopalD breaches, D. V.
at 7 n III. and p. M, on the Foundation of N An
ufew's Church, corner Of Fourteenth and NJ streets
north and west, Sunday morning and evening, MAY
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

The Secretary Of War has directed that no
more pnsscs h" issucd for persons going to the
army Of the Potomac 10 seek the bodies Of their
friends killed ~ battle.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
GrnrrnI ErnnI

Advccs from General Grant on the 9th inst.
have been received at headquarters. He had
advanced up the Black river some distance,
and was waiting for his supplies to come up.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

CAPTURED.-Thc Navy Department has re-.
celved Information that the steamer Cherokee
was captured oil Charleston, 5. C., ON the srh
instant.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

FIRST IMPRESSIONS HARD To BE EFFAcRp;-
D. p Fulkmirc, citizen of Alexandria, came to
thls city yesterdsy, and becoming slightly intoxi
Gated, began to give expression to his pent-up
feelings, by hurrAhing for jeff. Davis, the South.
ern Coniederaey, sc. Whilst thus pleasantly en-.
gagged, he was interrupted by the police, who took
house. s''"
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

DEFKAUDNG THE GovERNMENT.-JohnL Luh-
ried, citizen, was arrested to-day, charged with
possessing large amount Of Government proper
W stolen from Columbian College HospitAlj also
with fitting out soldiers in citizen,s cIothrs
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
DEATH OF sTONEwALL JACKSON
General Lees Order Respecting Him.


HEADQUARTERS ARMY or THE POToMAC
May l3.-Thc following general order is pub.
lished In the Richmond iSentiaol:
CnANCELLoRsvILLE, May 4.-To Lieuter,ant
Ge1crdl +. j. Jackson :-GENERAL have inst
received your note informing me that you were
wounded.
| cannot express my regret at the occurrence
Could ! have directed events, should have
chosen, for the good of the country, to have
been disabled in your stead.
/ congratulate you upon the victory, which
Is due to your skill and energy.
Most truly yours,
Il. L. LEE, General.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF NORTuENE VIM
GINA, May ll.-G0tcrdl Order No. Gl.-WUh
deep grief the commanding general announces
to the army the death Of Lieutenant General T.
J. Jackson, who expired on the 10th instant,
at 3.l5 p, IN.
The daring skill and energy Of this great and
good soldier, by the decree Of an all-wise Prov
idencc, are now lost to us; but while we mourn
his death, We feel that his spirit still lives, and
will inspire the whole army with his indomita-
hle courage and mistaken confidence In God
as our hope and strength.
Let his name he a watChword to his corDs
who have followed him to victory on so many
fields. Let officers and soldiers emulate his in
Ylncible determination to do everything in de-
fence of our beloved country.
Il. L. LEE, General.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

Ihr ai'am'rs i'"s america and Mary F. Ran.
ley 'r"mahInE Their hourly trips 10 and from Alex.
'""'" vain E''d i""' to'hty and dispatch. Much
l'P'"N'""., ID ''-''' in III" management Of this
Nuc, und"I lhc "u"lU. .Otr's ndmIti.tratior
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
UNCONDITIONAL UNION TICKET.
ron CITY COLLECTOR.
A. c. RICHARDS.
ron CITY REGISTER.
WILLIAM D. WOOD.
ToR CITY SURVEYOR.
l.. sCHAUMB Err.

SEE FIRST PAGE Of to-day's REPUBLICAN for
interesting news matter and miscellaneous
paragraphs.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

WELcoME.-We have received, in exchange.
III" Roston Saturday EvrDing Ga=eic. Itisns"wcl'
come ~ the howrrs of May" How is the Colonel
and his s,"h-Mrs Partington included They
may consider themselves haud.shsken,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

GRAND LARCENY.-Robert Mason, a soldier
was arrested yesterday, for stealing property of
much value from Ann Lsnders. Justice THOMPSON
sent him to jail for further hearing.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
aatiuual @rpabIitau.
WASHINGTON, d. C.G L
,HURsDAYmnrl,i.iini,,,i,mnlMAY "A, 1888.

~ The once OF the National Rspubli-
can Is at BII Ninth street, between Penn-
VlVania avenue and ID street.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

ASSAULT ON A WoMAN.-Jno. Middleton was
arrested by ofhcer Stinchcomb, of the Fourth
precinct, for beating Mary Cook He was bound
over for court
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
The I.rnk IInn,,,,

The charming ami Wonderful performances
Of this troupe oIhru uut,rs, voc rt,rs ,nLin.,,.,
r"rntalsts continu" 'u attract large and refined
audicnces at WIIur1s IlnIl
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-George Frances was
arrested on the island yesterday for teve ely beat
Ing Jane Row He gave security to appear at
court. Let Brutus be his judge.
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

MORE PROPERTY CoNFIscATED.-TbeP Pro-
Vost Marshal of this District, seized this morning
under the conhscAtion act, the real estate of The
following gentlemen, formerly residents of this
city, but who left on the outbreak the rebrIion
10 Join nJeh's' demolition band: Samuel Lee. EdwarJ
NJ CLARK formerly a councilman Of the Seventh
ward Edward A. Pollard Commodore, French
, Iorte', Daniel RAtclife, lawyer, and Martin L.
Smith, formerly a member of Conpres, rom ,bo
State Of Alabama "
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

The CAPIToL.-The statue of the Goddess Of
Liberty will not be rAised upon the Capitol on the
lth Of July, the rainy weather having prevented
the completion OF the dome. ExtravAgant prices
OF freight from Connecticut have inierfered with
the supply OF marble for some portions of the
cas- ern porticos. Six hundred men are at work.
anu the building will be finished within the wear
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

SPECIAL TERM.-A special term of the crlml-
nal court convened this morning Judge DIN pre-.
siding
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

LUmOeFI per thousand feet oOno - ~ =,
Business slack markets rising.
FISH MARKET.-HerrlngS 81. so to So Der tbou,
sand, shad sI2 per hundred. FN' '"Ou'
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

NOT So.-We are authorized to contradict n
statement which appeared in some of the Now
YORK journals, that Capt. Todd, Provost NarahaI.
permitted two rebel generals, under an escort ~
roam about the streets Of this city. Such was not
the fact. In the first place, there was no general
taken prisoner. The offieer supposed 10 have
been general was only a lieutenant colonel In
the second place, Capt Todd made out A oommIt.
ment to send lot of prisoners to the Old CnpItoI
prison, and in the number was this colonel Tho
lieutenant in charge to convey them to the Ola
capitol, when near the corner OF Fifteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, sent the guard on with
the prisoners, while he took charge of tho rebcl
colonel. They then went into Hammack,a res,an.
rant and ordered hne supper, including wines
sc. "''
The rebel sympathiEers soon learning the eireum-
stance began to collect around him. Ia the mean.
time Capt. Todd learning what was going on. pro.
oeeded In person to the spot, where he found them
all sitting around the table partaking Of supper
The Captain Immediately ordered the lieutenant
under arrest and sent him to his regiment, where
he is now undergoing a court-martiAl for the Of.
ienee. Capt. Todd having been a victim of the
rebel prisons, did unto the rebel colonel as the
reoelS did unto him, by sending him to prison,
Daily national Republican., 1863-05-14

The following is a general order of General
Banks relative to the enlistment of colorcd
regiment to serve as engineers, sappers and
miners and pontonlersi
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

MANAGENENr OF PAsrrEEs. Az lase
meeting % the waPP.ng Mass FArmer.'
CiHb. the neslecs % hoIc pastures uss the
subject q discussion. One thourht no
branch q farming ~as neglected 80 much a.
past'srins. and no par; OF the farm would
Prodsce = greater Prosl Farmers began
70 realize the importance % this. and crea,
Improvements lad been made vithia few
years. lie Knew Of pasture which tea
years ago. w.s valued a. Sic PER acrc. BIT
BY cutting thc brssh. And so~ing plaster
and asAes. 4 = nov valued a. $40 per acre.
Anothcr pasture has been greatly improved
BY the application - ten bushcis Of zshes
eight bssheis hca manure. AID seven hun
arvd Pounds Of plaster. thoroughly mixed.
and soSed IN Nav. OF fourteen acres. anl
the pasture would keeF twice the uualier q
COWS Il ~oald before this method Wa adop-
ted IL seened 20 be the general opinion
that plaster vas the principal renovator.
bat some Thought tie benefciai cFco,s II
plaster dePcn1vd very much upon Tie soil
onc member lad applied il 10 Eslt. stony
sol. 18th bzs httle bcncsi. bet On CLAW s,il
its efcc; vas la-SisS one ssz,c1 a. in.
s'anoe q plaster being sown on clay side
ball. and the eject vas pcrcepiib,e a. quite
= distance tOr several years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

The conclusion Of the whole matter then.
Is expressed in these few words. n for
months dyspepsia. neuralgia. inappetency
aud general weakness. have afflicted certain
heusehOlAs, AM particularly such inmates
a. have the most slea6cr and sensitive or
CARNATIONS. such should remember. that
they may have had a stsgnaat pool At their
door with0st a proper drain. az the While
eNerting is restiferOus iuaseuoS On bosh
ar and water. n congvstisns. headaches.
heartsches. sPinesches. have mAde them
bsd-u&len Tor yeArs. they should have eH-
anined Immediately the vel or cisteru. AM
see II Il "a no, a regularly constitatea Pan
dorA's bon. Or 4 dAsgbter Is grV-ins
Up pale. scrofaloas and nervous. opru the
shutters. le; in the sunlight. rciy mere upon
iree exercise and perfect ventilation. and
less uPoa Iroa and Canine. biaaiing not -
much the Physioian. though BE- Be some
thing 1earer fool. thaa n genuine PhilOso-
Pher. l.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

r fhr u.s,.rahl- ~ J-.f.rss ,f 49, S.--r~-u-
l-..-.aI Get $40 ta o. h.larn III rsrrs -u b.
Il 80 81 fhr taaHrs H. % as.t s-i ~ssrr or
No. vu ,ar see.at Tu---ss ai Nsrrh 4. u.
t~tl
IfAEOtINE UJrCtIfN~ q tar-r. sa .,,I
hN..rt tr.fs rsr.---l.e..t t.-.. a.I .tses
fnr NHnara Cat f. D. .r..lr..r.| us r. srr u -
artuI, s..f-,-.I ts No.. ti1,r.ts. o. at tiss.as
fu &c. t.uns nr 10 sfa.rrafh 80 .f nar.r.
n~r q. d. i~5'. iaaf 49, 30 hs.hs -s.t w.
Nu-ra.1s ttrr~ faI...ra .ese Hr.r. tn So .
A.. Aeaa D.. sn| fIa NJ liar.ala.. frsr s...r .i-
D. rf s-r~ ftr.r frr~frrhr tse- rfr~ssrI hss ~.
ri i~ra fa h.1 ss.1 Ma.~r Wuf-h-r. b. a. fsfhfuf.
aarrf.Has-r ant h.rln- SIS. ari f. Zen rraf b.
hrs.a - surh. \ ft CO., satl No. uarrllr. b.
~tH.t rrgaflrs IL be- salf r afrIarr rsrrnarf
ra-s. saf tafi~s. o1 DO frs- - 81 N.r-a-I-rr
4 n. l-t- lei So ias~'f. - .--r~ sa.lr f.t~rs.f
80. fae satt No. ltatrhtus be-. wrfh deer .stt
fh.a.fra 1919 fhrn hs.ng asf rrsr'frr irn 80
a..su-h-r-i taur a-1s-f s-i ht. $40 lt.rr- ed
~-rf fa rsrts uasassa t-,ou.l th~ l.rsfs ed tai.
~talr. thai D. ta- ssrf s.arr satf D. Ess .I ~
fr.af~r ID. 49, 90 ~rfr.i ts fsrr - prove fe
ar care o. fo1 ih-a.-s 30 49, ssst ch,ltrsa Oh
ans fatnE Eel ia anF -. aa.l sa.r it~IIs.f aa-i
D. $50 tatalIsa be aIf.s-f.rr aItn i..s-rf go
.f sftfFN arl .n farri art Cd fhr- ss.I -.nrr ~
ever reIula-t aa.. 500 .i-i.aaf rfher Cove. thl.
h.a..aIar t... .. I- .lrr.I t...f obi. .srf NJ
80 iiarrh..s af -aai t..-T af 80 s---- .r 81.
49, -Hs'1E go 4f..ai.a < be tr 49, on 80
sat. lIst ...t sl Nar~rr.-r = n i-I- 81. "a
Ff-t.aus.s iaTrrta hsl i--ra ulsn ,f iaf--r-raf-
hatfts. cog altltrI ia tar uss 81 ssr-, ~.f,- ff-
ge.fs peg rafnrraas.f 80 -fs ts ha.... of i-frl-
f.~r-aor- ttaf 10 l-.lrrsn e. I.s.rr~ f-ar, 80
t-.ais a' uafi.a.as f-f-rsn h-r ...i ih- cad A.
- 49, .r. fa % rra-.aa.ar anH rrrsrr. .
r.r-r.ifr ta ..ussIar hr....ns aa.f ..s.sfr-f
s.fa ftr lsecr .ra r..ra .fs .f sa.srfs a-f rher-
l.rr Iratr a .r.frr .I divorce a- al.frss.f e..
t-af -. ulsf tsfr Ihr Isrr All -..sr..f, 20 Gle
-s1i rt ....ra sh" nrr r1.nsrr hrf ltaf sra be-
49, caia.Ira sh4I htr
rafr.f - 4. trr 80.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

CARE 90 DAIEy Cows. 4 v-i.er CON
meni' As follows On one point e tLis sab.
ieci.
Dairy cows should receive tscir f,o4
a. regular intervals. their railk should L.
drawn a. stated hoa-s. aad Is quiet. gentle
uaiikrrs; and they should be- treated a. al
times With the creates; kindness. In .bo-,
every means IN to power o. the DAIRY far
mer should bs used o. eus1re ti,eir tran
glii.iy. Harsh tresfmeut also erer,s +.
very injurious seton on the milk render
Ins ioss buticry. and more liable o. ar,.l-
h'- ResPiraiion IS a species q corsbss-
ton. Al every breath ue iaLale owen Of
Che atmosphere. which uni,cs 9Th and COM
'ames thc iaify matter of Oh, food. Whes
co~s are worried OF driven zoo rari5lr
they breathe BON Frequently. inhaic mr.,
Oxygen. and more % til burte- n1rfio- ~
their food 70 Consumed. leaving les O. D..
converted into mik
knovn % on experienced dairvm.,. H.,
TIER co.'s yie.i more pleasant DAYS. or
-len they have ihc run q -arul. vel .h,l.
ierrd pastare. than ca cold. rainy da,,. or
wien they run ia cola bleak pasture,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

CoAI on FoE CCEcUrIos. 4 gentle
Hsn Formerly connected vith coal 90. busi-
ness IN tlis city. tells Us that several vc.rs
40. - taking iot ~ sample bottles % OIL
on journey for ealibrios,. he accidentally
had bottle broken. saturatin- tie savda.s
in Which tie bottles we're Ps,Eos whsa
b. arrived * his stopping place. D. pet the
sa~dus' a the fooi Of = plum tree. it beng
abogi The time - az Liossomiug % tb.
plum trees. TIE rssuk 49, rs-ched. ana
% Turned ct thar the carcuiio ~hich raw
aged she ether piuui tres in tie orchard.
gave ihis one a widc berth. AID the flusas
were savei % rip,n.
Ihis Circumstance I.d 20 further expcr;-
m~uts. ~ith Ike favorable results. The
sasdgst thus sz;uratcd-vhich can be done
vii tie cheapest Kind Of coal oil-rriains
TIE o'ior for long time. Which j. oIcnsire
O. The fAz;ilious tastes q tLe Ettle Tux
The borer also ~iH No. pst hss siusl~s INTO
the traak q a tree which Is encircleI Nth
tbs ssua. -OLio Farrncr.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

To ~ Honnr.iir Ju.fire- ef 80 Surr~ru- Jsfi-
cal Car1ft ~ ta D. hsli-a nj Fnr,s - so So
~ 1su.sfs ul nstfi .ai ~tsfe 81 Maire ~ ths
$500 tusstss 81 Nsrrh ra 80 r-sr ~ go
i-'fd 80 thessaut sighf h.aifsd s-.l sixf.
fhrrr
/ aaiay 49,. WILLIAM O. WTTlAN r
ftfts. ~ sati taaafF er nsf.rf thsf - Fl.
srtrfi m - sia'rlr 80 trusui a. rr.nu,a. 81
81 ia rrfnt1 fr-I rsfafr .,rrs.rf in SOD t'.,f,
t1H af-lr'.r ss ts..rss. Cd er - r,ruf-rrei
ain- ia rhe fh.ltrrnra raurr Eel 49, 81 th- T.,.-
$40 ui q ~ cs '-.. fa safl tlrnir .f - ..r4
rcnfafnlag t-r hrstrrt arfrs rsar- 49, 49, thsr
~ - s~.rri afrfrsss' III s .tsris.l 40 49,
insr-ol ~rh Et-arlrr o. Isf<s ani A. q.
10y taih el t,iesi 'a SOD rrunff ol pNe.rI !.
ihaf ~ csasrf ocraHs ana i.a.rsf~ fhr sstl r.rt
o. tn1 afIraettgr ~ht- thT stuar Jos III teurrl.s,
81 ua...ssirt 81 .t.rr.aal. De - h...f Ices che
rfeni tt~f~.f Nh~frf.rr A. rrafs fhrt aaff-~
'asN lr I--asi r. 49, frri al ttr snf thlf ti.
rsrt u'ss o. - a .si ssslr.-l fs IN ia srfsr-
49, aaa seur f-iii-..srr - a. ever rrtr.
WILLIAM q. MIrWAN
Fsris. Isi.rr.srs n. l~6g
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

>ntEF FAsrrnE-. N0th.n- viIisoseou-
oanira'., ani rapidly rcnovste the old 81.
hiusie4 pasures upon New Eu.isnd farm.
rhich are partially grovn over % Js.be.
and noes. q, heavy ,,o-kin- for two o-
ihree seasons 9TH sheep. We ssv les-,
"orsiug. f.r tbc reas1u thar unI,.s ,h.
sheep arr keF; a i.tfic shors tiev vii no,
do che WORK q pruning tbe briers saI bush.
% "hich abound. a. thoroughly asitshoaIl
D. done oh obtain the best results. D. d,
vel aiso 10 assist The shccp "a Iu,e is al.
w'rk 20 bush pruning. uiih ,he s-,,be. ir
moving. when the time ran ID. spared RON
otlcr more important dat,cs. fhs ar-s.,
al heasiesf ciamPs ~ basLes. in OBJ. oli
regretted pasturcs. Farmers unarqsaiate.l
STU the sin1osi magical chan--s vrougtt .n
'ach .auds. can hardly realize the improve.
neni' hat vii ens.e 10Th ia tbe qaant.tv
ina gaaiiy Of pasturaee by deroting ss.h
lanls 90 w. have described % sheen b,.-
bandg. -Plovuan.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1863-07-10

onFosp. ss.-~rrrrraf sf.sl Goulf. tfsrrh
Teen. l~f1
" fiiisrs q. Nttha1a -. ii..arrrf *. Esi~s 81
Al.-ra 4. Le.fr.
4 NJ nas % anr,esria - ta f1r Cert thai fh-
n sait Aa..rl =. trnrs ono 81 th- rr-..., lcsf.
. "a ar fahsiaaf III this sac nai hts tss-
aaf. ss~a 80 sftprnrs tnFr-fa. sna thsf D. hss ~
,alsc- of 60 T-uts.rrs q thi- r-lit.aa
u 81. oiarrrc ls ihs couft thai the saiI nrfift-
a-rr u1tiis 90 SOD rr-I-etrnf af the rr-uir.rs
oi th.s go - -si- 81 t-tr-c caT, ef thts frti-
f.sa - ~ ihls ar.rr ~ rlt ttrrr.r Of. D. .i,..shsai
farrr ~r~ss ssrrrssfsr's "a taf nN.lll u-rinr-rf
ga et rffuffi ia tsris fn satt 0..-rft. ttr la-i
f.a.t-sffsu ia n thltts tats at k,sst lsfsf~ 30
lfst t'fua aI ss.. lrurf. to o. hatlrn an fatf.
atl.rss.i. th- -rranI rr-..iss af Ar.ssf arNr
tr ta- rat fhaf fte sa.I rrris.s.sni ass fkrn anf
ttr.r aIfraf sf .a.. t.art ca .h-- csr-- f srs
D. as-. 49, far rrafer I'd. ESQ., i~flitaarr sh.sii
rrf D. gfaarrt-
Au--f a 4 BIRRANH. Ct-rk
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