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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-30
GROCERIES.

DUCBwHEAT FLOUR-1,o0O bs fresh Buck.
ID wheat just from Pennsylvania,
mh25 At ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
EAMILY FLoUR-1oo sacks D. D. P. Family
mar25 At ELLIoTTs Family Grocery.
FAMILY TLoUR--5O barrels Family Flour
inisr25 At ELLIoTT's Family Grocery.
rL0THE BRoOMs-5O dozen assorted Clothe
- Brooms, all sizes and prices
mh25 atELLIoTTS Family Grocery.
CCRUB BRUSHES-IOo dozen assorted Scrub
- Brushes,
mar25 At ELLIoTTs. Family Grocery.
EEATHER DUsTERs-25 dozen Feather Dust
Il ters; bought before the rise,
mar25 at ELLIoTT'S Family Grocery.
TELLIEs-5O dozen assorted sizes and kinds Of
mar25 ELLIoTT's Family Grocery.
L'IGs-50 boxes Figs, something nice, at
L mar25 ELLlOTT'S Family Grocery.
| HoNIINY-20 barrels Flint Hominy, at
| II mh25 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
| (toRN MEAL IS bushels fresh Corn Meal,
| ~ country ground for the
mh25 OLD PIONEER GROCERY.
ID mar25 At No. p MAIN STREET.
NIACKEREL-
vi 25 kits-No. Mackerel
| 10 barrels No. Mackerel,
| 10 % do,
mars AT ELLIOTf's Family Grocery.
| -CTAR CANDLES-1CO boxes Star Candles;
mar25 at ELLIoTTs Family Grocery
| NIOLASSES-
| WI Is half barrels New Orleans Molasses;
90 barrels n. o. Molasses;
10 90 Golden Honey Syrup;
10 Stuarts Syrup;
mar25 at ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
GARDEN sEEDS-lo,OO0 papers assorted fresh
| VI Garden Seeds, Just received at
mar25 ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery
GOO Picked Raisins,
IL mar25 No. p Main Street
| DOTATOES-lOO barrels Red Pink Eye Potatoes.
i mar25 ELLloTT'S Family Grocery.
CHOULDERS-1O,O 600 pounds Shoulders;
~ 10000 pounds Aiddlings;
mar25 ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery
DYE FLoUR-lO bbls pure Rye Flour ct
IL mar25 No. p Main Street.
A PPLE BUTTER-Io % bbls of Apple Butter,
n for sale at ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
| ii AMS-5O tierces Hams, put up expressly for
II family use, and for sale at reduced rates by
the hogshead or cask to close out consignment,
mar25 At ELIIOTT'S Family Grocery.
/ DOTATOES-5OO bushels White Neshanock Pc.
L tatoes, for sale at reduced figures
mars At ELLIOTT'S Family Grocery.
GREEN APPL 100 bus els very large
~ Green Apples; come on with your baskets
IEar25 At ELLI0TT'S Family Grocery.
T AMP CHIMNEYs-25 dozen No. / Royal
IL Lamp Chimneys, that cannot he broken,
mar25 AT ELLIOTTS Family Grocery.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-30
DOCTRESS.
The Rebellion Cea sad

THE LATE WIDOW OF DIR. COWIEs Rrcs
L leave TO announce to her old friends and pst-
rons that she still continues the preparation of the
same successful remedies which were used by the
Old Doctor himself, which won for him practice
at that time unequaled in the West She is now
located two and a half miles North of Evansville,
Creek. WILDLY
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-30
WELL TRIED CORPORATION

In ihe equitable Adjustment and PROMPT Cash re-
sponse TO losses the PHENIX stands pre-einetly at
the head Of its profession sohile its egensiCe, prGcti
teal, and rstclaSs business system Of local agencies
IS not ercetled by aug similar corporation in the corld
Insurancies solicited, and policies issued and re-
newed in this Leading Corporation at fair rates by
J. ". NEXSEN, Resident Agent,
Office, Marble Hall Building, Main street.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-30
FARM FOR SALE.

T WILL SELL AT PRIVATE SALE THE
i Farm formerly owned by George Ginger, situ-
Rted on the Green River road, two and half miles
from the city of Evansville. The farm contains
forty acres twenty of which under cultivation.
There is a first rate dwelling house the place,
good stable, cistern and we'll. Terms made
known application to SUSAN CLINGER.
mh21-3w
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-30
United States Marshal's
Sale.

pY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
- me directed from the Clerks Office of the Dis
tri Court of the United States for the District of
Indiana, 1 will, on
THURSDAY, the I'd day of APRIL, 1868,
Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A NJ and o'clock
p NJ OF said day, at the Court House door in the
City OF Evansville, YanderbuIgh County. and
State OF Indiana offer for sale at public auction
The lie estate and interest of Levi t. Lacock in and
10 Inc ioIIowlng described real estate to-wit:
The southeast half of lot No fyont,, seven =,
the original plan of the City OF Evansville Iudi-
ana. - - ' 1890
The same having been condemned and forfeited
Marshal ordered by the Court to sell The sane
ID. G ROSE u s. Marshal
mhll-SW BY j. S. BIGELOW Deputy
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-03-30
HARDWARE, &c.


HARDWARE, &c.
Q "A = IT
HARDWARE HOUSE.
WELLS, KELLOGG &C.,,
(sIGN GOLDEN MILL SAW
SUCCESSORS TO C. S. WELLs,)
Is First st
With increased facilities,
Direct importation,
Large manufacturing
Acquaintance and
CASH Purchases,
Before the late advance,)
WE ARE PREPARED
To sell Merchants,
Grocers and Traders,
Suffers & Quartermasters,
Goods in their line
Eminently to their
Satisfaction.
BUYERS at WHOLESALE
from Kentucky, Tennessee,
Illinois and Indiana,
After pricing my goods will
be sure to TRANSFER a
part of our Stock of
Hardware to THEIR OWN
SH E L V ES.
We have now to offer
A LARGE STOCK OF
Axes. Shovels and Spades.
Grain and Coal shoveIs.
COTTON GARD S.
Saw Mill, ID Cut and
Wood Saws, Chains, Trace,
Log and Coil.
utt and St ap Hinges,
1900 gross Gimlet Screws,
Locks, Latches, and Bolts,
Tools---Cooper's and
Carpenters.
$50 Doz. Pocket Knives,
1900 " Table ="
Razors, Shears and Scissors,
needles - Sewing, Knitting
and Darning---P adlock's,
Sadlers' and Carpet Tacks,
Buffers" Ink and Backing
1000 Doz. Files, in every va
rietY, Whips, Whip Lashes,
and Cow hides,
Japand & stamped Tin Ware,
Hollow Ware and Dog
Irons, Meal Selves,
Riddles, and Wove Wire,
RUBBER Fitting HOSE
and PACKING; Hardware
Notions, full stock;
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

VS. life, AID he realized an extensive view Of
the grel, city under mast favorable aspect.
had never se,N IN Thames and surrounding country
opeu with liner Niew al 30 lae AN hour We could
clearly mouth e the river and the
yund The leadi buildings and striking objects were
bca tifuy consl c.as st Paus and tho house Of Par
lament not only ced admiration, but actually pro-
duced merfimeni at their tiny 10Y Exc appearance Hay
irg been previously examined bv our TRANSATLANTIC
friends and their magnitude and magnnoence perceived
by terrestrial view, II seemei almost impossible that
those vast Ell fees could now appear so small ana os
tinct.
A similar charming diminutoa pervaded the city and
suburbs bot 10 prevent ms from discerning ali
the great lead,g features aud buildings, which were
pointed out one alter the other 70 the INFINITE delight OF
AZ Que mile high the health OF her Majesty was drunk,
with waving Of nsgs and becoming honors. Then follow
cd the respective governments Of our compank"s both
broad Cosmopolitan spirit which became men who. for
the time present, had left oil nations and felt common
asstiues Il was therefore with heartfelt sincerity We
hoped that the caamities which afflicted some portions
Of the great globe beneath US would speedily cease and
thai science and christianity instead Of strife and misery,
There wore other Appropriate intsrchAnses OF senti.
waved hsrmoniousy and the setting sun. TOO, as ap
provngy shed his parting usre on range Of gorgeous
y ~ ss ana E ssd 90 most %
was made. Amid ihe enjoyment And soclsiity
readings Now then his gravity disturbed with
passing joke, bus good round OF observations were
made. and the journey was BY no means protess. Our
English ascents then c0nrasted with great
in Paris do not suffer BY comparison, nor inmi-
dated against further exertons.
Il often happens that giant commands . passing ad.
maton when OF ordinary large stature pass
unnotced; but when the achievements and the working
powers Of weighed In the balance sometimes
happens that the smaller vessels accomplish the most
work.
Nv balloon which built last year at Tottenham on.
trey from my resource, B surpassed in and
In oostiness OF material France with dash and gene
rosty which does her honor, emulates with q balloon
valued at f6, 900.
Notwithstanding these tremendous Odds win struggle
10 uphold the reputation OF aeroststion with my pro-
fessonA earnings In England reman, sir, obediently
yours, HENRY COXWEIL.
TorfRNHAn, Oct. 12, 1885,
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
News from New iberia.
Especial Correspondence Of the New Orleans Ere

New iberia, Oct. IL, 1858.
Tho old flag again floats the waters OF Bayou Teche,
borne hher BY the steamer A. G. Brown, lying op
poste New IBERIA The sunken wrecks OF roncad gun
boats and schooners which had been filed with bricks
and surrounded with piles driven close 10 them by which
the rebels hoped to eestury seal up the bayou have
been successfully removed, and Captain W. N. Dane
sslutes the astonshed creoes Of New Iberia with rebel
powder burned In rebel cannon taken from the gunboat
Cotton. To Captain Danes energy and ndefagabe exer
tons, added TO the invaluable services Of Colonel
George d. Robinson and his regiment OF Third Louis
ana engineers, belongs the credit Of the prosperous
issue. The organization and purpose OF this colored
regiment have proved completely successful, and Il
10 most important arm Of our military service In
tho work Of removing the barriers, these have,
with cheerful obedience, furnished the muscle which
has been skuy directed by their officers 70 accomplish
the oDd desired must say word about tho steamer
h @. Brown Many OF your readers will recoect that
she captured last spring. under the command Of the
gallant and amened Colonel Cowles OF the One Hundred
and Twenty eighth New York regiment. She was found
concealed much possible with some Of her machn-
cry out 10 render her removal difcult. But .
way found 70 discover the hiding places OF the lost
pieces and she put in perfect running order.
Sho has been very useful to the ever since
Tho A. G. Brown is now commanded By Captain W. N.
has shown himself capable Of successfully navigating this
bayou under great diculses. Mr.. Charles ShalY, the
clerk, b one Of tho best men u was ever my good
fortune 10 become acquainted with He never fails to
have his table supplied with something good, and mis-
poteness and attention 10 the officers q the army and
others travelling the Brown Justly celebrated. Only
those who have travelled through the Techc region
appreciate fully the importance OF being board Of
boat commanded by capable and polite officers.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

DVSrcn9c IN 1901 .SIAJ6pS
or the above imports In 1851 the value from the ports
on the Atlantic Was S17s, and from the psrts Of the
British produce and manufactures exported 10 Mexi.
CO. the declared value In 1862 amounted 10 f75s 3l9 In
1881 70 1883 6S7 and IN $780, f462 oOl Tho great
bulk OF these totals composed Of manufactures OF cotton
linen, silk and WOOL and the remainder Of apparel hard.
ware iron, machinery, cotton yarn earthenware and
lev miscellaneous articles. Under heads, In 1891
sere was total denct compared with $780, OF f20 s5g
ana under the other seven an aggregate increase OF
f1si esq showing augmentation in the later year
of fl2l oe3 suboned particulars for the years
1860 aud 1851, which embrace the latest completed su
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
British Trade with Mexico.

IFrOm Tue IOndOn IeIegrhpn, OCt To-
Our trade with Mexico, although exhibiting improve
ment In the last year. not OF great importance In tho
year ended December 1862 the value Of the merchan
disc imported from that country into the United King
dom f0l0A5S, increase on the previous year Of
f2TI o2o and OF f12S 237 1850 Cochneal, copper,
brazil wood logwood, mahogany and Nicaragua wood con-
stituts the chief items.
In the comparative account subjoncd Of the values OF
each article enumerated In the ociA accounts Tor 1850
and 1891 appears that under nine heads 1861 there
s denccry respects the returns 1850 o f2l3 SOL
and under the remaing four Of ESQ 009 OF article,
sarsaparilla there "n return In 1861 although In
1900 there 10 importation thereof valued at f15O77
OF bullion no exact return is supplied In the obca
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Prise Matters.
CAPTURE OF THR STEAMER vKSUs-THB CAPTAIN AND
CREW TAKEN PRISONERS, ETC.

On the night Of tho Goth the Nansemond, Lieutenant
Lamsoa, ashore the famous blockade Venus
eight miles cast Of Wilmington bar, n. C. Tho Venus
having received Ave six shots fred at her. Of
which took effect a the waterline, caused her to leak
freely, End her commander finding impossible to got
her In escape, her shore. Lieutenant Iamson
with his usual energy Immediately boarded her and cap
tsrcd the captain officers and twentysix Of the
The loaded with lead drugs. dry goods conce
aud hams. she of about zoo tons burthen and
Of The fastest vessels engaged 10 this traffic
The Natsemond, assisted by the Nphon, ran hausers
20 the stranded aud endeavored TO pull her on
Finding IMPOSSIBLE they fired her. and thus ended the
famous Venus
The Venus lost one man, by the bursting of a shell
thrown into her. No injured board either ~
our vesses, although exposed 10 sharp 1c from the
Shore
Tho vigilance and exerlous OF Lieut. Iason have thus
FAR ben quito successfully rewarded On the night the
1th h. ran on shore I'd destroyed the Dourc with her
valuable cargo the OF the vessels arc lying
within two hundred yards a each other.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
The Press Dispatch.

The Press Dispatch.
HAVANA, Oct 81, 1858.
Nolin9 Later from Aezico-TAe Reb,iiion an ". Domin
90 Not Crushed Oat-Arrial Of the NeD "a tain Gene
raj for 81, Domingo in Cuda-Ancm,u TO Murder az
American Sergeant Of Aayines, &C.. dc.
We have sothing new since my last from Mexico ana
nothing Till to-day from St. Domingo. The spanish
mail steamer from tadiz, which steps at tn 'sana
rived this morning. but any she may bring VIII not
be made public until after the depart the Roanoke
Meanwhile rumor has been busy, but nave gatnefeo
nothing worthy OF credit
We have been surpr sed published IN Boston
that the whole rebellion has been crushed This Is far
from true. II strong, If not more powerful than
aver and certauly covers territory than month
since.
This is the second ST. Domingo canard have seen from
the Boston press the other being the and
of the nourshng seaport OF Porte Pate
(meaning Gresto Plata.)
General Bargas the Car tain General for ST. Domin
Co came by this steamer, but landed at Puerto Rico
whore he is likely TO unless vessel OF war
offers 70 carry him his destination The Pajau do Oc
ceano being here repairing Is also the Alfonso which
would be likely take her place. The Blasco de Garay
and tho Blanca arrived the 10th Santiago dc Cuba
and were coapg they then will proceed st. Domingo,
having made arrangements for regular coaug station
for the vessels which % operate on the coasts OF ST.
Domingo They tow ship which has been laden with
Ihe United States gunboat Port Royal came on FRI
day last and called on saturday evening Just before
sailing an attamp made by some sccessioniss to
murder sergeant OF marines OF that vessel There bad
been fight between this and rebel whom he had
whipped and It was while leaving the place that foul
blow was given him the head by one OF the crowd,
when he fell, and remained ior some time stunned
The authorities are attending to the affair, aud two Of
the assasns are Jail awaiting the result Of the inu
ries inflicted upon the sergeant It high time that our
government made inquiries into the amount OF pro-
Section afforded citizens in this city In this casees
pecialy, the principal wound was inflicted by pro-
hbted weapon but these same weapons are for sale In
every barber shop and grocery
Neither the Evening Star (Which s fairly due till TO-
morrow mornng) the English mail steamer have
rived BY the latter the British Consul General aud
family expected and by her Consul for Vera Cruz
goes 70 his post.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

pnsryr Coal Mlu IN rn wosLn.-Tt. ca, mine NJ
Moukwoarmouth. England. vs vested by ataty o the
member " the 'Vtish Ar~nc,ttn, sitotg whom We
four ladies Thc depth OF this mine iron the sur sce Ia
apetecn rdrcd fect, and the workings ~ ct,l uudr.
neath oxctds D distance OF two ues " "a the s.s
About three hundred rcrsom Hre ra 'nyed ID g. TX
hundred tins mined daily. 1Na boat ~ - b1tt Va
vsres frnm .igrty four degrees g. niue " q. e. snt
Ne Miners n, ,rk ie en- Amor nude state
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

CoScprSs BREwgss.--The third annual congress Of
brewers will BE- held In Cincinnati 90 the 2sh ntt The
previous congress held ~ Philadelphia, and was
largely attended Representatives to this opuress have
already arrived H. that city, and II u believed that
one hundred and atty will be present v u tho ineution
20 have deeeniln from each city where the bsvcrgcs
fbc principle feature 20 this ngrcss will
BE- the consider atp OF The informal revenue tax which
uo~ impet upon beer ard which the United States has
paced at sixty cents per barrel
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
The Boston Weekly Bank Statement.
Bosroy, Oct. 81. 1868.
Tho following Is the weekly saleelt OF the banks OF
Benent In Chicago for the Sanitary Com-
missfo0.
CnrAco, Oct. 27, 1886


The demonstration TO celebrate he formal opeung OF
tne Northw stern Fair Cor benefit Of Sanitary C'm
mission, was magnificent affair. The procession
iuly three miles long aud composed Vi tn military
nre department. aud benevolent, Focietcs The strcets
throush which the proces'n prssei wded With
peop, The Postohceand government oncs Nere chs I'd
IN b. nr III the occaoa, aad butine-s OF ,il kinds
generally suspended. ihe ind aious are thai tne
fair will be great success.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

lncrchsc w lsol.s.s.s. tl@l ,O53
The Whole OF the above was exported to Nexcsn porls
on the Atiaatio
Ui iortsn AID col nai ruduce tho value shipred in
1901 was t6t .2N6 Cnpanon Quicksilver, silk aud wine
were the principal @, c,minod,ties
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
News from Bayou Tschs.

NEW Town. BAvou TScm, Oct. II. lf6s.
The advance q the army hae crossed the Bayou ver
million, and cavalry has had skrmsh with the enc
my, i've hundred strong with four pieces OF artillery.
MAJOR Cowan, Of Gen. Wetzels stan, and half dozen
men, were wounded.
The enemy has been driven at every point.
Supplies for the Thrsenth corps have been delayed BY
grounding OF barges.
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Fire In Casctanasi.

CfyuHSAn. Oct 70, 1883.
TIE building No. ~ Front street. occupied BY Lswis
hesrus, sovernmc,, feed contractor wss Destroyed By
IRE yesterday. Les r2.ovc insurcd
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

captain and nearly all the sick In the hosnits Tho
heath OF Havana excellent and tho weather
delightful Let hope t viii Continue
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Base Ball.

CRICKETBkS vs.. BASE BALL rLAYkRS.
As the for outdoor sports Ia fast drawing TO
cse the different associations both in cricket and base
bail playing their wind up matches Gu Monday AZ
ternoon novel and interesting match plsyed
the Atlantic base bali ground Bedford. Long Island,
between old country cfcketers and the first
nine Of the famous Atlantic Club. Mr. sprague made his
debut pitcher for tho Atlantic tho occasion, and
proved very troublesome to the cricketers, who little
posted the national game Of ball. Altogether the
game very pleasant and agreeable fraternzation
Of ball players and crcketers, the result, u course be-
ing In favor OF the nnes who scored twenty two to
eight Tor the Engishmen. The game was witnessed BY
largo copcourse Of spectators who evinced the deepest
interest and amusement In the play. Next season the
crcketers have resolved 20 practice the game hence
some good matches may be anticipated, AZ well as the
friendly interchange Of courtesies which 10 the principal
nm OF those who indulge in door recreatons ncud
ing, OF course, the healthful exercise
On Monday the Manhattan Cricket Club played . wind
up game n Hoboken among It's own members. sub
siantsi banquet provided and the whole aAr went
% with great ecld
HOBOKRN VS.. NEW YORK.
The great match between the selected Mines from the
leading Now York and Hob ken clubs on Friday
on tho grounds NJ the Of Sxty.hird street and
Third avenue, which ended, after playing only i've In
nnes In favor Of she Nov Yorkers By o twenty
three 10 eight Ths pitching both sides not what
might have been expected from expert players. Tho
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
THE DANo-GERYAN QUESTION
Epgia-d's Position Towards the Dt,pu-


Tho 'ooe ilc iett Of far ~ iselis desp,tch IN
e'e hi,ya Der Neld. tie British tuv.t g. the Gcrins,
The New York herald., 1863-10-29
Obituary. IN;
COUNT D'0nNANo, MAMMAL OF FRANCE.

COCNT u OOkkANO, 4Ak9HAL OF YkANCn.
Count Philippe Antoine d'Qrnapo, . general Of tAs
French army and Marshal Of France. whose deaah
nouncsd In ths BY Ne recent arrival fron Europe,
was born We l7th Of January 1884, and was therefore
nearly eighty years OF sss the time OF his death He
was dsscended from sncisat military family and -
tered she Frepch service during the ysar 1900 sub
Lieutenant Of the Ninth Dragons He participated 10 ths
Italian campaign OF that pseod and In Genera Lsclss
expedition 70 San Doanso during 1904 For h bravery
Of he Legion Of Honor and after the baltic OF Jena
made commander OF the Twenty .ath drasoons Vim
prisSipsiy a sps. "odsr E.ssI mi az Nsy where he az
tinzuished himself, and where be, on June %. 1907
forced ns o. Ss ssv r. az
struggle Alba de lornes be captured and carried OG
lie wss promoted 70 ts breaAier general during 1911,
and took part the fatal Russian expedition lie
ent at Ostrosow and at Mohiew, and made mAor
cavalry commander Of the army OF Italy under the
Of the vceroy He also assisted In the defence Of
Paris during the campaign in France.
lie retained as csmmandant under Louis XVIII in
1sA but on the restoration OF the empire IN 1873 he re-
sns csS Ins empire
and under The OF 1880 was restored 10
the position Of major general lie took rominent part
military movements " the co~p dslal OF December q
lsSl. During January, 1881, he was created grand
made governor Of the HoteI dss isaisda.
n. BrLLAuLr.
~ Biraun, whose death announced BY the last Eu
ropcan arrival, ws At vannes, the 18th Of No
yember, 1906 he formerly advocate at Nantes.
bus entered the French Chamber under monarchy Of
July aud st nrst followed n. Thers Afterwards aided
by ~ Dufsurc, be undertook . progressive opposition;
but subsequently kept up warfare
system under which uros and his master fell lis wss
\ ready speaker, and was, according TO n. Cormen,n
speeches Of n. Gusot." He asplred 70 place in m
government when The revoutkn of February. 1915 90
CURED but then uuhceitstingy rallied the rov
ernmcnt declaring from the nrss days OF March that %
bis opinion must dcantely cndcw our country With
democratic gcyefnnsnt. at strong and Tranquil and
" this al his e'crss woud tend" Hs st oss tim.
chsmpoa ct sossshn: sw shcu louis Nspolscn seisss
The New York herald., 1863-10-29

Empre To three recruits "Thess brave boys" reads
the com missaoned one, "whie every side btng
the dust never TO look the enemy In the faoc"
"nensf Il u impossible. my geant says recruit;
allowing that the French soldiers bit the DUST which
beth nasty and unnatural how could he look his enemy
IN the facer' "You are young. my boy; nothing Is I'M
possible " Frehch soldier"