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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

Total payment on muster, $40 oO
AT the first regular pay day, mos tbs after
muster in, an additional insalment Of bounty
will be paid. 59nl
At the first regular pay day after six month";, ser.
vice, an additional inst ame nt Of bounty will be
paid 50 90
At the first regular pay day after the end of,he
hfst years service an additional instalment Of
iouuy will be paid 5000
At the first regular pay day Afer eighteen months
service. an additional iusialment Of bounty will
b. paid, So 90
At the hrs, regular pay day AZ er two years SER
vice, an additional instalment Of bounty will be
paid. so %
Al the hrst regular pay day after two and a half
years service, an addt ons instalmeut Il boun-
yWiu be paid 500
At the ex iration OF three years service the re
mainder Of he bounty will be paid. rs 90
Ana each enlisted man shall be entitled to the State
pay Of seven dollars per month. II the government
sha require these troops for the full period Of
years and they shall be mustered honuraby Il Of ser
vice before the expiration rftheir term Of enlistment
they will receive upon being mustered ou the whole
amount OF bounty remaining unpaid the same as Il the
fuu term ad been served The legal heirs of 20 unit,
who die in service will be entitled % receive the whole
bounty remaining nnPaid at the time Of the solder's
death
Men who have served 10 the Army or have served
less than nine months, may enlist. but they will only re-
oeive the unity Of 500 " which also one months
pay SIS the premium VI 81 Ia all $40, will be paid on
muster into ser ice
LIEUT.. w. A. PHILLIPS, Recruiting Officer
at Waterbury.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

~ 7 I II n II NJ q m i :.
~ RANDOLPH DISTRICT. as
In Probate Court. holden at Brookfed, on the 18th
day Of September, A. ID. 1858.
b. W Bartholomew, Administrator Of the estat. Of
Warren Brown, late Of Warrington, in said district
deceased makes application TO said for license
sell certain real estate Of said deceased representing
that said sale Is for the best interest Of all persons
cered therein, the widow and heirs Of said deceased
hAvitg BY writing file ed 10 such sale, the pro-
In the village in said Washington, with the dwelling
honse' out buildings aud store standing thereon.
Wherein on IL IL ordered by said that said APP
rlication under consideration and to be heard on
the 18th day Of October A. ID. 1863 the Probate or
ne in Brookhed and IL is further ordered that all
persons interested be notified hereof by publication Of
notice of this application and order thereon weeks
excessively in the Vermont Waichman and State Jour-
nal printed At Montpelier. before said time Of hearing
that they may appear said time and place, and,
they see cause object thereto
By Court.
7l.73 Attest J r. CLRAvELAND, Judge.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02
A PYRAMID OF FACTS
Concerning
CRlSfADORO'S HAIR DYE,
II is
pure,
pois0nless,
impArts perfect black,

lmpAIs perfect hiack,
or magnificent brown. IN the
space Of ten minutes is odorless, does
not stain the skin, and has never been known
70 fail
CRIsTADOROS EXCELSIOR HAIR DYE,
Manufactured by J. CRISTADORO, 6Astur House
New York Sold everywhere, and applied by all Hail
Dressers
Price, 81 100, and SO per box, according to size
lVf5 No. H.
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CAPT. R, H. START,

Montpelier, Sent 81 1863
Office. - This certfes that we have
4 ' hougtt the right to make. use and sell the
LANGSrkOIH'S MOVABLE FRAME
BEE HIVE,
10 the Counties Of fsses Orleans Caledonia L,moillo
Washington and Orange in the State Vt Vermont Any
person wishing for individual town rights. Address
SANBORN S GOODRICH
East HaTdwck.
SAsBoRs, ,
GooDRicH. ( 667s
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02
VERMONT BIBIE SOCIETY

The Anniversary Of the Vermont Bible So
ciety will be held in Montpelier, on Wednes-
day, the 2lst Of October.
The Directors will meet at the Rooms Of
the Society, at ten o o'clock a. m.
The Society will meet in the same place,
at two p. m.
In the evening the Rev, Henry Wilkes, d.
d. Of Montreal will preach the Annual Ser
mon, IN the Brick Church
w. II. Loan, Sec'y. V. B. S.
Montpelier S.pt %
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

CHRlsrADORo's HAIR PREsERvATIvE,
Is invaluable with his Dye it mpats the almost soft,
ness the most beautiful gloss and great vitality to the
II air.
Price 50 cents 81 and 81 bottle according to size
3O.Y
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Vt. TETERAN LIGHT ARTILLERY !

Tue onIy baIteTy OF LIglt ATIIeTy % Dc RACED
In the State
" Pay Of all Recruits will commence from the day Of
Enlistment.
" Futoushs II desired, will be granted eaet recrui,
until such tim' the Company shall be ord red to as
semhle f'r organization.
Read these Extracts from Gen'l Orders /:
livery Volunteer enlisted and mustered into service
as vetera >nder this order will be en led TO receive
tom the United states months pay IN advance and
bounty and premium u four hundred aud two dollars
tu be paid follows
Upon being ed into service, he will be paid
one months pay In advance, SI3O1
First ms alment Of bounty 2iOl
Premium, 200
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AeaaI notirfs.
true copy Of record.
7274 Attest, r. R. MERRILL. Judge

vID GoULD'S TATE.
Hon Probate Court for the district Of Wellington COM
ssioners to receive, examine and adjust all claims and
demands Of all persons, against the ea,ate Of David
Gould, late Of Cabot in said district deceased, rep
resented nsolvent and the term Of six months from the
lat day Of September ls63 being SLOWED by said Court
TO The creditors Of said deceased 70 exhibit and prove
Their respective claims before Give notice that We
will attend TO the duties Of our appointment at the
dseng house Of David Could in Cabot IN said district
on the I'd days Of November and March next At one
o'clock in the afternoon. each Of said days
RUFUS ADAMS, lo
MILTON FISHER, Com ~
Cabot, Sept 49, A D. 1888. 72:74-
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02
7l7a Attest J, r. CLEAvELAND. Judge.
Il ~ ~ .I ri ~ q m L. 4, =, - n :. q. q. !.

JONATHAN SHEPARD'S ESTATE
~ The srbscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District Of Washington
Commissioners to receive, examine aud adjust all claims
and demands Of all persons against the estate Of Jons-
than Nh patd late Of Montpelier In district deceased
represented nsolven and he ofs months from the
10Th day of Sept 1858 being allowed by said Court
the creditors OF said deceased 10 exhibit and prove their
respective claims before Give notice that We will
attend To the duties Of appoint at the Bank Of
Montpelier. in Mon peer in said District on the 2ih
day Of October 1888, and 10Th day Of march, 1894 next
at two o'clock u the afternoon, each OF said days
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

The annual meeting Of the Vermont Med l.
ical Society will be holden at Montpelier on
the l4th and l5th days Of October.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1863-10-02

The rebel government reinforced Bragg
with 10000 prisoners who had been paroled
by Gen. Grant-not one Of whom had been
exchanged. To this dishonesty is adding ly-
Ing, as the men were ordered to report for
duty on the ground that they had been ex-
changed
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Treason! Treason |!

The lover of old relics and antiouafec
notions will find u curious historical Incl
dent related in that peculiar but obsolete
book, Gin the folds of which very piou.
old lady once lost her spectacles for TWEEN
ty years. which may yet be found here
and there slowed away among the neg
lected rubbish Of pious church members
formerly known as the Bible. At chap
ter XII, I'd Kings, it is said
when Athalah the mother of Aha
ziah saw that her son was dead, she arose
and destroyed all the seed royal" Then
Jet osheba, the daughter of king Joram
sister of Ahaziah, took Joash the son Of
Ahaziah, and stole him from among the
kings sons which were slain; and they
hid him, even him and his nurse, in the
bed chamber, from Athaliah, so that he
was not slain. And he was with her hid
in the house Of the Lord six years. And
Athaliah did reign over the land" "
In the seventh year the rulers and cap
tains assembled Gin the house of the
Lord" and took evidence of the kings
son. Guards were appointed and prepa-
rations made: 80 -
N"l1 And the guard stood, every man
with bis weapons In his hand round about
the king, from the right corner Of the
temple to the left corner Of the temple,
along by the altar and the temple. = 7''' q
l""12 And he (Jeholada) brought forth
tha k;po's CON AND n,,t' AZ ornuJn ,,,Sn
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"Say at once that free Constitution is
no longer suitable to us; say at once in
manly manner, that upon an ample review
of the state of the world, free Oonstitu-
ton is not fit for you; conduct yourself at
once as the Senators of Denmark lay
down your freedom and acknowledge and
accept of despotism. But do not mock
the understandings and feelings of man.
kind, by telling the world that you are
free, by telling me that If, for the purpose
of expressing my sense Of the public ad-
ministration of this country, of the calam-
tiles which this war has occasioned, / state
a grievance or make any declaration of
my sentiments ina manner that may be
thought seditious, I ans to be subjected
to penalties hitherto unknown to the
law N w y }14 f&
Let the Abolitionists cross examine
these. ilinssrious witnesses. Neeark
(N ~ Jourrid9, + {qFIj1S #Hg
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what the Democrats Win Do Do

We will now tell the people what the
Democrats meanto do when they shall
have possession Of the Government
/. l. They. win restore the liberty of the
press. z e 8, 4
2. They will restore freedom of speech
8. They will restore personal liberty,
by restoring the privilege of the writ Of
habeas corpus.
|, 4. ,meywill re.establish the supremacy
the law, by subjecting the, military to the
civil authority Of the country.
5. They will dismiss the army of pro
vost marshals in. the loyal States. - =,
6. They will not allow the military tc
be drawn up in line at the polls, during
a popular election.
z. They will not allow the voters to be
bribed or inundated by Government off.
Gals.
8. They will call shoddy contractors,
rascally Government agents, and middle
men to strict account, and perhaps make
them disgorge some of their profits.
9: They will dismiss certain New York
custom House off1cers who, on salary OF
thousand or twelve hundred dollars pc,
AMMAN, keep horses and carriages, and
live in brown stone houses. 81, ,. .tHl >
10. They will stop all arbitrary arrests,
and hold the party who have caused them
to be made, answerable for their crimes,
Notwithstanding the unconstitutional bill
of indemnity. |iiaamsso4
IL. They will endeavor by these and all
other lawful means to restore the Constitu-
tion. And, finally, 4I m,SEs,
II. They will use all their power, and
all the craftsmanship which they can mus
ter to their aid, to restore the Union as 1t
aoas before an insane, fanatical party en-
deavored to carry out the unconstitutional
Chicago platform. r
Now, we call on the Abolitionists to
give us their platform. Let us see wheth-
er they have anything else in view than to
prolong the war beyond the next Presi.
dental election, and use the military to
defeat the Democrats at the ballot-box.-
Will the people submit to it 2-PhiAtdel
phia Age. '1r- r@ ~
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Mcclellan, though his advance guard had
heard the sound Of the oannon--a failure
caused by the positive orders Of the War
Department. forbiddiug Mcdowell to move.
Mcclellan did his part well. The author
titles at Washington spoiled all. The omis-
sion Of all this is specimen of the, charac-
ter of the report for fairness and imparti-
atty. - m .$a-
As to generalship, the report goes to
pfovethat the safety Of Washington when
1t was not even endang ered was sacrificed
to everything else; that we have not a
man from Abe Lincoln down who is fit to
lead $4,000 men; and that in the princi-
, pal battles in which we had an army Of up
wards Of 100000 men in the field not
more than portion of them hardly 20
600 could be brought into action. IE
The chief cause of failure lies in an ig-
anorant interference at Washington with
the generals in the field. The only man
whor appeared to understand his bust
ness in the theory and to have made
proficiency Ia the practice of the mill
tary art was General Mcclellan, and he
was dismissed just when his talents and
capabilities were being developed by ex-
perience.F .o. +. >'1t3I
1.-The Congress which has done all this
mischief has adjourned; but the War
Committee will not remain idle They
will not be satisfied till General Halleck
istdismissed, as Generals Mcclellan, Fitz
John Porter, franklin, and others we're.
They want General Fremont to be made
COMMANDMENT chief-if not by appoint
ment, by carrying him with the Presideu-
tial chair ta.ir 81. t. !aa.a 4j. rrr.!i b
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FFscedings Of the Circuit Court for Har-
ford County.
APRIL FERN.

? The, Circuit Court for Hartford county
commenced on Monday last=AHon. John
H. Price on the bench; William Galloway,
Clerk; Charles D. Bouldiu, Sheriff, and
George Y. Maynadier, prosecuting. The
following is listrof the. Grand and Petit
Juries ! FL IA II I IlAI. "A
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I ~ Correspop Y

Ali commsuicatoRs for publication must be accom-
panied ~ IN the real mama OF ie author, atten-
zion will he paid them. The rea name Of the author
swim not be- published unless dAsired but we eannot
conssnt ,eissert ceupsnfat1pf anieSs we know the
"s,se. a a.. 4.
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If ali other remedies have failed, do not des-
pair; as lI0OFIANDsS BALSAMIOC CORDIAL
has performed cures in the most desperate cases.
Read the advertisement in another column.
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rs A 2 r IL y

On Tuesday, the,2tst instant. by the. REV. G.
P. Hays, CHARLES d. HALLE of Baltimore
county to Miss MARY AZ DEtCAMP, of this
county ssFs1 wess1 r,Yn S3lAo;I anG
In Baltimore, on the 1th March, by the Rev.
p. u; owen, ~ T.! HUNTER, OF this county, to
Mrs. SARAH L. FULLER of Baltimore city.
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lr3-The " Southern Egs'' has more extended cis
eulaon auoag theanteigent farmers and business meH
Or Hartnrd than any other paper In the county No
Lock Hosptaln or other obscene "Lottery' adver
,isemenss viii appear In columns at any price.
iaree RaSer subscribers pay FOR tor paper In I'D
vance, consequently arc just thsclss advertisers de-
sire reach. X ErgY TvsTIng.k
The attention Of respectable and legitimate Advertisers
is directed 60 the above facts.
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THE
MAGIC TIME OBSERVER.
The Perfection of Mechanism, q
Being q Hunting and Open Face, or
rs Lady's or Gentteman's Watch e.
K Combined. '.iL .H.i {.

ONE of the prettiest, most convenient,
" and decidedly the best and cheapest
timepece for general and reliable use, ever
offered. 1t has within it and connected
with its machinery, its own winding at
tachment, rendering key entirely unne-
cessary. The cases of this Watch are
composed of two metals, the outer being
fine 10 carat gold. 1t has the improved
ruby action lever movement, and is war;
ranted an accurate timepece. Price. SUI
perbly engraved, per case Of a half dozen,
1904. Sample Watches, in neat morocco
boxes, for those proposing to buy at
wholesale, s35, sent BY express, with bill
payable on delivery. Soldiers must remit
payment in advance, as we cannot collec,
from those in the Army. Address
-,. HUBBARD BROS. s. co.,
~ SOLE IMPORTERS.
Cor. Nassau s. John Sts., New York.
' Wv -rE u ......s.
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ORDERED this 29th day of April, 1868,
" that the creditors of James II. SulIi-
van, deceased. file their claims, with the
Clerk of this Court ouor before the first
day ofJplynexi, duly authenticated and
proven; provided a copy of this Or
der be published in some newspaper
printed in Hartford county, once in each of
three successive weeks before the first day
day of June, 1863, and thai the case be
referred to the Auditor to state such ac-
counts as may be necessary and proper
forIdlstribntion OF the, funds. Bro. II IN '.sr
-,.r LII. syn. g'a h,>'a JOHN III. PRICE. Il
True Copy, Test, I>l' = .s2
myl taWM. GALLOWAY, Clerk. ''
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War NEWS,

.gThe Express says that letters frorathe army OF
theIPotcmaci stare that the 9Th New York and
part Of ths ist New York regimentah refused
to do daty becstise the Government wiiinot allow
them their State times and arelnow under strong
guard. oIT0w sicIT9trW omgs ahf .asrr-
,tDhe same paper processes to learn that'the rebel
investment of Washington, NJ Co. was feint to
cover the caryingioff Of all the grain in Hyde
county, which was dene. D3iJGTTGW ~ 2ffuai
s9Allaser despatch states that the Confederates
eight thousand strong, under the command OF
Generals Marmaduke and. Price, attacked the
fortifcations at Cape .Girardeau,. on Saturday,
and after three hours severe fighting were re-
pulsed and fell back. b .i3d 1adi0 odd Iu9
Cape Girardeau is on the Mississippi one
hundred and fifty, miles below st. Louis. All
thee Confederate prisoners atSt. LouisIh have been
removed to ALTON, and the gunshops of the city
placed under guard. anIi1JoJ .oaTf' ') a'
;sA letter frcm Suffolk, Wax, states that at that
time the Federal forces were completely henamed
in, with the exception Of their drear, which was
secure The Confederates were supposed to be
from thirty to forty Thousand strong, and were
delaying the attack until they could have the CO
operation Of their gunboats now in the James
rivgT 1nJTl bEpol ,noh.tJuo 49," "
,9Adespatch from the Headquarters of the Army
Of the Potomac states that the Confederates have
Increased their forces ID the rear Of Fredericks-
bnrra 10 yI9tdorit9 3dt 81 AoUof ja+" j.
4Gha4tanooaa; tsper 2of the 23d instant re-
ports d ght at Tuscumb,a Alabama, and claims
aviet6fpy foti the cohfedefates. AZ Tullahon,a
Correspondent of the same Journal says that there
are indications of an active opening of; the cam
paignin Middle Tennessee, Ger. Bragg has or
dered all the tep's and extra baggage 70 be sent
to the rear. qqde4aow yidGJpfg Rrw iata
"a Nashville despatch states that sixteen thoas-
and men fromlthe Confederate army at Ficksburs
have arrived at Tqllahoma, Tenn, to reinforce
Gen. Bragg, II Manchester, a'tillage in! rCoff:e
county, twelve miles northeast of Tullahoms, has
been occupied by7a lsrgeforsen Gen. Hardee, il
is said, is strongly terrifying Shelbyyille,
which is fifteen miles. northwest Of Tulahoma,
and about twenty north Of Murfreesboro.
'9Ateincinnati dispatch reportsthat Gen. Stone
wsllJscksou isin comanaud fthe forces of East
ernsTennessee. s1Gilob ytia bGs bo7bogd 2W
1Thei1atestad VICES from Cape Girardeau, Mis-
tsduri,iAre tethe sfsctthat Gen. Nandever attack
ed the rstteating fCon&derates on Sunday night,
and captusedadargs nunibsrofP prisoners, horses,
arms, &c.,AooaA lg3j& s0A N,Ap93t, u @oAa
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The CIRcttE iCeuRg lBeR iHARBoRD QoVNry.r-ln
consequence of the proclamation of the President
of,yths United States setting apartT Thursday, the
seth instant, assdy Of hamiliatidh and prayer,
thsoeeprt adisurnsdl ! on Wednesday iuntila this
mohping at loeoclock.seAt the tineof the adr
journmsuh the casenof isaac Griffith and Wife
vafGeyi Cwtisaud Others ssmoyedb from Balit
more county, Twas on trial apdcwill be resumed
tAikmsrningo Thisis an action brought by the
plaihtiffs 70 seta idea SIA efIWilliam CARTS, on
the grodndso that Mr. CurtisEras iucspsble--by
reason Of feeblehess ofmind--of making will. ID
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DI E d.,

On Wednesday, the I'D April, 1863, ut the res.
ldence OF her son, in Baltimore county, Mrs.
SLADE, in the S4th year other age, .e..s.G
None knew her but to love her,
None banned her but to praise
On We,nes tay, the 28th April, at his late resi-
dence in this county, ELIJAH ROCkHOLD, Sr.
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FIsHERIEs.-=We are informed by persons from
Hswe-deataee, that withinis the last day ct two
the. sdsaaehanua Bsherisshaxsr been doing quite
a good business iaShad were selling yesterday at
nine dollars pen hundred snd herring atthres
dollars, per barrel, with tho prospect being
much lowef aTheiate rains hars hepttheg river
high untiiwithid the last DIV days bptnow that
tits failiag, tbs suppression seems cto'be that fsl
ing will be profitable the balanoe sf the season.
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George W. Howard & Co +,
. vs.
The Administrators aud !
Heirs-at-law of James T. |
Sullivan. |
Daily national Republican., 1863-10-10

AD05616 U{VRn.-Wu. caful1, g.
~, Wss assssls1 ys1tgDlAy q ~ 49, q 49,
- - hssss ~ ~ issslSise = v6sa ~
Ispsinenest ~ ~ Nv tispssshI ssee& ~
|Nae sehatsssd 70 ~ 0uAsdAouss NJ vsh1Aabas
- N-v'' ."' i'--.A.---s a. ,asnl
LAscarY o. a 9uiSAH. : 1asssts l01IshAn4
ss,ored, (vho ssys b b . t6ssts.v - arrest
"a Lass sisat b. nouaAsa1A oesAlenesUpo-wosA
the larceny Of guitar Asas 4nnsy ?. loses, sos'
essd. security sOs furtAsr hsasese
! Throws Snon M houn. n.-&SsA Valdez,
u Gen. Cassy's ssAs, - visk a$efpse1ssus assi-
dent last rhsrs&Ay whiistsio1g osfs asssodine
10 some sassa bvslssn. ~ hsO seAhSa sad
sArew Ne RIDER. me- ~ ~ vssy hssA ssasrsd
ssd bruised ~ bosss, - - slsA - ~. vsrs
dis''ssssd. S---.>-.---f Ei 4,
SUBSTITUTES AND pa1nssns. .--James Csss-
naa, A. walsvsf, yss. oainnAa. ~ yanss hssy
were arrested yssass1ay ~ seas sf Ca Dahss's
SsSsssivss % subssissaes - essssssys Thsy were
ssat 10 the 0uardheese - o.. nshssS seesrs.
!, sulIre LleUoa - oosoasss. -lliehsel Do
nsvAa, ~. 9 IDnsD, go ~ eanauhss were
this norstss asea sasA ~ b. Ssslss tsrsssos.
Thsy were sssss1sA nsas ~ 1spsA ~ sr1sf d
Captain Camp, = ~ ssi1assat nsls6As. .
s->Ss.<. tasfiNL u
Cnras NAnxss To-DAI.--r naskse wss
well attesds1 tAis noraisg, - taega ~ fais
shov Of ssansdltiss. but nusaeete Washins'
ton ths psssss vsps spouUh - fiGAeon nest any-
srx~ e-ss~s-s~, -