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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-13

You can al.
find a
large well
selected
sortinent OF
Jewelry and
rich Fancy
Goods. Silver Ware,
Books and
Music and Mnsi-
cal Instruments. Per-
tulnery Toilet Art-
ley, Toys Sa
which he viii sell cheap for
cash. His large stock of Goods
consist In pa OF fine Gold 4 Silver
Watches, from the best English Swiss.
ana French manufacturers also good
assortment of American Watches of every
style. in gold and silver cases. Gold Fob
Vest, Guard, Il Neck Chains. Gold Sl,
verand Steel bowed Spcct's, Gold and
) liVer Rings. Gold. Cameo Lava Ear
Rings& Pins, Studs. Sleeve Buttons
Slides, HoOks,&c, &c. good lot
CTS day and 80 hour Clocks,
wlthor without alarms warrant
eugood tiLe-keepers. My stock Of
Silver Ware for quality and beau
tcah not be peat IN the State. ltCOn-
.lstS of Fruit Cake, Card and ST. gar
Bas- kets, Tea Sets. Cups Goblets, Cas- tors
AZ" Na hin Kings spoons Forks, Gs.
s Die and Tea Knives. But &
ter Cool trS, Svrup
ftchers, spoon
Hold ers
You will find that
Howard keeps a
null aSsort- ment the
itAt Books which We're
recoin- mended
py the Board
ton. TOYS
lor the
folks. Ca e =,
Towards on Mains,
and satisfy VIZ NAH d.
TO THE TRUTH OF THE ABOVE Sf flIi
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-13
CASINO
Binghams Building, St. Johnsbury.
T D. KILBOURNE D. D. S.
DENTAL SURGEON.

OFFICE, COR. MAIN AND CENTRAL SITS. DIRECTLY
OPPOSITE ST. JOHNSRURY HOUSE.
,0tce established in 1851
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1863-11-13
FAMILY DYE COLORS

ers. Ma Gloves,
Chiiiren's Clothing. and Ill kinds of Wear
Ing Apparel.
Hal Perfect Fast tulorS.
4 Li>T or CcLo:.s.--B,ack Dal Brown. Snu1
& -cun. Lich- Brown. Dark B.2c. Light Blue.
Dark Green Light Green. PINK. Farp.c. SAFE.
Crimson. Salmon Scarlet ns-A n-as. Light Drah
Heiusr. Light Mellow. nran.5e. Magenta Softer
mo. Freic: Blue. Eoyal Tur.ie, Violet.
GH' n. ECONOMY. SAVING OF ~ FER CT
Ia very falnil, there vii - found more or less
u Wcarin. aI;n.rc, ll "a caii be Owed and AIDE
:. look * well - uevN. Mauy articles tha- bc-
come 4 little worn. saisa- II cut e Stvle II,
thrown aside Ey using these lives. lner can }.c
changed - any cu.o- o- shade IL TcTg short tine
a, small expense You can have number 81
shades from the same dve- irura Tie lisn,ast /, lc
full color. bv following The directions ca the IN
side Of the package
A; every store where these DIVES arc sold. can
be seen samples 81 each color. un SIX -..a wuo,
AL who have used these Family Dyc Co!er>
pronounce them u bc most useful. economical
and perfec; article
Numerous testimonials could be given from Ia
dies who have used these nye>; but Z: lai> ,.>c
i = not required. IL Isal value and '.S,lcss
are found upon one ,Tiai-
For further information IN ny,ia-. ana giving
perifc; knowledge VIVA; golfers a.c best adapted
tn dive over oihe-S. lwi:h MANY yalu;.b,
recipes purchase Have \ Stevens Treatise ca
Dycincan Col"ring- SAINT ny ;aail % rcceiIa
Of p:icc.-iG cents.
Manufactured bv HOWE X STEVENS, Prac-
teal Chemists. 25S Broadway. Hus'un.
Fer sale ny Druggists aud Dealers IN e.er-
civ and town. ;;5-.5C
, 1863-12-16

Eght was bright; know It was Er. Shafer;
spoke 10 him bnt be did not answer"
AR rcbuttiDg eyfdc.ec, SIs1a Taylor Btates that
she was in S6afcs's house MI thai evening: saw
the fire whrn It first began, and that Mr. ShAfet
was then in his b:1-room, more than mile from
The Gre. Chrtstina Ducrsing, who works for At.
Sha:er, FAYE he ca1ne home about dark, between :
AID O'Clock, and remaiEcd at home IN the even
Ing; Tint Shsfer, Mr. Phelps md herself played
cards daring the evening It'll the fire was discover
ed. Then another witness testified that Shater
was at home when the fire occurred and one wit
ncsB states tl.t he first discovered the fire while
in shaf . Loufe End called bis attention to It.
The defendant YVES discharged. As the parties
were about leaving the Justices Office, Mrs. Pat
terfon approached Nj. shafer, and In hlgh ststs
act, and be knew It: that sho saw him running
from the fire, and he dare not deny It &c. writ
WEE at once ta.ued, and Mss. Kcziah Patterson nnd
Wu. Granger were arrested, charged with wlsfai
ard corrupt perjury. They wero brought before
Juetec uoslnEton. who, Gftcr bzieF stat :ment ol
the case, held them In $500 ball each, for taclr ap
peararee. at the Recorders Court. Temporary
bail was procured from parties who own personal
property, until noon on tho nth, when tho parties
ere to fu1nish aorc acceptable ball. for further
hearing.
, 1863-12-16

Boyd, aged about forty FIVE ycars, and had been
boarding ut No. p cannl street. He had labnfcd
under IN nttack ofdc1rium trem cns for some daya,
and left his boarding house On Monday evening
quite Wild with excitement. No signs Of violence
or robbery were discovered, and The jury came 10
the conclusion that he had laid down In the street
voluntarily end died Of cold mid exposure.
Tie body was lefl at tho station house, tho p.o
PIE viii whom hc eosrdtd having exarvsscd . De.
sirs to buE. him They did not, however, return,
the body 10 the undertskorr.
, 1863-12-16
"A CARD.

Grannlatcd Eye LIds-A largo majority
Of all chronic or old standing sore eyes
arc Of this character. Dr., r.. X. Everaon,
No. .1st South Clark street, Chicago, never
weeks. Many cases that have been under
treatment Of other ocnlista Of this city and other
places, fot months and years have been cured by
his syRte OF treatment they never return as is the
case With others. Unless the case ts q very bad
cage, there will be no need Of coming here and
beng at heaFy expense for board and travel,
will furnish you the means to use at homo, and
any one can use them. Terms modcrnte.
Or. EFereon refers with pleasure to the most
ane ii Tic United States, as to his ability as
Surgeon, OculIet md Aurist.
dccld-eGt:-5t-MW&F
, 1863-12-16
LOCAL MATTERS.

1ADIIs FESTIVAL AND TAmEAU1 TOMORROW
EyEE,Ec.-The Ladies OF the Union Park Congre-
galional Church, will give Festival and Tableaux
Exhibition on Thursday evening, nth inst, at the
Church, corner Of Washington and Reuben streets,
to which the public ara cordially invited. The
proceeds arc 10 be applied to the purchase Of an
organ, to aid In church music.
STATE NORMAL UNIyERs1TT.-A letter
nom the Principal Of the State Normal University
at Bloomington, to John f. Eberhart4 School Com
MieeIoner for this county, contains the announce
nent that the county is there represented BY only
two pupils, and that the Representative district
has no representative in the Normal. Parties In
this county wishing to secnro that thorough pre-:
paration for the teachers. Work which ts there
Of the present month, when the new tefm com-
mcnccs The county ahou]d be more largely rep
rctented in this excellent institution
WAGES IHcREAsED.-Thc wages Of the en-
gineers and fremen On the Michigan Central Rail-
road have been Increased: tho poy Of engineers
from so to 500 per month, and f!emen from $t.G5
to pes dny THIS ., r1ad - aayf prompt ~ IN
rlosees. This new scale Of prices took effect on
the first day OF December. For this recognition of
their services, the employees Of the road are in
dcbtcd to a. S. Sweet, Jr., Superintendent Of the
Locomotive Department on thiB road.
B- A good thancc is offered to those desiring
to enlist, to join the Chicago Mercantile Battery,
now stationed about ono hundred mi1cs southwest
of New Orleans, Louisiana.
Lieutenant Roc ia here, and infopns Us that the
Battery has received new guns and new equip
ments throughout. and ia now In better condition
for active campaigning than ever beforo. The
largest bounties will be given Recruiting office
, 1863-12-16
sFEc1AL NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
Taront and Chest Diseases.

Dr.. l. Wine1ow aver, Of the Chicago Throat and
Lung Institute, McCormick's building, corner Of
Randolph and Dearborn streets, has been emil
ntntly succcssful IN the Ept:dy and 1,e7mdnent
eprs Of Throat and Lung and Heart diseases. His
mode of treatment, which is rhe4y unlike that Of
others engaged in the same speciality, has effected
the most gratifying aud astonishing results even
fter nll other forms of medication hsve failed.
Investigate. Consultation free. Bestof city refer
ences given on application. lec1GB672St
, 1863-12-16

in Mercantile Association Rooms, corner OF Lake
and State streets.
REVOLUTIONS OF REsREo1.-Ata q meeting Of the
Ellsworth Zouaree, held at t1etr csmory Oh the
10th instant the following resolutions were unan-
inously ndopted: = ,
WHEREAS, VIC hare heard with unfe:gned regret
and eot1ow Of tho death OF our former compant6a
and cffccf, Captain George l.. Bellows, ofthe b1st
Illinois volunteers, whilst gallantly leading his
Faafed, That while among us, By hssl firm and
exemplary Christian character he mefited tho
loSeand confidence So freely bestowed upon him
toclal life in the Sabbath school, and in the COM
pany; and though be never more ulu lead bis
men to battle IN 1hs great conflict between right
brfehtening, 10 the end Of time.
Rteo@Fed. That BY his death. bis regiment has
! lost valued and brave officer, biz country son
which che can lily spare, our battalion = warm
friend, his family the brightest ornament of the
homo circle, and the cauee Of freedom an earnest
champion whose cole aim waB to uphold the right.
Rfso{red, That We tender to his bcreayed family
our sincere ard heartfelt sympathy in this their
p the realms Of the btest, where hehas exchanged
the arnor OF the soldier for the shining robcs Of
;. R4olsea, That copy Of the foregoing zeso1a-
tlons be sent to the famlly Of deceased, and the
Pnorrsson FoREr's Ixsr1rurE.-We call attcn-
ton to the Advertisement Of Professor Forey IN
this iseue. The inetitute Of which he Is the head
possesses philosophlea apparatus Of very snpe.
z,oe character, and Faculty Of well recognized
,a1hity Il secured A. seminary for young ladies'
rey comes among us well recommended by such
psfsonal friends as Major General john a. PIX, Of
New York; Hon In Harris, United States Senator
Cratic candidate for the 0uberna.orIa1 Chair Of
New York; and Hon. ]. r. Doolittlc. United States
Senator fol Wisconsin, to az nothing Of .he %em-
, 1863-12-16
AMuSEME EMTS.


hlcE FAMILY CoscKaf.-A gentleman, whose
Judgment musical taste and experience are ol the
nfet ordcs. writes us from Kalamazoo IN high
commentator oi INC oce troupe o. voeaists' VINO
are 70 sl'ea eonees1 NJ bfsaa EaA to-mof1oW
evening. ne says inc! Ease one o. tnelr enter
ta1nmcnis a. freeman aal'' IN tnat ea'y' oeiose
large anu app1ee.au.e auulenee7 ana ne mas 1ale'5
Astc9eo 70 mo1s osanann1 Voiees. 1ne1 calusa.loa
ana oises1minataon, .han was aasplasea o5 me TWO
ss eas.e1e, Nara ano f.oaenee e,, s, e N oota aue1
a LII ssns ~, ,s saran; TN ~
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a.. aeeP 1eaps 80 ~ . 49, - enso
Pcopie ao oa1 o"n 1aee1 ~ tuo e.asn' auo eie 1a
1ean'noef eaat 'ue1 ats eon'nT, "neu e.o5 VIII oe
ne!s onu "ae's "ss ''eP' WALL w "'"4' ~ 0~"" w
se1nc. euhu ,,-., ,.,
@ sea.u S.u'ua4 osns rM- 'o,eut asso
c,aI,on a!. WIZ E'e tnsH !us4 aunua' nan ~ pt5an
hau, On fr'oas esenln: ne1t "nen toes nope 10
greer large nampct q. ol tac esa"ea l1enos.
AcslchEEs iHEAThI'-lhe programme Is
Changed scnorats cubas ea1 appear as Naramat
tah, IN the drama Of The Wept OF Wish-fou-
Wssh," founded upon J. Fenlmore Coopcr's ta-
nous norel Of thst name. This is one Of the most
, 1863-12-16

Held TO BAn~-G. ". Ross, alias F. ".
Harper, mentioned yesterday as Aaying been ar
rested at Independence, Iowa, was examined At
the Police Cont yesterday, charged with having
robbed Il. Z. Wilcox. Market street lumber mer-
chant whose enploy he WA for time of $soo
in currency and 800 worth Of clothing. He was
examined 1t the Police Corrt yesterday morning,
and held tn $3.50 for bis appearance before the
Recorders Court.
, 1863-12-16

Interesting LectureA-Prof Daniels on
@sCoAl Ofmat1oEsss s-profea.or
Andrews on ssAdfpoceres,-
UE. KennfcotS on the Great
Barren Regions
, 1863-12-16
DIE d.

In this citr, on Tuesday morning, Of inflammation Of
the lnpga, WILLIE, Infant sen Of altu anu w. II. D.
BblshAW, nEed months and days.
Funeral services from their residence, sa7 Clark
street, to-lay, the 18th. nt2 IN.
, 1863-12-16

Drbt kSs a. 10 kAuNIers OF NO. ~ " abns
11s.ton Street, Chicago, md NO. 1872
Broadway, New York.
Physicians for the treatment Of Dlecases Of
tho Throat and Lunge, would caution the
public against the Imposition Of q person
named Dackett. who adTcrtiscs as a ply
sictan On Randolph street, under the etyle
Of Drs- W. d j. Hunter and Vonbaden. No
such firm exjsts-oue person representing all the
parties. who changes his name to autl hic custom
ers. To one he fs Dr.. J. Hunter; to another he is
Yonbaden, &C. The real name Of this person ls
Claude Henry Backctt, the name Of uuntcr being
assumed for the purpose or misleading those seek
Ing Medical Advice, and is fraud upon the public
Dts. 2. j. ]. Hunters only office IN Chicago, Ia
No. 8 Washington street, md in New York No.
So Broadway. de13s53isw&f &w
"WMlardss%,' Mt Washington;
ttMet1opolitan'' and Fifth Ayenue,n at New
York, and many other tlrat-c!ass hotels nso Bur
nett't celebrated Extracts for navoring. Sold or
cgyHhcre. dec- 14s 81. 3t N n d & Wsy
EconomIse BY Dyeing Jour cast of Garments
and Trimmings with the Domestic Dyes-4O diffc--
ent last eo1ors, including all the new aud tashiona
bic thndes. Price only Is or 20 cents per package.
See samples Of colors ut the Druggists.
decl4-s1c55s-3t-Mwtf.
A NEW PEurCMr ron TIE HANpKKncu1Er Ex
, 1863-12-16

W William Hayward, the Eminent Bauadist,
is roy with Father Kemp. md viii appe9r a. =. gF
, 1863-12-16

TIE LAKE TUSsE1~-The contractors for
the tunnel under the lake will commence active
operations to-day. The first step will be the
building Of house oyer the ste Of the land shaf!
the ground will be broken for the tunnel, IN ope-
ration which will probably be performed by the
board Of Public Works, nadnfbns tt1is.
, 1863-12-16

CAnD OF TnAEks.-Rev. F. D. Tuttle returns
hls thanks 10 tho ladies' and gentlemen who 50
kindly aided in naking tho late concert for the
benefit Of the City Mission complete success.
, 1863-12-16
Chicago Qribnne.
WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 1e, 1868
ron CORONER,

ron ConoSER,
Nr. William Wagner,
da.c surgeon Of the eth Illinois vo1untecrs,)
Election Tuesday, Eec. 22d.
, 1863-12-16

fB-F Father Kenp's Old Folks, twenty-five ladies
aud Gentlemen, sting at Bryan hall Monday eyen-
ing, Dec, II. de1G-s65Q5t
, 1863-12-16
CARD.

Drs. r.. e. ;. Hunter, Of No. IS WASH
1HGton Street, Chicago, md No. 832
broadway, New York.
, 1863-12-16

4'D1AR1Es FOR 1ss4,"-McNal]y & Co., 81 Dear
born street, hare received as fine an assortment OF
Diaries for 1864 as there Is In the city
, 1863-12-16

CorGHs AND CoLDs.-Thoeo who are suffering
from Coughs, Colds. 1Ioareeness: Sore Throat, &c.
should try "Bzown's Bronchial Trochcs," simple
Is in almost every case cfcctua1. decl6-1tD.EW
, 1863-12-16

! u
where m friedman had made war upon
\ woman, child, Or unarmed man. He AZ,
| serted that this was correct statement He hnd
| questioned those who had dnr1ng this .' unhappy
and miserable war" drilted into p1aces to which
they we're led By their warm hearts. or some other
them, and which they should have left to the na'
tiTes Of the eo11, who have gone tnto Yankee regi
ments II AZ Gapasnes @ les nom % eoloael to drummer
| 1riehman had outraged tho lnWs Of Christian war
tare, ns they were 80 commonly outraged By the
ga nc he Sw Ssz sa 9
protested against the miedeeds Of such wretches as
111ehin, and such monsters as Mcneil.
erhood had become law, and since that time they
have, 60 far, been acknowledged that the clFi1zee
world accept them as the common Law, the non
snd county, While men 10 praeiiee The bsrba1ities
1isbed that might does not make right, and that
light 70 ZIP t6at PEOPLE Of ali thelr fa properly ~
That wae reseTTed for this Puritan comm onwcalth
under the teachings, Of Sumner and beastl5
expressed By Sir Bu1wer Lytton, once Minister ol
Great Britain at Washington, that modern dip!o
macy i meant to Justify 5he aet q doing with tht
l.. Urder the ancient Law Congress gave only thu
right TO govern in accordance with the establshed
Ct he sss eea fee Or ee 9sS ena s
hardy and Sicily he assumed the goT
hoss es ass EEL
IN event Of this nature as In oldcn times the peo
pie Of the United statcs looked upon the election
Bs that President tts nsnosgat o.
President Of all the people and all the States, and
the first instance ofa man attempting to substitute
to tns dictates 1 Ra agaspse to
IN. tho oath OF Office, was the last. and when
ittranspircd the Union c1umblcd as my throne Of
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.
WAsmscrrs. Nov 7. 1868

WAshNercN, NOV I, 1908.
RTJfEP FOR THg MONEY hkKKET.
Tho dspoJtion OF tho government to do everything
It's powor rompy rccvethe strngency of the money
market in tho great Atlantic cities. Arrangements have
been made whwh Il IL tboaght cannot f.i TO this
most desirable end In q few days
ASSISTANT SECRETARY or WAR WATSON AND PRO.
voST MARSHAL BAKER.
II rs rumored that Assistant eecretary N War p r.
Watson about rcsgn his posit4on In the War Depart
nspt and that Colonel L. C. Baker 10 30 scnt the field
for duty and his specia Provost Mnrshship toe Var
Department, inaugoaied by Mir watson 10 be merged
into the Office OF the Provost Marsrsf General stated
by IN naturcd people tha, shouldlhe occrs the
positions about 10 BE- abdioated Of c 6rst act, of
Congress would be 10 call the adnina,ra.on 10 terrible
account for their consuct.
ogS. Z. FRANCIS agAGngR Rgrssr irED m THE
ARMY.
Thos Francis Meashsr been rciustntcd IN tho
OF Bryadcr General, with permission recruit 10 ~
compl'me his old Irish Brigade
raE BoogBIsDgEs AND PRINTERS STRIKE.
The bookbinders at tho government printing once TO-
day qus work, and operations In that branch Of The
pretty much suspended.
The printers rescndcd their resolution 90 cooperate
with tho bookbnders, and were at work to-day usual
The typographical Union hold meeting ,his evening TO
decide In regard 10 general strike 0. all the Fraternity ia
thse city.
Mr. Dcfrees answer 10 the reaolators ~ tho Efke-s
based upon the law establishing tho government
printing Office, which provides "iha the said supern.
tendcnt of Public Printing shan not be allowed credit
the 1resgy for payments account OF services render
ed in said prntng establishment at higher prices than
those paA tor similar services private printing and
bLding establishments In the city Of washingt Mr.
Deirce5 has heretofore nde strenuous Efforts induce
tniess ." e<~lia"i-e
with OF living but undsV the law he 10
poweress increase wages until tho private e-.bis
ments agree to do 40.
Tng ISTERCEPrgD LxrTKRs OF JgSP. DAVIS
Notwithstanding the attempts 10 dsorcdt the portion
Of Jefferson Davis correspondence recently Published.
In positively ascertained that the originals A
Gie 2nd in possession OF the government.
THE ALLEoEp SKw YORK CUSTOM HOUSE FRAUDS.
The Washington agent Of the deeus u nscossary
ony say 10 regard 10 tho structures an Item toie
grapbci by him, relative 10 tho sbstractou oi bonds
from tho New York Custom House that the Information
was obtained the oce o' tho solicitor Of the Treasury
Nothing bas since been received there 20 change the
character OF the telegram purisg tho ihyosugaton u
s considered improper make public vnat hAs already
been oncisy asceraiaed With regard 10 tho trauiuent
transaction.
The New York herald., 1863-11-08

Gueriiias a nh blood h % a ~ a q.

NAIT'II I1'3f
from citizen 0. MAydDd learn that the guer Has
who oaptsrsd Laeicn Andsrson member o. Congress &c
Trcsten fOik
Dr. J. Androw, State senator aac pcfFoa nhr1ed "a
derson sevsn,y years Old woe among ne captured 70
bells. Ihey hai boodLoundB sth them, usei % nunt
Union men who whom caoghi, vore murdered.
Eighteen thoasand dollars rorth Of .,orcs wers stoen
by the rebels. train ao thrown 'rJm the track
ared Into tho I@sseugers robbed q tiFr valaoes
Ine robsls were COMMANDED b. Faulkner ara Newe9ut
The New York herald., 1863-11-08
EXECUTION AT lENN0x, MASS.
{ nression OF the Cuiprit-Hc Admits HIS
Guiit Of Rape, and the Murder OF His
Victim and Her Two oChiidrsn-Deserip- &
ton Of the hanging, &c.
ouR LEssox coRGKsPoSDENcE.


LESsoH. Mass, Nov. ., 1863.
The Grst exeouios which has occurred IN Berkshire
county since 1925 took place a, the a ms village To-
day haIi.past ten O'Clock, when james Calen1or,
mulaito, was hanged far ths murder Of Mrs
Emily l.. Jones. a respectable lady q the sssh
boring town Of Otis. The marder Sas shoeSng one
tue evidence showing that the crime o rsps was com.
mit,ed on Mrs Jones psrsoa before shs wn killed,
and tha, her two little children we're murdered
at the same time The prisoner has eonfessed
hts guilt Of eli those crimes, aud ~ouses BIS
father Thomas Calender, o. plotting the outrage,
and participating 10 u; but a. there vas % o1frobora.ss
svidenoe 20 bill was found Agsns, the fatbf by the
Grand Jury he is however, now under srfesi and "
improbable that his gutt or nDooenee may Dc 900
The follow ing is a brief sccoun, Of TIC murder r.
.ps s.s''y s.s s,es esarSn nsmea Ge5rss spd
sarah, wen, 90, into . pasture aaonmg W.
eouss tor eerr'e. Ibs bal O. 'ps ,tuy ssh,e. "p
returning boms hs ala NOT npd his w.is of ehdfen
there. and. after waiting come TINE for ths'a 90
q search. Failing 20 discover hen sone y the o. N
borr joned aud search 4lt cish vim
OFT suces.s Tbs next asy tHonday no's th ryosh
search Instituted by Mr. Jones sud NJ D. shfs
and about two ckDck 10 ths Ntsruson . tha say We
body a Nrs. jones ~ss discovered n ~ sFlbhs "
examination BY sufgeoBs revealed tie fars ia Dss.a
outrage had been c0nmit,sd 90 her tofoh 1bs - ~
q the tso children we're so~s aiief~afa ivnh' VIA
several t1tiss we're arrested laa sansr generally
roin,si 70 orns nsso uer sofs f'pr afiss see ss
aminsf and fEghargca. tsi.eDfef gs1 tltJ Mf~-ita
aud Nhle u Ish artrssd d. tan tttrf g Nf cf ne
but the at,sr dschsrssd bef-,r Wsi % - v s
| ihcompietcDsNs q the syidcuca.
| james 0raily rsGf ccrfnsi0r t0 tba isF NJ. hsi
e.rxymaa, sb9 haa nisAtsc him, aoa ~nAh "a
| gubeiantaiiy ~ HlfrFs
1 started rom sun brses q iea oc.ocE =. v ~
t..nhef lsel ~fni Mt'ig Asi pas - " ~ ~. ~
ga 70 ~. cla,ss hoo ~ aati ~ Hfsaih p. it'n1
- ue river, nru W. Nhfrnra gHafsrn iNer TNnf "
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