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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-03
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

In reply to a letter addressed to him by Mrs.
Harriet Beecher Stowe, Archbishop. Whately
replied that the greater portion OF lntelllgent
Englishmen do not exactly sympathlze with
either party in the American civil war IN the
sense in which Mrs Stowe looked to SET sym
pathy' develop itself He comedies. that many
of his countrymen are determined IN their
views Of the American question by motives
comparatively low and passionate, by conslde-
rations of personal interest or of national am
bition But he asserts that of those who try
to torn their opinions on higher add more cred
liable grounds the decided majority recognize
no appearance of sincerity and no substance OF
legitimacy in the protested emanclpatlonlsm or
the North and put the issue between the
Union and the seeded States where public law
demands that it should be put; tor them the
simple question is, Can the Union enforce
obedience within a reasonable time!
The real estate business in New York has
been very brisk again during the few days past.
Prices are steadily on the rise, and the demand
for houses and lots down town now, as well as
up, comes from small capitalists, who prefer
to invest in that description OF property to buy
ng stocks. Lots in the Fifth avenue, % by
100, as high up as Ninety-6fth street, sold
Yesterday for 81, $50 each. Two lots in For
t;eth street. between Fifth and Sixth avenues,
brought Sc, 500 each.
Superintendent Webb has received informa-
ton from the Chief of Police of Louisville,
Kentucky, that a man, giving his name as
Holland, had been arrested, with the sum OF
$40 600 on the Free State Bank OF the District
Of Columbia The bills were of the denomlna-
tons of ones, fves, and tens. The backs OF
the bills are green, and the words >'secu'ed
by special deposit with S. A. Mills, banker,
81 Exchange Place, New York. 5. Ross IS
represented as president Of the bank: and ".
Fl. Barnes, cashier Of course there is no
such bank as the Free State Bank of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and the whole thing is
fraud on grand scale.
In Washington yesterday afternoon, quite
number of persons were collected together py
the arrest by the provost guard, OF colonel,
in full uniform. Some were under the impress
sion that the colonel was arrested tor the rea-
eon that he did not Lave the necessary pass to
be in the city, but, on inquiry, twas ascertain
ed that his pass was ali satisfactory, except
that there was nothing in it which permitted
the bearer to get drunk. This was the offence
for which he was taken in charge by the guard
Citizens Of the Catholic persuasion-persons
Of German, Irish French and American de-
scent alike, in New York-are circulating
paper calling upon Hon. Caleb b. Smith,
.Indge Of the y, S. District Court, to resign,
:pn,,lt To th cir roll zion at
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-02-03

the bearer to get drunk. This was the offence
for which he was taken in charge by the guard
Citizens of the Catholic persuasion-persons
Of German, Irish, French and American de-
scent alike, in New York-are circulating
napcr calling upon Hon. Caleb b. Smith,
Jndge of the =. S. District Court to resign,
in view of an alleged insult to their religion, at
an abolition meeting on Monday night last
The dwelling of H. G. Pool, near Titusvllle,
n, Y, was burnt on Saturday night and his
wife, daughter and a Mrs. Gonzales persisted
in the flames.
Colonel J. Cook, reported killed and robbed
at Falmouth has arrived in Philadelphia; he
returned thither with over 800, 900 to be dis
tr;buted to families Of volunteers during the
week.
The House Committee on Elections have re-
norted against the right Of Nr. McCloud to
seat IN the House from the Norfolk district
the election not having been conducted N &C.
cordance with the laws Of Virginia.
The Chattanooga Daily Rebel. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1862-1864, 1863-03-31
TUESDAY MoRNING. MARCH 81. 1868

lmprcssment by the government i attra9t-
ing the notice of the people Congress has
echoed and re-eehoed with The suhjFst.
The newspapers have been full of il BY
editorial expression and by communicative
r is part of our financial calculation. IEt
is chief feature IN the matter Of our inter
nal affairs. Men differ about il in divers
ways; some being very radical and others
over conservative. The law of the case
the nature Of the case, the expediency pi
the case are, all discussed with the 7nsdst
artlcss freedom Of opinion from the vinegar
beIIied cztortioner to the japus-fa faced patriPt
and goal Of Office. As doctors are proven
bal for differences of opinion, there is bE
little head or tail to be made out of tho iu.F
prcssment business as the crisis of pet,
or case Of deliriun-tremens. Meanxbige,
the poor soldier and the private citizen lp9k
on aud wonder what is going to be dbnd :
On this point one thing is certain, radi=
gal change is bound TO be made, at least il
the mode Of procedure in cases OF the kind
way of business adopted by certain of THOSE
much abused funetionaries, the quarter
masters and commlssaries We doubt
whether the Boa coDscriptor himself hhs
proven more uncouth The ideas Of "mih4'
and "thine" have been frequently lolst
altogether Divers Instances have come 10
our knowledge of the most nagrant outrages
against justice, sor law The worst of ID Is,
that these zoutrages have been committed
upon those who have been least able to bear
them-the poor, the ignorant, the helpless
persons, who have had DO means Of lie
presenting, or rishting themselves. Tfthe
rich alone were the sufferers. the speeulh
tor aud extoriiOner, perhaps there would
be few tears shed and small sympathy
wasted. But these people have knack pf
eyading impressment, as shrewdly as mill
tary duty. How sit 2 Impressments may
be made, but only on one condition 'srhefe
the necessity is urgent for the public seryife
,sach as will not admit Of delay, aHd where
the action Of the civil authority would pc
too late in providing the means which the
occasion calls for. It is the emergcn sy
that gives the right, and tina cmergenGy
must be shown to exist before the taking
can be justified. IL Is Howard 1874 Palsy
chap. xi. In such cases proper cempeh-
sation must be made. You might as well
assert the power Of quartermastcr to come
into your house and steal your bed 40 4
bedding. as concede him that Of entering
your crib without leave, license, or authori-
ty of law. Those who are oyer-ridden ih
this respect are to blame for not at onee
appealing to the higher power, for there Is
happily in the land remedy for evils DR.
this nature, and no disposition on the part
ot4the government to infringe personal
liberty, or violate the principles of common
law. In late decision of Judge Lyons,
in the late case of -four impressment at
Lynchburg, ample awardsswere given il 40
able opinion, to the plaintiff 81 II
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Instructions
Al b. Ais 81 sinrlsei from orEani>d l-1tn tn.l-
VI. f'if'u Ike - ~ heir -isll Will ccA that
iaf; riley l,s pisica u liitr REFLECTIVE com
maud tn GUY
1il. 1 &c 4 - mr. sfipi< q j 4 lis II tie emit.
81 Mess >-.fili1.n X li.,. 81 IA. kin- c.,,r. ~.
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cate 4. >rtisu rolf N al Detailed men 4. th.ir r
ri.y- LOUIS DtfAllsi p
TAP iliu All = ~
All eiifsl'ing oEftfs or To- l@rcr<i Distt,tr- A..
sn,s -i'sffini.nt 1re hei.lg t-lff.s 10 cans. ~
et~,ied onsrr,Y.- 1e,fe oe-ar.sed Il it,,irf A.
ikq'iisss T. D. Bf.bkl
ms.Zf-ii'sf ~ Col a. : -S.,aa's Il ~.
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sTATE e. TEKEEssEE


bEssA'flE lIEErE.iEs- NAET / FIEEcE,
Ia The Cbancery Court Al Caaiiar.Dasa.
IT Appearing that TIE defendant. Mary q siurr,.
a j. no1 resident pf l1e Slate az TE1nessee -
l-t The process - the e served IN l,rr
= thereur- ordered that lubicei l. Itade week
u Itr tour weeks. II ths Ch1ItEnooEa Rebel nrus
paper p1b.l.lcd d The city ChaILanocra recurring
SAD 1rle111nt = appear ~ Llllnccry Coarl - Ia
he'd a. tie colrr hu-e. ~ tie ely ~ Chaltnnoua
IN The tsnrih Hondsy Jnly next And a1,surr conl-
pl.lnant- bil Sled AGAINST her ifr dirtrre A. a.
ir1-nert ~ cnoilan al be entered and tie cause
fnsritf~ UN- 81 AS1EFEE
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N7O1I[-E Is Iercoy EITrn- al 1uin g rnY co.
- csln. l-t Ne l1..icr ts-rt - a.. Csrl--sr.ss
States Er ne Ml11e IIi1ifit - Itnnet@ee y 4. -
hold.a ~ WI1cbel<r Frlnkln CO. ar1rn ercIr (. =
Wednr e1nJ. ~. lst g. a rril nexf I'D 81 co--
tnue ~ - bcl1uels : lrIlNr1 80
By crdtr ~ NEIT- IL Hcnrusn1s Infrr O. $50
colrf- Iha len dry q nurch. l,ts.
:. T. ca kNFN1ks
D1r-1lt-d Inn.lnl d. 1.n1.
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eeSseing there are so many Unionisf tai
tors M tennessee. who have compromise ed with
the foteign invader. II 10 right to give honor ID
those good 1einesseeans aud true SoullerDeiB
who have deiici the enemy ichmo'id H'l-
a4ifer.
We do not like the above It is offensive
70 us, L. is thOnghtless, it conveys aP
erroneous impression aud its yields pleast
ant junction to the soul of the churiish. the
unckaritaele aud the malicious, who have
50 Professionally sradueed Tennessee, bet
people, rsoldiels and loyalty, ever since the
war begad. It occurred predatory to !
complimentary notice of the arrival i'd
Richmond of General Barrow aud Judge
Marchbanks-the body of which we trans
ferred 70 our own columns. We detached
the above for the purpose Of paying it that
decorous attention it seems to demand from
a journal, which was established and is con
Quoted for the especial defense Of its State!
Legislative. military, political aud civil
Why Is il that such expressions fnd their
way into print Why Is it, that the En-
quirer Of all others, should alIude to us ii
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LEIPERl & MEsETzE
rRoDCck DEaLsEs IAss
coefsls>>gsbs 9f+tissJk ~.
HrEFEtKss.,ssisS- - A..
masonic FEEALE EssriruzE
- CLEVELAND Tenn

- ,sss. J. - sIr-ss-iss,,s T'.s,sIsai-
tf<nE pcxf session ~ = = Institute ~, co-rser.e
On khr Fil.sf HCiNDAl al URINARY lsC3, uz1sr
lie direftinn aud pFtitifh hip 81 lie Rev ~ Had
fhaw- Who Us hrl e3arzr q y 81 .bs .a-f Is
tesshs-
fnr Irusiees in mixing ibis ,snoautrasert ssusd
most especially arrial 20 al eti-sfs rbo bssr
6au ghfes~ To educate. -rd fl$r thu ia.,is.ton
hr. Er&dszsr b. Gid c-srge o.. IL Sr-ii. ~ IL
lass IS nontes s.sisz shirb sisb~ ne ha~ r.-asscd
ample sn IL TX sersi slfistfisa % 49,
ftissses. psiFoas -hd pei'=- There esves - b.;
ter ruie icr eonca>s thtr csr,ylt~fs Ian nus
-1o.,sy yt-irx fsrle-r i.as-es heart
two prizes aud te Tnitr,n - this schl = the same
thstit vas wneu EVERYTHING was ~ low fgiirrs--
What excuse can there he noE ior man who rte
lects educate his dl1ghter, foae. Becaus@ here.
IA Cleveland n atoy hssity se hare an Insfifr,e
with excellent Ins raetur- ai,el - ssrie-f c..r
b Assistants to instinct - Ni.s niay fazar II uitb
their patronage i< vrs snd al pI thar s.,.,nii-r
70 wheel and keid up sucn ; houi - vii be Of
Ia alcnsble benefit 10 aad an bbnof 40 oar trn -
We have the i,uildskk and have Trarli-r. he
balance deF0iFes upon Eht peof,e- Ne hope shry ms :
phiv peFtoTm tbosr luiy-
The Trustees are .4.inl 70 the linens for he
pstrnnage bestowed ulor Mr. iraa.h4N hefciofo
a glad 70 kn - TIA. ubtef BIZ sdminfsf az %
D. Irstiluriou has Tot ~ a3 VI theeByf.fls reru
tation II sn~tAli,e ~ Ia bsier dys r the Repub-
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C<TaATE0 ~ Ir1.en. m slh ~ Enrrh cIar-
~ lax Mare Z gears Cd iti hand- hira. leaFr
allh teal. slla .l1li1 r1al r lafk- l.Es
= lad b-en ga Id vii lIsg lie alre Ua.d l1r
lIr selire1y "a sd lu- r. L. t1fi~. e.
Ilblie Dae u11n1y 1rlrri4 - ne a. IL a. A.
lansA. re- I-,tlt, ~ 4ifs iir1s1e. Ncltns lilrEtn
Any a. Irr1e1Ee- NEWTON C.fEEkINS-
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l44L lots ~ CHATTANOOGA arr va
"a tl-t ZEAL frIs1f IS H1EII1II< a.r,
q. or COUNTIES loA>E lliHEIf tc
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R-leF.r.
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FERAL AID LAsT caI.I.-

IL thee intctfed "a The Euisrrir. b jn1r-n-rts
- ncics o. acccunt. 4 faic t<<ucsl fis tine ard
he ilst - ~. f1y l. shiur tl Al uin fati
y make payment against rh-t linz vi End fhe.r
cal-a- IN re h4nds ~ ocer- fr % crriur- aflsr
u-isi TIRE. ncling ilf \ legal itnder pfn ~ ~
cslFca- e. GLASS
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IFfoRnATroE KAErtn

nF of he rkere ahouis Of Henri~tt. sossf ~.
~ - MSS hf1riett4s axe T. ar1 llruitrn -tzc
9r-.t11 49, All C.uplrxlon- and bare eyes, Carr
= 3 1ears Old. ard me de-uripsa.n - nfr~r
49, --~t- -11 80 lalkaIiEc- Any fers n I-iEir--
- -A.-ilt- lnioru1llcn. I'll receive ~ ttart-
-rx<1s iai1er- u A. WlEfH-
Noanl.iniuatir1 U1y - nddrtlsl loI z Hend .rsnn
- tlts pl4ce- I9hr1l-1E-
- kn-1ri-Ie Ltgi-ter cc.J. and sfnd hi-l - H.
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- RHAWAY from tbs pseni,es Of t1e fnl.scrII,er 4
- Na,rut }al;ry Pot One. eeqlsfctic q
lenl,esee tie illf - tf- 1-ih Ii'fy- lst3
or tirll-s .gl ntiEb- - - IS pounds re
pl4ck le-rD. -sfher sh4r, frsr Ioir aa11lk. t'tl
1aned fi-her- ci = al. Of ~ ne aouuf nouiln
iucc IN HattfuIg. Sf-ufhf 1ltffll- s1yk ~ u|ls
4rnn ~ in.m i,lel>tar1 Va a.. "A lr1t<- I'D 80
rht = > iril- t.n I.srt- ftuu1 tlIl- f4li
ind lstrk sl'',i ee4t i,'l, d. uirlle hl.
oar t''i<. stl ti,e ih ~ ahith III cat
made Eori'lft- "a * lslt ~ Il l.-ix = dslk-.
lioHn fan ~ tf,-- aiil ~ Etf1 te,ral, IL M
lei serf tss1-. 81 nv t~.i, nee, a. Sc1sfti- In
lel'r - ,.r 50 ieEirt corsntI,sr'1 IL ~.
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~ Fcrresihas been leaving his tracks i
Williamson coHnty sgain-+ but he left yer
lev r4ilroAd t14cks. if the telegIAph is corrsdl
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~ III. idle 10 argue further wild. d
enemy fsr PpaSe, The most pointed arg
a ent on that pSint. i tbs bayohef H
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sogrHsRN FIELD Z FIREsIpE.
sUBsefHi'1IoN AbvAAcLDI1o s. Pn.s r.

20 Do TT lI0-1 = = lEl-OT 70 y IN lF-IE
nNlNli 10 iurt'er Alliance ia the 5ricr ~ pz,,s
~ as9 tie il1r ifat iisYa eufpiy. The Plelrse
res.sctfaily ansles that frlri and st-r the ~
81 Bleii. the nii1e for lie Fiei ND FiEESII1E
will X pl.rHe
For one year
For Sax morris -
M ded.1is~ male 10 ciabs and N, -af,srrtr.t,.,,-
less than six months Ta,til ters will
be alloEtd 20 per cent. as. heretofore
Increased rxertuhs will be u-ed 10 rske the naper
att ACTIVE tie hsrn,in<. story
"IHE Pa NDULfH,. or KANtOLPn HALL
viii h. completed 10 The 10th NUNS Lack uunllers
containing this Interesting romance cau e supp.ti-
u thr sar~ mum er win BE eon,nea-<d The flriirg
Prize Ausrittte Of
% ISDEA HOHGA
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~ lei us make baIIot-boass of the Al
kee soldiers ami cssi leahen votes For Pe1ee
into every one sof them. Ell
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1HE Losr WILL

This will run thrbazh several numbers Of tie paper
vii n,,a1lej by original Tales. l1-say.
ard pens ~ lbe net p1iiers IN The t-Dunfry- A.
only 1xed supply u panfr c had, HE ediIrn \
hmlird md thsse shi1e - <ecurt his lsrorte IAN.
lIy pat1ef oull d. vel . sulistr .bt elfiy
ID making lemirance~ &c "a tituIar - sfafs III
Posr Once. C3rny and S.a,e aud 10 send no local
shinpias,eIs- JAhkS GARDNER,
mars AnEusfa, Ia
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HkApQrA E-E1 fel. 49, toS-c.if Ecaa H..
up seP-i tineh Cil-itatotrs. A1rrr - -l1l n
a ~ 'ioeefs acting uncer clotr- Ilie Ft,nll
- rtr 1nd ConsclIp1 Bare1u- Amy. ~ T.-.r.I--r
thi- snn-drp arlmani are kershr .r-I a 4. $500
=. e NJ IA ne tniorce neat c4 Ctl-tripl 49,
1ntJ Nlii continue - e4iber up ElIrr- a1iI g.
aet.rrz 1ua rr<trFe tolurtlers. c1t AZ srt-1a
- CoruIard I-NAGEV4f.I Jl-I 4
(apt- > T. bEAHEa- cl1. Uond' X E-nlllr
Aci- lnnar1I-lEl
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0Ein9 fothe great advance 10 the prices OF pareF,
s9or and all bther material necessary to the publ
cation q newspaper. together with the enharfed
exl1easeiof living. Reluctantly eompeIled 70
advance the Of the DAILY RlBEI- From snh
after The lst day Of April. the RATES Of sutsclptoh
win be as follow:
Terrr- Of Subscription. f
i fsBKI. vcar-----.------ -.---.--..s lar
six Houihs--.-.- y -
Three portrs = 90
= Qne Month -. N 81
Rates CT Advertising
70, each square q lines or less. Grs, insertion.
~ o-eaeh acditiunal insertion. les Il NINTH
80 ccns- per square,
On advertisement. standing one mouth deducs ION
~ 10 per cent eill be made IF
Ga advertisements staining iuo months eefi4q-
t.On II 20 Ter cen. will - Haedel
Advertisements standing three months vii b
charged SIS per square.
NJ, advertisements VIII be taken for :orEer P+fisd
III filtee uths.
Advertisements not ees IN III Local cnlunn win
lie charged > cents fer line f,r esch Insertion
IN sbirnarie. I'd Articles ~ personal, III hot
of general pubic interest II paid fr asiEkr.
RS srnent- 4i +
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hnrKfiiit, Ina Fei- p ISt1-
ti@t, fe,r-T.d 'tf''tl - '..i ftt ~tlrtrll1
~ 70 80 n r. a q - cllsss,I
@'n~ e. A. nlft f 81. .iiItlI. r|lc Ifrf
r.I''trtr< it1e G "a - 80 ~ Itrne. re b A.
al = is'ered - - ID ~ sile or al tyai
Ftsr- ~ u'is r1-> >i'o dt-Ir- -
p ~ ~ fhcf sraailt- Thee es-1.I-na- air nj
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n HISQUENT Tax I.s1r-- Ior fl,sssffte s.-t c,----
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FOR COEnREsS

Wk are authorized and requested 70 announrs
W Hon. An A SMITH. VI Bradley coontT -
c-ndid.ls ter the co1iederats Congress. trsn he
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~ z vast % h5e tuo larse nzils. sood tHo .urut
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AsnfcAL PuHvErGxc DxPor. No 81
A1iAiltA Ga, March - 1855. (
MA FBSss n mai p eass, 's '+f' Of M
ftA fsEOhtsES- ff.ACKIE.
m4r29~3w Surgeon K hrdirai Parvsyar a. \ A. |
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~ Generals Joseph L. Jdhb aston. and John
e Breckihridss. were in Manchester on the
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SOMETHING EEU. !"

100 Bs-h. Herd er3~s seed s.irrI rum F-b. a.
80 Orchard = . a
900 Srani=1 Stgars.
n 9fn>s iatSt oiiality. Lg-tfsr Nascies
x Boxes thoice l-U.iy. % 4il-5 2 1~-l
III SACKS = rcafi ffe-is--t-- - r.r - =
nas3lntr JOAN 4 II. 81 Neil -
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edf Tie difference between Mage del Mage
aud 1be Iincdlh shat one is great ..necro-
maf-efr" hsd the otherIA Ereat -negro-,i,a.,.
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40 n Jiil % aIrll rII.t r-r|l..---II4 h -.
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fnesf H1rcu 4 Tea- T. Il.
10 g. Hull.
c1pt A. a =. TtE. T.
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WAaTED 70 uIRE 100 EHGf.oFs.

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fainzse 81 tii- "@et E. 81 Iltad- c.lui.,F t;a 1.
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ferir-'' - |ieathy az. sale lSa 'ify.
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\ scs-s.ianre 9iih ~ <rsrf made ~ re ti'-ra
The Cunuts ears - i..rrrt ace c.sunrs. see
l.Elne ur,r \ - lie l->fall
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July lS53. a. lftt "a. o. i..l.'scr .assrd-
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t4-l The feIr conpsuies OF she GIL y C.
recipient ECpll loves which were captured
aud 1 arqAeiiIa At Carter Depths and zolIicdffsT
= hem the eFid yes v gre burnt. have been eF