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NOTICE.

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Patrick Waisa. Nancy Yfanhfin executflx Of the
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4 DMINTsfRATORS NOTICF.

TRI1D PEACHES, And DRIED
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CEDRON BIT T E z s

one trial, and you will never use any others
III not necessary 20 publish long Inst OF diseases for
which the Cedron Biiters specific.
In all diseases Of the STOMACH BOWELS, KIDNEYS,
or LIVER:
In all affections Of the BRAIN depending upon derange
mont Of the Stomach OF Bowels
In GOVT, RHEUMATISM and NEURALGIA;
And In FEVER AND AGUE;
Iii. destined supersede all other remedies IL not
MY cures all these diseases hut II prevents them
wine glass full Of the Bitters taken hopr before
each meal will obvia'e the i'll effects Of the most un
healthy climate and the person taking II agains
disea-e under the trying exposure.
Sold by Druggists and Gr,cers generally.
DR. JOHN BULLS Principal Office, Fifth street. Louis
vile, Ky.
Sold in indianapolis by Browning Sloan, Iomlinson
A Cox and J. W. Bryan Jy2O-d3m
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This valuable and popular Medicine has uaversslyre
ceived the most favorable recommendations OF the
Medical Profession and the Public a. the most
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Dx So nc FISH ~

and its attendant train Of symptoms. n acts like
charm than medicine. There is nothing In the whole
range Of the Matera MedIca that can for moment bear
A comparison with n in this disease.
full account Of this wonderful plant may be found In
the eleventh edition Of the u s. Dspensatoy pages 1887
and 1885
series Of experiments, In which DIR. Bull has been
for wears engaged been brought 20 successful
termination and h Is enabled offer 10 the public
a combnatian Of Cedron with other improved tones me
whole preserved in the best quality Of copperditiled
Bourbon whisky, which he is confident has no equal In
the world.
He NIT ht furnish volume Of certificates, but the pub
lie have long since learned TO estimate such thing at
their value The safest plan for every one TO test
for himself the virtues OF a new medicine. Give the
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Proprietor and Nasalfsctnr-r OF the Hard Rubssr
Tr,sSS unslcr RrSs 4 tissriyrar's Patents
The lltrl l-rr Truss l. ursite anil slIrrr 10 ell
othc IN the fiLrwing rsircts: VIII nevrr hrak. rt
CRATE call or h~s.r: ie male sftd or ful-r; vii
cltre lIrria yrs' staIrng; d--s me- prs OF irure
the cor,l ami i alaays clean anil gss n nrv.
Patients can a~curfely fitted by srnding size In
inrhrs an,nni i.riy In line ,f rupture
EgrFRESs.ES - io sI,-rrity o,fSrrs The fol-
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Parker NV York: Irfs t-iari and Aensv- ihllasi.l
mia Or Js,rr-,. surgeon tseUral Isurau. Wash
ington; Prots RrsIn,rl Frrer. R'a. Alrvs, and Da-
Wis Chiras,,: Dr. wulc,,tt Mlws'kee. Viz
Nainfur-r anil I'lcr In Slrslll~r lraces Af-iotn-
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yarcose veins SaS-n~ry Bapiav'-s, &C., &c
DR. wILcOXSPATENT ARTIFICIAL lfG. man.
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others anil as an ~ ifce ~ such Il has rrrivei the
frs premiums nj the Tinted States Fairs under the ex-
animation II the lest surgeons Ia country Its mo-
tion l. received ruiIr curc (Which viii neNe
break giving u great preference over the spiral spring
uses In oh.r Iins
Send stamp for i.anphlet- Posi- once Box 4oso-
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military Directory OF Indianapolis
Indiana.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Pay per Ann.
rs.ssses Corner y MARKET add Illinois .ts 5000
W x Holloway, Colonel and Private Secretary
70 Governor. Once, State House; resides
with Governor Norton. -. .........- ,664
". "a. n. Terrell. Major and Military Secretary
10 Governor. Office, State House; residence -.
Loves ock, on Uhio street. .............. LAS
" "a. schiatsr Major Begiment, Indiana
Volunteers. A. ID. 4. to Governor Once,
State House; boards Al Palmer House.. 2, lf5
Lar. Noble, Adiutsnt General Of Indiana.
Once state House; boards at Bates House;
spel ' a,4s4
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MEDICAL.



NTot MANS NAME MORE, INTIMATELY con-
with the history Of tbs hserta hedca OF the
United states. more favorably known a. pineer Ia
medical discovery than that a JOHN BULL Of Louis.
VIII. Ky His nmtsble preparation Of sssspaTtsls has
long head % the various compound- 81 that
valuable drug His compound Pictorial Of Wild Cherry
has become bou-ebold word throughout the est aud
SOUTH Worm bozeuges nm tess than ear after
their Introduction. rttained reputation Widespread
a. the continent OF North America But the GROWING
zcry O. his life remains be attained In his latest dis
erv rather combination. for be does not ella m 10
have been The d~c0vereF ~ CbDRON which y the basis
Of the blttsrs now offered the public That honor be-
longs the native inhabitants OF Central America TO
whom i.s virtues have been known for more than Two
hundred years Armed with H. the Indian bids deha'ce
10 the deadly malaria and handle. thout fear b
II l. belief " N them ma
while there IL breath Jeff the bVdy h~ Cedron Is potent
70 cure. no matter what thedisease may be.
While DR. Bull Is not prepared TO inorse this extrava-
e.nt preen~iou nevertheless Satisfied from thor
ough examination Of the evidence relating to Hs vHues'
that a. remedy and preventive for all diseases arising
from exposure either changes Of weather ard climate
or TO the n1pac Influences, u stands without ilVs
and Justly reputation 10 has 50 long enjoyed
Central America and the West indies In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-04-08

The fifteenth annual session Of the New York Fast Con
ference OF the Methodist Episcopal church commenced s
labors In the South Second church. In Brooklyn
r. d., aud closed oa Tuesday evening.
AZ the morning session the Committee on the state OF
the Country offered series OF resolutions expressive OF
loyalty to the Union and declaring that all the efforts Of
duct OF the war whether by dscouragng our arms In the
field, or by pursuing which render din.
cult for the government o augment thcm not only ss
lutons adopted, aud Major General Wool and the
Hon NJ =. odeli addressed the Conference
Judge Betts Of the United States District Court was
also present. and at the request OF the Conference admin
istered the oath OF allegiance 10 thsm
The last act which the Conference did the listening
10 the appointment Of ministers to the respective
churches for this year.
snbioined are the appointments for New York and
NV YoR.-John street, J. NJ CarrsI; Forsyth street
John Pegg, Jr.; Allen street, John A. Roche, Jonn 4
MITCHELL Aanson church John r. searL~ wnlett street
Vim. McAlister Second street, w. IOoms. seventh
'tecnth street q. r. Crooks; twenty seventh street
Seaman; Thirty seventh street, Daniel Curry Beekmane
Hill. James foy sixty hh street 10 be ssppsd Secoud
avenue John l. Peck.
BRookLYr.--sands street, L. = weed, York street w
". Bools Washington street, W. " watkins Centenary
church, z. Y. Glover; warren street, A. 8. Francis
kshteenth street, Rushmore; First place A. 8 H1nt
Pacnc street, " 4 Dc Iass william street s--thcI NJ
Umstead Fleet street r. NJ Hatfield: fIarson place a.
W. Woourun Carlton avenue, v. e. Hi, w.shnafon ave-
nue., u - sing. neka avenue, II. q Putocy: \ Bangs
church, W. v haileld Union place snd East New York
". r. smith; flstbush and fIailands to be svrsled,
Cook street, Henson; James church. w. a. simopson'
s9nih fhtn street g. d. Foss ,South THIRD strcat b
rfsbury Sotbc church. Taylor; south second strees
=. w hornei Nortb fith street. N. y. Pcsse Green
pint, j. v Booth Astoria, ~ Cooke, Flushing. n n
lanes '''
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end tn the thorough exhaustion OF both sides. lie said
ne was ANXIOUS td add audience fellow citi
ssas a. nis own counrymen but recognized supporter
o tne administration In speech made last week, had
nrse time ret that he Ia foreign land
~ was all well, however, for that speaker now
10 AVN upon the minority yarty now in pow-r,
wnen, ~ the convention In Charleston be voted
suffered moro for tho Union than all the abolioniss OF
tho Norm ever did will suffer. He tho
Union, because therein his onIy hope He born
10 sate o. the South and thero be wished 10 die He
TO regulate their The war now being
was only war for boundary pc and TOR reso-
ration 81 tne Union. New York has II her power
day 70 END ths STRIFE Lot tho OF New York. there
grasp o frost before the morning sun and seek FOR the
fathers.
Mr.. wrLnxs, OF South Carolina, was then introduced,
had let military desposm m the SOUTH and regretted
70 nnd tnat no mad got Into auober Tic had also found
that thorA was government in tho North-ony knd
oI iacsnh he was very sorry 10 such little respect
SHOWN 70 tnc constitution ard the unon He took three
days the President and then be threatened him
with gunboat cloud laughter.J He found that the
President had den whatever of re- the
Union HIS only excuse 70 him he speskor) for ssuug
M emsncpaon proclamation was that u was intended
recoGntze1the Southern confederacy.
Judge McCuxx said he like many others, had some
ZINE ago thought that the only way u bringing back tho
south was BY armed force; but like many others, no
had changed his mind. On one ocsssi0n there was .
countryman OF hts who was crawling into an orchard
when the farmer put his foot upon his bead. "Where
are yeu going" asked the farmer ~ am going back
aid tne Irishman. Cloud lauKhter) Like that man he
~ gGn9 oscx for ne had changed his mind and now
Aftsr some other speaking The meeting adjourned.
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Operations In the Tslishstehss River
skirmtshtng with shs Essmy's
Ptehsss-The Rebels ssresgthsatng
their worhs-AamfraI Portsr's Rsess-
melissa nee of ustsss' Biun, Ae., A<.
speesl dssp~toh from Helena dA,sd The "a instant,
says that sdvio~ from oensra ovinby's sspsdnson W
The 3oth ul state thai progress had been made IN The
redocton u Fort sresavoad.
Our forces sII IN front o tbe enemy ssd th~rs
had been oousidsrsbis skrmkbns between tbs piesss
SHIRE.
Tbs rsbss we're improving the tms BY greatly isesAs.
nx The strength q their works. Thsy have ssd
mounted heavy gons, and srs vel sspyiIsd win
Amsannon-
10 10 the opnon If eel informsd osiosr shss our gun.
boats ~lI not svccssd m isHIng the piscs.
The country sour ths fAliAhat1ns d ocsap<d by two
regiments 0 r'bsi cAvsiy, and svans vnh sss
rllss.
One mosquito b~ts osptared Eve rebsi rKi,snes
81 the mouth a tbs coidwsisr river and nsesisus u
s,rnyv 70 place torp>ors m tho channel have been
covered.
ne srsi reconnoissnos of nsins@' piss ~ Furboas
made BY Admiral Porter. Tia ob)sss vs q
rsconnossnos ouly Tbsy pr,ossssd w,hin rsnre q ~
rsbsl and frsd shoss them; bot M
were not reiarrei.
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Arrival OF the United states Bark
Restless.

ne United States bark Restless Acting Master wm 4
Brown commanding, from Boston March a. bosnd 10 Port
Royal. pa, into ihs por, ys-isrdAy In distress having
per,eooed sscoss'cD of heavy since leaving Bston
On The sth inst, lon u 90 lat 81 3d. eroountrei g.
ene commencing from northeast. which bIs~ With great
or forty eghi hours and during which ths vessel
iabored badly and oornp~sd 10 throw The battery
onsistng q ioar Iona thirty tours overheard tho
vessel
The following a a lat of the 0heers--
Acflng M1rer tossaandln0- Brown.
Aefn0 Hsrsr aad EterssfiFs Cfrer--Nofris regard.
Acrae Lrssnf--H EssOn, Jss ,. hoassn. Cilss N.
fllota
ys1ssg <ntffarf Pagat1s,>r-Tn J rushmsn.
xfifso Aaftfanf Surasot-S has. " psge.
Ioliao kafo,s Hai,-J wa,er Naeshs
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Arrivals and Departars..


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or, is,sy wsl.h. " Mor.gn. sh ~ Joresn ssa
q v Cs.PPs gsssj CPS = e9eesS gB I.as gs.ss.
family Fa1ksri CAPT l. Porter, chaps u letis l.
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Radf nfam, lHA, NJ Bsiisnt M Clarxe NJ Hde ana
sefvAni Bfown. " Goes. S-au4 ~ IN uis
.tavyHr,ot- -stssnship Nssa seo,.a a. rertl.nse,i
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.nd e.'la y Lsrs:e NJ Dab.ts, agd issy u We'd .
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Net4r hufs.st huir. itoy Ltffetine, s1rQ. Fcflss Al
lAa, Ans oag coaihOa. So Nari, Nsns TaG ani 18 In
tee atf.faEe
isefgs--s.earnship Bslsinaro--Ioan gonisonsry
aad Az, Abtft hayhn.
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EslfsiA
parAKrupEs.
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Cs~xeT n - i51if tsn Masters Ortrtrn q W rEsrf0n
u y Hal q Afnse = 4 M~rra no cr-efef. Wdsht
and ie. AefirIas fsnra. " Ofvrr aas Fssdsss asd
a'aTaat. Nrs s4sArn Nlshari usss, u Fan1srs. Ldn
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an. sssorfr Bums. VI sh~arer z.sbar~, Chnres Joha
suu. usasr. Ce~ y q kserDfs, D1ty n fifr y
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mayana.F tsinsl rsrce BParksr 0sninsrra
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Transport Eastcrn Quecn-Rsportcd
Ecvaeuation OF Fort Hudson, Se., &c.
The United States steam transport Eastern Qassn Cap
tain Collins arrived at this port last evening from NOW
Orleans March 20 and Key west April l.
She brings about sixty Ave discharged soldiers from
General Baoks' division.
Captain Collins reports that while at Fort Philip,
Southwest Pass, no boarded by the United States
Boarding 0cer who reported having received telegram
from New Orleans stating that the rebels had begun
evacuate Port Hudson.
This intelligence 10 no doubt somewhat premature,
unless the movement has been made for the purpose Of
concentrating the whole rebel Of the Southwest
- peciptats the combined General Rosscrans
position in rsnnessoc.-Ep HmAlp]
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Three Thousand Armed WO-
men Attack the Govern
mcnt and Private Stores.
The Militia Ordered Out, but
Pail to Rsstore Order.
JEFF. Davis and Other 0nieials Speak to
the Women and Restore Peace,
&s.s Asss Ass

BAlnncu, April !, 1sca
Col Stewart Of The sscoad Indiana rsgsmsns, one q
the fourteen unod ssss On'osrs ast TsIsassd By No
rebsls. and who has just arrived here makes the FOLLOW
Ing staiemsnt--
On Thursday last he saw frcm his prison wisAsw 10
Richmond great bread rsos, composed 3 ssous three
thousand women, who were arnsd with elubs asd sass
snd stones
They broke open tho sovernmsns ~ psivsas st~vs,
and took bread clothing and whatever che thsy wanted
The militia we're ordered out 70 check Ne r,os, but
faiied 70 DO
Jsn Davis and other high obciAk made spssehss to
the unfurassd women, and ,o,d shsn shsy shoah hsv
whatsver they needed.
Thsy then became calm, and order wss eses moro ~
stored.
All tho other released Union ocsn ooasrn his sssss
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BOSTON, April !, 1893.
Capt Scott, Of the British schooner Roderick Random
which arrived here the 31st uit from Mlraxoane
makes the following report
on March 81, In latitude thiriy.two degrees thirty
minutes, longitude seventy three degrees ,hirtytwo
minutes, spoke the privateer Alabama and exchanged
longitude with her.
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hfntNf Apf1 ,tss3-
Tue pro eer Era.igs Cgfnlng arrived bsrr frosn AsE
York a. half past lres ocioek sftsrnoon 1hs chan.
nei "a tbs Hl6san river y nv cisss a os.
ne aa~msr Hudson, q The swifnars Lac, sfrivcd
from Sew Yors Al ave oeo,s. sih ths b.rgss vrgah
snd IAsy yss Rsuss-lssr losass for tbs C~saI gs4n
road
Ihs prop-ief Lane sn1 sisssr Esss have arrived
Al ne hosis ,brsugh ne main chs1bsi Ne go
~ issss hsrs bssess ffl<ay.
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The sssmsr orsy E.ss, from hs~phs, has ssriye1
Tron passengers learn a too pofisni srDschsus,
Ne obysc,s ~ ~hleh nos W 10 male ps1ie.
Pspatt. NJ tssasd 70 tha Yssoo srpsfika sit
osabshx I7s pss,osasfsnss u sv1sscs o that 80
pot sbanssuet
Last w.ss sbas ne sissnsf A .. rios -m psssins
sown cla-ster sss vas sed ints BY rosrhs. several
ss.khards aa4 oos suglsssf v~s nisd Ths esvssin
wns u,nstally wosfsfs1.
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Mr.. Mahony 10 Archbfshop Huah...
10 THg EDITOR or THE HERALD

NEw fonx, Apra Z 1893.
Archbsbop Hughes Is entirely mistaken In assuming
NJ be does IN the q this morning that WIT ,
paragraph m the Dubuque HsyaL of April which A..
oncded him. and which he takes such yust e~c~rt 80
his card much paincd al The apr~are nee hi
tbs H1aid q The paragraph 70 which he aAadcs as he
was Justly offended. ~ A. hAHONY
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NEWS FROM MISSOURI.
shirmishes with GssriiIss-Rsbsis'

Skfrmfshes with Guerf11as-8sbsis'
Heuses burned, 80.
Major Ransom. of the sxth Kansas has just rsarnsd
from highly suocessfui scout. rbstyFour gusriAs
killed. fifteen camps broken up and psry all the
camp cquipsge arms. horses, kc., captcred, twen,y
seven houses and places ~ resort burned two leaders
hung tthe latter Concerned In ,hs robbery q The
steamer Gaty) and large amount Of powder other
munitions of war destroyed Only ons ~ hk msn was
wounded lie viii return 70 The nsid n q day or two.
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rss ssbssf ptaa 70 he eafaa sSss q ihs Atlantic
Ts.rsyA tespasy pev ssoe~d sfsy tseasAad pozsss
stsrag srpe 10 basss's snd ssdsns H'sreass q ,bi
e.ty. snA ss5trca ssbscrigtc1r are beng rscevsi
al, rss sescrs .rsssy ssbseritsa lhs sny s.a 10
lssaaa ssres iks sssosss q Ne great sns~rrss ssIi
,ssr bsJoos ~ rsasoossis aoutt
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Laro~r.-sr. ooaon. Ne "0s ross" ssd osn-
rssors Euu slve ofnblnsa s.iaftapa'sni q sashlrs
sls snd song ~ tbs ospss Inssisls tAh svsnns--as
sronss Il Ts, psrlmsrs ssa n-,s.
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ATTACK ON FLORENCE, ALABAMA.

crxnsssu, April J, 1879.
II 10 reported tha, the gunboat Lexington and
other boat shelled the town Of Eoresoe Alabama the
I'd inst, and drove away company Of reDe cavalry
sfatiousd there
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HsApeuAkrng. Arnr or ma porosAc, I
Anxl

Apfh ~ -
Everything remains quiet aions The river No demon
sralons have been made BY The enemy II late and news
from the other sids s unobAInabe rhs enemys camp.
arc sllT visible the heights aboys vredsr'eKsbars.
To-day the rbeis refused 70 allow any Communicative
by Gag q truce across the river Il surme< TIA, this
may Indicate tho reception BY them d upsavorase
them which they desire Withhold from o~sibIs.
There n evidently dimlnntion of their force the
Immediate vicinity of the city.
uniform for th< ofdcrl.ss attached 10 hsadqaAr-
tcrs has becn ordered
Several smuggien being tried before . military
oommlssiop and the Indications that tho nature ~
the punshmsni mssed out 10 thom ~iIi have ~sdspey
10 check the uaric.
Ts~rnow has ali dssappsasea but the roads are sori
BILE and grow ING ~ass
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HoOKER,s ARM Y.

Iaaisssisns % che Rscstps - UsfAvsra.
BILE News BY the Rebels.
HHADQuARrzs. Asxs nn PososAo,l
April .. Ises- !
There are Indications, but nothing of sshniss shArss
ssr tha, the enemy the opposite side Of In river are
In possession of information from point snsAv sAsls
70 their Tbsy unusasny careful 70 prevent
any d their papers from s.ttiss into our lines.
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Dazzling Cavalry Expieie-Cspsurs e
.Prisensrs, Arms, Horses, -.
The Town Of Palmyra Destroyed, &c.

CAIRoI April 7, 1903.
In retaliation for firing loto tho gunboat g. Clair,
tho Cumberland, On Tuesday last, Captain yiz with
gunboat went W the town Of Palmyra satursy and
after giving the Inhabitants time 10 leave thoy burned
the entirc town.
The Union peks,s numbering afeep. were attacked by
Biythes csvsiry The latter repulscd. Loss not
ssoertaIncd Our loss two wounded and two taken
prisopern.
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Court C.Iepdnr-Thi. nav.

,.ss sss-Gr Is.5 p .o ir, isss & Iss
las, 1898. Part 2-Sos 1870, oe6. is2f 1893 l205.
i3op 1855 i4ss. 5o, l+5l i4s1 i4sJ ls54 1855 1850
SrralxN t0rRr--CtRruu Same N before.
sCrEnJoE CorET-Same before.