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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19

eyes, black bair. dark complexion, feet in.
ches high, born in Kent county Delaware, oecu
patton, gentleman.
June l6, Joseph Martin, aged %, blue eyes
light hair. light complexion, 6 feet / inch high,
born in Kent county, Delaware, occupation, la
borer.
June Is, Morris Hsrmon, hazel eyes, black
hair, mulatto complexion, feet 81 inches high,
born in Kent county, Delaware, occupation, la
borer.
West Murderka1Hd
May 10, Thomas Sherwood, aged 81, blue
eyes, dark hair, dark complexion, feet in
ches high, born in Kent county, Delaware, oocu-
patton, labOrer.
East Mspaloa and West Milford
June 25, Nathaniel Scott, aged 80, blue eyes,
black hair, dark complexion, feet 10 inches
high, born in Kent county, Delaware, occupa-
tion, carpenter.
SUSSEX C0UNTP-S. E. Da i-l---N W.
Fork Hundred.
July 2, Ross Messick, grey eyes, light hair.
light compilation, feet 81 inches high, born in
Sussex county, Delaware, occupation, fireman.
Nanticoke Hundred
May 10, John 7. Harris, aged "a, light eyes,
black hair, dark complexion, feet 8 inches
high, born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupa-
tion, farmer.
Georgetown Hundred.
June 25, Joshua Bailey, aged 27, blue eyes,
dark hair, dark complexion, 8 feet 7 inches high,
born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupation,
farmer.
Leges and RehoLoM Hd
May 19, James Witbank. aged &c, black eyes,
black hair, mulatto complication, feet % inches
high, born in Sussex county, Delaware, oocupa-
tion, laborer.
N. W. Broad Crcek lid.
July 2. Elisha Huston, aged A, grey eyes,
grey hair, light complexion, 8 feet inches high,
born in Sussex county, Delaware, occupation,
farmer.
EDWIN WILMER,
Provost Marshal for Delaware.
aug12-1m
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
Trustee'a sale OF Real Fatate.

By virtue of decree of the Court Of ohAnOsry Of the
STATE OF Delaware 10 and for New Castle County,
the twelfth day Of May A. d. 1864, will be exposed to
sale at Public Vendue, on SATURDAY, tho Sd day Of
September next, at 10 O'clock A, M in the city Of VIII
mingon, at the Hotelof John Foster Opposite the City
Hall,) --r-----a' -n f-fr---
All that certain lot pees Of land situated in the city
Of Wilmington, with three story brick dwelling there
on ereeted) bounded and described follows, ts wit
BeRinnn IL corner land now formerly OF Joseph
Wall on The northern side Fourth she daanee Of So
foot from the eAsSr sde Of Poplar street thence by
line Il aid lot norh 81 dag east ITO feet 10 the
sdo ofa new alley be by Justin Pierce former owner
laid ont and for public alloy apassdse rs feet
wide through tho square, thence by said sidun the alley
south "a deg eaet 20 feet 10 corner stske henes b.
new llns parallel with the FIRST deseribed line and With
Poplar street, south 80 dsg IO ie6t 10 the arssad
side Of Fourth street. and thonrn ihrsby nth bs Jes
west 81 feet - tho place Of beginnioF containing two
thousand two hundred feet q land be the moro or
leas.
AttlendaneswIbo DO gven ard terms 81 known
At the tins aud place aforesaid by the uudersgnet
Trustee BY the Court to effect the said
his 4tternSy.. s. JRo. Q. PATTERSON slruslsa. 4e.
p B. The above house and lot will be sold for cash,
subset 10 the approval OF lh0 Chaneelor huhieo
prssxisting mortgage lien OF $1,000 Ii eouuned BY the
chahetl n unq questionabl6 litls sWlllhe given
jy7olts. in ..f J. O. r. trustee
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
Not Going Out of Town,
By the BARD OF TOWER ma

BY THE BARD OF TOWER HALL.
60 not with the giddy host
That now to "Springs" and seaside throng
little room, quite close and hot,
That can no look Of comfort wear,
Must most of these now find their lot,
And It's Il lotI would not share.
Round them OF every step, will be
A staring, prying, chattering crowd,
Who fright away tranquility
With gossip, songs and laughter loud.
Then let me keep my quiet home,
With pleasant garden, shaded door,
Abroad ut morning and evening roam,
And visit oft sweet Sohuylkis shore.
Nought could more refreshing deem,
Than what beside me here Gud,
The ice-cold draught, the geld cream,
And luscious fruits of every Kind
Nor need be Of heat afraid,
Which bids go many victims fall,
For oil my Summer Clothes are made
In coolest style, at Tower Hall
We are closing out Summer stock at old prices
much below the present cost of some goods.
TOWER HALL,
6lS MARKET Street.
BENNETT co.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
LpusaIo-NO. lagl

An to pro7lJ r the improvement Of the grounds Of
lbe G0vernmoh Hospital fr the Insane by exchange
oiland.
p 1t enacted by tie Senate and House OF RspreaenA-
live, OF Unitsd States VI Amerea 10 Congress Asaom-
Mad hAt the Secretary of the lntsor u hereby auth
orized Ia deed 10 John Perkins portion OF ths e1rens
nntb noi or augs Of the farm Of the oofurnment HOS
MAI AZ ts Insane, exchange for Two acres o. land,
49, IN - sow owned and occupied by the said Per-
IVY " ~, - ed near the middle Of that slds OF the
oSp tai arn VIII, ' fonta upon the public roads; Pro
i,ll, t,as , nos, than hres acroR ara given for
II. i; H. lst h ~Tbsd piece Of land longing TO
tIS sa,d Perkins Aud 'Vlaes further That ne said
Psrknr Is able to give Toes Eve 70 ,ne United
good aud sufficient titls 10 the F'so VI au Ho" oNhtq
and occupied by him. -. a.. 60 ,
s.c Aud b. 1t further enacted, that tns Secretary q
NOV ths dwelling house On the pres nj Perkins tract
tract exchanged Tor ~ aud Of digg Apu W.ins
we'll out OF Any appropriation ALREADY mAu -. shsi
be made for enelosng the grounds Of the hotpla "
Approved, June 2s, 1861.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
Weakness or Debility Induced by
Over Fatigue

WIN soon disappear by the use Of these Invaluable
Pills, and tho Soldier will quickly acquire additional
strength Never let the Bowels be either confined or
ununly aeled upon. II mSy seem strange that Holo-
ways Pills shoud be recommended fer Dysentery and
fuN many persona suppoaing that they would increase
the relaxation This great mistake for these Pills will
correct the liver and stomach, and thus all the
aerid humors from the system. This medicine will give
tone and vgor to The whos organic system however de-
ranged, while health and strength follow as matter OF
eourto Nothing viii stop the relaxation Of the Bowels
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
$50 REWARD.

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARsnALs OFFIoE,
State OF Delaware, Wilmington, Dali, July %, ga
$50 reward will be paid for the arrest and
delivery to any Provost Marshal Of any of the
following described drafted men, who have
failed to report, unless such drafted men
shall not have been notified, or the Board
Oh Enrolment shall decide them exempt from
military duty. Aiding, harborirg or employing
a a deserter is punishable by fus not exceeding
SoVO, and imprisonment not more than two
years, or less than six months.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
Sick Headaches and Want of
Appetite, Incidental to
Soldiers,

These feelings which sadden US usunly arise from
trouble or Annoyances, sbstruetsd parspAon or eating
nd drinking whatever is unWhoesomo, thus dlsurb nK
the heAthiu action OF the liver and stomAsh. These
organs must be relieved you desire 10 be we'll Tho
Ps taken according TO the printed Instructions will
quickly produce healthy action In both liver and
stomach and as natural consequence, clear head and
good appetite.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
Volunteers, Attention I!
Indiscretions of Youth.

Sores and Ulcers, hlotches and swellings can with
certainty be radically cured II tbs Pills are takon zht
and morning, and the Ointment be freely used as stated
In tho printed instructions. II treated in any other
manner they ry up In part break out In another
Whereas this Ointment will remove the humorE from the
system, and leave the Patient vigorous and healthy
man II VIII reqare little perseverance In bad eases 10
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
And 0TNTMENT

- All who have Friends and Relatives In the Array or
NAVY should take especial that they be amply sup
piled with these Pills and Ointment; and where The
themselves with them, no better present can Be sent
BY their Friends, They have been proved TO be the
soldlers nevaT.fallIng frlend In the hour Of mead
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
For Wounds, either oocasioned
by the Bayonet, Sabre or the
Bullet, Sores or BrlJiaea.

To which every Soldier and Sailor are LIABLE there ara
no medlenes so safe sure and convenient nolloway
fis and uinimen The poor wounded aud almost lying
sufferer might have his wounds dressed he
would only provide himself with this natehiess OInt
nent, which should be thrust into tho wound and
smeAred all round H. then covered with piece Of linen
from MS knApsaok, and compressed with handkerchief
Taking, night and mofsiug, or Pills, to cool me
system and prevent ind ANIMATION.
Every soldiers Knapnsck aud Seamans Chest ahoud ba
provided with these valuable Remedies.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
Coughs and Colds affecting
Troops

WIN be speedily relieved and efaetualy cured BY
using these admirAte medicines and by paying proper
nuenn9n to the Directions which attached 10 OaSh
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
tPunLic-go. i4s.l
An ACT to posiio for the repair preservation Of Ger
tain public Works ol the unIlal stalsl.

tain public works of the UHiiod stAlss.
Be II enacted by the Senate anl House OF Representa-
tives uf this Une States OF fAmeea in Congress
bled That there be- and hereby s appropriated out Of
any monsy u the Treasury not otherwise Approoriated
the sum o. hundred and fifty thousand dollars, 10 be
oxpended under tSe direction Of the Secretary OF War In
protecting tho commerce OF the lakes BY causing the
public works connected with the hArbors Lakes Cham
plsin, Ontario, Brio, st. Clair, Huron, MiehigAn, and
Superior be repaired and made useful for purpou Of
commerce and navigation 80 fAr a. the sans In his
judgment, may be necessary.
sec. 3 And bs It further enaesd That theFs b. and
moi otnsr1ise appropriated the uthsr o. one hun
drod thousand dollars 10 DO expsnded nudef the dfes
ton the Secretary Of War IN repairing ana rsndsrng
the public works conneeted with the hArb1rs on the sea
board Of the United Staten As may In his udgnsnt need
such expenditures.
Approved, Juns 2ei 1854.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
lruBuo-No. ln1.

An Az to repeal thsmgue Eisso act Of eighteen hun
dred ana fy ami all acts ani parts Of acts Tor the
dition ofiugltise slaves.
lie it enacted by the Senate and House Of Represents
iives the United states Of America ia Congress Asstm-
bad That sections thee and four Of an act entitled An
pestng uguivea IRON jases aud persons sscaping
from the serVica " their passed February iNove
hundred and Ninety three aud an act enli led
AN nd and lBmenlafy to Tile act entitled
act Iesl 54ting iuguvss tom justice aud persons
escapiag frc1 tue service oitr masters Asssd Fsbru-
ary Twelve savaneen bundled and hiuey tnres Iased
Aspember eighto1 hundred and nity be and the samO
are hereby peaed
Approved, June -, 1854.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19

CAUTION Mons are genuine unless the
words "licLLowAE, Nsw YoEk AND LoHDoHp are dis
eernibe as Wdfermdrk In every leaf Of the book OF
directions around each pot box the same may bo
plainly seen by holding The eafto TIE light hanJsoms
reward viii be given any rendering such norna.
ton as may lead to the detection Of any party or parties
sonn,ereiing the medicines vending the same know
HolioMays Pills and Ointment ara now retalled owing
% me high price Of Drugs, &c, at 50 sts 10 os and
Sizes. % - 'eN'
N. B-Dreclons for the guidance OF patients in eyarv
disorder are affixed TO each pot or box.
Ia Dealers IN my NvofI known medi-
eines can have Show Ca rds, CfTeuIars go .
sent FREE OF ExrENsES, by address,
THOMAS HOLLOWAY,
so Maiden Lane, N. Y.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19

Tes Of the United States Of America in Congress- ASSEM-
peu a ~ Lha Basil Mullen John Warren William H. Mhee-
william Queen, John H. Butler William Ford and their
oiAes and successors, be and they hereby con.d
slsa and declared to Be body polite and corporate. by
me name and title Of the Ooored Catholic Male Benevo
lent society located In the city Of washngten and by its
orPorats nHue shall have perpetual suecssson, With
power to sue and be sued, to ipld fimpsadl aud DO
70 sqT court Of the Uniisd ate oi the Dis
ulet Of Columbia, of competent urisiicon receive
subscriptions gfts, aud bene to make such rules
ana py laws a shall BE- necessary and expedisnt the
soIernnent q the society aud 70 alter the from
time 70 time in such mode shall be prescribed therein
Provided always That such rules and by laws shall bs
10 NO wise Inconsistent wit Tie Constitution or laws OF
the United States with the objects Of the society The
9bes Of the society hereby declared to b 10 provide
Tor tie care and comfort Of such members as shall sick
disabled, or dependent and Of the families cf such NOM
bers In cases where the officers Of soriety 81 ali deem
msnt Of such persons may die in membershp OF sueh
society Or belonging 70 the hmilio. o. such members
see y ana ps = further enacted That sid society shall
nave power 70 hold real estate personal mixed
Ate BY purchase g devise for the purposes of such
soeely and no ether, and TO lease, SELL convey such
eatAte or mixed estate personal property as may
BE- devised such society and the leasing o.
sac OF which w promote the interess Of said society
sec And be further enacted That Congress shall
nave the right at any time to modify, Amsnd or repeal
Approved Juas IS. 1864. a.na
lH tPuBLIc-No 1851 H-ti
Az Acr spsalins certain provisions or Jaw concerning
ssAmen On board public and private vessels Of the
United States
Be It enacted BY the Senate and House Of Resrssaps
ives o. the United States Of America 10 Congress
osd VhAt 50 much Of act entitled "An act for the
ssguiaen on board the public and private
seh 81 the United stAtes approved the third Of Marcel
ons thousand eight hundred and thirteen makes not
lawful TO employ bosrd any Of the public or private
esse Of hs United States any persons except
CITIZENS o. the United states person 81 Of color natives
Of the United States and much OF third fh sixth
aua seventh sections OF An coIcernng the naviga-
non o. the United States approved the first Of March
one thousand eight hundred and seventeen as concerns
tne crews OF vessels therein name and much of the
nst section Of an act entitled can to repeal the ton
mage duties ships and vefsss OF the limited ste
upon certain uregn vessels approved the thirty rt
" May one thousand eight hundred and thifg as makes
discrimination 10 favor Of vessels certain proportions Of
hose eteRsshel bs citizens OF the United States shall
qs ana me same are hereby repealed Provided however,
fhat oeers Of vesss OF the United States shall in ali
lassa be eitizens OF the United siatas
Approyed, june %, 1864. II - ;
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
FOR RENT.

mo. La mug LITTLE FARM Of 90 aorel u Brandy
IN wine Hundred, suitable for Truck Parm--or It
No 2-Ahout la acres OF land, with good dwelling,
within mile Of Wilmington. Very productive, sulta
BILE for 4 MIX or Truck Farm
No. 33 or good story Brick Houses on 1lth street,
between Lombard and Pine.
No. A-seTeral cheap Frame Houses at sparkIvils.
W. MoCAULLRr,
ian. 10. 600 Market st.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
IPUIlo-NO. lAl

lPuIIc-No. I44l -n-- y
An ACT to incorporate the colOrsd Catholic Benevolent
soeiety.
BE enacted by the ssnats and Houss Representa-.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19

Superior Sambuoi Wine.
TITHEELER MRRRITs Superior sambuei wine m
w Hotties DAught Just received and for sals Al
the Wine aud Liquor Store Of
A. sAvILLE,
sAvills Building, 500 Market ST., Corner 9th.
may lSu
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-08-19
WILMINGTON, FRIDAY. AUGUST 10, l8

Peter Q. Goodeu, VIM, Perry, COL
Hudson G. Yates, Junel8.
Geo Burris, col. James Brown, col,
VIM. Craig, col. James Pearce, col.
Edward Holson,
Rest MispiilioH.
May i8. Jul72.
John Jessups, col, Alexander Henry.
June 20.
Lewis d. Martin.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1864-12-14
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Dec. s.

... WASHINGTON, Dec, 5.
House The House assembled at
noon.
The Speaker called the House to order
when prayer was offered up to the Throne
Of Grace by Chaplain Claiming. . .
When the roll was called, upward of l5C
members answered to their names. A quo
rum was announced in attendance.
A resolution was adopted to inform the
Senate and President that the House was
ready to proceed to business. ...
The Speaker laid before the House the
credentials Of five gentlemen of Louisiana,
signed by Michael Hahn, Governor pur-
porting to be elected members of the House
in pursuance of the recently adopted Con-
stitution OF that State. The credentials
were referred to the Committee on Flee
tinns.
The privileges of the Hall were accorded
to them (members from louisiana while
the question Of their credentials was pend
ing.
Mr.. Davis presented protest from Lou
isiana against being admitted as members.
Referred to Committee on Elections.
On motion of Mr.. Davis Of Maryland it
was resolved that the Committee on Ways
and Means be instructed to inquire into the
expediency of reporting q bill for an amend
ment Of the Constitutions providing that SO
much of the 9th section Of the First section
as declares that no tax or duty shall be laid
on articles exported from any State, be and
the same is hereby annuleN.
Mr.. Pendleton offered the following.
Resolced, That the President be request,
ed to communicate, if not incompatible with
the public interests, the report made by Col.
Thomas NJ Key of the interview between
himself and Howell Cobb, on the 18th day
Of June, 1862 on the banks of the Chicka-
hominy, by the authority of the War De-
partment, on the subject Of the exchange OF
pr sLers.
Mr.. Washburn, of ILL.,, objected so the
subject lies over.
MIR. Cox, of Ohio, offered the follow
ing:
Resolocd, That the Committee on Ways
and Means, with view to lessen the cost of
the nccessaries of life, be instructed to in
quire into the expediency Of reducing the
tariff on coffee, sugar, tea and similar arti-
cles either by payment Of all customs in the
paper currency Of the Government instead
of gold, or by the modification of the tariff,
SO that an dtudtoren, and not specific duty
be laid on said articles
On motion of Mr. Dawes, of Mass, the
motion was tabled SO to 49,
On motion of Mr.. Morrill,, of Vermont it
WIS
Resolved, That the Committee en- WAYS
nd Means be instructed 10 inquire lrto the
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LOCAL NEWS,
NEw TORE AND TnY VICINITY. =.

EIAcR NluIyo.-Ths sppesrnnce " '.
rolling olresD y private residences n bio eu....
saL osher yb4 - vhsrs those liable 10 :he dluif
Lrsted. has incucsd many young uon - ...,
"sbsdy,s o. rsSot 70 artifces they beieNo ,.a {.
sire 1cm 70 ssrAps Loin6 drafted, nest ups
provas AasShals esnss shs swhsels OF a'e' io u
in thh eity. Tos6ees this end, loylns po.i,..
tcrs, aad sthsS ssstives are "iu,si ed" So.
byibsd, and tales invented. expressly 10 Gr.,.,4
euroliiae gBcerA sotSi,hssndiug the I.As' %.
sIamiuso1sns Of there oaicisls. Porter, sHi
boys are vNaed sss,nst belag tos column. .4-
and In soms inilAnoea tazs snderss~Irer- ae I''
charged, Leaf tsem rcvalaftops COMMIT hr act
cf the m, or thets employees. 10 the arsint.''
ssrv'ns her country, or ssndias sSosib'u' ' =
tho army. Our indsistisAbs, Who rvtrl' 10 p. ',
ths farul,y Of guins where he V na w-r ~ tNi ''i
lug" many oeeurrencas SssIse DO uos sr''' 81
- % ns auz.iis vvs.ches for tle iou0vlD,
Two ysanG s1ats uel~ (snpoysd by ar" 'o'i
buain6as In stIsst not . ususSnd "''' '''i
CITY halS made ATrAn eunep's sHhe'" NJ =" -'
that lss shsald pct fun ,sh raS-nnnes " MA .
tucu,rins G,r u,exa. hu, 10 aH hh connsunArsou'
ou,1as.s parties no shn,if ispoN them - IL a. '
.mp,ovs "a In that s.sstIishmoas- fn du- Gu, 49,,
suro,,,c ofssre u,ss Lis appeszssoa, sad the rrui
uuu ss-s etif,d BY cbs eaavsunaAos tls,
between tue oiorei paatef snd Tia Provost sag'hI.
ssm.t. Tus su.isni LACK man IsjsiceS in TIE ust
Of Laihsr, saI t aohthil II hs p~sesses any at
tou to IL rocpIsen- He kAs been srppay ID io1 -
msuy yesu BY the ssmc firm, taAs even Tia OsueAt
member dos aos rScaces ever b. ring tho iGaii''
uslas of the msn Who Games vhen "Luuer!" Ia c'Ale1
The enrolling sssut having made knowu hs tIsinos'
sss tsiss 1s.0rrei y tho pssr, 80 assks.' "-sA-
: &k<~tss-.~ ~ ~ v's'.
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General Intelligence
iBy MI TO ths ysv York Sun,

rn,. ,ns- rs, ,hcir tar on receipts. mi, so, ,,
T,, h.,,s
ships suIk th-us unr,s sH. r,,y nesiy sie"'Sd"' ~
y va. reported Lee, .,ea,ss that, ,I.,, r"r, ,..
s.S.p., o,s s, rar. ,'ieMaoa., privs,sersn i-'
w., ,.'o "o" 'yr' s,, Ln"s'"
Irslse has tet.iua,c ane IL ,H. ebo,c. ., ucsr, "a
n.nVs",
Cni,.sn. ,So' hs~."',in W, .,uten, Of harNsa
p,.,on an ao r, ~ hir ]" IN ~ e. PNit-llod
reSdsn, ~ w,r.,v, ~ ls'"er "ighls ret.ccist
-,,.--,-
-hie -oldis iw %casr.s g Sa, rc ~ w ,. y
s.ns rsj sas.ey !. q sood a. White man . "a b.
s.I,a k,S;ns 'S"-''' W '"e '"v"s " sNh CO NJ
oa~r. have been sen, TO ch.,'ours to ,h,r,. .t =,
ssssssns ssns,ar o. 'hs .Sa-sd- a.ea,a ,oiis ~
poSdc,s a nc -pG1 S sl. 'S.,I sa o, no 4, as4
iuch hovitserp.
s,S 's@r 9 sSp 10: pho: s: on p,on cSs,. 90 Tue
and Mr.; ste,sI's "Rilb." The ioluer Va, ,he a.
siis and Won ths race ~ three 'sath' heat iile
C.,ny c.rs. A.. n. s.,,.,,, 4,
Che fshion-hie aYatr n,anp !si 80 49,, I' , Dov. ',
are b6iev' sps sisa x,,h M ~ ',, u.aas y 49,
WITH i,icna. hen m. ac, ''...o''. a 'nia-k!t-'
~ we 'oV"~ =" 'Sh'on three hnndred year. oi.
., i've E army co-ro.pc. ients Mr.. wiilism sN,u..n.
have BEEN esse.od b. '.on-rl Meade 70 leS," ne
Army of the t0'Spsc and ,os rturn again p,la -
txnsd Hoasreet esaicsnsnts u army op~re,icn. 1rs
chencc inpsfai , uade rStooi To f.s'J ~ an 81
otwectnton a the tkbtinx V.llii-- al he -
Army Coxps durinS rtoaLt ensagenien'.
A aAllASr act n retotted Tn bs,, b,.e, 80, ,..,
Al Sox.o bv Mr. xrn ,,,o n,.'. =, H.. - "f
shIp B.aph Ssners sern, bov, I.iu,',,,, ~ " '-
mss-,i- s.r we're bathing, when bl'- shai Y b. e..
tcnf. Ts1e tf them. MI. lsinl- a.Ii.as ,Liil., e
.tnsd s.sy sn 5: Ess. 'sS, 70 the s-s , "a
lA,.'. d,,ea bsase,h the nep,.r AMI "a g o. a
etabtT sssssA speA till the rcr wss tts wi,
dyes Sne bscod: The boats hsn, iu the 'qD .nLu
Pnt oh- aud The 6n.sa ~rs given 70 ,he ilu... . :.
bArpnn anh % ~ hauled on ehoie.
aRNylzNAv IN ronversstion vim Cer.rli ,.,,t
st his hssdau utsrs the amer aav. ..,.s,n.t,'
nv. slp eu.ed 4 little np. aslr,,- T. a. r.. t,,y
mnrrh on "a sahins ION "a hLr or, .rn,v ,... -, I
Shs ene~ AND sSkai III, ca,...si a. ,I.,.
ean~ 1ans,r 70 H. app ehcndsI fom IA. sr',,,,
the National Cspi,n vrm AFRAID oo a., >" al /,
fjevaS "H eo.iI tnd so,uosoI, lo ~
~ sib3ect vould his to snJ sori ,hss I s,h t
nm hve ds,r rASnA spd i've days iUss .. Joe.
vhoe Army ne Ill undrrfG- the ioh | sOr'J
hnow, pue pii yey 10 give him iofe thsh ihF. Do t,
In rtAx thai much, nny sU.'
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