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The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
Office Of the u. $. Marshal.


DtotTtCt HIIWes
Portland, october 3, 1864.
GEALED Proposals will be received at this ofic,
- until SATURDAY, the nj eenth dav If Ocfober
current, at noon. for furnishing the Uni ed States
Courts with LehiEb Furnace Coal for one ear from
the first dav of October A. ID. 1864. The Coal to le
Of the rest quality free from slate and dust and 10
be put into the basement of the Gus ON House IN
Portland, in such quantities and at uch time as TIA
Marshal of the District OF Maine may direct
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Fuel for
the .. Courts" and addressed tn the United
States Marshal tor the District OF Maine
CHARLES CLARK.
oct4dtu U. s. arshal Dist. of Maine.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
VRluable Real estate ID Auc,ion-

On "a ursday the 18th inst, at 3 O'Clock NJ
on tne PREMISES. We shall sell the Donbe Tena
ment BTick Dwelling House and Lot. Know, a. tba
weslbTook Seminary Female boarding hone s;ta ane
ted on stevens Plain, Nestbrook, on the III = 20 ~
eight rcdssquare. Nou'
For information in regard to the property. spplv
to Walter B. Goodrich. mari the premises orto Nm
l. Southard or f.. Hamblin. Portland ~
HENRY BAILEY Co Auetfo,.ea..
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

THERE will be a meeting of the Osceola
Base Ball Club this evening at the usual place
at IL o'clock. Every member Is requested
to be present, as business of the utmost i'm
portance will come before the club. D. w. d.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

KING's LADY's BooK.-This little dew
drop, for October, Is out bright as morning
glory, chaste as a snowflake. The little Kings
are bound to prosper. They ask for thou
sand new subscribers. We wish them ten
thousand.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

QUOTA OF PoRrLAND.-Notwi
our quota Is more than full, the Enlisting
Committee enrolled several more recruits yes
terday. They will continue the business SO
long as the money holds out and the men
ar
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

THE srocx and STAND Of 10y sSis STATE
ss; IN nj ~ soId a. bargain as the owner Il
about retiring fsoI PGHiILiPs. l40 Mode street
.ARp,y 70 octidiw
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
U. S. Circuit Court.
cLIFroRD, j., PRESIDING

TUEsDAY.-The case of Snow v. Gaspee
Fire and Marine Insurance Co.. occupied the
entire day without the evidence being all put
in. The amount claimed by plaintiff is $4,000
not $4,000 as our compositor had it yester-
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
FRrrr nf Auctiolr.

The Homestead Farm of the late
kSaN ~ William Barbour of Westbrook will
"a 1siEfeSIx2 be sold at auction, ON the premises
E9g4$ssi1H on the 10Th ray OF Octole', 1884
80 at 2t O'Clock, r. n. Said farm is
aeer DUES road in We,tbrook, on the roed TO ard
"a aus seyen miles from portland. 1t contains about
ton. 0-sAs ianu IN BOou state OF cuiufa-
bricE one ~ on the premises Is rev wen built
no e~sn ~ TWO and half stories Tie House can
SmaIS s,nra az ~ any time bv application at Reuben
0Ni'ii sS.ore, Duck Pond, Weet6rook.
locts "a =. BARBOUR. Administrators
= 4. M. PATTEN, Auct.cucer
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

A LEoTuRE.--We are informed that DIR.
Pomeroy will lecture at Music Hall, Cumber-
land Centre, tomorrow evening, October 9th,
on THE Genealogy and Characteristics of the
Genuine Yankee" To COMMENCE at t O'Clock,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

SHARPsHooTERs.-Capt. Abbott, of Thorn
aston, formerly of Co. l, 4th Maine, has open
ed an Office over the apothecary shop Of Thorn
as G. Loring, for the purpose of receiving re-
crnils for Col. McClure's battalion Of sharn-
shooters. Here is an excellent Opportunity to
enlist in crack regiment. All the United
States, State and town bounties will be paid
to those who enlist. This will be an indepen
dent regiment, and differed by irstclars men.
Capt. Abbott went out as private under
Col. Berry, and has worked himself up to a
captain by his bravery and good conduct.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
TO Contractors,

GEALEO Proposals will be received by the under
~ signed until u O'Clock M, Saturday. Oot Sth,
ls64 for the erection and completion OF four story
brick block of Dceiing Fouses, proposed TO Dc butt
foundation now laidl on Congress st, near central
Church, for j. W. Lane, Esq.
y Plans, specifications, &C may be examined at
the Office of the Architect q. ID. HARDING.
Portland, Oct 3, 1864.-d1w
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

CoBREcTIoN.-It was stated In the Press
yesterday morning that Rev. Z. Burnham was
laboring in Belfast. 1t should have been Bid
delord instead of Belfast. @ iie4
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
Mnnininal 0nnrt---0nt. d.

Richard E. Higgins, complained of by
Truant Officer White, as being an habitual
truant, was sentenced to the Reform School
during his minority.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
Stock Market.
WeekIy Cattle Market.

afH New YORK, Oct 4.
tions 7l@lS 'f'D7 =" -
SIC. .a 80 - ~
SOwine-easier; receipts $4,000 head quotations IL
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

PeRT+AED SoLpIERs' ASSOCIATION. The
managers of this Association will hold their
monthly meeting at the Soldiers Home, No.
IA Spring Street, this "wednesday afternoon,
at IL o'clock. iaH
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
Adnlnistrnfnr,s SALE.

NOId ao Its : hereby given. that by virtue of IL
Of Cnmhs, tne Judge Of frcbate for the County
Swelng house On the premises ON the seyelteenfh
uay " Oetooer, A. 1854, at O'Clock IN the afler
tLoon, tne homestead lot of tho late Renben Hoi.
orooz. late Of Freeport, In said County situat1d in
sai9 Freeport, and containing four acres Of land
with the buildings thereon. N'
HORACE BREWER. Administrator
- O"eou this I'm aay OF Sept 1854 2few5w~
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

THE Laron Troupe, as will be seen by ad-
vertisement, will perform at Deering Hall,
this and every evening this week.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

NJ. O. CINCINNATI, Oct. 8.
of the Northern Department. with Head
quarters at Cincinnati, Mai. Gen. Heintzle-
man has been ordered to report Al Wheeling.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

TUE Annual Meeting ofthe Portland Benevolent
IL Society will be held at the ofoe az fhe PortlSnd
live Cents SAVINGS Bank. No lO2 Middle street. on
"wednesday October 18th, al oclock p. NJ for the
choica Of officers sc MARIN GORE
Portland, Sept Is. 1884 did Secretary.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
House and Let at Auction.

ON Tuesday, Oct 18th, at O'Clock r. NJ. two
" story brick house No. 40 Green Street will be
SO d. IL mas nine finished rooms, hard and SOFT
water The lot is about As feet Green street. run
ning back to Mechanic street. Lot suitable for an
otnsr Moose on Mechenic street. Terms nberal-sale
positive. Enquire of II. q. BARNES, or of
Oct Ibid ~ - - ~" S0As'
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
Brig rsauxamiIla Tor sale.

TatHE fine Brig Mar xaniila ls5 tons. bsilt ~
rate. AZ coed. wen found q s.is. Fsr, ar
!. offered for sale upon rsasonab,e w,NerOw
a's ...sss ~, 4 azure nre 81 Central wharf.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

good secondhand Plane; prize
<se@sr7 $50. Can be seen AZ
~" A. RODINSOS's.
IL 81 EeeLsngo ST.
Oct t-dlw
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

FI1hc Stockholters % she New kngerd Screw
IL Sieauahlp Compsny are hsrtty otintd that an
asrossment II thrrvtuo dollar on ahafr has baei
iaia. and thst ne sane y psy.aeea a, nee - Thu
octtiv HENRY Fox, Treasurer,
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

THE EXHIBITION of the Horticultural So
ciety, which is to open at the new City Hall,
at o'clock this afternoon, promises to be
more attractive than any former one. There
will be splendid display of grapes, flowers
ard plants, and good variety of apples, pears,
&c. The best time to examine them will be
to-day, while the show is fresh.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
At Auction

u oc c fuGsOa on Friday oe 7,h. 1894, at
front Of the Post Once, to be rsmoSed ss IN
Stoves IN the buildines At p II the ' sDsins
and Monument streets. Terms and e aaMhsnce
made known at the sale. SoN1llons
HENRY BAILEY 8 CO., Auor1osurps
Oct4-edtd ''S'
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
AUCTION SALES.

valuable Tenements at Auction.
DN1 Wednesday, Oct. s, at o clock PIN we shall
E1,.tselia double tenement at Ferry Village, Cape
on{ are of wood, two story well finished fhrousb-
lara So ISeary new. 1t has good clio ets GOOD csl-
good reoa, wa.es-hard and soft. The house il In
POSITIVE the owner having removed o ne, seie
- Oct ltd DAAAhA q Coz AustioDeers.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
Meath's Counterfeit DetectOr.

IN and altered Notes.
Tho work is profnsey il ustrated with Engravinr9
bv the American Bank Note Company, repIesentine.
the standard of work ON genui0e bills It contains
full and complete instructions, which will enabl
ary one, at sight to detect Counterfeit or altered
Noises, and the bookstores generally. oct4d2w.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

A VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGE HOUSE. on
IA Myrtle st. near Oxford lighted with g. . an
well supplied with good water, viii be sold low.
iaf +. BRIGHAM RIsHoP.
81 Franklin street.
Sept 3O-d3R
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
oaptare Of freight Tratns on G,.errilra..

sd 1878 V LOUISVILLE. KY, Oct. A.
Two freight trains were captured and
burned by the Gueril!as on the Nashville r.
R., last night.
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

PoRILAsD COUNCIL No, /, U. L. of A.,
will hold its regular meeting at the usual
place. 49, b
The election of quarterly officers, occurs
this evening. NDol
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
LAnUEs

Who have cold hands and feet; weak stonaobs,
lame and weak backs; nervous snd sick headache:
dizziness and swimming In tho head, with indieee.
ton and constipation Of tho bowels; pain in the sid
and back; leuoorrh0a, tor whiteal falling Of ths
all that long train diseases viii find in Electric.
ity snro means Of cure. For painful men situation
too profuse menstruaticn, and all Of those long ine
Of troubles with young ladies' Electricity Is csrtan
specific, and will, in short tiDae, restore the sufferer
TO the vigor Of health.
EK- We hare Electro Che ic0g AD0drotus oF
extracting Mineral Poison from the system such as
Mercury, Antimcny, Arsenic, nc. Hundrecs who
troubled with still joints weak backs aud vaFi-
otherdifnculties, the direct CAMEO of which, In
nine ont OF ten Is the eject Of poisonous drugs
be restored TO natural strength ald vfgor By
asa of from five to eight Baths.
OHioe hours from O'Clock a. NJ. to P.M.;1i
9; and TO p. n.
Courrltation Fres. tv1liead
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05
TO TEE AFFLICTEDI
DR. w. N. DEMING,
Medical Electrician.
No. N CIapp,s Block.

) MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens OF
ly located in this city. During the eleven months
that We have been in town we have cured some OF
the worst forms of disease in persons who have tried
other forms Of treatment in VAN, and curing pa
tents in SO short time that the question Is often
asked do they stay curedg To answer this question
We will say that all that do not stay cured We will
doctor the second time TOR nothing.
Dr. d. has been practice. electrician fer twenty.
one years and is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic Giaeases
In the fora of nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In tho head, neck, extremities; Consumption when
in the acute stages where tho lungs are not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism sorofula hjx
Diseases white swelipgs, spinal Diseases curvatI
OF the spine. contracted muscles, distorted limbs,
palsy Or paralysis, ST. Vitas Dance deafness stam-
mering or hestancy Of speech, dyspepsia, indiges-
tpn, constipation and liver complaint piles-we cure
every case that can be presented asthma, brcnchi.
tbs, st!ctuTes OF tne chest AID ali forms Of female
nomplnints. Tr
The Portland daily press., 1864-10-05

BENZ. KINesAURY JE., sec'y.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01

The iaexeTahss draft hes bsxae Aeayily
upon saany eosalies Of keasaeky. Com
paralisely few OF the able bodied men who
ass drafted fad II ssryeaissE 30 ssspors ID
taeis district headqasvteFs, ssamhsss of
tbsa preferring TO WELD their arms a.
gaiast the aossrnmens whiek farsss them
frem their pssos&ai sscessions 20 the aelds
OF caraage. Drafted mea are going by
handreds snte shs raaks ef she rebel ar.
nay. Early on Saturday aerniag last a.
bout la drsfssd mea sppesssa % The
saaia ssrses ~ thts essss mouated and
armed wish esShinss, masksls, asubls
hwxreilsd shos guns and pistols. We ass-
drystand SDas abvas aesenky -kss asheFs
passed IAgeagh the oasskirts vi our city
aE ssry early boar om 6unday sssFning,
ana shaa sboss 900 stopped as Mr. Joha
Chests.m's farm "a Friday sighs.
Eome of thesa men sta11d that Ave or
six hsutrsd msse nlea 9oxsd ssoa be -
laag after then, bat thsy bare not yss
passed thros fhis eaaatys These man
.srs prinsipsiis fran Hafdia, Hrsskea-
ridge and Meade ssantisss ssd skey wsrs
naking their may 10 tke saEnAnd e
0aassA Eysns - ssnes - 1sa1s sses
hin.
From vssssas ssssssss ~ - sssas 30
hear of hsadfsds sf drafted msa xsiss %
The rxuks e re reed ssmy. T6s dfsfs
h Ks~sackS Mill doshtisss Pea more meu
II shs HSefe1osnes sh&a ~ EstseAi
ssak1 = Hm1sssoa lKy., RepsvtE.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01
rHE aKLKcr.oNr IN nALrImoRE.
BALuaoag. Nov, Q. ~


ssComing events cast their shadows be.
fore them" For several days previous
to The ''elecsioa,n the da:iy newspapers
we're crowded wilh threats, new oaihs for
Democrats, and notices 10 ssIoyai men''
70 allow no traitor (they meant Demo.
esats and other frieads of liberty ana
peace1 ballot to poliata the ballot bOx -
Here are some Of the tesla;
On the opening of The polls il vas no.
tieed thas the Linpoln- Swan Plug Ugly
ticke& was printed IN blue, apoaa tFanspa-
rsns paper. with q largo United States
Tag In the esnter. This tieksssbeing ear
ly distinguished, the holder was Esost
Welcome, and bis ballot rseaisea, while
ihe plain Mcclellan ticket subjected abe
holder Go assault and dislraaehisesnent.
The Judges refused ia maay sassanees TO
receive the tickets Of veteran soldiers be.
oaass they were nss for Lincoln. In this
way several thousands Of our citizens
wers disfsanehised, assaulted and ar
rested.
10 ous of the wards there we're 400
votes o6rsd by Democrats and Peace
saea In general. OF this namher 800
sere rejected; and yet the jadges report
gincoln, 600; MsClellaa I'D; total, 10.
In this ward there counted sosae 900 vates
900 Of whieh wera Aims Ilsase paapass,
and other illegal voters; iadeed some OF
ths voters did ass know where they lived
until o 'sleyal lsagaess' posssd thea whsls
before The sdges. Out Of q, 600 voseEs
ia sha rssy. ttays are IA f3fk3 wh0 did NOT
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01
Qua DEcEEr Esro nARRARssa.

The brataiities Of The Kansas Missouri
eOndics under the old Union have char
ac&sxissd, from the beginning of the var
of the sections, tho eoRdiGs 10 Missoari,
That 6erce ssguerriiia,n Qaantrell. has
hsca goadsd to bis desperate revenge hs
onFragcs in that quarter, and the same
causes have, II appears, directed the
bloody knifs Of ssBilf Anderson.n aEiis
father and brothers, - says The St. Louis
Republican, speaking of that fierce man,
Have been killed in the rebel service.
Anderson, IL 10 said, has stated tbas his
mother aad two sisters wess KILLED ye&r
or tao age at kaasas City, by The fall Of
building 10 which they we're coafned,
with others, as prisoners, and charged
that the fall OF the building was inter-
Gfoaiy prndwced qy the criminal ass Of
the Fedarals having them ia sostody, for
ths purpose Of desfroyfag fhs siHnatss.o p
This set Ere 10 the mans passi 1ns, aud
bis hand became red with the blood Of 90
misunderstanding vengeance
s'The army came BY one day. said a
man from Misseari 10 q clergyman Of
baltimore, Sand tried TO force my noble
boys iato The RANKS, and, because they re-
fused to 20, shot out both their brains,
before my eyes burned, sacked and de- :
troped everything possessed ip she world
10 . few hours- Then my angle wifs snd
bad to dee for our lives 10 eAs wosss,
where we existed for three months aad
from thence / came hssss and, a. heis
means place of torment, say | asa q
refugee from hcll.n These haEhaFlsies
appear TO havs fallen upon their survivors
In despondaas madness
Fsrosisy has moved towards The Aslaa-
tie frem beyond the Mississippi. Ilaviag
commence In Misseari, ii has heokss osas
Ia fearful fatality in keatacsy. The
bloody monsssx under whose jaEisdistsoas
Il rained aad mardsred ~ rreesasly 81 Eara
aiasah, doss nos appear 10 have taken
With him % bis resirrmeas the aand wlah
whieh be oppsawss 10 hare alllsds Afro
city ia ksnsuoky suyyisea hia rsles The
Ciaeinnssi En4asxex iliasfxasss shss sssssh
Ia shs faliewiHg narratiea Al eye
witaess iafovms tbs writer fhat toe pFis-
ouess, shinly al~ds wars imksn into aka
;ass On the edgs a sAs tswn, and shsre
Kept .saisiag for sems tine, in . cold.
damp asmsspLsFe, far tho c&psaia eharg-
a. sssiA he dafy ef kigine akss. 4 AS~
Issaas ssxissa - d u saldIiess Il 4.
might ssik % the Prisoasrs . nonsas,
sa1 thsy said me- be seald not. The
captain sens, pzlled oata piess ef paper.
and eoms1nndsd The pfisomsf. Mkosel
nams6 ~ should sail ta ssep - tks front.
He at*empted 10 road shs oi<ior. bnf ooeid
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01


CO ID September, 1855, John w. Fer
ney deliseyed an address In Laasassss,
wAish was levslIsa - abs Kaow-aosAiags
and ahsliiionisss, in xhieh he spoke ~
foliows-we quote from printed copy, cir
eulassd by the author as shas time'
asVbat 10 there in our happy soaatEy
TO msaks Eaea afraid Of ths lighs Of day or
OF hoaess Inquiry Have We easscyipt
iass that tesFs the hasbandman fsvsa his
plough, the father fF9m bis FAMILY, the
s0n frosa his widowed mosheFl Have
we q gang OF ksrea far 9atAsrsss 20 drain
the sahssaaee of the people? SKcaKr
CsugPATroN AGAINST sCcH wsoScs WOULD
Be JusriFIARLg ANn xIouT, for ws age
taught that ssflESISTANCR TO TT
RANTS Is OBEDIENCE To G0DiH
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01

Circumstances beyaad cur eontsei caaa-
pel as to issas bas bali shees tsis wssks
aud il may be shas ws will be feseed .
sssss i haif shsas fsss ssxs aF tbsss wseks.
We have ordered paper xhieA may not
be rresaved for three weeks, and until II
Ia recriyed we saa Issue has half shees.
We hope our pasroas viii eesS SaiA %
ibis ,ine, iss ws do ass etsaa pas shena
ID w,sh anything short Of what they eea-
sraceed Tor. when oar paper arrivss wa
viii try to asks ap for all Of cur short
comiags. - '
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01

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sS'assasn =. shs E. sas 1as4s,
as .'s - I u =. - 80
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oeaeha VI suoss'sasisa' SSoasSAAA'" S''a
e4seT sta aasna'aon
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We Pay no Laoss ooassass ssaIa ssso -
y 'as soa.a sat saNs.5 ossnse' = - 's sue
no laAa HeaooA - 80 g.'s - 80 ~
- tns yoaak snu1, 'os1 70 sno iaiI aslss
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1864-12-01

The Washington gossip Of the New
York HisTid says sbai . pesss eomm issaoa
TO RisAmaad 10 kalked Of, with sach msa
90 Edw ard Everest, Tburiow Wsea aa-i
Gsnssal Siskles upen IL, 10 eaisr the rebels
pswcs il shsy wsli abeiish slavery sasi re-
Iurn 10 tha uaioa.
Here ws have the AnnoaaSmeas again
thai the sar is 10 ba for tha ahslishmsat
of slavery aaA sst Tor the ressoratioa Of
the Uaiou.
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THE DaAFr.--Is Is aow believed that
the next draft will bs for SOC, 900 aen,
sheagh soas correspondents pxessnd 10
belissa is sil Be fsr s00, ,00a. IL will
take plaes In Dseesnber or early In Jana-
aFy. Congress viii be asked 10 repeal
sha substitute clause, 20 thas every man
who 10 drafted will DO salls5 apoa 10 sake
q muakes ard 60 isto the army. Aassh-
er amendment 10 audsr consideration nj
Washington, via: 10 sahiest all between
shs ages OF eighsess and 6fsy ~ aFafs.s--
fUsioa Demecrag, N. III.
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rag REsULT N rHs sTAxxs.

AaS &BStkt ~ ms Sk&4&3s
SKw YoRK.-Ii is-difseuls - ges at the
true majorikv in this State. The esai-
pnate4 al msiosiries, BY coaaases, range
from .s0l to 9,0U9. IL wiil range be-
tween The two, perhaps aearer the small
eF thns the larger.
EEw JERsRr.--The aaofscial majority
is gives. ~ ,063 for Mcclellan
Igpf4xa.--Lincoin' ssajarity 10 esfama-
ted as &c, 600. being gaia Of l0, ,000 over
Masfsa for Gesernog at the October eles-
ton.
aiArSx.--0n tha homs vote Lins1In's
HssioFssy Be- estimated a. frsm IL 900 so
lS COO.
MAssAcnUsETxs.--fn all but k6AFteea
tswns, Llacssn has 76, ,923.
Allssogaas- Ths Liacoia msaiority will
run ap TO 10. coo.
Oage,S.-- The majority for Lincoln re-
ported By telegraph l. over 200.
CAIds0zxlA. - Tha sna iwisy for the EsiH-
cala eieefors ID assamed as 2s 900, ahieh
estimasa is mach toe large.
Nevada has gons Lincoln BY sems H.
500.
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M 2a,

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ofasTs Thsy rsqrfstsd y - sllosed
y 1sfa tassr oefsas - Nsrf ri aIlq1s9
q su1Isy wM e1 afsa md both Fssl-
Oas groansd afksf ss fsais wh1n Z svldlss
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eEaiu. 49, aaaeM shsfs
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tsSe sas oaasT Tear - Nefusss the dea1h
~ sssss Tor - Dis sss sAn ssll
The sxpulsis - sAeAsaa6s % ssm<a
ana snsiafea ffe1 AtsAasa shoss that
svea ne gsnsas q ShesmAa ea,ngs sAys
- ssF = Nos tTea axsss ~ saFssy.
opsa1iog ot Iofsgaax espaa9 Aslsata,
sofrssf'oaeaptn ~ ~ sinleAx0 Tsttars
noia the fohawipx Mnk ~ = 1straofs
ainafy ssos1 = ~ Nersef eeaa& fross O.
q Oooes " ssylss.s under
e.1ias os enAo afess 10 snnmss.1
esaa3 ne axsiaies psuadsrea sp These 90.
csssonsi ne ineaaass "ons handFsa and
hfsJ sehaeisa. SUCH ~ haxsiess carsa-
agess e1o' omssfs ana 80 ess aarra-
", ~ stA1ss, - y snsss fsIeeEsss.
e aaAe Il Il 80 sssssens aa saas'
eniose krfoanes Sseie = masonic apron
sna smoisns from sns noasa OF lady
snose nasoana sss ~ Tue rsosi army
Sas naa prasaaasay bsaaE asprissd 81
neaIay ssMsaasae ssses sFa seemed ncass'
n 1asAsa = sae 20 sree PasS 40 pFofse-
ison. a. aaosasf ssAW - ~ aasessfaan
ea sass sae xaMay 80 200 sA<sn any
.saas ass 1naEs ssus Inesr slock
- Kssea aaa Sasaf fasadfsaas eIesAeal
aesfa Aaa saess aosrsrs aavs bean
pespfstfafsa vi Ensn wnnm w6 mass 70.