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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04

Correspondence Of the Charleston MeEcury.l

NOtAerpsLocHte o. ITO OlAfi5ALca &eECuET.l a
RICHMOND, April 27.-The rsPorE tBGs Grant
is St Chattanooga is not credited hsre. Bas
Why this dslsy on tho R8pidan, snd il It likely
Grsat should risk his reputation By leaving a
successful Ter an unsuccessful tiald It is
Ligceln's policy to have Grant defeated" viii
Be sAid. Bat net as the Ii5S Of losing bis ezpi-
tai Victory IS more needed than the defeat Of
8 possible political riYEL
Tbs Sentinel thiabs fight imminent between
Lee and Grant Per eOzlFG, Gan. Bragg IL said
TO be of opinion that no fight Of importance viii
occzr on the RapidGa, buf that the main es.aeh
Of tho enemy viii be msda from the peninsula or
OF ths soulh side Of james river. Which of tho
two Military opinions is The wiser, remains 70 be
decided. A private letter from an ofii5er in
Lees army says there ID no indication OF imms-
dia.s hostiitie5.
Vics-President Ssephens' past rec5rd is being
unssrthed fer ;ha beneft Of ihs readers Of the
EEqgJsT. The same su9unt Of industry ex-
pended or .he record Of Others in tbs high
PLACES might prove even more remunerstiVe.
There are many QUAINT and curious volumes
Of forgotten lore" in ihs history Of our poll
tieisn8. Bat Whist boots / to remember the
psst or 10 quicken the pale embers Of by-gone
| dsssnsiGnsf
Banks Rsd River expedition is said to have
/ been undertaken st tho suggestion of the Yam
kee cotton men in NsW Orleans, who promised
Banks million Of dollars if he would hold
the e,untfy lo1g enoagh 20 get the cot ton cut.
BE failed, but we destroyed vast number o!
bales which might have been saved. Oar city
papers xTe skSptiesl enough to doubt the secu,
r1cy Of tie "WesleEn dispatches" which coms
\ from Mobile
The assignment of Lieut. Gen Holmes TO the
command of tbe North CsIolina reserves is
| deemed sn odd Administration comment on its
/ cWn pTOu11tiogs Gan Ransom Su,Ss.aoi iutlneut
| in place of Gen. Ezsy is isvoTs Regarded,
! although VrgiEizn would hevS been prefer
red The youths of the city, between Is and
| Is years Of sge, are called cut to-morroH.
| The six psr censs adgertissdss suction ca tbs
12.h Of MAy will bring. 1t is thoughi, I20 to 125
| The city il excited shout horse impTessmentS
HERMEs.
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Letter frssa HsissIssippI.

Correspondence OF the Mobile AdFertiser.l
CAEToE. MISS, April "a, I564--Thsrs has
beoR some excitement bore in consequence Of e
spirited affair between 9 foTee Of the enemy es-
timated - I7oO, and less than half that number
Of General WHIT Adams command. Il appears
Tia. the YEBkess moved in this direction from
VieksbuTg on the IA, and the fighting com-
msnced nfar heehsniesburs on the YIsoo.
General Adams went to the front on tho 205h,
and i5 still in command there. Oar troops oc-
caPied Yszoo City on the 21st, and tho latest
Sdvices cay they ha-s cnt cff three gunbssts.
TbsTe is considerable number of negroes with
the Yankees.
Col. Powers, of Gen Tom Taylor's brigGds,
fell upon party Of Yankees within g mile or
Two Of Port Hudssn, q few days since, sLd xiii
cd several; captured %, aud drove them inside
iheir deisnces. The prisoners arrived here On
the 2Ist.
Cent. Whitaker, of Kinds cosEsy, command
ing party Of rangers, is doing effective work
down on the Big Black, cart Of VicEsbufg.
GsE. Writ Adams is now in command OF all
the cavalry In Less Old district, and his energy
aud experience give assurance that be aill prov
linlleli adequate TO the charge. His popularity
IS eTsatln ths section.
I ktvo s5ea the New Orleans True DeIta, oi
tie IA q, which gives sn sccoant of tie battle
on Z river 1: admits thst a. j. Smiths corps
vss driven back sixteen miles, but does moi
tsAie ihalr loss An official dispatch tfoa Gen.
Dick Taylor places is a. 7Oo0 RlcHEILEU.
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Wool AT THE NoKTH-The Federal House
cgmnitsss On BsaulAc.SrSI recently made rs
pert relsiive to duties on wool. They ssy that
tie expectation that low grades Of wool would
not coupste with domestic PTojueis has not
been realized. Bsven-sigaihs OF al importa-
lions last year weIo invOiced below tie mini
mum Of eighteen cents per Pound, the whole
averaging less than seventeen censs. The ensiTe
duties Of lsss year did act produce moro than
half million dollars. The importers made
good thing oct of it; but, to prevent like
speculation next year, it is recommended that
tbc duty Of five per coa.. en- wOols uiid1r
eighteen cents be changed TO specific 0Usy oi
tkgoa csat5 psr p0azd, snd an al VAl9Eem d7tY
Of tWeaiy Per cent; On woods costing oveI
| eighteen, aud not CVsr twenty seven cents,
specific duty Of 6 cents per pound, and an ed
valOTsm duty of twenty PEI cant; OF wool cost
iEg ever twenty-fJur cents, nins cents per lb,.
AID tWensy per cent. sd vslOFem ss the port
where the duty is paid. The total amount Of
wool imported during The last fiscal year was
II $50 1913 peaDjs, costing Sl2, ,29O $50.
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A DRFEREECE-W WEy Is R7-ThsTs is some
difference between the market prices Of Atsnis
AID taos5 Of other cities, eys-yb5dy ka3T7s, yet
eobody ca explain way. Fhis diff5fs2es, TOO,
seems . always be in fsEaT Of .ho butchers aud
bueIstsrs Of Atlanta. Wo have given the prices
ia Nobilei take Savannah as smother example
TtsFesss, Of Monday, says: On Saturday The
rasIlcst Has veil supplied wi!h al kiuds-og veg
essbla5, at marked decline on former prices
Beef vas scarce, and very few stalls had suy
for sale. We n5ticsd man vho bad Rno lo
Of bsef in = Ezgon, which lie offered at whole
ssls to the butchers, al 81 25 psr pound, but
found no purchaser! TLose inside tas maEks
asked houl 81 80 70 So per pound, By retail
somo persons thosghl that handsome pref
c5Bld hsvo been made q tbs. price. Tue %
jet, however, seems to ba to kssp small sup
ply On hand, sad obtain large proe!.
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wA leading Administration Journal Of Nsw
York proposes c platform for It's party ct the
coming election, from which We give few ex-
tyacts, IN oIdsT that the people may see where
the r3.i0u is going under the lsEd Of the afro
eious fanatics who noW control the Govern
mont:
The Acknowledgements Of the freedsn under
the emancipation PTOcissa:ion, Of ell & slaves
ia lhs rebel States, as e0mplets and irrevelsi-
bla faci which, nsithsr taTough any subsequent
congressional eneetmerts, nor through judicial
decisions, can bo made Of no effect
&c Ahs0luts e0uhscatiou OF ihs property Of tie
rebels not inciuded In the proclamation of am
nessy By tao PIesidsnt DismembeEment and
division Of ths confseAiad esEAtes into small
parcels for white and black settlers and soldias
under the existing laws fer the public domain.
An emsEdmsns of tie Constitution which
shall for sIl Tina prohibit slavery in the e8tTe
| jurisdiction of the Uaiied States, snd every.
where under the proteeion Of the flag.
TIE recognition and establishment Of the
principle that eiiizsRship Of the United States
can be gained By every i1hsbitsas thereof.
Uaco6disio1sl su5erdiRsiion Of the separate
States 20 the exclusive sovereignty Of theil
| General G17cEnmsnt in nstional questions"
| The rebel must be pooF-spirited indeed Wit
woald not prefer the 81 last ditch'' to tbs humiis
| ten of such settlement Of cur difficulties
Chicago TIRss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04

Contrary 70 rublie expectation, quorum vas
present 10 each house, and beth branches Of tie
Coat,d1Tets States Congress organized, On Mon
dsy last, and Al once proceeded 70 the trsnssc-
ton Ct business. The PEesidsas's naesssge-oi
which We give a 1naaser telegrsphic synopsis
this nozBinC-Ess received sEd read Il viii
be seen an intiusE5n wEs thrown oub that The
session would be al unusually short one. IN
ds5 ordinary .ciroCmstsuess this announcement
might be gratifying, hui st present We can cen
esjVs Is should DO o!herHi5s. Ia addition q
sach Dsw lsgisls;ion as Tie ezigs1eiss Of ih9
county Esy T,qz!re, 6afeets in previous legie
uon should be amended. This is expected by
and is due to, tie public, who win not to!sTa.,
indiFeTenes 70 theiE demands OF The psEt O.
ilicir servants. Let the wncla work be done
sad well doue, before En adjournment is talked
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ailg gppeal.
.hOREING EDITION.
GA
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY a, 1864
rRE FRONT.

Gentemen who left Daltoa yesterday morn
Ing, report ell quiet at tho hour Of leaving with
10 indications Of sn early movement of deei-
sive character, On either Eids. The sGair on
Monday, Of which we hsd tsIegrsphic sdvices,
tunnel CIT 70 30 uuimpor5ant, the only fruit Of
the sdEsnos made by the eEsmy being to put
every body on the look cut and fIishisn few
csvslIymen.
Tho enemy s principal foEca asoms to bo mass-
iug in he v.cini.y Of Cleveland, as If an sd
vaaes would be msdo from that direction. Re.
ports slso say that considerable forces arc be
loH chstisgoOgs soms distanca, OF the river.
Bat Htsle fnteTest Esems to be felt IS to which
routs The foe msy choose, everybody feeling
satisfied hat al p9iats are guarded, sEi wiling
70 abide the result.
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Siege MATTERs-T Tios HzSdTcd Gs9 Niastg-
E;Ehth Day.-Ths bombaTdmsnt of Fort Sum
ter continues with spirit From Friday morning
ninety five mortar shells were thrown at the
fort from ths enemy's batteries. This severe
fire wSs likewise kept up on Sunday, but no
dispatch from Colonel Elliott had reached head
quarters up to the hour at which We closed cur
report
Twelve shells were thrown al the city on Sal
uTday and ten'on Sunday.
Several more vessels, heavily laden, passed
ihs bar on Saturday, going southwark. It ID
not unlikely thai these may be portion of the
reintorcsments for Fanagut, some account ol
which viii be found in another part Of so-day'l
pApeT.-MFeHy, ~,
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EIFFTHE MEAL AT TIE HILL-Iti is a Bousee'of
annoyance 70 the soldiers il the army to receive
eoru meal cyz.sa and nearly oae-haf brS1.
Tho facilities il camp for sitting meal are not
efficient. The government might remedy fhs
o7il J!-haviag selves attached to the mills, iAui
ssgarsliug the bran there. Tae bzau could be
useS 70 fesd hogs snd cattle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-05-04

THE French TOBACCO The Petersburg
Registsy, in speaking cf the departure of sbe
French vessels frein james river, says:
'Ws sincerely hope they have gone minus a
'ohGW, Uhif, or s pinch IL the hfst plsee,
F1anco has Iscog1izsd, in dtfaEcs OF her own
ya5Ic lsw, Lincsln's blockade, while st the
ssras tina shs has violated the same pabiic law
! by Withholding : recognition Of Scathsrn inGs-
| psEdence, long ago E'oa By Southern arms. If
| southern property is damaged By fraudulent
/ blockade we DO not see the philosophy of per-
/ rnilting G nation which has esnnived az the
rsud 10 open port fer it's owa especial accom-
modslion and for the benefit Of its own 'pecu-
hur.' Tobacco ID q commodity that will keep,
and it should have been kept until trade with
tho world was opened foT those ia whose eusto-
| dS it was.
.'Ip tho second place, We shall not cry our
ieye5 ont' sbous any quarrel this taDacco busi-
ness may kick up between the French and the
Yankees, although We by no msEns think tha.
tnis quarrel will be serious one. The English
| 'lccked hoTns' once with the Chinese about Cpl
upa. bu. so don't think the French will do the
| Ne With the Yankees &bcut tobacco. Another
| question will most probably produce corngtisl
| inter!ocking between these parties"
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FATAL ACClDExT.-We learn from the Cen.
fsdsTais Uzio# t5ss 2.iss Pope, Of South Care
lins, was killed in Midway, nesr Mllejgevillei
ca Wednesday last, very guidsuly, By the run.
niBg away Of horse with buggy, in which she
was riding, sni from which she was thrown
very viOlaa.ly. Shs lived but saort time si.eI
10 scei5sat
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with fve strands Of manila yarn, the whole Of
the ten strands thus formed Of the hemp and
wire to Be laid EpiTally around tie padded core.
Tie weight Of the cable in air viii be 35 eWt- 3
quarters par nautical mile; the weight Ia water
viii bs IA eTt. per nautical mile the breaking
strain will be z tuus 10 cHt; or equal to eleven
times its weight per nautical mile in Wa.sr I;
that Is to say, If suspended psrpendieulaTly
flom the stsrn o. tie vessel, il Would bear its
own weight ia eloyon miles depth Of wa.sT.
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- A gou5leulaa notifies the public through
tle columns Of Middle GsoggiA newspaper Roi
to trade with ais wifs with the expectation O
bis 'PsyiDg suy debt or contract that she may
make, ~ al The sacred bonds that bind then
together, sTe now dssolved and forever blOtsed
ou." How were the "sscr0d bonds blotted
ost sEd dissolved
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BUREsIDE's CodMAED. - TAe command
which is being organized st Annapolis, By Gen
Burnside, Is = motley sssemblage. Black snj
white, American and European, old soldier and
esw recruit pu! in by bounty agents, ring'
ssr5.ksd and spsokled, speaking Yankse-EnS'
lish, uegro English and Datch, they make =
mess on. Of which, if Barlside can get q cred
liable fight, lie will Re marvellous man. The
R.chnond Ssz:iBd understands that so an
promising corps has not been seen il the E.r.
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EXTRACT.

HEADQUARTERS ARaT OF TESEEsEEE I
Bs't=a, "a, AFrii I3lh, 1s6l.
SPECIAL Orders Ne. IC2I
Y. At tbs rec seFs Of the Ohisf QusrtorUa ssssf
Msjog J. BLUE EoVEE, Assistant Chlzf Qzarts .TlsS
ter Il sspesiaIy chzrEsd vita ta0 eoileed5a slip
---' - s1Pply OF iorsFs fer the AlEsy OF TeEnes
-s7i o11esrs ssd agents noH cps, ms above duty
by order fro1a these H,sSqUsr era vii rspoE 70 LAC
A0ore.
By eonzEnd of Gen JoassTOE.
ZENLOCH FALoOEER,
Rsior J. Blue MOORE 4 a General
Asst Chief ouaUierzaasssr Army Of TeaEsszss.
e,Tn 26+
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- Tho clear annual income, or salary, Of
half the sovsEeigns Of Europe doesnot snouas
to e23 ASS. Up to the commencement az ~
present eentuIy shs richess sovereign family Of
Europe, excluding Russia, was he honse al
HspshuIg- Lorraine. They possessed, and sliIl
possess, enormous estates within The Austrian
empire IS private property, which, though mis-
managed in most instances, produce = million
sterling per snRun.
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R.FTTEE WOUSE!

THs proprsotors G tis vel Izsvz end pePulA
EzosE5E
Rsrlz- zig thAzks to fls e;zeas 5f z.obIe and ei
trsveug Pabi. iar lie vsEy 1ssrsl paronass hereto
fore szssnasd and EoPe, y strist st-sHtos to th'
wants q he people, - merit and rscs,ve eoniiaH
sacs Of he ssras
We would Esy in this E0t;cs, to correct Eonle Uis
Representatives ti=t bss gaEe zb.oES lhst oar eAsFf'
is FIFTEkS DOLLARS PR DzT, s2d Ia 10 case la
more been casTEo5.
FAMILIES ossiso1s of procuring apartments osE
do 20 y s6SEessl5E tie updsrELszel
NABRING, DJVALL Il 90,
spIsIu ProP-ietsrz siobe- Ala
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ET- TIE Richmond EzamiHsr incllneA to the
ouinisn thst the campaign ia the Sounds region
sf Ec.ih Carolina has terminated for the pres
ent, as there is little doubt that the Yankees
have largely reinforced the garrison By troops
from Beaufort and Hilton Head. ss .
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e Captain Wallsce, enrolling officer 't
Columbus, Gs, (3,d congressional di5trict,)
has beaa transferred to Macon, (4th congress
iOnal disiT;cl) snd is succeeded by Captain TYm,
Tn--ia
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BLowE UP-Within the past few days
Yankee schooner in York river was blown up
by . torpedo An eye-Witness, who Concealed
himself when it appeared in sight, says the YES.
sol was completely destroyed, and number OF
men were thrown into the air There wsre sew
eTal others some distsnes of, which weighed an
chor aud hastened down tho river as fast as
their sails could carry than. They were FISH,
ing for oysters -Rishm0Rd Whig.
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Material Of the New Federal Rsrces-
DeserJ5en
Tie following letier rom the Federal COM
mander st Yorktown, published By the Nor.
ihern press, needs no comment;
HEADQUARTERS, U. s Forces, I

HEADQUARTERS, U. S. Forces,
YORKTowN, Va, Ap.il Is, 1854.
GeneIal-An extended spirit Of desertion pre-
vaiiing among the recruits recently received
from she Meth in some Of ths regiments of my
command has led me to make some inquiries re-
sElinz in apparently we'll authenticated iDf0E-
nation, Which bag respectfully to communi-
cate to you in this unofficial manner, doeHing
it required by humanity, no less than by orr
common desire to benefit the service.
There seems 20 be little doubt that many, in
fact. think am justified in saying the most of
these unfeTtunst5 men, were either deceived, or
kidnapped, or both, in tho most scRndslous and
inhumsu manner, in New York city, where they
we're drugged and carried off to New HsEnp-
Shire and Connecticut, mustered IN and uni
formed before their consciousness was fully re-
stored.
Even their bounty was obtsined by parties
who were instrumental in these nelarious trans
! actions, and the poor wTetches fnd themselves,
on Teiufnipg 90 there senses, mustered soldiers,
wi.hu2t any pecuniary benefit Nesrly AL
| cere foreigners, mostly sailors, both ignorant
| of and indideTen! to the objects of the var in
which they thus suddenly find themselves In
Yolved.
Two men were shot here this morning fer De-
| ssrtion, and over thirty more are now aTsiting
/ trial or execution.
These examples arc essential, as We al IN
| derstand; but it occurred to me, general, that
you would pardon me for thus calling your at
tsntion 70 the greater crime committed in New
York, Of kidnapping these men into positions
FheEe, to their ignorance, dsserEien mus! seen
ike vindieAtion of their own rights aad lib
erty.
Believe me to be, general, with the higbes
esteem, your Obedient servant,
u. WIsTAR.
To Asior.Gsn. John A. Dix, New York city
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~ Ths detention of the rebel Grams" in
Earope may account for the high price Of mat
lcn il the Confederate States, bat not for the
/ big5 price Of best.
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E Celouel james ChesnUt, j., has been
sppointed bgig@1sr-ssnorsl Of reserves, in
South CsTclln4.
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The highest market PEiCe, either IN money
or subscription, win be paid far clean csfon
OF linen Nsgs, wbils CT colers5, delivered ct the
APPEAL eOSn.ing-Toon. Asszte-
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e A little girl, daughter Of Mr. G. Prevatt
g R8bsson ceuuty, N. c has been spinning
f9T the past six months good yarn for Uniting
sad cotton thread.
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t1yA very modest poet seeks TO assure the
word shas most Of ell he loves too skyiark q
lay" We are prOsaie snough to prefer the
benz.
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TELEGRA APaIO.
Reports Of tho Esre-s Associ..lon.

Entered Accsz5rg % set 81 Congress q - year I8
by J. 9. TEFAsaEE, n me CsEks gfiea o. ths Dis
Elst CoUr Of he Colssdseats States for tbs N9Tth
srn rrstriat Of Gaorvf-
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"a. -. .aCTR.N,
a. skEs a a. UseS
News = soEt Ter TIC AEEly OF Tennessee,
AND AGENT FOR

The .Ize713fsssts -BGtEg sfRpeaE.
Esn CszrisEs, Brigade End Res nea a lse1s Agents,
viii be supplied sa beretofars viii Daily Pspss At
eighteen to twenty eslts-Elso daily plPsTs al ths
counter sf twenty ave osats.
A larFe edi.ion Of tha AFPEAL EseslHe5 every day.
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EOTECE.

ATLANTA, 4 Pril lst, 1884
r HAVE turnsd ever 10 str PAUL JOKES 80 oid
VirFiuisn and Tobsse1 I4a1-- acs5iror tas totssoo
trade al ly house IL. Jones VII 90 justice 70 pJF-
sbsssr ara cen isrsr. AK for nm iss-ai patron
age fron ~ t-isz iz and TIE FubIo. ar. JOKES eG9
be found Es heretofore 81 ihs ttors q
l. 2. DAVIS
C5uuiszicn Merchant
sua1 eT gssChlrea street.
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CFC,aRs .EgE'D LIQ UOAf.
ES+ la - Liguor Of al Kizaa
O's NY By tie bgrEsI gallon e: botsl'
r. OORkAf
Rear of Atisaia aotels
EecsLCr street.
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Toz.-Ths Lsdiss OF Tsnnessse IN this city,
ard all Others who feel disposed, and have the
time to spare, srs requssssd 70 meet at the Aihs-
neum TINS wednesday, AFTEREooa, st four
o'clock, to form an sssoeiation auxiliary to tho
Tennessee Soldiers Relief Assoeiztion. Ard
ths gentlemen who volunteered to go Tho font,
in case Of battle, are slso requested 81 msss
and oIganiEa, SO as to bersady iOr scion, wheu-
ever it is necessary to move.
J. +. CUzsIEGs,
myA.1t President
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EEW Confession 8OUs


aFUHs9 "a III q . = -g''
~EEERAI. CJE1iIS5ICS EHRoHAGTs, 2sss
r ss8rrr,fl' corner Il sriesta ETeeti AHsnl2, "a
- M Te.F.1al u snG promptly 9 ell oidsrs 40
-oDr -rer.tF e. tru1 sec 10 l1eir care - - -
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& CO.,
s1NO EENNVA.Na2 /!

DAN WAY 4o1 tAs b1gg-r-se.s e. ttlsoa1 q
III the us-lr GC see z9-A uasIzcs Us Boy IA ~
- sboat -e-ty years sI-s vtrY lfts OF 70 nes1d
csrs cc.a- loor ssa EE-sl. a1Ee ca ga t-L- c-s--
rrusez lIol Z rgc-ls =oA, s.s 5tEzs guieAiE "-lh
apckea =. En- i very lneiifceEs. A.e soy y 49,
ned 10 have Iesi Czhsbs with Williams, ans 20
fsve iegt helrla he EoctaUr- zsrPuse on Ter Up
4rip Of F7tdaez z1s5, aJ-h Bt
vf ef.s rhs above ARD Tor tic delivery OF SAID
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