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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
GENERAL SHERMAN.
Advice of the Rebel Press,
Movements of Com. Hunter
The Savannah Republican Ceunsels
Obedience and Respect % sherman's
Treops-Rebel CsmmeAsre Hunter
mp the Savannah River.
(Press Dispatoh.]

NEW YORK, Dec. 28.-The Savannah
Republican 2lst saws by the fortunes of
war we to-day pass under the authority
OF the Federal military forces. The evac-
uation has left the city gates open, and
Sherman with his army will no doubt to-
day take possession We desire to coun-
sci obedience and all proper respect on
the part Of our citizens, and to express
the belief that property and persons
will be respected by our military rulers
The fear that General Sherman will re-
peat the Atlanta expulsion order we think
is without foundation. There he could
not supply food for the citizens and army.
In our case food can abundantly be sup
piled for the army and citizens. 1t be-
hooves all to keep within their houses
while General Sherman can organize the
Provost Marshal system. Let our con-
duct be such as to win the admiration of
a magnanimous foe, and give no grounds
for complaint or harsh treatment Oh the
part of him who may for AN indefinite
period hold possession of our city
The Herald's correspondent says the
rebel Commodore Hunter has gone up the
Savannah river with q couple of light
draft gunbOats Wheeler's cavalry,
Hoods infantry and Hunters feet COM
bined, are the several obstacles to Sher-
mans march on Augusta by water trans
portation.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
The Fleet of Wilmingt0n.-A Fight on
the Roanoke River.

From the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. 24.I
A dispatch from Wilmington, afteran-
nouncing that the fleet had disappeared
in storm and returned off that port
again, says: The Leventhrop attacked
the enemys gunboats and barges below
Poplar point on the Roanoke river on
Tuesday evening The fight continued
three hours The enemy were repulsed
with loss. They resumed the attack on
yesterday, and landed some sharpshoot-
ers. Their main fleet of gunboats aud
transports remains below in attacking
force
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
Capture Of SaItyiIIe.

NEW YORK, Dec. 2S-The Richmond
Whig of the Goth states that Stoneman's
command had captured Saltville, south
western Virginia. The valuable salt
works, which supplied largely the whole
Confederacy, have been destroyed there,
and they have been defended with great
persstency by the rebels ever since the
commencement of the war.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
The Raid Toward WythevilIe-Breck.
iuridge's VictOry-DestructiOn by the
From the Richmond Emo uirer, Dec. a4.i

From the Richmond Enquirer, Dec a. -
Although there is still no official news
of importance from this quarter, enough
is known to warrant the belief that the
enemy has been punished severely by
Breckinridge in several conflicts, and
that he is making with all speed back to-
ward Tennessee Among other injuries
inflicted by the enemy during the raid
was the destruction Of the office of the
Abingdon VUginian and the Bristol Reg
lister.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

THE state of things in Mexico is repre-
sented as indescribable; The French
have withdrawn all their troops but
abont fifteen hundred, and the guerrillas
are holding high carnival, The road
from Vera Cruz to Mexico is completely
impossible, Maximillian has no money,
and, altogether, he has a poor time in re
Yelling in the halls of the MontezumRs"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

city negroes on account of a report that
all male negroes are, to be put INTO the
army, and, in consequence, they are run
ming off to the Yankees in scores. About
fifty have levanted this week. On
Wednesday night seven, belonging to
Union hill, left, taking their clothes,
trunks, and even their household fnrni-
tIIra
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
The Gold Market--Auction Sale o
C0al.

New YORK, Dec. 2e-3old 10 stesay
with no special demand from specuiaasscc,'s asc'
or for export. The price opened at 2iet'
advanced to 2171 and again fell TO lot'
On rumors of repulse before Whining
ton, the price rose to 29l, but rsosdeo
The monthly sale of Scranton coal oy
auction took place to-day Ihe svetage
nrices were about the same as at the last
sale, the same varieties ranging nom ON one
to two shillngs higher. steamboss, ,a ssa-
81; lump, s3a9 CRATE, 9a9t engine cav
stove, 9aa9i; chestnut, s9sSf
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
ed Soldiers TO be Sent 20 the
Field,

In ',sAalaaining board is in session, TO
D; ave -. officers and men on detailed SER
.ae ne All who are fit for duty are
4 .;a suI 10 the field. The hospitals are
l. ,y,g rls inspected, and large accessions
L. Spocted sdpted to the active force from
asmuces In view of the active win
"a ;palgn which has been determined
htatr = essential that every soldier fit
Ia sa9uld be where he can be made
ct Ii V7'Hlsole,- = Washington Conespoa-
ass,,. !, good and important news.
EM troops enough scattered about
E<sl, s'eln ~ hospitals, and on various
'noo", give the Army of the Potomac
hasf r'; enforcement, if they were
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
Sherman Considers Branchvilie Of
More Importance than CharIestOn.
Press Dspatchl

NEW YORK, Dec: 28.-The Worlds
Washington special says that Sherman
considers Branchville, South Carolina, Of
much more Importance than Charleston,
as it is great railroad centre, and stated
that he could open ready eommunica-
tion with Beaufort, when Charleston
would fall from its own weakness
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

The ST. Louis papers state that Gem
eral Dodge, who has superseded Genersl
Rosecrans in the command Of the De-
partment of Missouri. has liberated .
largs number of persons who were con-
fined by martial law during the sway OF
his predecessor Several ladies were
among those who were thus restored to
freedom
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
HiRh Salaries.

From the Richmond whig. Dec. ai.l
The pay of the members of the Virgin
ia Legislature has been raised to forty
dollars per day, and BILLS also pending
to increase the compensation Of the Gov
ernor to thirty thousand dollars; Judges
and other officers Of the State Govern
ment to proportionats amounts.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
SOUTHERN NEWS.
Latest Richmond Papers
Affairs of the Confederacy.
RRBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Cause Mast be Upheld--The strus-
gle Must Not be Abandened-submis-
sion IL Extermination.
From the Richmond Wing. Dec. "a.
Whatever may be the opinions enter
tanned in regard to the conduct OF the
war, there is one point on which two
opinions are impossible. Come what
NAV. the cause must be upheld. Every
thing that is dear to man, every hope OF
the future, is staked on this cause. 1t
may be that our rulers have erred in their
Judgment of men it may be that they
have been too much guided by their pref
udices, still that does dot absOlye us from
our allegiance to the cause. We perish
as people the moment the struggle IS
abandoned. For the deliberate, declared
purpose of the enemy is to-. exterminats
the pestilent race of rebels. and to re-
place them with negroes first, and Yam
KEGS afterward.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

The Winslow Well has now been
bored to the depth of 725 feet. and is the
deepest we'll thus far on Dunkard Greek.
The anger in this we'll has passed through
three different veins of oil, and has now
stuck the fourth, which, by the opera
tor, an experienced oil-well borer, is con
sidered one of the finest strikes OH the
creek, gas and oil having been struck
simultaneously.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
The NIi..ouri LexisIature.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. CIV. l.. Lovelace. OF
Montgomery County, was elected Speak
or of the House to-day, and Mr. Dyer as
Chief Clerk, by acclamation. Both Rad
icals
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
The Affairs Of the COnfeAeracy-.sher-
man,s March through Georgia.
Hoods Defeat in Tenaessee--Their
Practical Results.

There is no denying the fact that the
affairs of the cOnfederacy are under
cloud The march of Sherman through
the heart of Georgia has been accom-
plished, and he has been allowed to es-
tablish his communications with the
naval forces ON the Atlantic, without any
other loss than that of numerous strag-
glers, and the usual wear and tear OF an
army ON so long an expedition Savan-
nah once occupied. he will endeayor not
only to make the valuable line OF the
Savannah river useful for strategical
purposes up to Augusta, if we do not by
that time impede navigation, but he will
also march at once upon Branchyille, and
endeavor to possess himself Of that most
important center Of railroad communica-
ton. Hoods progress in Tennessee has
been peremptorily checked, and his army
has lost compactness, efficiency, and
spirit, which had signalized it after the
few months services under Johnston
Like the march of Bragg into Kentucky,
which ended with the battle of Murfrees-
boro.' won by men aud lost byIcOmmand
ers, move into Tennessee also undertaken
for the purpose of Withdrawing Sherman
from the cotton states, has been an un-
successful diversion. The battle of
Franklin may have been brilliant, but it
was useless, and the affair of Nashville
seems to have been the battle of Win
chester over again But it cannot he de-
MED that there is sad want of general
ship in the general management of our
military affairs. And this again, not
from absence of military-sid and genius
on the part of our leaders.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

AWAsHrNGToN special says that ths
army has been paid in full to September
lst only. Soldiers and officers Oh fur
Tough have been paid, while passing
through Washington, to November lsf.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
The Forces Operating Against Will
mingtOn Withdrawn.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2s-Official infOr
nation has been received at the War
Department that. our naval and army
forces operating against Wilmington, n
c., have been Withdrawn and are now
near Fortress Monroe.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

THE Second Controller has decided
that the Government bounty of one hun
dred dollars shall be paid to the heirs of
all negro soldiers killed in battle, with
out regardto their condition as freedmen
or slaves, Oh the 18TH of April, 1861.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

IA he SIPe practice in burying the dead
aslOss Wy rai.y9i OF the Potomac hospitals
|SoOttis' 'al9able information to friends
|tlsaainss.I sIo put it il the coffin with
la is r m, IN !, addition to which head
sipiinso s1i shs at the bead of the grave,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

DECISION OF INTERNAL REVENUE Com.
MISSIONER Commissioner of Inter.
nal Revenue has decided that scrap iron
is not subject to tax, it having once paid
il in the ore. This reverses the praetics
of the Bureau
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
Hoods L Losses in Tennessee-A Hope.
ful View.

From the Richmond Dispatch, December Al
The number of prisoners Hood has lost
does not indicate ruin Of his army But
allowing that army to be ruined, our
cause is far from desperate even then
Allowing Savannah, Charleston, and Mo-
bile, and even Richmond, to be captured,
still the war 10 not over 216S
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

A TEXAS letter says that military des
potism Is in full force in that State, no
citizen can travel from one town to
another without q pass. Many persons
bad besn arrested and shot on suspicion
OF disloyalty Corn, wheat and beef are
IN abundance Gold and silver is the
emily curTsncy. except in dealings with
thsrsbsl g0vsfrarsnt. g5 -. rs -.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
Fire In New York.

/! NEw YORK, Dec 2e-Ths piano factory
owned by the United Piano makers in
Brooklyn, corner Of South Sd and l5l
streets, was destroyed by frsiast night.
Loss over $4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
Price Organizing Missouri Rrigades
His Army $4,000 streng--His Ex-
pedition into BIisseari Completely
sueeessfuI-The Capture Of Faye'ie-


suceessfuI-The Capture Of Faye'ie-
willie. ~
From the Richmond Dispatch, Dec. e4.l
A gentleman, direct from the Trans
Mississippi Department, brings inferma-
tion that General Price has asorganized the
recruits brought ont of Missouri by him
into five new brigades. General Joe
Kelly and General John Clark, Jr., have
each a division. General jeff. Thompson
commands Kelly's brigade. Colonel John
T. Coffee has recruited regiment one
thousand eight hundred strong On the
18th of November General Price was issu-
ing rations to $4,000 men, His expedi-
tion into Missouri was as completely snc-
cessful as his orders permitted it to be
He has now the largest corps in the Con-
federate army, and every man Nilsson,
rian. General Pagan, whom he detached
for that purpose, captured Fayetteville,
with its garrison of eight hundred mon,
on the 4th of November
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
The Rebels not Posted en Savannah
News. ,

from the Richmond Enquirer, Dec "a :
The Yankee papers have advices from
Port Royal to the 18th instant. Up TO
that time Savannah had not been taken
nor had it's surrender been demanded.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
Tup Wasbipotou Cbrouicle "a VA.

THE Washington Chronicle says
THE receipts for internal revenue this
month are estimated at the proper bureau
to he S4,OO0,OO0 in excess Of those of last
month. The special income tax 10 now
beginning to come in."
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
GORDONSVILLE.
Advance of Torbett's Force.
Sharp Fight at Liberty Mills.
Gordonsmille Reinforced from Rich.
mond and Strongly Defended.
Press Dispatchl

Press Dispatch.l
New YORK, Dec 2S.-The Herald's cor
respondent details Turbitt's cavalry ex-
petition to GOrdonsvill6 A sharp fight
occurred at Liberty Mills. The rebels
were driven. On coming within two
miles of Gordonsville, that place was
found to be strongly defended, and rein
forcemsnts arrived from Richmond
While our forces were reconnoitering,
Torbett concluded it could not be taken
with his force and returned. On the
march it was reported that Moseby had
been mortally wounded by one of our
scouts. The result of the expedition
shows that all the counties in Eastern
Virginia northeast Of the Virginia Cen
tral railroad are in our possession
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29
CLOTHES WRINGER.
TEE UNIVERSAL
CLOTHES WRINGER ! !
'Great Family Economiser." !"

THIS MACHINR HAS ALREADY
i acquired world wide" reputation q bsins
tbs most popular and complets Of I'll houssholz
utensils No expense is withhsld 70 make Il
seasoned Ths iron ID mallssbls, Of ths -
quality. and galvanized The rolls are iafRs q
solid rubber and very elastic; and being cssS IN
moulds are smooth, uniform and very dnrahls
The Universal Clothes Wrnssr' win wofk
one fourth tbs labor, and much drfsr. and
wrings anything, from . aux glove 10 Dutch
blankst; is simple, strong and durabis snA Wpl
not get out Of rspair. Any ssrvxnt Win uss &
With aafsty to The mashtns and With fraes sevina
Of wear to ths clcthss Il . readily anl frnl5
esenrsd 70 fhs tabs Of any thiclnass and ooa ~
hesntiy dstaehsd and st asids. seld bJ
y. q HDQNkL ! 9
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

New YORK, Dec. 25,-The Cuba sooh
out S534, 900 in specie to-dsy' / EIS
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Total. 9,Isa 500 I.7s5, 900 ], ga, ,s2a So4 600
Per Cent. ss.l5 44s5 1920 sl.e0
Lineoln's maj ,3o7 Aati-Lincola maj l3s, $40
Whole vote in 1890, 3,sss.616; in 1864,
estimating that not counted) 1000 600
increase, 131 ,3S4. The entire vote for
President in 1860, including all the South
ern States, was 4,6s0, 1873
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Report from PetsrsburS-Advane on
Weldon.
From the Richmond Dispatch. Dee al

From the Richmond Dispatch Dee. a
The report reaches us from Petersburg
that Yankee column has started from
Suffolk in the direction of Weldon. This
force 10 supposed to be the same as lately
stated to be encamped near Portsmouth,.
Txsaas Of Negrses-They Disliks Gs'
tag tAso the Arny-Thsy take their
Clethes, Furniture and Trunks wifh
them.
NfUm the Richmond Wing, Dee. -
2 0rsat perturbation exists arnenS tho
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1864-12-29

BAITuxoRx, Dec 2s-No nsws has bssn
from Fortress Monroe this morn
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professional. Noticss.

CHARLEs :. SPENCER, Attorney ana
~ Counsalof At sw Proctor and Advocate IN " - Couss
No. 80 Broaiwsy. Nsw.Yofk Hcsdsn.e-No. ~ Leaaee
Te.fxcs VI e,t eJt'si- (betweeA sth aud iotis'@I
NERVOUS DEBILITY, Impotence, Disease
ol,,so OF nsttIny IN she Sy sca Medical Co3eea
New YoA tor.a.t,tioi.s Ia Eglsh krclct) from HD
30 10 o and u evening. No. 81 tsst Ethss
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etaiicncr crh laarn oSesSe.

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HOME = FERRY li-ie -. -sGogl NJ. "a to'srIy
VALENTINES Manufactured lor tho trade 10y
BERLIN Z JONES. No. $50 NinhIn-st.' " Y.
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Ii kinds OF staple and fancy Envelopes man
4 L aactsrcd - BERLIN JONES. ~ NiDsn-si. n "
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MOTE PAPER manufactured by
~ BERLIN JONES, Ne. 40 wlR.aIn-st., NJ
MACHINE MADE PAPER BAGS mann.
wi sctured ty BERLIN JONES. ~ Wlasl-.t. n. Y.
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DrrlYT-Isr 90 A0EiCutrr.s,
MasNIsdruE 4. e., Dee -, ift4
no tho GROWERS and nANUFAt TURTLE,

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lns f0nuls 1rers 4rfairr - fffs 'rfifT1fft rnfif
b. of ne ton J. ~ Moffnral OF f,rny william y
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'id'r e. oorhg appropriation ns"' ~ %" ~si 1'nfe''
VI
FOR Invest cations % te.t tho puccrh.y ~ clgt z
aud orprrius f and hemp substitute E cotton twenty
tho- ..i doilars."
Hans met lns ansr several ilys' ny--'itio be-ginr
it, further and fuller notice ol thfir nScFuf on nfh
produce va.abi. resun adjourned 20 meet aslT ~
N gsDFsBAy, tho .Yh dly Of FEBRUARY nrsS a. =
O.-.fGk
The, request n interested IN The diirauton % t hrpro
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70 ferd 20 uis Department On OF 'ifr ma tfy ~
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tie MR. n fabric. prepared b. them eeconrg,',d gy sft'"-
nenis ol The various pfocrsse' u' snd 10, '' % piau
nhinary used where rad- &c, toge,'cr with sny and al
niorulson thst may BE- uscfn 70 To tominis,,pa.
ton Il tle App sopslstioi AZ 10 iAaie
ISAAC NEWTON, Conud .siopcr.
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OFrICERs and AGENTS Of Couniies
~ Touui al Lesifss p,y - aboul ~ hscia''
ere A.sf . g. cal Hyr y. p ANfhlpi e. lss,i- q. "
IA " Blo.lssy 80 a1ou above Waist
DRIZE MONEY Tor tho L. :. NAVl-oil.
,rsul M,a .Ls A.so ts-1 o.. .gs a ca Pc ps.a "
a.giy're f'if5 D
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v'WELFTH NIGHr-ILe usuai Epiphany
serve, o. Tho Clsso. o. IL 10y Comm -. sig9! OF
sth.~ ,ad .ish.t vii be- h.ld on WE'D ? DAY rsL.-
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tse.ei led e. tas Rev DR. IoDhf r fof ol ~ hltt
ChlfrA, t an ohcsns Hsae ss esn I'D Dome $40
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iOs0Sins CARDS. sc

At WI. EVERDELL's SONS, i0s Frlton-
~ st-WEpDiNo CARDS. Fire Stationery, Co,o'ea IN.
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lyAi,L Of MINING PROPERTY.--In accord
- nee win go'e of Re khodor OF tbs ADVENTURE
MfNI',8 IONPA.sf VI MICHIGAN 81 ultciirr lid ai
ts City q rlrs1ur, the iOiA Dee fnort ita All no
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ordered is ir fAe foloslnl rifi
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syer ~ said property for 40 ~ he CITY n lsb f;
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mort Eos. Of s.i osed "a. g. he al, f'od ia ~ i.
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tro AMI burs To- ITO period ~ -rty dig, TIL ssd
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tiflo ard p.acs Tie property shs ~ 'o.a ." .h7
hlshe.t hi4 Ter On BIO following terms, via.
OlrIoprih CT h a. the timo OF -ae.
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DnsOurh payable N tNev. mopihs
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Tue dsf. aotl to b. soourco os laors,sr upon s
pIen4.es. -
The landed Of he Company eonss Il n acres Of
mineral hand with certain imp -oyrmsnts, pse noi., Ao
sci MI De ral.c ary d~,cdbed on Tie ih5 o. sac.
IiMrs 81. COOPER,
Sec. And rress Adventure Lining 20. o. R.eh.
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