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s D i L Ii G A K o l. | N A.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.
Ia he Court If OrdrnSrv.

Whereas Samuel Sims hath BY hi. AT.
tornsy, or Proctor, tiled in this Office q no.
tice, requiring the VIII Of his father, Erwin
SIMS, dccsased, To be proven in soIemn or
due form OF law:
These arc therefore 10 cit. and rsauire
You and each efyOu, 10 wit: Elizabeth sims,
the widow of the said Erwin SuIs; tho
chiIdren Uf any are lrving) Of Joseph Sims,
deceased, Qheir names not Known; the
children Qt any me IiNinE) oil Nalhaner
Sims, deoeascd, Nhslr names not known ;
The children any are !IVIng) OF MILDLY
Ennis deceased. (theIr names not known ;
Jarret SINS; FramEcy II Reeves, and Lus.
band james B. RcevS Mary Sarliu, daugh-
ter Of polly Sartln, deceased, Rebecca Cau.
then wife OF James Cauihrn; some Of
whom are supposed 10 reside beyond the
limts-of this state. and all Of whom would
have been Interested in the Estate of said
deceased, as diatTbutoes aEd heirs at law,
provided he had died iut.sta,e, to beand
appear before mo in the Court of Ordinary
10 be holden at Lancaster Court House on
the 9th day OF Jnnc neat, then aud there
10 show cause, il any, why the said VIII
should or should not DO proved and estab,
iishfd IN due 'OrIn of law, for what cause
the same should be set aside or established,
and to such other and further sho owing and
proof as you 0r either Of you, the said par.
ties, may deem necessary and proper and
advantageous for Your respective rights and
interests in the premises.
Given under my hand and seal o: Office,
Mt Lancaster Court House. this the 4;h day
Of March a. D. 1864
+. +. HAMMOfD, o ID.
March 9, 1864, 4-sn
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CIRCULAR.
HEAD QUARTERS,

tchD W AkIERS,
DErARTNEsr oY S. C, GEORGIA AND Fla
Charleston, $. C., april Ain. 1864.
In ordy to expedite the forwarding Of
packages 10 the soldiers in this comp,Snd
Lieutenant }. Mellon, in addition to hi.
general duties, is hereby announced as n.
gent Tor the reception OF packages forwar,
ded to the troops in this Department by
their friends.
lie will make nrragemeHts 10 receiy. a,
the Railway Depots, and from the Ex,re,,
Company, all packages or parcels address.
ed to soldiers, and Will be he Id respou,ibI.
Tor their prompt distribution.
Special attention should be- paid 10 the
direction ef boxes, &c. The name of ,bs
soldier, and letter Of the company to which
ne belongs, or The name Of the Captain, a.
well as the number Of the Regimsui, should
be 10 tho address
Packages must ret contain more tba,
one hundred pouuts--be well secuT.d--
ana sent NJ The expense of the slipper.
ny comma d of General Beaure1aId.
IA WEWYSS FEILUEN,
Captain and a. a. G
Having been assigned TO the aboy. duts
my office will be for the present on Hud-
son st. B doors from King st.
JOHN J MELLON.
lient &c.
nPh' 49, 1904, l0-lm
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Naval Engagement.

Commander Cook, with his iron claG
At6emdrie, engaged nine Of the enemy's
gunboats in Abemare Sound, on the 9th
inst. lie sunk one and disabled two.
The fight lasted from o'clock, p. m 81,
until dark.
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SOUTH CAROLINA'S DEAD.
BIOGRAPHICAL ROLL OF HONOR :

ii ANlNG received frequent applications
l. Il from the friends of deceased soldier,
to place in II permanent form and make il
accessible tu al wbo NIGH; desire 4 COPY,
the "RUiL OF HONOR" on which / am
engaged for the State. propose to publish
work moro extended 10 iisscope and de.
sign than tho State Roll. embracing Bio
graphical Skefctes of the officers and men
ifom thls State who have fallen or died IN
service during the present war, and whose
friends mnv furnish ne with the necessary
materials for such Sketches
ihr plan IL this: The friends of the de-
ceased soldiers desiring place in iti, work
"''l forward TO me- tire necessary pforma.
Noh u make w for publication the bio.
gfaphic'I sketches, or send the the notices
'hey W''h inserted, Hhcu they will be re.
'i-rd "nd compiled for publication. Each
DIoSraphcal -ke'ch must he accompanied
oF me name Of at least one subscriber and
en- i"'Inrs to deiray the expenses aud la
Dor involved IN the preparation and compi.
i"'ion oi The sketches, for which a receipt
WI De gwen emitting the holder. to n copy
oil me work at the subscription price.
Am perieciihg arrangements with iesd.
ing Publishing house for the publication Of
The WORK II will Lc published in monthly
numbers, anu Issued IN the best styIe of
letter press printing, On fine white English
book paper and printed with the best Eug.
Ii'h Ink. Each number vii contain one or
more portraits OF officers aiidsmen who have
distinguished themselves during the wa,-
The twelve numbers will make four hand
some volumes.
Terms $50 per annum, or for s,welvc
numDeTs, payable on. the publication Of the
hr,t Dumber, Of which due notice will be
given. The work will be continued until
tie Roll Is completed Those intending to
subscribe or furnish biographical sketches,
should do 40 without delay, as the frs,
! edition will be limited TO tho number ol
subscribers.
Address WILLIAM B. JOHNSON.
", Columbia, 5 &.
w. 80 'Oo@' lit.
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FOR TUE LANCASTER LEDGER.
Catawba Rangers Farewell.

Farewell South Carolina farewell!
Two long years thy soil we've tread,
To defend shat name you bear,
Which MIST ever crown thy head.
Othars must our places fill,
And fghtthe battle Of thy soil
For We have buekled on our arms,
TO wend our way to other fields
Farewell native District Farewell!
The land of jackson and Blair,
We go to defend thy name full we'll,
And we'll be free or perish there.
The giant hills and flowing streams,
Where of in childhood we have stroisd
Are brighter spots to us by far,
ThanRay land beneath the sun.
farewell to you ladies Farewell
- Your loving smile has cheered our hearts.
And every time that home we come,
You look 50 sad when We depart.
Loved ones do not Sigh,
When hours slowly roll around
Those whom YOU love when freedoms gained
Will swiftly 70 thy home return.
Farewell aged fathers FAREWELL
What e'er We are it was thy care;
Weeap but fight when the battle comes,
For chou hast brought our freedom here.
We ask thee not to battle 90,
But in thy arms our loved ones bear;
And far away from thy embrace,
No only ask doyoIed prayer.
Farewell dear Mothers farewell!
For~thee We cherish that holy love,
Which thou didst plant witaa our hearts;
As ifh came from heaven above.
u We should meet the foe of peace,
On any feld Of angry strife.
Wen ne'er forget thy love for us,
Who Ssesssd Us sweetly on thy brsa,.
Farewell loving wives FAREWELL
You have laid your head upon our breast,
And every sigh that passed by there,
Was sos,hed and calmed BY thy embrace.
Weep not dear wives, oh do not weep;
For this would break thy husbands heart
Thoa hast buckled on our arms,
Enough 70 show this parsing's right.
Farewell dear babes farewell!
Thxswsst voice We hear not now;
Fer we are gone but thou must stay,
To chver the spirit Of thy ma.
Oh children dear thy ma obey
And never let her breathe one sgh,-
And IL her cheeks with tears be wet,
WITH sweet embraces kiss item dry.
Farewell to all my native land
You who are dearsr to me than life;
IF We to thee should ne'er return,
He'll rest from all this earthly strife.
- . One or rnE RASarRs.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

MA ES of Adv DFERTl5ING:
One square uhs space Of / o lines, or l.ss
IN NonParelD will be charged 50 90 for 6r.t
insertion, and 50 for each sub scanen, iu,er
ton in the Daily and 81 81 fer each ln,.r.
tion in the Weekly.
advertisements or Notice, in the local
column, 90 cents per line for each nse,ti.n
Obituaries 25.cents per line.
Money mny be mailed at the rsk of II.
publishers Where certificates of mailing are
taken. Address,,
CAMP, WRITER'S g. co
Publishers, ATLANTA, ga.
Nov. IS, 1868. 4I-a,
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THE SENTINEL:
TERMS OF RScBIpctoS

TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TERMS are strictly IA ateIaee, a. follows:
DI' ~ "AS,'NHfr one year, $40 %
months, 10 90
months, sos
per month, 200
''A!' Que year, 'Ti 90
months, az
-, months, 90
Weekly, one year, os
q months, 90
m9nths, 60
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING.
one aoiiar aud MY cents per square OF tea
lines, Less than FIVE lines 81 per Insertion
Add'ess, SMITH, BAlLY 4 90.
Sentinel O.ice, Richuoud, Va.
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Those marked thus () were members
OF the last Congress. Stntinal May 2.
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BEAST BUTLER AND THE CLERGY.-W q
are grIered to learn, says the Richmond
Examiner, that the clergy of Norfolk, and
Portsmouth, after former displays Of for
titude, have at last succumbed to Butler
and taken the oath WHICH he has pre-
scrbed. Rev. Mr.. Armstrong, who was
recently imprisoned at Hatleras, has been
induced to take the oath We also hear
tkHLRev. Mr.. Wingfeld, whose ignomiu
ious sentence has been recorded in all the
papers OF the Confederate States, has re
Taxed his for,,ude and taken the oath
All the clergy o. Norfolk and Portsmouth
have swallowed Buffers oath, with two
exceptions and these are the Catholic
pastors OF the two cities, Rev. Mr.. O'kefe
and PIunkett. These have been arrested
and allowed time to reflect.
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DELEGATES.

DELEGATES.
ARIzbHA. CHEROKEE NATION.
NJ Ii Melville. &c Bouduo.
CHoCTAwsNATIoS.
Il. NJ. Jones.
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Rates Of Postage in the Confed-
crate States Of America.

LVR the convenience Of the public the
L following simpliied sia,emen, of the
rates IL postage under the net Of Cosvrsxk
Oi 'he Confederate States Of Amerea, bss
been prepared:
RATES OF POSTAGE.
Single letters, not exceeding n half ounce
m weight, 10 any part OF the Confederate
| States, shall be each 10 cents.
An additional single ratio for each sddi.
ilonal half ounce or less.
Drop letters , cents each.
In the foregoing cases, the postage 10 bs
prepaid by stamps or stamped enyeIo,,.
Advertised letters cents each.
ON sEwsPAPERs.
Sent to regular and bona file susec ribsr,
from the office Of publication, aud no, e1.
ceeding ihree ounces in weight:
Weekly paper, 10 cents De. quarter.
Semi Weekly paper, a6 cents per quar-.
ter.
IhWeek'y paper, 30 cents per quarter.
-FOUR lines week, So cents per quarter.
FIVE times week. 65 cents per quarter.
DIX times week, rs cents per quarter.
ON RRIoDIcAs.
Periodicals published often than S.mj.
monthly shall be charged as Newspapers.
Periodicals. published IA ,nthly, Iot ex,
ceeding u ounces weight cent or, each
pamber, and one cent additional on eaeb
additional ounce or fraction Of an ounce.
on TRANSIENT rRisrED MATTER.
The inladd postage on every other news.
paper, aud on each circular not sealed.
h'gdblil, engraving, pampiet, periodical,
magazine or other paper, which shall DO un,
connected with any manuscript or written
Inatter.and not exceeding I OUNCE in weight,
shalt be cent. and for every addi,iopal
ounce or fraction Of an ounce, I cent addi.
honal and books, bound and unbound. no.
Weighing over four pounds, shall bs deem,
ed maiiable mattor. and the inland postage
on them shall be ai the rate OF . eents.an
ounce or fraction Of an ounce. and the po,t-
age on ai' such transient matter and hacks.
shall be prepaid in all ease, except when
sen. by officers. musiclaps or priyatss of,he
afaS.
FRANKISG PaIyILgoE,
Tho following persons only ara .,,,,,sd
the ranking priyiIedgs, and In ali ease.
strictly confined to official business.
Postmaster General.
His Chief Clerk
Auditor Of the Treasury for the po.tO
6ce Department
Deputy Postmastcrs,
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ENDR the convenience Of the publ, tho
l. following simplihed statement, of the
rates IL postage. under the nc, Of caswrssh
oi the Confederate States Of Ameries, kss
been prepared:
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I'll E b UL LETlN.
BY S w. WHITAKER.

TERMS FOR SUBSCRiPrIoy.
DAiBS BULLETIN
For six monts, INN
For three months, ~
TRr.wEEsLr EgLLErIs:
For ak months, "a.
For thrse months, S,ss
cArAwDA JsuRSAL-wsExLr:
For one year, ssss
For six months, aoo
~ Our advertising rates are 4, 90 mar
square ten lines, or less) for each pubicsto
.Charlottee, n. 9, Sept. 20.
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VIRGINIA..
l r l. Montague, 0 David Funsteu,i
2 K ii Wbiteield,. l0FW NJ Holiday,
s w 9 Wickham, LIMO j Baldwin,
4 I S Gholsob, II w r Staples,i
5 Thos. S Bocosk,i l3 Fayet,e McMulIsn,
6 Jno. Good, Jri IA Sam'l A Miller,i
VIM. G Rives, Is Rob't John ton. /
8 ID G DeJaruetlei l6 G W Russell;
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TER Ms

No subscription taken for n shorter pc.
ROD than three mouths, nor for II longer
period than six months. The trade supplied
at $25 per hundred.
WIN. B. SMITH,
EDITOR Il PRuPRIEroR.
Raleigh, n. G..
April 2G, IL
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TEXAS.
l (vacancy,) 4F b Ssx,on,i
2 c c Herber,,l 5A Baylor,
3 A NJ Branch, 6S Ii Morgan.
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TnE,LEG.1AFttxF.

= hn tha1sxsa2.os Saturday s.tnE joips eea..
mlttee apiso.atssfor the ps..pese, rerektedl
a4 address to dhy Virginia .ssleiers Il .5hs.
Cbnfedeiatessasise. = 4..sss a.... es s. .... g.
!. "a joidt rgx6la aeon was adur1fd by .ndth;
houses, exsendiax the session otaths &cnalal
,AssemhfT Until lhursday nexf:.. ~ -
"a bill amending the act authorizing -fhk
-e&ustrucsa6ln yf.1pe Wytheyille end Graason
turnpike .Aad rs make. .hrapE6A thereol 40
!He lead ui.s.ot Wythe scoaasy and HIS.
'frS IL: n Of fis III r Question I'D
,raumedsa1d discussion tanued. Tho
fSlDHSted we're &AHpted witH5
slight amee4ks1t Adjouneatr sa--.
= lin the Ho.:sj, txere vas bGl Iiile d6nss.5s.s.
.sfie consa3r3hg1he salt.apei4tsp. :,,iss :.
Ia Senate Nnas,th thorlzfh& t&A Court of.4ts
pkals toAeAd fte yessiOns~3P PMsss other than
fkwisburgs MA fassed 4. s...as. =. :. !.
Aso, 6ai bieridlng foi soasly lsvlaisi@.s -, =.
Erhs qrsm prtbe dayEIshs sl sseHsideratiog,o q
yfs gesumse.a snd. ued -saHl the Iese.s. %.
ssia sS1ax = : 6isSSA - 81
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. COL. sTRS10HTD mC08s'
narrative OF Cob sgsIshss, sssaps Hon Mcfl Mcfl'
n htnlriepalaiesis asahs. Nosahssa .pspers. Pre-
sibustQ leaving the prison, he requested those |
nkn who sf36M feaEk F. dftSess 1lddf6e 70 6St 3eh
Bttler to annsxses ajst.sAif 4DjyektlafP TO de-
adve the "rebels." Majss- Nc Donald and two
b,,eEf s61sesas swsis' hf'slssr .1sstaarf
psHs: tsXti,k
& sjI, Ssysn Si sinss.,s Ss s.sxI TT a'V wasted ted
gssE sssoass. and S.s ss "GS.se. Ss :sss
and bowie knife. He marched boldly uvs1
3s, ill., .nS :,fs.; e:s:;ss u s5ssss.:s.
s se1si; INQUIRED 8, as .sse q
SSass @ town. ' Hating % upo" The 10
NJ, ;:sss ;aR: e s::asss sss iss
atechanicsvilIe, where he crossed lhe hicka6omi-
sS 3. s:Ss .,oss L. ss rSSs: .is:
sakd woods, avoiding ell h0ases and Foads. Near
:1sppahannock thsS Swsss disetsasa Ind pur.aed.
nj bid in swsnp . = .:..s ,1ss ,ss -. .ss
EtSuaae S11aAJshy sislnt bu! there were some
Erkbei soldIess In tho'sleaaiy W6n0eWiy captured
e4em e they Xsr: susaa eoase as fc19 :! 1eaMe:S'
sss.dsd IS river, and no ,sssSssas s s. @s1s.
tthf an 02sat1ayssh6 prisoner made their way up
Gtke country and crossed the river tQ3hst16DQss~
5as6.s ssSos.es tn: sasy, 9. Sunday y %",.las,
laAssS sSaa4bdeAsna1sAdrds Acs1R6 Aaaa1as1fB0esr
IeM, BY whom they were takes AtAboenA &hamAis
dbmey enteT.aine6S314sAa0atan - Navy Yard
4 noon, having been ten days 80 11ocAooA0IauDs
3isSnisk q .aisssd eva Il
EI ~ ~ ssAis~r ssssxns y
~ sosgfssE, MISCELLANEOUS.
TN aakesssYA!t 81 lstl.,IA s -! = - - ~ ails;
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- IN, deSleialt1lssy, 8 EsltE that nj;
334n Of lFETtfarT1ed 4l4zsHe crH6el1
l2tEiyS F0S3 fs51he RstS ~ pdsy " =
nj on Hoh1Af bsnin& ~ a pfcj 80
. reacA 4t prick HI y arnil1
4hkre wee l!Dn t6Te6t&sh. AM1
:thf pri1bSl n he capelha3 shopt
g AZ ss'ss from Sc 8. were ere P3l dd: , sfthe
14m %A4mAe4onld obtain III acrmpe
xefond thethtenent that Qa1l' l's bf1ga1t
W suppon6t:thS guns. III lated 7j(lA
afIhe, then 0e1&E31ned to at1l1 end 40r6161
ip Pine Of 1Dttfk Hut chang mind; ~
:eohD Denced:imeyhg Off tA316b cp105
;adn was A4 nlflt was 4(ei9o astaeF 3
s fgle gIn Ga M neay:. And link:3A
!4twed, bgt e etsck $500 Gvey 9Ri
stAted Oh ,~5(k 9Ae ft1;prss0a1n II :ha1;
xaPture6, hqf tJhsed thGSt1es attaxd-'
Ind Q sho8Sx1hce. 3ho n Hers .6E0A;
44urt MsfaE A6ich he eaeyQed 81 tAe:
AdghboF6ood kSudine 4ie1fol. S6ns
;Qdpts. PagN NaX3 yfment, ard u 1afb6f end
,S,ks.s; 8 .5@ as fsi, ssssR M issssss
HAIL l:eaSried Of ttfR6ner.
+ THE DttAA7sfs or 1I6xz@DaRs. ..;:-*
i fhe 1aSSsoi: Se4rick's 4. !. ind IS
htttef 35Af SHxiety To- ~ Aank61sne neA'
Ien,4SeyS... an we0 S19x 4A14.
{Tunstal41 1k653on thfe1 1m$ ia 4dEf'
e. Ppatrieky aRd; aading H. :Ao4 not afd3a1
nit him, aikiNag In N3fll liz s1rUtleflt
Ait rear on k3&Wd6 down sthE8s feninsui1
E3l. Bradley JNNn$on, wi4h his all4n4 todf'
Sfimen, whG had been. AE:KiIi
R4rick's c9ls!hhiisthen found Eeh1gren
ID own re4E; MiiS l69f superior iarse
lss ss as SSs 1as%; sss;y y io. ,s
Qhnson ID their 3font;s eeemed t0sAei
ldhsulting ahn1f living .3fbs: DE Of th1ne;
Wis heard 6y our men 1Q.DGE .tsWe had Aete.
let go tobxa xak$Aseio % 6ask To Rich mond;s
Ills opinion -sBszned to prevail, andstheYi
"a sg s tbsisxaS Ssfs x, s5oSgsi S.,si q
fheir reaf SD. ffougnf .of .tKsnty-onp 1pf
Ahkm as they aOtby. Witt f6s. exceptio OF
sihe they wess,sGperasadn NpdH. -:
: srnESrrr fRs6e fRs6eosss--.s H. ] Is il.
,T 4 sS.,e.1s have Sssa :l5ass 's as; as
IT, fs Of # :s asa ;ess E. SFssan ss tnss va: We:
with Henley &talion, Md Itdhave6 flfY
handsomely: s'The cavalry uHstef MaJx " M
S.iWood, ,fftpsaeE to the city Saturday night
sp4dert the following 0iaPllmeAtary .0rder
from MAJ. Gen H3mpton:.;a. 90 -;
NSior w1sa.-i..a-:s " 49, ....Ns.. @ ~ -. : !.
4 Major Move .y61f mmand. .as seem as You are
,tsfdy back ID 6ktShupnd and Esp9ir e GsA E!asy;
,thi prompshess- with which. -he y Noved to@the
ifrdnt, and tue Eheendlfrss lhyy have mani
fe}ted inssbe Stsejatge of tlSeff WNys4 ...s: -.
as.!1 wnDs xsy a.ssssss 9af.ssssssSN NsJ -Gss.
* ARRIVAL. or DAHLoss&A's BODY. v:
Yesterday. evening Lieut. xiiaian, ,sos ca
H 9th v&EAsHlIy, with "a escort, arrived
1T Richmond hyths XoJE K7T&s train, VIA.
tl body Se Nl,ic adc Dahl the s,'ss as:dsF 9
S2evensvils, .EisE and 4 SSasssacounsSt1 Is s
X1ednesdkv fffdfiE y s.-ssm Sc !s-
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LATEST FReMIHE1oaTH:
rksoassb s;b,,,ls ,lse cSap:sy a:; o &c.
shreaus TS.hsve bSsa;: faassd. .tasssas si i
pf NottKetH 1les as 1xe rs tEgS Int :, q 3. :.

hsoss ssss Is:s;ssy xss ots :as:;assea.gs
n NonEeFHe eles as ''! m!ees 'aa sk as..s. ~
ttis poant .klNonsf sDAhagseh -
Ftedefck4 Si W ~ ~ ~ Sssos.es
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a k4szEs .!ss T.
~ RECOMMENDED aec@disCy tva9 75p6l9fa1-
sm eor cesscreastseoyl = lytN
1A8oens u he army, sueh cossGpo - tess
h4; and co00nnAaao1( eo&on>Q SpWGe e6S3m
- n aeeoFdapsewt1s ssdeA ~ = 1ado1es,
'!safss e % this. .will rspon .e15l.ss
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3a4Rdsd foeesvviees ~ nAmse ~ eaSh e61seFiits.
A ecrii6cates Of exempuon fos 1elAlney 1Ae
IA ss;s'.s cs s's,,,se
nm when the certificate sets fonh that tn sdsSai
n4ty u dscIded asa permanent, - WIN szenps the
sis@ o,ssss "sssss ~ p . ssa ss.ess e.ss.
tn. E..-ia,.e ao..a. 81 s5,a..a = q a..
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MtConress the ofscrspsf she 0evsiasssat ee the
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at(, or who haVel seA appofate26ye Judge 1Gthe
Plif!es Courts. under lhe lceeaas4 eysDy
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ofIany State; aa36Jfs i1lkgt q xfsssas1 clark of
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asths Governor shajlS10hE 0-Ae paceeoafxt ~ ~
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