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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

Arrival Of Prisoners Saturday
and yesterday Yankee prisoDere, captured
mostly In struggling squads from the north
side OF James river, were constantly comiEg
into the city under tho escort Of Confede-
rate guards. The number booked at the
Libby yesterday afternoon reached coneide-
rably over . hundred, and when We lat
visited that prison the o@cen attached
thereto were hourly expecting an arrival Of
five hundred more, taken By Gen. Wade
Hampton in his encounter with Sheridan at
Treyillian'e, one day last week. 1t has been
previously reported that these prisoners
were carried TO Lynchburg; but since then
it has turned out that, In consequences OF
continue ON with them to that place, and
they were therefore taken to New Canton, =
point on the James River and KanaWha Ca
nal, and from thence ceshipped In four freight
boats to this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

- G.r~.
NORTHERN Journals af ~ 1Sth ~ tole saAs
yaan unssssA-
The Baiumnrc 0as11ss ~ ~ ~, s.yp thAs We
canpaisa 10 NsstAssa shd Sasessa vt1xtala hss
been bsOvght 70 &C.,. AAcs pnsAkng iron The
k4piaaa 10 ,hr (hirk ahoaalay WITH tsdOmtsabte
tesniutian hmI Uifh legtsk31 sAest6cc VI ttfs, ,
Gsant has cosc q aSGaAss tAe stae % wAlci
| at one time Me- sancinseA IA AesssntaaaAou 20
hxhi ie uvl a tooe ~ tie suasaks. nnA 10 con
- me. = srw esssrniea aekese .ahe Ae(rs ces ef
klchmoatl from uhe eSoeh a1e GdsJAmes rives.--
Gen Grast hns euas1I1s1ea - heskuuastess n
Brr,aaaa i.asIiss M wfn1 neoeee1 o iayeee
Fos, Drrvvsv. ~ esnan1n N vk1ea = Eeeas6ed -
IN absoluee neccssi1y.
.--.s
o. s~s1Naus. rryunr3pnu
- = -l1-.- = @. ,.s....a1.,.. 49, a.
ern.. T,.....,- .s.%s ~ q eva 1sst shesia,nss
..o.ss Ascs1Ay wslgNSf - -. se...Ass
ssn h,s :. ~ -. ~. nrr. sh.s ~
mad re eaehed ChssneSesvfile - Ma w.y 20 Ivnch-
burg.
The rebel cavuny - not u . eOadttlOa 70 e.
Tously impede his sueeessful ps0Gseas, and he will
probably reach the ieaaoe pOlns with Atsie or 10
6sh,fne On tne wa. I'm. iwnNhhuyR his nanve-
ments viii rss.sis .vsser1 ~ - pscsent :.
least.
Another account ssva ehat Shesi1au Vas moyiss
on Gordoasviile. 10 3eatrov railroad cOmmuuica-
tons in that directlon vniIse Cepefal Kautx WSs
similarly Occuned osr ,hn 8l.uflside the object
rcinforcenents' ~
afUa0sv's n, gpIllOS.
| A Telegram. da,eA na.-.h,S ,s.h t.s.a NJ savs.
The expeAitipn ns a.. S,.,. ..,s ,A,.h =, No..
ptits on she Ist, r. coS9rs ,sm 80 -
We learn fron, an ofIss. ,h,; .h.y ns, ,e,..
force OF rebels at Guntown, said 70 consist Of
oooO infantry aud cavalry, under the cOmmaud Of
GeneTais Forrest Lee and teddy. This large force
e"sn.J ,a.nI.,nc s ~, ana n Most desperate hsas
i,ss of his w @. ~ ,; "e u." ~ au.s.s' wa" '"e
Tn. ra', @ w. s ..a.. wa.a aau amuu"ition.
ruu our of ammnni,tnr ann y.S ohusss =. sas...,.
and abandon his artillery Manv ~ ~. ,.s-~,-y
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20
Later Foreign News.

Advices from Europe TO the l4th uIt. have been
received at New York
mtted motion for the recognition of the Southern
CUnfederacy. The consideration Of the motion
was pOsipoaed until the l7th.
IL is stated that the Emperor NlFOltOn has sent
two commissioners 10 Amttica 10 report the pro-
gress vi the wal, ANA that they luIhOrz cd, Ia
cObjuu ioa with kngiand, lu renew overtnies tor
the cessation Ut the carnage.
The Alabama leit The Cape OF Good Hope ON The
25.h vi Mach.
The proposition OF the London Conference 10 de-
tach H0isteia aad ihe southern part Of SchiesWig
i.om Denmark h's been rejected by The latter.
ARRIVAL of M.x,MIIIAk At vgRA cRrz
N axlmiiian arrived AT Vera Cruz un The 26h Oi
May. Ai2 Nd the NOvara entered the bay Ami d
"A saivO OF one hundred cannon. Fort UiiOa, the
ships, the wharf, were all crowded with banners
At S O'Clock Aimonte, accompanied by other OIL
ciais, proceeded on board the N0vara
la the meantime proclaim tion ftOm the Enl-
peroT had been issued, beginning, ''Mexicans, you
h ave desired 10 have me, !" aud expressing his In
lenliOn to devote his whole strength and heart IA
their welfare.
After \ p ivate conversation with Almonte the
Emperor received the pfin cipai fuacuonaiies.-
HAS Majesty wore black coat, white panlaiooDs
aud vest, aud black cravat, which was the dress
the deputatiOM were ordered TO wear.
The dcputatiOn being introduced by the Minister
VeiasJu,z dc Leon, the Prefect addressed his
Majesty, extOIing as memorable the day he had
arrived, and predicting new era for the country
The Emperor read brief reply Ia Spanish, la q
clear, Vibrating tone.
Alter this q conversation free from etiquette
took place, aud they were then presented ~ tt4
EmpreSs, who came leaning Gu the arm OF Maxi
milan from adjoining saloon.
On the following morning. al 5 O'Clock, the Toya
landing took place. There was fO,mal reception
delivering the keys OF the city, etc: A. sofedat
the royal party took breakfast, aad entered Coz
doba At late hour on the alsh, one OF the Carl
ages having broken down. On the 81. h, al Z n
they eniefed OTizaba, which is tue last we have
heard of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

RO1bery.-During the absence from home
on Saturday night OF Mr. Terrence ROnsy,
residing on Clay street, near the corner OF
17th, his house was entered and robbed Of
between fifteen and sixteen hundred dollars,
. large proportion Of which was In Virginia
bank notes. Tue thieves priced open tho
rear window with heavy crowbar, which
ia their haste to escape they left behind
Per hsps it may afford some clue TO tho per-
petrators of the robbery. Several negroes
residing in the vicinity are suspected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

Charles iiustor, living the Vail y, sa-
riding down Broad street, on SAturd y
morning, when . dog ran .sut auu began
barking q the animal, which caused him to
start Of At fall gallop, and throw hls rider
violently to the ground. Tho injuries sae-
tanned By tho accident are Of serious chAs-
ac.er. and when last heard from he was still
In an uI conscious state.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

TunnGa N ELoaa.-QA Ne lsa lassaAt Anys Was
Ogrsed - Sctns4 aG tcelv 10linfa pes hupdSeA
pounds, Wltch y fisctioa less sAan eighty 1plaaa
batteh z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

DR. Ellerson SIS in money, and an or3sr for
one barrel OF -four, fo1 the Hanover suffer
ere. Many families In Hanover are entirely
destitute Of the mOst common necesssries
OF life, the Yankees having destroyed ell
they had. DR. K viii continue to receivs
contributions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

FO,ice Aryests-On Saturday and yesterday
the following parties were arrested and
locked up In the upper and lower eages !:
Eliza, slave Of Samuel Fonyth, charged With
stealing ninety dollars in Confederate money,
the property Of B G Brooks Fuller, slAve
Of David n Lee, for stealing . piece Of bar
con from huckster In the First 4Ayket !;
Frank, slave Of W w Granger, aiding end
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

YANKEE PRISONERS To HAVE THs BENRFiT az
rHe SHgLLING CHARLEsroS.-The Yankees
continue 10 shell the city OF Charieston, without
the slightest hope of eecting anything beyond the
p,usAssof a few women or chiidreO IN Sunday
night last they threw seven shells Into the town..
rhe following paragraph frop the Charleston
Mercury shows that hereafter there will be some
thing besides helpless women 70 hit:
For s0aae time past IL has been known that .
batch OF Yankee prisoners, comprising the high
est In rank now in Our hands, were son 10 be
brought hither to share the pleasures Of the
bomSs sdmcnt They accordingly arrived ON Saa-
dav. We Give a list OF their aaines and rank:
ndgadier Generals Seymour, Vessels, Seahsnl0n,
Shaler, aud Hecknazn; C0tOnels + u Grover, v
Hawkins, w HaliisnOn, H Lehman, o y Lie
grange, " LEO, Il White, n R0iingcr,
BsoWn, L Dana, and Pardeli; Ii Coi0nels = 3
Iiavs, II u Hunter, N HigginbolhaM. q Z Jaslin,
w McMaktn, u Miles, u Maxwell. J u May
hew, s NOsltl, Il Atc1tt, J Paisley, A + k0scIs,
n turnham. q b Baldwin, w RaTthOliase5, w K
Cook, & bic kctsoa, } + Fe laws, G A FaiIbaaks,
w Clean, 4 + Spotf.,rd, w w Stewart, w swift.
A w Taylor, aud w T Lsscells, Malors G II kases,
" Baker, y w Bates, Clarke, \ Carpenter,
W Csanda,l, II d Giant, Hall, and n Johason.
These prisoners, we uNdetstaad. Will be iurAiah-
ed ih comfortable quarters IL that postlua VI The
city most exposed 10 the eRetay's hEe. The cous
arlal dang ofhces Nortis Island will he duly aai
tsrd ot the fact Of their psesence ta the sh.lled
disrict, aud II his bAl,. tss still eon,iaue their
WaatDa and harharoas wO,k, II will be VI the Pestl
OF The eaPOvc officers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

rue DISPATCH Is sold 10 News
s'aIrrs al TWENTY ckNis per copy;
CItY CARRIERS arc authorized ID charge
o<r DOLLAR aSo FIFTY SRNfs fef '~fs' 10
.... ..t, svhe YtbcFS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1864-06-20

A gentleman who left Petersburg yester-
day morning at 6 o'clock says that no gene
raj engagement took place on Saturday,
during the day on different ortions Of our
lines, but were in every instance repulscd
with loss. la the evening the Yankees ad
vanced in several lines OF battle in front OF
Elliotts brigade, AM when they were within
four hundred yards cur troops opened upon
them with grape and canister, moving
down hundreds at every discharge. Artil-
lery duelling was kept up at intervals during
the day, but our casualties were few. The
euemy's losses on the Southside thus far
paratively light. Oar informant states that
he heard an estimate at Beauregsrd's head
qnarters On Saturday night that 900 would
cover our total Casualties in killed and
wounded since the fighting commenced in
front Of Petersburg While this 10 proba-
b.y somewhat below the mark, it COM
pieteiJ iissipatea one OF the rumors SO in
.dastriousiy Circulated yesterday. A good
,nlany Of the Yankee negro troops have been
siaia, while ameng the prisoners are ,lne
Indians. belonging to the lst Minnesota
sharpshootefs.
Persons who left Petersburg yesterday at
~ O'Clock report that all was comparatively
qaiet up to that hour. The Smelling Of the
city continued ON Saturday, aud one Of the
missiles dropped into the i5olllnghrook Ho-
tel, exploding In room No. Z, but fortunately
injurlng no one. u II reported that the
hospita. camp on Poplar Lava was shelled,
eansing removal Of our alex ana wounded
fro0 that point. a shell exploded among Q
drove q cattle on the Lawn, aad covered The
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12

George E. Hubbard, Dealer il
Stoves Hardware, Guns, Iron. Nails, Spike,
Glass, Circular and Cross-cut Saws, Butchers
Files; and Manufacturer of Tin, Copper, and
Sheet-Iron Wares job work done cn short
notice. Corner of Washington and First sts.,
Grand Haven, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12

ABOLITION PREDIcrIoNs.-Tho same
abolition speakers who have done the
thinking for the abolition party of this
State for the past ten years, are uow
again on the stump, in the hope 20 again
deceive the people by their sophistry.-
Now we suggest that when Chandler, j.
M. Howard, VIM. A. Howard, and 9TH
ers of that class, essay to enlighten the
people by their wisdom, that some home
spun person who is accustomed to think
sense, ask them what has come of their
predictions and wise saws uttered four
and eight years ago. They were accus-
toned to say that the South could not be-
kicked out of The Union; that there wo'd
be no war if the republican party was sue
cessful; that if few hot heads did at
tempt secession, dozen old women with
broomsticks would whip them before
breakfast, etc. These would be pertinent
questions, and the asking of them would
bo no discourtesy, for all stump speakers
bold themselves open TO be catechised.--
Shrdpnei.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12

" In is strange" muttered a young man
as ho staggered home from supper par
ty, show evil communications corrupt
good manners. | have been surrounded
by tumbler all the evening, and now !
am a tumbler myselfw
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12
Get a Sewing Machinel

Whoever intends TO purchase good Family
Sewing Machine. Of any kind, will do well TO
call at the News Office. We can furnish thom
at all times upon the most advantageous terms
PRopRIEroRs OF THE NEws.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12
CLASS B-H0rSeS.

Stallion over 4 yrs T. E.
Merrill, $4,O0
do Morris Angel, 200
Stallion 2 yrs Jas. Philips, 200
Brood mare & colt, Dan Realey, 200
do Ed. Streeter, 100
Yearling colt, Ed. Streeter, 100
do /. Bryant, ss so
4 yrs old gelding, II. p. Scott, 200
do Chas Averill, 100
8 yrs old do Schuyler Randall l,5O
do S. L. Angel, 100
2 yrs old do Benz Lille, 100
do =. ID. McNaughton, so
Sucking colt, j. ID. Merrick 100
do Dan Realey, so
Horses for work, Tim Lille, 400
do NJ. Hedges, 800
Matched horses, w. De Witt, 400
do Nj. Philleo, 800
Roadster Single, Silas Hedges, 200
do John Spoon. 100
Brood mare, JAS. A. Hard, 200
do Ed. Streeter, 100
JudgeS. .-Bushnor Hill, and Henry
ErInmons.
Troting Match.
VIM. Thompson, trotting one mile
on Fair ground inside 3 l2
minutes, $500
JudgeS-Joel Lille and B. Rice.
CLASS C-,Sheep.
Fine Wool Buck, Z. ID.
McNaughton, 800
do Amos Taylor, 200
Fine wool eve, =. ID.
McNaughton, 200
do do do 100
Coarse wool buck, r. Scott, 800
Fine wool lambs, p. ID.
McNaughton, 100
Judges-I. V. Harris, Chas b.
Hatch, Chester Danforth.
CLASS D-S,cine.
Boar, Justus Stiles, 200
Sow and Pigs, S. Waters, 200
Fat hog, A. Fagler, 200
JudgeS-Fred Becktel and B. Lille.
CLASS E-Porltry.
Three ducks, Benin Luther, 100
Coop of Bantam fowls, NJ.
Hedges, LOO
JudgeS-S. Randall, c. S. Randall
and Warren Lille.
CLASS Farm Implements.
Plow for sod, Jesse Williams, 100
Plow do G. S. Randall, so
Corn cultivator, o. =. Gordon, rs
Corn do J. f. Cady, so
Horse rake, Benin Lille, IS
Horse do Il. Lille, so
Wheat cultivator, L. Peake, so
Wheat do j. Stiles, so
Discretionary Premiums.
Horse hay fork, p. d. Nc
Naughton, 100
Mower, S. Waters, 200
Judges-M. B Willard, T.. Pcake
on1 w Dewitt
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12
CONCENTRATED POT ASH!

A It twenty-five cents,per Can, which, with
IA half dozen pounds Of grease, you can
make fifteen gallons Of Good soap. sold at
GRIFFIN'S Drugstore.
pril, 25, '63 lzSlu
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12


There were 143 Membership tick
cts sold at one dollar each, and also,
an unusually large number of Family
and Gate tickets.
CHANGE OF SITE.
The following resolution was
passed by the Society:
ReSol0ed.-That the Executive
Committee be instructed to purchase
fifteen acres of land, of Miner Hedg-
es, opposite the residence of b. Van
Patten, near Lamont, for a new Fair
Ground, at cost of 300.
Two hundred and eighty dollars
of this was raised on the spot.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12
CLASS O-Field Crops.

CLASS O--Field Crops.
Under this head entries are made
and premiums awarded at the NEE
ting of the Executive Board, in De-
cember next.
Crop of Onions, Thos. Wide,
Greatest variety of garden seeds, do
Acre of spring wheat, B. Lille,
Acre of winter wheat, A. j. Collar.
JsdgeS-The Executive Commit
tee.
CLASS P--MiSceltaneouS.
Sample cider, Ira Maxfeld, so
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MarkeJ
Grand Haven, Michigan.
ADVANCED RATES OF ADVERTISING.

Business Cards, one line each, 50 per year.
Advertising by the column at rates of special
agreement.
Ono square Is one inch Of column or less.
Advertisements without special directions as
to time will be inserted and charged for until or
dered out.
Legal advertising at legal rates. When
postponement is added to an advertisement, the
whole is charged as for the first insertion.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12

do Peppermint oil, DIR. L. e.
Barnard, 25
Set of fancy whittlings, W. G..
Sinclair, 100
JudgeS-John A. Luther, Il. ID.
McNaughton and John Rice.
CLASS Q-F7oacerS.
Vase Flowers, S. Waters, SO
do J. +. Cady, so
Specimen Dahlias, j. +. Cady, so
JudgeS-Miss Melissa Waters, Miss
Hattie Peake and II. Willard.
PLOUGHING MATCH.
Six Teams Entered.
w De Witt, 100
G. S. Randall, 100
r. Meckam, 100
S. Waters, 100
S. Williams, 100
Mr.. Velsey, 100
JudgeS-B Lille, Samuel Peake
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THE GRAND HAVEN NEWS,
Published every Wednesday,
BY j. g. j. w. BARNS.
TERMs;---One Dollar Fifty per year.
Es- 80 90 when left by the Carrier. ~ssN

Office on Washington street, over BeckteI's
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j. F. Chubb, Manufacturer Of and
Dealer in Plows. Cultivators, Thrcshing Ma
chimes, Reapers, Mowers, Hay Presses and all
kinds Of Farming Tools and Machines. Ag-
ricultural Warehouse, Canal Street, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
The Grand Haven news. [volume] (Grand Haven, Mich.) 1858-18??, 1864-10-12

Judges-B Lille, Samuel Peake
and Ephraim Root.
Discret. Premiums, (Comprry)
Sample Wall Papering Congrcga-
tional Church Lamont.
The Judges having examined the
specimen of paper hanging upon the
walls of the Congregational Church
in Lamont. executed uhder the direc-
tion of Rev. Jas A. Mckay, are con-
strained to say that in Architectural
design, and neat workmanship, it is
deserving ola highly complimentary
notice. We have seldom seen it
surpassed.
Judges-L. M. S. Smith, A. w
Taylor and L. E. Barnard.
The following is the number of
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-02-13

". FREsDnxs. Jasper;
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JoHs l.. HoFFnAS. Columbia ToSnshiPs
Csc HcrFnAs, Hsrb:scn Township;
Gro r. SHUErx. Ferdinand;
JoHx q BEcKnAs. Ferdinsnd;
ERssr PIcKaARDr. Huntingsburg;
L. X. TAILOR, Ireland;
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1902 BOUNTY
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Residence opposite IndisDs Hosei. jasper
HAS large rock q Dry Goods. Groce.
Ill RES and No,ions. which be II desirous
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9 y z = !

ONE p-rson writes, her dsusntef
erred II as or nine years Standing ana
Il, vi,D-' d~ncr II two years
ANorHKR writes, bis son vss eurso
Ger liz is=h had almost wasted sway
The doctors pronounced the case inears
able
auorHKR vas cured Of Fever and Ayus
ss,-- irving every medicine in biz resch-
AuofHER vas cured q Fever Sore
xhirh hal existed fourteen years
ANorHKR u Rheumatism Of eigns
c.s.~ innumerable of Dyspepsis and
Liver Complaint could BE mentioned -
~hsrh the Purifier and Pills
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Clerk-IIFnRv A. HoLrHAUs.
Auditor THEop.RE S.AIKlnARp.
Treasurer-E STEFHkSson.
Recordes--Au cusT. LiTScHci.
Sheriff-JoHR WHEEL.
Coroner -CHARLEs kRAus.
Surveyors. WILLIAMS.
Wn. n. GREEHs
r. NJ. DAVIS. Commissioner.
g. NiEHAus.
OFFICERS OF BA'xBRipcE TOWNSHIP.
Justices Sebastian KuebIsr. W. Mvnso'
=. Rose.
Tsussse-M. Keefer.
Constsblrs- A. Ecker. II. Erdhofsn
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-02-13
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.

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Ranging in pric- rom 90 r-nf- ~ $50 aarh
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1864-02-13
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sb.t have ever been introduced
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STEkEsCpPES AND SrERESC 1PiC
VIEWS.
Our C,ss;ogus % these will BE- cent 20
address on receipt ~ S'.mp-
f. &HT ANTHONY.
n .suf, c,n,,r- n Photographic Nstsriai-
5Di Rrosdwsv. Nav York
Friends or r-ss,iv~- 81 prominent mil'tsrs
m~n will CO, fer favor Nv sending us ihei'
4sken.sses to capy. Thew will De KEEP
csrsfsiIy snd returned uninjrred.
Fine Albums NJ de 70 Orisr fcr Congr~-
rs.,ons 20 present ~ ,hsir Pss'nr, or fo'
..ther purposes, 9th suitable inscr'P
ricns. SC
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