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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

MAGMA the COLLAPSE Of the rebellion and the recon
a,ruo.ion Of the Union on the meet approved abolition
Dlan. Aud all this, because the election exhibits 10 me
astonished and stricken eyea Of the S)uth a united
NORTH. But We have had q united North 60 many times
duri 2 The last four years. We had q united Norm
when Lincoln was first elected; 30 very united lndeeo
that the very union of the n Jrth impslled the secession
of the soulh. Aud then We had q united North ai'er
the capture of FJrt Sumter, when Northern paani""y
exhibited itself in the most predetermined and oAnhsry
fashion, compelling trembling women to hoist 'ns s'Ar
sp,anged flag, and timorons newspaper editors 10 unSAy
all they had ever said before. Then We had c uni'ed
North sf.er toe defeat of Manassas, and another
unitad North after the battle Of Fredericksburg at all OF
which epochs is was announced, with all the elegance OF
Yankee rhetoric, and a the VigOr OF Yankee slang, that
tina south would that time assuredly quail before the ma
issGc uprising, and sbAn, on the unequal contest Bat
nevertheless the South most unrsasonAbly refused 10
Quail. and most ilOgieAly persisted in fighting; having
no fear, indeed, Of the Vigor OF Yankee slang CT the de-
spo,iops Of Yankee arithmetic; and, sill worse than al
refused to believe in Stewards prOphssies, aud very IN
oOurteOusly persisted in giving the lie to hs manifold
predictions. Surely, after these many failuree, there lie
something admirable in the perinAciJ with which he
VaECnatee, ana sOuOLnAb bNasANo
sSsnos his Yankee csunrymen continue to rePose in
him.
Perhaps, indeed, vO may account for these Other
wise remarkable phenomena by referring them to the
doctrine of chances. 1. may DO q quite jadiciOus eal-
eplaiou that man Sho has never bsen right before
NAV stl DO right The ueIL time, and thA. the chances
for his being right in future Increase in proportion to
sbe number OF his past failures. SILL, We cannot Sos 1t
exactly 10 that light Il Is certainly matter OF history
that the South seeded because Lincoln was elected
IL seems, therefore, Ia her illogical 70 Ihifn that be-
eausa Lincoln il re-slGsted, the South vii 90 back 10
toe Union. Bat then We are ns Yankees. We may
think that LLnooln's election iS the best cause OF all to
make Us hsht with more resolution than ever; but SeW-
ara assures lis that We are entirely mistaken, and that
whereas in 80 We gals the Ul,On 10 set rd OF Lincoln
and ais pArLy, ue Oughs reasonably in "a u 90 back
inio The UuOn in order 10 eIjoy the exquisite pleasure
Of sheir society. Ald this is the kind OF logic that con-
slDces YaakDeA l., i surprising that they voted for Lin
c Din Al determined 70 keep on in the same circle around
shish they have been Tor nearly four years f,uilOsslJ
,raysinK
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

he had to communicate with bis Government at Risb-
mond to obtain important testimony, and could not De
ready fer q full deferfs for thirty days. The othel
prisoners ale mskir 8 stst m nts to day.
WARRINGTON EKws.
The Washington correspondence, under date Of l4.h,
furnish the following items:
Advices from the Army Of ths Potomac report all
quiet there upon both wings. Reports were in circu.
laqoD, and generally creaited, that the rebels had
crossed a considerable foIcs over to the north side Of
the James river and posted them In Buffers front, az
though fearing an advance Of our right.
Colonel Hoffna,, Oommissary General of prisoners.
has been made Bngadier General, and ordered to the
command OF all ,he prison camps west of the Mississlp.
p, and acts ss Commissioner OF Exchange.
General Slough and sh # arrived here from the front
this morning, where he has been for the past ten days
superintenoirg the skieg up of the Orange and Alex
andria railroad. This road will perhaps now be ADAM
doned, BAT the cars will Iun as far ous "a Union Mills,
about sixteen miles from Al, < Indria.
Toe attending physician OF Lord Lyons denies that
The sickness vi tne iaatsr Ia of q serious and alarming
character, % has been represented.
Nj II General Burnside had an interview 10 day
with me President, and il y I, ,rtsd that hs will soon
return TO the army Of the Potomac.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
Confederate Unrsasonableness

Mr.. S,rard lately informed an audience Of admirinE
Yankees, assembled n the elastic town OF Auburn e.
listen TO the Vatioiua,oas Of their prophetic country
man. that The election Of Lincoln would surely prove 6
death blow TO tie groa. rebellion" He toli them that
the hitherto c-on.umae;ous and Pugnseiou5 Sostherners
cured BY tho spectacle Of du1ited North, would abAte
hslr puguAcity, FrOund their aTm7, and, gathering in
repentant eroW5s around the ioOtatool Of the YanLee
President. implor, hs grace, promise 10 he good and
o1ist fo,syermors, aud to sudsr Gus North 10 have it7
o.n vsy heCcalorh, si.hOdi lot 81 hindrauee. Qtite
tsucbiug vas the trust CT tho %eonfiiDg YlDkSse. They
I,tsued bul 70 believe; they SeuG s.rlightsay TO the
poll, aad cas-. lleir votes for Lincoln, in tho full aasu-
rspcs. 10 doubt that tho DAY after the election would
witness The dispersion Of The Confederate armies and
the unq1aLh q submission Of the rsbtli5us ststes.-
Grant, too. telling it hs duty 10 uphold the reputation
Of the Prophet Of Auburn, tslesnphed to he master
tba. the result OF tbs election VAS ,qlil to = victory
90 The lid.
Bat he ought to bsys said much more han
that. to cns up to the sprit Of the mIuiOstc.-
We can very veil afford 81 admit hat L'aeolu's s~lCeiOo
is quite sqlsl 10 one OF several such victories as Gear
and biz L.eutsnants have been Ia tho hsbt of gaming.
A continued series Of asserted victories irOn Nay 90
u October 9Th, ils u iing some OF tie greatest battle
OF the uar-vic;oriss, for Instance, like tho Wlierress,
soo.sylVanis, Cod HNbor, and tie Crater. TO say no.
thing Of the TIRES or four absolute smIi-
tons Of the irreptessiole EAtb have ~eer,ainlIn not ended
ths var or even brought Giant within sight Of tbs
coys.sd wall Of Richmond I0issd, the aggregate OF
All these ~yie.orirs seems to have been the very thing
t. make necessary this last one. Hsncs, NO subni
that Il B u no, much more tbAn eqaslio those the YAM
kei have been seeus.omed to gain, the PrOgnO5tie--
tons Of tie Auburn sosr are ~ very ap. to be fol
& led.
Bai Seward Is not by any means limited In lis
views 10 the area Of = single bAtSe field. FOr him and
hts trusting hearers, the election Of Lincoln Is 6qlal
na alone 70 a victory in the. Geld, but 10 shO!s sue
eession Of victories, 70 campaign, TO several cam
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

Ths Olsrk called the roll, and & sufficient numb or
beiTg found present, he proceeded to read tie evil
denCe given ~ the various witnoss5s who testified be-
fore the comm ,ttee.
Mr. Chiffon read extrsc's from the Nashville ia
zetts aud the New York tribune, sho wing that he had
been in Nashville, en- route Tor Kansas-where be was
spoken of as a first rate Union man. Another account
said he W 3 going to Washington. He then proceeded
to sum up briefly the testimony, and afked for q vote,
| by ayes aud noes, upon the following resolution, re-
ported by the committed:
RESOLVED, That Williamson r. W. Cobb, member
elected from the Sd Distrie 6 Of the State OF AlsbanS,
having failed to appear and claim his seat, bat remains
within the enemy's lines OIL terms of friendly inter-
course with them, thus manifesting his disloyalty TO
the Confederate States, his name be and the same ia
hereby stricken from Tho roll Of the members OF this
House.
RtsOlUsd. That a copy of these resolutions be for
Warded TO the Cover or OF the State Of Alabama, that
the proper steps may be taken TO fn the vacancy 90
casioned by the expulsion Of said w. 4. W. Cobb.
hr CLARK, of No, offered "a an amendment that
instead OF his seat being declared vacant, he be eX-
PEELED.
This gave rise to q Discussion as to the proper phra-
seology 10 be used, in which Aessrs. FooIe, olarF,
Chiffon, Dickinson, Funston, Aver, Swami and J. I.
Leach participated all agreeing, however, that the
House should get rid of him in the s~peediest way DE-
able.
Mr. BLANF0RD called the question, whereupon the
proposition OF Mr. CLARK. as a substitute for tho report
Of the committee, was adopted.
Toe vote recurring on the resolutions as thus amend
ed, they were adopted by the following vote: Ayes rs.
Aoea none.
The SPEAKER submitted a message from the Pfesi-
dent tTansmitnng the estimate OF the Secretary OF War
for the further prosecution Of the war. Referred 10
the O, mmitee VI Ways and Aeans.
Also q message containing q report Of General g. T..
BsAuregsrU relative 70 he operations on Morris leland
Referred 10 the Committee on Military Affairs.
S.veIal bills passed by the Seuate ana tranimi tsd 10
the House were appropriately referred.
Mr. J N LEAOH offered q resolution Of INQUIRY as 70
the cause OF the various hospitals in and around Rich
mend not receiving an adequate supply Of wood ana
coal, and to ascertain what iurtt or legislation on the
suIjtot IL necessary. Refer. ed TO the Oommite on
Oommissaties.
o. nGtiOn of Mr. Russell, the House went into
secret sac ion. Tne doora bsiGg opensd, the House Ad-
i.urred.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
INSPECTION NO rICEI
A LII PERSONS In FOURTH CONGRESS.

IA sIeEAL DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, "hol ing ~eeniacates
{ pernEnsni dis sbiltJ, AID" al th, sc alLigned 70 light duty .
will eooIt ~ follows:
Petersburg, at my Once on Bank street. November l4th and
10Th.
Priuee George county, at my Office on Bank rr,tt, Petersburg,
Noysnber lHh.
Chesterfield county, at Chesterfield Court BOrs', E.v,mbu
18th and 10Th.
Din1idois county, At Dlnsi Idle Court House, November 2st.
E5itowsy ecu nty, sth otto way Court House, NoyembeH 23d. 4
Amelia coufy, 81 Amelia COURT House, NoYsnuer 2ih.
CunbellaLd county, at CuubsTisud court Hous Noven br
26h.
PSvhAtAa county, a. p uhaIin q ut House, November Ssh.
6oonhland county, al G5ochtaud 0,uTt Heu 9, Nov, mber So b.,
1874. for inspection, Ia pun usnee OF Par. l. Gen. Orders No. 81,
Adjt and Insp'r GeDIs once eurrsnt series.
Prompt &C mplisLes with iLis notice 10 expected, and any PEI
son or persons falr q 10 do so, except from sickness or oibtr
Unavoidable csues, sl 10 each cas- be sub sctedt 10 arrest by
The cJu.c.i pt gra.d, ami is- eIaninat'on BY heiissl EIsmIGiGg
Board.
Person, prevented from reporting ss above ordered. ~ reason
Of sickness, will forN ard n the T~nrslfBg ohcer Of their re- pec-
i've counties the eerinc. ale OF their attending physician, ceIuD-
log thsir disability, IL eItani. &c, to be Transmitted 10 this CT
dee.
The attention Of Enrolling ohcsrs 10 called TO this order. md
active Co operation requested. J. H. HkArH,
Lieut. and lnspr 0onIcripti Ion 4h Csrg Dist.
NO ll-dt29lh
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
IEsPEoToR's OFFICE, 30 CoSG. DIsr |
richmond, Nov. 7th, 1864. I
INSPECTION

INSPECTION oIRcULAR,l
The atenlon Of all persons holding certificates OF peTmsuest
dhu lily, aud Iuch persons as have beenr sseisei for "hg {
duty' BY the Ne ilcal board 10 his Dstdcis u called 10 the Io-
iowlng extract from copscripiion Circular NO. 0, Heaq Iansrs
Receive IOressOi Virginia:
In pursuancs Of General Order Ne. 81, A. 4 l. q. o. Current
.eriei), District Inspectors will proct . I94t1 .ieiy TO summon
and alter In pectiop, iorEard TO the ofnb Instruction all per
sons 10 ner respective ID rrics holding ffuncaes 4 perms-
nent disability. and 81 these assgaei to light duty who, IL the r
Judgment. HpIeir likely 10 be ~Adjudged qualified for active ter.
dee. They ae enjoinedt &, makeshe required inspection ofer-
empt and Ugh duy men With Tie utmost p ssible eespateh.
10 conformity TO this order, all such persons AZ resaid residing
la the 81 Confessional Disrc. are requlftd T. epoIt for iDipec-
uon At The foil wing places and dat s. viz:
Richmond UitS Nov. llth. 18th, l4tb, lbth-at Err oIlng Unce,
Main street, baween 9th and l0Ih.
HenIico, New Kent and Charles Oily counties. Nov. ls.h, l9ih,
uenrice O. II.
Hanover County-Hov. 2It, 22l-Ash and.
Aprcppt compliance With this order Is required; snypersou CO
persons FALLING 40 to do, except feom iokntsJ or Lther good and
nncisnt reason, vii In each CO Q be subjected 20 aueIt by The
nontcript guard and exsriniIOn by the Medical Board.
Any person prevented from reporting as above order ed by rea-
son Of sickness, will fol gard 10 the e rolling Chcer Of III, eouu-
y or city the certificate OF h, aterdlng phys clan, certifying be
lI biity, is extent, Ac II be Transmitted to tMA OH: 70 for The
seton OF the select hedicbl Board.
The attention a the Enrolling One rs 70 called TO the pSo,1
sions 4 this circular, and heir active co Operatl q in lhc same 10
requested. JHo. A. oOKG,
Captain and Inspector,
noS-5 Bd Cong, DsL
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
RvANonLToAL TRACT SOCIETY.

DIV. A. W.. MILLER having res gned his
IL position As Superintendent and Corresponding seoretsZ--Y
this Society the Board Of Directors take pleasure IA announcing
TO the Christian Iublie that hey Dave teeurea the services Of
Rev. W b. WEiIOss to iupply his place, who will also edit the
Army and hdty Messenger. IN the place Of. Rev. P. ~slspghttr,
resigned. He Ia enter upon hi, work with spirit anG Industry,
and brings TO bis aid several years Of experience In iimlsr la
Dor. ands very cordial placsin the regard 81 his associates.
This society was o. gabzed AID is consti'uta n adopted on the
18th Of July, 1861. and embraces IN )ng IL ofdcen and Numbers
different ivapg, ical denominations Of ohIirisDs. IL hiss es-
hlruted Usluilousy during is Ell stenee, about nfy Mill ms Of
pages Of Trscis, many Thousands OF Gospels and Hgnu Books,
aad, semi-monthly, large cations Of the Army and Macy Mes
sen 0sr, I'm ing The soldiers Of the oonfedeFpe araies, AID the
seea has fallen upon good ground, ard brought forth An album
from cLsp aims, officers sndIp rivstes Ia The army all bear witness
70 The good sccqnplstei b. toe pubiiesiions Of the socisty, a d
the NJ merous reviyals outing the past rear In the army, adding
tn ussnds 70 the Church, were In part the result OF The religious
reaoli " FURNISHED the soldiers by this .sotlsty. The nhcers and
Managers desire to continue lis operations In full Ivigor, and, II
possible, ella ge THIN, and respectfully toicit donations from
the members OF sl religious denominations, and those unconnec.
ted with any branch Of the On uth, who desire the spiritual vel
fare Of the 20 diers and the sdvaneement Of tbs cause OF Chfbt.
Ihe omceI and Managers are: JArcy Paul, President; U.
khy,on, X v LASER and James Weddell, Vice PresdeLt; Il n
puoloP Recording Secretary; Rev WE Wellons. su2 erntendenr,
0orresponding Secretary, and Editor OF the Army and Macy
messenger James Gu hoert, Treasurer; Rev q J Gibson, ksy
Miller, Kew a l. Archer, Dr. 7 b Beckviih, Daniel Dodson, Bernard
Todd, Thomas wallace, W O Moody, u B DugIef and Robert
hcosndish, Directors; Kew o Gfbson, Rev ia Proctor. Rev
Thomas Hume, Dr. and Rev John Miller, Publishlpg Con mittee.
Contributions should be sent to James L OutLbet, ESQ, II es.
s9rer, and orders for tracts and the payer 70 Rsy w Welonr,
Superintendent and Editor.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
A. q. BRows. secy pro. tenn.
Petersburg, Va Nov. 9Th, 1864. noI6 III
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
GENERAL Orders,

No. 65.
The P esdent Of the Confederate States having, by
his proclamation, set ApArs Wednesday, the l6th OF
November, for the vorship Of Almighty God, ell mill
tary dUisl, Sxcsps such as are nee sslry for the safety
Of The army, Mll bs suspended on that day, snd every
facility for its due Observance will be .fIJrded 90 the
troops. The aft Department will endeaVC to make
such provision for the wants Of the army "a will enable
Al. a. far as possible, 10 participate IN tho religious
ervices OF his occasion.
While i. ia right that all our people should continually
acknowledge their dspendoLc9 upon Him who alone con-
t,oli the DIS 10y OF nations, tie s gnal meroies Srd bene
fs wa have received at His hands cal upon u5 esp c,Ally
for the gTateinl tribute OF our praise ard Adorltion.-
IA Almighty ann has saved us from cur enemi, +; His
Providence has shielded I'd in tho midst Of Oh IET, AID
His bounty has suppled our EGnts.
O~haPlains viii hold divine service az tho usual plsce,
OF worship. ana III leTs and soldeu' Of the army are
sarns uy eIhorea. 90 attend and unite in a~seribing to
ur maiciul God and Saviour tho glory due to His
came 10 confess with humble ~penitsLCs the AIMS that
hAv, jlHly provoked HIS indignation 10 supp,icate
Hi ( givones,, ana impIOrs Him IN II s own tine, to
siAdrAS Hs oh-H ening hAld aud give peace sld n
iepsi dsuoe 70 our beloved oOuatry.
Aod VII 10 Se bat d before HIS tbr0Ee, let not our osn
comrades bs forgotten. Let u setk for strer gta and
courage 20 iOllos The example, Ct their heroic diSoion,
aud command their Der, aVed families 10 the tender
caro- Of the v d w. God, and The Father OF tho iAtheI-
lsss.
B:Cnt6 r. =. Las, GSneral.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RiGHTs'
RICHMOND WING.
: ,yD,piY MORNING. Nov. is, 1854.
EVENING WING.

W, .ban publish, to-day, at 2 o'clock P. n, md
-, yBcosodinr DAY Sundays e~Icspasd0 at the same
nom. an evening edition of the Wing. The EVenins
wbig viii contain tie htsssnsWs BY mall and telegraph
nm . The hour Of going to pro@, O&tOrAlA LEGAL intel
B3
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

N consequence of two of the partners being
l. engaged IN tbs service Of The Government, the co psiiI.f-
hip Of NEAL. SWORDS 4 90. Il dissolved by mutual eOEsen,
from the La Of October, 1854. TDHEAL.
JPsWoRDs.
TT TALBOT.
Messrs. NEAL & WHITLoCK will continie the
business, aGd We respectfully sohoE Tor them q cOniiguanoI OF
the fsvors that have been so generously bestowed up N the late
drm, and for which We takGoc:asion TO return our uncsTs tn ,ntS.
} sWoBDo.
oc25-lm TJfALs0f.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
MORE ABOUT TIE FLORIDA
rBT st LrBASs' RLIDIRs.
A telegram from sOutrOal, da'sd i4.h, says:

a telegram from u0ltTesl, dAed I4sn, says;
Tbs casa for The prosecution agsii 1t tho st A bans
rAidsra closed hass ~ssierday, Wien 1t aai decided 10
tska the Voluntary %slStsmehis OF tho prt onoTs.
stoned eff 1r III The 90 ifederAts service. Tie ,xpedi-
ton Was no, psi oted Ia OALada, end tho otjsot Of il
was 10 r tAliats for the acts committed by G ant, Sler-
dan, aud others, 10 accordance With oiVilz I'd " .Iiare.
Young then handed In hs commission from Mr.. Ssidop,
Secretary Of War Of the Confederate. STATES, and sdd
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
TAKEN UP. o

ON the Louisa koad, on SATURDAY., Nov. 18th,
s0RBEL MOLE, very low 10 order. Ihs owner can get
the same BY proving property and paying charges.
Adde'S JOS. 4 LE0BLrTIR,
nole-Is hontpeltr p, O.. Hanover county.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL AND Personal
PROPERTY IN POWHArAN ONT
ON TUESDAY, the 9th day of December
" next, 1 will sell, at public auction, q Farm In tie lover
end CT Povhstan county, eontsiai' g S4 acres, with Q coed two
story Dwelling house. eoaiaining four lrge looms and . tsse-
ment, and 81 necessary ~out-LGusesL there are Is bushels Of
wbe Il and 40 bushels OF Western osis IGeied On The riace, q v
loo king well. TIE fam Is Ia . good neighbo hood, VI hin about
four miles of PGwaslan Station, l. and D. R.R , o healthy local.
iy. sni has an sxcsLeat we'll Of water In the yard
lmmeds ely after tlA sale ofthe fam, / will sell al the Cr;ps
loks Of ,xfn, three mich COWS snd other cattle, fourteen hogs,
farming u.ensAs Of every kind, embracing new piovs, Q COED
thretb pg m.chne, wheat ftp, corn sbe Ter, c.rts, wagons, &c.
lem, cash Persons vlGiig to attend fem Riehnond or
above can do by issipe tbs kicbmoAd and Danville cars 10
P.whstsn stsuon In the mornitg 9, ard rtturn en- the evening Of
the sAms day.
Bale CON nancs ALL O'Clock A. NJ, and conducted b, ,.
6oopE. ". Q. sUMhLR.
nLlS -ebtt
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
DIEsD
r =. Las, G>nsral,

Ga the 14h November, 1s6isal the ~feAd,nee Of his grand
father, ABRAN, son Of Peter =. Wsr~Iek, In the hith yeas oihIs
4 aAu.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-11-18
$500 REWARD.

$500 REWARD.
EFT the Notifications near Richmond,
II with The written peruisso on Of ths engineer In charge, 10
visit Richmond on III; 10 b Of asIch last Ey boy jim
He is abrnt 3 leCt ; inehts iish, has = di K c mprAi)n, some
what sEooih ssin. asaiher sharp hin, wsiks qyf :kiy. and rather
he.iLites uLen spoken 10. I rureh ised Lin OF ale ss 3 " Divs
4 Go. seoat he d II CT Mar h lie was raipi In Mzpth ttr
- a as. ssmEei IA lcr. aJ has been very leceaty seen In
Richmond. I will give the above resad for his sppEehenfiou
nd c5' f1srent 10 j IL 80 'httt can get him AGAIN Ness
: N. Davis O. 90 viii Hen.I Lin. Ny address Is ca.cade P.
Q, Pi.isylvsnii County, Va. JEsSk z NOEL.
Nov 81 i2n.
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WAS committed to ifenrico county Jail,
" Jsy hs 81 b, 1854. q negro al naued R,GpIL' The n 9.
EFT, 81 ss La.s o. Albert 20 sea e. Hanover. The saii nssro
Quilt, and DARK eoLDleliGn Had on, when MATTED, a checked
7bgtnia eloth froek.
Her owner ID regusstsi 10 come forward, prove property, tsy
10 AZ. GFO. nj PIIIalNTa'
sp k-vtv Ghai9 Of Hsndso ooaniy.
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STRAYED- From tue Cadet Camp on Poe's
~ Pam on the nj kt Ct The. 1Rh iss'., q small lead eolored
MULE bIa.dsd on ii iet sh ulJtr WitI the letters o 4 ana
4 atI believed 10 bebTanded with the letter II on the hip; had
Lee bride on when she left. A rsENd Ct eighty tolarI VIII be
aid on hr delivery 70 me a. Posb Psrm-
nOls-lt Corps caisia,
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