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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

DONATION VIsrr-The friends and par
ishioners of Rev. J. Henry Giles, Of
Hydeville, propose to make him dona-
tion visit at his residence on Thursday,
the 2lst inst. A pleasant, social visit Is
anticipated, and general invitation is
extended E5e
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

The reason given by London man
ufacturing house for sending 200 of their
men to break up one of Mr.. Beecher's
meetings, was that the Yankees used
to impress British seamen at Charles
ton"
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

VERMONT vALRY-Lieut. John W.
Newton Of st. Adams, has been promoted
to the Captaincy of Co. L, LIST Vermont
Cavalry, viee H. c. Parsons, resigned on
account of continued physical debility.
through wounds received at Gettysburg.
Second Lieut.. Alexander Watson Of Bur
lington succeeds to the First Lieutenan-
cy of the same company. . Orderly Ser
geant Stranahan of St Adams fiIls the
vacancy occasioned by Lieut.. Watson's
promotion.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

MONTREAL AND VERMONT JUNCTION
RAILwAY.--At the meeting of Stockhol-
ders at Phillipsburg, C. f., Jan. 18th.
the following officers were chosen: oi O.
Direetors.-Hon. p H. Moore, Henri
Des Rivieres, Hon. A. B. Foster, Hon. J.
G. Smith, Joseph Clark, Lawrence Brain
ard, 10. d. Hatch. o Z. 81 soe
Pyssidtnt--P. III. Moore TV Pres, J.
G.. Smith; Sec and Treas, John G. Baker
The January thaw is upon ns--not the
so called Vermont thaw," consisting
Of two SHOWS and blow, but a moist
misty and rainy thaw, which takes on
the snow and leaves the ice. This side
Of the mountain it is decidedly slippery
the other side it is "slumpy."
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1864-01-21

A SLASDER.-F. b. Spinola, recruiting
superintendent in New York City, COM
municates to the New York Herald the
D'odws Qp0aadi of the substitute brokers
in that city, in running out men to states
where large bounties are offered, and in
the course Of his letter says
And here | would say, upon informa-
ton from a reliable source that Vermont,
with her boaSting of having filed her
quota, Is indebted to New York for at
least one-half of the number of men
that have been enlisted there, and upon
principles quite similar to those above
alluded to.
This statement is an unmitigated SLAM
der concerning state which has done
her duty promptly and patriotically,
and it will not serve New York City,
where men are forced and drugged and
kidnapped into service, as an apology
for being behind. In the first place, it
may be said, that New York is supposed
" be as wealthy as Vermont, and as we'll
able to pay large bounties, so as to Sc
cure all her men upon her own quota
But the statement is unfounded. New
Workers may have enlisted largely in
other states, but not in Vermont The
Woodstock Standard, which, from its
location, has facilities for information
from official sources, says that of the
whole number of men mustered in this
State under the last call nine men are
from New York City, and if there are
more, (and the whole number cannot ex-
ceed twenty-ave,) the authorities have
been unable to ascertain that fact" 1t
says that the officers at Brattleboro
through whose hands all recruits pass,
" have made u careful count, with
view 10 ascertain the standing of the
men, and that of the whole number en-
listed, less than fifty are of that class of
substitutes who are likely to prove
unserviceable. Substitute brokerage has
been discouraged in every possible way
by the State authorities and the Provost
Marshals and time will show that the
men Vermont now sends are good and
true, for they are her own citizens
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Latest Northern News.

RICHMOND, November 22-The Wash
ington Chronicle, of the 10Th has been re-
celved. Ii contains nothing of interest, ex.
cept IN admission Of defeat ia East Tenn.
essee.
RICHMOND, November % baltimore and
New York papers Of lhe 2lst have been re.
ceived. A telegram from Buffalo announ.
css the arrival there OF General Bany, Sner-
mans chief of artillery. lie left Sherman
nt hinston, ON the morning Of the 18th.
lie sass the men had received eight months
pay, and outht adapted to.a hard and rapid
winter campaign. Hoods entire force, in
cuding Forests cayairy, we're at Tsscum-
bla and Florence, watched by General
Thomas. An Invasion Of Tennessee is
deemed impossible. a Cincinnati telegram
says nine hundred rebel prisoners arrived
at Nashville on Saturday from Atlanta BE
Iiering the place evacuated, they rushed in
To phlage, end were captured.
The Cincinnati Gazette. of Friday, says
Sherman i, advancing towards the Savan
nah River in two columus-one column
would go 10 Macon aud the other to Au.
gusta 1t gives Beaufort IN the ultimate
des .ination. where he intends TO make the
South Atlantic biockaiIng squadr"n his fu-
tuse base Of supplies. Only such buildings
at Atlanta as could be Of benefit 10 the enc
my were destroyed. The extensive rolling
mills. stables store "a ouses at Roms w.r.
destroyed by order Of Gen Corse. The
Etowah hotel was also burned.
Chattanooga telegrams, OF the l9.h, say
the rebels attacked our forces at Straw berry
Plains. yesterday. The fighting continued,
at intervals, all day. The rebels were re.
pulsed in every attack. GGllem is safe 10
Knoxville.
Gold excited and advanced 10 225, fell to
2l6, and closed at 233
Telegram from Washington, dated the
22d says that nearly two weeks have elapsed
since any Greet information has been re.
'ceived from Sherman, At least month
ago he fully informed the authorizes a,
Washington If hi- plans.
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Confederate Congress.

RIcHmoSD, November -: 10 the Senate.
Mr.. Henry, from The Committee op Militia.
y Affairs, reported bill increasing the
compensation Of free negroes employed 10
the army. and authorizing the inpressrnent
Of forty thousand sIsyes. The bill was
placed on the calendar. A message was
received from the President, 10 response TO
a resolution Of Mr.. Maxwell, s,atiog that
no Slais Of the United States had intima-
ted a willingness, directly or indirectly, to
enter into = convention for cessation Of
hostiIities or other purpose.
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WHEELER's CAMPAIGs The results Of
Maj. Gen. Wheeler operations, IN the rear
OF Shermans army, since the command Of
the army Of Tennessee devolvsd upon Gen.
Hood, are summed up as follows, by an
ofhcsr ofhis command
Sapipru aud delivery 10 the army Of ] :.
700 beef cattle, over 100 Government way
ons, over 100 mules 'and horses, over $50
Prisoners.
Capture CT garrison at SiawaIt's Landing
Tith stores, DC
Capture Of Athens, MarysvilIe. Clinton,
McMinnsiile, Lebanon. Liberty, Sn,yrn
Synnev'lle. with small garrisoas and stores
10 some Of these places the garrisons es.
eaPed upon our approach. compelling the
ofhesr at GalIatin to oyacuate his post and
burn his stores.
Destruction of forage, g. Sc. collected
70: Shernan's army in Eas, Tennessee.
The capture and destru eiion Of several
trains Of ears loaded with supplies.
Tho compiete stoPpage OF communiea-
ron between Chattanooga aud Sherman's 8
army Tor twelve days. TIE complete stop
page OF coma unication between Nashville
And Chattanooga. by both railroads, for
'~ea'y fo" dsys-compeIli ng Sherman TO
send 10 bis rear forces treble our strength.
bringing ou. over 1000 recruits. All this
vas accomplished Sith loss OF abou, 100
hill Ill
S"'ed and wounded, while much heavier
JOSS was inflicted upon the enemy.
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Attention to Orders.

LANCASTER DISTRICT s. g. Nov..~26, 1884.
In obedience to General Order No. Is, emil
mating from the Adjutant and Inspector Gener.
al, all persons between the ages OF sixteen and
seventeen years, and between seventeen and
hity who know themselves liable and subject
to the said order including all Bonded agricul +.
turali.ts in Lancaster District and the several
Company Beats in Kershaw District, viz Beat
No !, ,, 8, and are hereby required and com
manded to rendezvous at the Camden Depot
Oh Tuesday the 5th day of December next, pre-.
pared with haversack and tour days rations,
with such supplies of clothing and cooking
utensils as are necessary for field service to
proceed from there to Hamburg s. c. Agree
able to order this notice will be deemed sufi
c'ent TO all concerned. Prompt attendance is
required. by order Of
J. d. CAsKEY, Capt.
Nov. 20, 1864, IL
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From Virginia.

RICHMOND, November 23.-The follow.
ing was received this morning:
HEApouARTERs, &c, November 2s.-
Hon. Jas. A. Sedion Gen. Early reports
that the ensmy's cavalry in considerable
force drove in our cavalry picksts this morn.
ing, advanced to Mount Jackson aud crossed
The 'ivl :, !. ~as met by some infantry and
one brigade Of Rosser's cavalry snG as;;rsa
back. Rosser pursued, dr,:rg the enemy
beyond Edenburg, in confusion, and com.
PEELED him to abandon his killed and woun.
ded. Early thinks il was a revonu oiss..nc.. u.
(Signed) r. l.. LEE.
RIoHMsSD, Nov. 24-Thc evening Whig
has the following Postscript:
AUST before going to press we learned
that the War Department had received in
formation from Georgia of ea,irntly en-
couraging character. We refrain from ma
ing more definite statement Of the news,
as II had reached us but we assuse our
readers that the official advces from Geor
gia are As favorable a. we could expect.
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We acknowledge the reception Of Eighty
Dollars, from Miss +. r. Csuthsn, as the con,
tribution Of the ladies in the vicinity of Hang
ing Rock, in aid of the proposition to furnish a
banner for the l2sh s. G. Regiment. The
m oney has been sent TO the proper direction.
The sum Of two hundred dollars, the individual
contribution of a lady Of this District, had been
previously forwarded to the same quarter
These are gratifying evidences Of the patriotic
spirit Of the ladies' of Lancaster.
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EditoriA. Brevltles.

The Charlottesville Chronicle states that Judge
Thomp son has discharged a number Of detail.
ed farmers in Augusta County, Va, undes
writs Of habeds corpus, on the ground that the
detail is contrsct With the government for
one year.
One OF our exchanges, We do not remember
which. gives the Congress a hint a,,out sy,i.
cntu 81 details or exempts, worthy Of its con
Ssdciat'on. IL says these "details should lie
based upon what men made this year, aud not
the number of hands they lave, for .rome men
who 60 to work earnestly, make more with ten
hands than others do with twenty and some
make more with 6iteen than others do with
twice that number. Certainly, If men 90 not
exert themselves to raise a surplus, their pla.
ces better be filed BY those Who will do So
Hon, w. r. w. Cobb was killed few DAYS
since in North Alabamss by the accidental dis.
charge Of one Of his own pistols. He has for
some time past been conserving with the Yam.
KEGS, aud was not long since in Nashville -
His Yankee friends had presented him pais
ofpistols, which he wore upon his person.
One Of them dropped to the ground and went
Oh. the ball penetrating his bowels ard coming
out at his back, causing death.
The Yankee piekets in front Of Petersburg
reports that Beast Butler had been killed in
street fight in New York. The Richmond Ee.
dniner doubts the report mainly for the rea-
son that man born TO be hung is not apt to
die any other death
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tbs reported that Mi!ledgeviile has been
burned, but this is contradicted. 1t is also
deuied that Sberfsan's columns had crossed the
Oconee river in iorco near Milledgevi!le He
is evidently in great strait, aud Intends to
reach the coast somewhere il it costs him half
his army. lie cannot spend the winter where
he is, hence he is going It blind, striking here,
there and anywhere, where he may have hope
Of forcing passage to the sea. Iii. object is
TO avoid all garrisoned points, and get out with
N little Sighting ~ possible.
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The Federal prisoners confined n. Salisbury
n. G. made an attempt to escape about two
O'Clock on Friday last They attempted to
seize the arms of the guard Oh duty within the
walls, and in several cases succeeded. Having
disarmed man, they thrust him through with
the bayonet Two of our guard were killed
and several wounded. The parnpet guard wit.
Messing these demonstrations opeued Are on
the prisoners with musksty and two field pie ,
css, charged with canister, Killing and wound.
ing some forty or Fifty. Order WAS Soon re
stored and the guilt, ones ieueiied out.
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DEFAULTERS.

TAX PAYERS whs have failed to make
returns TO the assessors at their last ap-
Polntmsnts, are notified that the assessor
VIII accompany the collector o. his several
appointments, and take their returns. 1t 10
hoped that all tax payers vhs have not
made their returns will N an. thu ..ss,.o,
as above stated, aud save him the disagrsea-
Ole necessity OF assessing them with AT ad.
ditional tax for theikde!ault.
JAMES X. AAGILL,
18th District Collector,
Nov. %, 1864, Al a.
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Supplies for Prisoners.
AGEncT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA TRooPs,
Richmond, Va, Nov. II, 1864

AGEnCT TOR SOUTH CAROLINA TRuoPs,
Richmond, Va, Nov. II, 1864
After conference vita Col. Ould, our
Commissioned of Exchange. deem it pro-
per to make the following statement for
the information Of the public:
Arrangements have been made with the
United States Government 10 furnish our
prisoners with food and clothing This
will be in addition to rations now allowed
by that Government. Cotton is now being
shipped North for the purchase Of these
supplies.
This arrangement should not interfere
With tho forwarding Of boxes tobacco,
clothing and other supplies, As heretofore
They uiay be shipped TO this point, or TO
Savannah, Ga. The freight beyond our
lines will be paid by our Government, so
that ia future no money will DO required by
our prisoners for this purpose.
Very respectfully, d.,
h. p. JONES,
Agent for ). e. Troops.
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to the Estate of
Abel Broom, decd, will come forward and
make payment on or before the 6rst of Jan.
uary, 1895. ALI persons having claims a.
galnss said Estate will bring them legally
attested before ths irst of January, 1865.
J he Estate will be settled and this notice
VIII be plead in bar against all claims after
that date. w. j. STOGNER,
Adm'r.
Nov. Is, 1864. 4O-2t.
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a School Teacher Wan
ted
ted.

Any gentleman, who will come recommended
~ to his competency, aud moral character, will
ind employment forthwith. One qualified to
teach the English aud Latin languages is pre-.
ferred. The location Is desirable, Oh the Ian.
caster and Charlotte road, midway OF the two
places. This 10 an opportunity for a disabled
solder who shall be well compensated for bis
services.
Apply In person OF letter 70 r. N MILLER
oeJ. Ii. HOOD, Belair, Lancaster District, ). Y.
Nov. 2s. 1854, ~ g.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ADJT. AND INsP'TR GEN. ..OFFICE
CcLrnprA. Ney. !s, 1864.
GENEBAL ORDER NO. Is.

GENEBAL ORDER NO. Is.
The companies organized In svery
IL militia regiment Of this State. will
forthwith proceed 10 Hamberg,-S. c., and
report for duty 10 Lieut.. Col. Wilmot {,
DeSaussure, a. d. G.
IL. The con mnpding officers Of said com.
panies will immediately summon the mem.
oefs OF their respective companies, "a we'll
as all persons within the militia regiments
to which they belong and who have not
been enrolled, but who arc liable to dutv
beyond the limits Of their Districts. to a.
semble at the most convenient points on
the line Of railroads, prepared 10 proceed at
once to Hamburg.
H. The troops will provide themselves
with haversacks and four days ra,ions, and
such supplies Of clothing and cooking uten.
s'ls AS are indispensable for their comfort
IN the held, without encumb bering them
selves with such articles as are not abso-
lutely necessary.
V. Company officers are authorized 10
issue certificates for transportation Of MEN,
oers OF their respective commands.
" he persons liable to this service are.
oil persons between the ages Of sixteen and
seventeen years, and all persons between
seventeen and nifty years Of age who are
'S> 'O' SouicucTate service, but who
are net exempt by the laws Of this Stat.
from State service, which includes, amo esr
other classes, all bonded agricu Iturists who
nave been exempted by Confederate author.
NY as owner and manager of their own
plantations.
W. Companies convenient to HambuIu
will select their own means of transnor,s'
hon to that point.
VII The commanding officers of reoi.
menls, and all general officers, as well -,
The officers commanding these eompunies.
are charged with the immediate extension of
these orders without further notice.
VII The battalion Of State Cadets"
ana the companies of mounted Infantry
comnanded by Captains Frederick and Per.
civaI, VIII hold themselves in readiness To
'aEe The held at the shortest notice.
TX. The Governor and Com,oander in.
Chlst enJolns, as a matter of the utmost inn.
Portance TO the public defence, the prompt
execution of these orders, and the assem-.
oling OF the troops at. the point designated
without delay.
BY command: D..
A. G. .GARLINGTQN.
=, Adjntant and Inspector General of S. C.
No'. 90 1904, 42 1t.
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Fur RENT.

foN The ensuing y,-r- Two Iiepses aid
Lots IN the Village of Lancaster, belonging
to The Eslnte of f.!T. Hammond, deceased.
One is four acre Lot, with good and com =
mohious dwelling, aud all necessary out.
buildings Tae, other is a smaII house, with
three Rooms and garden and kitchen at
taehsd. Apply to JOHN ROSS,
w. y. CONNORS, E3r
Nov 20, 1864, AZ 81.
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For Rent.

| offer to rent for the ensuing year my
House and Lot in tue Village Of La nssster
hsn'iDg on - Street. IL is . comfort.
able dwelling, newly finished, with Six
Rooms, aud all accessory Lots and out
buildings. >,
For further particulars apply To w. 81
Connors, Esq, or to the undersigned.
JAMES NJ. INGRAM.
Nov 10, 1864, 4o-,f
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S o u t h Carolina,
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

PY ID. A. WILLIAMS, Esquire Ordina
- ~ for said District.
WHEREAS, Mrs. f. V. LOVE.
has applied to me for Letters Of Admins.
na'ion on all and singular the Good. and
Chatiles, Rights and Credits of b. n.
Love, late OF the District aforesaid, de-.
Ceased
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
lsh all and singular, the kindred and cred.
tors OF the said deceased. TO be and appear
before me at our next Ordnary's Court for
The said district. 10 be holden at Lancaster
Cour' iiouse on the 2lst day of Dec.
sext. 70 show cause, If any, why the said
administration should not be granted.
- J Given under my hand and seal,
( LIS. this the 26lh day of Nov. in
~ the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and Sixty-four, and in
the eighty-ninth year OF the Independence
OF the State of South Carolina.
ID. A. WILLIAMS,
y. l.. ID.
Nov. 90, 1864. -2t.
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Announcements,
FOR SHERIFF.
CAMP BuTIEn Xn Oct .nSl

CAMP BuTLKR, Va, Oct.-26, 1864.
Mr. sDIroR.- You will please nominate
Mr. Jas A, Clark as y candidate for Sheriff.
lie has been in the army sine. '6i-und
has faithfully done his whole duty in the
camp and on the battle field. lie is now
disabled aud We propose to reward him as
hs deserves. MANY .VorHR,
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NOTICE..

The Commissioners OF Roads and Bridges
VIII meet At the Court House on the first Mon.
day IN December to attend to important busi.
hess. De'aulters OF Road hands for Coast La
DOR who claim credit, will report on the day
above specified, as have an order from th,.
State Agent for impressment.
A. McMANUS, Sheriff l.. d.
Nov %, 1864, IL
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HORSE FOR SALE.

WILL be sold, at Lancaster @. H., on the
first Monday in December next q HORSE, be-
longing TO the Estate Of p. T. Hammond, de-
ceased.
TERMS CASH,
Nov, 22, 1884, I-?t,
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We nrs authorized TO announce Sergt
l. L. Nobisy, OF Capt. DePass' Battery, u
CANDIDATE Tor Sheriff. at the next election.
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The absence Of the Editor in Columbia, is
our excuse for any deRciepces that may be OBJ
served in this aud the several succeeding is.
sues Of the Ledger
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The friends OF w. w. Raskin announcs
hun eandIdats Tor Sheriff ~ the ensuing
SECTION.
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lroR THE LANcAsrKR LrpoRR.I
NEwBERRY, G. H., ). C.
November 18th 1864

time when strange feeling or pleasure
aud sadness u,iDgle in his bosom Sadus 80
he must feel on taking hi, leave of tn os.
whose kindness aud love have LIessed his
soJourn with them; aud pl. asurs in the
prospect Of meeting his 60 -lsborers in The
Gospel, and with them to enjoy the annual
feast Of Christian love. In this there 10 n
pleasurs which language fails to describs
and although many of the world ma, wee
nothing of attractivsness in the annual a.,
sembling Of these minisiers OF Christ vet
there 10 something of a!tractiveuess and Of
real importance which the Iinerant best
knows how to appreciate.
These servants of God come. up 10 the
Conference from all parts of the State
from the mountains, middle Districts, and
the S~ampy rsgious Of the coast, all ha,.
ing been in quest Of the lost sheep Of lsreal
How pleasant 10 hear the reports they
bring Of hundreds and thousands Of so uls
who have been added TO the Church Mill
tant. They come too to consult together
and devise plans for the succassful prose
eution Of the siege against the stronghoIds
OF SATAN ana 10 express tor each other
their 'raternaf regard aud sympathy. Is
In this way the Preachers are enc outraged,
strsng and equipped for the work.
With new spirits ami Zeal, the Preachers
change positions and flank the enemy on
u" 'iaeS aho g'onousiy push The Holy War
W "e very gates
we s'a''eo of'sh' and early, In company
Win p'o' a. = o""'hen' on The morning
Vi 'he f4'n 'hSt'' ana carriage ride OF ruii
hhd 'uuio'e'of hi'een miles brought us TO
>"e''e' DeR"'' we mere mended our pace
anu went Dy S'eam 10 "innsboro. On
oo"" I've cars we 'ouhd bfos. fnchard,
Kruger A"u o'Acy-so our greetings had
"'eauy 'o""ienee'' ana 3o''ai uaae we
nav ~E''"s, ." we pounded over The bills
os '"e iron horse. Al Winnsb"ro a car.
;" ":'"s ''' Us we 'ooh our
A'o'' ~ '""e "'o'"sr riP oy
"'''' p'"s' ou' oe'''e We e'' 'a'r'y on
wv "e 'us.''Sence come 'ha' Que vi
""' '''" " '"'''"s'n Tie we'll. Ih's
wv" " ''' i'' '''eh'' IN" pa'I ana
A'"e ""' Inc 'eS'''. we went on 10
"'' ana '''eo l" snrF word OF sym
r''"' 70 e'' 'e'p'! "'''e'ea and broken, up
''"'F. eiu"' '"' SERVICES were attended
!" - DO 'a"'"eh' "'G me sweet, inno'
ecu, "''e'g"' 0. 'ou' an nall years was
.,"es 'o'n'n'''ea 10 '' h"'e grave
o"'p'.''" 'ese' upon tue nurse GIL OF The
~' ., '''o"'"s " 10 me "ei''
wn, " '""~'o await her '''a''
'>ee' We were ae'"'neu one d"y
~, " vie necessity o' travelling
""ue a'o'he' sSa'' 'of
Wy NV" 'n''. p'o' noo'"'
." "'s '"'''"ee '''o's '"e i"uh'
-, 49, ""e' "e"'" We 'o'h steam
~ Nv" p'''' o'o'g"'
NJ. n..5 :.
"V po"""s III '''n' al
s, ! '"D" "s"' '"ey