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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

Pmyagt pag1ia, = ilegsyt, enc e ilefs.
eeai resaa 90 ll& VI rrs.@eai, deed
stFaft sleaa e. ne $50 q tt.s uanih =
Aettsr tr iFa prsfi, vh s. SAND 70
hsr 81 eamt5, bs slse a.ea 4ate recrnt-
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O. Msjoi y upou Icing a
Ell THE was sefuaaiy bert - ile but
~ ii d bs3llef o. sieambssl fspl
ibai he was nal. b hc lad been BIZ
81 % 0 many tiae b hs Wie q
4 mere .ieapbgai Is p.oslon bad no
feet o. him whslsYer.
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state intelligence

buy iaia piece q property ard
bal $500 is Dis poke g pay iof il.
raa nig "a atter 3 couple 81 men dis
egisel ailli masks and armed ith rc-
rofers and bowie knives, pid him q
visit, and asked lin Cor de money.
SIR. II. aud rs wife were IA bed and
alone nth house. lie directed them
& Is. paualeon pockets uhete d y
found but $50. The 81 bnvi 2 bean
l.aned the day before ile scam )
were very polite aal kindg aeedcd
to the request Of Mr. ll.notiodisarb
some valuable papers ihry found They
oily it down behind lha Stove 70
iake o1t le money, and look their
time - tbe operations all the while in
tie ghi Dir. II. and Bis wife, who lay
trembling 10 bed unlil,he robbers saw
III 10 withdraw.
TIM so lze offered some time
0 by the ltor Of tie Vermont Rec
ord Tor tle best PORN on the VI. vol.
unieer ba- been award i to Mrs, Ju-
II, q \ Dary Il Ro,l,.a or tbe
c,ra,titar. ~ wore V.,moo,ers -.
;j;,', ,y;t,o,, ia S,a,o ,..o oa.L f.o,,
Addison and u rlningon Counties
five ffom Caledonia. one each flom
Orange and Orleaas eleven from Rat.
I'M. eight fom Washington. three
from Wmdham ana four from Wind.
.or County.
- g..
III Il.
- Ill -, c
VT, ....,....,..4 M, n
oft,,e S,a,o was GlI.d with tyo nm.
drol AMI so,eotv sn,nIn. w;,l,ou,
co.nt;ro anv ra.o,,l;s,msn,s il ,he
e.adp Or ,ho r..onl;.,moa,s il ,ho
Gol1 ,l.or. oro aio oe ~ XII ah,.a,
$50 each Of he other regiments of the
First Brigade, which makes the State
virtually 1900 ahead on fine last call.
M, ~, ia ron,.
t.,. l.,al;aa t.,,.a ia Do,,i
House. and used by the Rutland &
Burlington r. r. Co. as an engine
house. was recently DESTROYED by FIRE
Tina fire was discovered about one
O'Clock and the frenen were imme-
diaely on hand. bat owing TO the ex.
IRENE cod they eonll make no head
wayagains the fire.
yERNoxrrR PROMOTED Red
field Duryce, formerly Of Ruthnd, has
beenpronottd to the Ceionelcy Of the
9TH Reg Conn. Vol. Infantry, station
ed at Port Royal S. {.
TIE NlNru,-'rhe Ninth vi. Reg.
Col. Ripley, was recently compliment
ed 10 general order BY Gen. Peck
or is handsome conduct in the sue
cess'ul expedition TO Bear Inlet.
| PRoMorIoN-Mai. Henry +. Dial
ton has been appointed Ii. Col. Of ih,
/ 9Th vi. rice Dalinaham resigned. Irt
/ is SPOKEN Of e. an excellent oilicer.--
CHt. ]. Lister has been appointed
NJ ljoF rice Dalton promoted.
PRoNorIoN.--L:. w. Parker, o
| TIE 7ih W., has been promoted TO I
Cqtaary.
IIryRY CLARK. ESQ. Of Ponliney
was chosen Vice President for Yer
mont at the anpual meeting Of the His
meteorological Society recently
held in Boston.
/ II ". J. CAM. Of tie 2nd Il. s
cavalry. formerly resident Of Rut
land, has be n detailed BY Gen. Sher
man lof duty az Assistant Commissarl
Of a!usttr OF tile 4th DIV, 18th Arm,
W r y "s''' i.H'"s '''"''' - -
80
oohfDoN bhck"iill' Esq an a
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

InrRa Is 70 be an oysier supper at b Cur
It's, North Dorset, % he 2lsi inst., On the
bene6i q ihe sanitary cemmissiou. ses
advertisement.
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ptNurC =. hHEE e KaFet, A. 81
- sarsras e 81 sh Ass Aafs Casalfg.
j. res ioa.s Is staft tarleash & f6eer
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Carr Isaac cLAFs, u RupsFi. uho eD-
hsici fsum eArategA ia New iork regi-
@eat. 8 hoae 81 farloash ieF thiuy-fse
days
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FL iAef State daf - sloc3ay anl
pf for Washaia rs Ftlsy morn.
ing
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-01-19

A few weeks AGO, a brigade &c col.
cred troops started IRON the vicinity
Of Norfolk AVID Por smonlb. passed
down b. tie dismal saanp, swept
ihnoughtbe lhickly settled and wealthy
counties thai border on he AIbermarle
Sound, visited j. iher march Cam.
den Court House ael Elizabeth City
end finally returned ailef a inareh Of
three hundred miles lhiongh The ene-
my's country, having liiernej nearly
three thousand slaves. scattered the
guerillas d that region and destroyed
their camps. The scene upon which
ibis negro brigade sfpea4l WAS a fair
picture q Son,hern bite. The section
wA'inhabiied 81 cpaleai planter. shose
fields were covered aiils The crops Of
Southern culture ard TILED b. iail
gangs a valuable slaves These col
oref troops camv aud lhe aftsioerat.
Il owners q these fne establishment.
either begged fer mercy a. che feet q
the sable invaders o. concealed them
selves in swamps, from ehieA they be-
heid their eoulsy valuebles disappear.
ins 10 lbe lime Of kipg5ou Coming
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ton, WITH an orninous anticipation Of result.
has sieI.ped HE transmission Of newsl from
Nirsinia
Fhis. then. is the general position 9f ,f-
ia'rs, aud the survey conducts Us h csncil-
sIons scrnbie Il the csnfederates. Ia "
Sinia, It Is true. the fortune Of war has sil
10 be tried. and any considerable success 4,
this quarter rould probably be hailed by Is.
federals AS an adequate reconpensi. for II
the d'saPpointmeIits Of the year. But in tIst
view there would be more sentiment thi,
substance. AVietory ia Virginia wonld 1,
nothing for the Northern cause in I,ouis;s,,,
~ .,., tennessee. or even in North CnroIin,
The telling fact in favor or the S,uth : tb's-
IN ali quarters at eSee. and after three years
oi war It has shown itself at lea<t eonnl ;f
not superior. ~ its ;tlversarie~.
II the federals are beaten even In Lou;s;-
ana. II they cannot hold their own even am,
the shores ef North Carolina. and If !. r,ere .
RAID ike 'hat Of Gen. Forrest in Tennessee
can deprive them Of their position ON tie
MISSISSIPPI. what have they really accomplish
BY their expenditure OF ; million Of men and
.endreds Of millions Of money? That oue-.
ION. we sbonld think il one which A,ner;-
't,,s must needs ask themselves before loug. :
mi. 4 Grant should fall in retrieving the /
9F;us e % the N4rtl by Epuef signal triumph
II u ' irsinia. II MAY. perlhp@. receive a aeci-
ire answer
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09
flonillI-a KiehIaoIld Di.rateh q A. g.


pc rear OF artillery is still ringin., in OH
earS y We sit down TO record the most ire
mfnd0us slaughter that has ever take1
p'aee On tl'is continent-a slaughter a n,
eAeee.iins that of Thursday the 18th. n ~
sF1'tshesr OF Thursday the I2.h surpassed
esary other field 81 carnage
e iatff epnsme'ieed Yesterday nor,lins'
:.s elie po!srsFIon ~ the Grape Inc. or a.
ii - S'InciiInes called. McClclinn's Rr;d-ss
pser me Oh. kal,,4niny Il is the same +.
-e.'lieh hrtltllin withdrew his 'tsoops When
s. sles were d4leaied iii tile double ha,fIe -
Neit flafber aud Faines' Mill Had G,,,E
Sueseeued III Obtaining possession tf ,b;.
s.1dse he might have passed the rh;rto.
nohliiiy and established himself in NTcf'lcl
'',il > GU businesses an this side II WIS III.
- 81 'ssnertl Lee 70 prevent Him. anI lie
'1esii'l'''@iy took posst,ssl0n OF and fhrtihel
'he I''Sitien liEmerly Held ~ Mcclellan Tba
ground on wi;cs, tie is.ttl. was f,n.L, ~,
=. was fought. ''''''. =
but the f'csitianh were reversed ,xe Ill
i9s Nc Liellan' anil Grant holding Ioe,s =
-iees'ruinS To tnc atcou'is of prisoners Gran.
y, INC night of Thursday caused quart sf
s''iskeY 70 be distributed to each Of the SUI
.''s5S, ard about four o'clock vester,lnv morn
l''=. having Primed them svcli for the udrt
'tlinented an assault upon our work
~.
"a slaughter. iie apiisfautiy rcuewesl ,lse A.
iarH with fresh ir0bl,S. sending hil me,. an
'.inl'iit- ten deep. aud. IN great par. -
''sii"k that they knaw nnf wha. they ,ser..
a'f,u' and pressed IN with the sll,,st re..kie.-
"'1iae'ty NothIngrould cxeccd the .,oine.s
~.'A Ahich they We're received b. ou, .rsi,,,s
sii, slairisug behind tl-lir Lraas t..i,-i.- "a
.At uue ~ clp,k tie artIpn crli<csl linnsIfia
'sliole liIie our trooT,s having rcpnlse,i tls.
rneiny. who left several Thousand behind
iinl, dead wounded, on the field. tser. =
I.el. afterwards rode over the field. and de-
eiared tlislt .t,,c slaughter FAR exceeded that
pf tho I2sh Of May
Many sf tile Yankees were 80 drunk that
hey tuinbled over eur breastworks. and
were either killed OF male prisoners others
after firing their gans c1uId not reload them.
In 4 wori. the drama &c the 18th Of May
was repeated to the letter Our lines were
advanced ia consequence Of our
success Yesterday.
paubtlessithe enemy will seek to drive US
bach, ilnd that another general battle may
en7ue. We haye not heard how many pris-
9ners md guns we're taken. I'm Bsitle of
fhis SORT, where il is the object of one party
to defend the breastworks, and Of tteother
to capture them. many prisoners arc not +
usually taken. We saw about a ,tndu,and
howeser pass down lhcIstreet Yesterday,
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09
The brass-i are sbr trss.t.
The iosisS are fh- darir-


AN .,s as'.si :.. i 'l esHiDss-shrs- shs ~ia.Is-
L 'ss ; s;,T,.s, , or g's l-r VIE ih.. Il The
In her s,' 'gss' nm an, '.'' beauty. inset l .s Sc
s.s's. ,. h.sr my per Iii'iln sslsa her 1S- +
''''p s her r., {. b s-i" a'i patient Ass .lpslTss
i.~t her slF AMI EEL NV Fntr.- a..
irue snd jurs. ~ @fr
'',s one. Ts1ias. & O. and i-'-n-T ~--li ~ ss face
dream J. .,ss. -''r 'e,erea
-'Sls s1,s,s, s,s '' 70 '-y ',s. issl iasr l.l 4,
"gsls s.. e, 3. her b." lore her l=- he. .a
+ 'as .,s. sS'ais +. -, -; IL -ssan ana my darling
'''' -. ne s5,.ia sa gross iasksr-a j. ..., IN
'li 4. 2: .'sn'H i'-r .re i'li.s-I arr r,il l-.ls
iieht = --slIt.
=: s...... s,s.s. S''l' any s~ns. ls.,hs .,.s,
1 am g''i1-- rofi.t and IL. une-kiS. -. , +
darling -iis. ~ ~
Ike Fl her M I-riin.- Iie--in-, take lle L.,
nirtn Ai-< = iifr
Tell her viii ulsit 4. -r,-f 49, !, s
alid iosrlr arr - '
i-lif-t isic there ''
"a ming li' he suE',n -ie me So u, s.
~ -'i 20 i' % -s' h.r. .u'sls ssv lr.,a-,
''i'Iy r.. er. 'hs 'ishs ''-.l. '4al s,lf A... m,
18th lrr head uli,- mr l...-.,s. ~,i,,ix .r
sink % 1e-f
ii- fi..s.
ca 1i.ee'' f~i Der si--es asy f.'i a check and
s .''.'sf hssr her uii-fer fssl bet cheek ur.n
i-'-; lar be fse.l der ai.A. r. -he coming
- He'l' '''.P 'Ie eas'sin .ssiiy: VII &c her
" -'r y -1in sn me oa fils lrsit and b-...r
-lpIt- = 49,
~ lrr -iit come AMI .r..r me- - rl.t ti-
lsnl hight
II iicr n D. uaifin. i'.r l..r ,rf.r,- rb,-- =,
'ie-fh. az night
CT lisr tia. calle-i f-r .,.ri.r- fiss.~s H. ;.a
40 .ifin= irr-lf1.
l-n sn. k-r- me for a. r f.ir~i-.- ,.ii f.- H.
liseih desfh-
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pIvlas "a DE- This IIns:idenIisrsIale.I b

DIVIDE dR piE- This Incidents related by
a letter wriicr IN the Potomac army y
On one of those biting coid,mornings. while
the armies of Meade and lsoc were staring At
Eaeh other aeinss the rivnlet knew as Mine
Hun. when moments appeared a. bc hours.
and hours days. 80 near at hand -cemei &,
be Tie deadly strife a solitary sheep walked
leisurcly along the run on the rebel side 4
rebel videttc tired and killed the sheep. drip
ping his gun, advanced u remove the prize
ln an instant. he was covered bv gun in
the hand ola Union ridetie. who said = Divide
is the word.or you are dead johnny" This
proposition was nssentcd to, and there lie
tween the two sklrmish lines. Mr. Rebel
skinned the sheep. took ono half and ,lored
back with 1t to his post when his challenger.
IN turn drppped his gun. crossed the run got
the other half Of tile sheep and again
resumed the duties of his post. amidst the
cheers Of his comrades. who expected 70 help
him eat It. OF the hundreds Of hostile men
arrayed against each ether on either bank
Of that run. not one dared to violate the truce
/. intuitiyel agreed upon BY these two soldiers
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rnr IIrs,Ln.ox rIIk c.nlsrrEThe So

TnE IIEkALp.oS rIIk cAnlSErl The Ncx
York !frrald, after discussing the blunders
ef the Lincoln administration, Odds
Bates and t:psh,ir seem to be the only
men in the present Cabinet WHO are -compe-
cent to fulfIl the duties OF the.r pos ton; but
against every other member and above all
the President, the country shbdld wage wAr
af prescription. Isinerln. Stanton ard
Welies are alike inepmpetent drivelers. and
Chase according to best authority. Is n seces-
sAonist. Such men can never again be per
hltt'el 10 govern thls great country
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Destruction ofthe salt ,yorkyin West Flor

FrsD letter written from<Sisrianna Florida on
the 2Sth We learn that s..It maker who hadessap
"a froip the cnemyha jp4t reached that place. lie
reIprts thai the Yankee destroyed all The salt
works At Wet Bay, capturing the maker. killing
All tie mules and oxen The works East Bay
derr also wholly destroyed. An the works 10 tho
vczfern part of Florida have been swept away ~
Yankee vap,lali-m.
Since tic troops left thai section tho fpnke-r and
ilsseriers are having their orn- way R8ity descr
ters on Sunday night enterel the residenre of Mr..
Gborgs Howard qrfe M OH man. and robbed him
II Se00t in noney-all he had. Mr. II. barely e.
capped with his life. One 81 the parry delivered
himself mp Al Msrianna and conferred hi- pErtici
l'Siiqn,ia the robbery. lie says all who fall into
the hnrs of this band will meet with The
Several nelnbers are well known in the town--Cof
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

SaD Snor.-During the rcccn, rebel
raid on the Baltimore aud Ohio Railroad at
Bloomington. a Union battery came up and
sent several shells after the rctreating guer-
rillhs. One exploded in house on the hill
side. supposed to be occupied by the rebels.
but was filled with children who had gather
ed there for safety. Sad 70 relate two Of ths
children were killed and five wounded by
tic eznlosion.-N Northern paper
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

D-,~stx u--s,ps-A tip-y Indian having
ztr.re fr,n his -i-ran f1und himself lpst - try
rcfnr,. a, n Affrr looking asout ~ strange
and here fh- Indian exelain..i n ti--
49,, ssTn-nn Tot = bar -crurcrin< himself, and
,ii;,- ~ .cir,,.rierr suSh -hort- ishienusl1ess
o..,.,in1..-l. drawing hin-en up -So. ln-un not
lost--vi-wsan iost striking BIZ breasil--Injun
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81, Chri-,if. Il Nprth car,.li-a. f-li .-.,s.,,,
- Iosdis< az inrn .<siusf n -n.,-~-.
.is =. ia.en @ n inrhrsicr. where b. ~. -
ttli1sfis uniii hi- d.afh- M ion-rs ~ -. ~
ss.9S ~iie h. '-riins Lirzir. tas ken ~. -
= - s'es - -ss dad Iii iasi o-l- -.
AS, me ~ lire r. E1irzrt of a i.ii,r.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

MoncAx ieS rHE wIxc-An ofEccr just firm
Abingdos Va, reports that Cen John H. Msr-
gan. with strong mounted force hss iuradeI de
Eastern portion of kentucky. lie bad rsaehedas
f4r IN The State - Sterling. We expect 70 har.
good accounts from that en.srpri-ink partisan iesd
CT before many days--Aaqaf1 cOsFsderoey.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

ASoIiripSisN Rsu9ASr.-Thr prpcso linz.
of the e National Meihoi,.st Epi.ro,'n Con
teraee' It i'iiiadcl.li-, " sl,as rampant
seeii'io'ii-ln e'air.lie be members IL that
b'-iy- Ani.eSc'l Is I. l1rsio- oslsl,cir ..ielib-
sFas'''''s ik.' frc,n tie l'liilsdelli I..,,,sir
ler- -WhHnii,-.t I.srii q, n tie ..,.ar..nial
addfes> 4 the Bishopo -lic Church zas be
-Eng real. which.
,'s''''.'i n,ls tie iasS g q law that
4 ~ sffeFsiy ailtislafsfy 1leiil'csS'1sf tie
l0d3 '.,4ia scarcely ieli Whether tiscv were
Ia The flsh or ous Of il. asbileithe whole body
-sceincl ~ feel that tho 1 ear az jubilee had
e.'Ine- Ftc Rev Bisliss WAS compelled 10
cease for considerable ii-,r his reading. which
pause waf fully occupiel bY continued ap-
piause aud shouts of -fil0ry - ..Hailelu-
iah - .'Anlen -
The address was finally finished. when It
was proposed to sing a. '-Old Nlundtcd. -
'Pfaise Goiifrom whom an blessings flow
\ motion was then made 10 print five ;hou-
Sapd copies Of the address On this question
a4lop2orsiipity was taken by the members Of
ihe body far enjoying. Is lpr. Iiillaf Erie
remarked, thc .;sunshinei ST The .lav..' t.teat
and raptureus iul iatioil WAS expressed on .c-
cuulrt the change IN n4tinnsl affairs, which.
IN tlle Pn9ri1ence Of 6;oll, has rendered. this
profdsed sction of tie church possible.
String speeches ,sern made by the Rev =
\. Nonrne. Of New Jerkey. Eev. Culolel Moo
dyIof Ohio. Re-. Dr. kihgrlev. Of Erie. Rev.
Mi Drnniniond and i great nlany otliers.
Finally, II was determined TO print 10000
copies Of the address f,r grasudieors circ5la-l
ton and request its publication IN al lle
Church Tspers-
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Too Mreir OF 4 Coon THiSG.-The Mobile.
Advertiser thinks the example of the Meth
erland~ is becoming decided bore 1t pro
poses that some mef1ber oE the press who
is posted explain 10 us the dnly Isoiut in the
history Of the struggle that has nos yet beer
noticed thcnrigin Of The saying. The Dutch
have taken Holland ? that all tie rest copy
it with the proper credit. and then do as HoE-
land itself did after its era Was over, dry up.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

The rhar'.--f,n f-..rs~r learis ~ifh -saiif-afirn
sof -.rdsai ai1.,tai huf MT rifh surI'r-e- thzf
the defender - Saflier. STLrIiES tLiie77. i-isis
,r-not, a. III, t.iuntiry = thr Ilaicounte Legion
iniantrv H., i.een Isornhtr.i briradicf. aud
-i-nel t. ,h.. 7..1ntnand u -Esan'- BriEair. nov
vacant froia ihc c-ItuFc II hfl<-dirf ttencral
". = WaLkst. af-i-ncl 20 d ~ rrn-<rl icnce -
tscIs EgkxS disability frIn h. severe injuries ~
an 1ccidcni-
r-rt- s.ld.tr- "a, thi- tr7-alr kncE >rCrnr>
Err1o1T IN s.iier -rsief. aud ih,,-- ~,o nrftr
kucw him viii b. ronsineci o. rs nrst fFl'rrtani
-, r-f y !, ..cttie !. IN him. snd viii rot have
c.sion u uon.lsr ssi i'is srI-'ittnisn'
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The army oarrespon.Is1to q the Nsu Y0-k H'sriS.
r Fr.uuis uho captured ~ Iunslaifs stntion
N sunI.r norninr. s.ys that IN The besinnin< of
t,raut's forward rsorernenf. Ssdguick's ror1s had
50 0oo men and ncE Il has Only 1890 left-
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-06-09

THE N4w Yonk Rror cLArs----Ovkr S., ,oog-
oee have already been paid on their account from
tie Comptroller's O6ce. and il Is estimsted that
the claims still unsettled win call for more than
hh9 million Of dollars
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Iie l.ie..ad arei.icnf AMI ,.-,s,l -
y 'ne fff-. i-at -nI f..lIilt called f-r--
,-isst rymliaibic- a "a, iil,iiel Fr..,n !, -
- tstl-r o. aC9if-ieIate- -. ::
.t1t,1 irr Fuhlseasi.u-;lfr S.ir,,. ~ - - a.
~ assumption 81 fhc s-erc II ll,s -,
- ( r ,eiits hiseheI sLtn rtek Nth -
F1is,f&cE :. e. Nav nc. ,,.-
Srn'-f tEIornir-. lsf q MAv--f,,, sfs ,.i,;,. ~,
'iss, irund tnysl.f fhs pr~.,.i.,.. 49,. -.
'.. sad s''.i =inaiar accident Hasia< en-
-, ~ my bnfs'ie-> ~sfh the T..,,srf,,-7', =
stfoiifd with Judge H. of Ni-.;.N;,,.i =, (
'ne e,5s @aa passing The Prc-i,lcr,. -
-,s - y o2A Al IN -rrnerr bry..ifi uhss !. h,
.r ' a' - "a Ls'i-r cry INK q. the next door
~ ~ l'nS 'ie bell ii enfly IN ,ni.,i-. ~, -.
icii*nes by ai,rihcr. all fss, i.,- = i,,,f
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