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OF
THE FAVORITE FANCY STORE.


The undersigned having removed her Fancy Store
to the building recently occupied by Mir. +. NJ.
Fisher. Immediately opposite the Washington ho-
tel, respectfully solcis continuance OF the rat
ronase formerly extended to her by the people OF
Bedford and vicinity. Her goods consist in part OF
DRESS GOODS, SUCH AS
Silks, Ill Wo ! Dsiaines, &c, &c.
great variety Of
VeGuets, Flanneis, .Musiins, Gingh0Hs a7d
Calicoes also, Skeleton Skirts
for Ladies and Children.
Ladies' CorSsts, Dress Trimmings, Bugts
Trimmings, ladies' Hats, Shoes,
Sun Umbrellas,
and :be usual variety kept in Fancy Store.
The public are respectfully invited to call and
examine our goods.
Bedford, May 20--3m-
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PRATT G. SMEDLEY RAKE.
TIE FATHFR OF TIE FIELD.

We can give the testimony of over 5000 oi our
hest armefs that thls rake IS superior to any other
in use.
because it is perfectly adapted TO rake both gram
and grass, and so simple aud easy tha; any boy can
use it.
II has taken the FIRST premium at tweAty seven ex-
bbtious. and mas never failed 10 give satisfaction.
If the teeth ale not steel the purchaser viii have
his money refunded
gg-Ih- Rake csu be had at he hotels OF Isaac
Nsugel and Jo.hsa J. Shoemaker, Bedford and at
the store Of IS. States x Co., B oody Run.
For p rtlcuiars address
G. W BRANDT X Co, Columbia. Pa, or
DAVi" hElDLER, agent, Chambersbuig.
June Il, i564-3t.
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EUROPEAN INTEEr rERENCE-Th eleventh res
olntlon OF the Abolition Convention is as fol-
lows:
EesotHed, That we approve the position taken
py the Government that the people of the Uni
ted States can never regard with indifference the
attempt OF any European power to overthrow
by force or to supplant by fraud the institutions
OF any republican government on the Western
Continent, and that they will view with ex-
treme Jealousy. as menacing to the peace and
independence of this oOr country, the efforts of
any such power to obtain new foothods for
monarchiaI governments sustained by foreign
military force in near proximity TO the United
States.
Bravo! Now what is ''the position taken bv
the Government' that is thus approved? A few
weeks ago the House passed Joint resolution
declaring that this country Scan never regard
with Indifference" foreign Intervention. The
Senate not only neglected TO re affirm and vital.
lze that resolution, has Mr. Seward sent an OBJ
seqmous apology 10 France for the action Of
the House! Under such circumstances. and
while the thing condemned is actually transpir-
ing in the most open manner at our very door.
what mockery il is TO talk such twad lie as
this Louis Napoleon has by force and fraud
erected a throne in Mexico, and sent a foreian
prince to fill it.; and ''extreme jealousy" is tho
only barrier this Abolition Convention intends
to interpose.
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j. r. DuRBoRRoW,

ATTRNEY AT Law, BEDFORD, "A.
OHicene door South of the "AIengel House"
Will atnd promptly 10 business entrusted to his
care in edford ana adjoining eouuues.
Havit also been regul rly licensed TO prosecute
claims san,t tn, Government, particular aC's1tlon
will be!Lven to the collection OF Military claims OF
ell kinsi pensions, back pay bounty, b1uoty oans,
he. Ap'J !, 1854
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The FRUIT TREE BoRER--The Gardeners
Monthly mentions that a friend, who is famous
Tor his success in fruit culture, especially in
growing large crops of the finest apples, inform
ed him that the secret of his ''good luck' con-
sisted in keeping away the borer" To do this,
he says, merely keep the soil scraped from tho
trunk down to the bare roots winter and sum-
mer His argument in favor of his manage
ment is that the borer requires moist, soft bark
for his operations, and that the removal of the
soil from the trunk of the tree, rendering the
bark firm and hard to the collar, instinctively
causes the borer to select more favorable place
Tor the rearing OF its young--or. more correct
ly speaking, for It's chrysalis. The treatment
thus described was perfectly successful: the
trees were untouched by the boxer.
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C. e. SPANG.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA.
Will promptly attend TO collections and all bust
ness entrusted 10 his care in Bedford and adjoining
counties.
CC-Otice on IulIana Street, three doors south
of the ,MeugeI House," opposite the residence Of
Mrs Tate Nay 13, 1864.
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Il Il. Err S =.

.ATTOR.NEY 1T LAW, Bs+jord, Pa.
Will promptly attend 10 all business entrusted TO
his care. Military claims speedily collected.
Office on Juana street. opposite the poatotlce.
Bedford, September II, 1868.
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TIE BEDFORD GAZETTE
81 PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING
by R.F. MEYERS.

Al the following terms, to wit;
81 IS per annum, if paid strictly in advance.
s2.OO if paid within months $3.50 If not paid
vithia months.
ng-No subscription taken for less than SIX months
nz-No paper disc ontinued until all aTrearages are
maid unless al the option Of the publisher. 1t mas
been decided by the United States Courts that the
e,opp ge OF newspaper without tae payment OF
srrearages is prima faeie evidence OF fraud and as
a criminal offence.
nZrhe courts have decided that persons are ac
rountable for he subscription price Of newspapers,
ifthey take them from the post office, whether they
subscribe for them, or not.
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ESPV NJ. ALSIP.

Attorney at LAW, BEDFOPD, Pa.
vii faithfully and promptly attend to all business
enlisted to his care in Bedford I'D otnlns couu-
tley Military claims. back pay, bounty, &c,
sptdily collected.
jtice with Mann & Spang. on }uiana street, two
dors South of the Menge House. Jan. p, ga.
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.LAHN PALME Err,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA
oTWin promptly attend TO all business entrus-
ted TO MS care. Office on JuIanna Street, (near-
" opposite the Mengr Rouse.)
Bedford, Aug. /, 1861.
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In Secessia they give man liable to do mill
tary iaiy so many days furlough for every re-
cruit be brings in. One ccnscript went TO work
and procured enough men TO entitle him to a
turlough from Gen. Lee of 6,76Q days--which
Is lilo dayf oeer Ten years.
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AUDLTOR,S NOTICE.

The undersigned Auditor, appointed to make DIS
trbuton Of the funds in the hands OF Thomas tI'h-
er administrator of the estate OF CathaTine Siger,
late OF Cumberland Valley township, decd, hereby
gives notice that he will attend 10 ,be duties OF his
appointment, or Monday, the flth of July next at
his Office in Bedford, when Hnd where all parties IN
terested may attend if they think proper.
L. VI. ALSlP,
June II, ls64-2t Auditor.
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,JUHN p r T. ED,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, BEDFORD, PA,
R,sppc,ft}ig tenders his services 70 tie P"6lte.
gE~Ufice ccnd door North o! the Mengel
Eccss
Bs1fort aJg, /, 1861.
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE.
IN Ohio General Proposes an Armistice.
From the Mount Vernon (Ohio) Banner.
PLEASANT TOWNSHIP, !
KNOX Co, Ohio, June 16.

Gen. G. " Morgan:
DEAR SIR: Inasmuch as you are one Of the
delegates from this congressional district to the
Chicago Convention, both we and our neigh
bors are anxious TO learn your views as 10 the
true line Of conduct to adopt in order to secure
the retlrn Of peace and the preservation of our
liberties. Very truly,
RoBT. Mn LER,
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F. c. DOYLE, M. D.,

Tsrd. his professional services to ths cizens OF
Bt,,r I Run aud vicinity. Office next door 10 The
hotel John { Black. June lO' 1861
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A. II. C0FFR0TH,

ATTOENEY At Law, Somerset, Pa.
will hereafter practice regularly IN the several
~ou RI, of Bedford county. Business entrusted 10
Ms ,sr~ will be faithfully attended TO.
p-ce 4,b, r s, 1861.
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T, T.. MARBOURG, M. D.

Hsvin, permanently located respectfully tenders
mis- nrofa sonal services to the citizens OF Bedford
and vicini y.
r-O6 ce on Julianna street, opposite the Bank,
one door n ,pIth of John Pamer's ctice
Bedford, February II, 1864.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

CASTRRBURr HALL.-Friday night being pro-
verbally the dullest OF the week for amusements,
Manager Lea, in order to counterfeit such a condl-
ton Of things, offers for this evening unusual
attractions, and will undoubtedly be repaid by q
crowded house. The entire company embracing
some of the best performers in their respective
lines of business, known to the public, will appear
In n carefully arranged bill Of novelties, such as
have made Canterbury Hall one Of the most popu-
lar resorts in the country. The usual Saturday
matinee will take place tomorrow afternoon, when
ladies and children will have an opportunity Of
witnessing the performances
VARRTIBs.-"Belle of Washington, or, From
the Altar to the DiSIecting Table" tonight, with
all Its singular effects, strange incidents, and re-
mArkable bearings, certainly has achieved a. much
success, drawn as crowded houses and been a.
lucrative a piece to the management as Any piece
ever performed In Warrington. All the pretty
girls are In It, and Its cast embraces real sterling
ORA matte company, besides the ballet troupe. Also
will be performed negro acts, farces, burlesques,
sc. Monday night, the "Forest of Bondyi or, the
Dog OF MontargiS."
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
ORDINANCE OFFICE,

WARRINGTON, February 3, 1854. (
Sealed Proposals will be received at this Office
until Friday the 10Th day of February, at O'Clock
p. m, for the delivery at the New York Agency,
No. IS Worth street, New York, Of 100, 900 Curry
Combs.
These Curry Combs arc to be made in strict con.
formity with samples which can be seen at this
office, or at the New York Agency, except that The
handles are to be made ofbirch, beach or hard
They to be subject to inspection at the factory
where made before being received by the Govern.
ment. None are to be received or paid for but
such as are approved on inspection.
Deliveries must be made at the rate of not lesa
than 900 per week or 600 per day, CONNER cling
on the bth day OF March. They are to be delivered
in boxes Of 200 each. Failure to deliver at a
specified time will subject the contractor to for.
fixture OF the quantity due at that time. No bids
will be considered from parties other than regular
Manufacturers OF the article, and such as are
known TO this department to be fully competent
to execute in their own shops the work proposed
Tor. Bidders will enclose with their bids the
written Acknowledgements Of their suretiea over
their own signatures.
Zach party obtaining a contract will be required
to enter into bond with approved suretics, Tor it,
faithful e. scution.
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
will be notified and furnished with forms of con,
tract and bond.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, II not deemed satisfactory.
Proposals will be addressed to " Brigadier Gem
erAl George d. Ramsay, Chief Of Ordinance, Wash.
lngton, d. C. and will be endorsed " Proposals for
Curry Combs" GEO. d. RAMSAY,
fe5-7t Brig. Gen. Chief OF Ordnance.
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PROPOSALS.
FOR RAISING
i WRECKS AT NORFOLK, VA, AND IN
THE VICINITY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, February 4, 1861.
PROPOSALS Will be received at the Navy Depart
ment until the I'd day OF March 1864 for raising
wreeklng and removing the materials, and deliver.
Ing at the United states Navy Yard, Gosport, Va,
Frgstes %c 'mT SSHSpS '% sRa Congress" a,
Newport Newsi and "MerrimAck," near Craney
Island.
The small steamer " whitehall" at Old Point
Frigates "RAritan" and "ColumbiA," and Line
ofbattle ships "PennaylvAnlA,n "Delawatc" and
Bidders FOR his contract viii take into Son,Id.
Grafton that the Government requires the Frigate
"Cumberland,n and whatever may be on board Of
livered at the Navy Yard Gosport, Va, or at any
other COW nient place which the Government IN az
designate, without any further mutilAtion thNn
may DO absolutely necessary to raise her.
II will be required by the Government that the
Contractors commence as soon as practicable on
the Cumberland and not to engage or commence
on any other wreck, without pefmIaaion from the
Government until she 10 disposed or
The Government will also claim the right Of
berlsnd," the wrecks are TO be raised also 10 de.
whole.
No sale or ApprAisement can be claimed by the
contractors on any wreck until all the vessels
named shall have been removed, and duly received
BY the commandant, unless by authority OF the
No wreck will be considered removed while any
portion Of keel or floor tlmbers remains.
"a az w wLGSkl As wen As Iragmcnts OF timber
blAsting) must be deposited at the Navy Yard at
such place or places az the commandnnt may desg-
nate. And such property, after having been re-
ceived by the commandAnt, shall be considered In
charge OF the United States Government until dis
posed Of asreeably TO the specifications Of the con-
tract to be made.
All tho appliances used In raising the wrecks
must be furnished Mt the expense Of the contract
ors
The OFF, must state the rate per centum, OF sal.
wage, for raising and delivering each vessel, also
for wrecking, the value to be Asccrtained and de-
termined by two persons to be appointed by the
DNnAFtmRnt n N IN Ian tpNa ~. ~.
contractors, or on the actual proceeds of sale At
public auction, for the whole or any part, as the
Department may elect.
The offer must he aceo mpanled by the guar antee
OF responsible parties that the contract will be
executed II awarded. The Department reserves
the right to reject all bids of parties who have not
the proper means provided for executing the work,
and Of annulling the contract II the work 10 not
executed In due proportion to the time fixed for
completion. The proposition must also state the
time required to do the work.
Proposals will be marked, Proposals for raising
WRECKS at Norfolk" &C. SO as to prevent them
from being opened with other letters
feb6-ftuAW
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PROPOSALS. FOR DEAD HORSES.


CAvALRY BUREAU,)
OfrICE OF CHEF QUARTERMNSTER, :
WAsHINGTON, d. C., February 4, 1864.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
office up to ~ O'Clock NJ, on SATURDAY, Feb
ruary 70, 1864, for the purchase OF all horses that
may die or be killed at the Cavalry Depot, Ges-
boro', near Warrington, D. c, Within the next
Twelve months succeeding the date OF the letting
Of the contract.
The horses will be delivered at = certain desig-
mated spot, to be hXed by the United States.
The animals are to be removed daily, and con-
yeyed far enough from the limits OF the Depot to
avoid all nuisance, either to the Depot or the resi-
dents In the vicinity.
Payment will be required in Government funds,
at the close of each month, for all animals deliv
cred up to that date.
Bonds with approved securities, in the sum Of
hve thousand dellArs will be required from the
partyto whom contract is awarded.
Each proposal must state the price per animal,
giving full name and post office address, and be
accompanied by guaranty signed BY two respon-
hibe persona and certified by some o. s, officer or
responsible person known TO this Bureau, and also
by the oath of allegiance, signed stamped, and
duly Attested.
The bids OF all whl are not present At the open
ng OF the proposals will be rejected.
The contract must be enter d into within three
days Of the date OF award.
This office reserves the tight to rel Get any or all
Proposals should be addressed to Captain James
A. Ekin, Chi ef q M. Cavalry Bureau, Warrington,
d. e., and be plainly marked on the envelope,
PropoAAlB for Dead Horses
By order OF General J. II. Wilson, Chief OF Cav
airy Bureau.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Iei-9t Chief q. NJ. Cavalry Bureau.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

ALEXANDRIA AFFAms.-The Presidents An
ntIiy Proeidm0iioT.-Col. Wells, Provost Marshal
General Deiences South OF Potomac, has received
the necessary blanks, and IL now administering
the oath to all such persons are entitled to the
privileges Of the Proclamation. He 10 also author.
lied TO provide accommodations for those who
come In to take the oath, until such time their
separate Gases are disposed of, without placing
them under arrest or In confinement.
Reduction Of keRts.-It is said that the sup0rin.
tendent Of the contrAbands here giving notice to
the owners OF lots and shAnties DOW rented by con-
trabands that the rent Of the same must be re
duced
Camp Distribution" Broken Up.-By order of the
Secretary Of War, Camp Distribution" near
Alexandria, will be broken up an soon as prActica.
bic and discontinued and Camp Convnlescent, "
at Alexandria, will hereafter he known as Rem.
devious. OF Distribution, near Alexandria, Va, y
and the place from which all men ut for field ser.
vice arriving in the Department Of Washington
will be distributed to their regiments.
In future, none but men at for field service, and
deIerters, will be sent to this rendezvous.
It is made the duty OF tho Surgeon General to see
that all men In hospitals are retained for treat.
ment until 1T for field service, or else transferred
to the Invalid CorpSi so that the COnvSeIcent
Camp Is not needed.
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PROPOSALS.
DROpOsALs, FOR sTATIONERY
Hov'r orRrrnE,rsIAIlyr,, UNITED STATES,

| HOUSE or REPREsEHTATIvEs, UNITED STATES,
| CLERk's OFFICE, January 10, 1884.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be be received At th
~ ~ o'clock m, for furnishing each Of the follow
OF Representatives Of the United states, Wis
Az lOo teaps white quarto Post Paper, extra super
100 teams white Commercial Note Paper, extr,
90 rssms white FoolSOsp Paper, extra superans
% reauS fancy Note Paper, assorted kinds, sizes
5000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 6,Ixa,!
5000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 6kxli,
1000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, 6lIX2y.
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, BsixaI
10000 white thick adhesive Envelopes, MAJ,
10000 fancy note Envelopes, assorted
5000 buff adhesive Envelopes, s1,E3,,
10000 buiI adhesive Envelopes, T5,Nal
6oo, 900 buff Envelopes, siixSys, with privilege
Of doubling the order Al the rates proposed.
gross FSbers black Re Sg' Fenssif Een''''
dozen ivory and pearl Folders
20 dozen Mueilaget large bottles
gross inch fat fnkGtands
dozen rubber Penholders medium aize
dozen ll.ineh Shears
dozen 9-inoh Shears
dozen 6-inch Shears
10 dozen Scissors, fine qualities, assorted
10 dozen Arnold's Writing Fluid, quarts and
so groiS Washington MedaIlion Pens
90 gross Levy's Commercial Pens
10 gross Perry's blue barrel Pens, fine and
II dozen Portemonnaies, assorted
IS dozen Pooketknives, assorted
IS boxes cut Quilts
" gross Rubber Bands and Rings, assorted.
Proposals must be accompanied by the names of
the sureties intended TO DO offered.
As required by law, preference will be given 10
the productions OF American industry, II equally
cheap and OF as good quality and all persons
making proposals TO supply any class OF articles
Will state whether the same are the growth or
manufacture Of the United States.
The articles are to be delivered, free of any
charge for carriage. at the office OF the Clerk Of
the House of Representatives, on or before the
18th day of March, 1854, or as fast thereafter as
they may be needed for use.
Each proposal to be Endorsed " Proposals for sta
tionery for the House of Representatives Of the
United StAtcsj' and addressed to the undersigned,
Sufficient specimens Of each class of articles pro-
posed for must accompany the proposal, marked
with the name of the bidder.
The person offering to furnish any class of arti-
Giles at the lowest price, quality considered shall
receive = contract for the same, on executing a
bond, with two more suTeties satisfactory 10 the
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives for the per-
iormance OF the same, under forfeiture OF twice
the contract price In case of failure, which bond
must be filed In the Office of said clerk within ten
days after the proposals have been opened and the
result declared.
EDWARD MCPHERSON
Clerk OF the House Of Representatives Of U. s.
EnI- ma
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

RoDBERiBs.-John X. Dix, who boards al
Mrs. Martins, No. ~ Four-and-A-hAlf street, was
robbed on Wednesday evening OF his pockst-book
containing about two hundred and seventy-Hys
dollars in Treasury notes and check on Jay Cooke
d Co. for ATTY dollars.
Yesterday, an authorized watch vender, T. D.
Buckingham, was Offering some watches to the
boys Of the SD PennSy lvAniA regiment, returning
TO the front, when one OF them seized a watch and
passed II to companion, who In turn passed II to
Others. The astonis ed dealer attempted to follow
It up but was roughly handled, aud on appealin {
to an officer who was standing by he was rudely
told he had no business there. The matter was
subsequently taken In hand by the colo. oil and the
offending parties will doubtless meet their deserts.
Buckingham has forwarded = letter to Provost
Marshal Todd asking his aid In recovering the
stolen property.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05
PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR POTATOES.
rIIVE OF THE COMMISsARY OF SuBsLrESCE, I

OTIIlE OF THE COMMIssARY or SuusnrESLE1
WASHINGTON, February }, 1861 (
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
undersigned, at No. e23 G. street, Washington, D.
C., until MONDAY, the 18th day Of February, 1861,
at 10 O'Clock NJ, for furnishing the United States
Subsistence Department with Ten Thousand
100000 Bushels Of Potatoes, to be delivered within
twenty-five days after opening the bids, at the
wharves in Washington, Georgetown, D. C., or
Alexandria, Va. The Potatoes are 10 be Of good
merchantsble quality and the bidder will specify
in his bid whether he proposes to deliver in barrels
in sacks, or In bulk.
Bids will be received for quantities less than the
whole.
The oath Of allegiance must accompany each bid,
unless the bidder has already filed the in this
office.
Each bidder must be present TO respond to his
bidi and Government reserves the right to reject
any bid for any cause.
Payment will be made In certificates OF indebted
ness, or such other funds as the Government may
have for disbursement.
feb4-IOt S. e, GREENE, Can't C. SE.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

NoTICE.-DK. 4. d. LIsHTHILL, from "a 81.
Marks Place, New York, author OF g Popular
Treatise on Deafness Letters on Catarrh, &c, sc,
will shortly make professional visit to Washing
ton when he can Re consulted on Deafness, Catarrh
Discharges from the Ear, and all the various dis
cases Of the Ear, Throat, and Air Passages.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-02-05

An APOLOGY. - Last evening, at Growers
Theatre, before the curtain raised, Mr.. Rogers
stage manager OF the theatre, came forward and
Apologized for tho small number OF musicians In
the orchestra, several Of them having been called
TO the Presidents House to play In the Marine
Band, (Which was furnishing music to accompany
the state dinner.) The orchestra thus ApoloEized
for did exceedingly WELL considering the reduction
oftheir force, and the play of the Dukes Motto'
went OFF ChArmlnKly.