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The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27
Selected alistcllanu.
A DESCENT INTO THE CAT.
ACOMBS.

The following thrilling account of a
descent into the Catacombs is from
William c. Primes Boat Life in Egypt
and Nubia, published by Harper &
Brothers
The descent into the cavern was by
sitting on the edge, swinging off with
one hand on each side Of the hole, and
dropping into the depths below, where
SOFT bed of sand received us, in a
chamber Just large enough to hold the
Inc eight persons Of whom the party
cohsisted-all standing in a STOPPING
posture, while We lighted onr candles
and arranged for progress l tossed
my taroouche and takea up to Adb-el-
AN and LEFT my head bare Then
following the principal guide. | Law
down fiat ON my face, holdino nv can
que before me, and began to advance
Witn as close a resemblance to a snakes
motion as human yertebra viii admit
o. Ny own guide and Abdallab fol.
lowed me; the English gentleman next
ana the dragoman and guide BRINGING
up Sne rear. | progressed slowly and
; great difficulty, constantly bruis-
ing my back ON the sharp points OF
'ne rock above me, some FIVE or 81,
3"ruS' Leigh calls it eight; but | think
~ Is not SO much. We were now able
u, ~ stand up again in stopping posture
Il E se 1ceihng being little over four feel
ro 5n ana thus advanced eight or tel
a lIus iurther, until we reached tn,
Tr OF which MIR. Leigh speaks.
am OF opinion that we had now mr.
IIeu Just under the bed of the torrent
n"'e spoken of and the entire cav
n o'4 winch l afterwards explored, is ,
II"'uIal assure in the rock running nm
an1 ' t, point of meeting of two hills
t t,au following the line of the valley be
;eeh them. This is, of course, a con
I ,v.1 as | did not take compass
"i M me TO determine the course.
inis chamber was a small, irregular
o"'erhous room, the floor of which wa,
covered with shapeless masses of ston,
mat had fallen from the roof. Owe
f we stepped with great difficulty
neea not remark that the darkness
was was profound, and the air already be
i L'il SO So close that our candles burne,
~" ous dimly, so that each man wa
Jdo o to hold his own Mt his feet I,
nv u.e u where to set them. Cross
hdS cue room, we stepped over chasn
os Tween we a mass of rock and the wal
W. .he chamber, to point in the wal
frono presented a rugged edge, an,
-" inns INTO narrow doorway, abou
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27

The following count O. may be
found III the files of justice of the
peace, but we presume not elsewhere
1t is literal copy:
Then and there to answer to the
plaintiff in plea of the case, for that
heretofore to wit on the Goth day of
March, 1859, the parties did trade and
swapt dogs with an understanding that
IT the slut was not what she was recon-
mended then the dogs was to be ex-
changed back-all which the defend
ant refuses to do together with other
wrongs, to wit the use of the dog for
great length of time then elapsed"
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27

GENIusAND LABOR. -Alexande Ham
ilton once said to friend:-"Men give
me some credit for genius All the
genius that l have lies just in this;
When l have a subject in hand study
it profoundly. Day and night it is be-
fore me. l explore it in all its bear
ings. My mind becomes pervaded
with it. Then the effort which make.
the people are pleased to call the fruit
of genius. II il the fruit of labor and
thought.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27
THE BATTLE OF THE QUA
KER GUNBOAT.

nY BENIAMIN DREW.
Np.o. come and tell Of what bofcn
Where Vicksburg stands, defended
Nv rcbel lnayes whose yellow slaves
From Ham are al descended
.ro know inst where their batteries are
Is nov riy chief desire
So Porter said. and rubbed his head,
I'm plan TO draw then hrc.
4 monster boat I'm Sc, a1oat
TO drift o. down Che stream.
And when il comes they u beat the drums,
And shot and shell shall scream.
With Yankee craft he rugged raft
In Montorial trim.
The deck WAS graced with hogsheads placed
Like tmrets strong and grim.
Each chimney stack was high and black,
Oi Porter barrels stout
To carrs smoke and AID the joke
He knocked the bottoms out.
Quite handy lay the rocks and clay,
Thrown ont from many ditch;
He made Of these his furnaces,
And filed thcm mp with pitch
And when twas dark this awful barquc
Was from the shore unm0ored
The fires burned free and on went Size,
With not a soul on board.
The solid shot came quick and not,
The shells flew thick and fast
But staunch and strong size smoked along
And an their batteries passed.
The Queen o. TIA Ntst She thought il best
To turn tail and skclalllt
Nor dared % ram az portcrs sham
With ur' ar "A lfuU nor f4Ifllf
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27

MECHANICAL GENUS. The Patrie co.,
tains the following ga youth, aged
Is, belonging to respectable family
of Paris, was, about year ago con-
demned for theft to five years impris-
onment His conduct in prison being
quite exemplary he gained the good
opinion of the director, who soon re-
marked in him n peculiar aptness for
mechanical contrivances. A few days
ago he begged the director to tell him
what o'clock it was, that he might set
his watch. 'You have a watch then :
asked the director Only since ye.-
terday, sir, said the prisoner, and to
the establishment of the director pro-
duced one made of straw This little
masterpiece is two and half inches
III diameter, about half an inch thick,
and VIII go for three hours without
winding up. The dial plate is made of
paper, and pretty straw chain is at
tached to the whole The Instruments
and materials the prisoner had at his
command were two needles, pin, u
little straw and paper. Several per-
sons of distinction, moved by this sur
prislng genius for mechanics, are now
endeavoring to obtain his liberation.
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27
selected 1ottrp.

The following is a very fair imitation
If oTbe Battle of the Kegs, a Reyolu-
ntonary ballad II celebrates the
acbioyement of the rebels at Vicksburg
which cclipsed the British fight with
the kegs
fMrticn for the Boston Journal.l
The Vermont transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1864-1870, 1864-05-27
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or ieas. of this type for first insertion a.
hnes VI f,r each subsequent insertion, ~ cents
The number Of insertions must be married. on
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One-hMl ~. nf a column. ........... 81 %
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VERMONT TRANSCRIPT
PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY
nv HENRY a. CUTLER.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION

.r ,iosc receiving the paper through the Post
,oio. sI.75 per annum. To Village subscribers
Oivvi me paper 10y the carrier, % cents IN
Ir1i;,ion will be charged.
Finy Cents year viii be added when payment
&. dclaved beyond six months.
NJ Manor discontinued until all arrearages are
csi8 except at the option OF the fupi'Shor'
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
- - @ 80 &A--
rom ~ a.nssfS

Sr. LOUIS, November l0-The late storm,
40 damaged the telegraph Ii e. that we have but
few scattering reports from the interior. bu; the
State IS conceded 10 Lincoln by handsome
majority. also the radical State ticket.
McClerg. Loan, Black and Boyd are returned
10 Congress. AMI one and perhaps two othei
Union Congressmen elected The Legiss-
tuse will be largely Union.
The convention question carried. and large
majority OF radical delegates are elected
Dispatches to headquarters confirm the fight
with Price at Nestonia on the 2Sth alt The
enemy's loss was 450 killed and wounded Fifty
wagons were destroyed The rebels were again
overtaken az Fayetteville, Arkansas and sharp
skifmish had with their flank They sse sup
posed to have crossed the river ~ this time, M
lees Steele has intercepted them
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

NEw YORK November "a CORRESPONDENT Of
the Charleston Mercury regards the expressions
BY Stephens, Royce, and others. as iGtmatng =
surrender. and have fallen upon rejecting minds
with shock electric - lightning.
The Montgomery Mail urges Congress to rro-
pose convention of all the States
The Macon Confeieraey regards the discus
sion OF the peace question - imHoi,ic on the
Part of the rebels.
The anticipated attack on Wilmington is dis
cussed by ali the papers. rhey claim that The
deienses are very strong. but regard tho situation
with anxiety.
The barbarities practiced on Union prisoners
at Andersonvlle are repeated II Florence South
Carolina
The Commercial, washirgtous SPECIAL says:
There is no war news n dsy. All IS quiet with
Grants army
Considerable speculation Is indulged in regard
ing the reports OF Sherman's movements MANY
seem disposed 70 credit the story Of his abandon
uent OF Atlanta and march towards Charleston
or Savannah
Letters from officers in Sherman's army re-
Gently received here mysteriOSsly promised some
thing startling before long. and il il thought this
j. the event referred TO.
Arrangements for the release by exchange u
10000 OF cur troops prisoners il the South. are
completed
The Post ssys guuboat just built here for
the Japan government has been detained under
protest from tho British Minister owing TO she
impending hostilities growing out OF the demsnG
bv he governments OF New England. France
and Holland for the opening OF the japanese in
land sea and the allied fee's have ere fhis gone
10 force AZ opening
The Montgomery Mail. in Al Article sdsoes-
ting convention OF sl the States. saws. 81 re-
ferrng TO the meeting OF ne rebel Congress on
the tn, the weapons now iu the hands OF
can DO nothing, the President will do nothing:
Congress alone has power, oy its courage snd
wisdom, TO strike blow for peace. Ii i would
teassure the armv Is bad better set. ,f would re-
assure the hearts Of the people !, mad better &C,
The Congressional de!esat from New York
city stands two Union. two Wer Democrats and
two regular Democrat
Brook m-jori;y : l59. R7smsrl's 81 and
Darling .0s2
Late Savannah papers give ~ account OF (,
FIRE in Charleston by which large number Of
mercantile shops we're destroyed together With
boats that cannot be replaced A large stock OF
leather. small sEm. and cannon we're slso &c
stroyed
A Mss Jones has been arrested 10 Salem 90
d charge OF being federal spy
Ex Senator Hammond. OF South Carolina. j.
dying.
The Post eon;rsdicts the statement ihs, there
ia any Misunderstanding between Gems Butler
and Dix
Gen. Wright. just elected to Congress BY the
Democrats for the 5th New Jersey district died
his morning
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.-sE arE 1arkeL

SEs YoRx, November 10.
Cot,ous shade higher and more doing; $ls80a
| ~ foG middling.
Flour-Stste aud Western l0c lower, a;
$40 250l0 30 for extra State, sll l5dll 80
/. for trade brands
for Western.
Wheat dull snd lCd2c lower Chicago spring
~ %
Rye firm
Corn 2G3e better: 81 1901 "a Tor mixed
Western, and 81 "A for Western yellow.
Oats scarce and l62c higher AZ 93@9i for
" estern aioat and Csc in store
Coffee steady; Rio 45@47c.
Sugar very FIRM at 24c for Porto Rico: 20(622
Tor MuscoyadO: Havana ls1a@26Ia.
Molasses steady; y. o 81 1901 25; Porto
Rico 95d$l 10
Petroleum firm; crude ass refined bond -.
Pork closed hrmer at S39a39 80 for mess, and
$40 5084l Is for new do cash and regular way
closing sal p; S3s93s 80 for prime. ard s4l 80
for prime mess
Beef firm sud in good demand OF S9@l2
tor eountly mes; Sl4@22 TOR repNeked mess.
and $1,000 for extra mess
Beef hams firm az %
Cut meats IN fair demand az l7ai9 for
-houldefs. and lS@2l for hams
Bacon sides in good demand: sales for Deem
Der, January and February delivery at 1919 for
Cumberland cut 81 long ribbed, and 20Is long
clear
Lard frmfer: ialr business at 22d24iS
Butter firm and steady at 34Gd46c for Ohio
and 42954 for State Cheese quiet and steady
l6@25c
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

WASHINGTON, November l0-rhe United
States Sanitary Commission sent m sgent with
stock of its supplies with their vessel gone &c
Savannah to bring paToled men North. The
Commission here has also made arrangements to
alleviate the sufferiucs Of those men on their ~
rival at Annapolis LsIge invoices OF stores
are sent there from New York. Baltimore ard
Washington, and relief SCENTS arc increased SC.
cording TO the largely accumulated demand Ion
service Combs. hsndkerchieis. towels, and
many other articles not furnished by the govern
ment will be distributed among the men in losze
quantities
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

RHnEpY FOR PILrs.-It il q blessing TO the
suffering to know that we have an effectuul cure
for this truly troublesome disease. Mr. ]. Z
Hazsrde. of l64 Second street, Cincinnati, Ohio
takes great pleasure in informing all who are
suffering with piles that he used smaltquantity
OF DR.. STickland's Pile Remedy. andft effected
a permanent cure This seems to be she case
with all who make of this splendid prepara-
ton. Ii is manufactured at No. 3 East Fourth
street Cincinnati. Ohio. and sold by sll druggists
mars II
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
Cons ~ ERclAL.
~ Tstssst7g.
tucinn att Market.

CISciSxArI, November TO-
Flour advanced 20 50 30 for superfne. aad -
coos IS for extra, but closed dull.
Wheat opened buoyant at $2a1 50 sof red !,
but closed al 81; white 81 2092 25.
Corn frn and In lish. supply at 81 27(ai %
Tor shelle1
Oats active, closing at 1913
Rye advanced to 81 40
whisky active ~ 81 20.
Nothing of importance done ia provisions.
Ner lard sold a. % aud new city mess PORK
a. 3cc.
Groceries active aud in good demand
Coffee 4Sa50 Sugar 2927 Molssses a.
cool IS.
Hogs firm: sales OF 900 head, averaging 260
lbs. at Sll gross Receipts about | 100
Gold 81 i592 a.. Silver 81 30@2 81.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

hundred years, and has destroyed more property
than We will be able 70 restore 10 the sane tine
The only good IL hss done Is that il ha. freed
about ten twenty thousand negroes ~ hss
raised great maay Insignificant men TO poi.
tions OF influence. The question before the PEG
pie i. when will Il stOpi Sc one man. anger OF
devil can answer this question but the One VIE
reigns saprene. And not having much time ]
vii cad nv composition with The ques'io-. when
Gill Il top;
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

tE- magnificent pole. taDering from terra
hrma toward The middle of the overarchng fir
mament. is TO be erected on the arsenal grounds
in the eastern suburbs, and from tie tip tor
thereof the glorious star spangIed banner will de
family float in the gorgeous sun light and cir
cuma mbient atmosphere Pneumatcs!
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

QctsKc. yovenber 10 -ftoninen, men from
northern. Sfste- axe here urging The Canadian
government 10 sne'cetlc 20 operation ei,k TIE
Union EuthoTities 70 preserve peace on she from
tiers. Efficient measures on ibe~fa OF me
Csrs1i3n gOVesumcas bare been ilken.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
from Buffalo

BuFFRLo. November l0-The Democrats
still claim New York State. but doabts appear
very strong in their figures
The Republicans claim the State by from
: 600 10 . 0UO
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

r. The most splendidly manufactured and
neatly fitting pair Of boots We ever saw were
shown US, yesterday, on the pedal eXtremiiies OF
an accomplished pedestrian. who had just pur
chased them at the famous establishment OF A
Lintz. West " sshington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

% The Republicans. it is announced. will
have grand congratulations and rejoicing. all
among themselves. Saturday night. the 18th
inst, al their tabernacle, over their election OF
Lincoln. aud the manner in which they did IT,
Eminent patriots will be on hand
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
GFoup Albany.

ALBANY. November l0-Theee j. nothing
more definite here TO night a. to the Iesut Of the
election ia this State. he DemOcI ats claim It
by few hundred while the UniOnisis insist tha.
they have carried il bY 4, less, ) 600
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

IL Or Henry +. Barnes. having removed hi-
Office TO his residence. No 1877 corner Of Ala
bama aud Vermont streets Massachusetts, avenue.
tenders his professional services TO ms Old ri ends
aud the citizens of Indianapolis and vicinity
1 lUd
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
From the Army OF the POTOMAC,
HEADQUARTERS ARMY or rnE PorosAc,l

NpFtmbtE To.
A dag OF truce asked Tor yesterday by the
enemy vas granted. To bury the bodies of those
killed N the attack Oh Saturday nigh, near thc
center.
The enemy acknowledge the los, OF 300 IN
killed and wounded
The election yesterday throughout; this al ny
passed off quietly. Thirty eight Pennsylvania
regiments give Mcclellan i,o!I. AID Lincoln
t4f9
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

IL The most elegant broadcloths ever i'm
ported and offered 70 the public Of Indianapolis.
and OF Indiana, NAV be seen upon the counters
OF Me.srs. Stolworthy s. Leonard. merchant
tsilors. Rhodius block. North Meridian street.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
from Aml,erstburg

AxnERsrprnG. c. W.. November l0.-The
propeller Georgian arrived here yesterday. The
collector of customs searched her but found
nothing suspicious. He detained her here until
further orders from the government. Her own
ers are very indignant and thresten to claim
demaRos.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
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From oHtFeal.

Mosfsrat, November 9.--The exs Animation Of
Witnesses 10 s.. AlbsE rsIs. case proceeds SLOW
y. |, e al % appeal caa b. msie 70 the
English couFts. as ar act q the English Pariis
msni limits wFits 20 the united kingdom.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

r. The morals Of this metropolis are improv-
ing Yesterday His Honor. the Mayor, inform
ed " he did not have a single case OF even plain
or fsnciful imbibulatiOn-
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11
from harrisburg.

HAREIsBuRG, November l0.-Thc majority in
Pennsylvania will be fifteen or twenty thousand,
without the soldiers vote in the field
lSgued.} SIMON CANNON
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

eK- This is Friday. For magnificent fresh
fsh. call on Thompson & Benthuysen. West
Washington street. south side. a; Hogshire &
Cos family grocery.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

* Among the most magnhcen. goods dis
PLAYED upon the counters ~ any merchant tai
.oring establishment in ihis city may be seen
AZ the store rooms OIL II Heitksm No. l.,
North Illinois street. The most elegantly fab
ricatei aud eHquisiiely fashionable gentlemen :
garments are made 70 order by Heitkam. his
cutter being splendid artistic aud all his work
men superior Call aud see Hetkams 5eau'i-
fu goods IL
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

WANrEp.--A good girl who understands cook.
ing. The highest wages will he paid. Inquire
immediately al the Western House. at the south
western corner of the Union Depot ll2
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

- Chestnuis are abundan. n ibs market
shipped from Tennessee
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

- Substitutes. substitutes. substitutes sub
stitutcs. sub. sub. substitutes. plenty. plenty
plenty. plenty. cheap. cheap. cheap. cheap
McKernsn / Hill. No. : West Washington
street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

n The Marion Circuit Court. Judge Finch
presiding. having finished up it, civil business. u
nov occupied With criminsl trials
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

~ There were arrivals yesterday Of .evera
hundred army mules at the Governments stables
They we're sll fne and young animals.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

~ Peterson's Ladies National Magazine Tor
December, is for sale by Mrs Thompson & Son
Its illustrations and fashion plates are in the
highest style of art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

Glorious NEws-The City Grocery has just
received 500 barrels Of fall and winter apples.
and 100 bushels chestnu,s Look out, as these
articles are scarce
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

Masonic NorIcE There will DC special
meeting Of Marion Lodge. No. IS. this (Fri
day evening. 81 O'Clock. for work.
FRANCIS King. Secretary
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

Providence. November 10 This State com
plete. gives 5,O6l for Lincoln, exclusive Of ih'
soldier vote
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from Connecticut.

WAITE BURY. Or. November l0.--Hon. Johu
z Elton. one of the Union electors at large
chosen Tuesday. died TO dav
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HssDorAsrEss DKAEr RsSpEzyoUs,
STATE OF INDIANA.
ISDfSS.PorIs Nov 10 1854

ISDtASAPoLIs. Nov. 10. 1864
General Order No 81
All recruits for old organizations, nov absent
on iurlough. or otherwise are hereby directed "a
report ia person Immediately. to the command
ing officer at Camp Darlington. Indiana. in orieI
that they may forwarded 10 their respective reci
rerts
By command o. Brig Gen Darlington
VI H. BAILuAcHr.
Capt'n aud A A G.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

II All drafted men can get substitute. i'm
mediately BY calling on Messrs McKernen /
Hill. No. West Washington street
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~ 500 principals wanted az McKernan &
lille. No. { West Washington street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

~ The latest publications can always be OBJ
tanned Of Morehouse. the enterprising news deal
er. No. lSl9 North pennsylvania street
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

tHHorace Hefren, late Deputy Grand Com
msnder of the Sons Of Liberty. vas yesterday
seen on the streets az large.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-11-11

tyrone. two or three year substitut i. fur
nished by McKernan 4 Hill No : Wcs, yosh
ingtou street
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~McKernan & Hin vail furnish substitutes
for principals. at twenty four bours notice.