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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

WAS HIRED ON FRIDAY, Sept. 2, about 6
W. o'clock p. M; for two hours. By An officer
calling himself B r An merger Battery LIST
white legs white face and glass eye, with military
saddle and Bride Anything cencernins the horse
sep 5-3t@
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

E which the owner can have By proving prop
afty and paying charges. Inquire 1T the Star
OIhce, sen 5-3tt
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How THEY TAKE 1.-THE New York Neps,
and other copperhead papers, take the fall OF
Atlanta and our successes elsewhere very hard
The Eeps, first insisted that Sherman never
could take Atlanta, and next, in An agony Of
apprehension, denied that II had been taken,
andnow, when taken, II can no longer contest
the fact, styles the capture OF that important
point ga fruitless, barren victory"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

MATRIMONIAL SQUABBLE.-On Monday,
man named Henry Kracke, who resides near
the Arsenal, on coming home to dinner found
his wife in Illicit intercourse with II. H. Bas.
tian, and feeling dissatisfied with the arrange
ment, he dealt his wife's paramour heavy
blow with brick, and then went out to seek
advice. Bastian seemed to think himself the
aggrie we'd party, andfprocured warrant, char:
cling Kracke with an assault and battery, and
the case came up before Justice Boswell, when
it appeared that both parties work in the Ar
senal, and the complainant "a discharged sol.
On Monday Bastian complained OF being sick,
and left work sooner than usual, and when
Kracke came ont at neon he took cross cut to
his home, and going mp stairs found his wife
and Bastian In fagTdnte delictu. The Justice
dismissed the case Of assault and battery, when
Kracke turned to Bastian and threatened to
kill him before shutdown. The Justice then
put him under bends to keep the peace, re-
marking that it was too late to talk about kill
Ing now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

SECOND WARD STATION CAsRs.-H. p. Fitz-
simmons, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. J.
L. Nelson, do; do. John Beatty, do; do. Ma
tilda Dorsey, do; 81 Henry Smith, 1.-TWO cases, }
violating city ordinance; % In each case. John
Chaghgaire, do; $1.5s. J. w. Banks, Henry
derby; 81 each. John Hagan, drunk; military.
Ed. Gllroy, do; SO. John Leary, profanity;
80. Joseph Smith, carrying concealed weap.
ons; &2O.5S.
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LOCAL NEWS.

PsLIol RRoRTs-Second Pree,net.-Edward
Fitzgerald, assault and battery; dismissed
Third PrecineG-Q. b. Jewell nuisAnce dis.
missed. John Barr, selling liquor to soldiers;
800. Also. selling without license; 1904. Pat
L. Clements, taking butter; dismissed. John
r. Evans, disorderly; do. VIM. Cleveland, in.
decent exposure; $5.44. Henry Dean, drunk
and disorderly, S24.
Fourth Preeinet.-Fanny Teel, grand larceny;
S,z1 PTecinet.-Fredsrick Brooks, swtndling,
for trial. John Sneppen. disorderiy; do: L..
Corcoran, suspicious; dismissed. Peter Fran
els, drunk; do. James johnson and Thomas
Steele, assault and battery; bail for court h.
Donohugh, threats; bail for peace. Henry
Thomas, selling liquor to soldiers; 800. Job
Phillips, drunk and disorderly; dismissed. j.
Murphy, do; military. VIM: Russell, grand
larceny; for trial. Henry Thomas, selling
liquor without license.
Tenth Precinct-Wm. jackson, grand lar
ceny; deferred. Adam Balser. firing pistol In
q street; dismissed. Victoria Scott, drunk and
disorderly; do. Mary Stephens, profane and
indecent language workhouse. Mary whit
taker, do; IS. Cornelia McVaney, do; 50.
Matilda Light, do; dismissed. Kate Light,
do: 81. Mary Whitaker and Oornelia McVane,
prostitution; security for good behavior.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

FATAL ACCIDHNT.-At 6 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon as freight train was backing into
the railroad depot, along New Jersey avenue,
near e street, q man, name unknown, who
was about crossing the track was caught by q
car and was Knocked down, and was SO dread
fully crushed under the wheels that it was
necessary to lit the car with jack.screws in
order to take the body out. No one seemed to
know the man, but the body was soon re-
moved to be properly Inferred.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

SUSPICION OF HORSE STBALINa.-This morn.
ing, q colored man named Thomas johnson
went to the Baltimore livery stable, on Four.
teenth street, and offered very fine bay mare
for sale. He only asked $40, but the animal Is
worth $3.50. He was arrested and taken be.
fore Justice Clayton. He confessed that he
picked up the animal on the road, and thinks
she belongs to Mr. Tom Harvey, in Prince
Georges county, Md. Justice Clayton sent
the prisoner to jail for further hearing.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07
SECOND EDITION.
s O'CLOCK P. M.
GOVERNMENT sECURITIKs.
Jay Cooke 90. furnish tho following quo.
tations Of Government securities:

WAsHINaToH, Sept. 7, 1884.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

AOc CHOICE STOCK 400
$50 INTERIOR ADoRNMxNTs. Sss
ass PAPlBHANGINGs. 4ss
A select and varied . ock of Gilt. Medium and
priced Paperhan ginss, Borders. Statues. Gen.
WINDOW SHADES.
bln. dreen, chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window
snaaes, variety Of patterns; Shade Fixtures,
PICTURE CORD AND TAss1Ls.
enK sna Worsted Picture Cord and Tassels, Atf-
Picture Rings, Nails, 60. -. :
OVAL PICTURE FRAMlS.
The largest assortment of Oval Frames In the
District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf;
also, variety OF Dark Wood Frames, with va
ried stock Of small sized oval and Carte de visite
ENGRAvIN9s AND PAINTINGS
A few choice Gngrsvings and Paintings always
Orders for Paperhansins and window shades
punctu ally attended to In city or county
Terms cash for goods or labor.
]. MARKRITER,
No. l66 Seventh street.
1y7-tsis 1isht Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
T IGHTNIN9 RODS. LIGHTNING RODS
and put up IiaHTH1Na Ro6s, xitS pi Iaaasa
tipped points,, at the shortest md most reason
most approved style.
Work done in tie country # s sitz gEie sS.p
al ls-lm. Ell Penn. Az, Washinston. b. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

THROWN FROM A HoRsE.-About O'Clock
last night man named Michael Oleary was
thrown from horse on d street, between 9th
and 10th, and was badly injured. Detectives
McDevitt and Bigley carried him to the Third
Ward Station. where he was taken In charge
by Roundsman Greer and Officer J. o. John.
SON, who conveyed him to Judiciary Square
Hospital In an ambulance. He had about 400
in money, which. with his horse, was placed
In safe hands to be kept for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

We have now in store and are daily receiving
the largest and best assorted atock Of CABINET
and GeorsetoWn. which we piedse ourseivess 1 to-
sell on as reasonsble terms a. any house south Of
New York. 1t is unnecessary to particularize ar
article to be found in arst class rnishins
establishment: BOTEL1R WILSON,
31S Pa. ave-, bet. 9Th and 10th ats.
an "A eodtocl ICON. Union
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

IkUIT JARSff
Housekeepers who wish TO put y fresh fruit are
invited to examine our SELf SEALING FRUIT
JARS, a. they have been thoroughly tested, and
the fruit requires sugar and the jars no cement,
It is economy for every family to put up all the
fruit they want for the winter.
WEBB BEVERIDGD.
an M-lWs Odd Rellow0' Hall, 7th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

;I1 fso1 NV 7esk bAi fs q sr esR,
sSssSe RrifSss-TerTs foE one yeer !psy.bls IL
r. rribssas: q; Times, 81 World, IS Daily News.
xJdr..sen ins Pest: =; Evening IMPRESS. $50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

L new course for Piano and Sin sipg By his sim
piihed method, at his new residence. No. 4s5 10th
aboveJ N. Callsn's drug store. Prof Wolowski
receives visitors daily, from to 10 o. M. and to
SD. m. IL sep Q I'm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

ANOTHER MUss.-Although q week has not
yet passed since the police Of the Seventh ware
made descent on most Of the notorious deni
OF prostitution in the Seventh ward, when thu
OF them got into another squabble and officers
Gibson and Drane arrested the following: -
Mary Whitaker, OorneHn McBane, Mary
Stevens, Kate Light, Matilda Light, and Vic.
toria Scott who were taksn before Justice Bos
well, who fined the two first IS each and hels
them to bail for good behavior, committed
Mary Stevens to the worknouse, fined Kak
Light 81 and dismissed the others.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

I OOKl-@5O REWARDi- etrayed or stolen
i Il from the premises Of the subseri ber. August
spring, one white hind foot. and star In forehead
hair rubbed ont of his tail place the size of your
hand. Any one returning the said horse to the
nlVIn l0SQ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-09-07

h&k FOR SALE ~
e9H pair of very stylish spirited IA
sa. E -; W BAY Hobs Es, perhs psthe @
use for them as he intends leaving the city Also
one on SADDLE HORSE, (sOrrel , seven years old
tie, and sold for no fault Also, one COUPEa.
Re.Glx Rev used but for few days; and also
riages were made expressly for the present owner.
18th and 18th sts sepY.Iws
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COP A B T N e B 8 II I P.

2 A Il T n 3 P.
The undersigned have formed Co partnership
under the firm of r. @. Johnson Co.. and havin z
purchased the stock of Hardware Of Jos. L. Saw
age; No. 324 D street, bet 10th and 18th SITS, in:
stock Of Hardware, Housekeeper's and sutler g
Goods, to which they would respectfully call the
August "A, 1854. THos. 4. CHIRK.
sep PCT E.JAS. BOURKE,
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TIKI enteEPrisisg EeetisaaA ahas rslsslea - Of
1 NY yAIiss a., $ MsngaAHs hceei % ne sth
snst., will confer IL fAvoE es nss dsopraAe my
mates znd tee0sass Fenpesiz marked, IN 'tsR ArEI
Post Once % ~ sosae pfacs ghsrE eaa ess tAen
and ictify me tAFgag6 Ike Post Once he esa
have tie Taiiye clbthEaE o., Or hiS tsoebis. x
8 - Ia 50 KY 4 =. a. II. -I3zakIR.
n = Isl Teansy Ghsskksan's DizEsfuz. A.
sep1s--sts .,I.z
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ssO0 no ARBttY OF sTEssE TIee-EIs.

sSO<S 10 AMY eF tsssRE.
EnH tke apfgstshsien aEd dssf wy 4 srs!Iu. c..
g sso rtssses now ,voFAanss tssssss 5saeOagh
jos sssss 10, large tall, black, sorszI:ssss s4ut-
tsvAs hss ssssi4erSSlO army expsFiszes tsIdses 70
Col. n. Il. Phillips.
Isase, % OF S. low, rather light, Eiszk sSiek IA
raeTeEshty tsiks saFiaiy and quite Rdistsstiy BE-
longs - AFs- W alton. Both viii hzye Passss tkzt
tsssos 60 othsr parties. $3.50 for either. Apply
% eraddFsss The Rebel efsee; GriEps ~.s.z=zla
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T RFT At the DiatfISetAss Hosshhl Dspos psag
IL Allantas on 2ltsa AHsaFas = Eslae nazkgA Hrs.
A- B. Echols, sayesnshs ls,s ehAvi aAd bsskst 80
ckargs og Csptats tsafkAg s bses coal, Hhs win
confer favor by fsszzkg ssAsm by szPHHzs
TO ms ne caazlszszn, SIG zArEstabls fEazzef wiz
b nsid shEssgh Abs xessss css;essny ksga foR Is
EseSsssy st 81 sssA .ssE 1sasfslb eealisssry
~ ,tss'ss.s : rs 8 - lssz.snszss Q G.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-15

ON the late march from AlIAaEa, my boy Buy,
" be is stopa btiis, - yzsrs ED absaA AS0 fset
high, black pa@Rlexiea sad ,hAd > isESe EESessAe.
a Liberal Esisard VIII he giyya for htn % FOR iHfer-
nation that win unable DE to gst ilizns
- LieaE- z. - 1REEESE,
10th g. c., MazfEaeifs Brigade,
sepl3-2ts HfndEsA's DiSisoE.
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II..L|!.Ol.1

lissszeyr's lsnilEeg - do - Eslaaa iEA kzlng
ceudislen, tlst tss4e ks,Fe aAaAe The y0I naasA
request TINT IRA ,aasssd aslsaH der faitee 50 -
turn for ua q fasd, and sIle9 then the haprg
privilege oil Remaining with - XenkseS e GEkt
against u.s. T9ds Is dezk2edss xsshseisA--qassA
tie eeoIess and sncstt i1azHGea1 ~ kaya
heard % siias ife srar.--G e. Gessasss
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81 0L1Sk eFses - sszzs u Afssnsz, IF Efai
~ =. - AHH1zs 4E1<Rs - -
night ska1esA II p q - cessa -
Ia hasds hiefI skses, fkln SzsAa sd sasi.y -
marks rsa.smseFef aAsit hsR eSesrs $50 exisaks,
ing from tise Of hsf AEnks % - Esp Sssxass b
very long framed AID hes ssas Ass4zAdeezs.E ks
above rewar,l viii BE- Eiyea feg the return To- Hal
Mason as Atlantis OF sgsk i6Fornakion as win Lead
to Der recSsEFs Ebs Mass In It's pzapsrty Of Nal
2. G. Higgins, PIlE 4faster stswart's Corps.
ASenfa. Augnss eTsh, 1854.
-
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- SsRsAuz ayFVP sAA tlss aaltltla.
aTannaeasus herzel lEssasA eies shs sss.. 80.
Rssasiae wraik % GsssgiA aad o nsp,s =. y
O, Esevunai crisd Joe, We nRh oar s9RaRuH
aye, '~
10 Ekzs - haza co high Is SAsslS4he hikesss 4
= Szazseh AsStzu1sssa sssAp sassEs isEsSS psaina,
Wa1ssHhEE1 % us II sSssBUH ~ zpRasas3
1nss s4ags ws FsISs cur kRissn On high,
@fa sS1BT % resp Il while We lIvS and suck Il n
W d.
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S'B9 VzlAssk3s 10y. ~
DANAMAI ffsaS - saksusssss,sz to sils se.t.,
II hiS beg Hlsn, esazax ssasA sbsslf - s4HetRs
high. wSigha abeEt one hErtdFsd esd swenfy-tzv
pounds. 81 ysArs eli Is Tbs s<sPeSty Of HI - 4,
Dslsisan, erifEn, ga. 1hs shove faHzrd WIN be
paid for ile RECOVERY Sesks boy b.
Gddin, Ga, sePsf12 ~. IS Z. GRAY,
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.,e - s
STOLE1t ffsr skF aasEsezs 81 $50 afEsa - Essbs.
- stfi. OLE raiPsR psn1 i AszKs EskeIlsh efhy,
cloth, fnssft Ssls 81 tssfs sEy Agsaa S3ark
sszipc "a tEs zz;Eksasssiss &sih s1sd lac. The
above rsEksd wa b PzSa SsiEVsEeA Go Re and
sspsYsssi aE0Eaa y. MCDOWELL
- CslEsr sIssSzsaT Hsasss DszssSsE, - T. a.
The daily Chattanooga rebel. [volume] (Griffin, Ga.) 1864-1865, 1864-09-15

= -, A. a,f. ~ = = q -. :. -, q
- 49,. =, 49,.
80 - -. 5.
- ~ ga ms Is
-. 'l.',os Q. 10.
a, 1Ae psoa3'ss : 49,
- q ~ DsaAg va eEas ys i.
= -. , - saasua essssas ssAna -
~ sAstf1t 81 =.
ssss "a. ssnssa - e g - 80
ss..'s.s' : '.Aa;ArSs y =
~, -, :, - -
-, 80, Y-s eyng M - 81 -
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zs VI kes ~ bzzzzshed ths rufsur nat Sc.
Sgls ~ soeie Sseg q 8, hyiagirg s~e-
issdsf1eEe VIA h1ea. We have IeHgaeA
ssATAs.. - 20 BAD q esssf4sehee with the
Yekzess $50 SAssztsss, cad rs iAEfs ndszihsF OF
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GaIFFIs, GA:,,Aagsst q. e.

=. .-st-.- 5ElFfiNs GA.J ,AngEst ~ ls6f.
SzEA1F wanted for The siek and sosnsa at tie
Elhsfsnk Hospital At B&-sPesnts e. ezaslassr
49, - IS ez5as@ es-9 ~
= fsssaf stzaz to dispose Of for 5zslsove
- - $500 kesee sheE names aiih sksSE.
49, s. n esad fsF IT, "A
1hose having ne rssi is Is H a. s5ss;=s siff
+ sag24=A TO. suLLf, Es2 Isfna
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--@~9resEea <--- =
.a.--s ;1,es. ssEss. s!z.sssss.---..s
From tAs Rlshnond I5Isl 81
], Z ss sss { = .Gl &C.: II =:
listed lei ssvs<sf dsye EzgsEIIsl e1aeF 81
the ssEers eaRnesiAs rfIIallsss Syssass
SBps fsas:.I e i. ee Sl:, e
tbzs parpessz tAa skszs s sTsfP -ssaEissss-a
and seegls perfectly - . shs lssls1ls sea
BY sy bis 8 s slpssi.or ssss
nay Ct the Rotaaasss - ran fl - ss.s.
to-Kch9ep61 meph E. sjsessa IS Eatsdly
decimattpa; ~ rssiE s 8 ia Cat a. sissls
are hhed, irEa sss Ass 1888 sssssessesE.ss
down Jenshs risessaE = grisle essR a sl1ssssisss
-and the men are SlhI s i AZ SasTasi en-
retious OF qaisinaiafi 1S5ee So = :.
Tbs eaeiuy keaIEFsR eheE e 1oF3zg eFoocs
from ora IE'oint teIH eeaa sEstA What os-
Ject we ara et HiEs p 4sAAzports are
running FeguERfyiEb Esses@8 Ss1nEea ara haek
carving Asees islF .Hss az b thas tees.
s ssss GEE t2s1 eEs Iee vess tap Of sec
Tzs iEesIEeeA fkIAIzyz - - es-xzz essp sa7daz.S
have slasiEuelssIk zsqxesaa kE1ases -
GlsasH iFch EneS|hIr on Il TaiisFaE saf yllaifeS A
Occasionally RIA EEch e. - f1aa5 fzIsF iina
disshktasE ct - 6Is e. s e sake 8
sodd dSlS ef nsAIg q e. 81 eaessy,
This ExIFssIF ID Us q s. zxaaksas srs ssllsi
"psfggsss lIJEt!fs 8 assosa 8 ssniHssss
81 DntsA slsl9 al 81 ttips Ssse g past
the canal is fkly aEat Ir vEs, a O. dsssA scssss
fifteen or tHzehts sbss hes5s szszse laeEsr Tie
bresss~ests Ti Ss q 4 Esss iss 9 i s IS
i, and With sas dassns a a. sssShss-
sss as snS i i aas E 81 y a
OF The curIsuA taasasae& = zsle ssAnfsa ssssn ks
saIly ssghts 9arses s.ls 80 :. ;sssss :.
suzsssrisg .sTatei "a % dsIssdsssns d Yaais
Zee snararldsrE aHotsfs. zesFoes md rresssiszs
are stoiec, azsL tsiizzsas and eszEis6 elE
N sssi bgiisSa sr sSs q Pa "a q i sss
nous GfSlssm, tat. e4fhdf ef Ne 6BSfsastions ss
Brandon, that weEl kHawn 4estaAe - ~ james.
predstory sIsars;sas 81 s6e Enemy Vii oos 5
grief vet, bat f.sidugis what pseczss or u shsA
manner we arr not infcraed. .isst iA..s = =:
TX ---x-seTesesT----e-- -. r..
YEAReFF RRsSH Sszcfpza--The Frsneh cal
English ais IS rear5ry sccastozAed 70 iii ths1as
selves IA lloyeRAIas eaahsy azD g aaaa4 btris N
Ei 4 ss:sSds Il In ss e i ss ess s e. s
en- 80 kEAE dsk eaoiien Essaay 0tssF.s y zeeszeFe-
turn. Cor inssH.as sez.s aasssag IN sts tss
asaa nS 6sen esSossd s Is e sisa .o 81
these Ifss, ogiihlieris mere t1sn ess hs1E, ssEs
suieldes % uhsaI 1s4iA Aa4 6rewnad eAemselEss,
selves, So bad sseSpssa 8 mods of sslEn6H6er a.
most pscsaisr szicSdss, nEzelys selEoes-
ssos p ssiass' Is Il as ssnIsd sg ne ta9s Ct
bling, II psisosed thsasssFs tssz ssIsessslszsl
under the wlsHlB - 6sRfszss. Az1 . SEsak fhk1-
selves toalazAlA sssesa e thea eSasA aots''
are euriorHIy BiRalEaa.. In 80 sAsss, tie sszise
was inszaity-te which shfcs6si HsrS Is fsr nors
frequsnslj, aA&Eibatsa-s4 ~ szozsaseslof 1ranksz,
meas, - poor MrsAchaA killed thenzsIgea shrozxh
destitutioa, ea were lxbQriHg from pasapiaFy en-
barTassni,ns, neatly the same Huznhef- nslaeiy,
62-weresl1 love, 50 sn1gAt aaesszzn seAass feSra
domestic troabssss end "a unfertzna$es were the
victims Of deSiEiunAin fevsrs.r Nearly foar-Asshs
of the suicides were men.
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1,rx.asefeI -.

We nnsisrEssna that whise d seag o. EsHss sssss
engaged In digging In tAa hsigA hpEhoS9 81 kks asa
eAsthworAs outsias Of ahe tslsEs nTing ssS q ths
away In Jars. OF 6SszTss fksse sas izstsHtly viv
ozeas Scramble fss 'ssbsssAI e 1zs lszslTsKy kss
made knswm. Seaa sf1sx iIhia "a e5A ia&g n. kis=
nsigkAozfaoa wsnt 20 the saskkAs<ks % .aagsaEe
satay great tsshaiagzsa and Ess sEssasF ~
kefs. In rei,iy 10 auTress azA ssS4 "a 81 sessi
n In 1861 lissk glnsSftunaassS IS "a Ye
al ksr sterT, ShGre were sssees ksssd ii fths.
Esae 1855 OF aanrse Sc uigsils hxss Aspsaif
tks@ sfsar slle esisIhaI aspesiET tss ssf asAzss
Has an dppe9tasiEy CT makfRg o. sk 81
noa ~ sra niss iasasnSaA. We uaaaz fhs e,Sss
ey al azEasEssS,vtIs howsvers Wis., - l4sszala
vas Il xoaia rSshsps Be szkis Ees Is bsasssyo
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