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, 1864-03-15
Reed corseepon'E
week, 1ec....... 9:H 11s2t a,t.75 1ns1if 1891 sNs
For Season. .1as7ol 127l0 91 to6s1sa 691sS 9D:6

There was good attendance on Change to-day and
the grain markets dali and depressed chiefly In
consequence Of the decline IN Eold hut there was au
active demand for Provisious, and the market was
brisk and buoynnt.
The Wheat market suffered decline Of 1Hc p bush
el-wlth sales OF No Spring ut $1l3x91.l3f and No
Spring at s1osk&1o9-the market closing heavy
and depressed.
: ThcFlour marker wns negl ectcd-choico spring CT
$3.50.
Tho market for Old Corn zu,ed quiet but arm. and
We note Light sales Of No At Sc, and No ut sssc
New Corn, however, wrns In less demand, aud the
market fell about &c a bushelwtth sales OF No ss
sn9s2c; No2 It 5Ga76H, and Rejected at T5e Winter
inspected "New Corn" was sold At 7I@75c In store.
The market for New Corn closed weak.
The market for Oats ruled less active and prices dc
clIncd nbout Nc q bushe1-with sales OF xinter
ceIpts No at Gs@tXe, and freah At 6lkc. Rye was
In fair demand md steady at $1.o01@1os. according
to the age Of tho receipts, Barley In store WAS entire
~ neglected; but sample lots were In fair demand.
and We note salcs at 31.eA@l.H, -
The market for Hjghw1ues vas more act1ve, and
pr1ees advanced &c a ga1lon-with sales OF about lc9
brls at s1@seAc- chiefly at SEC, tho market cloainS
steady ut that price.
The Provision market was active and bnoyant, and
We ncte an advance Of H@4c On Bulk Meats-with
sales Of 100 go pieces toulders In three lots at SsHc
looee: Go pieces Hams at 11sc loose and $3.50 pcs
Hams to be delivered at Muscatlae at lie boxed
Thera ara now very few ROUND lots Of Dulk Meats on
Huns are scfrce and IN active demand.
with sales q only a1o .tieices country
Mt Ike There was good demand for Mess
Perk 5000; but sellers were generally holding
city brands at $eo.so Several lots Of Country Mess
Pork changed hands at st9.7s, and II. 0. Pork at
$18e75S prime Moss Pork ia generally held at $780,
with buyers at sts1591sk0. There Ia brisk inquiry
for 3!css Beef and VIC note sdyancc in prices
eboct coo hrs having chsnged hands to-day at Sia5o
foT Mess and $1i0o for Extra Mess Lard was dull and
epressed-wtth tr1aing sales OF psino Leaf at 12c,
and No. at 101G1lc.
The receipts Of logs to-day were 81 dressed md SIS
I've. Dressed Hogs being almost out OF the market.
the sales tridIug at S7.c14750. Lire Hogs are
Eteady and nrn-w1th sales Of 91 At $t2597so-chief
" at s6.so@7oo. Heavy cornftd Hogs particular
" in demand.
Deef Cattle firm for good qualities, bu: dull and
easier for medium g1ades-wth sales OF $50 head at
$i,5t@6.90.
LATEST.
In the afternoon and evening there WAS moro nc
tive demand Tor Highwiues, and about $50 brs were
sol At 63cclofIng with more buyers than sellers at
that price. There vas better denaad for Lard, and
lot Of 100 tres Houshs choice ketse.zeadered Leaf
Lard were sold at Exc but good brands Of etcam
Lard could still be purchased at 12c. Wheat WAS
quiet and uominal At the closing prices Of Change
There was good demand for Ness Beef at &l2,5Q
, 1864-03-15

BEEF FCATTLE-Receiyed since Saturday about 100
head Of Beef Cattle. entered sales seq head at 34sa
$780, principally ut Is. per 100 ns. 1t $3.50 but
one lot we're sold by j. Adams to AorrIa & Co ,at
shcrman's Yards, being Is very prime Illinois sscers
averaging l,Ao ps- PRIME grades Of nil descriptions
are in very actiYe demand, and ut previous qnota-
ttons the market rules very firm. Mcdlum qualities
are. the other hand In little requeat owing prnci
pay to the present limited requirements Of tho army
contractors; prices consequently less firm, and
note that several lots unsold In the yards this
evening. With mt some improvement In the demand
for this class Of stocs, prices will Inevitably still fur
ther decttne although there IL quosabe change in
our preyious prices. Common Cattle are positively
unealeahle at my price.
, 1864-03-15

Pittsburgh Petroleum aInrket-lIarch II.
There was fair demand for crude to day pasticu.
larry IN bulk and the market ruled though plfces
Mete without quotable change. The receipts though
light are impruFlDg but the supply IS not yet, Ii
bulk At IN brls may be quoted At from 70 to &C,
accordinE 70 gravity and condition. There seems to
and he coneequence Is re have but . single opera'
ttont fepost-SGo bfls. FREE ht &c. bonded may bc
come holders are s!a = aud sc. Nsptha Is steady
With good demand for prime at IS. Healduum ii
, 1864-03-15

CAxfTLK;.uaF toaEEet was better Supplied with
E1osk Ssa1es oShs So asa,ass hssd
Washington butchers, leo head BY Government con
trIctofs and the balance By Baltimore tutchers At
itrtor prime beeves, transactions at bof extreme.
being limited Closing sales showed decline on lost
, 1864-03-15
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IODINE WAITER
so!ouoa Of IODINE Ia puse wAKEg, wTrHesR L
SOVIET. .
II acts npoa tho
.-.-- 1fv11+ KU4zT1,
1Au&9t1FA OR9ASss AID Ola HpULAB 6YU12
The great auccea which has attended she ne q,
IoD1EA FATxn u private practice. ant tho tsxsza>
ment 0: H1aa MEDICAL Ar1uortTr. enabiss n h
recommend It, feollos coundcEs that with ar t4as
1t viii attest its exee'lenat Ia th. curo Of Rss
fula In all forzns Cor sumption. Caocer. bronch1al
Heart, Liver. ADD Kldney Complaints, Fimpss % est
face. rheumatism, keurs1gla. Nervous Anscsxasd
Female Woaknrss, D1spepsts, Debility. sTpszts
Hcrcurtal Nise1sea. DC.
Full direction accompany each hottie.
Price II per nottls, o. hn.f doxea ut oas time, =
sold By drugEn I. generally.
IoprNz WATkR Is \ scteattfc d!ssovpeJ, preeereE
only by DE-, R,H.ANpEEs & CO. .Pa7sl.14ns aal chsts
lists, 428 Broadway. Nav Yo.t.
5pl1 By Bliss b 8NA8e.
aee5-tt;7-Su ' xAw 4d7 III Laka street. CAtsssQ
, 1864-03-15

Flou.!Ihere WAS somo inquiry today but the stock
surernne at98, and 50 brls choice extra At a. n s
IT. Gs1d S,asp sspeEans is mess In
do at ff2 ton: Pork-There Is little oEnone In the
mn1Eet Mess fn request for plantation use nj al 50
Mt 81 . bu. 9 49, A1etA9 eo'U
, 1864-03-15

msrket Tor tcgar cured hama bI ihe Con ntss.EY Of
Subt tcnCe, 1G 0G3 acEel in paper ut $,43i
seco % DO do at s5: 100 DO rs do DO Il si575 109
9o do II coEcss as s15 A9 - ~ ns do u and
brs CO. 50 coo MS old BAG sloa ders nt 9Xc, 5o1
neE 90 Ut 1oH@lpHc q 600 ms new Sides at 1:alo4c
1t0tterccs uncovered Bngar cureA har1s at l:Eaf :.
end 20 tlcrces dry saltcd DO At l25at2Xc. Ne no
quote prices - follows Oil shoulders 9Xc; new do at
hsiB 1iAse SIC. and ra2sassei At 1salie.
IoRK-unvEfnEen ent contracts were awarded curly
LOO hrls % a s2l9 81. fhe shipping dca I'd con.
tGues Hoderate nnd rs hare only note sales ofe9o
s2sN@s1: Market very nrm At the close. -.
lots Of shoulders wcrc made 1t 9ssfs9Sc, siscs are
Exc.
LAnp-T1,e ea1es Of The week hare been conanod to
Bnal lots taken for retaiIing at Ike D. No city In
the market and supply Of Western Light, -
, 1864-03-15

IH1on1 euo U.&9uls AuVtEtlsef, 12th.1
Nu5cls .coEhnHe offering 10aa1iDc, but owing to
nominal Il has been long evident that tas Michigan
e!eck Wss exnansted and our city dealers In rJe nTf
p or Getmnn pop11ation>, are. beeyt. nbont 70
Import hour rom Wisconsin, It Ia to be regretted
, 1864-03-15

New Orleans suGnr Markct-Narch =
su1An AND Observation-Disclosures on the laailoy
was rrevsnca hy rainy ve*theE today nnd ths siss
common SUGAR 14c, low fatr l2K@l3. falty t4ir sx
ami primo 13x; lrfcrtoc moa sses sc. common g. o.
dJEhfY 50. ind prime. new crop. tiA63.
, 1864-03-15


CoTToH-Therc vas decdne IN the cotton market
yesterday at from 23c q y with all qu &nes. coo.s.
Quent npoa late Northern adyiees iudiestsng waak
market there. Wo noticed the arrival xestesd.y OF
eso. s. bales BY the Sunny South. Tbs .s:csmer
lilllman took up eome 150 bales on her last trip.
, 1864-03-15
Budh1o Chain nlnrkot-nnrch II.

inat ocr farmers have nok devoted greater attention
Wv, " Mnny uses to which 1t II applet
VII always Insure eadJ sales Il shiy remanef1tv5
, 1864-03-15

Gen. Grant and thc Summer Campaign
How Coppcrhond Papers Manutac-
turC Dispatches from SSnShanEton-
PuV OF Colored Troops-Erom Libby
Prison.
, 1864-03-15

Twice the "address" promises desperate
fight when all knew that merely raid,
avoiding the enemy, was contemplated, and
not a desperate fght for Richmond, at least
not by Kilpairick's forces, still less by the
small battalion under Dah1grcn. Twice he
says "a1l will be well' and winds up with
the inevitable slice Of cheap verbal piety,
with which JeE Davis has taught ths rebels
10 conclude MI documents, of whatever char
actcr: tack tho blessing Of the Almighty
and do not fear the enemy" signed "U. Dahl
grcn, Colonel, COMMANDING"
1t is not pretended that any printed copies
were found, that any other copy existed
that any Of his men ever heard OF such au
address. Why ie not the address attributed
to Gen. fitzpatrick, the sole officer command
ing the expedition, and who alone would
have the right to Issue any address from
"Headquarters Third Division, Cavalry
Corps" Simply because his lips are not
like those Of Dahlgren, scaled In death. He
could rcfutc the lie.
: When could 1t hare been issued! It pur:
ports 10 have been issued by DAhlgren after
he had left the main force Under Fitzpatrick,
for it says: "Wo will join the main force on
tho other side of the city" The rebel writer
YVES cunning enough to know that it was
necessary to put in something to show that
Dahlgren Issued the address after separating
from Fitzpatrick. But Dah1grcn did not leave
Fitzpatrick till they were well on their way
to Richmond and in the midst of the enemy's
country; and is It likely that he would there
tell his men In one sentence that they
, 1864-03-15
PARTICULAR NOTICE,

ns1m7r-
There ase uaa, psep,rs,1ons so,d nnIe. ~ n.
ass5s PIT up in quar- bottles, composed Of t
g cents per gallon, the tlste Disguised by An,sa 9
G1nanoef SEED, -
1nls cass Or H1eis has cau.ed and will conttnus 1
deatS ~ a - nisy San ne sSia hundreds 70 die ~
kkRs sSn,t1agqa,y a. anass ho aaqoaee co5oas
sssstsd and kept gp and result Is al the hofFo1
II thezi 1''D u 'HA lne and DEATH bswszs
a. can H. ooa! st,sus! a9d " Friends Of sodiezz.
friends IN she army 10 tho ct that s1af 5eafo1a e
1anced h aG S5e 1ns.cnths 9f the dIseaaa
fa IN the ists nnhifshe a1rns aG!oene to caNR
u sss III Il i ;:sS &; 5
disorders of lie digesiiys orxans afe ,nesd4 @
3D. We have no hesitation tn stating that il ~
~ H. NJ eely used among our soldiers. hundr ~
o. HVes ml4ns oe saved that Otherwise Will be lost
e nj 2eS n s -
'p Inc Hl''e1' pmAnxzpH1A, Aur. n. n.
Mxsssa 4oNEs q EVANS: Well, gentlemen. ynur
Is no mistake In this. It Touched for bx nnmhers ~
ny comrades. some q whose names arc APPENDED III
e@6s. ei SSsmaa bsttes55.i ienl saa -
Throush ths e9posare ssenant 1p9a nv y a!E,,oa Il Ar
es w ts Mnes I'D Tss re lsst wlh nam
hcspita TILL Was io1lowe hV r{ nays y tas
ened bY an attack of ynpn.ery ue9Hty helaht
tom tie White House and sent tn ttt Mss een temoy
the steaner State Of Maine nom rhich IN ooa1&
, 1864-03-15

CDHaHEkCIAE.,

MONDAY EyxNIyu March II, 1851
The following table shows tho receipts for the Last
forty-elght hours.
1Eck1FTa, LAsT EoRTY.KIanT HopRs
, 1864-03-15

6,ts Ssrsf: MaEt 9ass
i @ s. s4Pef sSP
= ions Bran il bulk It si7o On rIsst; IL ions do ii
as bu;hss Market All
e. 81 ae ssea ~ = @
81 ~ Il ssGts 8 81 g. "a 9 81
% It tioeE; 60s9 se fos deiIyesy al Mafeh 6ay.
e SSgSsa sd g. i 81 IL
arm: Nsw E.. Corn u IH@2s lowes+ . Sales were: OLD
fsfa i s ssssses
5oe bn No Coro n store &c storaEe) q r.: 20
TN s. Il s.
6a : No GTaae" a. st :se: ... ,,,,.
os4 sy IT, sSsf S. s5sst os Il eH s5zs
ss s'oo e. de soo il de s. steiagela j:
9s n SS SS astf IA pap sS5s * II
@ b g st Ks On M5a5nsedns M 5sae slSst oue
- hR g 4 sl 2 M 81 ssssss Dc s ~ MARKET for
s. @np!s bags prime at si.s5 On Track; 10 bags
5f{s$$HPIS,Esef .sa 1s s;m r. 95sIs.
4s psasa sd
Es 5 SsSsss s &C. i boxes ana
BE1 1S&Nsiis al! aad neglected: sale; to:daS
,GHKEsE sia1kss ysg xetiye and IL small SIP.
!5;Ss MSss?a FL III Fl Fl
''SSs WVFFEEMW1h vi an acIessns demsnd sna no in
acney. We qvotc:
81
Ho, tair to sooA. @safc
, 1864-03-15
kye In Detrcit4

lfhilndclphin Seed n1urket--1Iurch H.
There Y nst 1 mgsh aoi1g II coyerseet and prices
Timothy Is quoted At So and faTsned at II 3
| @3.a3 bushel, and the demand noderate
, 1864-03-15
The occasion OF fH1r. CAnse's Corresp0n.

On the 18th Of January, james G. Hall,
Senator from the 32d district In Ohio, wrote
Mr.. Chase that there was n movement on
foot to induce the Legislature of Ohio to
nominate Mr.. Lincoln for reelection to the
Presidency, and that Mr. Chase should inform
him (SIr. HaiD or some other friend, Of his
views and position in regard to the Presi-
dency. Mr.. Chase replies in the following
, 1864-03-15

The Vice President and the Admins
tFatton.
The following from the Portland (Ale.) J
l~ets explicitly sets at rest an absurd and ma-
lcious rumor;
A very silly paragraph appeared in the .tr.
g"S,a few dnys since, iutimating that Vice
President Hamlfn was not on cordial terms
with the National Administration, and that
he was using his influence to prevent the re-
nomination Of Nj. Lincoln It is scarcely
necessary to notice such st.Jt' rs this, aud we
should not do 90 were 1t not that the fa1se-
hood, going uncontradicted in Mr., Hamlin's
own State, might obtain some currency and
credence where the 1acts are not so well
known as they are.1ere among his intimate
friends.
The truth Is that tie relations between Slr.
Hamlin and the President are Of the most
friendly and cordial character, and it has been
frequently remarked in Washington during
the past three years, that in no Administra-
tion since that u General Jackson has the
Vice President been on such terms of con-
tldence and trusted friendship Us the present.
The idea, therefore, that Nj. Hamlin Is In
any way laboring to prevent tho renomina-
tion Of Mr., Lincoln Is 80 snprcme1y absurd
that it hardly deserves notice. If any dis.
proof Of such a falsehood were needed, 1t
might be found in the fact that the lifelong
and djmoat mitigate friends Of Mr.. HamlIn IN
Maine are to-day among the most jealous and
most active promoters Of Mr.. Ltncoln's nom
fnA4{0n
, 1864-03-15

D Mrs. Lincoln, at her last evening re-
ceptiou, Was attlred in heavy white noire
antique dress, festooned with narrow white
silk ribbon, and wore rich lace shawl thrown
loosely over the shoulders, having upon her
head wreath Of flowers. At a quarter to
eleven o'clock the Prcsident entered the Eazt
Room, accompanied by aIrs. Frederick Sew
ard, followed by Mrs, Lincoln, leaning upon
the arm of Gen. Ernut
, 1864-03-15

.
s1gn, by sickness.
Col. Lewis entered the service ut the open
ing Of the war as surgeon OF the Sd Wisconsin
infantry, and took part in Its terrible expe-
rience at Bull Run. During the battle the
regiment was in the advance all day md lost
nearly half Its men. Surgeon Lewis exposed
himself on the field, reckless Of danger, and
won the admiration Of al1 by the GOODNESS,
skin and rapidity, with which he performed
The moet delicate surgical operations, with
shells bursting and bullets whistaing around
him. Delaying to assist the wounded. after
the army retreated from part Of the field, he
was set upon By five rebel cavalry, but after
desperate hand to hand fight, in which he
Killed two Of the rebels, he escaped. Finding
the retreat general, and that the wounded
were to be left upon the field, he gave a part
ing message to his servant for his family, re-
turned and delivered himself up to the enc
my, on condition that he should be permitted
to take care Of our wounded. By his indom-
liable pluck and persistence, he made the
rebels keep their promise, and staid In the
hospita1s six weeks, though repeatedly or
dered out. He was the companion and med
1cal attended Of Gen. Wilcox, Of Michigan,
and Capt. Ricketts, Of the regular army, both
severely wounded and made prisoners at Bull
Run. His services in the hospital are known
to hundreds Of our prisoners whom he at
tended. Many poor fellow wag saved from
reckless and unnecessary amputation by his
timely interference. In the fall Of 1851 be
came home paroled and made numerous pub
Lie speeches, urging with great earnestness
the immense etfeng1a OF lne reoe41ons ana
the necessity OF the most vigorous measures
for its suppression. He was at once commits
stoned Leut. Colonel Of the 1st Wisconsin
cava1ry, but owing to delay in his exchange
was unable to accept the commission. though
his place was held open for months after the
1ax he was finally exchanged and appofnted
Colone1 of the a8tb. with which he served til
enno3nted tn q bripade command Tn tha
sarlv cnen,tfons at Ticksburp AT Helena and
- ~ nccnnot,on of Arlareaa b1mae1f ana
.a,;1eao+ - 1nre "a d,st;non,shaa nnr+ n
- 49, aa,s;a+-~ 7,eee ~ ea~,saas ~ ~ ~
u.u ee s.sn.s % ~ 80 t,ssta.t | sas..aa ~. 49,
cournee, eklll and chivnlrous devotion to the
nareo -b3ch o-e rare1x- fnnnd-
e1uss' " "A4'e.- N -. ~, -1-
III w s-.N.o.as ~ ~ ~ w..
~ . So. ne - .a.ns,. 1ash h,as ana ~. ~
..t 4oIA esas.' ~ p.4s 1ue 49, ~
" "I.neseee co.. .u.a3 ~ u se. :. past
arn.'4,aa - 80 n.,anaa ~ aas ~ - s"r
80 ~ 4hassta @ 80 on5 of 1he ,erson n whosa hoe he he
49, ~ a.aaaaa,1as .N 49, bs hranch+ sha1,
1an atp.est -. p.o "na ooncs,,sh,a w ~ 49, ~ ~,
~ ss,ea !,;.s .s.s -, ~. ia,,oz1ffo, .eoora,,,,
" ~ ~ Nv. rrs,t1ce - ths eonrt ~ hehn1r -
ssther s nertr e of +he sn,t. MT Int thts sha11 mt
a,,11- ~ =, ~ a1r c-,n,n.1 ~ nroceea,nr ~ nv nm.
cesa;na ; - ,nst,tnted n case n odniterv Se'th.
, 1864-03-15

My DEAR Str: Your kind note is Just received
As It has been SO long on the way I tcle,naphed
you that will rcply b. mail. At the instance OF
many who think that The public interest would be
promoted BY my election to the chief masiBtracy,
committee, composed OF Senators, Representatives
and citizens has been organized here to adopt mea-
sures to promote that object. This committee,
through enb-co1nnIttec, has conferred with me,
and hare explained to then, tho objections which
scem to exist against my use Of my name In that
connection. They have taken these oblecttous Into
consideration, and nseuro nc thar they think ought
Lot to refuse its use. / have consented to their
wishes, assuring them, however, thst whenever
any consideration by them, or By the friends Of
cause, though entitled to weight, should indI-
cate tho cxptdicncy Of any other course, no con-
sderatlona OF personal de]fcacy should be allowed
to prevent Its being taken. II know nv own
heart, dceIre nothing 20 much ns the suppression
OF tho rebellion, and the establishment Of union,
order and prosperity. sure and safe foupdatlons
anil should dcspise myself If fcls capable OF a.
loving any personal object to Influenca mo to any
action which would effect, by nny jot or title, in
juriousy the accomplishment OF those objects. and
source ofreal ratheation to believe that thosc
who desire my nomiEation, desire 1t on pnblIc
grounds alone, and will not hesitate to act 10 auy
Eattcrs which may conce.nmc upon such g:ound5,
and upon tneh grounds only.
or courEe, under these circumstances, deBire
the support Of Ohio II. however, It should be the
pleasure Of majority Of our friends in Ohio to in
dieatc a preference ior another, should accept
is due from me to ms hIoadEtfho have trusted md
honored me beyond any clafus or merit Of mine.
Very truly, yonr friend, s. T. CHASE.
Hon. JAS. G. Iall.
, 1864-03-15

The Paris correspondent Of the Lon
don Times saYs it is very doubtful whether
Haximiliau will ever become Emperor of
Mexico, so great have become the difficulties
in Lis way. He thinks that the Archdukc is
in the hands Of the Jcsuits, and, if they find
they cannot use him to restore the odious
clerical government which reduced Mexico
to its present degraded state, they will have
none 0f him.
, 1864-03-15
Important to Friends of Prisoners.
To the Friends Of Federal prisoners now In tn
hands OF the enemy:

Fon1nEss MosRo1, Va, March 3, 1854,
The undersigned, members Of the ssBoard
OF Distribution" lately confined in Libby
Prison, feel that the greatest favor they can
confer on their unfortunate comrades, is to
call the, attention OF their friends and families
In the North to the following suggestions:
/. Boxes should not exceed twclre cnbic feet, OF
two feet eqcare and three feet long.
2. They should invariably be etoutly and securely
bouEd with iron hoope.
s. Coffee TIA, sugar, f!onr, tobacco, and articles
Of Ike character, should be put In Etout paper OF
canvass bags.
tending 10 ininrc the remaining contents.
s. Under 10 circumstances shoald articles Of a
conrahant1 nature, such as liquors, wines, money,
OF citizens clothes, be sent. The prohibition Is
imperative, and the scrutiny most thorough.
Every boz in which they discovered ia liable to
confscatinn.
To the Friends Of the enlisted men {nneaning prl-
Yates and non-commiasfoued oilcers):
ne most emrhatically; say, send nothing
IN making these Recommendations, VIC
Confederate authorities with want Of faith or
disposition to carry out their pledges, but
owing 10 the scarcity Of transportation, and
to the uncertainty as to the whereabouts Of
the person addressed, it IS almost an impos-
sibility TO secure the delivery Of any package.
tsigncd) JAMES II. LANpEEsox,
1t. Col. aud c. S. LIST A. c..
ALEX. VoN SHREDDER.
1t. Col. A. I. q. 18th A. c.
s. n. ARCHER,
LII. Cnl. nth 1OHa TnEnntrv
, 1864-03-15
t9z- The dispatches state TINT Gen. Butler

The Richmond DisDa,ch announces that we
ara IN surrender four of their men. rank for
ro,k FIR every f5n,t Of eurs thaf thcv deliver
+ons The D;.no,cn fnr,bcrrorc .sscrt 8 that
49,. ~ e~nt y, ~ H. s,-,,1,,s ~ ,,.;,
49, 49,. 49, ~ ~. Ella 49, ~ 49, ..;,,,a,t IT, on,
ecAs ~ ~" AN' & ' "s 49,
slPu'atiou of unuets'.1nuins ieepec1lhs o.1f
oiaek soic'ets. ina1 - " eaS tney ms 10
1r;eoners es md rercIvo the for errcat o. number
Of MR. men no1r In onr hands IN cvchnncc
fn- +Len and +1e,, 4tcv arc IA hc at ,o-fset
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