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f:cn. mcIudoess Majority Over $500.
Trom the Lacrosse Republican,

&SCU, N1E1uUUE78 1a1N1UKE&y WEI U3VV0s
EFrqm the Lacrosse Republican,
HIM. Walter D. Mc1ndoe, Representative in
Concress for the Sixth or Northwestern Dis
frict Of WISCONSIN, is reelected by majority
Of i've Thousand on the home vote, which will
b. increased, by the soldiers vote to about
Our first estimate Of Mc1ndoe's total ma
iority Of between $500 and G,oo3, will be
lie Rep1biican Gibraltar Of Wisconsin, II
every Congressional District IN the State had
such lousy and loathsome Copperhcad Or
ran as Pomeroy's Democrat at work in It, tho
State would soon be i'd Of Copperhead ma.
1oritics in all Districts.
, 1864-11-17

Kc1y$ from kunE5is-.Eur'f1s TO
Have Command In Missouri
The Leaycnworth Conservative of Friday has
The following:
GENERAL CrR71s.-We have received late
news in regard to this brare and patriotic SOL
dicr. Tho War Department recognizing his
efforts in meeting and whipping Price, has
placed him in command of MI the troops on
The border, and ordered General Pleasanton
Ting the question Of rank, and the many un-
pleasant occurrences occasioned by the troops
being under command Of three or four Gener-
als, General RosecranR has been removed
from the command Of the Department Of the
inc TINT General Curtis will again assume
the control Of military affairs III his old De-
nartment,
, 1864-11-17

The Journal Of Commerce says that III q
"man puts a smile On his face, an actual
"physical smile, 1t will react on lis spirits,
"aud drive off the blues.'
Several Democrats tell us that they tried
1nour was defeated In The canyassfor Govern
nr. fut that It YVES not of the slightest usa--
n T. Hor'd, nor. 12th.
, 1864-11-17

TORONTO, Wednesday, Nov. 1o:-Hon. ".
P. nowland has accepted the Office Of Post
master General.
Hou. Geo. Brown leaves for England to-day
on business connected with the new Con1ede-
rrfi0n
, 1864-11-17

MoxrREAL, Wednesday, Nov. 16.-Aftcr
considerable discussion, Judge Coursol grant
ed the application Of the counsel in behalf Of
the st. Albans raiders, delaying their case un-
til the 18th Of December, to procure evidence
Fl Cm Richmond,
, 1864-11-17

HALIFAX, N. s., Wednesday, Nov. TO-
Bermuda dates to the 8th inst, state that
the pirate Chickamauga arrived OF Five
Fathoms Hole on the morning Of the 7th, for
scLooners, names unknown, besides those al
rcaiiy renorted
, 1864-11-17

nfw- In. his 98th year, voted for George
Wash 'neton, and for every Democratic candl-
date fof the Presidency except Buchanan.
He Il ten ,s yoteS hsa;of 1oF r ancle 1be Al 1s'
, 1864-11-17

NEW YORK, Wednesday, Nov. 1G-i :. NJ
Gold is still declining. It closed at iii first
Board at os4aA, and has since come d. to
go and Is tending still lower.
, 1864-11-17

VIC understand that certain Coppcrhead
1awycrs in this city wers busy yesterday in
.cndeavoring 10 get Walsh, Lar1bon q Co. out
Of Camp Douglas on wits Of ha5eas corpus.
As thcsthing WIS rot done, IRE presume that
In the course Of their researches they ran
against the following provision Of law enact
ed By Congcss on the Sd Of March, 1868:
An Act. relating to unhcas Corpus and regulating
Judicial proceedings in ccrtain casss.
That. during he present rebellion. the Preai
dent of the United statcs whenever IN his tudg-
meut the public saftty may require IT. 1e author
lied to suspend the privilege Of the writ o5 habcas
or any port thereof: Aud wi,enever and wkeE Yer
The sid privilege shall be suspended as aforcsad
m miiitory Or other officer shall be cnm-
ne1led. in answer to any writ Of hhbeas corpus,
fo return the body Of aaE pcrson Of persons
detalpcd By him By authority or the fFesidehL
But upon the certificate, under oath o! the o:ncs1
Dcreo1 r. detained BY him as prisoner nndef aa-
fhorfty Of the President, further proceedings IN,
der The writ of hnbeas corpus shall bc saspshuea
nv the iudec or court haring Issued the said WITH
solong a s.d SUSPENSION p fne ,mSn rreanenl sn'
The privilege Of the writ Of habcas corpus
IN cases like these was suspended by the fresi-
dent fourteen months ago, the suspension re-
mains in force, and the rebellion continues.
If the prisoners shall be held an unreasonable
,eugth Of time without trinl, the law provides
method for their discharge, but the sum
mary ,uocess Of defeating the ends Of justice
which the fiicnds Of The raiders ace endeavoF
snv In find. does not exist.
, 1864-11-17

What Is Being Done, and How to Oh.
serve it Well.

;, THE NOBLE GOVERNORS.
nor Brough b Of Ohio, and Governor Morton, Of
Indiana, have issued proclamatlons. urging
/. the people Of the various cities, towns anu
counties o contribute clothing, fuel and the
necessnries Of life for the families Of soldiers.
Gov. Brough recommends that on the24 tue
people observe the Presidents Thanksgiving
Proclamation, and on the 26th have general
festivals for tho help Of the soldiers families.
The winter is approaching, aud the families
Of our brave defenders III the field must be
made comfortable. Let all loyal people re-
Ennnd.
, 1864-11-17

bulnnccs, and fifteen hundred prisoners, iii.
c1uding twelve commissioned officers. Since
the LIST Of May this command has captured
5000 prisoners.
, 1864-11-17

New YORK, Wednesday, Nov. 16:-The New
Yorkcrs are determined to furnish the soldiers
Of the army of the Potomac with Thanks
giving dinner. They are bound to put 1t
through This Is d eommendable enterprise.
FROM ST. LOUIS.
ST.. Lorls, Wednesday, Nov. 16-The
Christian Commission and the Ladies' Union
Aid Society propose to give the Union SOL
diers here a Thanksgiving dinner, and call on
citizens to help them. Three 1arge rooms in
the Lindel Hotel building have been offered
By Henry Amos for the purpose.
, 1864-11-17
POSTSCRIPT.
A.en 0sHT nCK "


Our Midnight D1spatch-H1ghly In
teresxing News Summary.
, 1864-11-17
The Dictator.

NEW YoRK, Tuesday, Nov I.--1he mani,
tor Dictator returned from successful trial
trip this afternoon.
, 1864-11-17

Extensive strata Of excellent coal have
been found at Fort Rice, On the Upper Mis-.
souri. One vein was six feet thick. This
coal field extends towards the Southwest and
is supposed outcrops on the slopes Of Black
Hills. The existence Of q great coal field
half way between the Great Lakes ind the
Rocky Mountains is fact the value Of which
emit well be overestimated. Aside from
furnishing fuel for the navigators Of the Up
per Missouri river, it Is the controlling ele.
ment in tic location of railroads across the
rreat Plains to the Pacific.
, 1864-11-17

says GEN Hancock has been temporarily re-
'icved Of his command ut his own request, to
attend to his wound.
, 1864-11-17

"0HE MORE UEFoRTUSATE-"-The Duao-
crdt Mt Bloomington, in this State, died with
its pQrty on the 6th instant.
, 1864-11-17
The Prairie State Gives $4,000
Majority for Lincoln.
From st, ,Louis-The War in
the Southwest.
HOW THE SOLDIERS VOTED Ar
THE FRONT.
OLE NEW YORk MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
---HICHLf INTERESTING NEWS
SUMMARY.
From The South, Foreign News,
&c, &c.
FROM SIIERNI1ANeS MOVE.
axENTs
FROM A VOTE COMMISSIONER.

Further Hints Conccrnfng his Gre,
Undertaking.
, 1864-11-17

REPoRTED MOVEMENT SoRTnWARD.
Tie Tines Winchester special Of the 1lth
saws: For seycral days past there have been
runors Of large rebel forces marching north
ton or destroy the Baltimore and Ohio Rail.
road. Several 1econnoissances have been
made in different directions but without find
inr the enemy. Capt. Donahue Of the 7th
Pennsylvania Cavalry, returned today from
reconnaissance to Caron Springs and toward
ANYTHING to confirm the rulnor Of column
moving northTard.
, 1864-11-17

~ Peoria is rejoicing over new steam
fire engine about to oarriye.
, 1864-11-17

Information received from official sources
shows that Juarez, President Of the Liberal
tal city Of the State Of that name, where Gen.
Negrit is in command Of IN army. The Libe-
rails have one in Oaxica, under Gen. Daz, and
another in Jalaco under Gen. 0rtega. It Is
reported that Maxau1illiau's government
works badly, and he is not generally popular,
and failing to secure the full confidence Of the
French army.
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DAINTS, OILS, &o--A COED Stock Of
L Painss, LnsssA on, Machine sad Dsrning Oh %
hand. Don't believe asytsey vlI, eeA q q csAsrssu
me until you w ne. ~ eel99e
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Sheriff or la .Srle county.
Per D. r BRUSH, Deputy.


BuELIC notice Is hereby given. that whereas Rsu-
l. ben H.fTeemau aGt Sarah !. Freeman his wife did.
the FIRST day OF jane, 4 u. 1868. execute unto the
undersl Enrd NOR gage upon tl- lands hereinafter
described 10 secure the payment 81 tive certain prom
issory na;-s ia said mortgage described, asd which
SAID mortgage was recorded IN the once Of the Re
cerder Of Deeds OF the county Of La Sale, the 3;h
day Of June, A. u. 1873, in book S, OF Deeds Z,
page lJ..
And whereas leflg! having been made in the pay
meat OF the srs: noie in aid mos ts &c described, be-
ing for hesuu o. sioJ: Notice is hereby given, shat
on Wednesday the .9th day Of Juns A 1864. a. the
hsUr OF ten O'clock \. NJ Of said day, the south
door of the County Court House in OTTAWA, in said
eoua ~. shall offer for sale and sell 10 the highssA
bidder for Cash al tbs right title and int OF ths
said Reuben II. Freeman and his vie in and the
iaEds described in said mortgage, ana which said
lands the north half 81 the south half Of section
ISeItyfour (2.D township thirty Eve 49, Of Range
Eve, e. in sst county OF La Sale.
GEORGE W. CASrErTIR,
Il : T.rLoH. AortSaoee.
1ti'V ror AottSGyse.
~
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.SHERIFF".S SAFE

WHEREAS in the Circuit Cour; Of La Sale county,
w state Of Illinois, a the June thereof A. D.
los, Judgments were rendered IN a then
pending ia said court. wherein the CITY OF Ottawa
plaintiff, and George III. Norris Il a. drfendans
IN favor % The city o. Ottawa and against
iOi., OF town lots, tracts CT lard parts OF
ractso land. herein after described di forth, for
he amounts and rsspectN ely assessed tsre-
On By the commission IS appointed d the City Coua-
ell Of the cry Of Ottawa, make such Assessment
for the purpose =: constructing sewer
the south SIDE Of lIuoi- Michigan Canal, in the
cente. OF Pine clEeet, running thence south through
and under The center Of said street TO ! point
near the north linz OF Lot Book - at-
S3tIOn 70 Ottawa IHrurc szstery to the ..
said block. Eh cn sad Julr n=nts against the
eJw.u. described pieces OF real respectively
Suite, ai9,hs,t 70 OaGlca
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GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES
Weeds Celebrated Patent

Never fails to satisfy those " no give them thor
ouxh trial, and wherever introduced are rapidly
superse ding all others.
They possess the merit of simplicity and
ease Of management, 50 that fifteen minutes
instruction will enable any one to use them
co successfully. The following are some Of their
points Of excellence:
If They have a Straight Needle and Shuttle,
" which is acknowledged to be the emily true
= principle for u perfect Sewing Machine.
- Thev make the Lock or Shuttle Stitch alike
- on both Sides and for Economy in Thread.
r Strength, Durability, Elasticity and Beauty
- Of Finish, is superior to any other Stitch used
- They are simple in construction, easily
- understood. readily adjusted and kept in or
- der without taking apart or moving a screw
The Tension is superior to any other i
- use. Unevenness or knot. in the thread dn
z not cause it to operate with irregularity
The Peed is perfect, Accurate in its opera
=. ton, and warranted to run two years without
u requiring to DO taken out, cleaned or re.
paired.
~ They are adapted TO all kinds Of Sewing,
and are strong and durable in all their parts.
- This is important. for even light work will
> uncertainty. and require frequent and ex-
pensive repairs The Weed will last life
1l1 time and keep in order.
They Stitch. Hem, Braid, Fell, Cord, Bind
% and Gather without basting.
They do not break the thread, skip stitches,
nor form Cudln ridge Oh Tue uBoeTSlOe OF
q cloth. They will gathers and
a., seams without breaking the threrd, or requir.
u ing change of tension.
They use Silk, Cotton and Linen Threads
+ equally we'll.
They are the only machine using WsED's
PATENT THREAD CONTROLLER. There is no
- other apparatus fer the control Of the "slack
L. thread equal to 1t.
"a Every Machine is Warranted.
Families and Manufacturers will find tie
II most Profitable Machines for use, owing to
their always keeping in repair and working
- order, and their great speed and ease of man.
agement.
u Forty per cent. more work can be done in q
- years time the Weed" than on any
~ ether Sewing Machine.
WE PUBLICLY CHALLENGE MACHINES
~ OF ANY AND ALL OTHER MANUFAC-
W TURE. TO DO AS LARGE A RANGE OF
y WORK AS CAN EASILY BE DONE ON
- THESE MACHINES.
III All orders communications from
III Families, Tailors, Ssamstresses, Clothiers,
Harness Makers &C., in the country, will re.
III eeive prompt attention. A Descriptive Cir
- eular and Samples of Work will be sent on
- receipt Of letter stamp Collections made on
= Delivery of Machines if desired, SO that the
purchaser NEED not PAY FOR THEN UNTIL THEY
JEFFBRsON FARMER, Gen. Ag't.
OFFICE 81 WARRINGTON ST.
AGENTS WANTED-Througheu Michigan,
Indnpd, illinois, Wisconsin,, Minnesota, Iowa, Mis-.
souri,, Kansas and Nebraska.
g. ZIMMERMAN, Agent
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

pf VIRTUE OF an order and decree OF the County
ID Court OF La Sale County, Illinois, made on the
petition of the undersigned. administrator and I'd.
ministratTiK ofthe estate OF William Erwin, deceased
fer leave sell the real estate of said deceased
March Term OF said Court A. ID. iS6i, shall q the
2o'h day Of July, A. D. 1864 between the hours OF 10
o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock p NJ. Of said day sell At
Public sale, at the south door Of the County Court
House in ssd county the 70 10 wing described res
tate situated in the County OF La Sale s'ate OF
Illinois, 10 wit: The east half OF the north quar-
ter OF section four. % township thirty (3l)
range four Is east OF the third Principal meridian
deed will be given the purchaser Of said premises
he time of such sale.
NATHAN W. RATHDCN, .Adninissrator.
,ALTHEA = ERWIN, Adnsinistrstrir.
yuue | n. 1856
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Ota,ca North.

ana wheFesS upon said judgments rendered a .
Aforesaid prscept has issued under the seal Of said
court dated ----A. D. 1864, commanding
me 70 sell said pieces Of land and real estate or SO
much thereof shall be su hcent to satisfy said judg
with intePs and Now therefore notice is
hereby given that the 11h day Of July A D. 1884, At
the south door Of the county Court House in Ottawa in
said county commencing the hour of 10 O'Clock NJ.
Of said day will offer for sale all the ots Of land parts
Of tets ofland above forth and described public
auction satisfy said judgments above set forth
against them respectively.
Dated At Ottawa, this 18th day Of June, 1864
WILLIAM r. MILLlGAN,
Shs,ifOf La s. lie County.
Per BRUSH, Deputy.
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=. ;. HeLLIN6WOkfH,
HOLM unI ING NnnERI


hS1AIE OF HAkA THEY, DkctkskS'
THE undersigned having been appointed AdninstIa-
Il tor of the Estate of Maria Terry late 81 sAe
county of Ia Sale and State OF Illinois, aecesse y
hereby gives notice that he will appear before The
County Court OF La Sale county, a. the Court House
in Ottawa, the August Term, the Third Non lay
in August next, which time all persons hash
claims against said Estate notified and requese1
attend for Che purpose OF having the adjusted.
All persons indebted to said Estate requested -
make immediate payment the undersigned.
Dated this Slst day of May, A. D. 1864
II. W. TERRY, AdmSnis1rufo-.
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TIE CELEBRATED NORMAN HORSE
LEWIS NAPOLEON.

will be at the stable Of Eli Hodgsen IN Farm Ridge
La Sale county from and aitsr the 18th fJune next
through the s This particular bs ID Of horses
has been bred with great are under the overnent
regulations Of Fran fer many years. be pur-
chased Of said government and imported IN the year
1881 By G. Rsington and T. Martin, eta isn county
Chic. Further details Of said horse >sesss airy
~ this said horse and stock u knS In tins
eoulty J. Z. DILLON CO.
Avrn 18th, fe-t nslyi 1884 HB. HOB, seN.
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legal 1ouertisements..
NHERIFF"S SHE

"HskkAs IN the oreuk Csurt Of La Sale county
w state 81 Illinois, o. tie June term thereof a
1861, Judgments we're rendered, in cause then nend
ing In said court, wherein the city Of Ottava v.s
plaintiff and George II. Nsrris et al were aefena,nt.
in Of the city Of Ottawa, and against the town
lots, parts of town lsss tracts Of land part, Of
tracts OF land hereinafter dsscresd for the
soners appointed BY the city council ofthe city Of otta
wa, make such sssessment for the purpose con.
srueting SEVER commencing 1t the south side III.
Limos Michigan Canal in the center Of Pine Street
running thence south through and under the center
raid street. 70 point the north line OF lot
in block r. states addition OTTAWA thence
the east line 81 said block. which said Judgment
upon and against the following described piece
Of real estate, and fer the following amounts
lively, to-v.t:
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

EsfArs OF DELrvRaAHcE HAxKxAS, DECEASED.
HVyHE undersigned having been appointed Execut or
Il Of the last VIII and Testament Of Devera.se
HaEemau late Of the County 81 La salle and State
Of Illinois. deceased, hereby gives notice that he will
ape efore the County Court of La Sale County
the Court House In Ottawa, At the August Term, on
the third Monday in August next. At WHICH time all
persons having claims against said Estate are notified
AID requested u attend for the purpose OF ha vim
the same adjusted. All persons Indebted to said Es-
tate are requested to make Immediate payment
undersigned.
Dated this 18th day Of Nay, A. D. 1854.
GEORGE BERNARD,
NAy 18th. 1854. Executor.
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ESTRAYED.

LHsTRAYED from the undersigned. the 21st day OF
II May, 1864, two horses, one light gray, IS 1-2
hands high. rough built, long slim and TAIL sfod
front feet. and had hsAdsis Of halter ON years
old. One dark gray or rean snail in forehead
short name, square built 10 hands high the left
hind leg enlarged BY being hurt years old.
liberal reward will be paid for the return Of said
horses any Information leading TO ther recovery.
,: n. CUaYEA,
Ottawa, Nay 3sth, 1ss4.-Sw. Otsassa, N.
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ENSTRAYED about the LIST Of May, from the
~ subscriber, the town Of Rutland, sorrel
Mare Colt, old this spring, vhite stnp in the
face and both hind feet white ssitabls reward viii
be paid fer information which Will lead 70 the recovery
Of SAID mare. JoE6 MISE.
&sy i7th, 1864 n.
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ADMINISTER TORS NOTICE.

EsYAYk OF NORMAN W. WOODRUFF DscEAssD.
TIME undersignsd having been appoiated Admits
i traitor Of She Estate OF Norman W. woodruff late
of the County Of La Sale and State OF illinois, de-
ceased hereby gives notice that he viii appear before
the Co1nty Court Of La Sale County, at the Court
Aeuss In Ottawa At the July Term, on the third Mon
day in July next, at which time all persons having
claims against said Estate notified and requested
10 attend for the purpose OF having the adjusted
All persons indebted to said Estate requested To
nsks imnedlsts payment 70 the undsrsi gned.
Dated this eleventh day Of Nay, A. D. 1855.
g. LEAVENe,
Nay llth, I'M. A<mtntstvasor.
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900 so
900 500
Ges II Norris 40 4 ., that
portion Of hf ar aas
VIII ( III qrsogth %
Rail Road L ChamFiin's Sec. T z Val. Amt.
addition 80 1000 % IS
Chicago ( Rock Island Z. L.
Company tLst portion Of
road and T0aG-ssy upon
the south ives; quarter Of : g 3 800 % $50 90
And whereas upon sad Judgments rendered .
aforesaid pr-cept has issued under the seal OF said
court dated February goth, A. d. 1864, commanding
sell said pieces 81 real estate nu.h iher->
Of shall be sufficient TO as'y said judgments with
interest and Nov therefore notice ia hereby
given, that the ll,h day Of jay 4. D. lsjt the
south door OF tie CoIuty court house in Ottawa, In
: AID county, commencing at the hogr OF ~ O'Clock
A. NJ. Of said G"y ~ fer :oT the to~ lots.
y-F;s Or tow 's'~- rrsa:s Or Il 81 % tract.
- lar .L-se .--f. .F.4 rt - " I.ar -sT.i.
Geo -.-.r.v --.- J....... -- -.s.- 60. .oTih
- .u.,t l.,... G.. .i- rfyrv.
u-tsG =; U;,a"a, has .S.n day OF June. 1864.
M r. MILLIGAN.
.~icyiF or Ia .Sille county.
Per D. 7. BRUSH Ds0ap.
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DISSOLUTION

HE co partnership heretofore existing between the
! undersigned under lie style and title OF 3.
Holngwerth Son, is this day disso we'd by mutual
All claims against the late firm will be paid By
John Hoiiingworth who alone autho ICED -
eeve and collect all debts due to said Arm.
Dated June LIST, 1884
=. ;. HoLLINGWOKfH,
JOHN HOLLINGwORTH.
The business win be continues by the undersigned
At the old stand, next door north Of the Mansion
House.
Thanking my former patrons and friends for their
favors. l respectfully beg for continuance Of the
same, where the public at all times ind the best
assortment Of Wines and Liquors ut A. lev figures
aud of as good quality ~ be found At any
house in the west
June lith 1858. J. HOLLINGWoRTH.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1864-04-07

The REBEL DEAD At GETTYSBURG
From evidence developed to the workmen
and others engaged in removing the dead
bodies on the battlefield. they are now
fully convinced that not less than seven
thousand rebels lost their lives in this
conflict. the bodies Of whom are still there
In one space Of three acres was found
three hundred and twenty-five Confed-
crates slain and elsewhere. in single
trench. two hundred and fifty more. A
considerable portion of the battle-ground
is likely to be plowed up this spring and
summer. BY farmers owning it, prepara-
tory 10 planting corn and other grain
Ass matter Of course the CopSsderate
graves must be obliterated. and. tho tren-
ehcs which now indicate their places
There il strong desire with tho people,
ia respect to humanity. to have those bod
iee, 1koueh Of the enemy. respectfully and
6seoo1ly pni away. in come ipelosurs
vkms th9 may not Be disturbed. Our
- ga inmanity should impel % 70 such
! ~ Gesys6rrg Star and Sarssr.