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AN ACT relating to Migrants.
Heretofore published In our columns

AN ACT in amendment of section thirty
two Of chapter sixteen of the General
Statutes, entitled OF the organization of
Village Corporations and fire districts"
1t is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /, Section thirty-two of chapter six
teen of the General Statutes, shall be amend.
ed by adding thereto the following: pro
yided that the polls of no members of fire
companies shall be exempt from taxation,
except by vote of the town in which such
members reside, given at the annual March
meeting of said town, in each year, preyi-
GUS to such exemption"
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved Nov. 81, 1864.
AN ACT TO authorize towns to prepare and
publish soldiers record.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. ANY town at any annual town
meeting, or at any town meeting duly warn
ed for the purpose, may appoint suitable
person, who need not be resident of such
town, to prepare, at the expense of the town,
a soldiers record.
SEC. @ Said record shall consist of the
name of every soldier and sailor furnished
by said town during the present war, his
age at the time of enlistment, birthplace,
date of his enlistment, date of muster into
the service of the United States, rank, pro-
motion, re-enlistment, tif re-enlisted, } date
of discharge and cause thereof, (if discharg-
ed, date of pension and amount, tif receiv'
ed,) date of death and cause, tif deceased, }
stated place and nature of wounds, iii
wounded,} bounty received from the town,
bounty, if any, received from individuals,
and any other facts relating to the military
history of every soldier and sailor of said
town which may come to the knowledge OF
the person making the record.
Sec. 3. This record may embrace the
name of any soldier or sailor whose birth.
place such town is, or who may have lived
long enough therein to become well known
inhabitant of the town, but who has served
for another town or another state.
Sec. 4. The record must embrace the
name Of every deserter, and state the fact Of
his desertion
SEC. 5. The record may embrace tn,
names Of those who have furnished substi
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AN ACT In addition TO Gu 5lor j.
nine of the General Statutes, ena..u4 OF
-" r""r' ef Chancery"
itls hsreVy enacted, &c.
SEC. /. In any proceedings by bill or pc
tltion TO foreclose a mortgage, the orator or
petitioner may join In such proceedings,
as defendant, a9y subsequent attaching
creditor of the premises sought 10 be fore
closed
SEC. Q. This act shall take effect from It's
passage.
Approved, Nov. IS, 1854.
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In any county In this State. at which term
he may have cause pending in court to be
tried by Jury at the term no Is so summoned
20 serve az a Juror, but on motion TO the
court such Juror or Jurors shall DO dis
charged from further serving as Juror ut
such term OF court,
Sns, =. This act shall take effect from It's
passage.
Approved, Nov, 10, 1854,
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AN ACT 10 prevent Raids
u !, Ger,5g enacted by tAs Ge-era! ASse7'-
Al, Of tke STATE ~ Pcrpo"t
Sac. /. Ifany three or more persons
shall oonsplre together for the purpose
mi with the intent, Violently and forci-
NV 70 kill, MAIN, or wound any person,
or TO rob'any person, corporation or com
munity, or to burn, blew up, or othei-
wise destroy any bank buildings, ssors'
factory, dwelling house or other oul,u,
lugs or depository of property, OF any
vs,sal. steamboat, or other water craft
rssd or TO be used in navigsble waters !
every person so offending, shall upon
taa conviction thereof be deemed and
.S,,dged 10 be guilty OF felony, and
shsll he punished by being confined 10
Ssyd labor is the State Prison, Tor
,srn, NOT more than twenty years, and
no a fIne of not more than ten thousand
dollars,
Exo, Q IfaDy three or more persons
acting In concert, shall with force and
giolence. attempt to kill. MAIN or wound
any person, or TO rob any person, cor
porstion or other community OF any
money or other property or to burn,
blow up, or otherwise destroy any bank
building, store, factory, dwelling house,
or any other building or depository of
property, or any railroad car or engine, or
any steamboat, vessel, or other water
crsft used or to be used In navigable
waters, whether the same may be finish
cd or In the course Of construction, each
person SO offending, shall, upon being
duly convicted thereof, be deemed and
adiudged TO be guilty of felony, and an
enemy to the State, and shall suffer the
penalty OF death for the same within the
space Of ninety days next after such
conviction.
SEC. 8. Any and all persons who
shall wilfully and knowingly aid, assist,
counsel, advise or support the commits
sion OF any or either Of the offences nam
ed In the two preceding sections of this
act or having knowledge thereof shall
not disclose the same, shall be deemed
and adjudged to be principals in the
commission Of such offences, and shall
be punished as such.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect
ron its passage
Approved, Nov. IS, 1884.
m ACT in addition TO an Act 30 pre-
vent Raids,
II IS hereby tsactsd &c.
SIC. l. Whenever any person shall
be under arrest In this State, charged
with violating the provisions of an act
entitled An act to prevent Raids" APP
proved November 10th, 1854, the Gov
ernor is hereby authorized by his writ
ten mandate to direct the officer having
custody of such person TO commit him
for confinement and safe keeping to the
State Prison, at Windsor or to any Jail
IN any county, within the State, pend
ing proceedings upon such charge.
SEC. 2. Whenever any person shall
be under indictment for any offence
against the act named in the preceding
section, any Judge of the Supreme Court
may, upon application by the respondent
or by the States Attorney Of the county
where such offence was committed, di-
rect the trial Of sush respondent to be
removed TO any county within this State;
and thereupon the same proceedings
shall be had AS though such olsence had
been committed in the county where the
trial Is held.
SEC. g. This act shall take effect from
Its passage.
. Approved, Nov. u, 1854.
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Sac. 2. This ac, shall take eject nom ils

SEc. 2 This act shall take enect nom Its
Approved. Nov. rs. 1854,
AN ACT in addition to Section thirty-eight
Of Chapter twenty Of tho General Stat
utes.
It's hereby enacted, SC.
SEC, /. The Trustees of the Vermont
Asylum for the Insane" are hereby author
lied 70 charge and collect In addition to the
sum of one dollar aud seventy five cents pro-
yided for In section thirty-e!ght of chapter
twenty OF tho General Statutes, the sum of
fifty cents per week from the hrst day of Au-
gust A. ID. 1864, until the first day of August
A. ID. 1865, on each insane person placed In
said asylum, In conformity with any laws Of
the State Of Vermont, relating 10 insane
poor, transient insane, or insane criminals,
SEC. 2. This act shall take effect from its
passage,
Approved, Nov. IS, 1864.
AN ACT In addition to chapter eighty.thres
of the General Statutes, entitled "Of As.
sessmeut and Collection of Taxes"
IL is hereby enacted, etc.
SEc. I. The provisions Of section thirty
nine of chapter eighty three Of the Genera
Statutes shall be construed aud are hereby
declared to extend 70 the several nati0na
banks which are, or may be hereafter organ
lied In this state, and the several charters
thereof are hereby required to TRANSMIT, to
the clerks of the several towns, in which any
stock or shareholder Of such national bank
may reside, a true list of the nasies of ali
such stock or shareholders. With the mum.
Der of shares standing against the name OF
each stockholder, or the books of such ma,
tioRl bank, viii; the amount Of money &C.
tuslly paid In on each share, on the tirs,
day Of April In each year hereafter, as soon
as may be after said first day of April, and
on or before the twentieth day Of tho month
of April in each year. @
Approved, Nov. 81, 1854.
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AN ACT to facilitate proceedings under
the Treaty between the United States
of America and Great Britain, relating
to the apprehension and surrender of
certain offenders.
WAereas By the tenth article Of
Treaty, between the United States of
America and her Majesty the Queen of
Great Britain, signed at Washington on
the ninth day of August, A. D. 1912, the
ratifications whereof were exchanged at
London on the thirtieth day of 0cto-
Der In the same year, 1t was agreed that
the said United States and her Majesty,
sheuld upon mutual regulations by them
and their ministers, officers, or authori-
ties respectively made, deliver up to JUS
tice all persons, who being charged with
the crime of murder or assault with in
tent to commit murder, or piracy, or ar
son, or robbery, or forgery, or the utter
ance of forged paper, committed within
the jurisdiction of either of the high
contracting parties, should seek an asy-
lum or should be found within the terri
tories Of the other, provided that this
should only he done upon such evidence
of criminality, as according to the laws
of the place, where the fugitive person
so charged should be found, would justi-
~ his apprehension and commitment
TOR trial, If the crime or offence had been
there committed; Therefore, II is hereby
enacted, &c.
SIC. L. That In all cases, where any
Justice of the Peace within this State,
shall have reason to suspect that either
OF the above named crimes has been
committed within the county in which
said Justice has jurisdiction, and that
the person who committed said crime is
In the territories of her Majesty, the
Queen of Great Britain, it shall be law
Iui lot such Justice to cause to come be-
iose MIN any person or persons having
kno"leoge respecting the commission of
sucn crime, who shall thereupon make
bis deposition on oath or affirmation. In
writing, before such Justice. to all facts
within his knowledge, touching the com
mission of such crimes.
bRc. 2. Such dispositions 80 tak.,,
shall be kept on file, In the office of tba
Justice before whom the same are taker
SEC. 8. If upon the taking of sail
dispositions, the Justice before whom IT,
same are taken, shall be of opinion tina
the same contain sufficient grounds 81
warrant the apprehension and detentio 1
Tor trial OF the person suspected Of suc'.
crime, he shall thereupon issue his W. z.
rant for the apprehension Of such So. =
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AN ACT in amendment Of section twelve
of chapter one hundred and twenty
of the General Statutes.
II is hereby enacted, &c,
SEC. :. Section twelve of chapter one hun.
dred and twenty-siss. of the General Stat
utes, is hereby amended so as to read as fol-
lows:
The annual salaries of the Judges of Pro-
bate in the District of Lamoille shall be
four hundred dollars, in the District of Rut-
land eight hundred dollars.
SEC 2. This act shall take effect on the
first day of December next.
Approved Nov. lS, 1864.
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| AN ACT In addition to chapter eighty -niue
nf tina General Statutes

AN ACl IN audition 10 ChAptcr SRhty -niuo
of the General Statutes.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. liza person liable to any OF the
actions arising under chapter eighty-nine
of the General Statutes. fraudulen:ly conceal
the cause OF such action from the knowl-
edge Of such person entitled thereto, the ac-
ton may be commenced at any time within
six years after the person entitled to bring
the same discovers that no has such right of
action, and not afterwards or Otherwise.
Approved, Nov. %, 1864.
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:. F justices OF the psaoe.

And said copy of the order of removal, to-
7ether with the said notice on the same,
shall DO served on an overseer of the poor,
Of the town to which the pauper IL ordered
to be removed, as writs Of summons are now
BY law required 70 bo served
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AN ACT ip relation to the bounty and back
II AT 4 IL

AN ACT ip relation to the bounty and back
pay of deceased soldiers.
II u hereby enacted, &C.
SIC. /. That any bounty money due q
soldier in the United States service, or any
money due such soldier from the State of
Vermont on account OF military service or
allotted pay of such soldier at the time of
the decesse Of such soldier whilst in the
service, shall not be deemed assets Of such
soldier for the payment of debts against such
soldier, but shall go to and be held by the
widow of such soldier or next of kin.
SEC. Q. This act shall take effect from Its
passage.
Approved Nov, %, 1884.
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,,s Of ys,,moNr, A. ID. 1854.
ACT 10 prevent Raids.

.,,..,,os.sd by tho Secretary Of State Tor paoh-
Iu'"A cation in all the newspaper
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AN ACT relating to Petit Jurors
II is hereby enacted, re.
SEC. /. That no person shsn serve ~
Petit Juror ss any tsS,o Of tho coanty oourt
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AN ACT TO enable towns to fuidll certain
contracts.
II is hereby enacted, SC.
SEC. /. ANY town AT town meeting le-
gally warned and holden, may grant and vote
such sum or sums of money az shall be re-
quired to enable such town to fulfill its con-
tracts with those persons who have hereto
fore furnished substitutes without being
drafted pursuant to a vote the town, and
all taxes assessed for the purpose aforesaid
are hereby declared legal.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect from,
It's passage.
Approved. Nov, %, 1864.
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AN ACT in amendment of section twenty
four of chapter thirty-six of the General
Statutes.
II is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. The provso TO section twenty.
four of chapter thirty-six of the General
Statutes, shall not in any manner affect any
suit brought or pending on the first day OF
August one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-three.
SEC, 2. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved. Nov. %, 1864.
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AN ACT to repeal an act entitled An act
to encourage volunteering approved Nov.
Ii, 1853.
Iis hereby enocted. &c.
SEC. /. An act entitled An act to en-
courage volunteering" approved November
IL, 1858, is hereby repealed.
SEC. 3. This act shall take effect from -
passage.
Approved Nov. Is, 1854,
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neeted person In the same form as Is au-
thorlzed upon complaints made by town
grand jurors ,..,..u
s,Isina under the provisions OF said
treaty, 10 proceed IN the manner and
form heretofore provided by law, any
thing in this act 10 the contrary not
wIthstsndlng,
ssc. 8. This act shall tako eject nom
its passage,
Approved, Nov %, 1864,
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AN ACT to increase the pay of Grand and
Petit Jurors,
n is herety enacted, &c,
auo. /, Grand and Petit Jurors fees In
the county courts, nom the first day OF De-
cember 1851, to the first day Of December
1865, shall be, for travel eight cents per mile
For attendance per day two dollars, For
each tslesman, At the rate OF one dollar aud
fifty cents per day.
SEC. =. This act shall take effect from its
passage.
Approved, Nov, 81, 1864,
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AN ACT in amendment of chapter sixty
three, section twenty-five of the General
Statutes, entitled "Of the limitation of
real and personal actions and rights Of
entry"
II Is hereby enacted, &c.
SEC. /. That section twenty-five of chap
ter sixty-three of the General Statutes shall
not be so construed as to apply to any &C.
acknowledgement or promise made prior 10
August |, A. D. 1863.
SEC. .. This act shall take effect from
its passage.
Approved, Nov. IS, 1854.
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kNVs -
In pursuance of the act of the Gene
raj Assembly of the State of Vermont,
entitled IAN Act for organizing the
Militia" it Is hereby ordered as fol-
lows:
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NEW YORK MONDAY. AUGUST Is 1861

hrru" i9-6 4. x.-INe htlng between the
ricsc,s yesterday and lasi nIsh, was much sharper
than for several days past and since daylight this
morning regular duel hss been going on in front
oi the Eighteenth and Nrc'ecnth corps.
sEcoSp niSrkIoB.
Hdshi-s,or- Avg. IA Letter from the Army
Of the Po,omsc, dated ls,h. says;
A dercrcr from the S,h Alabama Who formerly
lived in N sssttuS'is, and was conscrpici into
the rehcl army, came into our lines ycs,eriay. Ne
SAYS thA, keishsv's division ci Longstrcot's CorrS,
passed through Richmond on lie way to the VALE,
accompanied by large ammunition train, and
that he heard ptcm'ncn, cffccr say ,hs, Gcnct a
leo had also gone N tha, direction. lie also 80
pcris ,hs, the rreuy are mining on our front
twenty men he.n, le'a 'ed At \ time g. work.
Heavy nrng VAS heard in ,hc direction o. Gen
ersl Buffers department this morning.
tRsbei Acc unhl
Feiersbr-c, Avg. n. The enemy NJ" con
ccrtraiTs their lines on our rght ttboi lchl snc
rcccdug nom tho direction of the weldon R,ilrNsd
aud showing themselves IN diminished force
tvcry,hirs indicates ths, the enemy are thtovinl
themselves on tho defensive. There was 'iti'
sharpsl ootu.. and alcely any mortar or srdilcrl
urit0 p-dsy.
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TO-, &C., &s.
ADMIRAL fARRAGrT.
Oetalled Accounts OF the Novcmept Against
Mobile.


Eev ro,t, Aug. n.-Tne Se,mship Creole,
49, a.. -h h.l =, ,,,. ..,
viz passengers "A' "osn" ""' '''ns'is 'e''''
IN the Srs containing the following highly i'm
pnrtant details Of Admiral Fsrr,gut's operations
,,
''P'e"' 'o'''Sp""de"'," inc SUM-
Nu 0rie1,.s Aug. :, is64.--The preliminary
,v,ek on xobi,, I'M. hem ,,cccssf,. and although
.,,.,.s,-,.,
gamer inc following nom the best sources oi ino.-
halon' Aimra' af''su'' "ho mao "''n p''fH-
fng " pass 'he 'of" on moo'e foihi ana p'"ph'n
island "n ihursnay iAs' sen' up 'n' n'n-''au
"lnnenaso "'hin s'rking dS''nce' ana n"d'
oemonsuauon on foft "hucN wing on some
ammunition steamers ana oh'ahns the range
withdrew As you NAV not ne ''m'i'sr with
he sy o' the and sehd here"fh d''
srrP'ion' 'rrepsred 10 send YOU by me last
s~amIl' on 'he extremity o. MobIe Point low
sndy SPIT reschins out some ten miles from the
main land 'sH'uAted Fort Morgan strong case
mated work. built by the United states and n' this
tine mounting sbout $50 guns including those
located At the water oatef!. lhis Tort Is 81 Tue
right oil the swash OF main cnanneh as II -
entered from the eastward. From Fort M"r-
gan. seross the channel. two and hall mics
vids. row Of piles Is driven oosfruc'ing
Se water way to palpnin Island on tie east end
Of which is Fort Games mounting sixty guns n
auding 'hose erected on s'nd batteries on the
beach. Dauphin Island lies at the bottom oi Mo-
bile bay where II about 'our miles wide To
she westward oil S'uph'n is'ahd' on ''na island
IN Grants pass Fort Powell with dozen snns'
commands both SIDES OF the pass the channel Of
which Is still to th westward and further pro
seetad by water battery Of ten gins located upon
. small island opposite From thist will be seen
That Fors Morgan and Gaines we're the most ioi
midshis positions o' the enemy and IN his
operations Admiral fArrasn, boldly rssscd
M close un'er the terrible batteries o.
Fort Morgan, iron, whence to Fort Games 0rretched
tier Of distractions tho heads Of piles bcius fas
tened together with chains, small entrance ofror'
hars thousand yards vide teing left open.
On the morning Of last FRIDAY, at esrly sunri So,
the feet got undor weigh and left their anchorage,
proceeding slowly until in line. te monitor lc
sumseh. guns leading. followed hy the Msntai
tan. guns; the Chiekassv, 2 turreis I guns
and winnebssa tvrrets grns. Aaer
the iron-lsds. the wooden vess,s stean,ci
in pairs VIZ: Tho Hartford tfsg-shipl 90 gums
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S,u ORLEANS Aug. AN the Texas coast,
Drownsville Included, has been evacuated, with the
exception Of Bralos Island. 4 small force |. left
there under Col, Day, Of the 9sd Ny. Major Gen.
Frank E. Heron arrived from there YESTERDAY.
aud is at the St, Charles nosel. His forces are
here, and are going into camp above the city.
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The Indian Troubles.
Rebel Eniasaries Auonx Tier

81. Louis, Av9vst ls.-lienerA Curtis has re-
turned To Fort LesyenwoT,h. Tho Indian out
brest has bean quslled temporsrily but informs
uon derived from reliable sources strongly indicate
opeST,ed sctioa smoog the various uibsA and hs
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most extensive Indian wrr vet ~sged 10 fcsresi,
White men. supposed to t- rrtel om'sssr,es. ts~w
bccn among the Ind ans, distributing gold, urging
them to rse s.s,na the vhurs ,ciling them N~
South would prolcc, them and sivc ,hcm the wesy
for themselves
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OUR LOSS ABOUT 24o MEN.

THE PIRATE TALLAHASSEE.
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immeds'ely sent to the rescue oi the M n IN the
water. sm told by an eve witness that uvs
| thrilling 10 se this hule row.h,at coollv r,ckiu,
, W the drowning mon. AMI rc-f~t hai,s,crn Of
iron rrojeciiles fssins al around n. apparently
protected by our glorious banner o.,sprcai tv the
orcoAN as the brave crew roued through the t-s,
and smoke OF the battle.
Al this time tie engagement had te.-otue zen
erai' nom fort aud feet Fort Games, two miles
IN the westward. had orcnnd nrc and ~ the
Monitors passed int Mobile tsv thr r,hc' IRON
Clad Tennessee. and Ncr couSorts selma. Mor,,a.
ar usnes. oIened heavy AIc urou UD5rn. TIE
irou-lsds veut over iow>rds Fort G,.r.s and
opened FIRE uron that fort and batteries. Mr,lrnc
Henorsl Granger. IN command n our land t,r.o.,
Ipreviously landed on psuphin Islsnd!. ofcued h's
batteries on Fors Gaines. About this time AImi',l
farsgut having passed Fort Morgan With his
wooden ve.aels fastened together 10 ptfe of..
dered them 10 separate While passing Pvt G.r"s-
For some moments N .s 'ort delivered gslli. frr,
through which our feet passoi, roiurrl.n. the iro
compliments with interest only oue vessel de
onoids heng disabled she Was tcwci - y'sc,
OF SAFETY. Thc feet having safely passed. Il most
formidable works OF TIE enemy, t,san operations
westward. TIE rcic ram Tennessee uoW
Wv
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time ,bo robe. oai,o,, md t.c, v.erc ,,arst,,rc. l..
our vessels.
Our los. in N, or,-c erras.rer, . cst. mo,cl a,
$40 in KILLED and vounlei. including nearly 100
los, in the ,.c,m.eh. VIII. tt, other h,,y-, vc..
sell. of our fec, were ,,l,pg c,rc q, m. T,p,csoc
the LIGHTER dr,usn, vcre lusv with the tn,snti,o
feet ofthe enemy. driving tho Nory.n and Il ,irc.
under ,he guns Of For, MORGAN. and the sc'p,s, up
Mobile pay. when ,hi. rcnol vessel was
disrovcrcl rctre,,i,,. tic Nctsconel chased. ,,l
af,,r ,tesm,n, ,hrcc-ou,rt.rs Of an hour, over.
h,ul.d her. when she l,vcred hor n,.. and ,,,r-,-
der.i. Her dcets we're found literally covered
with dad and diving mon. from whom tho b,oo /
was running in streams all over the de.k Never.
th'lc'' our brave ''r' gave hr'c Ton'.n- ,n'cf'
' ~,