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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1864-05-27
THE LATEST
OFFICIAL DISPATCHES.
Dispatches from Secretary Stanton to
Gen. DIX.
BY TELEGRAPH.

WAR DEPARTMENT., WASHINGTON. May 90.
No reports have been received from Butler
to-day.
MINOR General Hunter has been placed in
command of the Department of West Virginia,
including the Shenandoah Valley.
The latest dates from Major General Candy
are from Vicksburg. The Red River was re-
ported to be blockaded by the shore batteries
OF the enemy at different points. but measures
had been taken by him which were believed to
be adequate for clearing the river of all such
Instructions, and enable him to reach Alexan-
dria, where he will take command of the
army.
(SigneG E. NJ. STANTON.
To Major General DIX.
To General Die:
WASHINGTON, May 20-6:30 p. NJ.
This afternoon we have received dispatches
dated $3.50 this morning, from Gen. Grant.
Last evening an effort was made by Ewell's
corps to turn our right. They were promptly
repulsed by Birney's division, and some Of
Warren's troops that were on the extreme
right.
About three hundred prisoners fell into GU,
hands, besides many killed and wounded. Oul
loss was a little over six hundred wounded and
Grant says probably our killed and missing arc
overstated.
Twenty-Five thousand veteran reinforcement
have been forwarded to Gen. Grant.
The dispatches from General Sherman, dated
Kingston, 10 o'clock last night, states that du
ring the day he had pushed column beyond
that place in pursuit of Johnston, as far as Cass
vile, and there was skirmishing in the latter
part of the day with Hardce's corps. The ears
were expected to reach Kingston to-day.
hard fight for Atlanta is looked for.
No reports have been received from Butler
to-day.
Maj. Gen. Hunter has been placed in com.
mand of the department of West Virginia, in.
GLIDING the Shenandoah Valley.
The latest dates from Maj. Gen. Candy, were
from Vicksburg
The Red river was reported to be blockaded
by the shore batteries of the enemy at differ
cnt points, but measures had been taken by
him which were believed to be adequate fol
clearing the river of all such Instructions and
enable him to reach Alexandria, where he vii
take command of the army.
(SigneD E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
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ing in lieu thereof volunteers who are not Of

lug in lieu thereof volunteers who are not Of
fered as substitutes.
JAMES B. FRY,
Provost Marshal General.
Drafted men who furnish acceptable substi-
tutes are entitled to no exception other than
that set forth in the statutes. Such exemption
does not clear them from liability to serve in
the state militia, or to perform any other duty
which may be devolved upon them as citizens
of a State or of the United States.
WIN. WHITING,
Solicitor of the War Department.
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A New Rebel InYenlIon.

According 20 sths, Baltimore eorrespog-
dent of the HSFia, the rebels propose 70
resort 10 tho ckipsse mode Of warfare,
skcald General Grant penetrate the de-
fences Of THAR capital He writes:
must mention q new and novel inyen-
ton by Captain Holden, a the rebel army.
1t il nothing moro nor less than stink
ball. designed 10 be fired into the works OF
the besiegers to stink them out. About the
middle OF April, was one Of several eiti-
sens, whs, upon invitation, accompanied q
party of officers 10 Atlces, station on the
Central Railroad, ten milas from Richmond,
to witness some experiments with this ball.
The ball is an iron shelI, containing com.
bastible and destructive material, as well
as odoriferoas matter, aud in appearance Is
similar 20 the stink ball used many years
ago. II Is designed TO be thrown By NOR
tars, hut in the tests on the occasion refer
red 10 the fuse was lighted and tho shell
allowed 10 illuminate where they were placed.
The stencil which followed the explosion
was the most fetid and villainous-th that ever
outraged the oliactories Of man; 1t pro-
vokes snsezing and coughing and produces
nausea, rendering il impossible for men to
do duty within reach OF it. A single ball
will impregnate the atmosphere tor fifty
yards round. and tho fetid compound, en-
tering everything IL touches, emits the
stencil for long time. The opinion of all
who witnessed the experiments was that
these balls were fair Offset TO Greek fire,
and gen. Windcr and several other officers
of rank who were present, expressed the
belief that It would prove more effective
for driving of besicgeFs than anything
ever invented. Be this as Il may, il Rich
mond 10 ever threatened by siege, the
..sneezass,' as the Inventor faectiously calls
his balls, will form prominent feature in
the defensive operations.
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TxouBLg IN THE RsBEs CANP.--The
rcbcls In Sc. Louis have been thrown in 9
great commotion in the last twenty
Rours--caused by The arrest ofseveral per-
sons Of known sympathy, and the closing
of A prominent mercantile house of the
city. What Is oil this about. tho question
passing from one reb 10 another.
We rather guess the military authorities
kno,c what II an means. IL simply means
that the rebels and rebel houses In st. Louis
are being smoked out, and that tho Foee-
water policy which has reigned In this city
and department is at an end,
There are houses Ia this city who throw
out hncks for Soutbern trade, and retain
those in their employ who are most likely
TO attract that trade and who know tho men
10 approach In drumming for the business.
This lact and the houses themselves are
known, and being known, they wilt, in due
time, Gel the salataFy restraints Of martial
law thrown around them as they should.
Il 10 known that vast amount OF sap
plies reach the enemy throu9A these dis.
ioyal houses and they arc being looked af
Tel. Is we'll ~ are those outsiders who ars
knowu 10 be cufbstone rebels-that1a whats
ths matter now--nothing more.--sk Leai'
Ecenisg Kers.
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NUMBER 20.

viIle 6s Ihe District Of East Tennessee On the 77sh
dey n May, 1854 ky 5anfss r swan, E-q, Attor-
nsy of chs unissd States Of AfssFica, sEsinss ons
baFrG 81 whisky, of which ons James Sev is ths
reputed owner and Assinst sll persons hwfally IN
serrxalng Or thsir rteresis tsreia, aIieginx tAAt
said sIiSRy had been heretofore ss - Knoxvfils
on Ind IL ssia District - fsrfsae9 % the Unftsd
States sor eanses IN said fnfrmatioa set srtA sud
avpnsd 70 - true and ptsyiBs t the usual proesss
and menitions Now. thsFslsfa pursuant % the no
nifiea uader the Neai ef ssia Court % s diFectsd
ksfehy give pubic warning 20 al persons con.
cefAed IN intefess " ssd papeFsY, 70 sppeaf bsffe
nsid Court as the Court houss IN Knoxyilis azors-
said on the 18th day Of jane 1854 a. 10 oclock A.
n then snd there 10 inssToso their claims and
aake thair allssations. ..
B. MCDANIEL,
o. s AsrsAat Disttes IF =. Tess
MaT q, 1864. 49, 49,.
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mo. 3.
United States OF Asnefica-..DiStrIet or
East Tennessee.

WHEREAS, An information Vas iled IN the
District Court Of the UAied States sitting a. khaS-
Wills for the District Of East TeHneSsee on the seth
day of May, 1864, BY James P. Sgan. Esq- Alter
ney Of the Tinted States for said Ds;ris on behalf
Of the United Ssates Of America. against enc Print
ing Press job otIicc Book Binding Fixtures. Types
Casss, stoves and al fixtures belongng theFeto, of
which ono j. Sperfy Is the repuiea ovner and
against all persons lawfully intervening Tor their
inteFests therein. alleging that said property had
been heretofore seized al Knoxville On land In said
District a. fornited 70 the United States for
In said information set foFth and syeTred 10 be true
and praying for the usual process and mentison;
New therefore pursuant % the mention rndar the
seal uf aid ooaF 10 me directed heeeby give p0e
ie earning 20 ali perons concerned IN Interest N
SAID RflntnC Press &c to appear teFose sAid couTt
ut the Court House, In Knoxville Aforesaid, on the
18th day Of June, 1864, At 10 oelock, A. NJ then
and there 70 intsrpcsa their claims and make thrir
allegations b, McDANNBL.
Nay &c 1854. a. s. Marshal, DIT Of e. 7eaa
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so
United States or AEIieflca..- District Of
East Tennessee.

! WHEREAS, An information was alei 10 The
District Cort of the United States sitting in Knox
viIle for - District Of East Tennessee On the 7tsh
day Of May. ise4, by James p. Swon. Rsq, Attor-
ney Of the United States fcs said District behalf
Of tho United States Of America, againAt ius Of
dry goods consisting OF ealicoas, woolan goods Of
various kind, and general assortInsnt Of retail
rooda, Of which one James u. TooIs isthe repuscd
owner, and against all persons lawfully intervening
FOR their interests therein alleging that said goods
had heretofore been seized st Ksoxyilia on land In
said District as forfeited 20 the United sestss for
causes In said information sct terth and avered 10
BE- true spd praying for the usual process and mo-
nition Nov, thercfsrn, paFsuaHt 20 the monition
under the ssai Of said Court 10 Ene directed here
BY givepublie warning 20 all persons concerned In
interest f said goods - appear bsfcrs sad Court %
the CQit House In knoxylle aforesaid, an the 18th
tlay az Jnne next at 10 o'clock A. NJ then and there
70 irIieFpose their claims and make thar allegations
D. MCDANIEL.
C. s. MsrsAai Distriet y E. TsnH.
May &c, 1854
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u aad premises 70 iacrease h Importance
all the tina. spoke Ia the evening in the
lases Presbyterian church, 70 an snthusIas-
t!e asdlsasss and detained them for two
hours.
Hspsos e . thriving village Of IIenawee
county, enshs Michigan Southern railroad,
aAd on Tiiln's Greek, only some eighteen
miles wesl ef Adrian. It Is In the midst Of
Fertile rskioa. and produces great quanti-
ties Of wheat. spoke in the day time to
. crsssa a I, 600, on the Fair Grounds, and
sftse night - fsii house IN the Methodist
church.
Tpassed enl Of Michigan 70 Toledo, 10 Ohio,
where spoke for more than two hours, TO
4 large tndisace Of their best citizens,
ernwded into q iihc hall Toledo is.a port
Of entry n Lucas county, on the LETT bank
Of the Maumee river, four milcs from It's
mouth, and ls4 miles from Colambus. tits
the terminus Of the Wabash and Erie canal,
the largest IN the Union. The railroads
from Toledo 60 out In every direction. The
commerce of the place Ia immense, and
rapidly increasing, while the population .
about $4,000. - @
Michigan is great State, with more thnn
S. 600 square miles Of territory, and amen.
Eterprisihg population, giving much atten-
tion to the great subject Of education. The
proceedings ut the several fairs attended
were highly satisfactory to the pnblic, and
honorable TO those who conducted them
The attendance was generally very good,
and the receipts exceeded the expectations
Of those in charge of the business. have
to regret chat the Annual Addresses were
not equal 70 other exhibitions, but did the
best could, and am too modest to claim
any merit for what said.
w. @. BRowStow.
October, 1852.
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NO. A.
United States OF AmerIca.-DlsirIet Of
East tennessee,

WHEREAS An Information was died IN the
District Court Of the United States sting At Knox-
vile for the District OF East Tennessee the sIth
day of May, Iss4, By James p. swan, Esq, Attor-
sey OF the United States for said District on behalf
Of the United States of America against two barres
Nuts one keg Soda, ons-haif barrel wbiskey, one
small box Tcbaccg, sud twenty boxes Suffers Goods
Of which enc 3. . Foster i the feputsd owner and
against an pevsoas lawfully intervening for their
Interests therein alleging that said property bad
been heretofore seized at kBoxyie, on land in said
District as forfeited 90 the United Stste for causes
In ssid iaFmaion set forth and averred 20 be tTae
sna praying t6f The usual process and uaontioa:-
New. thtrefoFe pursuant 20 the moHisi9n under the
seal Of said csurt TO dFceted hereby give pub
lie warning 10 all persoHs concerned IN Interest IN
said property, 10 Gppear before said CouFs At the
Court House in Knoxville aforesaid, On the issh
day Of Jane 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. ~, then and
there 20 interposs thcF claims and make their allie
CATIONS ID. MCDANIEL.
Nay 81, 1854. e.. MarsAai, DIST Of e. fsra.
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Unlted States or AmeFiea..-DIsfrict Of
KnGk TennesSee.

WHEREAS An Information was fled IN she
District Court of the Unlsed States sitting At Knex.
sile fnr the District of East Tenneesee en- she 1Ith
day az May, 1884 by james p. Swan, ESQ. Attur-
ney fnr said Dstrct s behalf q the Ualied States
Of America againss ono bon of boekss containing
laT volumes mostly law books of which enc James
b. Cock is ths rer1ted owner, aud against al per-
soHs lawfully iateFvrning for their Interests tbeFsl
alleging that aid property bas behn hereteRe seEed
aa Athens % land Ia sAd DitricL ~ forfeited tothe
United States for cease In said information SCI forth
and avefrd 70 be true and praying Tor the usual pro-
cess and monition, Now therefore paFsaant 20 he
naonlslon under the seal Of sAid Court 10 me directed
hereby give public Warning 70 ell Pefeen, eesl-
aaId Court at the Court Hease Ia knoxsille afoee-
said, on The 18th day af June 1894 ~ 10 oeloek A.
~, then and there 70 interpose their claims and
make thar sIlegaiiuna.
q g MarsAai. Disfriet Of 4 Tsas.
MaT a. 1854.
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Tso. 4.
snlled States ef AneEieii.-.lBislrIet Of
s East Teallensee.

WHEREAS An Infofmtsica was Sled n he
Dissfies Ceurt x The United States sttisg ~ Ens1-
Wills for the DinsTis o E1st Tehssasss % Iks ssth
DAY q NAY, 1884,. hy Jaa8ss 2. swan Esq.. Aisof-
f4y of the tinted Ssassa ar sid Dlsifle Oh behnIf
q fhs United States of Anesie4 neAlnss tss bvz
Of hooks. containing oze hundred an4 siH selnuss,
Of whlek one John Is, TeeIt = the fepatad ewnsf
and against al pefsoas lawfully atsrseaihs ief m
tsfesi herein; alleging sht szd efopsfty had een
hsrcfefBre auixsd nt Mafysifle on lad, ~ alid De
tfict q forfeited % the United slEses f0r csnsss n
sid infeFmatson 81 forth and averssd % bs trua
and ptaging for the tsual process and meaition
Now, tksFessfs passuAss 70 The tnonIton pnder tss
saal Of said Co0It, % ne dFected kerebg give
public warning % Ell persons oocasned n inlsrest
IN ssId property 70 sppear before said Court q The
CH lfoase iE Knoxxslle aforesaid, on the 18th any
pf 9ans nsxk 81 ten O'Clock A. M., then and there
30 iulsspose their eaims and make their alleestons
b MCDANIEL
Q. s. Maraasi Distyies ef y. Tnsa. Z
May &c, 1864
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No. 8 -
Tinted States Of AmeRica-.DlstEie1 Of
East Tennessee. r

3 WHEREAS, An fnfO7mstioa vss sls5 In he
District Court oftbe United Stats sitting a Knox
vile for the Distrtet 81 Kasi Tennessee the 37th
dag Of May. 1854, By james P. Sw4a, Ed AttoT-
ney Of the Cnissd Stttss for said District behalf
Of the United States Of 4meriea, against ~ h9rrels
of whkky Of which -Cain q Brothers are the rc-
pated owners and against All persons lawfully inter-
vening for their nter It, tbsren, alleging that sad
propertyh I'D hsea hesetofOss seixsd - knoxTilisr
on land ID said District as f1rfeitsd 70 the United
States for causes In said information ST forth and
aTerrsd to BE true and praying for the Usual process
and montian; Now, therefore psfsaaRt 70 ths mo-
milton under the seal of said Court 70 directsd,
hereby give public warning 70 sil persons eon-
esrned In intefess IN said Whisky, 20 appsar before
sad Court. al The Court House in Knoxviile afsre-
said. on tie I5th day Of Jups 1864, n 10 clock a.
~ then and there 20 intRrposs their claims and
make their allegations. -.
T. s Msrs5at District u e. TSsE
Msx II 1884
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no. III
Uailsd States Of Ansriea-Distuics Of Eaas Ten


WHEREAS An infogmasiaa was niad inaths
DstTes Ceart Of the UateA States, sitting kpox-
vile or the District d East Tennessee 90 the 35tA
day a. Nay, 1854 hy James p swan, Eco, ktior-
ney az The niled slatea fr sid District. n hksf
of ths United States 81 Asneries sgsirSt one i Of
household asa kiiekea fa-aiiure. e whick eRs~ W.
y. G. Hspss i tho repassd eNner. and asaiasi all
psrsons lawfully Intervening e their lntersss thers-
n, allegag thas sid hoosehod aad kiteiea fagni-
tura hHa been hsretofere seiscxl as kaaxFiitS On
land b said DistFtet. fugtesed ~ The Unsted
States Tor eauses IN sad infbrmatloA 81 A5th aad
axesEed 10 10 tEee ahd praying s she uaai Psoeess
and mDnilions New, iherefeFe, Parsaaht to the mo
nii5n undeF tie seal u said Court % aitecsea
hsrshg give public ewAFaing - al pessons roR-
usFnaa Il atereet Ia sAid hsmesed nnd kiiehen far
ni,ara b sppeaf helofe IA Court u the SsuFs
Huasa 10 KnaxsflIe afsrtsaid. co tee is1h das Of
jane. Iss& hs 10 oSioek atas faysaosa, thsa and
there % nterppas their claims and make Asit PS-
galiOns. u MetAAANhLe
Q. s. AfsrsAsl niNyist af =, TspN.
Nay 81 lssk
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United States Of knsHcs-Di4tnOs Of EszsTsr-
nssSes

HCe3ECs
WHEREAS An information was fled III the
Dstrict Ceurt afths United States sitting ~ Knox
VILE for the District Of East Tennessee ths 1ath
day Of May 1864, BY James r. Swan Es4- Astor-
ney Of the United States for said Disttict Beif
Of the United States Of America agAinsl enc lhEArY
Of books, containing one hundred volumes of law
and miscellaneous bs,oks II which one }. O. Ramsey
Is the rspased swneF and agaiAsf all perss Ian iy
intervening for their Interests theren alleging thst
said hbrarysof books has been heretofore s4zed at
Knoxville on isna in sid District ss foftoitetf
the United States for IN sad ihfsrHatoa set
forth and aTerred 20 te true. sBd Frsying f1f tia
usual process and InOaition: HbW, therefore. pnaa-
ana 10 the m0aitioH Hnder sss seal of said CSn ia
me directed, hsreby give public warning, % al
persons concerned in interest in said srSKy q tSs,
20 appear bef6Fe said Court ct the Court Eozss in
Knoxville aforesaid, the 18th day Of JRGe. 1864
~ 10 oelock A. NJ than ard there 10 iatssps<e tir
claims and make their allegations -s.s.,r-
b. MCDANNEIA
z. s Mrsskai DistYTef ef e.. Fess-
May a. 1864.
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United States Of Aneiea-DissriSs Of East Tea


EeS ee,
WHEREAS. An Information vas Alei IA the
District Court of the United States sttia af Knox
vile fsF the D,srict of East Tennessee % she 3Tth
day uf May, 1884. By james P. Swan. ESQ., Attor-
ney Of the United States far said District on behalf
Of the United States of ACriszs ~gaiast ssa brsry
of books, c0ataining Sos rol,snes n Law md mis-
acellansos.s books Of which Une Jehn n. Cnzies IS
thersputea owseE aud agaisst al persons lawfully
Intervening for their Interests tbereiR alleging that
said library ef hoks had bern heretofore setEed az
knoxYisia on land in said Distret, as fzrfsltea 10
the United States fer In said information set
sssth ard zyerrea 10 Be true. sud PRAYING foF TIE
nseAl prueess zhd mohition: Now theregoss pu-s,i-
ant 30 the maaitcn under the seal cf ssid Court to
rue drpcted hereby give paltc warning b. IN per-
sons concerned n Interest IN said library of bsrks.
20 appear before said Csart a the Court House in
Knoxville afarysaid on the 18th dsy Of June. IssS
81 10 O'Clock in the fcEencc then and there - in
terposa their claims and mstke their allegations.
BsMcDASSEL. -
C. s. 3fsysAaL District ef q. Tt4s.
May u, lss4 Ae
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90 The pesitioA presented 20 Congress
: aav or two aimee. Ia favor of the entire
and immediate abolislon o. slasesy, was
broaxiit In by two slout men IN : baehel
basket. which the huge roll Just hlled. u
Was signed BY Il us men nnd women IN all
merits nf the Union, fiteen thoaaana Feaid.
Ina Is Fhlladslphis. and eight thoaasnd n
Nav York,
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United STATES OF Amerlea.--DlstFiet or
East Tennessee.

WHEREAS, An information was fled IN The
District Court Of the United States sitting a. Knox
Vile for the District Of East Tennessee. the Z7h
day Of May. Iss4 BY James p. Swan, EsQ, Attor-
EeT Of the United States for said District behaE
Of the United States Of America. sgainst ssEentssn
hAFrels oF whisky, of which one Wa. G. Kyle is
the Fppnfed owner, and against s persons lawfully
Intervening for their interests therein, alleging Aat
said whisky had been heretofore seized Knox=ffs
on land in said District fortified % the Aitsd
State for causes IN said information ST fJsth sHd
ersed to Be trae, and pray ag FOR tAe ssal pras
"A mOhitioa Nov, tbsrefDTe puHUanssto tbs no
milton under the seal Of said Court to me directed,
hereby give public warning 20 alt persons con
cerned In Interest in said whisky 70 apPear before
said CoGEt at the Court H.asa IN KnS1yals afoEc-
said. on the 18Th day Of June lss4 al i8oeloek A.
~, then and there to iBteFP0se their essiHas snd
make their allegations
D MCDANIEL
o. s Marshal, Dis.riet of E. TSssa.
May al, 1854.
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MEMoRAApuM REcERTsss.
KnazsIlla Tenn. i a.ssA . lsss

Nn11sIIIdI 1eIlEl7 AtttA = IHYlF
An iessf siliasns e Esst fssneses having h
tkeIr ez,i,nl=ts NeusefeAzsn liecs ~ hslin4 NE
llns.sssa.,a q a. Hniaea 6tates l t'przss
= fnl1a. nin prsstni tszn = ~ cssea 81 MAla
Iss<sl s:s.l lts IInish eEi.k 81 ~ ite5 eil ~
c5fsf s. : 1onah1r4 e nQnA 1alpEEaliaa 81 uia
- So thtnt Is Assa thaie cAfma propellY aaeted
WAkNEH n AESts<e
sss e. - f1 ~ v seez1 AsAsL
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Ualtct, states of ARaeFiea...Dlstrict Of
Enaf TennagReR.


WHEREAS An infeFmatien vas alsd IN the
District Csrt sf the United ssatea altng ~ Knox
villa, fr the Diltries of Hast feanees On The 2ith
day Of May, ie64 hy .lames r Swan, Eeq- AttoF-
ney sf tha United Stasea fer aaid Dlstrrs % behalf
of ths United Htnses ef Amaries, aasiHss twelve
barrels whisky marked Berger s RG1eaaeld, tihr.
naor ounefA and agnnsl al pe1aoas seflly Inter-
saning fs their lnteEtass lhefsil eileag that saai
pfspef4y bad teen hefsA0fasa aelssl Il knexsills,
Slatsa lcf eauses ID saa as6rmetian nsi firth and
aFeffed 70 bs true and praying e ne usuat PfeccaH
end nsoaillans Nov, shaFaSars puff0ahs y The mo-
siilos uref The seal af said Curt ~ Ne diFects
hereby give pahlic waFAlag % sd Pssen. eon.
esrned u inssfest p fald PfpFsE g HpPsaF hsicfs
nd On tss isih aey uf jana 1894 a 70 celcck a,
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