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manifest determination our part that they
shall recognize the Stars and Stripes;
the, will realize the fact that the Con-
federacy must and will end in the estab-
lishment of the Union and take from
them the spirit of fight and thus hasten
the end of the war;
There are many other reasons why the
people have determined that Mr.. Lin
coin is the man for the place at this time,
in addition to the moral effect it will ex-
crt. 1t is needless far as to name them
now: tho:o already given are sufficient
and paramount, and the only question
open to that convention is rs TO who shall
be placed on the ticket with him as Vice
President, that is al the people have not
predetermined
We notice that call has been issued
by the State Central Committee for State
Convention to be held on the Sth Of June
in Baltimore, the day after the National
Convention is to assemble. This conven-
ton is to nominate the Electoral Ticket for
this State We confess that We do not
see either the necessity or propriety Of
such haste in this matter. What reason
can be given for nominating the Electors,
in all probability, before the National
nominations are made? If there is n
valid reason for such step did not those
reasons exist long enough to have given
the counties more ample notice and an
opportunity to be properly represented in
that convention? Twenty-four hours
notice may be sufficient for the City of
Baltimore to assemble her primary meet
ings but is utterly useless to Allegany
County. Several Of our districts get q
mail but once week and a primary
meeting cannot be had in day, and
their delegates must have two days after
their appointment to reach the county
seat. We enter our protest against such
short hand notice of such things and be-
lieye that Allegany County for her loyal
ty and her population is entitled to a
moderate show in such matters and her
people sometimes enforce this respect at
the ballot-bor if they DO not obtain it in
Cynrcati0a,
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"Ofllcfal" from the Secretary OF
War,
WAsursGroy Nav 21-9:5O 4. NJ.

WAsuIyGToy, May 21-9:50 4. NJ.
Dispatches from General Sherman state
that our forces found in Rome good
deal of provisions and seven fine iron
works and machinery. We have Sc
cured two good bridges and an excellent
ford across the Eto*ah. The cars are
now arriving at Kingston with stores,
and two days would replenish and fit up
his army.
A dispatch just received from General
Banks, dated Alexandria, May sth, states
that the dam will be completed to-mor-
row, May 9th, and the gunboats relieved.
He would then move for the Miss ssippi
Dispatches from General Butler, at
two o'clock last night, report that he had
been fighting all day. The enemy en-
deavoring to close in Oh our line. We
shall hold on, Have captured rebel
General Walker, Of the Texas troops.
L. NJ. STANTON.
Secretary Of War.
The substance of the dispatches from
Gen'l Grants army is that on Friday he
moved and donked Gen'l Lee at spottsyl;
vania and forced him to retreat south of the
North Anna river, which is about one
fourth Of the distance TO Richmond. No
further reliable particulars yet given.
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The Maryland Sanitary Fair.

The following note from Mr.. James
announces the resul, of our late State Fair.
The sum realized, it will be seen. is a
very handsome one: Ncsws Editors
Baltimore american.
There are two o. three Table Associa-
tons vet to hand in amount of their sales
but as there are so many inquiries in re.
ference to the success of the Fair.
would say that the receipts will reach
gross sum of $50, 000--a most splendid
result for the State of Maryland.
Yours. &c. HENERY JAMES, Treasurer,
Baltimore, May %, 1864.
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OFFICE OF THE
OFFICE OF THE
Aero ASST PRovosr MARSHAL GEN.
For MARYLAND AKp DELAWARE,
BAbrIaoaE, May 20, 1864.

~
For MARYLAND ,AEp DELAWARE
BAbrIAotE, May 20, 1864.
Cuptaia-Your attention is directed TO
the Sixth Section of the Amendatory En-
rolment Act, approved February p
1864. providing fer the revision of tie
enrolment.
You will spare no pains to see that the
provisions of the law are fully carried
out. |. is desirable that the enrolment
list shall contain the names of all persons
subject to draft in the district and on
the other hand, that all persons not sub
iect to enrolemcnt should at orce be
stricken off
To this end you will confer with the
local authorities Of counties. towns, wards
and election districts, giving full instruc-
tons TO your enrolers, deputies and spa-
cial officers, and bringing to the attention
of the people the fact, that it is to their in
tcrest to see that every man liable under
the law to perform military duty is en-
rolled, because the greater the number
to be drawn from the less chance that
any particular individual will be drawn.
On the other hand, you will impress up
on them the importance Of having the
names of those improperly enrolled strick-
en- from the list, because the quotas. are
based upon the number enrolled, and an
excess Of names increases the quota.
When it can be done without expense,
let the substance of this communication
be published in the different newspapers
in your district
You will make frequent reports 10 this
office of the progress you make in this
duty, and will forward to the Provost
Marshal General copy of all additions
and corrections made, in time to reach
that Office by the 10th day of June next.
Very respectfully, your ob't serv't,
(SignedD n. j.. JEFFRIEs,
Col and A. 4 Provost Marshal Gen
For Maryland and Delaware.
Capt. Ca,hcart, Provost Marshal 81
Dist Nd.
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Affairs OH The Lower Mississippi.

NA7cuEz, VIA. Carlo, May ls.--Rebel
operations on the Mississippi near Port
Hudson, have caused some detention of
steamboats,. 1t is known that Polk has
detached ten thousand Of the fifteen thous-
and in Mobile lately. to operate on the
river. The steamer Cuba, which started
to 60 up Red River and was turned back
at Black river, arrived here this morn
ing. and reports a battery of nine guns
at Shaggy Point. No boats have come
up for several days. The Union gunboats
below and the land forces above were ex.
pected to capture it and reopen the river.
Red river is reported rising little.
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A REUNION OF ''OLD FRIENDS. "A
letter describing the battle of Thursday,
near Spottsylvania Coar. House. relates
the following incident;
A most interesting scene is tov beeo-e
us at headquarters. Major Genera, -
johnson, who with his whole division,
was captured this morning, has Just ceeI
brought up, under charge of an eG.,e ,
to headquarters in the woods where 3:a.
Grant and Meade and their stals s-e
seated around bivouac fire Gen, Maso?,
who has been an old friend OF General
johnson. shook hands with him anl -
troluced him TO General Grant.
Formerly Of the Sixth Inian - =
inquiries the lieutenant General. Yes,
replies the rebel general. you we.o q
the Foarth, and we were both in the ST.. :
brigade" Of course. military ct;qva.:a
precluded any other inquiries tha,, these
of a purely personal character To 20
question whether Gen. Wadswa:-a ~-s
dead, he replied that such was t:- 80:
although he was not positive: Gu. C:.e-
rails, Seymour aud Shaler who We. CO.
tured in the battle of the Wildc.ucss, =
had yesterday seen at lees headu =. - )
Longstrcet he reportr rs severely ~: ;:
MORALLY, wounded. ID.
Almost all the staff appear to have a.s>
old friends and acquaintance OF JcaIEc1
and numerous mutual inquirers i. -
gard to old army comrades arc beng
made. General Hunt chiefof a.t..s-T,
when he met him. had mind to Ilaho
set speach, but the old familiar so-r.u.A
Ed, I'm glad to see you" cal-.: CT:
in a salution, to which johnson replied
well Hunt under the circumstances, :
am not glad to see you" He spoke {.
the abomination of suc, a country as lie
Wilderness to fght in he spoke Of tbs
capture OF his division, but said T!.--.
quiet, good-natured manner. that we
would have hot time of it yet. Jo:a.-.-
son is a stout built fellow. with e stccEE
rough face, but his dress is in in baa CO.
dition, and his slouched hat wiz. lis
brownish-gray hair sticking out tAro, "a
an aperture at the top, is slch IS cie:. :
New York Dead Rabbit would Gc,.a =
snort
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From Gen. Grants Army

In compliance with the War Depart
meut we refrain at present from publish
ing anything in relation to the movements
of Gen. Grants army, except that coming
through official sources. We may add.
however. that the intelligence received
up to this tine j. iavonshlc and sristsc-
Tory Baio. .'S.ricsn.
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re- Major Gen.. Wallace announces
the result of the Court.martial recently
con yened in Baltimore for the trial OF
Major George Thistleton. of the first
MARYLAND Cavalry. that he was found
guilty Of the charge Of being in the
habit Of associating intimately and pub
licly with infamous women and prosti-
tutes during the past winter and this
spriuq, so as to bring disgrace upon him
seif and the service. and to subject his
euoampmeat to scenes disgusting and
disreputable 70 his regiment" and that
the sentence of the cour. il that he be
dismissed the service eoasc-5. r. 81
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PnrLApELru1A, May 2o.--The Erening
Bulletin has the following:
A letter from an officer of an American
war vessel contains the following i'm
portant information
a It has been known TO us through
Confederates naval officers that the Ala
bama was coming here, and that the COM
bined Confederate pirates are to make a
demonstration on our Northern coast as
soon as they can get ready.
The detention of the Rappahannock
and non-arrival of the Alabama there
postponed it for over a month. This
comes direct from Confederate officers
aboard the vessles, through spies"
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Probable Death or Quahtrel. Che
Guerilla.

Warensdurg, Mo-, May Ito Col:
o. D. Green. A. A. G.:-Corporal Wood
of Co. +. LIST NJ. s. NJ, with a small
escort, killed one bushwhacker and
wounded another, capturing both their
horses, yesterday, near the line Of Jackson
county. Papers on the man killed were
invoices from Capt. W. s. Heaton, A. A.
Q. NJ, to Col P. c. Quantrel. / have
no doubt that he is the noted chief of
que rrillas. He fought with his bowie
knife after being brought low by pistol
shot. have sent for more definite in
formation
T. DRotyy BRIG. Gen
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County Convention.

The Unconditional Union men Of Al
legany County are requested to hold pri-
mary meetings. at their usual places of
meeting in their respective election dis
tri.ts aud'appoint delegates to County
Convention to be held at the Courthouse
on Friday, the 3rd day of June next to
appoint FIVE delegates to the State Cen
vsution to be held on the sth day of June,
in the City of Baltimore, to nominate
Electors of President and Vice-President
Of the United States.
By order of
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THE ALLEG ANT LAND IN.
FEOTkMbNT COMPANY.

o. SATURDAY, the 25th day of june next.
Ct :, o'c.o.k J ". at ;he office of William
Soy, 20. 70 West Fayette street. in Balti
:-:.c t.ty, BOOKS WILL BIZ OPENED, IN
.:r II: direction Of the undersigned. or Of l.
:aa'gr:t" Of The undersigned for subscription
20 the Capital Stock Of ''The Allcgany Land
Imp ar'e!leht Company, ! corporation created
u 81 &C: CT the General Assembly of Mary
.4a1, passed ut the last January session entitled
"An act TO incorporate the Allcgany Land In
?.ore.n:lt Company" chapter PIT.
- SAID act the capital q fixed ut two bun
l.s3 ana fry Thousand dollars, divided into
e.: ;aop5and shares Of the par value each Of
twenty 1--WE dollars; and pay inent may be made
Q. =: Whole, o. Of any part of the subscrip-
...;:s, :" lich may be obtained or received, in
.g-t. G! other property, or money rs may be
agreed IN between the person who may receive
s@csc.. ions as aforesaid and the respective
Subscribers for stock.
wa. SCHLEY,
CADWALLADER R1NGGOLD,
s. RINGGOLD SCNLEY.
ca.-. Hay IS, 1864 Mav26-it.
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ORDER or RATIFICATION.

Charles Howell. In the Circuit Court
~, for Allegany County =
His Creditors. No. I43, Ihsolrents.
rRDERED, this 9th day of May 1864.
I that the sale of real estate made 10 horace
eesley and reported this day by Thomas A.
Honkins, trustee for the creditors OF Charles
Howell, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
- The contrary thereof be shown on or before
ths md day OF June next Provided copy OF
this order be inserted in some newspaper prin-
ted in the city of Cumberland once week for
fopr successive weeks before said date. The
Fencrt states the amount of sales TO- be S3os, TO-
II II Trsc copy,
sfssT 51s -feSi-=H. 1stStEf.
Me- e II bss 1cs 81 1.'ef>' r
srst 80
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VAL
IRON WORKS.

lRON WORKS.
DY virtue of Decree of the Circui.
ID Court for Washington County, asa Caa-:
of Equity, the undersigned Trustee vii! sell q.
public sale in front Of the Court House in I!a
gerstown, on
TUESDAY,, 14th day Of JUNE, 1861,
all that VALUABLE REAL ESTATE, situate
in Washington County, Maryland, kno~a g
the
GREEN SPRING FURNACE PROF..
ERTY.
which was for many years owned apd cars
or by J. DIXON ROMAN h CO., sni is .:1-7
for sale on account OF the death OF oEe c: 10
partners. Said property contains
1894 ACRES OF LAND, MORE OR LESS.
Of which about zoo are cleared and J.: a.. g.
ceilcnt state Of cultivation, the balance a:.-s
+ I N Is E r L 4 n L.
The FURNACE on said land is IS Zee: zig,
with an 8 foot BOSH, CASTING i.0---..
COAL HOUSE and BRIDGE HOUSE, as g
run by an oversize; wheel 40 feet his:. :. >
il good repair and the water power u-lG.-.: !;
and all sufficient. Said FURNACE IS a-.'
one mile fror, the Chesapeake and OAio s-=--
and about the same distance from tie !.e-. -
Bank There is also
A HOO ~ ~ w r. IL II ~ " II " = - -
near the Furnace, also a large BARN s-5 o,.-
er out-buildings, and on different parts q s.-.,.
tract of land there are number OF TIM =
HOUSES, lin all ten or twciye) in good re.E.-.
The above property will lie sold entire or II
parcels 10 suit the purchaser; such parcels 10 &c
made known AT the SALE
The undersigned will also sell AZ ;A2 Sc; b:
time and place, about
FIFTY-TTIREE ACRES OF LAND.
separated from the above by the lands G. G--.
i MESTONE QUARRY,
on said Canal, near McCoys Ferry, contair.i.,2. !;
FIFTY SQUAREPE RCHES OF LAND.
THE TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed ~
the Decree, are One-third Of the purchase
money n cash on the day of sale, OF OIL tee
ratification thereof, and the balance in two
equal annual i6stalments Of one and t~5
years from the day OF sale, with interest &c q
said day, the purchaser TO give his mole WIZ
approved security for the deferred payments,
and and on payment of the entire pu.e-as:
money, the Trustee will execute Deed, 10 -
purchaser, as required by the Decree,
T. ~ DARBY,
May2s-ts Trustee.
DRIZE MONEY -A ftll list of All
PRIZES PAY ABLE TO DATE can be s5er
at the offices. Thtse aud all other claim.
against the Government promptly collected.
JOSEPH DEWITT L CoMPANi.
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A Useful Hint TO Horse X -3F -
a gentleman who has tried the par s..o-
cesstully for five fears, communicates 10
annexed method of preventing ko.sAs
from chatting utider the collar. =: s.--a
he gets a strong piece of leather. - 80
what he terms false collar maze. We.
is simply piece of leather cut II sac:: I.
shape as to lie snugly between lie .-o---
ders Of the horse and the collar. Us
keeps off al the friction, as the ct..ac
slips and moves on the leather, s::i 10.
or the shoulders of the horse. S1...c -
pads or shcepskins under the cola. t.:
these do as much harm as they CO gaoa,
for they augment The heat.
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THE GREAT SAVAGE
l. TIMBER COMPA,
A l. L E g A NY con N n

ON SATURDAY, the 26th day Of June ne !
4. ten o'clock 4. 81. z: the ofsoe of wiz
Schlcy, No. 70 West fayetts at.eet, in Bl.
more city, Books of Subscription viii be ope
cd, under tie saperintentehce and direction
enc or irore OF the undersigned for subscri
tons to tn. CAPITAL STOCK OF Til
GREAT SAVAGE TIMBER COMPANY o
ALLEGANY COUNTY, Corporation create
b an Ac. Of the General Assembly of Mar,
land, passed NJ The les. Janua. session, entitlc
"An &C. 70 Incorporate the Great Savage Tin.
Der Company OF Allegany County" chaptc
21l.
Ry said act the Capital Stock is fixed at Tw,
Hundred and Fifty thousand Dollars, divide,
into ten thousand shares, of the par value O
'wcnty-hTs dollars each share; and payment 70
Ill or any OF said subscriptions may be mad,
IN money or in land, ss may be agreed on e
;hc time of said subscrip,ioa between the per
son or persons Who may receive the said sub
scrip:!ons and the pcrsono- persons who ma;
subscribe as aforesaid for stock
WILLIAM SCHLEY,
CADWALLADER RINGGOLp
s. RINGGOLD SCHLEY.
Bs.to. Nay "a, 1884. Mav2sr
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A WArcHwoRD.-T The Buffalo Express
has the following watchword and prayer
fer these monnentcus days: "God--Grant
Aictnrr
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TO ADVERTISERS !

The Civilian and Telegraph having much
LARGER CIRCULATION In tho County than
any other paper published here. while out Of
the County its circulation is foar times iarg-
or, IL affords a good medium for advertising
It numbers among its readers those who are
able to buy literally and pay promptly, and
w,oso custom would be valu sble to business
men.
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no WOUNDED SOLDIERS.-ALL
- SOLDIERS who have been discharged by
-.s5a- If WOUNDS RECEIVED IN ANY
-. 80 and who have NOT received the ONE
-.--'--Ep DOLLARS BOUNTY, can receive
-; c-:-a now at once, BY applying either in
r.:s3a or by letter, NJ THE MILITARY AND
5:.L ~ AGENCf, No. 427 WALNUT Street,
-'-.--A DELPHIA.
JOSEPH E. pE71Tr L COMPANY.
....2j
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.o..lpt from Municipal or State
Taxation
4, Eight Per Cent Interest

i. ::..tzcv, and arc q equal convenience as a
..;;::::...-e>e1t or temporary investment
:: Is ,tlieved that no securities offer so great
.=.-,.-.ta.s TO lenders as tie various de-
a..i...,..s {! L. s Bonds In gil other forms
:: .=1.s:.tness. Tie faith OF ability of private
parties or stock companies or separate commu-
HIS c.lr = pledged far payment, while for
- debts Of the United States the whole prop
~ (: In. country IS holden to secure the pay
:-a2: :. 10th principal and interes; in coin
Thc-e Donas may be subscribed for in sums
:.5l- go u to any magnitude, on the same
tc..a3. and are made equally available TO the
s.,..-s.. lender ard the largest capitalist. They
-. IL converted into money 1t ahy moment,
s.ai ...2 ..o.des viii have me benefit of the in
t?..tt
:. 1.aT &c useful = state IL this connection
TIA: the total Funded Deb. Of the United States
CT. w.-.:. the interest is payablein gold, on the
Sd da- c: Ma-ch, 1864, was S76s. 9G5, 900. The
:-,l.ss. u lis debt for the coming zeal year
w.. 3. IS, SCI, I26, while the customs revenue
Il C:,G :os the current fiscal year, ending June
80, sc54, has been 50 far at me rate of over
So. % per anrum. ys,
:. VI. Is seen that even tue present gold
rs-ec3:s # the Goyernnlent arc largely in OK
,..s -. wants Of tie Treasury for the pay
-. :. sid interest, while the recent increase
i. ~. ..r;T will doubtless raise The annual re-
-, TON the customs on the same amonnt Of
;-,-o......o..s, to slso, 100000 pr sanur
Instructions 10 the National Banks acting as
Loan s-s..s we're not issued from the United
s,..e c.e.sary until March as, but in the first
t.,res ,.s.1s Of April the Subscriptions averaged
u,ore tan Ten MILLIONS A WEEK.
s .s,s::.. .-...!lols ,glli be received By The
rlRsc NATIONAL BANK OF saass.s tsSs
ri IS: NJ hon stBasK osy .aAscros
Frs NATIONAL BANK OF CARLISLE,
| Pa. -@
AL ~ all National Banks.
wl:c:, ase i-positaries Of Public money, and
RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country, taeting as aeens' :. =
the ,;s..onal Deposi,aty Banks VII '" 'rnh
fur;as. i..ios nation on application s"s
,r.o,, ,.-.pps rsfsfITv TO sUBseRI.
Ar n-,s - - ~ Way 20 TN
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ROAD NOTICE.

ROAD NOTICE.
THE undersigned being appointed by
i the County Commissioners to view and
examine the site for Bridge at Pack Horse
Ford, crossing Town Creek, in District No: =
give notice that they will attend OH SATuk-
DAY. the 2s;h day Of May, 1861, for the a0oF'
purpose. nrrr
JOHN FLETCHER,
LLOYD LOWE,
Naras-st n. !.
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]. ) l0-40 BONDS.


...ooe bonds are issued under the Act of Con-
1.sss Ct March sth, 1864. which provides that
=. 55ad5 issuei under under this Act shall be
.-E3..PT FROM TAXATION by OF iirder any
s.--::a {: nuacign! authority. subscriptions 10
:.sse 3oad. a.s recei7ed IN United States notes
- :.o.:s Of National Banks They are TO BE
REDEEMED ~ COIN, at the pleasure of the
Government at any period rot less tim ten nor
r.c7s .iai. +5rsy gears from their date, and until
~: redemption FIVE PER CENT. INTEREST
49, Be PAID N COIN, on Bonds of not
5"a. one hundred dollars annually and on al.
c.. 3oni: semi-annually. The interest is
.a,rE-.a on tire FIRST days Of March and scptcn-
u: :. each year.
Subscribers will reci'a either Registered or
Coupon Bonds, as they may prefer. Register
g: !,:5s are recorded on the books of the Z.
8 Treasurer, and can be transferred only on
:ha owncrs ord.r Coupon Dords are payable
= t,a-tr, and are more convenient for COM
-.>r2,A. uses.
9--*$scrlbers e tlis !oar viii have the option
ia ..lg their Bonds draw interest nom March
-: - paving the accrued interest in coin
- =. United States notes. or the notes of Ma
::3-.-. Banks, adding fifty per cent for pre-
80. or receive Them drawing interest from
"a : :e Of subscription and depos,. As these
1;=@a are
--e.apt from Municipal or State
Taxation.
...:- value IS increased from one 70 three per
co-. a. nrrurn, according 70 the rate of tax
.ar..s II various parts Of the country.
l.: =, presen, rate Of premium on geld they
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THE following is the list of casualties
in the 54th Reg't Pa. Vol. Inf. in the
fight near New Market, Va, May l5tl
1864
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DRIZE MONEY.-A ftll list of ALL
is PRIZES PAY ABLE TO DATE can be Eeer
at the offices. These aud all other claims
against the Government promptly collected.
JOSEPH DEWITT L CoMPAN:.
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The New Enrolment.

Z. Dkotfs. Brig. Gen
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