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John TAYLOR yvood, Master or EaSsain Of tks pi-
rstieal eruiseT EaIHAaasee. hns eeGs snlsy of an
s. Fs:ssS. ss.asg S:cs yoaa ss
igiant ship AdTiatie ladsa wkh foreiEn cattie for
Grants alaught<r-pen to the nnEAhef o tyo ban
dred. placed them on a small bark, alresdy heavily
laden with coal, and ssnt than adrife, without
food, water or change OF cl0fhfng: The1r diem
ma was TO say the iea.t, quite anpleasAIa Tney
we're within tEo. days sail Of New York II they
they sailed slowly, they ers IN dasgsr Of stsrVa-
This was the daboficai dssd Of ths psrsas John
The Howliag Deuvisb Of thss Tribune into eonxul
hons Unless s,raightjnekese ee speedily pro-
cared the &c is likely 20 prove dsAri1aent.a 70 the
ing. Ar. BeeGher viii doshtlsss find his sensLhlh-
ties narrowed 'upby WooAs brstal proeeauxe,
bold special lDve feasA on Shs sasjeett and heeeW
his pulpit eushsuns with salt tears. while HE sym
pstsszing eongrogatiou wcap HE 80 many water
We, ia the suusb. ara got sseeetsd to ah.rs this
chronic dIyuss. has ssaie . ths Ssaasziaa Of our
cyse and our ssiFves have bEsoEne ssaaewhst case
hasdered. -NstIrally unElellns. ize haY44 bsen
tssdss ec,r}esials azaanded g ushg tAass esespss
si0unse Cair4stistk eeaaspnsns s<heS 4arahtnt Ne
Neili, Sherman. Wflseus Hszter. KsEsz, Sheridan.
Ailroy Co. What we snifsbt have been had these
phiianthropistH refused 10 violate oar Women, in
suit our children, impEisea our old men, burn our
housea, kill our cattie sddestroy enr crops Ills
must be excused faE the -granita condition Of oRr
nerves and the persistent drought Of our tear
glands-
We cannot Worp ote- Woods cnormitles On
the contrary sfsdlsPosOd 10 pick aq0arEei With
him for his falst senineatslity and his untinely
kindness to ths passengers O. board the Adrissie.
They sere, dorbtess, German or Irish roeruits on
their way to Gil The quota OF Boston or Kev York
under the last eal. An sshsh, they onshs to have
been held not al IhEisoaoss Of WARRIOR they wsFo
not yet sWo.p has bal as hostages. We VIII not
say that the Adriatie ought 10 have been ss1t TO
Davy Jones' locker but NO think u would have
been quite legitiInass TOT hkxs dhpasched her In
charge Of n prlza crew ~ the most coaycnient Con
fadesate port, disopkafksd her livo stock and pnt
them to work in The ConEderats service as hsid
hands. Taylor Wood uas deferred from fhis only
by Lack of ns and appertunity, and on this grUrnd
..lone do We exeHse bis tsedAleassG The whin1pef-
inss aud snifanys Of the Trfbune to- the contrary
notwii iihstanding, We are unwnliag 70 roiisgaish
our uIpdoubtsi right 10 brssk sp Yankee recruiting
statiols On the high seas, prsoisely as thsy dis
perse otR oonssTipt gatherings whereyer fOuad.
Our naval eosnusanders-oE pirstess that name
be moro agresAbi,-zs be tastzpctod TO attend
carefully to this in the future, Shall our enemy
recruit is shstt,apd sgona in s lanas and IN eve
ry siine under heavsn, and We bare no say In the
CRieApsoad WhiJ.
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From the Washington correspondence Of the New York
World.
Cnraess Republican sIovcments on Foot--
The EaectIen to SO by Default.

The asiiberatiozs oG thsaeading Republican
managsrs In tkhn city, New York, Boston and elso-
where, hExD led to most singular determination
% taeir part dt Is stated apon very good suthor-
tty that they hays sstsrminej to allow the eection
20 g1 BY dszAult and leave the Democratic party
Co slesf thsif President In the House of Represen
tzslsss. Is u SsarstAry Chase who said 60 be
she aashr Of sfiB very curious poll cal movement
The Heast,ns for the adoption OF this policy
follows: Eigst, the Republican leaders ere satisfied
that the war is near its conclusion; that disnion
peacs Is inevitable and they wish the Democratic
party 20 sesr the iguomny in history of being the
poIiticsa Organization which consented to asepara
ssop CT the North snd South. Second, they argue
that no uore money Is to be made out Of the war j;
thai the finances Of The country are now in such a
stte that contractors will hereafter lose, but eau
not Iake money; In short, that the public oranso
haa beea sSnsensd dry and that the. election of
Demecrasie prssiident and HoHss Of Representatives
weld pst the latter patty La . position whereby
thsr could nes condaet the war nor make any mo-
nsy fllr fksir sisnds, and would be eoszpsahsa 10
saszHE D 8 dashsneEesis plau- THIRD, they 'ah.ne.
weasa Hkswiss be iHeyitahes o@ing 70 bis ~roteaed
rzszsxIvsrneat of ghs- war; bat that peace unaer
RspukiEAan aassgEess wenld forever rain tho poni-
isai Of syssy gsa mar s Rsstl,sass wlus
wossd hAvs majority m the Senate dnriss IN. IN
aaffsa tssrs cf Dsmocratic Prssidsnf. tncy Monid
psssssf any rsas thss ronld pak bring WITH II the
akSislsa ef s!sly in the ssoshsrn stse ,ha RSnh
esns are wsing snough that there should be peace,
bz.k n nuat be neaee with dikuuiSn 30 that they
ossd aos have she poiiticai power of the South to
,,onteud AGAINST tn Q reunited Union.
p TSnese considerations have had so much weight
vfsa1 he ieaaIng Republicans that they are quite
wslSns 70 sss Mf. tsncoln asfeated In every State
cS "a unjos isased shss purpese 10 de 80 is sta
E5g dzAns sf tAe party shows thlt they regard thc
sisesssR ef ths uhicass, ,nonaee as feresone con-
cisEts1. ie-,s - f5ta{s 3 ~ e* - --.-~
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waektness,a dlspakrhas Of August goth, Epeak
thas of he rszss Sansogs eiTalkting hf ;kat city,
add OF Ltnsoisss rFoaeseis ef fs-eleetiong. -
II has kesn assaEssAned upon Rndoubtef aathor-
fty Tat en- Idea sH ssnaiaS paace eemmissio nsts,
ee assswR tng negot:iations scr the suspension of
hsskllisiea, has hsen ahaudensd by the admnstra-
kss;s- Ia d feared thak aay such action would be
saAan as @ fdienssuz of weakness on the psaxt of
tia soyunnenA and wolls only tend to still. fa<-
ts Esssaeksn ss rebel aathorisies in their Eesis,
6nes, and Esela be rejsetsd by fhlm. As PoIit-
ies1 zss9sns it is tkoaghi that 81 would Axength-
50 ssa skpesstiga, who you'd poia to Its rs;easion
an si3d1zes tAAk no settlement or the dis-ultiNs
esale he hA1 uRder-zzz. LinsSln's sdninissrasion.
AZ tAe sama sisae shsgs Is no donhk bat that dnly
accredited eommissiensfs fss che reel aaihoritias
o. any pFopJaiti<Ias fos a. sFmisfies from them,
leoking to sz3tiaasns Of existing differences 10
isoaveniioR ofEkhs States, uauld be reosiwed and
tlzly essziAere&, Tks ezassmss az Hea. II. J. Rag
mend aad .etksr inazssg Rspsbiisaas keza, gsFs,
ziss 70 szlzT rsrsrt that Eey had bssa s.snasosd
koss Ia eeanectsun with psAab ns<bEafions- The
faS4 10 that khsy sFasa kAre insruly In asteadanee
upap msekfag Of the Nntios Ill Exeealive Cespsais
he ef thu nepahlissa pFganisatioa, Of vhieh Mr..
R4YEaaaa is ehAszxaan-
IA Ixseaisys C:eanittee Of the National rsfon
mzispe lad . Ioag lessinn to-day, bot no busi-
Eeka sf pahyas ehAy9atk vas tyansartcd. They
~ &9itesxh so- -noxs6s, and their next snsstiar
wisl BE- ht18 - tAs city oil Nsw York. So far from
taafa hsER Hay FEaks kiIlsy whatsoever of Prs,idout
Lsssps8 ms ASsAaiae kram tAs zs4nvsass ~ SONS
kssa SaaRps, sks ysafs sssasa eainpossz Dis CON-,
asis4A aaassss thsassssS ceaaasae II Ii ss-slsc.
t. fra !. A -: ssszk a. 4sasee @Ssssss - SO
Eisssr <ss&ses.---.- f.ss sas T.
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MANUFACTCRE OEf STATIOEA&kns
The following is published for the information
and guidance of Quarternssters in charge Of PcatE
thsss in charge of manufactures OF clothing, aSd
the cAiefs in control of the Tax in Kind
IENTEAcr.I
coxFEpERArE STATES OF AEEEIoA, 80
OtyaEtoT1nRstcr Generals Once, g..
Riehmond, June p, 1854
Jfejor: With a-view 10 economy in the purchase
and Iuppiy OF Stationery and Blanks to s6s Grrny
OF Te1nessce and theSdiIIerent comHleodg IN 0eoT-
gia. Alabama and Mississippi, have deGirScd 70
place yOu la charge Of that dnty 10 tho performances
Of which you VIII Immediately direct all your ensr-
Ky aad attention.
In the execution of i, you aEs authorized and In
Strnctcd as follows;
To haSo the disposal of the eaitRgs from elotk-
Ing and tent fctoriee, of old and condemned tents
and other paper stock material under the control od
thin department. =
To arrange for the nanufacturc of paper eitbsF by
contract or Government account, as may be found
expelicnt, and also for the Pdrchase Of the same.
These instructions will be authority for all ofa-
GERS Gf the QuarertnEsters Department 70 trnnst=E
the material required by you. -, e.
Respectfully, your obc'iisn. servess, : -
[Signcdl A. H. LAWTOh,
ouartsrnastor Gsnersl-
Major J. II. McMAuoN, Quartermastsr, Ment-
Eoiuery, Ala
A true COPY. ..>r-
L Tho cuttings apd scraps from clothIngfaatnzsea
should bo saved-thoso OF pure cotton lrspt s@rato
from those Of mixed material. - w. co.
II Ali old and. snseEviceablo tsAt cloths .End
ropss and ropes ends gunny bags and 1nsHsvtos-
able hemp bsling from cotton bags, are Sskaabls
rnatorial for paper making, and should Be ScruYa-
lOusly preserved. t,AH'a "a
III. Grain bags in tho Burs36 Of tho Tax in
Kind, when unfit for in that bra0clr Of the p1b
lie service, be turned to very great account IN
another fabric and made to redeem much Of their
original cost, If taken of and turned over TO my
agents.
Properly authorized agents will visit the various
posts and factories in Georgia, Mississippi and Ala
bama for the collection of these materials end Ere
spectiGIly solicit cordial co-opeeAtiOn in ts accu
mutation. ]. H. MCMAHON,
Major and QuartcrmAstor.
. MGrreoxERr, Ala, August Is 1894
sepl-Im
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THE DAILY REBEL.
WEDNESDAY, MORNING, SEPT. 7, 1854.

FooKET sosk FoUED.-Found, on yesisrdas.
nesHiHs. laFEs inather pocket book, eon,Ainins
setsisrs fazieagA, sa salesz's pay account azas
snail sara Of money. The owner can obt.i, ss.ss
bOok and contents Or sPRlicaaieB to s..;x .sscs-
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- .f.isrrrunt.--l.s 8.

7bs=e has been no changs in the conditicn Of NJ;
fairs In front The report mentioned in our
1as, that Shc eneIny he'd disappeared IS confirmed
Tboy sem 20 have moved offwith much precipita-
tiOE, leaving ell their entreuching tools and usuch
other debris on the ground. Whether they have
fallen back 70 Atlanta or are making another move<
mcat On cur flank has not yet been developed. Il
Is understood that we now occupy Jopesboro
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.BRIHfl YrUgTR SLAVES.

AAcos, Sept 5tb, 1854.
NOTICE Is hsrolsy givon TO ths sisEshGtdsrs Of
~ spalaieR, Fiks Henry end Belts seanties, ,fhSt
no further &ely enr be toterstaa in Garnishine the
negroes called for by Gen. H0od. The neeszzify
for their amedisls 6,athooming h imperative. 0na
fth Of all the iaKis nsgross bstMsen TIA ages OF Is
and 80, In poaeaslon OF parties Who have not fur
nishsd teir fai aaooEt ssRss 30 ssonght In BY the
sth instant, othsnVisa, eanpuiaafy means will be
used TO secure tfhIin. Tha ssgsses viii be reesived
and delivered by the EhclzGs O. hg Ssfgt Lcathsr-
wood, who can b found st de eslee of Capt Smith,
Post QuMrtex1neseR at 0Ti<1n-- D~@ sefr
J0Effg q. CEAHKy Capt d 40. ~.
sepe-St (yiieffor rmgPssszzcss az Macon.
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iEADouARTERs WILLIAMS Bn,
Near Athens. -Tenn Au1 I

9e Measures have bocn taken to establish near
LyneAbnrg mill for re-rOlliHg old railroad iran.
This viii supply great want, and We may hope
In few months 20 see the speed aud safety OF our
rosds greatly Improved.
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meath q Ger. sasEsaas

I BRrsror, Sept. 5th.--lsrig. Gen. J. ii. Morgan
was killed at Gpsenviils yesterday, aad his body
| viii rnach hsrss,his sseaias. 49, - :
Esron Rlcinsead and tAe KsFsA.
RIcnxoxp, sept s.-- oflesl isfarsstiaa Aas
becn recsivsd hare that Hoed's aEsy d. nek dis
oouraged by tbs uztswsxd sssats OF the. last
week. - .-''f' =
The Wsshiaglsn Chsonieles ok tie u. has dis-
patches frsa, Nashville sAisho indicate Increased
business thets nom ne a tAs PseziPi Of esaaral
A Aoorrssp0sasnt Of sAs CAsuaIOls saga shs Gen.
fodertS Steamer Tallahsssss has bssu Rsrszsd into
| the p,r. OF WlmingEpa- sIgi ia44z. l,-.,.,s -
Gen. Morgan EkiiaeA ana Atza CaFtzrea.
RrcHMoMp, Sept. Sth.--A spseisits ths whig
dated Bristol says: Our cavalry under Morgan,
was surprised at Grsencvils Morgan was killed and
his staff capturesL except BGnsett
PRrRnsBuus, 7sSept-. 5th.-Last night abeus II
o'clock the enezy opened the most furious cannon
aiding on the city to which Il hss-besn exposed
since their presence. II lasted about two eOars
our batteries replying effectualy. -
No loss of life OF limb and but little loss 10 prop.
erty here.
IT ia reported that the enemy are massing q
hoavy infantry and cavalry force on car extreme
right near. the Weldon Road, for the purpose oi
breaking osr lines 5oceuPying and the South sids
Rail Road, or fog grand raid. =.
All quiet. to-day in front. Weather intensely
hot.
Northern ;News--The Yankee Draft Re-
dncea.
PEr4RsBuRa, September 6, p. H.-The Chroni-
Gle, of the 9th, says Stanton telegrapbsd Dix of
the fall of Atlanta. Also, that the draft had been
reduced to 100000 raen. Stanton concludes his
. dispatch by saying that 100000 more troops,
promptly furnished, is all Grant asks for the cap
ture of Richmond, ana to give tho anishing DioW
to the rebel srniy yet in tho field
The Presidents, cali 10 adequate to garrison
forts, cities, field lines of communication and sup
Plies and free the country of gueErillas, and give
security TO trada, protect csnmefce and- trade
and establish peace, order and tranquility IN
every State. :
Sherman tsls,yH.pks Stanton on the I'd, that the
goth corps holds a ltianta.
In q fight at g,lst Point Sherman was successful,
results unknown.
The Chroniclo nays editoraily that't is q desdiy
blow to tho rebellion which neither be paliistsd
or denied.
The yankee press dispatches say Early's head
quarters are at Bunker Hill, half way between
Winche:ter and AIartinsburg.
Wheeler burned several miles of tho Nashville
and Chattane9ga railroad The first raid captured
franklin, Tenn, ,andon the same night tho Confsd-
crates were on a raid to Duck River, but haveAAh
returned.
Gold 252.
Farragut's Report.
RrcHNoND, Sept. 6.-The Washingtou Chron-
icle of the Sd says Fa-raguts oeiolal report Of
surrender Of l!ert Morgan drawSa oontrs.st be-
tween Anderson 'nd r.s-- o. saws the Sorznsr,
finding the position perfectly unienabis, asd ca
numbered with surplus number Of eonscripts sar-
rendered. The Fort coaid not be defended una he
scrupulously kept every thing intact whilst Page,
with childish .spitefulnesg destroyed guns which
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Gao REWARD. .. ssstt :

Grimm, Ga., AuEast 3oth, lseS. -
nR. j. 7. Mickey made application 10 this
~ ONCE for exemption, which has been disap-
proved by the Bureau Of ConscEiptien. Ps14fne
the action his application, he aIlswsa fur
lough, at the expiration Of which he vaa 10 rsp0rt
to this 6faee, or be considered desertsr. This
fariough expired six weeks ago. The abore re-
ward WIN be paid for his delivery %, thess head
quarters. -.- . @>!sGR ~ 49, o.
Descriptive list Of j. 7. MeKsyy ag,s 20 L,soazzs
height e complexion fair, hair light, syel hlae,
6iad In ono eye. B. II. NEWTON.
Lieut. and z. O.. 9TH Cong. Difr
Macon Telegraph copy four times and sead bin
10 this oGhce. -<s. .' p -rg . b.
sug23- OF. -~i-.s .,-l..i ..rls-.sf b,
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asoo REWARn.

GToLRN from sho quazters. In Atlanta of Maj.
~ R. N. Masons Q. M, Stewards Corps, On the
night Of the 18th July, black Mare, 8 years old,
l52 hands high short, thin nsne and tail. :. No
marks rensnlhored aboat hSr except . scar ss1sHd"
ing from ono Of her TANKS to tho hl9 boae--She II
very long framed and hasa One head and cesa. The
abcve reward VIM be givan for tlis rctus 20 Maj.
Mason, at Atlanta, or such nfornsats1 q Wif lead
10 her recovery. The Marc b ths property af Mas.
3. @. ujggfns, Pay Master Stowart'E oogps. -.
aus27-Iws - %'i- =
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.-EM-M--@MA4h-A%Al-
DIED.

On the 26th of August, from wound received
in the battle near Atlanta, the 22nd day OF July
last Thomas K Pulley, in the fortisth year OF his
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- From q late number os Brownlow's paper
ve leaRn that the late Federal Grand Jury sitting
at Knoxviile found six hundred and sixty bills of
indictiaent for treason against rebels.
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~ We received yesterday the following note
from an estseraed friend, an officer in Gen. vii,
liams' Brigade OF Cavalry
HEADeuARrERs wILLIAxs' BRleApR,
- Near Athens, Tenn, Aug. Ig. 1854.
This Brigade struck the Dalton and Chattanooga
Railroad below and above Graysville, tearing up
the track for two miles. On the Dalton and
Cleveland road We destroyed water tank and two
miles OF rosd. The command Is in fno health and
sEiritB- You will hear from here again. Old
Cerro Gordo" is well. .i..a>
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Ia Ths young ladies Of BurnsVile, Ala, have |
rsissd and handed to Gov $3.50
4of tne osneEt q SEX end wounded OF Ho6d's
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NA.At the National Theatre In Cipoinnst9 G
psrformAaes was h.sly giysn for the hsne1t OF tho
First Ward-prooesds 70 be ussd in clearing the
ward from tho diaBit.
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'YEIsEGR APHIC


Entered according; 10 A ee osasss ia ths year lSa
bv Ea TYsEAsz1a On lie <nsrk's Desss a ths Dis-
tsee Gout q dc Csasdasss statss fee the EOi'Asrn
nstTiG, al. .GeaxA yst-s -4.,s.i
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~ It 10 reported that Georga Lyle, who re-
cently made his escape TO VicksbuFg says the Me-
day In W Wairen county, by our scouts. Lyle was
conductor ON thn Southern railroad for SOME time
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TO RENT

To RENT ,s--,a f--. 20
In Elst Grim, I-2 mile from Court H0use
HOUSE AND LOT. tsasy - s
THE house contains six rooms. TnA-lat, IAo)
l. forty acres Of ground negro cabins and all
necessary outbuildings. Apply to -. 7.
Capt. b W. HOGAN, P. @ y,
aug79-1ws f' p
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- Ths yaakees elaln to hsxs so,oeO sSsesr
usa ptisOasEs, Allowing as 81, ,eee sftlg1eEEe II
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SYRUP AND LARD FOR SALE.
i BARRRI. No. 1 CANE SYRUP.
J. One barrel nire LartS
sepT-lts y A. "ALhSh-
asgfD -REWAnD.

SSTRAYED Or STOLEN fem The subscriber,
- near Griffin. Ga, q brown black heEssi about
s--A--r ssss, ,nsitrm siae VIII pay otle hundred
dollars for eh0 hoFiHs ane thief with eSs4ence 70
convict Or ffy eellars For Information sol can get
The horse a. tie Courier camp u Gen. @. w. Spith,
commanding GsorEfs Militia.
sepV-sas M. I IaoBRYDE.
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Faxhs 81 Gainesr,Ile. Florida.


fne Oeston States gives the following account of
ine nsht near Gainesville on the 10th ult., and q
TsEy HAn dsons iitas AHais It seess to hays bseu
me enemy had 84s cavalry, composed of the
1Ssn Onio; and Ass MassAehuse. .ts, commanded by
Colsnsa Harris and 1t. Col. Morgan, and one piece
Of artillery.
We had leo men ensagod. composed Of repxesen-
fasiyss of thsSd Florida sarelry sf FsoxiAs fstz
saIion ard ssss forces and one pleea OF aftffiefy
Capt. Dickson pressed on the hght not allowing
- robbers to entreneh. The fght lasted two hours
"a tho result Is as follows:
W enpsursd Lieuicaant Colonel, 6 Captains,
z=zksHants, 3e2> Friyates, killed 20, wounded a
sEe4t rRaay but numbers not known, and captured
Sees Of aFtiIleEy-aIl they had. we recaptured
sd se;araed 10 theif owners lS9 negroes with what
eses slla articles hey bad brought with them, be-
stsa kaiRsing several hundred back. We captured
aasg hsssss and killed nsny moro, and . large
fzsofiiy ef mall arms and equipments, with one
lleEzi I'll Galore fell isto our hand. The property
ssiEsnzssd At sbogf s5oasooe at Confed-
Ss Ftleae
- ea'g De killed on the side Of the robbers was
-. szasaeE, Capt /. n. Ratlaad; uhc wac
- go = ezR staes consention. He refused t.
sssSs = a'' sse nsn saTo him an indoaai.c f9r-
- .4fs-E II s=zesA
= - siiss 'zls1 tza hils.a
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The Grass ya3ey NatEonAi Of CalIFornssI says
There was foand afs@ days shses Ia lka aljtg aes
OF John CheE q Co., on Baeksys {szE ii lIis euzns
", between Grsenhorn creek sad ,CkiEk EiuG
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