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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

CHEAP LOTS, in fine location for Manu-
~ ciung Purposes. only IS minutes BY railroad or hour
by boat from New York, Ia ELsbehpot New Jersey iaous
the lin. OF the Central Railroad ofN J) Coal Iron end Lu
Der cheaper there than place near the Cry Lots o
SALE belonging TO the kellogg Estate on easy terms. enu
DIV 10 r. r. KELLOGG Executor, No. l39 Pearl st.
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A }. BLEECKER, son d Co., will sell on
MoSpAi il,h INST; at 0,S,Ses Pm =. The Erenans.
SHARES OF the CAPITAL shock of the LITTi.p KvSSS'
AWuA AND ELK RIVER PETROLEUM AND MISIxo
COMPANY. '"
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flouses an0 farms Uante0.

ERUTT FARM TO RENT with HOUSE
L FURNITURE Seventeen acres; pleasantly ,itnaedi
one hour from the city Rent 400 Addre H. H. Railway
n.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11
8alts bp auction.
A SsJCNFEy SALE Or o.,

A SSIGNEEs SALE OF $4,000 WORTH
n OF MAGNIFICENT HOUsEHoLp FuRN,wnnl
-. CONTENTS OF THE ELEGANT MANSinS
No. 13l WEST TWENTY -SlxTH-Sr., NEST or ;r~.,
AVE. ." hu'
X. r. WESTCOTT, Auctioneer. will SELL TuIs ma.
MONDAY, Sept H. at 10y O'clock the entire con,s,
above House which Is completely and elegantly ftri.s.S
Dining Room and Nursery Funitxe, Rare Coascsios
"''0 MA T OCTAVE frAvo-yoerr
MUSIC CABiNET-STOOL AND COVER
Costly Parlor Ornaments IN Bsque, Brouze P.r.n
Bohemian and French China, siverWsrr Cutls.. CIV,
and with everything adapted to hrstcas re.isues
B-CartInen In attendance to cart pack or aim .,
purchase. No posponement.
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N0OA 10 500 WILL s sEos sascs !:
a.rnne ,5r thousand men. liealih &C. e1 ~
or, eohynicnae. aud safety for every boy PSoelsas
Letters Patent. VAN uAA'p"h"
No. al Broadway. Second Floor.
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GOOD BOARD is desired by two young gen.
" tlenen on Brooklyn Heights. convenient TO Wal o.
Ferry preferred The very best reference given Address
until Wednesday. H. b. b., Tribune Oihee-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-09-11

Il FURNITURE. Seventeen acres; pleasantly ,itualcai
one hour from the city Rent 400 Addrer H. H. haHway
n. j.
NNrANTED-A STORE on the Fast side OF
w the city, below Fulton Market Address +. i. W.
No. 282 Nest fourthst
WANTED TO RENT, in Brooklyn, l0r on, one
w year from about lst Of October; furnished iouoL
good size aud In good location desirable Rent not 70
200 to 600 Address, with full particulars, ~ W. Aio
Office.
NNyANTED-To RENT, for about one year,
w FURNISHED HOUSE In a central location III 'I'
Civ Parties about going to Europe woud mud th u
sirble opportunity, the advertiser has small ianny s
no snail children The best possible taken OF furniture
Address for tw DAYS JAY Box No. iG6 Tribune Once
WANTED to LEASE for term OF years, or
Purchase. First class HOUSE not les th,n . iees
front on Fiftsve. between Fifth and sixthaves ana
Fourteenth aud Thirty-Githsi.: Apply to ,
Ns II. ROSS, No. 704 Broadway.
NvANTED-A FURNISHED or an IN
w FURNISHED HOUSE, in New-York or Brooklyn, 70
RENT or PURCHASE. Call on or address
FREEMAN Co. No. POS Broadway
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n for sALE.-One Hundred and Thirty Acres unincnn,
b.Irl Title perfect. Well WATEREO aud FENCED
Good LAND; good BUILDINGS; healthy LOCATION fine
VIEWS, Sc. IS miles tour hour') from NewfoFk Nl.oe
sold at bargain for sh sa,i.ctory security For parc
ular. address o. VINCENT COFFIN, middietown Conn.
A FARM for SALE-ln Coeymans, twelve
~ mile. from Albany containing 81 acres well fenced aud
watered good buidns &c. Price $4,000 including Horses
Wagons and all the Farming Utensils. Apply
JOHN K. TERRY, No. 400 broadway.
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4 YOUNG MAN, whose evenings are at
~ leisure, would Ike 20 have COPYING to do at
iome l. good and rapid writer Address j. H. r. Box No.
40 Tribune Oitca.
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Ronr0 an0 Rooms.

DROOKLYN BOARD is desired by two young
ID Gentlemen in a strictly frstcas- location, and con-
venieut Was ferry. Address b., Box NO. lS4 Inouns
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EIRST.CLASS BOARD is desired by gen.
l. ,lcmen wife and grown daughter. IN strictly private
family in central location In this cty. for .J ght months
The best reference given and required Address D. Box No.
1863 Tribune Office.
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II IGGlNS & KELLOGG, Blank Book
IN Manufacturers wholesale ookseers aud ssiioner'
Nos I2J and i23 " ilan-s;., SewYork.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

am induce o. Soy = word upon the very MI.
mcrous cuI esnoats G.. f,rnslcs 10 Franco, which
arc not cpcn 70 'hem 81 tope Tho books Of uino-
tenths Of the rctail oIg Ia Pare are kept by wo-
mon. DO nos remember = co"ee-housc 10 the city
the counter Of which he NOT y-,sicd over by n wo-
man. The boX-othcos ot the theatres are tended nv
womcn-not only those q the evening hut thnas
ofon during the lay for Tie sac o. reserved placrS
Tie b0N-'pcucrs and suhcuce-s,cI frs arc woman
\ q unt only do women act a. ,e'rrs In such %
"a B, mcuis A. are NATURALLY f'cl i.r ttcm, bus
even 49, groceries hsriwaro-s Iois, woui- Yards.
!rA.'-''. s. butchcrcs etc IL q - plAcss inc
l'.t.,.tor is . woman, fenced iu aud scnaratei
tr.m i'c rest lv framework OF slass. Tho
u' ,''-'' .cr- 81 no railway stations br@ ptiu,t-
p'.ll Women. have hsd the pleasure Of rir.i l..
b, HcM daily "t a sooi-lcokiug young person "
about twenty flur ycnrs. From appearance '
Would ~ 30" was engaged 10 the conductor Of tho
| four O'Clock trsn Women even sriari tho ST.
tons aud some 81 the lcss 'tcducuted croasingL
Women cry the rate ~ cN hansc every aftcruoon
aver the mrs" h"trr eui more numbers " the
rcw'papcr' arr d's 'scl ~ boz women than bv men
l nryrr saw vet ucwsDo, 300 traucr In the port
tors' lodges n the CITY thcrr arc a,tu,1y porrese.
M porcr' AMI a landlord voulU rr err to take for
th.s service n woman without ~ husband lhan
mnu without wife 10 small h.uar. vh.r. only
ou' rc'ton IS required, that one c.1.r i.swotnar
Omuluut- co 'ou tors ~ mt th,r H,y'iIa at tho
u1us'rr-Nthoes g. women for irsuec 80 and ri f.
cation. Women let loukcys ior rides Al WoY'r,o
rtnc,, nud saddle them too Women unaer,a.etnc
n'yu ~ furniture, Rgrcc g. You s4 o.. ,he
PIc" and You find them quite "a rrsToufiu. 10.
ucn. without multiplying iust.uc's, You WI
see that number = avenues are oitu ~ tu1alss
1 here, which IN husband A., c'srd rh.rc ,-e
7 o,hr capacities 800 which women are ouI.uyti 90
] f-a'cr, which trust aud u,l c,c would never Hc
atycptrd D., women o. l,wo. "a tr.gaIc 81 street.
/ rWttr'rs contain. 1u tlrR' numucr It males Ali
iouINtf. fh,fr ARE female chl luuuIors ami Old clc
/ women A complete establishment OF = frmt and
! Nr.tulI prIiuU yHuHat4 81 art, mau g. shout
/ aud "'' and woman and horse htrreesrd iutr
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
GENERAL GRANT.
Arrival Of Dr>ertcr- WcbeIs RcpnirinH
the railroads

headquarters Army i the io'oia 20, Jan. p
Several rebel dcscrtcrs cATit ion t.-'r.. t,..cs
large number Of coltgala nis. All 10 tho
most wretcLed coud hou agnaOlo. Tics hal
travelled q long distance in The rain, and Hc-e o'
jcets Of pity to all who saw thom. They report
that tho rebel cavalry have withdraw 20 lc'7-
ford, on the weldon Ralr al, where they have
gone into winter quarters. They were compelled
to tall back g. this point owing 10 TO lacN Of
forage between thcrc and I,csm's station, aud also
for tho lax Of transportation, owing To the de-
,truoton Of the "a ruad IN that dissrcs by General
Warren. They, however, PICKET a. f1r az Roam's
stat'ol and on ,Lc wos, 1do Of HAicher', Run,
vito n division Of lins Corpp lcapt on tho
Pevdstovu plank road. HE rch9ls have been
ycry busy preparing he railroad north = H.oks-
'ord, Tor thc rclay'n. u the rails tut A. set none
have con pat down. probably c3auqc hcy 90 Ut
Urese4, them. 4 hCnrtitr' "a wa recently pre-
scutcd t. the lo8h N,y r. Volunteers hy the
lll r. n 81. L,vroucc std Franklin counties, New
York
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
Friday. Ban. AZ.
From Washington.
The War Scws-~berman's New Movement
Removal of General Butler The pcGrc
Runors-t onciiaiory Policy of the Ad-
minist ration.

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= ,'''',"' i'i''' ''4i' Nv '''' II" "''y
" VI, N'''' $50 W 'u' o''-N.H' '''' mo ''N'n
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"'' "''''N', i,"N' ''' "e Owl" was ''''ol
Wy W",r 70 '''' H," "'''e''' 'H'F 'N"N'',
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

laIy ~ gentleman, having made mp her ~ his
nini 10 be photographed, naturally cous.4'rs, IA
tho first place, how ~ Re dressed So rs 70 show oil
70 the est advantage rh'q by no rurans such
an uuml ortAut matter IT. many mIght Imagine.
1t mo Over a " words ot udyice touching ulp.'.
Orange color, for ccrtAG optical reasons is, photo
graphical s, black lluc is white; other s!Hie' ur
tones Of coor sr" pr port onaiy darker or hglt'r
~ they contain more OF less 40 tlcs cHl4ts. Iuc
prorrcsslvc scale of photo raphc color commences
With thC lIyhtcst. Iue Orurr stands thah; w'itc,
light blue, violet, pink, mauyc, darf nlu,, crnur,
hlur-grcen, lasther-bruwn, drlu, ccr,Hr, hl%euta,
y, 0y- f0er, dark brown, purple re-, amber, uu-
rome, orange, dcs i-ulack. CIWrleA.ou has to he
much considered iu connection "Itn dr.
Il ID Ocs can wear murn lighter colors than
Ir4ncttcg; the latter always present tui-
ter uctures IN doris arrs7os, bat neither
look wen "a positive "hI' violent c"u-
tras,s OF color should be- ,pcrlaly suaroe sgliust.
In photography, pruuoivs possess fres, algan-
ta.r uvcr tlcr iAltci eib,,rs. The lovely gold
tresscs ose an d or trauap4Inr' ItI'InC, iAu
rcprthCAiei bllCl, whist ne 'uulu.c bio c'r"
theme of rapture g. tLn go f. 10 u2Cr, t. Tie pAo-
yyyrapAorof 4 ~ pIi HAil i o4t. Toe s.i4l ,St
ni.! most ,1ec4yr say o. llaa'u' Tue yellow
e., Tor lroiu ttc LAR s 10 Po",r. It nearly w.ie' It
is sons ur.Y a. % aLuut tlc s-UIs photographic
Co. cYrnpic4olr. A he3Elc, ne uyshe ~ 70
s.or. ,i-..urr, D.. On accuyn, e.. tH yr-uw color,
r.uIc,ci most painfully distinct ".cu lGuio-r'l.-
oD. b f. .ui -HYN must ne GALE IL go liy ..s ole
uuc' .. a-. a. 90 80 ne 4utguar 14e NDrI p. .'a-
o. b H .r... o., 46 We nave s0CL, is ttc o. IS
rca..i. .. Sea uy light apd sci nv the l',o, 4,
Therefore, yau would keen your crWTrr''n clear
and .roe trrn tan necf'cs whilst ta-.uE tolr ce-
s.tiul EsGplss al ne ea-nde, In.aIi ~ 81
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
GENERA. SHERMAN.
Fart Of our Forces al beaufort, =. &.
Shernnn'a Rule III savannah.

Ecs York, jan. 4. B, sne arrival OF the tram
mort stesIner Gsor-, c e uin- from P,-. R-ca., oc
learn that Geacral Sherman lad rao,el par, Of his
army 10 Beaufort, I. C., by water.
Washington, jan T. Tie Redmond Wac, of
the 10Th INST. contains The following Items;
Tho Au-us,a Cnlp.i.tR an4 SENIISri. Of ~ t'F
ind uuh,.tCsn uunr r " news items O,I
from a ..utrmcr VITO In Savannah on the lr
or. The most pcr''rt ori"r NJ no" mantao"i ~
.ihocttv No tJiAo. slowed 10 Interfere 60 o.
tle ci.izens \ any plIi.-I.ar a citizen w.s ai-
ectted Nv a druuAe1 COLDER lew days since r..
c.,i7cn Knocked toe sa.q.er down. The otll"I o.
lie slari, a. sf-u a. he arrived, said nuthiu. 90
the citizen, hut had he soldier taken 10 the blf.
racks, jagged. and soGnIiv whipped for he mis-
behavior. A argaksn solq.er who pRdnxl9pk 70
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
Geographic News Itoms, &c,

Irisp.or. sd by some EuglIfi capitalists 10 90
int the hasur.S OF t.i.GE osr."' 60, a. the Capo
OF Gooi il'',. IA Tho saac d uiC feathers which
uNg hr pMokci every gN months. Eici pluck
INK of ich,h.te will De- worth rom 30 81 go Tor
each bind.
Ina rrst'u, has prHmo'ci bow, Mror-Gcu.
r~i tuItt,v MrtfI ID, o ul r.t.rrt slship,
81 tho surgcat,u,f Goncral Gr.ut ,ua Secretary
St7. On. lpiS may, perhaps hc tnAon aH hn inli'
cation tuAt G,l,lL MrA.o. ,,rs Uut re.t under lh6
Gems Of tho auihort's Tor bn share I'm the lGis
F,rt Flahur hus ncsl
TnV louisville pENoov,r orn,n' NJ details ~ m.
,tusso-t ont.cs IsrIs rated ma th,t tate hv rebels
belong ug to DO gang of the uutnnou, AhV-rebel
Sue Muudy, without DE l,nst prov cation they
murdered, II Lebanon Junction, k'u.ucky Eve
mcinlHrs q the 18th kortu,k, luhntry. Tho
il,n were tskcn nom 'Nst holi,. a4d deliberately
shot,
OSr h,uI ~ sailor orr sr'cc'ci A. Portsmouth,.
y n, = 'Iruas, FL. nc t'it tn Baltimore, and upon
examination Il tuuud thlt moot ut them hal on
ciu.,I' 90 tOrs undo. t.tI saI.rs' dress and
were armed evidently Intending Co. carnuo at the
frst Opportunity Tho u'ro gut - the hold ~
the JIu'd State. Suip Naudai'l, AMI te ustchcS
thsIcuol down.
1uE TI,imy papers announce the Heath Of Hon
Ac.Nuicr suuui, JIl.r oi tlc Wee Admiralty
Court ~ N'yl z ."tl d u'tt.." We hl nova six
teen vcgrs. l. WIS before boon that tnr case Of tha
htclu"r 'apr1t', captured bF fcNn pirates on
the pas,a., ,I.n Sew NurU DO. T. ItaiHl, was tried.
AMI he gave DcciVou restoring b. Fr'sol to thN
owners.
naEnroror H,yiu.l.,l announced, ~ The 9,,a
ut, hlH ui'HfHu o.. "r'.I.r tho ID rrptous OF tho
m'rtm1in and naturalization If cgclcn tstical prop
eity, shaping II on tho sss ,hAt lcnums.e tfaus,
actions exc tet without tr.u', and according ~
'fc laws wlic 7uthor.gcl .uph amortization, shall
lc rat ted ~. UrdIug 10 the prugIp.c Of ir'e AMI
nWIl. liberation, keep u- 30. 'lcs At The rehgi'n
Of ~" state IT thc man Catholic ami Apostolic"
rur Cor,da u. of wu...r have ucr r-teuatny
d D..
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

s. Ia" s. JIn. II. D y! aicics from The West
"a, e., 40 Iadiars At tie at accounts, were GA
Ne Rep-lhcs1 River, roreatng s,uthward.
frrop' we've corcortrarns for pursuit Aigices
rom Foa Kcarucy say that tho Overland MI line
y inicsfol from O'Tflou's guHs to Valley station,
I'D rethap' tc,oad. The Indians 80 largely out
Nunbo' The t-o.p that offensive operations cauno.
At prasou' be pruse,l with ma-h chance VI sue-
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

STU, the sctu,l removal and the circumstances
atou ling 1t have prcduood an ir nc-s So sensation.
He vas required 70 deliver UP his command, pa.
pcrs and MONEYS snd cavc the army within . few
tr1ef hours. He will soon appear At Washington,
however, in spite ~ he desire u the President to
avoid q sccne With him, the r.dicale whose
wrath At the downfall Of Butler can scarcely le re-
STRAINED, Rave devised plan Tor rlrmonins him
to testify uton congressional commission to in
qarc into the Wilmington 's'.5c Ius will of
c'ur-e, draw General Ritcr ,owash ns.on. where
h. VII, tcccmc the centre Of set = ra,.,icM AL
tors. Bat one thing Is ccrtAn. H. vii. not he
again employei on rctvc ecrvlcc lie viii rroba-
bly, he shclvei with an srro nth ,nt to- a Depart.
men, in We Southwest
Tho news Of the ,rr'vsl o' Nt Non IN Oh.
ncrd has greatly stimulated tte confidence ia an
early peace u was fearcI O. At he would he pc
cludrl from passine tho rchc Ines by JcG DAVIS.
The Blair movement H. not the ou. ndret At
tempt VA favor OF peace. 4 prominent wcstrtu
pace u mocrat has teen permitted t. rAss our
lives M tho same mission. l. seems g. he perfect
IT. und,rrtood that the two Governments Al
Wash nrton a1d T,hu n', ,-c wow honest.
v inclined T. ccuccd" OIL Ion ~ peace. re
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IN sofa. VI Greeley IS now bore, working m at
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she e-cnts ~ tfc Wat having clu-oci slavery
hcyo-i the power ~ RS lrcouau, sud the
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u't would influence Nr pa'i, 10 THIS course would
.aulIV al "a Il int aNa
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

of yc.l1w ono IN liz sLcad R1re tiiie oft,rs NJ
more oHstrrctiun H. the 4rtiui, rays o uo SIN
than white. Half ysrd n yclloS MT tbcush
pcrhaps not very hcootrin-, viii h. found ulro y
hcaoi'us and considerably chcarSs uan quari ~
kalyG0t.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21

vas "a. Ton, Jan. II 4 letter ron. The Army
o. tho Jsmos dated JAu. 90, SAYS tie weather "a
mild and clear All il q "ot t-iay. Maj Gen.
Ord has isscn command Of tbs department, 90
tlccee Ma. Gen. Butler.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
Another WRECK

III, with $50 passengers arrived at h,' port ycs-
tc,lay, reports M fallows' Had heavy westerly
winds u c entire PASSAGE, lost and spit Sails cor-
rel away frcwnrd, stone hoats, g.. Drceuhe-
l9th, ChnrlcE Mlgcc, seaman. was washed nom tho
poop overheard, and drowned. December 2lst
WIN. Gsrvcry, seaman, was lost overheard, sDp-
posed ~ have rceu washed from the loreoa1lc
while wonr'rr ship during n fearful ale. Jan.
-lh, Noutiuk Po,ut, hcariuR y. by =. 20 miles, Tell
" IA bark Ma'iH Metcar, n, ~ Philadelphia Tor
BOSTON, m sinking condition. Took N the ~
nrors and crew Hui lruuFht item 10 this port
% inst. a. 1880 \. VI, struck on tho outer MD
de GROUND, where she remained until 6.aOp VI
Tho Br,iRewatcr bad two p.rthS aud Que death 900
20 V.urlst
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-01-21
The War Westward,

g. lone .t.r. 500. ........ ul.. -..t. All.
>. dc 80 ulr. ,r.'-m .c.op. ~! .y'auat'oe Of
MT ,o.' ar' .. Ven D..sl lt ..f. -ac- .u3 t.s
>, h.''e ja-'.. walton. - t.,'s carle'r- 10 some
.-o.,r.... -.... t.- lc..... ia, part o. Nc
'ogr '.,..r Sc. / 1919. res.! thn pr.
s-rtr az ran n --I .-o"ll 20 d'snorci hy to
uaeI / -n'..la' " q. 20 CO.. e. ..-,e, r.s-
IL ... f.a Interview v.l Ccue-e, llo,'r, op
to go. , pt t.r. urle-1 H,- O tire zee
rr.-.. .'.,t. l.s Visit was .. s,rr,ri,r 'is
battalion '. ... r.lou f~'o'. Tar ro,d army o..
Ge0cr,l Poo IVES rop7r''. 60 O., a. Rrs Depot
on ttcR Gys.. nc~crter. ,-o' . rrr' ye-. me-
mc--ur %, D the ph,le country rss SIZED with
p'a.- l,-,
81 Lonr' I'm io-Itie q .v.,'s irom ~
o.r.'h S.y tie o.p, Las, rot set leG hat post
and viii e required T. r'mA.r tN're t. p tc-i
Government stores uni &c AtkaI..7 river Is
sgsu So 80 .au &c removed. l. the meantime,
It's te',s,I the President val revoke she order Of
evacuation.
fFo-t smith 8, o ros, v,'l-gc n Sebastian county
o. The .ht hank = he Ar'rnies L YER l. miles
". y W. o Lite tax, TIE cop. 81 - a. s0'c.
l. is az extensive tr.ac - 3d. nc H. Lana trltca,
snd 's or tGs leo'. ONE u tilf 'ungo oi our mil
tiary p.sts IN AL that rcion. I.s I.Yul ton tc-
TO-, tho VAR vas some 2,iNo. NHN R.cu IS 4
haur shing v'i1.c-thc rawtN O' Cr-v''"i ouVr-
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