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,ou.,eruation an RichmOHi-Rebe bel
Lenders L. looking 10 Mexico.

New YORK, March ~ The Tihune's
James river correspondent says refugees
from Richmond report great constorna
tion in Richmopd They say that The
CITY has been for some time iii course of
evacuation, in the way of sending gov
ernment materials, machinery, Sc, to
Lynchburg aud Danville. Sheridan, they
also say, has put astop to this i'll great
measure, bv destroying the Richmond
and Lynchburg Central, the main means
Of communication left The Danville
railroad is almost worn out, with no ma
teIialor men to spare to repair 1t These
men think that Davis, Lee, and Other
leaders have lost all hope and already
have their eyes OH Mexico rs an asylnh
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I.rlkR OF tnE PRESIDENT

RICHNDNp. Va. Feb -. 1868 Gen
rral K. + Lee Commanding. 81 Gen.
eral. You Nill I4aru hy the letter Of Gen
eral Lougstreet the result OF hi, second
interview with General Ord The pnI nt
rs 10 whether yotti sell "r Gensral Grant
Should invite the other t" conference
is not worth discussing II you think
tile statements Of General OId render II
probably useful that the confidence sug-
gested should be had, yun viii proceed
a YOU may prefer aud are. clothed with
al the supplemental authority yon NAV
need ia the consideration OF any pIopo
sition for military convention, OF the
appointment OF q commissioner to entel
into such an arrangement a. will cause
at least temporary suspension u ho'tl4-
ties. Very truly, yours
JEFFER son DAVIS
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DOUBTLESS TRUE-We cannot hslp
ascribing the growth aud general indif,
ference to local affairs, and the gradual
rise Of the very worst class into local
power, to the prolonged ABSORPTION Of the
best minds, and highest public ehaIac'
ters. in the anti-slsveTy struggle The
injury which that conflict has inflicted
Oh the Northern people. by the exclusive
concentration OF their attention upon II,
for nearly quarter OF century, IS We
believe, inealculable One consolation
is that it is now over, aud We hope with
in the next four years to see the efforts
of press, and platform, and pulpit turn,
ed to the task oil stemming the tide oi
corruption aud abuse which IS flooding
every department Of State and Municipal
Government, and checking the growing
ascendency. of corporations and class I'D
terests in our local politics / ir'"e'
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Gen. Scwton's EapciiIisn.

NKw YORK, March 80 The Herald
hey West correspondent say, the object
Of Gen NewtOn's resent expedition up
81 Marks river, Fla. Was tn clear out the
lebels and intiict as much damage ) pos
slble and if practicable to capture ST
Marks Thongh he did not accomplish
al, he was greatly successful Attercon
siderable skirmiShiug he had stubborn
night at the National Bridge, where the
rebels were III strong force and we'll post
ed Though in superior numbers they
were driven FROM their position but Gen
Newton, owing to disparity OF numbers
deemed it best TO return to Key West
which he did without being troubled by
the rebels.
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"A workiusman named Rivrs'-=we
copy from the employed ah"ut
the Treasury Department, found the 9th.
er day a package of Sl'O,n0O, which had
been dropped or miSlaid tie promptly
made known his discovery. and il is graf
ifying To learn that he was handsomely
rewarded II would he gratifying to
learn what sort of management they
have at the Treasury Department. where
package, of $1,000 lie around loose
and are picked up by laboring men 1t
was we'll. undoubtedly, that il fen into
the hands of one of that class. Had
some of our high politicians stumbled
upon il. the Lord knows what wonld
have been its fate
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r,,nt;nn of telesraphic conihuni'
49,, u.itb New York last night leaves
.;+baut or usual market reports anu
:..ss our telegraphic department very
'aa,sr. appearance. Gold was quoted a
,,n - yesterday, in New York at 81 -
"V C.n Nevton in his expedition mp 81
,,.,.s liver. encountered numerically
.,or;or force at National Bridge any
:~r Them from their position tie af'ef
's ~srd. deemed it prudent. however, t"
r.t,ra 10 Key West.
asn Grant believes Richmond VIII 'e
..yacuatsd within ten DAYS. .... a
The Re,alFs Washington special says
., = known in Washington that STE
,t.rs Hunter aud Lee consider the reoei
'.nse hopeless, and that President LIN
III. = contideut OF an early surrender OF
,te Sontherners.
Refugees report great CONSERVATION III
Pi,Lmond, owing principally to The de
.,,,ct;on OF the Richmond and Lynch
,,rg canal, the last communication oi
the rebel capital
N,<imilian is encouAtering dithenliI
in Church affairs.
TIr report of the arrival of sherman
D., R,leigh on the 18Th is not considered
worthy Of belief
The force of the Contederacy Was lie
stated IN the South Carolina Leg.
;.latnre to I've 10000 men.
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Rupture Berweeu MaNimitian ana
fhe Catholic Church.

New YORK, March 22- The Herald
prints official documents going to show
that there is complete rupture between
Maximilian and the Catholic Church -
Among them is letter from the Pope IL
Maximilian, i'll which lie utters warnings
and gives advice, ali which howey er' are
disregarded by the latter The Aich-
bishops and Bishop, n Mexico also pro
test against the acts OF the new Empeio
and appeal for suspension Of the meas
ures against the ,hnI,h Thou protest
II also nnhCcded
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crau, ou the Evacuation Of
Richmoua Stephen ""er an"
zee Hopeie-~

Ntw YORK, March = '- ne ii'"S''le S'l' .
Washington correspondent says a sepa
t"rju, from the iI|n, says ii G11 hs 'ramI ayasn
sieJ witbin the next ten days.
TIN, sanitary Commission are sending
I,rgr quantities of >timnlanIs to the Ar
nv yofiLe Potomac A number OF sur
econ. and nurses left here today fOr City
Point.
The Herald's Washington special says:
Il, known lay the Administration that
stephens. Hunter and Lee are all hope
les, of the rebellion, and have 40 in.
formed Davis Lee looks upon mmina
slaves as failure, for the simple reason
that Congress delayed the measure toc
long besides the failure to make the ne
groes free, renders the plan hopeless. -
President Lincoln does not believe there
will be any more serious lighting, bat
that the rebels will soon surrender
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TIE Catholic Telegraph. Of last week,
has the following items:
Cardinal Wisrman was the seventieth
of the College of Cardinals-the full
College OF Cardinals il seventy I
has died ia the Sovereign fontiticate oi
Plus INth, now in its twentieth year.
The present Death of the Sacred Col
lege, i, Cardinal Mattcl.
The oldest living Cardinal is ToSti
horn i'll l716.
The Youngest is Guidi, born in 1910
There are thirteen vacancies IN the Sa
cred College.
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The Force OF ihc ConfcdcraCy l2O,'
900 Meu

NEW YORK. March 22-It was recent,
ly stated in the South Carolina Legisla'
ture that the entire effective force OF the
Confederacy Was only 10000 men, and
Official documents from Richmond were
produced to prove the statement.
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GoSE TO Pull OUT The PLUG-A
Hartford man, who was some years ago
engaged in quaTrying on the upper Della
ware river. remembers that while drilling
a rock a disagreeable fluid flowed from
the hole, and they had to plug it up he
isnow Of the opinion that ne then struck
lie" and he has gone out with party
to pull oat the plug"
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Reported Arrival of sherman ai Ra'
leigh.

NEw YORK, March p The Times cor
respondent says: Rebel deseiters report
that Sherman auived IN front OF Raleigh
on the 18th, and hattie was goinp on At
last accounts This couldnot have been
as sherman did not leave Fayetteville
Iill the l4th
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-03-23
) WHEELING, W. " THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH 2s 1865

afa refused to concur in the action yeas
q. NAYS o. So the kabeas corpus Question
is disposed of for the present 2 The ;aBit'
itia bilir has also received qaiefas in the
Senate, and from the temper OF the House
it does not appear that either that meas
IRE or the "law of few lines abolish
ing ..clnss exemptions" will receive the
sanction OF majority y.-Richm0nd Hh'g,
"a the RpHAoNB PAPERs,i 2l65
As nearly allths employees ot, this efS5-
tablishment Responded Wedresday hiof1i-
ing to the call of tlie' Governor for men
to he assigned TO special military service,
We were Unable to issne !, paper yester-
day morning For the same reason our
evening edition was suspended yesterday
and the day before, BY means of Il small
force of cOmpoSitJts, we are enabled Ia
issue the Whig this morning with re-
dueed quantity Of reading matter The
Printers Guardt having heeh nalifved
from furthar military duty for the pres
ent. we expect toFesnnIe and contlnne
the regillse pHbksation Of our morning
and evening editions without further IN
terlnption. z7Riekk.5Ad Htjg ss-
CORRFS NIsfSCE NJ GENERALS LIE ANp
E "-,'1 GRANT.
RICHMOND. VA. March l3, l565 To
the Senate and HOpseof Representative;
| herewith transmit for your information
copies of the correspondence refrredst 10
in any message Of this date. in regard to
the proposed conference To adjust terms
of peace by means Of military conyen-
ton JElFERNoN DANi9
"2s LETTER 6l GEN r Il. LEE.
HEApouARrERs, G. S. ARMIES. March
=. 1861 -Lieutenant-tienera Us. Grant,
Commanding United States Armies; Gen.
eral-Lieut. General Lougstreet has M
formed he that, in recent conversation
between himself aud Major-General Ord,
as to the possibility of arriving at a sat
istactory adjustment of the present llh-
happy difficulties, by means OF u militia
ry convention, General Ord stated tlat
if desired to have an interview WIN
Won OH the subject. YOU would hot
decline, provided ] had authority To act.
Sincerely desiring to leaNe nothing nm
tried which may put an end to the Ca
lamities of war, propose TO meet you III
such convenient tiIue and place as you
NAV designate with the hope that upon
an interchange of views, it may he lonnd
practicable to submit the subjects OF con
troversy between the helligereniS 70
convention of the kind mentioned.
In such event, am authorized to do
whatever the result of the proposed in
terview may render necessary or adVlSa-
BILE. Should YOU accede to this PROPOSE
ton. wonld suggest that, il agreeable to
Won, we meet at the place selected by
Generals Ord and Longstreet for the III
terview, at II A NJ on Monday next
Very respectfully, Your ob't serv't'
X f. LIE, General
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iHE LAsI EtFoEI

Having thus fully placed before YOU
the information requisite tu enable Nol
IL nudge ut the state III the country. the
dangers To which We are cXposed, aud
The mca-uie- of legislation needed f"I
ayrrting them, II remain, toI me bat tu
invoke your attention Ia the eunsldera'
tlun of those means by which above all
others We IuaN hope To escape the "a
lanitieS that Wonld result from oar fail
ule Prominent above all Others i the
Necessity foI earnest and lial 90 Oper
alton between all departments OF Gov
ernment, State and Confederate, and all
eminent citizens throughout the Confed-
tederacy Toy YOU especially, as Senators
aud Representatives do the people look
Tor encouragement and counsel. Ioyonl
action not only III legislative halls, blu
i'll your hOmeS-wili their eyes be turned
for the example OF what j. betitting men
who. bv willing sacrifices Oh the altar OF
freedom, show that they are worthy tn
enjoy its blessings | feel full confidence
that You Will concur with me i'll the coD-
viction that youT public duties viii not
be ended when yOu shall have closed the
legislative labors of the session but that
Your voices will be heard cheering and
encouraging the people to that persist
ent fortitude which they have hitherto
displayed, and animating them by the
manifestation OF that serene confidence
which. III moments of public danger, Is
the distinctive characteristic OF the pa
triot who derives courage from his deyo-
ton to his countTy's destiny and is thus
enabled to inspire the like courage in
Others
Thus united in common and holy
cause, rising above all selfish considera-
tions rendering all our means and fscul
ties tributary to the couUtry's welfare
let us bow submissively TO Divine will
and reverently invoke the blessing OF
our Heavenly Father, that as He protect
ed and guided our sires when struggling
in a similar cause, So He will enable -ns
TO guard safely our altars and our fire
sides, and maintain inyiOlate the politi
cal rights which we inherited
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
RICHMOND March l3, 1865.
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ALBANY, March 22.-Thc bill to remove
restrictions as to fare on the New York
Central railroad was killed in the Senate
to-day.
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SALE ur AZ "Ou FARM It il stated
that the HrSdrick farm. IN Crawford
comfy Pa was sold last week for 5000,
Unu This iarm contains over three hun
drrd acres II Vas purchased 10y New
York capitalists. who are preparing to
dryrl IT, valnr ls oil territory
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A WRITER in the NrW York Anti SIiN-
crv standard planning t"r the tltnre,
say. There mnst he an armed force
within reach Of every slave and master
with constant ana intelligent -uPeiy lsion
Of both, ia She especial interest Of the
Il,
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BUFFALO. March 22-There is heavy
snow storm here, hut the snow mclts as
fast as il falls
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A PROLIFIC MArRoN Mrs Andrew
Allison. residing IN Beaver county, three
miles hom HoohstOwn, last week gave
birth t. four healthy children Some
twenty months ago, Mr,. Allison gave
birth To three daughters, whom she
named Cora, Dora and Nor, These seV
ru children ho,n within period of two
wears. were, al last accounts, doing we'll,
,-N,as Also their mother.
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ProceedisEs OF the Late Rebel Con-
gress--Tke Correspondence Between
Generals Grant aad Lee.
The following extracts are from Rich
mond papers Of Friday and Saturday:
THE LATE REBEL CONGRESS
On Wednesday the House of Repre-
sentatives passed bill suspending the
privilege OF the writ of habeas eospss-
yeas Sc, nays 30. On Thursdsy the sepall
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THE IMPREssMENT LAW.

The impressment law, as it now exists,
prohibits the public officers from impress
ing supplies without making payment OF
the valuation at the time OF impress
ment. The limit fixed for the issue of
Treasury notes has been nearly reached
and the Treasury can not always furnish
the funds necessary for prompt pay
ment, while the law for raising revenues,
which would have afforded means for
diminishing, if not removing, this diff
Guilty, was unfortunately delayed for sev
eral months, and has just been signed
In this condition of things, it is impossi-
BILE to supply the army, although ample
stores may exist in the country. When
ever the owners refuse to give credit TO
the public officer, 1t is necessary that this
restriction on the power of impressment
be removed. The power is admitted to
be Objectionable, liable to abuse, and
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WHEELING REGISTER
Teiesrnphic SUMMARY

,uI psp.y MoaNlNu. MARCH a'' ''S'
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From Europe.
Three DAYS Later News.


Hd'iN1r Jan % .- The 7 n. steamship W Clnadn.
f. ,.-..t - -, 49,, o,,...,.,,. g..
"'" '''''l " ~ '''
inst' has arlNei- lac news uy 'hc IAhA'a " hu'
Important
Cart. Corhe,. late Of tho Sea King tnov tho pi-
rate 81 enan4o D. las hcen rctnandel for tu.i.
The Amy ,Nn NAVY e. AzvrrH saws the Canadian
dif-ulty " II, n sN nrohahihy l,rsr, hut no,
h,-rul,.sly. Tie d.spl,y of attachment To Great
a. -, - -, ,......,,, ...,,,.
ui & NJ =. ~. N W.. @ - W. ~
' N"'l -, w ~ ~ W. '',."' "' " "'I " - " wv,
W, ", "".'', Wv - ~ :, ~ 49, ~, IN - , ~
Nu na,.' =" " y "a, a., M,
oV'rI,N'RS sn-'n"N.y " tn ".'u "rH -, '"p IT,,
,ho a.. IT.. - .,,a,,t,' o.,.hli.,oI trssh
claims O, irupcr',I aymps,hy
Captain Corlctt, ey-commander u tho s,cnnc-
Sea X np, sna, Shenandoah, wa, brought before
the magistrate ,t Iondor. IN the Sth charrcd With
having enlisted. o- ,t,er Mod a. enlist, nrItsh -ib-
jects fo- 'ervcc r the Confederate navy" IN"
se't WIZ Nier,. 'h &c, s .a,, %. @ w., ,rs
oncr, Who took the vessel 10 Maler.1 md ,hcre
arnounrcd to 'ho ere" that she WAS in,'aLNl snn ~,
80, w lc,,'c Wa ,ryc1 In rirp,rt. ,rren tls
$50 vss rorunndri, - g p-isouc. rru. 'du'.rcl 10
o"
''' "' .,,
lIhp' "thh' NoN'm'Ft -''u AL" ''''"''' ''''
sssoria ..zi never suco the commencement Ut the
war Wa more ,er ne colhlerac entertained alsput
tho slfe,v u Richmond bni Fctsr7hur., be Grants
/ { re what Il ma- lie also afhrmg tl't ucycr wa.
greater contfIcvo. a.d iuOrc hope eniHit1'nol an
! reference ~ sue present an! future OF Heccsna
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wv York, w1s hpppflv frustrAtNi At,rt thirty
men, ruiels and -yinpa'h zNrs tori pz.e,vc IN 'he
bat With the design NJ 1A1inr lc- ~ yea in TIE
manner VI the Roanoke sd Chetnp~lsc. To pro-
vor Marshal General Il EcN Olea'E how vcr.
ne aWc inivrtnci I Of the fact, went On h,s-i the
'oN'cl IN disguiso. isrrete thc'n nl out t~lorr
tenehlng furi Jackson = few nh- below the ci'y'
shl n acriviu.- ~ that pla, the vessel va roI-
pH- squad " y & soldiers were marched on
p'arl and too Nholo gang were cnpturcd.
Nr 'r,tn, ssvs tn WI ceiling tVn.l TSrrt LtGry,
o'h d lhIittlsy, THAT The late di -atcr ~ ltvrt'y
"" s a. tpos' - e.Mp.eie the New Greek affair.
Ibc teies cntnp'etelv 4irpri-csi tho sarr eon aud
captured nenrly = the hrte. amid the utmost GOA
WNon TIE nrrisou wa c.mpusel ~ dctnch-
mcnir ~ u" brht Ohio Cavalry .nd tbc Thirty
'our.h Ono Infantry. uuul .eripr about 100 men,
nearly oil ot whom wUs oapturc.l. lie rehcls
could not convruienpy gusIi such q stvat uumt er
ut pri-1uers- and perhaps n r1uplo oi hundred IT
MON 'Sapci, lncniug Lieut. -C.la NouAt and
Furnoy, commanding tie two aVta hiurutH named.
There were stores ~ any ouufNluruce ai this
post aud the Ioss IN property Wa sght.
Tpu sIrtoSAL TSrniiarsc1n eivss m a.-crn,
Of the appearance of General Iut-t before the Com
mitee ON the Conduct of tho Nar, when the news
was received in the Committee room Di tho ial 4
Fort Fisher: "Fnr a few moments tho silence of
the grave prevailed IN uo chsmtcr, and al tbo
memtors present seemed 70 be wrappod In cou-
ioupls,pnn " Vie Tressubly comical position into
whi'h dc IatnoIPa hgure IN tlSe group wns A. su,l-
denly th',wn ten Nutler did moi Etffer bis al
sent N pinde,uess to last long but recovering his
eIuanimity befors suylody had time TO make q
single remsrk, he bomgnsnty trok survey ot
th ose atvInd him, and with the s,mTlo uuornnco,
Il am g'sd OF IL msicsticslly walked oh OF tho
ROOM
A LITTER from Savannah says: "spsskfny OF
gubiugstlDn, ten Sherman has very terse way II
meeting this dithculty To proud lady who said
~ bir General you msy c'rqucr, but Won can't
suhiugsts uA he instantly replied, DOM want
10 sulusHie you. mean to siil you, the whole II
YOU, Y you DONE stop this rebellion To smother.
who wantei To- know of him how long tho war
would last, he sad. Wei, we'll, IN his rapsd onr
| nest tnauucr, I ,Lout lnow perhNpG SIX or e,gtt
years and then twenty ur Twenty-Five years oi
gicrrilla warfare; loul enough W destroy this
whole goncraaon, and then we begin anew In
this way he dAsLcs thoir srruaHucc, light snd ht'
W the Winds sud they leave hue prcs'nco utterly
coufound 4, and Vt Least with dus respect W thc
Yankee General
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UNNoiuiu dates 10 December T. say = very s,vsrc
Storm sffttcl gIo sanIvch Island, in the fote-
part " uc month, causing eonsi.lsrshis damage to
build ngs in Honolulu. Very heavy rains feIl dur
ing the months inches in " days. The volcano
Of KilAncs vas very actvo.
ISTcEN,rioN from the Army Of the Potomac
state, taat consd rahle frinS took place 10 trout u
Pcicrsbursh, near the ArpomAttoS. On Friday
morning, hut v.A wha, insult IL ncs known. Tee
rc els 'ccmcl very iubilsn, over something rhurs.
day night, as they ndusel extensively in cheer
ins' bcll-rngins, etc, for hours.
A tug.,os, which arrived At Washington lsst
even nF reports that the steamer Express which
len that city on Saturday, the same evening 81
seriously cLAied ty ice thai she sunk Oa Indian
b"r Of army horsss hal been rescued from thcir
danger
Tuu Now York State Assembly held q short ses
sicu ou Saturday. nls were noticed M follows
To incorporate the City Gusranty and Security
Company. 10 incorporate the Chnstopor stree,
hshmeni ~ = Mctropoltsn SANITARY District. To
inccri,orsis the New -lors Consorvstory " Music.
rns House Committee on Military Affairs has sc
eumulstcd, and Is still gathering, large smouu'
of testimony and tscts tcstveto frauds and abuse,
under the avs COR the coloction snd purchase o
cotton and other products Of tie iusurrrctionaty
States, and will doubtless report bill Tor the cor
roctiou Of the dislryal sud AuxL practices Of mer,
csnsry speculstors.
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Peace views OF Jcn. Davis.

-1l-r---T -TlIt -
A"' ~ ,
taut oorresponaencc between c'''a'n neH''7 ''
H. 4 e,-l-ia Lec!slauro ard ed Drvis ~ rc,crCucc
- ,-.-.,....t -. a.. t--..,f,,,,r, ,
" 'cs '''''"' VI" Wv
Georgia IN favor OF sep-rNi" state Aci'on Ai con
veutYn 10 nc@o' 1'e terms o' peace NJ nNV 8 IA
his rVT,y, totcd Wv N, l7bi ihNnRs ~ rurres-
p.ndct "a for uc'r ftsuAness IN inV'tns an
expression from hun' ahd Ta'cF AZ
lcrgth hls objections 10 Nc proposed rc~'IHuonE'
lie states Vat -cpotaie H''is "'t'' "'u ptodn'c
division IN tic oi'c1''''y Aua nh,'' AM
strengthen tue North, u" drn o' mat he ms eyer
been IN '.70r Of ne plan 's e''' G hur 10 lLA'