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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12

a FAST PLAcE.-Spruce Greek, Hun
tingGoE county, must be rather iItercs-
ting town. An exchange says of it =
"Spruce Greek, the locality of which is
no doubt known to your readers, is be-
coming fast place for its size. During
the past two months, there have six or
more marriages from that place, three Of
which have been runaway matches. The
parties would certainly have done better
by waiting few years, as they were
mostly quite young. Madame Rumor
says that one young lady who left there
some time ago for Harrisburg, never
reached her destination, and was not heard
from til recently it now appears that
she ran away with a married man of Al
toona. Another report is that a married
man, formerly a resident of Spruce Greek,
has left his wife and family and is to be
married to a lady whose husband mas de-
serted her. The people seem determined
to make stir, and draw attention to the
place"
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12

THE BODIES OF DECEASED SOLDIERS
The following information relative to
the procurement of the bodies of deceased
soldiers buried in Government cemeteries
will undoubtedly prove of great benefit to
the thousands bereaved by the war. Any
person desiring to obtain the body of de
ceased friend or relative, must be pre-
pared TO make an affidavit before justice
of the peace or a notary public to the eff
feet that be is duly authorized to receive
said body, and at the same time state the
company and regiment to which he form
erly belonged. All applications should
be made at the office Of James NJ. Moore,
Assistant Quartermaster, where a record
is kept of the deaths of a large proportion
of those who have fallen during the war,
their company, regiment and rank, to-
gether with their conjugal condition, resi-
denco Of widow or relative, cause of death
and exact locality Of their graves. The
affidavit must be left at Captain Moore's
Office, where he will receive an order for
exhuming the body. The Government
makes no charge for furnishing all inGor-
nation relative to the interment Of deceas-
ed soldiers, but after it has granted the
necessary permission to exhume their bod,
les, Ielinquishes all care and supervision,
and the corpse must be taken from the
cemetery by private conveyance, and pre-
pared for shipment to its destination 10y
the same means. 1t is essential that a
body be so prepared as 20 prevent any un-
pleasant odor, which can be done By means
of disinfecting powder, or by sealing it in
metallic or alright deodorizihg case.
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The Election.

The returns of Tuesdays election come
in slowly, but enough is known TO render
it certain that we have carried the State
by majority ranging from 10000 to 20,
600. Tho vote is light, or the majority
would have been still larger
PHILADELPHIA.
McNichacl, Union. is elected Mayer Of
the city by 5000 majority. Our State
ticket majority IS laraeR
ALEEGHANY COUNTY. ) y
Allegheny county will give about 5 5,00C
Union majority.
INDIANA COUNTY.
Indiana goes Union by the usual token
of = 900 majority.
WESTMORELAND COUNTY.
Westmorelaud, of course, gives heavy
Dem majority.
YORK COUNTY.
Union gains.
ERIE COUNTY.
Large Union majority.
WARREN COUNTY.
Tie Union majority will be $50.
BLAIR COUNTY
Gives an increased Union majority
CRAWFORD COUNTY
Gives Union majority of 1,700
FAYETTE COUNTY
Reported to have gone Union.
SOMERSET COUNTY.
Heavy Union gains.
The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1865-10-12

Cur HIS HoBBLEs.-The other day.
says the Altoona Tribune, as a down-east
police officer was bringing prisoner over
the mountains, the latter managed to es-
cape from the cars at Cressop, leaving his
captor to feel somewhat chagrined when
he made the discovery that his bird had
flown. The prisoner succeeded in break
ing the chain attached to his hobble, and
then by some means stuffed the latter in
his boot-legs. He then got on freight
train and came to Altoona. On arriving
here he went to the Railroad Shops, and
converscd very pleasantly for awhile with
some of the employees, and finally asked
them TO spare him a cold chisel and ham
meT for but moment OF course he was
accommodated, and stepped into a recess,
where he was heard to hammer industri-
ously for few moments, when he smil-
ingly returned the hammer, made some
more very pleasant remarks, and then
gracefully moved away. Some one being
curious to know what he was cutting, went
into the recess and found neatly cloven
pair of "handouffs for the feet" Of which
he had SO cieveGly divested himself, and
then made good his escape.
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SaS~ James j. Orr, candidate for Gov
ernor of the Palmetto State, has been
brought by the logic of events to say =
~ am tired of South Carolina as she was
| court for her the material prosperity of
New England. [ would have her acres
toem with life, and vigor, and intelligence,
as d3those of Massachusetts" just think
of that utterance in Columbia, and CON
trast with the denuDciations of other days
New England is not out in the cold yet,
neither has its fanatical example ceased to
be influential.
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Cambria COuraGY.

The election here passed off quietly,
though the vote is large. The Dem. ma
jority docs not materially vary from last
falls vote. We have held the foe level in
his own chosen stronghoid-which is do
ing all that could reasonably be expected
of Us. The dcserters from the draft
throughout the county all voted, TO the
number, probably, cf FIVE hundred. De
duet this number from the Dem. majority,
(for those men had no legal nor moral
right to vote aud you will have the real
Dem. majority.
We subjoin the vote of Cambria coun-
ty.
LCAMERLA COUNTY. UNOEFICIAL:
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APPRENTICEs.-A Interesting decis-
ion was lately made, in relation to an ap-
prentice, by Judge Ludlow, ot Philadel-
phia. The boy, being bound as an ap-
prentice for three years, left his employer
without his consent. lie was arrested
and brought before the Judge, who, on
examining the articles of Indenture, and
finding that it embraced no provision for
the boys education, ordered the inde n
lures to be annullcd and the boy to be DIS
charged.
The large number of apprentices at va
rious trades in this country makes this
decision important. Unless in the articles
by which boys, and girls, too, are bound
to service, either in shops or houses, there
is provision made for their receiving some
education, it is almost certain that the
greatest number of them will get none,
and thus a large number of persons will
be brought 70 manhood and womanhood
without that amount Of education which is
necessary for their own advantage, and for
making them good citizens of the repub-
lie. Apprentices are not, We apprehend,
quite as well cared for in this respect as
they should be. No parent should, in his
anxiety to have his boy learn a trade,
overlook the Importance of his having
else with it.
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DD- In short speech at Lawrenccburs,
Ohio, the other day, Gen. Sherman said !:
"The war was inevitable, and we could
never do without it. l hope this fact is
now realized by the whole mass of the
people. You have fought aud finished it
yourselves, and have left nothing for your
children to do. There will never be an
other war between the North and South /"
He predicted that our future would be
greater than our past.
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A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE
IA Notice is hereby given that Letters oil
Administration on the Estate of Henry HarH-
son Duncan, late of Blacklck tp., Camb7a
CO., deceased, have been granted TO the "-
dersIgned, by ttc Register of Cambria co..
All persons knowing themselves indeo'G T."
said estate are requested TO make Immeu.".,
payment, and those having claims "gnlhS'
said estate TO present them properly autumn
ticatcd for settlement, to
REBECCA ANN DUNCAN, AdmI
Blacklick township, Oct ., IoO3-ot.
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.OAII COAL! COAL

4 tUNI. % III. W
" The public arc hereby notified that now
i The time TO order Il winters supply OF
Coal. Cars on the Railroad are plenty, ara
t1apsDortation sure. Later in the season.
this may not be case. Send on your orders
nor.
Coal furnished at reduced rates from laS'
e,,I,s Trices WM. TILEY.
HemIock Cambria CO., Aug. n, lSG5-5m
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Eay- An eclipse Of the sun will take
place on the morning of the 10Th inst
Partial in the United States
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NOTICE
IN Notice is hereby given to those per.
sons that have unsettled accounts WIN tn'
late firm of TUDOR & JONES to come ,oi-
ward Immediately and settle with T. II. Iu'
dor, the surviving partner of the hrmIln
sent their claims, or pay their Indebtedness
z. ii. TUDOR.
Ebensbnrg. July Is, 1863.
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pea- Gen. Howard estimates that 10000
freedmen have learned to read and write
since the war.
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T OST- ,
IL Strayed away from the premises OF inc
subscriber, in Carroll tp-, Cambria coup!,
some time during the month OF June. th:eS :sS
year old BULL, brindle color, mixeu W.. "A
white spots The ear mark is a round hole IN.
slit in each car A reasonable reward VIII DC
paid for his recovery. JOHN fhD0H'
Sept IA, l865.-5t.
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Ohio.

Cox, Union, is reported elected Cover
nof ,Sy, 20, 900 majority. The Legislature
is considered safe.
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NEW TOWN.

NEW TOWN
~ The subscriber would inform the pHb.
lie that he has laid out TOWN in Carroll
township. miles from CarrolItown, 2 milei
from Ebensburg, 20 miles from Indiana, and
miles from Campbell's Bottom, called ST
NICHOLAS. a large number of lots have
been sold therein, and several more can yei
be bought. The location is good-grouul
productive, good water, &c. a new Cathois
Church Will be built inside its limits neI
summer.
Any person desiring to invest in this nov
Town will p,eaSe call on or address
NICHOLAS LAMBOUR.
Carrolltown, Pa.
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10 obtain any of these Iette : tho
cant must call for "ad0eriised Iefle-, '''e alp
date of this list. and pay one cent s' f,I give
tising. '''' iof ad7e
It not called for within on. ,uon,t :,
VIII be sent to the Dead Letter orico '-F
Free delivery of letters bv eqrr;er, -.
residences of owners in cities and lar%a, a." AZ
secured by observing the following - 7,,lo,a 'oFa
l. Direct letters plainly to the Street
number, rs well rs the post Office ana 9. "
?. Head letters with the writer's 3 na,t ".le aSl
ana STATE, street and aumJsr, sign tIsen, ql;;s
~ with full name, and request that ansraa g,
be directed accordingly.
}. Letters to strangers or transient ri
IN town or city, whose special address
be unknown, should he marked. in the Ior
left-hand corner, with the word "Yransi,p,s 1
I. Place the postage stamp on the ,r,.
right-hdnd corner, and leave space betTE
the stamp and direction for post-narkiii,g Will
out interfering with the writing.
N.B.-A request for the return OF LETT.
to the writer, if unclaimed within 30 day, ,
less, written or printed with the writer's ne,
post 0pfce, and StItc, across the left-hand .,
OF the envelope, on the face side, will be con
piled with at the usual prepaid rate of Nos
age, payable when the letter is delivered
the writer.-Sec. %, Law of 1863.
JOHN THOMPSON, P.
Oct l, 1865.
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XXIId senatorial DIstrics.

We have achieved most glorious vic
tory In our Senatorial district. The re-
turns indicate that Harry White is elected
by majority Of about ], 200. A dispatch
received here says that Indiana county,
his home, gives him 2, 100 majority. JEFF
ferson is not heard from, but it would be
a safe estimate to allow Blood 200 major
ity in the county. Taking Cambria coun-
ty as giving 500 Democratic majority, the
Senatorial "situation" would stand thus !:
Blood. While
Irdiana....................... :. 2,lO0
NanlDfld-. oUO
jefferson -.--.....--..-.-.-.. ZOO
1000 2,100
Whites majority, 100.
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10 THE PEOPl.r.
Il REMEMBER NUMBER oyp
Bring your Greenbacks along ana ~ ~. {
Horses shod for S2,00. You can sI1 sc'
Buggy or Wagon ironed or repairea se' :
Singers shop, near Isaac Evans Tan.
Ehensburg, Oct. u, l865-3t. le'!
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county, 500.
Majority last year, 800
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Judge Cunningham, of Beaver Is dead.
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Half Square North of the Diamond.
sept. 20. EBENSBURG, PA
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MARRIED.

ou che lSth inst, in gne1vilis, :, Rev, John Y sis
son Chaglsgn % O. II. A., Nsiet a =, hAhshss ie "
n a SAD Mics sum J. 9tEss q TINS cay.
The Nser has beer fss thrvs ycars eoassnsing Rgby
for the rnfoa asd pow be sss givsa practical &C.
on.ts.ton Of his faith ssjes by Biz veEks and -
;. vss tree te ID. - ta- Say be es uaasA mes
ss.at aud devoted 70 he a,oe.
L. Athvas. ToBr en- t6s lsiA, BY Rev J, 3. spence,
L. PrRcg,u c. WILSON, "a o. u. A. ssd MIS- LEuria,
laughter Of Rev =. A. Atles
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CTRCUTT C0URT-sEVTKRYTLLE

As3rew A. gelscF il. Joan Mallsaaors sad othsTs.
L AFFEARESG THAT 4. L. NULLEypoRE, oAe q The
3efe1dazts % this il fesfaeut e this
shcoEas tai the ordinary gees osBHst b. servrd uP6B
u erefui that Htlieafoh d nss E5r k5uF successive
BTgs Bi8gs bag hoting satd dsfsndaat sp.
bsfsre t Circuit COaFt SsFisFFf the Sd MondEy
= iUy He1t plead, anHaf the
zAs4 tb~ BsfBtf TIC siu ~ pFooneisd
a. - ion 1eIf-rfE " HTREFTT fa-Fk
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.ATTAnHMENT

2
TIE FLBTNTIFFs, on AFFIDAVIT. SAY TIE DE-
fEABAST b tBoshtsa n then and ziseoHs the
sTy prs1e cAnRgs - served EPoE ki, hsyag obtained
lasi Ettaehmsut sgEihst the estate Il The de;ondAnt
- reJzTabe hffe s& bsksf, IazeH Of tbs Peace faE
s ccERty, and ths having brs levied bis pre-
s Il & orsFe4 - sad gusos thai SsfsH5anf appear
s E a. h oes ia Afsas. tbs l5sh day 81 ssptsnher
Fi' o 81 VII Be Fr9ass5o4 rth FaFte Is farksr or
1e4.-s : Wig pf5s JAS EAKEhs , r.
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ATTACHMENT.

$elseu tbrisp - tsAas " CgehIsa.
THE FEAISTIFF, OK AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE DE-
FESpASI II tBdabssd e biE En3 sscsu4s that DE
Hary process cannot be srea upon hl having obtained
liRs3 a3taEABzeHt fhe u efsHdanI
z rssRFnsts before stephen Aaathgs Justice q The Puaas
- BloaBi ceaHfy aaa te having ben levied Bro
l. Il ordered ~ tsad @ufes that dsfsnaaHs zpsaF
f5ss h 81 he scz h Beant oSahty 90 ths tA asr ef
szEust DeNt q va b. proceeded sta paEte IL fsF.
~ cEssIed that this Eeties b. Published for yaecsstu
in kEoNnlos's Wing
tFlAasE FTEPHEE MATTHEWS J
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Jaka Nsgri. 81. v D. saIla.

I ~ FLAINTIFF, o. AFFIDAVIT, SAYS ma DE-
fhNDAST = iadsgtsd b BIN and stseoEds thss sbs
-s Frgoess caaHCt - sFtd uFon kim, hssaE cbtaaed
szsi sttshspt against the sss4o Of defe11aat
,tsfashs tsft 9sEs Baksr 1astiop u tie Pssos foE
,snfys aEa The hssfng lesB issie1 his pro.
- = rsrso ty sad gsstios that the dstsBdsBt aPpear
- ls es9e u Athens thr iEi saY a. August Hsxt
~. L-sSs7a slth paFgs. IL i farther ordered
iss Bic y psbsisa o. fgF snooss.lvs ~esks In
-feN = t-E trsAfE
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ATTACHMENT.

70. y. Eatos -. Alfred TiszlaaBs,
r. ATTAINING FRoN THE AFFIDAVIT FILED ~
AS that efudNHg indstea The tisinfd.
za- rsstsat STATE fhaf thr ordinary pFuess u
ssnno - Hban kiE bsyinE obfa4aeS eFfEfual
1aetsen: having been tcVad acsrn4anis
Epertv sad refRyned ttr- the 5th day of saB< ls
- sria-eH sst pgbsicafieu slR5s
Ercuncss ktg n0ty sid aefs3sat syFaaT before
sy hgasC oeEutl thE ai day II D~nlst
aEd ssseua suit o. E5g laFiug
- pkrtr. fsfa-as FfSs LEMEEL EoGART , p.
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ATTACHMENT.

O. v Ca7r-E -. JChn Savyers
T. AFFEAEISG FROM THE AFFIDAVIT OF THE
psiatfs ssH re trSsa9sas = nUa-Tsssitat
hbeE3s shat tas e&aibsry process caHaat
uPoB kiH and Il sFJsrtEE taat h bsH
BED L = ordered thst FpcHt40n b. had for far sec
we-ks E1uwEiev Wig hgigiEE szd asshaErs T.
.gaT ny ccs Euex eozusy tts tsh day 81 becor.
usI tksFt piead aenuF ss5
f.z,l1-ss 80 L v NYxATT. 81
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ATTACHMENTS

Bsfta hJsrTu - 4saass b tsssrs..rf-
hsteFt bsssstt, la =, James y S.r1lf
Aiehaet Alexander ~ isaaas =. Cauattsn
3 gGE ABOVE CASH, ATFIDAyITs HAvtNs y,..,.
-z. aH4 beBas gisuB Fe4HiIsa ty las N &C. 49,,
50 sra having Ubtsiae original alta Bi-nts sEsi,, -
- q tas sssHasBt, jams y. faulpis Fesurusir -
y AAss 1HsfF - the Peace fF Cas- pt-l ssasrx 80
- a s8E basE iHEio ms estate Il ordered tbss
- 5lsy assgise D. served slid asfendaot b. pyl
- i f5gI sRsosssiss ueeks N BFsSni0Ws bs eftias
stgesE ns5afe ssfd 1nstios - hs house % Camptsi
" - t= al SAP & Anzhsi EsNt sEd HhFseF fhs GOA.
= fsufiasi tbs Hiil b. taken 81 fst atsd
% s'siiag q part. THIS "a May, issS,
---.lf~ 81 FP NeSEw p
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n, tg.eisna.i Tins. q Dc 81 IN. ~ /.

q The psomosiea ol Col James Erownlaw, = soa
4 the Governor, te be Brif2aseF General cE CAvs
.lry L one Il The nssA mcFitottoes rewards 81 Ne
day The gallant young efhcer though searee o'st
vigorous and aAshng FsngeF aHeoag the mountains
a Esd Tennessee and EeFthern Georgia with
every high and bye way Of which be vss faailiAr
be aid signal ssTviee and wen the nsoFt ahe4uiye-
csl distinction. He exhibited net e1ly enterprise
md knOvledgs Of the country, bal raFe military
tact cemnending hiuaseR Ia the council - eesi -
ia the aeld His promotion has been hssveiy Wont
and will Be worn, We doubt not a. gsaccsaiiy
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ATTACHMENT.

~ F1EeTt70H 70 saIl7s y "EElHl0I-
IN THIS CAUSE. " APFEaRIxg To ny sATisTAC-
TON fFon e sday q tbs FiHistg, that the 8efrOaant
R0HFessa o. tkis ssle. e - aheonss that te osdaa
~ process saBaot ~ sFSed sPVu h and tie sftstant
ssue ia his having hsa Fsiufed tsese levied
aespaahts property u ordered faas Futliesiion ~ sa
eat aaesszva seeks IN hFoNaios WIFI notifying sid
aspdant appeaf hesTs hose IN etasgf oosHty
tss tn dy 81 July sext % asRd said sa The
vii proceeded with arsefdlnKiy
isael4-4s pf6 g. ]. BURNETT, !. P.
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STOLEN CHILDREN.

John. A BLACK BOY, Sow Is WARS OLD,
~ aEd NAhCELLCs c0FPsr cJ1rei boy uss u years cd
slslsE fra thtIT hons sa Hitoasfs 10 GFsiaEeF
JsCzsy. IsnE - icuEsfrt saeE, bvemtgf. lisa TbsF
taksn Virginia lBfg raoa Il tArz4 VIII
tsly received - t-iT father, ih- HHsisBsd Knaxsilie
fsfslfa John AILsTP
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ATTACHMENT.

Ai'1i J&ekson " q. W. AeKsnIis.
he PLAINTIFFS, ON AFFIDAVIT.
'sy we estsnaAut IL nssbsd Esm aua % sbseaas o.
- - t1at rs ordinary Process u l4s eAHnot b
go tfva hiar having ObtaHes a eTtsansl sst.rb.s.s
s5 &c $50 p 'as assndAEl usds rsluFRxbis before
- LzTng 6ssn isF1sd On he pTeBsrtF h - VI
= ga tae ssisseast sPPssT before ba 4 d, ees Il
- sssaty 0o TIE isil day q gay IEss = q, - -
'rave Eil P@Fte. Il u farther a.yss - y "
s-zsissE % p nj aJs5tHe ik
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CIRCUIT COURT.

seoohd Judicial cirruit-CamPbst esabsy Tennes-es.
wm. jsHsss .. = Eisosia
rIfHE DEFENDANT, n. KtNcAIB BEING NON
Resident Of this stass u 4 uraetsd that PublioaSs
b uads or four successive weeks q bre~ugrs NE u0t
ing sad dsendant appear before tbs GFsnit Coaft
Marlborough the IL Aohaay o. stbT nssf saa asks
dsfnna vii te iaten confessed ard of
Ing pAfte lnlGpf5s Z .. RoqEHs cleEk.
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ATTArnHrMT.

tiehsei 1lrnastsan IS HsnrT aisssa
nus ELAIsffFF. 0s AFFIDAVIT, SAYS THE bE-
fEHHAFf 5 nastted % kia Thfea HaHats9 Daiiars. sd
= sns e. eaassss kiusf tst - snlsassy Pfserss u
sw esaeet b ssFssdon hha4 viaa eststHd ~ sE,asi
attachment aassst defendant. Sds reaTsabls before
Hksy ksssa Justice ~ Ire fase for Anfsfsn esHHty,
Bnd kafaF ~ lf - Che lARd e Henry Gibson
u ordered By ssd Jtes that ths ssadsnf aPpeaf hfs
in a bis ses Aa9prssa tsabty, ts ls ~ Asgast
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