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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28
HEADERS 10TH RECT VA. MILITIA,
Richnnnd Marcl, % 1874

ORDER No, g.
By an act OF the General Assembly AZ Virginia, passed
February e3th 1856 The bounds or this regiment are
extended end fixed the corporation limits OF city OF
Richmond and one mile beyond said corporate limits on
the north sideof James river" Tie Same act directs
that the Governor shall attach all white male persons be-
tween the ages OF 10 and 45 years residing inhabing
"or sojourning within saidbounds whether domicied or
undomclled and not expressly exempt from ali military
duty by the law Of Virginia, to the 18th Regiment Of
the militia ofthe linen go fr., TrF
An order OF the Governor directs that the enrolment
be Immediately proceeded with so as 10 command the
services oevery man within the prescribed bounds who
is subject to duty" g'si .fltl. cas- ,oF3-
AIpersons embraced In the above mentioned act snd
not already enrolled will forthwith report for enrolme
at the Office Of Capain Charters Provost Marshall OF
the regiment the north side Of Main between 9th and
10th streets Prompness In reporting will save parties
the annoyance of being arrested by the guard.
BY command OF Col, 7. J. EVANS Cong Regiment
a. GARY,
mh23-d4t 20 Lieutenant aud Adiutart
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NEW AUCTION AND COM1IIssION

~ HOUSE The Subscriber has conclueed to colp-
mence the Auction and Commission business AZ ms
corner Of Broad and It'll streets and VIII nave NJ hrst
lts from his friends and former patrons
He hopcs by strict attention business To merit con-
OF their fayors he viii also sell
groceries liquors dry goods, furniture, or
any artreo merchandise to be sold at aactsn or pr'
yate sale as may be desired.
,wha,c -l'7'I l =. ROBERT. A. l.. Dl,BNEY,
- s. if u Corner Of Broad aud 1th streets,
mhsJ-ist ID opposite the Thsstr,
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.CPECaAL Notice.-yye ask attention
- to our Auction Sale of r... 49,
Glass Ware .fr ..f.
China Ware,
81 ..s... - French Ornaments &C., &c,
THIS MORNING at 10 O'Clock
WILL BE ADDED t.
900 pairs No. 10 cotton cards tE.
solid SILVER tea set-superb quality .
~ do do cups g. o..
2dez solid silver knives r
The sale OF the Dry Goods and Groceries viii commence
at - IL o'clock. AeE :. $3.50, ,ox, =
mh2S-ltr sFta ELLETT, BELLl& FOA.
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! r.l-aa,.~ ..-. .E ORDERING. 10
RICHMOND ENCAMPMENT NO. 2.
CIR KNIGHTS: You are hereby summoned TO attend
- stated meeting Of Richmond Encampment a
No. H. OF knights Templars al the Masohic Hall Nv
in the city of Richmond, TUESDAY EVENING, "
18th inst at o'clock.
All transient Sir knights in the city invited to at
tend.
By order of the NJ. F.. Grand Comm nder.
: triH WIN. l.. MAULE, c. G.
Attest JAMES f. RDDIoK. Recorder.
Richmond, March 81 X. T. 745 4. d. 1861
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28
LOAN OF THREE MILLION DOLLARS IN
COIN
TREASURY DKPARIMREr, c. 8, A., I
kichmond, March 9th. I565

srs- Ja ~. TREASURY DEPARTMENT, G. s. AL
are 81 Richmond. March 9th, 1865. \
THE Treasurer, Assists nt Treasurer,
and Pay Depostares in the several States, are here
by authorized to receive such in coin oe ID
loan TO the Confederate States in conformity Wh
tue first ctOn Of the act Of Congress approved Mach
17h 1865 entitled AN act 10 Use coin for the purpose
OF furnishing necessary supplies for the army"
The authority 20 receive the shall continue in
force until the 18th day of Aprh inclusive. Returns
must then be made of the of the lenders and Of
the seyeraly lent by each to the Register of
Treasury setting forth the conditions accepted by he
lender viz whether he elects to take bond accepts
cotton in absolute payment, provided by the act
The Register Will furnish bonds orders for cotton in
conformity Herewith
AL persons liable to the tax imposed by the second
ton Of said act required 10 make their returns i'm
medatey and tax collectors will proceed To collect Me
tax without delay after the 10th day OF April proXin
unless notified by pablo advertisement from This Depsi
ment previous TO that date that the loan of 80
has been secured. But taxpayer shall lie Teqnred
pay who shall exhibit from the Treasury officers appoint
ed to receive tho same the certificate OF loan in coin
equal TO the amount OF his tax.
After the sixteenth day Of April the tax win
be commntable by the substitution of equiva, Mt
amount as loan. q. a. TRENHOLM,
mh2S-tl6ap - Secretary Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

{tsi = 900 %, 80 ,.,7slsi,s.i. .,,as,,
SO $50 ~ seslfs' 10 .3rB5f. SO siqlss ef .lsc
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-03-28

A VIRGINIA LADY of experience wishes situation
IA ~ TEACHER, viii teach q thorough English edu-
cation Fyench and the rudiments Of Music Recommen-
dstion given If required. Address
~. HAAS. l.. LEE,
|. 81 Saluda =. D.,
mh28-w4wt' Middlesex Co.. Va
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jectiEe point They viii meet little nothing oppose
their march land wiz probably fud Mobile in possession
Of Gen. Candy, . e -. +
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NOTICE TO THE PEOPLE OF LUNENBURG COUY.
IN TY, YA.-At Lunenburg Court House the lst Of
April shall have for distribution Cotton Cloth, Yarns
and Cards ~ r. J. II. HATCBE1T b
mh3S-lt- Agent LunenburI
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

TIE Ice SwnpIL.-The ice dealers have
combined to raise the price of ice the present
season to twenty dollars the ton for families
and ten dollars for the butchers and market
men. This is about double what was paid the
last year, although last winters crop was really
tremendous, and the stock secured is larger
than at any former period in the history of ice.
When gold has fallen from two hundred and
eighty-Gve to one hundred and forty-six we see
ne reason why frozen water should rise one
hundred per cent ON former high prices. The
public must unite TO refuse ice for the next
month or two to put down this swindle. Let
the ice melt On their hands. We call upon the
dealers Of Boston and Portland to step in with
a supply and teach our monopolis.s with icy
hearts wholesome and much wanted lesson.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

mtegral parH ol the nation, but that certain
portions Of their population were In insurrec-
ton against the laws. The war, in this View,
was simply the employment of the national
power to enforce order within our own limits
Except upon this view Of the case the war
could not have been carried on. The people
laid down their lives and lavishly contributed
their wealth for the Union, not to subjugate
neighboring States. Except upon this theory
our war would be the unholy and unjust one
that Southern men have always declared it to
be; and this theory tho people must and will
carry out to the end If they are disposed to
listen to those who teach them justice and
truth, rather than to those who speak from the
dictates of fanatical hatred and revenge. Upon
the whole theory Of our people throughout the
war the old States are now actually in the
Union, and the real residents of those States
are entitled 10 their constitutional rights, sub
ject to the modifcatons-as In relation to
slavery-that the national legislature has
made. Necessarily they are smaller States
than they were in respect to population; and
they may, like Louisiana, run down to twelve
thousand men. But certainly that does not in
validate their status as States. IF pestilence,
famine or any other scourge should reduce the
population of Rhode Island to only enough
cease on that account to be sovereign State.
We must take the population as it is-take
the egg as we find 1t, and have the fowl when it
comes. Our only proper policy is to leave the
States alone to the utmost possible extent
Mr. Lincoln carried on the war in obedience
to his oath of Office to sustain the laws. His
business is with the violators of the law person
ally. There is no power anywhere to obliterate
State lines. We denied the power of any single
State to destroy the Union by secession;- we
must also deny the power of the body of States
to destroy the Union by the obliteration of any
one State. If we should adops the radical view,
that the Southern States are so far foreign
States that they now stand to US in the light Of
conquered territory, then we justify the acts of
the people of those,States, and there is no one
to punish; for if they are not subjects they
cannot be traitors. But if the States are and
always have been parts of this nation, then
there are many of their citizens now guilty of
these the radicals would pursue the bitter policy
followed by governments from time imme-
mortal, and mete out slaughter and con6scation
to the utmost limit. We do not believe thatthe
dignity and power of our government require
to be asserted In that way; nor does it seem
that the numberless executions for treason that
are chronicled in the history Of all governments
but our own ever prevented the attempts of
traitors. We believe that every single man
may safely be left to his own bitter disappoint-
ments and miseries as his ssverest punishment;
and we are certain that by pursuing such
course our government would set a magnani-
nous and worthy example to the governments
Of the future.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

The mail steamship Costa Rca, Captain rinklspaush,
will leave this port to-day, ss noon, for AspinwalL
The malls for oeptDl America and the South PsCns
win close at half-past ten O'CLOCK this morning
The NEW Yo,x HssALs-Ediuon for the Pacinc-wpl
b pubishsd n hslfpass nine o'clock this morning
single copies In wrSppen. Ready for mailing siS
onA.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

NExrrso or TonAcco MssuAsr.-An adjourned meet
ing Of tobacco merchants held at No 50 Pine street
yesterday afternoon al which memorial 70 the secre-
tay Of tho Treasury setting forth tho views and wishes
Of the ssssmbags, was adopted and transmitted 70
Washington The great complaint mads BY the mep-
chants directed against The sale In the North Cor the
United states government of Manufactured tobacco
Ascatsd in the rebol states which, being disposed Of free
Of tax believed to be runous 10 the business Of loyal
citizens engaged In the manufacture Of the article
The New York herald., 1865-04-13
Observation-Disclosures Status Of the SOUTH
ern states-The Traitors.


ern states-The Traitors.
The speech made by the President on the
occasion of q celebration In Washington Of the
great Victories Is an excellent one. Though
characterized In some quarters % "reserved,n
II is the most outspoken utterance Of an out
spoken man. II accords in o proper and
generous spirit The full and whole need Of
praise for our victories TO those justly entitled
to it--"General Grant, his skilful officers and
brave men"-and II takes hold Of the important
question Of reconstruction with characteristics
freedom and open, unaffected honesty, az
question to be fairly met and fully weighed by
the people. Practical common sense ID the
political philosophy Of this nation, and Mr..
Lincoln, the exponent Of that philosophy,
stands out here as ono disposed 10 be the Presi-
dent Of the American people, and not Of
party, and 70 uphold in relation to the Southern
States the only platform that great and en-
lightened people can ever be satisfied to stand
upon.
At the commencement Of this war two widely
different views were taken Of the status In II Of
the Southern States. One was the view Of the
people Of this country; the other the view Of
our enemies. Our enemies maintained that the
Southern States had gone out Of the Union.
We maintained that they had not gone out, and
could not 20 QUIT hat they were al tho time
The New York herald., 1865-04-13
THE STATE CAPITAL.

The Fire Com nafssaoners Not Coz -hrmed-
Nominations by the Govern sor-Shs
Health Bill-The Tax Levy- Central
Railroad Fare, sc.
AIBASr, April 12-loA6,p N
The proceedings Of the executive session tods1 wev
prolonged and somewhat spicy The subject Of hA eoA
nrmation of the Fire Commissioners was debated Sea A
Laber opposing the appointments and Senator Yd ger
speaking in favor Of their confirmation Aside fromA ~
line Of the argument It is well understood tn
Senator Lamber's wishes will not be regarded %
account Of his change Of front upon tho quss-
tion Of the Central Railroad fare The plan -
naming two Of each party-that is Of the Twentythd
street organization and Tammany Halls strongly DO
nounced a. being based upon couson and corruptica
.nd IKE - the Board OF Supervisor. only aoshy sS
issue OF tho proposed reorganization Of the Fire Depart
the s nsy w
nuncation has been threatened here, and cannes ~
Senator Laimbisr has claimed that he would wuivv
party John Creger could bs substituted for Of AS
There was no vote taken and the subject was laid ov
for Friday next to be acted with the following noE
nations for Commissioners Of Quarantine sent in ss
VIM. 4 Cobb, Of BrooIlyn both reappolnted.
missioner of Public Accounts
The Health bill ordered to third reading to-day
under pressure which viii compel full party soss a
their passage The Health BILL passed the Senate, may
be regarded law, although extraordinary efforts Asa
being made hore to prevent It's adoption
Daily hearings have been had upon the Tax levy b.
fore the Senate Committee on Municipal Affairs II VIII
not be in readiness TO be reported for some DAYS.
The debate to-day raising the Central Railroad fssV
went fairly into tho merits Of tho question. TbG
elaborate speech Of Senator, Munger fully "
hausted the statistics and history. Of tho rail-
of fare OF generalizing the expense % -
borne for running the road by the people OF the Ssse
and also discrimination in favor Of the farmers, pro-
ducers and traders by placing the burden Of increaseI
the pleasure and other travel instead Of putting
It on the ffeights Of the road was flank movement
which may turn the whole issue before the people
appeals ponedy to the producing and agricultural Tn
terests The bill Is special order for to morrow mora
ing and will be ordered to third reading and passed
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Health and Happiness.--An Importsns
Circular Young Sent free Of charge addressing
DR.. POWERS 81 Franklin street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Books Bought i'm Any Quantity, fro1
q single yoiume to entire library
JOHN PYNR. Bookseller. 100 Nassau strsse
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

A.-Lottery Prizes Cashed. Circularst
drawings and information sept.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Prizes Cashed In au Legalized Lotteries
and information given. Drawings sent.
J. CLUTE Brokers Office, 176 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

SION at the Broadway TeberuAols church. last Sunday
evephg was eStep hundred and twshty sx dollars and
forg eight cents, OF Nskepnsa gave I'VE
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Mr.. EditOr,-Dear Ssr-J. p. BrouneFs
the the North Baptist church, who sang t{
Doxology in Wall street the news OF the taking Of Rc
mond Is conscrpt In the last draft Being very estmAbH
stances If any of his ends could assist him with subst
tuc would be doing him and his family great scrySs
assured their kndness would be forgotten
His address s 81 Reade street. Yours respectfully.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13
II.

At $50 broadway, Messrs. Fowler -
WELLS, Phrcnologsts, make examinations daily.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

and old established LAIkDs BLOOM OF YOUTH, Ok
LIQUID PEARL prepared only by GEORGE W. LAIRDs
Depot "a Fulton street. Druggs6 everywhere.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

American steel Shirt Co1lars-Patcnte4
April 49, ISG-Electric self ensmeled white 81
st 80 per Dozen Samples mailed, tOc 75c S. wiily
stitched, 81 2o JEANERET, 78 Nassau street
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

These rates above the private sale prices especially
as the cotton b oil Georgian and above oneha Of the
bales covered with double baggns and extra ropes We
advise Mr.. McCuoch to dispose Of his whole stock II
no can do 20 at anything like these rates. before John
Bull colapsos the capture Of Lee and the end Of the
rebellion.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Achievement Puts q Stamp ON Every
bottle of RiIALONS NIGHT BLOOMING -CEREUa. A14
the ladies' always to give stamp the vile mit
ttona
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Colgate ~ Co.'s Honey brown Windsor
and Clycerue Soaps the oetFor sale by all drugzask
and dealers In rlrIunery and fancy articles.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Chcvaifer's Life for the Hair Restores
gray hair to its original color stops is falling out kseps ~
head clean Stands above comparison VITA other hs
dressing. Sold the drug stores and ct my office, J. -
Broadway. SARAH A. CHEVAL1ER, n D.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Perfect Sewing Machine Ia
TIE ELLIPTIC LOCK STITCH.
A. II. SUPLEE, 5S7 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

A RelIeE-You are Troubled with . Had
breath annoys your friends and a; well =
what adopt We win tell ypu Use The fragrant
SOZODONT. II will cleanse beanfy your teeth A1A
leave your breath pure and Sold by druggista
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Sudden changes Of weather productive Of throat d.
eases coughs colds &C. There eectual relief -
these diseases be found than in the timely -
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs. They possess rsax
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Rest.-Mtller's Hair Dye, Cheapest -
price, best qaay Try IT, Sold by all druggists DsptS
56 street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Gournu,rs Pou0re Subtitle Uproots Hafy
from low forehead any the body Warranted ~
loS Broadway ant 0rugg,sts.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

COrns, Bunfcns, Enlarged Joints and.
all diseases OF the feet cured BY Dr. ZACuARIR, a.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Grover 4. 2aker's First Premiun na Elas-
tic stitch and lock stitch sewing Machines, z9c Broadway,
New loIl.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

8etohelor's Hair Dye-Tho Rest I'm the
world Hrmess reliable, instantaneous The only refse
Dye Tacofy el barclay street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Flags-FiaEx-foiss, Balls, &C., mt HO~
JEk 0RAAAN's, 81 Duane street, corner Broadway.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Bunting Flags, Assorted Sizes.
c. H. TYLER, Is East BrcadwsyI
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

TIM SALE THE SAVANNAH CoroN. N.-It is gratifying 10
know that cotton fabrics coming down reasonable
price again Our wives and daughters very sup
ply themselves with bedding, table cloths dressss &C.
at something like old fashioned rates. 1t has been ruin
for housekcepe to get out at elbows for the last
thrce four years. and to cothe family as large
that Of John Rogers required the purse Of Forunatus
himself Our great staple, which has been up by
the to nearly two dollars per pound, bas sub
sided 10 peace prices The private sals transactions,
shown in commercial columns yesterday fol-
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

The sales Of three thousand bales by the
Messra Blocker M auction, on the day, were as
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Boys All Wool Melton Suits at %.
" BRoRAN S4 Fourth avenue. and &c lafayette placs
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

HO! Tor Richmond!
ARTICLES FOR SOLDIERS AT
Richmond, Wilmington Charleston, Savannah,
and other places should be- sont by
THE HARNDEE EXPRESS,
NO 81 BROADWAY.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Ladies', Spring Has Conf you wisn
and Shoes and farntb bur them g
MILLER CO. s, 38f Canal street.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13
CELEBRATION OF THE VICTORIES.

Such has been the increase Of the navy that the Navy
Register for this year will contain nifty pages than
the one previously published Sixty vessels added
between January l. 1894 and January l. 1885, and per-
snel in proportion Tho Of sixty -four ironclads
given The entire number Of vessels Is six hundred
and eighty three II appears that within the period
above mentioned naval vessels destroyed by
rebel tuspedoes and many captured by the enemy.
The New York herald., 1865-04-13

Highest Premium Lock stitch SEWING
Machines. WHEELER WILSON, u13 Broadway. 80
Wheeler Wilson'S Button Hole Machine.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-02-25
From Europe.

Portland If, Fcb ,3.-Ghe F'csus.p IT.
Amer'yau, Capt. Kerr, from Grecucas..s OF lie So
Of February, arrived yesterday cycG.ue. WITH '7s
DAYS atcr news.
Tao car1re OF Fort Fisher -l1cI materially u
te prevalent depression anon. south, % -vr.ra~
to rcrs, while the llor IL Of NC lrth were cores
roudiusly tAod. Federal rec.rt,t improved ~,
A. Ter cent, while thcrp vac GORE ,ar TX ..l
an ,to Confederate ,-l. The re, -a,ei rosrs r.
mors cAu1ed further d,c'inc 10 iae DIV rF,.l AL
Saathei,or cotton markets, tHt tho, vas c.ter
ferl,n. n Liverpool a. The close. Il vas goooraLv
supposed that the an Of Fort Fisher cl,sel "
ulius ton \, b,o1hsde-rlnners Aad dcl-.vol ths
South OF foreign supplies.
The TIME says the policy Of the Nor'h S 'vi.
IDENTIFY TO isolstt he rebels asa at,' necessity Tor
the suoceashi' termination Of the war.
Minister Adsws had Alon- intorVcV ~tA La.
Russell On ;hc 25h nit, snd lis t.ci 49, PIE.
srnt iuucturc Suracis commcui
SattertA waitcs C.BoULlR says; W. E.,o to re-
port very active huu cz.4t-. r. Art for American
srrIriti"- ted hy rspC-'7 70 ffter.l r'.ccstc-.
and tnc rNpid dr~line 4 goli in Now York lac
s..rcte Il dve-swenUos w.nh has ea.tci ior
some time uIst, appeared ou rstHt set +. ,l;, -
Eoyo mere lsc So that ID 70 is lecl q Iito a1sh
10 q. ver hare salc- and huuit VIII lra.d & a.
this lay wees, r'u rapidly Until 'hrT touched
thcv adv 81 -. rric.' leyc tc,l ressci 'or
$40 closing viii .c,,crs A. 80 cy t.r.
The London rtYrs City ArL'-j publishes =
lengthy opinion 90, " l4m N. Eg.nS Of Nev
Iort, on rows a, F,e,ish y .Lslfs to r.cevcr
/ deb,s IN Federal coIr.s ON ?. 'r.e n.Ns, To"
op.lion WINDS rp a. l.h1w'; F,resn ,sansa-.
? tous are ne 'esssr'y mad" AMI cyure's. IN TO-.
eigu rnrt'u~ce. To p'rwI' '1"'r '.Ha' ~ an
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Rehol reports of novcnsuis IN N,rsiniS
Ftshiar'or Fsb. u NE c,W'ld " .1s'
to i6lD inst. contains ths 'nll1w
au,r nc.- operations a. General H.tdcs rear
Captain suAlhyru's scout. tsv, .,i over = -
government one hundred Ard twenty horses, AZ
eighty mules, AMI s'rlo valuable mas. 81. ~ -
has a. r1pyr'v srtacl BE "esh' 10 o.s -ctr
Tie isn o- aea. ly a. ar.u 10 thai O. .r.er 40 he "a
10 front Itiss done IN '-der 6. pro'c1i 'n.i'
s.u.lar &C. Colonel Wall Usrpt1n's rs rated
cattle evr.d ,o1 livery -'~d II stror.Iy tam.
o''ei. ami a,svv 'u,s o. v,-,' o. srd 10 rva-'
dr'rt.r. Tt..,-s fave rec 'IU. - "a
taos h.t. .-. r.. n.r- .u.s so. ., 80
nu's .urt 90 .s~ar.s 4 - sex u.-ss r-'
wAa done l1 rounec, q With h.,r isr NJ .vcmcai
ioOarLA Hst''"r' n 4 r.n.r r,s.ao. ~
civ iosieri"y S',-rr. .a, th,t az 90 With -c.r
ior,cment' = Mes = t4i ca;rr,d TIE j. -4cs r-c-.
Il o'-.s rlr'. alton. . .ncra wee. Any 'rNrN
r'risters DO i' qpesroun'ie v,s.l5- 1c. rsai.
laa t.e,p' ln,N..i, ss 70 IS n.-- taa rr-.a''.
thLi Det.-a' GrsHs e~;ar.i ogu~i. ~ 90 .4.I a
i.'or.cm,a.s e. sas-'-sa r,lcr rr- ..4.. ....-.
rst 10 Gro .-,.tae, f-.nt.i ',-.. -..... r C-.-
vt...Isa ,t .uI .ltatIr. ..-. Pr, .aal.e. ..- f.t
turfc-o.
We hav. be- ro1 20 cAruEc 10 .As Oh. .--. s,lA.
son oa coo 5ol,hfdc r.. sl,l n1.s -'i- e.. svu,.
from the r..r-shlr. rv,p- ~ sl'irl.,, $50
las g. ,l,, onu- ee.r.tHcrt 20 C.T..1 sl,4-
t'-u'. ecyu t-i. : ~ Y-u.ce tei.--sla ,.-., :
and about .Hc 200 'r-r tsHI r b.. r
NiUkeca .oo1 c.a.. va-cI ..r t.,' ,ae-..01 -ad
sent o'.t ope-aso- and =, araai.a,s co1.a nir Z
materials ~ -rfs r. yar.e ht ~ rs,u-t o. tIr v.
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