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MARRIED.

In this city, 10Th ult ty Rev. j. NJ. Palmer Mr.. Gecrgc
H. laphsm q Roxbury, Mass, 10 Miss Caroline T. dere
az Gray, Me.
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1r Notices OF DEATHS not exceeding six lines, inserted
free, above that number, at regular advertising rates.
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~ Fares arc Evs cent? isss when tickets are
purchased at the ONCE than whom paid In tho cars
FRANCIS CHASE,
-.. .'.H .1l.u SUPERINTENDENT.
po,ti.na Ap,ii n ie6S 46istf
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TT you want 70 get . good likeness call at Z. II.
j MckENNEY'6 and secure such pictures as he
always gets tho ftrsf Prsmism for.
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>. a true ' Attest. George H. Knovi.on. Register

AZ a Court OF Probate held At Blddeford, within
and for the County OF York, on the hrst Tuesday
in August, In the year or our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty Eve, by tho Hon. Il. Il. Bourne.
Judge OF said Court
IN the petition OF Alfred Hull, AdministrAtor
" Of the estate or William Jones, late OF Water.
borough In said county representing that
the personal estate OF said deceased Is not
70 pay the Just debts which he owed 81 The time
Of hisdeath by the sum Of nineteen hundred dolias
and praying for q license 10 sell AID convey the
whole Of tho real estate or said deceasod, at pun.
lilo auction or private sale oecsu,c Sy : partial
O,dSrsd That the petitioner give notice thereof 20
shsis ofsaId 70 All Interest;
Cd in said estate BY causing copy e'n usint
Cd e. bddsferd, 10 said. county. three ,wssts
Ennr. ~ s. hsid a Limsr "a said county on
The nr.t Tuesday IN ssptsuSsr neg! Yen ., .as
have. Why the prayer Of said petition 'houid not
% Attest, George d. KnOvlsou. RsSi'ssr
!. ua' ' IRss:.s George H. Knovltou, Register.
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Alta Court Of Probate hold ut Biddeford, within
and for the County OF York, on the FIRST Tuesday
in August, Ia the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and slxty-ave, by the Hon.E. Il. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court.
1ZET'fA HUBBARD, widow OF Thomas Hubbard,
| late of Kittery, In said county, deceased, hsv.
Ing presented her petition for allowance out Of the
personal estate Of said deceased,
Ordered, That the said petitioner give no.
tlce to all persons interested, By causing o copy
cessiveiy In the Union and Journal. printed at
Biddeford. In said county, that thoy may appear
OF q Probate Court TO DO holden at Limerick.
noxt at ten or the clock In tho forenoon, and show
cause, II any they have, why the same should NOT
be allowed.
Attest, George H. Knowlton, Register.
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"a ''u' 'I Attest. George H. Kuowlton. Register

At n Court of Probate hold Mt Biddeford. within
and for the county or York, on the first Tuesday
in August, In the year OF our Lord eighteen
hundred and sixty-ave, by the Hon. EE. Bourne,
Judge Of said Court,
nm the petition OF Charles s, Stone, Guardian Of
~ Kato ID. Stono, minor and grandchild OF Alb
nor Stone, lats Of Kennsbunkpo In said county,
deceased, praying for license TO sell and convey,
ut public auction or private sale, all the right,
title aud Interest Of his said ward Ia and TO
certain real estate situated In Kennebunkport, In
said county, and the proceeds thereof 70 put ~ IN:
terest, said real estate being moro fully described
In said petition
ordersd That tho petitioner give notice thereof
to all persons Interested 10 said estate, by causing
copy Of this order 10 be published three weeks
successively In the Union Y Journal, printed Ut
Bddeford, In said county that they may appear
At Probate Court 10 DO holden At Limerick, In
said county on tho arst Tuesday In September next
ct ten OF tho clock In the forenoon, and shew
cause any they have. why the prayer Of said pc
tion should not be granted. ~
Attest. George II. Kuowlton, Register.
.. Itt.., G.orve n Rnovlkon Ravtster
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AUCTION.
TO BE SOLD,
STORES, STORE & BUILDING LOTS.

NiE block Of Stores Liberty st. known ~ the Ceaves
i Hook, with the land which Il stands.
Lots Liberty st. occupied by store OF John Moran
and half Of McKenney's stable
Lots F~s St, close 70 Liberty st., 10 76I H. EACH
! Lot on Enery's Lane, 10 x 75,. ..rfr l
Lot on 90 45x75l. I'D
Lot on Birch ST., adjoining land Of Hon. L. Andrews
I Lat on liberty st. occupied NJ fish market
This property 10 be sod Immediately, the owners hav
qure Of FTf JOHN TUCK.
Biddeford, Aug. 81, 1885. IS
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The Porthre made IN excursion down the
hs-sor to the hshing grounds on "Wednesday.
having on board very distinguished party,
who were invited TO participate In . ehowder
which has become universally popular Of late.
Among those present were Asst Secrrtary Fog.
Of the Navy Department. the Officer Of the
yard, u. 3. Senators Daniel CLARK and A. ri
Cragin, Hon. T. II. Rollins, Nj. e., Gov. s,nvth
aud Col. John L. Dickford, OF his staC u q
Paymaster Emery. Col. NJ. y. Wentworth, Gen
l.. ID. Watkins, Of Kentucky, Capt. Daniel
Hall, Provost Marshal, and Major Aaron
Young, u. 8. A. They were very much pleSNl
. with the excursion. and returned In time fol
the o'clock train Cor Canada
The shoouer A. j. Bentley has arrived at th,
yard, bringing the machinery designed for Oh,
u. s. steamer Minnetonka, now on the stock,
and fast approaching completion. The ma
chinery for this vessel 10 furnished by Woodruff
4 Beach. Hartford. Conn.
Albert Winter. OF Hallowell. Ne, cut hi,
foot quite severely one day last week. insomnch
that he had TO be carried from the yard. The
wound Was neatly dressed BY DR.. Wentworth
and Is doing we'll
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Sure to Regulate the Bowels.
Relief and Health 10 your Infants.

Depend upon mothers, II win give rest to yourselves a
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-23

The tone Of the Southern press, slth ough strong.
ly tincturei with tho old hstrsd against the gov
eminent, does not fully represent tho bitter feeling
which chsrseterizes . majority Of the late rsoels.
We would not magnify thi. feeling, but IL is far
better that IL should DO fully understood and sp-
rrec sted, THAI that 1t should 10 ,verlooked AMI
misapprehenied. Tho Southern journals IN tho
leading towns ind cities, arc restrained rom full
exhibition Of their bitterness by the presence of
tie military. Thus, the Lynchburgh RIPuBLrcAS
was obliged to r'tract article only three four
days ago, receiving warning to be more careful
in the future. The press Of the more Obscure
towns however, generally exhibits this evidence Of
latens malignty more plainly. II iudulGes in I'M
| oeasng eulotes upon tic conduct Of the rebels
during tho war, l.uds them for their devotion TO
"thc cause" but has never a word 10 say on be-
! half OF TIE uuion. Tho following lons-winded
sentiment from tho Fayetteville, N. C., News, 10
sa pls Of these psnegyncs,
"When after fighting with the most desperate
daring and tho most sublime vslor for four years,
against odds that might have sppaled the strong
est and m0si populous nations, and illustrating
With brilliant achievements tbs most splendid
chapter IN the history Of modsrn times, they a.
last were forced TO surrender the palm OF vi tor
" tie conQueriug Arms - the triumphant asss,j.
ants, thoy uli not regret that they bud commenced
the hit, for they had lost fortunes, II they had
suffered trying priyations, II thew had We { over
the fallen braves WHO had been Sian, at least thai
| hoQOT Thieh they had .engcJsd il lsdr 10 guard
| from stuiI hal boon irclcrNed untouched by
doyrAdAt.on, immaculate and una.aiue by un air
meas, Is singular beauty still uuIimmed snd ~
resplouasnt loneliness enhanced by tHo deeds @
desperate courage aud the nutls herosm Ma, b d
| maae II llusIrl0us With new lame"
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ing. Of . story and . half and garrss, We dont
know why IL should he called q mansion, unless IL
be in coniradistnction 70 the miserable novels tbs,
cluster tohlnd, and where once dwell. the bond
men Of the Downy Farm. The interior Of the
mansion gives enc the impression that u vas
built one room at Q tune. Esch apartVent
stands By itself, IL high or low eoiled. Toe
wide folding doors Of the psrlor open on tie
lawn tho dining room opens on The back
yard, among tie teu houses and abandoned
negro hints. Tic kitchen has pleasant outlook
on tn" flower gAruen. and he man Starcsse ~ W
a dark corner VI an angular NesanHe; lns
rambling mansion Is now cutioi bV Mr. u 4useI'
q supedntcndori. Fac farm eoB,ains ol6 acres
nui On tho break ug ont OF the war IL was hpsh-
donct by its OVER james w. D2wny. wto lio-
ferted joining his fortunes 10 the kebcis. IN the
sutumn Of 1868 the estrtc was turned over To tns
Freodmeu's T. eau, and 1t t,l retains possess on,
At present y . farm has co orod poPilail9n OF
three hundred mostly women aud Children ih'fe
people must lie 'upp9rted sone"hcre' NM ~ se'
boil iounI cl-sper to slppur' tnep on tue''
Forty-siX 40 king people, male ana ifmale' 'tc
employed on the iartn, They te'tve ron hVe 10
ten dollars PER tnonth, house wherein to I'VE
h1Hsrt Of ground ~ each house. lor n ,'ee'
tailo garden, md sufficient time 10 SO"
oil taeIn ~ cultivate IL properly. Ioo WORKING
people tni tto'e seeking refuge here i've 1o-
eotber. Their d~elli-g places are neai and suD-
stsutul log huts. lnese hu's are bult IN Two
parallel rows, 'acing each other, ana io-nhng
street. Tie inter ors OF Ia dwell ngs oiiler WIN
tie disrut q ms Of the on n-rs Some are neat and
Gle IA ia a. oXtreme, while others rceE " tn MN
The v,gc'au.e gardens have much care bestowed
upon eur. and arc, consequently, IA a wontor'
fully flourish NJ conIitIon. IlOy arc LoCd pouiIry
iauc.,rs, tae.e freedmen, Snd Aer str ols and
htto yards ht rally swarm with young chickens
ana iuik -. Next to tht 20 luy In nunbor come
tie black ciIaron. They ran, aud play, auu
crawl rl over the farm Ire wftl, sud oats have
teen harv5 stel SIX wockt agu cave hueI tlrssh-
c much Of It sod, Enl We were shown great
rcks Of straw as the renails " ths years CEREALS.
b alks1litb and vince VT, gut shop IS Gu sho
lara, mere coJred mechanics Ply their craft ior
tic ueueht Of tAe iar,n, aId Wuou she isrm imple-
mems ar ia Greer, tlty work f.r tie ucighborInJ
All nm .rLs.r. drLvlnl q l-veIy b Isiness.
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'Lr1 IL be recorded" that Jury has been found
having sufficient honesty 10 do right, .nd At the
same tine incur the disIlossure OF railroad oois.
pany. The Housstonic railroad disaster. which
was fully reported in the sur . few days .yo, re-
suited ia the death Of ton persons. A Jury Of In-
quest vas cmpsnnsllcd At bridgeport 10 inquire
into the cause Of the accident, and on Monday they
returned verdict that Tho accident occurred ''in
consequence OF the culpsbie ne i zeuce ant want Of
proper ca-c and caution on ,he part cf CuARLss
HrSI, President and Superintendent HESaY 9.
fLuHh Conductor; Asbtrw wiysLow, Master Me
chsnic aud EDwArD LrsAS, Engineer" Tho
public will he grAihod to earn thai railroad
officials do not ENJOY total immli ity frotn tie
responsibility Of crininsl osrelessnes. oae jury
has al the pluck to tre,, the su.hors Of railroad
murder In accordance with Justice, and tina. much
Ia ample Gauss for ihsnkfllhcn We hope now
that legal pro,se ,inxs will be INN dately l.su-
tutsd against hs Gu pfits in ibis Gaze,
and ,h., thoy viii 10 treated with
tho utmost rgor permissible by Law A
few examples Of jus. punishment against
,hose cupalls r..l"ay MANAGER would no
doun, have very powerful effect in diminishing
the f. gh.fll loss Of lie aud limb that hss lately
become a regular f,aturo With q majority Of our
railroads. In abiding 10 this case the ConSERc,AL
says. '1he owners Of rolling stock Sre surely not in
league with tho Lilo and Limb Ipgurapco Com
ponieE aiming, by frequenI casualties to frigh'sn
the people into procuring polccs'" No. ITO
I Life aud Limb Companies will oil be iuto'vent IN a
short tIno by the payment Of policies uu'ess he
present rate oi railroad slaughter soon ceases.
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Tho Trial of Wirz.

Inn trial Of HxsnY wnz, OF Aniersonville pris.
N potorety, commenced ~ Washington on Mon
day, but was Suspended yesterday for some reason
unknown to The public. The presumption is tina,
ths government has some good cause for po:tpon-
ing the trial, and from the fact tina. to witnesses
were all notified thu, they would Ia wanted again,
AZ infer that no unnecessary delay will occur in
'ompledng tho s1smint ton. There iL perhaps,
m man who was connected with tho lAto rebellion
against whom the Northern people nave = more in-
ten,c dislike than this HsSBY VIM aud his cou.
Slcton aud execution would be most heartily en-
'iorsed. but in this country every man Is held 10
he innocent by the law, until ho has Teen fairly
'djudsed guilty Of an oienso, by q proper tri.
uul, and IL is wrong to stimulate prejudice
A. ainsI tho most culpAbls offender until he has
ecu legally tried. With regard 10 wiRz there
must be AfAir snS impartial examination, and Il
no shAh he declared guilty by tho u ltry com.
Mission, 10 Will unquess bnably suffer the extreme
Ienalty oil Tho law There IL ono feature of Abs
'Aso however, Shat Is far more interesting 10 the
puoNe than Abe question Of wIez's punishm Mt.
Ihs d'snes, undoubtedly, viii be based on tho
allegation that the prisoner did nothing moro ,hau
to execute the orders Of Ills superior oicera in A. a,
repe n'h'ary service, and that therefore The blnn.
'oi ihhuhAn ~S,sment TO prisoners do,s not uron.
cry belong TO him. In order 70 sub.antaie mi =.
uelehcs' II VIII he necessary for wiEz To nrov, nv
whose orders the alleged offences were c,.,.,,t,,,I
u he eau clearly establish the point that h., cru,
ties were the result OF express order, sr,r, .,,,
r'orS and that in carrying them out h. ,,r,,,,
executed duty imposed upon him by ,n,li,,r,
command, the fact would doubtless un.t..,te an
Nervousness of thu lle-
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OUITlf

TB Philadelphia ISQUwsR eau,i 60 us in
mourning for Cos foulder, JAerEa uAapmd, E.q,
who died on day last, Al the rpe'l U, s.Sly-
six yssTJ. We ha,o boon intimately soq Iin,ed
with tho deceased. Asa n nter publsasr, and
Journalist, 10 hls served h, puulc Tor space Of
more man forty yeara commanding tie ad.nlA
ton, respect and esteem OF all Who knew HIM, by
his upright course a. business man, and his be-
nsv5len' an patriotic character asa citizen. NJ.
HIppTo's name ID Identified wish the publication
Of Hisree STANDARD edition Of tha B.ble--s work
which lie in general rcpn.s, being got up in sty'
OF per ~ excellence. Mr. HANDING was collector
OF Ia erPal RyoLue 'os the FIRST Congressional
D.Srct Of penaslvsnis
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Financial Nova. Markets. SC.

Ne~ York, TusstIy, Aug. q, Pm told opened
thi. morning At li3 b, and closed at 4.3U z. NJ. al
los ,-ihe two extreme prices. The afternoon quo
taions OF the general stock market compared with
those OF yesterday afternoon shoss decline OF Gom
a to per cent. Governments, by the same conpiri.
sos wee iractionally bsnel. Busnessras yery dull
Ia ever department. The loan maiketwas extremely
easy AZ 8 per cent. ltras freely offered at per
cent Gu call ana large bhanccs " los IS per cent
while there were come o2ersions on Governments At
per cent. la foreign exchange MITE was doing
Blls OF ~ days on London sold nj ll9S lO9'4 for
hlnkers On Change to-day Flour wa Sc. . l.e.
hifher OIL State Wheat W., ic. H.c. lover on spring
PORK opened dI and dIo'flns' but closed rather
fnner Beet was more selSe. Lard was steady and
whishcy was firm
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Cattle Market.

BILLS HEAD, Ausust 20. 1865
Beer,s.-The market for beeves has etpeiionced
several noteworthy variations since our report Of Vi.
10th inst, among which the sro.i improvement In
the qualitv Of the stock offered i. NOT the le,,t
noticeable. hror the h-isk trade at last reess
markets in the miierahle dfoves then offered tho
ysrd,, on nondag, becsne -upp'led With sin1ch href
assortment, several droves icing Of unr-usl rNccl-
enoe ~ he opening on MONDAY, II evident that
with ne Imp oycilent In quslity, psocs ALEC would
rule higher which VA. the rase dufins the morning.
hour, many OF the wholose Duyeis OF the est
ra, rs III. one ceat pot poy1i in aeNe.cc Of lat
lecsme iess aciivo aud pic'swee fsduced TO about
last weeks h.utes, viz holn all -. por ID. or an
gold ~ hleh az II cents IND very choice seers
brought lta cents which vas the very top Of the
nc cse ,p Of poor stoci wicS vcSt oft sSW a.
last week. prices OF about sl5 Per head. The mar
then b,ne no fresh ARRIVAL. hi NO. moe a
tendency TO Ar further ieccdc, ani tomorrow will
doubtless witness somcrha lower ale OF price.
S5,-p and Lan,b..--Af,er = somewhat improved
name on riaay rud Saturday lasE prices on Mon
Gay tuddtnly assumed downward teudeucy, being
quoted today NC. CHEAPER, or from Aic for he
feet io'~ and from e % &C. for the poorer grades
from si.5Jai eech.
NifE COR, - hi, branch Of tho market ha5 .thlA.
better cIaIos, We noticoi The ,sis Of . i.nc lot o
lll.hanls, vith c,lvc', ,or $40 per head While a
,ocoud %; no. cutie 4. good brought So each. The
ruling prices to-day are
Extra cows stoo.t N
Good. - a>p0
Veal CGir,s.-Xn lci,ve demand sIi,t. iof cuycs
to-dny. snd prices are consequently advanced be,ns
guo.ed hs follows;
Prime calves per IN. nv Sai2Nc
Good veal calves per ID. n qGii C..
Common veal caves per head .aalt.e.
CNiskiLa l. % -
Sgioe Nih's branch of he marlei +, b.. no giotni
owe ked; and this IN connection rth an imp owed
quaiiiy and decreased demand has soirev bat sd-
yhn,el price' being quosed at i9al4. 10. corn ted
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ks HsATkE =.

MAAS-On Monday. Ans 81, afier long 1lness
Anne, the life oil Philip Mas, Agl 4 T. yeas
The ieiGti,es and friendt Of NE fmily are &C.
quceted 10 attend the .unera this tFedrcsdsy. itcr
hoon, al o'clOck. ION ~ We,. tbs. o,l
sLApER--In Williqmtturgh, Auc. g2i, OF con-
fuIptio1, CHARLES SiapCs a, ed A. yeas snd mos.
ct m soui -ch boldly on, and pres fo-ra "a
the heavenly gate where ace and joy etefra Al rei5
The friends and iela.iv Of the isnliy and othsi
relds ave respectfully invited attend che iunc 81
on Necue-dav, I'D ms. At Ccicck. fgOu 81 ar 'hAu
a. east of t!u-hv ck ave. ia
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Hehind the Scenes.

In Mondays S.H o ALLUDED ~ the d!siAls'tc-
ton Of Mr. GREELEY respecting tic recent meeting
Of The Republican state Comm IT,. Al the Aston
House. and tc the Tr.uJ Ns'. iuqinuatouA rya'nst
Mr.. TnUaLow wg.D 1hs IisSI Of yop,erlay
contains = rejonder rom T. W which is sy!.
IDENTIFY meant to lie receipt in full Tor NJ. Gars.
LIY's aruaous. Tho length Of tue article, the
csustic style n which Il Ia VIZ tlcn. AMI ,ho y.gJr
with which the writer dives into thc TRIDr 'Es
record, AFRO pretty good evidence that he brief
commentary Of that journal must have touched
tho great Conservative leader ION the raw" ue
strikes out Al his tninAn, rival In style very
much Ike that Of prize hshier Nlen be hnds
his sights" closing, and secs tho necessity
Of putting iu bis strokes with more
reyrrd to rapidly than artistic exocr-
lion. The record o. II. G. is shov ~ v.ry plain.
ly, and ny tho light Oh to-day certAialy hai the
appearance o. 6 lsopard's sEin--only Little more
spotted. We now want 70 hear from Mr. GREELEY
In reply 10 the venerable +. ". II thers are an
two men In the State who ara pre- emin nily
qualihcd .or snighr ming tho public in tho m.n'
agement Of the Republican party, the opponents IN
this controversy are tbs men. Let them show
each other up lie, the Republican party be turned
inside out so that thspeople by wha, appli.
Al ces tho machine has boon aad is run, anu this
bout between the great leaders of the two faction,
Of the psrty will be the best sensation Of th,
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.

A Sure Remedy for Ch,lls and Fever.
Ayers Asue Cure never fails. III
Wheeier Il wilson Lock stitch sewing
Machine and Button Hoe MLchiIe, NO. $50 Bsoid-
way, Y. so
Howe sewing Machine Company, No Geo
RrosdNaY, y. I. ELiAs now q, d., PIcsioo4t.
AgCnts wanted. 40
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TRADE NOTICES.

Az ADJOURNED MELTING OF THE IN.
h.eHa Aakois will he ID A. Aili'Arv Hell l"7
io"ety, on Neincsiay evening, Au-. YS,l, ~ ~.
CLOCK. - order Of the Pro'ient. =. Love sec ~
nRf GOODS CLERKS FAIRLY CLOSING
A-s"ciHiion. he regu'nr ceriy ineotiHc OF IN {
ns'oclaticn WIl he he'd NJ En.iy tlosilg lisl .oi
By.etN, ms Wedne,lay EyeIing, - o'C 90.
Rec. Sec. ia,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1865-08-23
Flour nEd Grain.

NV YoBE, August 22 1865.
Fttr.-Lov grade OF Hour are 10-ltc tct'Cr 10
day. Choice brands unchcuged. We quote. SUPP
fIc STAT, 30 6rnf6 o.; lNIa do at u los-, % :
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ONO NJ IS bpA y. 81. Lois tytrss, at l. Ca ~
low grades u CAIada tSia at ! tfai 30 ana lOUd
to tupIrue Southern hixea IA, IL s-lI.
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close, thictio SpliEg being gu,,ed Al II 5asel 56
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- 70 - " ior while AiCnisrn, anu D ~ Tor rev
wh'te Genes e..
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tVlH-ihis muktt closed rnn o-say, but not
very active, sats tuug made S1uJst for " t.le.
M.x a. aud - for uu.ouud