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Call for " Soldiers an" sailors Ma


The following is the call for the Sol
dicrs' and Sailors National Convention:
{ pursuance OF "a resolution pnsSed
ut II meeting of the Soldiers ana Sailors
Union, held III Washington, ID. C., on
Monday evening, August 10Th, 1896, We
invite all soldiers and sailors who have
served in tho Union army and navy du-
ring tho late war for tho suppression of
tho rebellion, and who beli"V" that
treason shall I've mndo OdiOuS and
traitors punished" who are opposed to
tho restoration of rebels to power, and
tho Offering of premiums to treason and
trcuchcrV, and who are in favor of tho
proposed constitutional amendment,
and for continuing Congress as the law
making power of the government, to
meet at Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, on
Tuesday, September 18th, 1866, mt II
o'clock NJ. We nude our argument in
the field.
l.. Edwin Dudley, Massachusetts.
Will n. Short, Pennsylvania.
james II. Royce, Vermont.
William Hunt, Rhode Island.
:. q. Merrill, Connecticut.
William =. Morse, New York.
IL. n. Rothery, New Jersey.
w. Z. Porter, Ohio.
IL. \. Hall, District of Columbia.
J. w. EirkSloy, Maryland.
c. l.. Cnpehart. West Virginia.
a. j. Bennett, Texas.
II. NJ. Miller, Indiana.
jas. Il. Smith, Illinois.
s. &. Van Deventer, Michigan.
ID. $. Curtis, Wisconsin.
AshbCl lngCrsOn, Minnesota.
Porter w. PritClrArd, Iowa.
Charles Barr, Missouri.
S. X. Huntington. Kansas.
Thos. n. Dalton, kentucky.
ID. G. Houck, Tennessee.
1t is added that endorsements of this
movement have been received from
many OF tho most prominent soldiers of
the country. All soldiers and sailors
favorable to tho cause and willing to
have their names upon this call are re-
quCstcd to address l.. Edwin Dudley,
Washington, d. {.
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The Knabe Piano

Is well enough known throrgbo,,,,
SEItS 70 stand upon its merits enJ Z, uitei
I.GGtSSay TO Pebble them thr,HHoirH not
sini or send agents from door i" ;dotGs
,hli me proper way for purchasers Ia s,,r,...
triSIIs'iVes Is to apply to reSpOn, ible sppy
AS represented, '' "uS Is Just
~, HH mother method Of pushing bad work uno,
ny ny pubic Is to sell through MILSjc n non
allowing them large commissions TSr 4,Icher
5n IGi,uIhns their Instruments. This mGds Il.
Idle business Of course Increases the prSe ..
the purchaser 'S come from
III, In purchasing from the agent OF f,rS,.c,,--
nIi ma an instrument can haIoItHAss
tle factory price-nOtwithStandinH rIe I nay. I'll
OF outside makers that The ;,s-t
commission increases the price Of the nl'I,
Persons In want of first GLASS Pianos car,,,.
expect TO buy them at second or thir Gi1n moi
prices. VI IiIEu Class
The public are invited to examine -.
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Life!
OROl1S

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Coughs BrOnChitS,o Sore Throat, Asthma,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Ague i'll the Face,
Headache, TOOthace, Bruises, SprainS, Chilb-
lAinS, Group, Colds, Fever and Ague and
Cholera in single day. Sold by all Druggists,
with full directions fOruSe.
ORRIN SKINNER & CO., Projectors.
Springfield, Mass. DEAiAS BARNES & CO.,
Agents for Boston. marl3-ly
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Announcement


TIME PUBLIC AXE RESPECTFULLY
l. informed that the Pleasant Hill Female
Seminary, near West MiddletOwn washing
ton county, Pa, will he opened on the frSt
Monday In September, with the s:une able
corps Of Teachers employed during the last
session.
This announcement is made TO give the as
Surlncc that no suspension will occur in con-
sequence of the recent death OF the lamentcd
+. Z. McKeever, who has been conducting its
aifA irs Tor the last six years.
The undersigned, who, aided by Mrs. Jane
T.; MckecNcr rs Principal established the In
Stitutinn. and conducted IL for fifteen years
previously, hesS leave 10 assure the public
that every attention will bc paid as hereto
fore, To promote the interests OF the pupils
ComIttSd to his change, and to maintain the
hlSh character which the Seminary has nc
our country.
Additional buildings have been recently
erected aud increased faciiticS-arc ufIOrIlCd for
the accommodation of pupils.
Catalogues sent on application.
Hu2'3tdGltw MATTHEW Nick EEVER
iHpfsiStRF
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There are about 100000 Sabbath
schools i'll the United States.
a woman was discharged from
Blackwclps island on Monday who
had been convicted l53 times.
The JASsisSiPpidm says a gentleman
i'll Jackson recently wrote letter
twenty-five feet long to his sweetheart.
Why are the members of poor
cricket club like circles? Because they
have no big innings.
The object of Jenny Lind's concert
in England is to retrieve her fortune,
which is sadly impaired by her hus-
bands dissipation.
There is clergyman in Illinois nam
ed Rev. Bilious Pond, which is claimed
with some reason as the most disagree
able name in existence,
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LinSleV Institute.

ID "OPENS MONDAY, SEPrEMBER al.
IL Entrance on Market street, ODpOSife on.
trance TO MLure House
1t Is the wish Of the trustees and the prin-
cipai TO furnish the best possible facilities for
education.
=. Inluon, per quarter Common Branches
$500; Branches requiring use or annoratuS ar
higher Mathematics, or Languages. $1,000,
au2S-lw I,rinciT1,1
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HALLS
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE

- IA - IL
VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER.
Has proved itself to be the most perEect
public. - " E'I
" u vegetable compound, md contains
no injurious properties whatever.
IL VIII restore gray hair TO its original color
II VIII Keep the hair from falling out.
~, ~ cIeainSeS the scalp and makes the hair
Soit, luStrOuS and SIlIten.
u Is splendid hair dressing
40 person, old or young, should failtO use IT,
,,, ~ Is recommended and used by tho first
=, I Mb Ask for Halls Vegetable SIciIian Hair
Remover, and take no OTHER, --''''
~. X. =. HALL Il Co.
,,o,,o,. Nashua, N. H., ProprietorS.
FOR sale all druggists. mr1-lydtSwth
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ASOUTHERN SOLDIER SLIGHTLY DE-
NoRALIZED.-The Rockingham CVa.)
Register says demoralized Southern
soldier there exhibits singular con-
tempt for the honors of military pro-
motion. He was elected captain with
out his consent, and almost by accln-
nation, at the recent reconstruction of
that tremendous arm of military power
in Virginia, "the raw militia" The
following is his endorsement upon the
commission sent him. 1t is written, it
will be perceived, in true military style:
"HEADQUARTERs IN THE FIELD
August 2, 1866.
Respectfully acknowledgements
D-n Governor Pcirpoint and his Vir-
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MARRIAGE AND CEL1nACY. AM

MARRIAGE AND CELIBACY. an
Essay OF Warning and Instruction for Young
Men. Also Diseases and Abuses which pros
trate the vital powers, with sure means OF re-
lief Sent free of charge in sealed letter en-
velopeS. Address, DIR. ]. SKILLIS HOUGH-
TON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
aul6.3nuSw
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"HES the Postmaster at OskaIoosn.
Iowa. received Randan's circuIar TO-
the Philadelphia Convention, Instead
Of approving of the call, as requested.
he returned it endorsed: "I'm not for
sale"
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Stop, Look at This.

YNHE GREAT EASTERN DETECTIVE,
1 HOrSe and Live Stock Insurance Com
Pany, of Pennsylvania, wants Agents in this
and every county in this State.
Office, los South it'll street, PhiIadeIahia,
7. HAEFA,
au-S-l' General Agent,
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Ex-REBEL General s. f.. Warren.
now in Cincinnati, declares that che
was not whipped in the recent war, but
hadn't time 10 fight the thing out, and
so concluded TO surrender"
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THE writer of the splendid article in
inc atlantic DIOmthLy for September,
called 'Ihe Johnson Party" was Gen
I FRA Carl Schurz, editor of tho Detroit
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EXACTLY WHAT YOU wANr

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NJ known and used over ~ yearx Daily
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DoILe' NO wilsh. No trouble. A child can
apply 1t, Produces n lustrouS blnck or brown.
Is desired. Docs not inJure the hair. Price
Sold by Druggistsnnd Fancy Goods Dealers
Also, MATHEWS ARNICA HAIR GLOsS
Tor restoring and dressing the hair. Jui-eod-lV
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announcements.

Announcement for Congress.
WE ARE AUTHORIZED Ann mr.
w queStedt announce Gen. Il. s. NoRTH-
COT, OF Harrison county, us n Union Cnndi-
trict OF West Virginia In the Forfeit COn-
greSs of the United States. nuSsSs
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DK. L. X. KNIGHTS, Prnp'r, McIrose, Mass.
Sold to the trade by LAUGHLISSS BUSH
FIELD, Wheeling, and at retail by all Drug
Etsts, also by L. II. Logan Il Co., and Logan
List 4 Co. mV.gS-;iInuSw
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METCALF's GREAT RHEUMATIC REMEDY.
This new and wonderful medicine acts
like magic, curing Rheumatism OF years
iii n few days.
au22-lm 4. II. LOGAN & CO, Agents.
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GENERAL GRANTS NIEws.-The edi-
tor of the Lewiston Falls Journal, who
had the recent familiar conversation
with General Grant at the studio of a
Maine artist, in Washington, and
whose account of the interview was
published far and wide, makes the fol-
lowing statement
I'VE happen to know personally,
through II gentleman who has been in
innate with General Grant for the last
few months, that his sympnthies in the
present political crisis arc wholly with
Congress, and that he is entirely on
posed TO the tyrannical and egotistical
course of President Johnson. We know
that such are the sentiments OF the
General-so that what comfort the cop
perheads can extract from his presence
mt the White House on Saturday, Mt the
reception of the Paddock Committee
they are entirely welcome to-
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WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO AN
w nOunCe CHESTER d. HUBBARD. or
Ohio county, ns n candidate for re-eiection
from the FlrRt Congressional District Rnhipcf
70 the decision OF the District Union Conven-
''"''' aug3-tIG
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President johnson boasL OF having
risen from coat-maker to "A turn-cont
maker
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TIME DIRECTORS OF THE CENTRE
Wheeling Market Association have de-
TO the stockholders on demand.
o, ALEX. q. EOFF,
AngN.M Or
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CoIgate,s Aromntlc Vege1nbIe Sonn.

COIGate's Aromatic Vegetable Soap.
superior Toilet SO"p, prepared from re-
fined Vegetable Oils in combination with
Glycerine, and especially designed for the
use of Ladies' and for the Nursery. Its per-
fume is exquisite, and its washing properties
unrivalled. FOrsale by all druggists.
EehI7.IvdGuv
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,,d ~ we are TO "sustain Congress" MS
.me %ntGhword is, there is no better
Why 10 40 II than 10 T'c-cLccL the C0n-
V'f"S "c NIc cIPCcLch 10 SMSLnf,lI
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Try one boa. aud be Cared.

The Great French Remedy, NJ. DE Wallets
Female Periodical pills, extensively used by
the French Royal Academy OF Medicine.
They never fall in ChlOroSiS Amenorhea
MCnOrhHGia &c.
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ST. VINCENT'S
Classical and Mercantile COLLEGE.

"t-- WI N-NUH VVIIUVIIIISs W. vi.
ITNHE COURSE OF STUDIES IN TuISIN-
L Stitntion embraces History, GeOgrnphv,
housekeeping; English, French Cierlnnn
Italian: Latin, ana Greek languages; Khc.
toric, Mathematics. Drawing, Music, Natural
Philosophy, including Telegraphy, Chemis-
try, ana Moral PhilOSOpy. The students are
always under the watch1ul care and govern
ment OF their Professors, and enjoy the free
use OF the Gymnasium connected with the
play grounds.
during the pass gear, tCuS one IrTndr,T ami
HIf6'1: and IN This IRE simply refer as IiIeucp or
tie success lChich the Insulation met during NE
FIRST Yenr ofHS e;riSte1Icc, ''''
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@nstfal austruments.

KIiuSr f Pianp h RsEthInmGT TAa.T,I OF rgp
e[r instruments to represent i@ aitS OF IL
me- mat the Planes they sell "ileir cu,,o
ornerIy em n t%S H6%S% ~, made by w p%'ffFS>
rms IS an old dodge. and on rs TSo
thsSr ITlt by manufacturers. who csri Is only
quenlly are compelled 10 forc Sue and cons
market at any price. '''ee them on M.
ms IniS mode Of doing business ,,,,,,.
sTP "g fG FfIny!nSG on nSes r
mere fact of small makers iaSE;ABE. III.
Lde SIANDARD, and workinHe' ing w. Them a
rSPutation should be all the eviiemnlao upon then
II is a we'll known fac, r,o,
Flano manufacturers have tba,t M Il MS. cla>.
iEem ana dispose Of their good, S'TfR0 rS.e1
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n Convention of managers of Nm
L"nnl banks in the NGrth.weejorn
states states, is to be held in Chicago. Sen.
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MONEY SAVED,
wi Labor Saved.
Time Saved,
Clothes Saved
by using n GOOD Clothes Wringer
THE CHAMPION WRINGER
THE UNIVERSAL WRINGER
THE COLBY WRIEGER.
Try one and you will buy one. For sale at
manufacturers prices by
X. j. SMYTH,
RuS-lm Cor. Market and Quincy SITS
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-24

FIRST DIsTRIoT.-The following cases we're dis
posed of yesterday by Acting Recorder Moore:
James Iayior and Edward Henderson, negroes,
accused of stealing basket Of champagne and
eWo bottles of brandy from the store of Mr.George
II. CLARK, No. l49 Common street. on Sunday
night, pleaded gailty, and were sent befete the
First District Court.
The prosecution against John Ghampioa and
Mike Griffin, charged with passing counterfeit
money, was dismissed upon Their Fefunding. the
amount Of the spurious bill passed BY them.
Annie Page, negress, was arraigned on the csnl-
piaint Of Kate Parker negress residing a. No. 1876
Canal street. who alleges that Annie periured
herself STEW days agoin swearing before the first
justice of the peace that she had not receivsd
from complainant pair of shoes valued at four
dollars. The case is to be examined tomorrow.
Charles Bruler, for violating city ordinances,
fined S..
Daniel Williams and Betsey Williams, negroes
Tor disturbing the peace, fined $40 each.
~. M. Stone for insulting and abusing Mary
Anrisson fined $40.
Henry Heinpen, for druEaenness and disturbing
the peace, fined $40.
Edward Wilson, negro, for assautinz Mrs.
0ehuis. peace bond or thirty days v orkhoase
Ann Brown, for drunkenness and disturbing the
peace, fined $40.
Mary Jane Irwin, for drunkenness fined 81 So
Major Worthafns negro, for drunkenness and va
graney, workhouss thirty days.
/ Aun Harrison, fer drunkenness; fired $5.
Catherine Lawrence, for drunkenness, fined IS.
| Mary jackson, negress, for drunkenness and
disturbing the peace fined $40.
Axam Green, negro, for carrying concealed
weapons, fined SIS.
Henry Keeper, for insulting adiesoR the street,
resisting the officer who arrested him. and beating
a fellow prisoner in the lookup, fined s25.
Baptste Callahan, negro, for carrying concealed
weapons, fned $40.
I. w. Williams, for drunkenness fined $40.
Wm Brown, accused Of assault andabattery on
Thomas Brewer was discharged by request of the
prosecutor.
Wm Howell, for disturbing the peace, was
fined $40.
Edward Cusich, for resisting an officer in the
discharge of his duty, fined IS.
| SECOND DIsTRIGT.-The following parties were
held in bonds to appear for examination :.
| Margaret Belden and Gastine Lewis charged
with assaulting and battering Miss Lizzie Holmes
| All colored ladies.
| Fanny Lavna and Mary Casey, also eolored,
charged with breach of the peace by Mary
| Walker, colored again.
Annie Farley, charged wish threatening Eliza
beth Richards to annihilate her with a dangerous
| weapon.
THIRD DISTRICT John Thayer arrested on a
warrant from the first Justices court of St,
Bernard parish, charged with horse stealing, was
sent to the parish prison to await examination.
| John Lima for getting drunk, was allowed to
choose between paying $40 or going to the paris
| prison for ten days.
Mary Wilson, for drunkenness and disorderly con
! duct, was fined S24, or in default to go TO- the
workhouse forsixty days.
James McCabe, vag., was sent to the wegk.
| house for six months
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TUESDAY MORNING, JULY "a, 1866.

finger The doctor did not think carnal knowledge
had been attempted, but that tentative expert
ment had been made
Upon this showing Mr. Field, wis conducted the
defense, argued that the accused could not be
tried for an attempt to rape but at most oniy for
assault and battery, for an attempt to have carnai
knowledge was an essential element of the accB.
saton before the court.
Mr. Overall, who appeared for the prosecation
argued that the proof was sufficient to MAMMAL
the charge. p
The acting recorder sent the accused before A.e
First District court to be tried for attempting 10
commit rape and fixed the bail at $1,000.
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I THE KENTUCKY STATE LpTTEBE.-As will be
seen s20n referenee=t0 the Gt,of the last drawing
of tho above namaa lottery, citizens are still
aheadof it on prizes-seveasoen having been won
by residents of this place This. is doing a. good
business and sOlong as it paysso well, it is quite
likely that no faula will be found with those who
ingastn tickets This peculiarly of hamln nature
is pretty well illustrated By, an anecaote we once
haard told, and as it is saoFtIe will relate u. an
Eold gentleman who had a fast son, frequently
nremonstratsdi with hiR for speadng. too much
money in hoEse-racingi ooek-fgAhng, ETC, tellng
him that the end of such cSurses always was pow
Ferty and paiseFy One,day John camete his father
and informed him. thathe had bought a half of q,
lottery ticket for ten or fifteen dollars. How"
Easked the old gentsman, F" can you have the face
to come and tell me this? Can yennot squander
, your money fast enough in your pleasures? Don't
t ask me for any ma4e money yRn cannot expect
that should give you my hard earnings to- throw
away on such gambling enterprises" But,
, father.' said Jehn, " I've won the half of
ten thousand dollars with my half ticket" . Eli
: What? Ten thousand dollars Oh. John, my
son, why did You not come to your old father for
I advice! Did you not kReg that ( would never
e have bought half ticket No, sir. Go the whole
1 hog or none-that should be the motto of every
man of pluck. You have lost-yes, lost-fye
tuouStAu uullhLs ClS+s uut psAotS ! ~
X foolish headn And he absolutely refused to be
If oomforted and it would be safe wager to bet
1t upon his having INFESTED in whole ticket as soon
II as he could get to a lottery agency. The SEN
e tucky State Lottery is fairly conducted enter'
e. prise, and owing to the large number OF prizes
1n contained in each scheme the chances fof winning
e. something is rather better than they are N any
MS that we know Of Mr. Chas. T. Howard, one o.
u our own citizens is the agent for this lottery
or New orleans, and as he licensed dealer 1t Is
matter Of interest to all that he should succeed
su the money he pays for his license goes to supper
On, tue Charity Hospital
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INTERESTING GENERAL 1NTE1r17zNcR.
Etc,
rAssocIassd Press Dispa.ch.s.

WAsHIsGEolh July 23.-The Mouse to-day SON
curped5in the seuate's amendment to the resolu-
ton admitting Tennessee. It is probable the Pre-
sident will sign the resolution, as it provides for
the admission of the Tennessee representatives,
but he will protest against sending it to hia be-
cause he has nothing to do with the admission Of
members of Congress and he will further pro
test that the preamble does not state the truth,
asmuch as it asserts that the Tennessee Legislature
has adoptedthe proposed amendment to the Con
stitution when, in fact, it has not been adGpted
by quorum of both branches of the Legislature.
Mr. Sehenck offered a resolution, calling Oaathe
President to. know if application had been made
for the pardon Of Major General Pickett ard if
steps had been taken for his trial On the charga of
executing Union soldiers, which was passed
Mr.. Snelding; offered a resolution which was
agreed to, requesting the President to cause the
| prosecution in U. s. courts against the Fsnian
prisoners to be discontinued, IL not incompatible
with the public interest
The. President has pardoued a. E. Maxwell, for
merly Confederate Senator from Florida
There ig,barely quorum of'the members,of the
House here, and the Speaker declines granting
any more leaves of absence.
New YORK, Jnly 23.-Citg of Mexico cores.
ponence say tile Fourth Of July was celebrated by
the resident Americans will great spirit. Gen.
Magruder and other emnens Confederates parti-
Il cipated. Magruder responded to toast to tho
United States Infantry aud navy, and in memory to
the late President LincoInt which was received
with respect by the Confederate exiles.
WASHINGTON July 23-NashyilIe dispatches
from high authority state that there no quoram
present when the constitutional amendment Eai
ratified By the House, The presidingoicer of thu
House perenptorily refused to certify that such
fesolu1oh vas Passeu w 'lS 'Ne'a Nc
ny ~ ~ z',an., 1n1U ~ Iot+ors s,om tbe oftv
WASHINGTON, 'uly 1''-le''e,s iRoli 'i,e ivy
Mexico assert that MsSinitian mas slgneu "eaE
WIN Dahoi 'he FFen-|L Ll'ni''etT iti',i
that twenty tnousaha FFench '0ops sii't, Nei.'
Al NA0'OO "'0 'e"'~'
nag -, ,.,;r,,,,a, a.,
Napoleon agrees 20 lurh'Sii maAl'i.'-'.t ~
hunaSeo thousaho D'ii''ts pai nOntu -
reGe"'ns aS seTu'HJ iOl a.
FaII o"u iion va ~ ~ ~ t''y - -
issen'es " W -
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:, ,,anar,a;oa poS, Lo,.a olraaa7, hao, Teceivas
S n~,e ,9 saio of;rs of tbs Hon
of ran,,rt on the spbi,
Id % ~. IN - 4 ndorstood
SO a o-o,,,h raisfon of the statutes regal
er s,,T'o ,i,spii atssr gnyernmep
n ~ 1,l Tbos NJ Wells was