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Disease Among Mules.

We learn from Colonel i. u. Irby,
that the disease which killed so many
mules for our friends, Colonel John
c. Brahan and his ncighbors, has
broken out on McIvor's Creek, in n
virnlcnt form. II kills not only
mules, but horses, cattle, hogs, aud
sheep. If any of those who have
suffered by this epidemic raj furnish
us with information rs 10 the best
manner Of treating il, they will do a
favor TO the whole country. From
all appearances this malady will
spread all over the country. We
invite every gentleman who may
have had q case of this kind on hi,
plantation to furnish US Immediately
with a diagnosis, and his manner oI
treating the same. As we under
stand the disease, il kills before the
necessary remedies can be procured,
aud we wish to give all the infcrma-
ton that has been derived from cx-
rericnce, in order that people may
be ready for II.
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The crops are nearly laid by, aud
we have heard Of some people quar-
rclling with their freedmen, and
driving them of. This looks like
trying to get clear Of paying them
for what work they have done. W,
hope all civil officers will scrutiniIc
such Vases closely, and give the freed.
men full and fair justice in every
case. RI this IL not done, we may
expect and confidently look for q
garrison Of Yankee soldiers to be
stationed In every county in the
State. Ii such n thing does take
place, il will be the fault Of the OIL
GERS Of the law, who do not care, OF
will not take the trouble TO cnforc,
the statutes In favor Of the freedmen
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The Annexation OF Canada 20 The
United States.

Mr.. Banks, from the committee on
foreign affairs presented to the Hous,
Of Representatives, on Monday, .
bill in the nature of a proposition b,
the United States to the English col.
onics on this continent to assume III,
relations Of States and Territories o.
the American Union. The bill
which was ordered to be printed ant
recommitted to the committee on for.
eign affairs, is entitled, "A bill fol
the admission Of the States Of Novs
Scotia, New Brunswick, Cauadl
East and West, and for the organiza.
ton Of the Territories of Sclkirk
Saskatchewan and Columbia"
We suppose the Canadian Parlia.
mcnt will duly appreciate the in.
tended honor, by adopting a similar
bill for the annexation Of the United
States. Itcccurs to us that the Unitcd
States possess several Territories
now which trouble them enough sol
present purposes. But they are mol
to be taken into consideration until
the machinery for clccting a Radical
as the the next President Is arranged
to sui, the majority in Congress.
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The Philadelphia convention.


We publish on the first page, the
call Cor a Convention to be held in
Philadelphia, on the 18th Of August.
This Is one Of the most important
movements that has been inaugunicd
since the close of the war, and there
seems to be some diversity of opin-
ION with Southern journals as to
whether the South ought to send del
egatcs 10 the Convention or not.
Among those who are in favor of the
South standing aloof, We notice the
Memphis Appeal, Richmond Wing,
Lynchburg, Republican, Columbus
tGa.l SYN, Meridian (Ii-s) Mc'.cn-
GER, Canton (Miss.) Mai, SouhorH
ssnfinei, (Miss.) Baltimore Ga,cte,
and Holly Springs Reporter.
The Lynchburg Republican says
A more Objectionable declaration
Of principles than Is announced by
the National Union Committee IN
their call, was never prcpoundcd ~
any conntry or by any party, and i
sub doctrines be correct, then th,
South has always been wrong, her
people arc traitors, and the radicals
are now right In thcir extreme doc
trines Of consolidation. To thcs'
things We cau never assent 10 concil'
iass any party OF any man, or e
accomplish any purpose. Beside
what do We In the South want with
parfyf Why should We divide our
selves when re are unitedy vii
the Philadelphia Convention maxi
Proidest johnson any stronger i
the Eoufh than he noss is7 vii
The presence Of southern delegatc
elrenrthen The hands Of the conscrva'
fixe Republicans who have called Il
We think h will do none Of this
III. - he eontrzry, will divide th'
~ unilei South. weaken the pn-i'
~. and slrrnxthen the hands o
~5f@H We sin<~rrIv hone
$3.50 - lhe south>rn Pres vii
49, A-sx~< k-<n~~ ~
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Connll Convention.

We ore requested % give noiic'
that there VIII be- 4 Convention held
NJ I%'naela, On Monday, The 23d q
take Into consideration The question
whether the people of Pamela county
will ask 10 be represented 10 lb'
Philadelphia Convention, on The liiI
n August, or not and " decided IL
the affirmative, then 10 appoint dele
gates, either 10 the State Convention
II Jarkson, on the 25tli, or direct Il
the Convention ut philadelphia A
full attendance Is earnestly requested
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Foreign News.

The following interesting items OF
foreign news have been received since
our last issue:
The Italian army crossed the Min
clio without meeting opposition from
the A%ustrians. They pushed toward
Pcschira, but were repulsed by a
short cannonadc from the forts in
that stronghold.
The Italian army was encountered
by the Austrians in great force, in the
vicinity Of Verona, and a great bat
tie commenced. The Austrians re-
pulsed both wings of the Italian
army. The fight is still going on.
The reported relief of the Hano-
verian army is not confirmed.
Negotiations for capitalization on
honorable terms had been agreed on
between the Hanoverian and Prus-
sian forces.
The Prussians had advanced into
Upper Silesia and Bohemia. The
Prussians easily repulscd the Aus
trian Hussars, owing to the effective
power Of the needle gun.
Prince Charles army met no re-
s%istancc in crossing the Bohemian
frontier.
II Is expected that Bencdek will
debouch from Bohemia with the main
body of his army upon Garlety, COM
pclling the Prnssians to evacuate
Saxony by a flank attack.
The prussians are arminr Coblentz
and Ehvenbreilstein for defense
against South Germans.
A military revolt had taken place
at Madrid and Barcelona. Seven
hundred took refuge In France, we're
disarmcd and conveyed to Ccrcl. One
hundred were killed and wounded A
Madrid. tranquility now prevails.
Later advices say Sundays en-
gagement between the Austrians and
Italians, near Verona, lasted all day
and ended IN the complete defeat Of
the Italians, commanded BY King
Ferdinand. Both armies fought he
roically. The Italians were repulsed
at all points after a severe and bloody
struggle. They recrossed the Mincio
Sunday evening. The Prince a
Modena was wounded. The Aus
TRANS captured 1900 prisoners, and
then took Castoza by assault and
occupied Tomberg.
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Union Female College,
Oxford, Mississippi.
Chartered by the State In 1854, Raw. G. H.
But, A. ", President with expert.
snced Department Teaehers
all Of Southern birth
and education.

This popular institution, after a suspension
Of ihrre rear, resumed exercises on the second
Of last October, and has just closed another
successful term, exceeding by Ear the crpec,a-
tons Of IL friends The building, large, ,hrre
stories high, and well arranged, stands In 4
beautiful grove. The course Of study thorough
BolRptSa DEFARrxESr-ts In charge Of Frv
W. W. McMAHAS aud LADY. Those who know
them need not be told that nea,ness, order
comfort aud kindness eminently Distinguish
their department. II i like home for Young
ladies The teachers lodge and board in The
College
ESrESsr-while Il must no, BE- expected
that young ladiescan be educated In hrt-clas.
College without considerable expense. We, h 4
claimed that the charges are les IN this than In
similar ~institutionS and they are 70 b,eanas The
buildings have been erected by public con,ri.
button at a cost Of about $4,000, for which
neither rent interest not tax l. paid. Board
lodging, washing, fuel, lirhu, incidental fe
aud tuition In sciences and classics for Ten
scholastic months, s2es, which may DO extend.
ed 10 stso, BY taking music, modern language,
and all ornamental branches varying according
to the number studied, quarterly In advance IL
currency.
Dasss AVID Ecososr-Young ladies oneu
try 10 excel each other In dress To avoid ,his
and purely AZ a matter Of economy, uniformity
Of dress s being gradually introduced. ereep,
for thoss desiring 10 wear black. Plain hat
trimmed with pink for summer, with s~olfsrine
or crimson for winter. Nothing hut ribbon.
Pink calicn. lawn and Whit. n. ..mm...
dark calico and dark brown vorsted Cor winter.
All ex,rsvagance is positively forbidden The
next term viii begin September 10th, ises
Nit-st s. O. BuRNEY,
President Board Trustees.
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NafLnk arapf.

The asssmnia ffom lhe Continent
siase lssi west haze beeu ~ ~ lim.
lied q fhafseief, and NE statements
II bHtIes sfe - uneef,aln, lmpola.
BE aml contradictory that W. monol
understand ihe ptesehi situation and
future prospects n The combaianis
We shall ptotmliy have something
m6fr definite by nest week.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Sarah /. Little and David Little, hein-at-law
Of David II. Little, deceased. You and each
Of you are hereby cited TO appear before the
Probate court Of said county, at the court-house
thereof on "Wednesday, the goth day Of Au-
gust next being August term to show cause
why the final account Of boyd p. Bryant guar
dian Of your persons and estates lately acd in
said court should no, be allowed and approved.
BY order Of court.
jyl4-tt W. p. wo0TTEN, Clerk.
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State Convention.

The Mississippi State Convention
for the purpose Of appointing dele
gates to the National Union Conyen-
ton to meet at Philadelphia on tho
18th August, will be held at jackson
on Wednesday the 95,h Of Jaly. II
Is hoped that the people Of every
county IN the State win hold primary
meetings and be represented.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Letters Of administration having been grant
ed to the undersigned on the estate Of James
Norris deceased, At the June term, 1859,
Of the Probate Court Of Pamela county, notice
Is hereby given to all persons indebted 10 said
estate TO come forward and %sst,le, or having
claims against said estate, to come forward and
prove them within the time prescribed BY law,
or they will be forever barred.
JOSEPH W. NORRIS
je9o-st Administrator.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. To
Mary o, Keith, widow, Anna Keith and Ma
thaniel Keith, children ofM. II. Keith, deceased.
You are hereby cited to appear before the Pro.
bate court Of said county nj the courthouse
thereof on the fourth Monday In Angus, next,
then and there 10 answer thepetition Of George
W. Dyer, administrator Of the estate Of Alonzo
y. Bishop deceased, and show cause why the
prayer Of petitioner praying for title to be
made to the heirs Of bis decedcnt to Northwest
quarter Of section Of land, No. Eve, township
nine range eight In said county, should not be
granted. BY order ofcourti issued July 10, 1896.
jyii-W w.P. w00TTEN, Clerk.
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sHERIrF's SALE

BY virtue Of four writs Of vsrdhs eyess
me directed, from the Circuit coart q
county, Mississippi, three Of which ~
o. W. ). Harrif a. surviving partner, 49,
administrator Of W. W. Hysrs deceasr<
IT. Westbrook, and Que In favor q -
Jackson = Co. " The same party. ! -
Monday, the 9Th day Of August 1st4 -,
courthouse door Of said county. IN ths ~
Pamela, between the hours prescribed
proceed to sell for cash, 70 the hishes J
he following described raj sstAla -
the village Of Bate<vills In aid cou(I
known and described on The plat II -
= Tot No IN, or wssibrook plne4r
aid wriz. WI rL0I&
iy1-H -
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GUARDIAN SALE.

In pursuance Of n order of he Probate
court Of Lafayette coanty, Mississippi z.=de 4
'he Way term. isss. theres< I vii. = s~azrllzz
o. Robert d and H1<{ G. sh<ers<. ea>T 4,
sale Al public auction a. u. Iffh A. -
lsea IN shs town Of rsnol., The l~oller;.s
described land. fknarn - he Hohhe III -
ing N Pamela county and fourteen miles sau,h
OF TIE Iowa q fsaai. tczuits n .z-.l---.
qaA1ssk u ssstea taiftF--ix. township sx.rtx.
ssssn. ranEs iva containing sa< HUNDRED -
VIZ scfss. Terms one bali sz<A. h.ll..<< -
we've months tine With zppfsved -<rnr;sx
JAMES G. sEIFfgna
GasFalzn.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Letters ,estamentary having been granted
TO me upon the estate Of John D. Balch,
late Of Pamela county, deceased, by the Probate
Court Of said county, at the November term, 1895
thereof now all persons holding claims agains,
said estate are hereby notified 10 come forward
and have them duly proba,ed and registered
according 10 law, or they will be barred by the
statute In such cases made and provided.
JAMES L. FLETCHER,
apl2i-5t Executor.
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LOOK HEREii

$ X. kunkle has an experience Of swsn.v.
oat yeafs IN vell-diEEinn. and would caution
ns patrons 70 have their work don. before he
nts' 81 November, ss he intends closing M or
me season. He warrants his work II sssfs in
s'anes, provided there b no quieksana
Pcs'ofhee address. ranols. lnxla-e.
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Cheap Cash Store ! !
POWELL 4
"A t.
B~ATESvILLE, MISS.

Amer thanking yon ior past patronage, va
would ask an examination Of The largest and
most complete assortment Of goods ever brought
10 this market, and bear In mind that our
good. have Ius, arrived per Express, from Phil.
adelphia and Cincinnati, and hare been bourh.
with Cash, al the lowest prices, aad We ASSURE
All that they shall have The full benefit Of ans
decline that has taken place In Foods Our
ladies' department. Is magnificent and our gen.
uemens' department l. complete. with .hs
largest stock Of shoes IN Pamela eounty. if We
can ave yoa ten per cent We will do II: II Ne
can only ave you Eve per cent, II l. an Item "a
yoas and rsst ssssrsd that we viii ell you any
goods a. low A. yon can get them In H<-pAss
mayia-tt POWELL 4 SIMPSON.
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he lslNf 4as4a4nia shoNe lbai W.
sha n Amthsfn Mssles IA N
.taln n lhs iAlsni sbi llal ~
sass n lhe i~mgfsmll.ls J. ~ ",
dasllns Ila W. have tne ahe,
learned - pisee NJ rlsa,e II Wetl
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State OF Mississippi, PanoIa county. To
Thomas P. Hubbard, Charles Green Hubbard,
William Gray Hubbard, Sarah Louisa Hub
bard, David Stephen Hubbard and Thomas
Theophilus Hubbard, heirs aud dlstributces Of
Frederick Brougher, deceased. You and each
Of you arc hereby cited to be and appear before
the Probate court Of said county at the court
house thereof on the fourth Monday In August,
1866, to answer the petition Of Charles A.
Brougher, administrator Of the estate Of the
deceased, and one Of the heirs and distributes
Of deceased, and show cause why the prayer Of
the petitioner praying for the sale Of the North
east quarter Of section Of land No. nine, and
South half Of Southeast quarter Of section Of
land No. -four, all In township nine range seven
west, In said county, should not be granted.
by order Of court issued July 10th, 1866.
jyl4-4t W. p. wO0TTEN, Clerk.
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Taken NJ By The subscriber, living ~ q
-. .. Fsnola On 1izt u Jua& . NO.
mar. elazed-Aesd and right eTs -
me can come forward low po1ef>t n
sasfEes @aa s~ts her AVN.
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BY order Of Hon. Thonssf 4 Cl1sls ~
dent Of The Board Of POLES u P.o11
. special term Of aid Board will b -
soaFt-hou-s in the town = PsnciA -
ths ath dag Of JAY, 1903. Tke nenben
All hereby required 10 sttend.
ieso-h w.P. WOOTTBN, C<-
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A BAcuEioR Error GoSH CRA-
zy.-Thc local editor of the Wabash
Hdindcdicr has recently fallen IN
love. He tells about il, and in an.
ticipation Of the glorics Of the com.
ing day he goes of in this wiscs
awe are becoming desperate, and
will commit matrimony unlcS some.
body holds us. We are becoming
convinced that an h'angel Is n good
thing TO have IN the house. Imagine
the deliciousncss Of ones phcclinks
when a beautiful sweet sixteen, pos.
scssing the dignifcd title Of wife,
and with the innocence OF a lamb
steps closely up TO your framework
places her sot lilly white arms around
your alabcstcr neck, throws back her
auburn ringlets, raises her angelic
form upon little tccs, places her hcav-
ing bosom upon your vest pattern,
and with her red, rosy, posy, pouty.
peaches aud cream, strawberry and
dumping, soda water, maple molas-
scs, fruit cake, bologna sausage. nee.
tar lips Je-hos-si-fatll kisses you
smack Hurrah for matrimonyl and
darnaiiun 20 old baohelordomf
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sHERIFF's SALE

BY virtue Of a writ Of rsndho sysenpn
directed, from the Circuit court d -
county, Mississippi, In favor Of Andrsv -
son 4 Co. against John d. Coffee and SaIak
Coffee, win, on Monday, the 9Th day ~
gust lses, at the courthouse doos ~
county, In the town Of Pamela, betu>u 3
hour prescribed BY law, proceed 10 IN ~
10 The highest bidder, The following -
land and other property, vizs Secioa
three township six, range eight west 49,
dwelling house thereon, now occupie1t -
Thompson, situated seven miles wct = -
Depot In aid county. ". J. FL0Yn
jy5-st 81
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Twenty thousand Poles want q
emieate 70 this country, and effort.
are being made 70 settle them IN Viz.
ginia. They are tired of Muscovifs
rule. They will get freedom In vir'
ginia with a vengeance.
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=. fssseas saaesssd % the ss1Als =
nd !. No11 d>ce.eed. 81 kp
5
p zone fgru.r4 snd neke rnlun1nt
hfss q AueazL q their s<cousis ~ y
tks hzna< of ~ n1.~, - ~~11~->11~L
,.,.s FpsuspIs9r ~ -
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CITATION NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. II
William D. Gilchrist heir at law Of Fannin,
Jones, deceased.
You are hereby cited to appear before th'
Probate Court Of said county, at the court
house thero[ on the 7eth day Of June, 1866, I,
show cause why the petition Of Jane Jones
widow Of decedent praying for dover In dece
dents lands, should not be granted.
BY order Of Court Issued slst day Of Nay
1866. W. p. wooTTES, Clerk.
june2-A
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FOREIGN.

VIENNA, June 27.-Bccsks' pas
sivc attitude Is accounted for by his
desire to have the Ftdcral troops
form a junction with his army, and
also to allow the Prussians to adj
vance into Bohemia, so that he can
cut of their retreat.
There Is discussion among the
Hungarian Liberals, the weak party
being opposed Do instruction, unless
the Austrians should suffer a defeat,
and the other party favoring imme-
date instruction.
FLORENCE, June 27.-The King
of Italy yesterday requested the as
sistancc of France against Austria;
offering In exchange the island Of
Sardinia, in addition to important
concessions upon the Roman question.
Tho hing has addressed a dispatch
10 the President Of the Council, say
Ing that The battle Of the 2ith was
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A man named Thomas A. Rcy-
nolds, from Bedford, Indiana, after
being nccccd out Of $500 In a
gambling hell on Third street, in
Louisville, was subsequently, set upon,
knocked down, and robbed of about
$4,000.
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Lftvfgwnffp jiy ~ fhe
sufg.on, ahof r. consultation have
dse.doi nNal Senator lnha viii dc,
hot my probably i've NV % iew
day
VtnY ftfDHf
Nrw Yonf July IT, Gold 400
oalon dali mildlnp &c.,
WAamsatov Jnly H. The Son.
atc lns passed o bill 10 csieBd Gof
three ymm ihc benefit of The las
granting land. 10 The Southern State.
ff lho establishment ~ %agriculiurn
colleges, II also passed q bill rcgn.
lntlng The time and manner of hold.
ing elections for United States soma
tors. Among other provisions !
requires that the votes shall be- rir,
rare. The Senate, by four majority
recalled the bill for the r%o.anncxinj
of Alexandria city and county to tn
District of Columbia.
The House passed n resolution pro
viding for the reorganization of I'll
military of the States and tcrritorie
in Il uniform manner, and for the dis
tribution among them Of two-third
Of the ordnance stores, excepting tn
States lately in rcbcllionj and also
bill granting the right of way to m
telegraph company over the publ
domain.
The State Department has receive
no official information whatever cor
corning the reported insurrection o
the island of Cuba.
An address has been issued 10 III
loyolists of the South to meet in col
vcntion at Philadelphia in Scpten
Der.
LEAvENwoRTu, July l1.-Seni
tor jim Lane died to-day of his sci
inflicted wound.
ST.. LOUIS, July l1.--Latc advic,
from the plains represent great @,
element in the Blue river countr,
in consequence of the presence of
large body of Indians who mantle
hostile intentions.
The whites beyond Blue river al
abandoning their homes and crop
A raid of 10000 Indians from BIZ
river to Smoky Hill valley is ser
ously apprehendcd, as there are b.
few troops in the threatened loca
ity. Gen. Pope will be ut Santa /
on the 18th inst.
The Nebraska Legislature, in JOIN
session to-day, elected Maj. Gen. ,
NJ srhaycr and J. W. Upton, repul
LEANS, as United States Senators.
PnLADELpHrA, July ll.-Cor
siderable excitement was created 3,
day by u report OF the choleI
having broken out on the frigal
Chattanooga, at the navy yard. Fly
men have died within a few day
/, but the disease seems to be cholci
morbus. This information is uno
fetal.
A letter from Juarcz Of the Is
confirms the statement that the liberi
government will be rc-cstablishcd
chihuahua. No French forces wei
nearer than Durango.
There are rumors hat the late In
pcrial commandment Of Chihuahu
had been captured aud shot. II
imperial government, on July Is
! sent 100000 to England to pay Il
dividend ON the English debt,
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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-07-14
Como AvenUa

The surviving members Of this eomp~aJ .
NEE, at Como on Wednesday, the ieA ~
the anniversary Of the date Of our leavi1g =
the seat Of war. Business Of impors1ng =
be decided by vote Of the company = =
day. Abasket dinner win Be fnrnIshedt 2
ladies Of the county, and several sppses>l
addresses viii be delivered. The public r
orally, the ladies In particular, ~ invi!edl
attend. The "Dixic Daughter sr eortld|
and respectfully solicited 10 be present.
W. W. MOTLEY,
Late Captain Como Avengers, ca. A, ~ -
Battalion SS. Como, July I, lse< Z