davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1866-08-01
f'Uttt'illt,E ABDUCTION.
rtUtsHl,ft murder 1T n t'htNit Anldlfr ~
t&Ht,tfa,
tfthm tht tttaHsttl,u juntnnl.

tittttu tht i:taHstttu juntnhl.
AMI tMst tInhl alR!t, rirsnil !!,,ul!n'l.
,"s ,y ft " Tyr txst ..s ~, AVN w., S''s's ' 3
ia i'"''S II. Il IwS @ iS 11 snptS! tsy u %,iFeif" "
,its' " .,l VIII. @ i" xrtss alsi.nss y" s!t"'
liIslu1 siUes wtre, heard ny sqsrfat iI.ttlIl'a
4tH 'sl f. ',t ts r. '''s a ssS'S"" .% H. ef.. s.' r. f.
Uvpll.f',,tt ktrw nhyl lIanx Of lily ctfclIiIl.
ttN,,tps nell'le lhls Innf,'k, n''1ess tlicy wrru
Mi, itniNrI"n. n ttever a,i highly fn.
slar,th lndf. Win ma. with hrr 'il.t'ei,,l NJ
tIa slmr IT tlIo alntt!!rlInn. $nli tt'l.e huw.
Mu, II lp f,tll,d, mud, frutu ll,r nln,sc slntu.
jl,ruI, Il " ettriitisrd ihnt hts tatinrs, ntlst
lip .iuu,tliig, thrnw lin Into tile tlvtr. tl!p,
Il t. tA',l, rrr"gn!srt l'orl'o'' If sh'
.Ti.s tteutonaul ~. = ,!>,ict. r"i'cr a!nt ".
Ni1h Kentucky init In.sl slered ont.
There rrrlns IL ttu u determination III Tin
mi .f tin rntrta tn this htatH 10 RENEW ttn.'
liIti'ss. Nh natl n,lt of sl.n Onlon army ss.ta.
ahlrra ltn4ptt .nfv. WIN your lMtrloel.l
"n;{ s % ;t .au II S'" Il. .sisStr :caiss VIZ V u tSs
ln..lana eolI, nuA transported % Kentucky
BY EWurlllas, nnsl murdered, far no ut1u4.a
nllrr lhaM lila deviation to tlIe tug of ~ ".
cnunt.yY We ara I",warless here ~ Htl. w t
administration Of lhe law aga!nst sne'. ~
tenders IL In tho hands u Just sucl. n,unE
''WWknt arc WI coming tor II. ns it acctn'
now, tho Union men Of Kentucky nro 70 pt
driven ftt,n tho Stn1a for safety Of sell ant
families, the sooner they know the ias' 'n'
Seycnl well known characters from Web
, 1866-08-01
4 Eierr of Nltsrr H"1drt.sisis IN tslss


tFtnln thr Nsw yntk l!rsald. I":y s'sh:'
lIill street, tllrrr II VII el.l Indy r'h!y yrar.
nfaEu, ncnr1y tlln|. With hut n',n l's, ~i!llsr.
lug from tonIu lntcrtll .llaru.t', a'Id Ut tines
Sst1 ss. H. s$'%s !: IT, 9"kS : ss " 's sSs "icss
nf Oliver t;oltl,lhtlh, til. Immortal nUtlln nj
"Thr Hrstrtcd Ftltayp" md "'lhr Vlrur Ut
'Wukrslrlh." lirf tatler wns t;!sIr'"+. Gold.
smith, Il ynlI,lscr hgs'thrT Of fAtrcr by ten
IL tIs West In.'tes, md there marrset! ut The
agp "f G,rty-two. Mrs. Hanson was hsa third
cllild. fhn w.sa married. In lstG' loa Mr.. Han
son, 1t wealthy planter, who. III common with
thnlssuntls Of athtr, lost his fortune by this
clnuucira,ion Of Inc .lasss IN Jan!aiea-
wuy IFat,-.,n, Of The Epistor11 Church,
died In 1856; lie was 1nan uf rare poetic
genius, and the author Ct that sin.n!ariy In
tcrrsting book, 1.-THE Lost Prince L work
tlat .rr0pounds one of.thc most wonderful
Problems In history His only son, = young
war, so tllut Mrs. Hanson IL uow Left with
none to rely nl0n sayc nn only daughter
herself not strong-whc ucvetcs her cTsry
moment Ia her aged mother. Through the
kindness OF tic 1scy. DR.. Hawks and others;
solnc time since, n small stln was raised Tor
Mrs. Hansen, IN New York. But me J,ssscsat
| hin prices Ut ull the neccssasics Of life ind
| thu cost 0f medicines make. her sc!nty In.
come Inadequate to give ller any Of the cunl-
forts Of life. Arc there not ycncrnus-1lcartc1
1ris1nien, the countrynien Of iler i,nlhortal
uncle, md libcraI Engl[s1,'ncn mud Amc'i-
cans, wl:o speak the language tls:;t Oliver
| Go:lam{til adorned, who nre wl1iin. of thsir
abundance to give something towards c1;lsE
the declining years Of this suffering wonn.1
ANY sums ii money that n,ny hc lussarthd
to Frederick Fftrgcrstlih Rector Of Trinity
parish, IIoboken, N j., will Immediately bc
acknowledged by letter, and rInce'i ut Mrs.
| IIanson's dfspoeal.
, 1866-08-01

10Th, Alden 9tst.-Gwalior lnsurgent nsmy
broke up. All litliA bcco,I,!n. tfnnInif. "
The Hehsngr WIS commenced NJ $40 4. IT,,
md occnrtca hnc hn,,ts In Its ernnsinlhsloi,.
4 tonlcxllnt fuller tllytst nf American nrws
WINS sent from Newfoundland to Yalcntla on
On the 3tst of Au:ust the following mcs-
hage was scs't ''y thu Military Secretary to
Zen. TF0lthpr, commander Of the G9a regf-
,ncnt ut HuiItlx:
England"
This message, together with subsequent
ole regarding the S:'th regiment, saved tho
British Government f2a50, 900 hy avoiding the
unnecessary transhipmcnt OF troops.
On The lirst Of September Mr. Field re-;
cclved despatch announcing that the Direc-
tors were about to open tie wire tu the pub
Lie, anu congratulatiug him u1il everybody
else upon the SUCCESS Of the undertaking.
ILLS cheering language. however, Was soon
shown to DC but the hectic flush that pre-
cedes tnai dissolution, when the vita1s are
consumed.
The message TO Mr. Field was answered by
De Sauty with 81 sforty-ei.ht word-riehf,
right" and these moeking words. fright,
right" were the last words received In Va
Tie following mansled message was SHORT
II afterwards received ut Newfoundland
&. ". Field, New York:
Please inform - government We arc now
SAwAEp, London.
This was the last dying struggle Of the orac-
u1ar cable, tho current Of whose LIFE lad been
tapped by the rough rocks Of the ocean bot
tom, or crushed out by the immense pressure
oftle waters. The whole number of words
sent from Newfoundland to Valentia was
2,SS5; from ynlentia to Newfoundland, ,47i.
, 1866-08-01

himself highly satisfied with Mir. t;hor,nlcy'S
speech, aud tniA ttn. tho Union jmrty would
nyyes 10 lmy Liz rx,euess tf lc would 70 !Mto
every townskir IN shr .ietres and repent II.
Thr t;rncful Ilnd hut few moment. Ii, which
to cln~r, ,l,.t rln,t ns tu tl,nr wae Mr. t;llnrll.
Try did not rtn1,l the lntl!ctl", ol hearing HIN
through. llowoycr much the sentiments ex-
pressed by llI,n ,nay 10 dctcste.i, they nrc
tt,o>c nr Ills party, and hc j. entitled to credit
for ft1'nkly md candldly nvow!ng them. At
ttie conclusion Of tho discussion tIle meeting
rayc three roueine cheers ft,r Ten. Gresham,
and THREE for Gov Morton md the Union.
, 1866-08-01
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&afw 1 4k.tstR tt,Ettf1f f1kf'u.f4.

VT ucttt mol utEc tlte rlltze.ls hr t'llirAnh
H. attend ilr Utrm lt.ntst tncrllns Ibis eve.
hing, .ntxmes< their nrl'r''mtf'm of judGr
Ttuttnntt'" tnhltr ar.lu. dtt,fng The recent
Fcstl'tt If Cnnnters md n tIenr wtlnl H. i,thy
insr !n *at rohtrthtlIg tMttnih't tuitttrs. thu
t'"prr'j"t'sn, t'htlyl ti'r philadelphia t'u''
thsl"t'. The Memphis aihi N"w t,tt"hna ,lnis.
n "lmlrtpr Il" 'nus HUI IT, tala atnIni, l,n,'
il,sut Il tct!a'hs i'tigr Ttn,tMti nlwass
thlkr 1" #"inv talrr'.e. Wlntlttrs ilt. tmt,,l
"a.s /" III. tu ,l'NA "illt III. h,aht. VI MI
tl.r t|'"l ,nluuls tnIrr limiting i,ln,, VII" rn,
ttld ANN usll ur aln1nl Ia llle tmImrI',lt'
tttwln iiuHtp.
, 1866-08-01
, THE OLD ATLANTIC CABLE,
literature of tlac old Atlantic 'Ecle-
sr,,ph--s llc rEe.*n 1r~ which Actually
Crossed the 1ccnn-Stntter1nE Utter
nncc* and Flying sStrli@.lcs-1 lie 1fJs-
tcrlon* Dc Sauty+ De-. &c.

Literature of 1l.c old Atlantic Tsle-
t,rupE--'s llc rge,*n tsc~ which Actually
Crossed slsc Occn1i-Stnttrr1H@ Utter
nncc% and Esyst1g Sfrli=.lc*-I1lc .IJn-
terlon* Dc Sauty+ &c.s &c.
From the Milwaukee Scniinc1.]
There arc many rcrsons, and among tllcn
many rroie: siona' tclcgraphists, who stscnu.
ously deny the thct thnt communication WAS
ever had Will, Europe by means Of the ocean
cable ibid across the Atlantic iii 1853, We
suppose no taet was ever better proven by
the aGiduyits Of reliable persons, such rs Mr..
Cyrus ", Field, ui1l others Of equally excel
lent character, than that there were In all no
fcss than one hundred aud twenty-five mes
sagfssc,,t through the Atlantic cable ftoln
VMlentfa to Newfoundland, between August
presided at the hithrr end Of the line. being
more vutub9c than Mr.. Saward, who oticlatca
Mt tho further terminus, eent. through 10 W.
lc1tia two hundred md seventy one de-
slmtehcs. The most Of them were brief mes
saEcs-kome Of thcnl being slgnals-bnt
ttons.
The currents from Falcntia to Ncwfonnd-
land worked with much grcatcr. difficulty
t1lai, tlosc in the opposite direction, having
to contend with til" cGrtA currents. y wiicl,
citrrents from lfc latiesics. Tie tirst mrs
sage that passed complete tllro,!yl, the ling
WIS tile following, RECEIVED ut Valcntia $50
| y. m, m the 1.t1, Of August: :.
LAWS Whitehuusc received ilyc minutes
| lay. Try tirlye Glow aud regular. / l'ase
pitt intermediate pulley: Reply by coils
4 little past midnight Ne'rtonndlani
u>ked Valentin, "scni the wurd Atlantis"
and valcntIa responded Atlantic" THIS
was tile ijtst wurd received IN Se'sioin1il.nA
md iuriA with morc VI less difficulty until
the 1tl,, when the tlurcn'. tnessagc to Presi-
..eut buchanan was sent anl received. cot'-
talning nincty.eisl,t words. a,'d expressing
two larus. to:wit: congralul,atlo,9tt tt,, an1 IT,, y
mcs:agr r., tf tpf tie Old Pulilc F,tlctltn,lry ra*
transmitted. Tilts consisted IT Urc hundred
unti tutty..cvcn words. n!tsl atl"r reclprncnt.
lug cui,stntu ulntlolIs, .fhteml1y put u. a
slip between thu Kindred .tal1u:la.' tlc iiles-
tagss committed In II t1'oall !" 'i!efl saprea.
tvtn in tile midst IF i,9stIlitleal ,Tj!r5e l.
ntk # 5elnyts,!t r. tXt',' ri. rs.,,r W ll Il
}miivple .'Uti iluels' tctulA The bil1. .:
tcft Il fur ylclmin tn deltax..
tjM ttr Till, IT August fl,e Westward cur
trns wetkt.l illy. II. usual. nntl Drsa'!ty Wus
hotlt4 ttrr stflh ,tdtns nnti fiirta ssll1eli 70
w'slIeti IL communicate. 1ht fos}owit's 's'a.
M fNHmyUrtijlAsi,-" eistats very ga'd.
viii tn,t frprltt nun Athtt'r i1Alilltt II tf!i
Ssit.r t # IT,. dt''., aase sou tcev''e n'y
NV V,tnsti,m" st,:i '"s'ST' %Ts van't .aAs nv rs.ane"
wfut'Ntti.A<t'--"'f 'flta sta lIissstn4eA i'tr
lfttn AhtHte 1lnltAt ai,tl T"ttlllln!"
.,,Vht,tstia-4"Wc fMsu A4httt h''''t'Hlf'
SkwtmspIAHI',.lA1yf ,, \ eor.I'r,a'I. W.T. n. T.!
!i !:: s:;s' Il SS s'''' '' d''ss dY' s;"' u;
tAtNArtA-A" Nu."
, 1866-08-01
WHOLESALE POISONING.
frrnt Excitement Ut KFcnonn-Sixtrrn
Persons I'oIroNr4l-ClilcaG0 "1srr'nrcd Il
rlourss tiIr Gnl1H4.. -
Correspondence Of li,e Chicago Tribunc.]

fsrCnt Excitement Ut WcNOstn-Sixtecn
Persons KoIroatctl-CllcaG0 s'Esrr!'arcd: ::
Flour'' fllr CnrS.. -
Correspondence Of li,e Chicago Tribunc.l
WESoSA, fLI Jn'y -.
Eal!oss Chicago Tribune:
On Friday ntoshlng last something more
tlsan twenty pcrsona sat down to breakfast
at tho Dilnlan House, Wcnona, ". Wcst,
proprietor. 4 few minutes after the breakfast
was ovcr-not more than ten or fifteen min.
utcs-hvc or six persons, Including the wEl-
ter, were taken With violent vomiting, and at
short intervals others were added to tho list,
unit! within less tllnn two hours sixteen per-
sons were down, including the proprietor,
afr. West. n young lady his niece, and the
cook, oil very sick and several suffering in-
tense agony from cramps and spasms. 1t
Was thought through most Of the day that
one, certainly, if not two Of the cases would
terminate fatally, but ut night 1t was found
that MI had yielded to treatment, and all
were pronounced out Of Immediate danger.
as maF well bc supposed, as the news spread
nbout the village, much excitement and
alarm were manifested, and the people came
rushing in by scores; large numbers Of whom
found full employment for the exercise Of
their kindness in the care and attention
needed by the numerous sufferers who we're
distributed all over the town.
think It was not till late In the dag that
time was found to make anything like q sys-
tc'natic inquiry into the cause Of the disaster,
and MP to the time that I left yesterday
morning, the opinions were pretty well ser.
| tied upon tue followin., basis: 1t appeared
were sick. and that al who did not cat OF
the biscuits escaped, thus combining the in
quiry 10 the Biscuits and the material Of
which they were made. Upon farther inqui-
~ 1t was found that no soda ,salen.tus, or pow
der of any kind was used but that they were
| nndc OF ttPrepnred Flour" :" which f 1yss
, 1866-08-01
INDIANA POLITICS.
Second DtRtr1rt ~ joint D1RetiaAlun 4
lGrltr1 EtlbSSa lf1st oilers.

lars,rI st,nsss slflst'ofnrs.
fCorfe.rotdr,,cr Cincinnati Co,uu,crc1a,.1
txp,AyAroti., Ju,y ssh, 100.
vrr,,.,, ,,,.r,,,,.r" ,,,;rr ,,,,,,,Tr
,,o trss IL H. a,',,I i.",,v,,... .ior,aI f1is.
,,.s ~ Wy oe.'I s"nEass.'". ~ ~.
liirt alas commenced tae Sa'isa's UNI NM ',as
"!Shits n'hthleu tnc s"peineuus !" sMIn w
sStefn ,a' a. ,t a'e n us tGse"s M ,, ss.tmr .e.t,ar
~ ri il.',, ""' nrs ,'ot ss '"M r1ast,an,s
rnm@vt5tu,1: ~, nI"'"l III, ttni 4s,...i'., u ~.
..n LII i" ,,,,,,, .mv ''''' J'"' ''Se"s'''" VII"
hEtseu nl"'t. -, .,,r ,,..,.,.,..,. .,.a ..a..t
,,r ~, M :, .,.,ia. y" ,i,,.a H., sxst .r.tn..
~" ..iti ,a.'s ... .'.i ,,tn. ",,,,, IL.
H., ;,n' ,m', mv s"Ete % "y R"' -, ' ,s,.,,.sii,,.' %
i"t liza tgtfv i ~ ,1,.i,at tSt.ur ,r .r tj,hi
ns itaafte ta "RIatn @ ~" s"MrnG" IT, NV, s ~. ~
h'MTf' ,ilitlt'g 1He 'lnfk nlte y 'a's Wars ~, v"
Hln!S it'iltr MI i the lr"tiEta q tiS ft'ett1nl
h,r tlIr ,rs.tNri'',i ol IN ''f|na'tn,Mf |!tM u,.t
'ns 'na !t ~" r.I!. ;nst. IN, T." ~"
alr slMrrlIra hhlH !'Y lih'l"ta. inlh 10 h'ti
~! ~ anliGtnss hl..,. lt"l1I III" gl'ataa''f ~
si.H t''e,. l'utlIlnnlrti UNI run ~
hlIlte' u" sll,W!aI l1th' !ltn ithet'.ta ~ IT,
E"t'y tAp"MsfeA Wy 'sshs"!Hl''" usN"F o. !.e
f"lis q sll%!iy. t',l'l lllHt Az, N"fft ~ r..
hr nrnIlY tls "l"hti.s h"it're tllr lolli "i ~.
Husl, I'll" ltne sei NJ tn"|'1'MlInH tus"l'!'
Hun here nj tho Nntll.
Is i'n., tt4asisa.hAs was iasai. why wrte
tltr ,rlnl pI1anl1tf. Il! t'a,lit, M1i! !"1' t'A!ni
elMsr ta,ap ihnlns !t'a'k :nt'.l ~. Jnl'l,.
utthh Mn,l nt,t,nllh1 t,m,Y IN which iii" werr
tlley tu liAiH 7 HlId rrprnttl IL Mr. ti'Nflnl"y
| tHAH<wpF,
| Atf. tlitutlntHy .t"iiptt TINT tho ilrliWrAsir
tmriy Mns tn E4vnr hr tl.stis t,Ht lh1s ttntn,l,
but sntd ilIn' ',1a t'nfy 'iiA my, ast %sll any,
, 1866-08-01

yeurs. l'r mua. unite ayainn fhtn,, a. ,rr I'll!
IN Tie Gt0iunfny of fht hift frdr. II 'nny nue
tlllo on which WI 1lnyc stootl. We must
stIl! nght tin forces Ut ccnlralIzat!om. John.
SUI, WIS ono Of tic llrst to praclaim himself
In ti.yor Of coercion, hut Us soon ns lle saw
Tho full consequences Of tho ,Ac*potiam 10
They cali In bnck. Back with the ark OF
the Constitution. No, patchwork. They
drove us out from under ttlat old charter, aud
refuse now 10 let Us return. Thank t;o1,
there Is one man III tic Tennessee Lc.fsla-
lure who refused to Sign changes that would
have destroyed tlsut forever.
Bcfbrc yon can secure uninn 0f hearts and
the American Union forever, tie North must
eoneiftafe and put aside heurt.burniGy. The sol
diers Of the North are with l,s. With lis they
would kick Tiad. Stevens ana his party ont
Of the halls Of Congress.
, 1866-08-01
Antl} IutlttAnt NtrrtialN ~ f6nthritIs-
kI,Crtti Ut ltln 1trtH'l tirlt. chalmers.

Hum lflF MRflpllIs lHst. bh!y sflt
lt,u rri4rls mil IL not y ft'w falltura. flp wes
nitp.,ui Iu n.ttrr,a lila fnll,w ulllt"hs., liz
Waa rc,ntn,trtl. l.uweY"r, n,llY nIIl iAtHftllf,
"f ii. Iast ,in~ifns IL hla *l,'afo. ,!e W,.s
M lila Wny ll"ti, ~th s'it {stfffH boVat
tu"s,ti l.h'''t'.. siy rrsl'utnl }i'ell fartira
tMtts!i M aasi FIny.nHtt'' ii'a ''nH rr lhu ui'lle,
IL Iprnttotr! lhI. n pIlnw TINT l. was not
mr. hnntiIpsn aaglnntthul,rl!i TINT sf," s'ili't
pnterrA tlIl, Thu anlu rpsnlhllail II VIM ii.t
~ 1.! e r !|s," w. ,,n,s Y II t ,t,tn'
y M'ts Fsrtsr.. Il % sore' IT, WI" WI. tt as.al!'r .
any tllat lIp lavrA hlnI then, dnh te'ls oNd p
III hit hs lon't HIN nn,r. l..,nd s'iee5s.s ~
Il tht Urf'.'ea Y hr''W .t.'fes'.,f',, tt.f h'rf
h,. Sanp H," t'"'s /" ft "Si.t 1"Str r:.s4l. an'l
It tmcoInes every onu 10 stand with htA arIAaF
on, NuI1Nbtsenn tnatttMttons ara raw tspns,
bling in tl,s balance. Ttoru ara two, grand
opl'oslng, Idea. which brought o. the !ate
VI" Wf Of ns South .trufG ,far taiipltiaal thirty,
but Capitalization otrrtrht'natd VI and f"tjaAgsra
the Etttsayn} shs seAoss country. Our 4ucltlas,,
went into the conrt-of war, and was aFgned
aud decided against ils. aud We have sub
ne e good oexeraos sres q ~ hnSa nos 'n o.
saS'es ssSes a nsS' los ssa sur sa is ,sS'
/ dollars worth Of a!avcs, creator than
; thu war tlsbt of the North. Aud ought they
rortcrs were privately requested to moderate
| The tone Of the strong passages in TIL:
spcccll.-Rgr.] We see, however, @ gloriou:
| simmer In son of Tennessee. johnson has
struck for us. He and the Radicals are 1tkt
duellists, or llke g!adiatoEs with shield anq
that ono or other must die
I The Radicals are your old enemies Of fil.1
, 1866-08-01


We llnvc received Irt,m Mr.. Lnyrlf II. Rotts.
scan, latn Member of Congress, Ill address tu
Ills constituents of the Flfth Congressional
DintrIet Of kcntucky.. in Qualification, lantla:
tten mud "glorlacatlon OF his assault upon
Mr.. t;rluucjl, Of Iowa. Mr, Rousseau IL owl.
IDENTIFY pro.ul Of Its achievement. liz sub.
,n5ts ills case 10 his cTstitucnts boastlngly,
..likc auc who ruttcth Oft his armor." W.
llavc only 10 ray 10 this second Preston
Brooks, TINT tho bludgeon Is an argument
which no gentleman will usc, anu that ti,c
man who rcsoris to 1t for words spoken ir
debate, richly Gurus tho contempt Of the civ
llizcd world, whatever Ills constituents may
, 1866-08-01
Jsp;tRk<eNAl.,

T'iin New Sntlt Mtnlt rnyn Tint In thu flnitrr "f
Ito nssn.aln,i,. Of tu ov. lnltiSp Caoliv lttel'
motd INV evidences h nceuhlnntHg livery day. MI
pfWhiet, rnwa rn,rurtsrly lint lhu members af
liu Lewis tu,nIly hal tnnu everything III thrir
]ionrr 70 nnnny md !nsnll III" crsa.ed for ever Il
yenr prpvIaf to III death. !le rtre.elIl gentleman
tn sNely tut,ancu rottrattng md not natsiny 10 r
vent tl.elr onslanglt1 tbs !rt, a{ III" prl.onpra
VII! rsoba,,ly tako place al III, September tenn.
Chief ,1u6,.ce Chslo ts an Il yts{t to ILLS na!tyn
tuwu or Cotut),. ", anu Wednesday aycnlns l,ell
IL rcccpt!on al Tho honsp of CantuIu Chester Fiin,
at Which fou, hundred of Tho cIzons Of that aud
uc,chl1o,jpE towns wc,o rse-cnl. Two bands o
mi lie eu!yeucd thu cecAs lou, which Will long lie
yllts tlay In tho memory of all tho gatiael par
lscipants.
unr car tfnn.ire how Ill: tat, lons-bodIetl short
,.a t,,..,,il ,...ns,or1.r+ oY i1,a I ,,,,t1o
, 1866-08-01

,,,.., ,,s,,s,, ,',,,l,nnx re ,',,r ,,',.'.., %
,,,.l,,.,s ,,..,,, ,,,,r,l,,,, ,r ,h',.. IT,.
,,..,,. '.r .,,nu,,t,r, Il, .t,a 49, s,.,r .".
,.,'.a,>, g,,.,. 49,, .,..,.' ,sn e''"'
n.' ,',,,,:.n is'. WI" ',r""s"S
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nrc actually The bruins Of thc campalgn. Per.
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, 1866-08-01

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