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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-14
AGENTS WANTED
FOR THE LIFE AND CAMPAIGNS

FOR THE LIE AND CAMPATGNS
GEN. fSTONEWALL} JACKSON
BY PROF. r. L DABNEY, D. D., OF VIRGINIA
THE STANDARD BIOGRAPHY OF THE MINOR
i TAI HERO. The only edition authorized by his
widow. The author q personal friend md Chief of
Staff Of tho Christian Soldier. Carefully revised and
corrected by General r. E. LEE. wo want an Agent in
every county Send for circulars and geo our terms
Address NATIONAL PUBLISHING co.
No. 214 Seventh-street, Richmond, Va.
may 26 1mo~
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MIDDLE AGED MAN IS

"ANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED MAN lS
w desirous Of obtaining situation of any descrip.
ton requiring the experience of business capacity;
capable of keeping set Of Books and
any Estaohshment or assisting the Editorial Depart
ment OF Newspaper, or would like to be engaged to
write articles on any given subject Has large ac-
qusintanee both In the country and city Also under
stands the cultivation Of Rice and Cotton and the
management Of freedmen, Apply at this Office.
juno q
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LADY WITH A GOOD SOPRANO VOICE
IN desires O Situation to SING IN CHOIR of one OF
he Churches in this City, Address Miss O. E through
and state terms. juno lS
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WANTS.

w sPEGTABLE young woman as Childs Nurse or
sT EV0n required nna ARgy
WANTED, A COOK AND WASHER
w tcolored for a small family Apply in THOMAS
ana ONO door from Radcliffe between the hours of
A LADY WITH A GOOD SOPRANO VOICE
n desires Situation to SING IN CHOIR of one Of
the S6Srohss in this City Address Miss O.
Fostolnce. ana state terms.' June 10
w fs willing to make herself generally useful. Ap-
ply second door from Wolf ON Meeting street, No. 24
WANTED. A CAPABLE vvOnIAN TO DO
w the cooking and washing for small family Libe.
raj raj wages will be given. Apply at No. 26 BULL
STREET; FREE T: second door from corner Smith.
WANTED TO HIRE, A FrRsT-RATE
w toLoRED WOMAN to do the cooking also one
to wash and iron for private family None need ap
MEETiNd-sTREET, near Columbus ''D'''' ~ N'' 1''
3unel2 81
ANTED. DISCHARGED AND DIS
w ABLED Soldiers and Sailors and ell persons de-
AGENTS for the GOLDEN PAokAdE. Five dollars per
day can be made. June6
EMPLOYMENT WANTED, BY A YOUNG
Is good boolReoper and willing to make himself use.
ful In any business Best Of references furnished.
Address NERO, Glass Box No. 15. Charleston p o.
WANTED, BY WHITE WOMAN,
w SITUATION IN some respectable family, either
as Cook or as Washer and Ironer She would be will
ling, also to mako herself generally useful Apply at
No 1SS EAST BAY at the Offices Of the Daily News
and Courier. NAV %
WANTED, BYAYOUNG MAN, A sITUA-
w TON In some Wholesale o: Retail Dry Goods or
Grocery houses has some knowledge OF the Dry Goods.
and thorough knowledge Of thu Grocery Business hav
Ing been in that business his account he will
study the Interest Of his ployer and is willing to
make himself generally useful. Salary object. Best
OF references furnished. Address ''F" through
Postofhce, or apply at this Office. lJune IL
WIANTED.-A MIDDLE AGED MAN IS
w desrous Of obtaining situation of any descrp.
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w NFANTED, A COOK AND WASHER
w tcolored for small family Apply in THOMAS
STREET ono door from Radcliffe, between the hours of
IL and o'clock. II Jnnn r.
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS MUIR sE, AND
w fs willing to mako herself generally useful Ap.
ply second door from Wolf Meeting street. No. 2I9
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WANTED, A SITUATION BY RE-
w SPECTACLE young Woman Chid,s Nurse
Oham6ermaid Reieronce given if required. Apply at
No. 4 ST. PH1L1PBFREET. ~ Juno IA
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WANTED, BY WHITE WOMAN, A
rs Cook as Washer and Ironer. She would be will
ing also, to mako herself generally useful Apply at
and Courier. NAV 28
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WANTED, CAPABLE WOMAN TO Do
w the cooking and washing for small family. Libe-
raj raj wages wage will be given. Apply at No. 26 BULL
STREET. second door from corner Smith,
Juno 10
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TNOR SALE, SEVEN WE'LL BROKE
II MULES. young; one fine saddle and draupht
HORSE. Apply at SPRIGGS STABLES. June IS
ENOR SALE, ONE HORS &c, HARNESS AND
~ BUGiY Apply at No. 81 Beaufain. street corner
Inn
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WANTED TO HIRE, A FIiSsT-RATE
w COLORED WOMAN to do the cooking, also one
to wash and iron for private family None need ap
ply unless they can como we'll recommended, at No. 290
near Columbus.
June 10
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30
Cosylcrs SEM Sourn Forty

CoxyIcTs SEST SuuTH Forty eight ne
gro consicts. IN jail al Washington. have
been released and sent to Louisiana under
charge of the Freedmen's Bureau. A mol
Dros. was entered ia each case On condition
that the pris would 20 South. The
despatch say. lhs: some Of these prisoners
were "con,ra hands" aud some we're ma
lises," by the latter term meaning, prnba-
DIV, persons born IN ur near Washington
who are thus seat away Irnm their homes
aud families 10 be made charge npon a
strange people. And this work i done By
thai benevolent Institution, the freedmrns ;
Bureau, and On er the very s'es ~ tie PHI
lanthopsts Ut the senate and House.
By what right one State Is made penal
COLONY lor tie runyicts oi another We can
rot say, bur the act j. enilrely urjnsflhable,
and Is an Outrage upon the peope OF Louis,
ANA. and upon the parties Who can thus he
torn from their homes. The South i poor
enough nom, without being blriened with
this fresh installment Boston waold no
ioub, gladl, welcome these poor creatures
to It's embrace. aud set about the task oi re-
lorminp them, but il is the very refinement
III cruelty to expose these negroes, lalel,
released finn slavery, 10 The Perils and
temptations ol ilie ameng the unreeon-
strucied. Ntv YorE Commercial.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30
CAUSES OF CRIME.

DIR. blanchard Fosgate, for 6any years
physician 10 the STATE prison at Auburn,
and one OF the most eminent medical men
OF New York, has recently issued pam
phlet entitled "Crime and Punishment"
which is worthy Of good deal more at
tentlon than it Is likely to get. DIR. Fos-
gate, WIN has made the causes Of crime a
study, has found that besides rom and ig-
norance there are others quite as potent
and prevalent. He enunera tes among these
the following: ef
The cheap Ilteratore Of the day, spread
broad cast over .he land. mlnistering TO
depraved sensuall,y, or the appetite of
mere mental dissipation.
The periodical Issues of those gorgeous
plates OF fashion, which, among people
who regard equality IN outward adornment
as the evidence Of social position, stlmu-
la:e desire Tor dress, to crafty which,
health, wealth md virtue are too often sa-
crIhctd.
PfsOn Discipline Societies publishing
prison bulls Of iare. that leaving pauper lille
unrotlced, make even the well to-do mar
vel at the grade Of living furnished the
erimna, thus making plenty appear to the
destitute as the reward m crime.
Legislative attempts to advance through
tpellai enactments. reforms that pertain to
indnldaal conscience only, thereby goad-
Ing resistance 10 law aud order.
Ihe administration .oi uaihs innumera-
Die. ia reiere1ce 10 almost every business
transaction oi private hie, ha, well nigh
labsuroed O,an,sceLee IN The person Of the
revenue ohicl4l, last barterl1g their solem.
Enil! iOr lucre or imalunlly against penal
s,alules.
secularizins the pulpit, making earthly
schemes instead ui heavenly aspirations
the objects OF IT'S misslnn, thereby losing
hold On the mystic cord that binds man 10
his Maker. and through The Tightening d
which has moral .enslOiity is exalted and
accountability 10 his fellow mortal and his
/ God alone adjusted.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30
A THRILLING INCIDENT

Returning from a visit to New Orleans.
we were fortunate enough to secure a pas.
sage in steamboat with few passengers,
Among the ladies, one especially interest
ed US. She was the widow Of wealthy
planter. and was returning with an only
child to her fathers home. Her devotion
10 tie child was very touching, and the
eyes Of her old black nurse would fill with
tears rs she besought her mistress /" not TO
love that boy 20 much or the Lord would
lake him away from her."
We passed through the canal at Louis
vile, and stopped a few minutes at the
wharf, when the nurse wishing TO see the
city walked out on the guard al the back
OF the boat. when by a sudden effort the
child sp-ang from her arms IN the terrible
current that swept toward the falls. and
disappeared Immediately. The confusion
which ensued attracted the attention Of a
gentleman who was in the forward part ol
buat reading newspaper. Rising hastily
he asked Tor some article the child had
worn. The nurse handed him tiny apron
she had torn OF in her effert to retain the
child in her arms. Turning TO splendid
Newfoundland dog .ha: was eagerly watch.
ing his countenance. he painted first 70 the
opfon. and then TO the spot where the chill
lad gone under.
Ii an instant the noble dog ieaped into
the rushing water. and he asn soon disap'
pearei By this time the excitement VA,
intense, aud some persons on shore suppo
,ing tie dog was lost, a vel Is the child
procured boa, and started in search o.
The bully. Just at this time the dog was
sen far away with something IN his mouth
iira,ely he struggled with thr waves; bui
Il was evident that his strength was ias
failing, aud more ,han one breast gave !
sigh ot relief as the boat reached him, and
IN was announced that he had saved the
c,ild and il was still alive. They were
brought 10 The shore-ihe dug and the child
Giving a single glance 10 satisfy hersel
that The child was really living. the youn.
mn,her rushed forward and sinking beside
the dog, threw her arms around hls necs
and burst intn tears. MT nany cnuld view
the SIGHT unmo, ell. ani as she cares-ed am
kissed nj. shrggy head. she looked ~ 4
his owner ard SAID" On. SIR, must hay
tbs dog I'm rich; take all have, eve
lr,thing. bu.gi.e nr nv ch,ld'. preseryer:
/ TIE gentleman smiled, and patting HI
dogs head. said" am very glad he ha
been Of service 10 Son, but nothing coul'
induce me 70 psrt With him
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30

THg JEws in EURoPE. E.--Great interest Is
exi;ed among the Jews in France BY the
approaching election for chief rabbi Of
the Central Cansisinry at Paris--the jew
ish archbis-p he is frequently called. A
Russian. otfieiai paper states that the rab-
binicsI Jews in Russia possess six hundred
and fifteen synasogurs and two thousand
fur hHndreh and ihiriy-ive oratories. 10
which FIVE ihuusand and one huadred rell-
giuus officials ace attached. The Caraites,
who are only TO be met with in tive gov
vrnments. have fourteen syaasogues aud
iurty-,ix religious officials.
OF SIX million three hundred and thirty
six thoasand souls, composing the pnpua
lion Of Poland, the Jews are above seven
hundred lhousand. eleven per cent. ol Tie
whole. ln many Of the towns the jewish
population prcponderates. but few Jews ore
found III the rural districts.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30
THE HORRORS OF a NIGHT RIDE IN A
STAGE COACH.

s*FJ
The San Francisco Bulletin has the oil
lowing; ~
Zone day last week, as the Los Angel os
and San Jose stage coach was travelling in
the night between San Luis Obispo and
Santa Barbara, an incident occurred which
produced anything but pleasant impres.
sisn among the pass engers.
4 lady was occupying one Of the front
seats, and the whole company had been
talking and singing 10 the most sociabIe
manner. After time the lady settled
down as if to 60 to sleep. and one Of the
gentlemen passengers asked her il she would
not have a pillow under her head. She
made no reply, and the company INDUCED
in another song. As the song ceased one
Of the passengers opened the curtain SO as
to let in the moonlight, and locking down
a, The tace Of The woman exclaimed, "Why,
can it be that she sleeps with her eyeso-
penf' Another passenger placed his hand
upon her forehead, and cried out, !" she is
deadw
The stage was stopped. and the inani-
mate pulseiess form Of the lady carried cut
in the open air. She was deathly cold.
and her face was wet with the cold sweat
supposed TO gather only on the face Of the
dying. After SO long time passing that
all hopes Of life remaining was given up,
she recovered under the vigorous rubbing
with whiskey in which all the passengers
had engaged. and the journey was finally
resumed. It turned out that the lady was
afflicted with heart disease, aud had the
discovery of her condition been delayed
little longer. she would have been past all
human aim"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30
ESCAPE or PRISONERS FROM DoBsoN
JAlI,

We learn from the mailcarrier from Mt.
Airy, that while the jailor AZ Dobson. Sur.
Z, county, was engaged IN renoNatng the
Jail, on FRIDAY. the llth inst, three prs.
unrfs, named krys, Baldwin and Mcken.
sie, succeeded III making their escape. On
the saine night. three nt Mr.. Hugh Gsyn's
horses were stulen by the fugi,,ses. Il
.uon a. the theft was discovered, party
started in parsui, and nverhauIed The rogues
At Poplar Camp M.untain, where lsn.
BALDWIN and Keys, were secured; Mckcn.
s,e refused to surrender. and in endea,nr.
ing 10 escape was shot down. The shnl tax.
ing effect 10 The head. arm and leg. pros.
tratius him - that he was left for dead.
During The night. however. NeKrnslr
made his way to within four miles II Hills.
vile. Carroll county. Va. 10 a toll house
kept bs Mr.. Baker. where he surrendered
himself, and asked for breakfast.
After breakfast. whlr Mr.. Baker wa
making pre- para tions for conveying ,hr pfi.
soner 10 Jail. Mckenzie sr,ze,l Bakers gun,
which vas near by. and deliberately shot
hm in the lett breast, severely II not NOR
tally wounding him. and succeeded 10 ma.
king his escape.
The Whole neighbnrhcod was aroused
and determin,d 60 hunt the villain down
Ills reported that MIR. Baker has slice died
Sdkm Press.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30

A terrible tragedy occurred IN Mont
gomer, county, Georgia, on Sunday ut last
weak. Alfred Morrison plunged knilo
lHto the bosom oI Seaborn Hall, inf.ctlng
d mortal wound. Levi Hall, = brother IN
Seaborn, ran TO separate them, but was too
late. Levi then Immediately drew PTS
tul and sent bullet through the brains q
Morrison, killing him Instantly. The at
fair took place at Bells Ferry, on Oecnee
river. All the parties we're respectsbly
connected, Murrison's father being men
ber cf the Legislature.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30
rnrao,r Rrr. ! Rallaaap.--rhe rail.

fsrHoSr Brys RsILaoaD. The rail.
road runuing from -. Louis e Springfield
was odd nn the 18th instant to John e..
Fremont Tor sl .s00.o Seventy seven
mites ol ll,l. road have already been com.
plrted. its owners claim u will be wptth
slo 900 900 when completed. Fur or I've
millions will be necessary to finish IL. II
passes through the hear. ul the agricultural
and mineral lands ol the State Of Missouri,
and the celebrated CRANKY lead mlnes IN
Newton caunty are part oi rs realty
This line l. intended to be q part OF the
route provided Tor in the Santlern Pacific
Rallroad ~ the Senate bill reportcd by
Senator Brown of Missouri. Fremont nb-
igats hlmwll 10 finish i within four years
trom the date oi purchase.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30

ILL CALL ARoUSD AND PAy."--Whs. a
World Of woe isconlained in these few wo5ds
TO The poor artizan and mechanic :" III
call around and pay" says the rich man.
TO AVOID the trouble Of going to the desk
TO get the necessary funds. and the poor
mechanic is obliged to go home 10 disap-
point his weramen, and all who depend up
On him for ;heir due. 1t is an easy matter
70 work; the Only real glory in This life IS
an independent idea Of be ng able TO sus-
tam yourseifb by the lahor oi your own hands.
and 1t may be easily imagined what crush
lns force there is in, ell call around aud
pay" TO the laboriug man who depends on
tnat par for subsistence. II those who
could pay would pay Al once. il would place
hundreds aud thousand. in condition 10
do Likewise. and would prevent much mis-
cry and distress.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30

CHiLp MUapEREp - The non toDipes ra'''-
It's child advertised in Tie Pat,io: last
week A. being lost. was fund last Srnda,
morning. % her fathers plantation, her
threat having been cut, and the chilli, par
TALLY buried. Coroner u. W. Edsards
vas nslliied III the matter. when jury o.
inques, was summoned, the finding ni which
BODY is, that The child. Betty llighfill. came
to her death a, the hands Of ElIas Ledbeter,
The murdered child was only about twelve
years Of age. The age ol the accused 4
about nineteen. lie was committed TO the
jall oi this county on Sunday evening.
Gresns6orOngh Pairioi.
The 5. G, court % appeals las pronounced
tbestaylas olltai state unconstitutional
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1866-05-30

The Hebrew congregation IN Savannah
are about erecting spacious synagogue -
that city.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31

UsITAD sI,rE' MILITARY RALSo,D orTicH,
WAsniSaros, D. C., Dee 20, 1895
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- , Ose nnt a. MONDAY Jsh H. ht tue purchase tcn the
uasd sAs Il Five Thousand 5000 Folded Lip Railroad Ch'i
TSs Chs, ar. ao~ stored at the vori, Of CORNING wINs
LOW Troy New -iufs IL, a. o..-...
master. Ont Citr Phsiephis Pehn or Louisville, Ny
Tsms-tssh 10 Government FUND.-
''" r. J. CHILLY, BIT Col AMI A. .. NJ, u S Army
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
OyTicT ~ rnE C.yCisS1Ti, DArroS ASo krrgEs
RAutnAp CexP.s1, SASpUsEY. O. bec. ], 100.

RAuioAp CexP,sr, SASprsEr O. bee J! l'o
C'EAIED PROPOSALS for executing the
- graduation bridging srd msson sni inf TIE 'arPy OF mAe
uol part the tonns DAoa sa hl'ten ho.d h'Ss
At or sharos and Dtu )nY for distance 81 about
JS r viii received A Once Until the lVa day Of January
1871 ,, -. -. ,rs
pan. profile. a-d schedules Of .oln Of WORK may be seen sna
blsbk BIDS obtained b. applying st this ohce 80 - -,
T. H. Company. - -, "a, 49,, -. In ~.
I'D, .l Le received amer JAnuiLi ~ ~ y n' ~ "
open- untl tist tia-. hJHi H. bboA'' '''N'i''N
n LAT Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
Ocacbers.
81 MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1865, i'd

"t MER. SCHOOL INST" founded 1853, il
4 reliable Educational Burean
Por sipplying Schools and Families with Teachers;
For rrprrseniing Teachers who seva positions;
For giving parents Information Of good schools
T,smoH Rsu Et Sisaas PtapdfW W 9odsg ffNGN
A1f,ay. ". T. Z
have tried the lMER SCiiOo and regard Il mo derss
supplying se co and sminaes Na The st sess
teachers wLO Nssh sapoym-H
All are seeking TEACHERS s tnd vide om Hheh TO ec
and inraiors there
th,rs hBi nnanoua
sr Nbh thy seek In vain The hh speet.ns
who ooitct tie iSsTIrrTH Affords sum
in, suarntee ony M dealing bat also Of kd and pota
re- aiL"
WANrgD for French and Music city fsmiys
600; psonal Application required nlpeo Ieds
Vocst Nrv.Engand seminary Gentsnan for English and haihe
stcs "a ,y C,scs AMI or Casss sn Matboues
o s.,r pDcpss Of Academies and other Teacbs wand foe
schools N M.dc States 80 ek positions Should hsys Ames
seLoo, lnstitlt~s' Application Form.
Crcuilr, e.yl!aina plan when Appie1 for
J. W. SCItEtsN EhIORN, A. NJ, ActnaTy
No 40 Broom--.t on- hock east Of Broadway, n T. :
TIlEACHERS WANTED-Princpas Assis.
an.s poaen.. each state aud town Salaries 80
5s5o1 uhe9aAe! oPPoaia Address the National Ieaehers
i-'''''''' 40 49, ''''4 RICE ANDREWS. Principals
New-York tribune., 1866-12-31
ftIp n)anito .
Proposals.
oyrc1 OF A~i,r4sI coSai.. ,gr osyuAr o' sgs.,.T,

Oyycl oY A~rASr CoNIs. ,EI xyEt,L oy sunslsrEScs
No SSrArEsr. NV .ioKE. % ~ l5tb }
ARMY SUPPLIES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
~ tn 1uplesty s be received by the uaiergSed until oeoc
MONDAY Dec a. To- .appling for h- use Of Nc hel as
Army SUBSISTENCE srORE be delivered SeSiork OF Brook
"I 900 gIIS pORK-MEss OR PRIME MEss-ofihe crop
w,srb a hoopsi barrels With two iron hoops
vii STATE shsn their Pok packet AM the brands 'o hs
kiud # barrel
The pori received speh SIseOn yards shall be agreed TO
30 900 rgd, prm. YRw WHITE BEANS veil seasoned rd
drT pi.e h good bright Eecooered -four barrels W be a
oO00 poord. Of RICE Ia e,,n soOi 'tOa' OAK barrels Ie
~ 1,,r,I ars regair,i JJr Ium,dilis A'rerR
SAMPLES II tie Besis anl Rice 10 delivered With The proposals
Anf frrfIei 20 ihsrrh
M l copy 4 he staehei TO each
re ,ni the proposals must be sIrc H. complying precisely 'l a.
contain ths ATl'7h
gaaratte- ef resfoasible rsues ~ follows; . -
underspe hereby gdar'e that should All ~ any lA Of
t. aecrpr! Ii a ae du nthfd according 70 is true
Conditions also that written contract Nlh i hs
fourth Of tie ysue - The stores proposed !" e li'he
shall 10 executed. reqg!ftt' - ,- ----,
T. name place husaes sni the Date of pnreh.e ~ se
II olui.I sth shpPt mhrts e. f hsAf trsgha
be- plainly uhr,ei On etrU package Az O'L V "a' "u'
be oLi'efairi
Cee, of Inspection professional P,ehe or 'gec'or. oa.r
furnishing ls t-orsas VII tt ftrr hi sle me
e.ff hc seller tei ese qualify sl o"nsiHon AHi
tls aelhry liu4 insltCldi.
vii a w ettucI pn pid upon W paiur' "Vh '1n
ofce % the part 81 the l.itei stiss ,,,--- -., ..
Tfr si 10 M ectri - tlt daie oi ieAfe ahu
pared ara tie e,ed sample, by Inspector siPoniei by 'h'
on,o whose ,erti'estss viii Je required ~.
Idrp,a', b. roie urIfSB o. W tItdif" rs ' ~ ''
are received fIr the purpo'e Ill, .. ., a..
Cuni'a,iors ripect'd " hold he s'SN N'N"' 'P " Wv
Uuitci unit. rriuired for spue1t a., -, AZ, ~ .,
Ib,ts PTYDosls riH u Jbraisisi a. ub oN v, I
ia1io n oee,, G&rt 10 ne SHGSr,eaci 81 Sgd "dor'sd
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