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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
APPETITE FOR TOBACCO
DESTROYED!
OF Using that Poisonous
Weed Tobacco.


One box OF Dewitts preparation is warranted to
destroy the appetite for tobacco in any person.
no matter how strong the habit nay be. r. il falls
in any cgss the money DiH be refunded. Humid
reds have used 10 who are willing % bear witness
to the fact that DeWitt's preparation completely
destroys the appetite for tobacco and leaves the
person as free from any desire for iT a. before be
commenced its use. It'll ~prefectly safe and harm
less Ia all cases. The preparations acts directly up
on the same glands and Secretions affected by to-
bacco. and through these upon the blood thoroughly
cleaning the poison Of tOOaccO from the system.
No more hankeTiug after tobacco after using De.
Wits p eparation. RecOliect il Is warranted.
The following IRE a few selected from the null
titLde Of recommendations in our possession;
From G. A Rodgers, Sc Louis Mol
St. Louis April 2Ist, 1883.
1 herdby certify that I have used tobacco for twen-
ty years past, and for the last sen years I have
used two pounds per month. ] have made attempts
to leave of NJ different timss. 1 nave left OF one
year al a time, but always continued to banker
after IL until I used DeWitt's Preparation, which
has completely cured me Of the appetite for to-
baccO. I would ali who are affected
with this terrible habit TO try the Preparation.
@ A. ROBEBTS.
From John Knipe, st Louis, aoI
ST, LOUIS. June, IL, 1858.
This is to certify that / nave: usei tobacco for
eighteen years tried many times to leave on,
but have suffered So much from a dizziness in my
head and g0awing At my stomach that / have soOn
given mp the trail. A frieUd advised me to use
Jour Preparation, and it 0mpleteIy cured me
JOHN KNIPB.
From ". A. Smith Columbus, Ohio.l
COLUMBUS July 10Th, 1885,.
thereby certify that one box or your Preparation
entirely removed all the use Of tobacco.
". A.. SMITH.
From VIM. Espy, Springfield, Mass
S~PRINGFIELD, August 5th, 1858.
I used one box Of your Preparation and il cured
me. WIN. ESPY.
I merely give these as a sample Of what I am
receiving dairy. All letters to inquiry cheerful Iy
answered Price Of Preparation, 81 per box. II
to be sent by mail IS cents additional for postage.
Money sent by mail at my risk. address
CHARLES DEWITT, Chemist,
n47-y st. Louis, No.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
NOTICE.

Thave this day sold my entire interest in
the painting business to j. X. Fretz. Thank
ing my friends for the liberal patronage be-
slowed on me for the past eleven years Z.
hope they will continue the same to my sue
cessOr in business, - Mr.. Fretz IS an expert
enced painter, competent TO perform all
work entrusted to him IN a W~Orknanlike
manner, and on reasonably reduced cash
terms.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
to me will please come and settle the same
August 10th, 1868 LOUIS WALDTER,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
new ADvERTIsEMENTs
Registrarn, Nntice.

In compliance with the provisions Of an
Act entitled IAN Act to Provide for the Reg
istratiOn of Voters of the State" passed by
the Iegislature of the state of Nebraska. and
approved June 24th, 1866, notice is hereby
given to all persons Interested, to appear be-
fore the undersigned, Registrar of Voters of
Washington Precinct, in Nemaha County,
State of Nebraska, at my residence in said
Precinct, aforesaid, etwee the hours
of 9 O'clock Am. and 5 o'clock Pm, on Nom
day the 5th and Tuesday the 9th days of
October, 1858, to correct any omission or
other errors in the following list of the Voters
of said Precinct, as prepared by the said Reg
istrar, at which time the said list will be cor
rected and finally closed.
------- UHEcHE Rnaistrar
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

We hope the friends at these several APP
pOintments Will see that notice Is given
at these regular places Of meeting, and that
there Is a general attendance Of all parties.
The ladies are especially invited
JNO. l.. CARSON,
chm Rep. Cen. Com. Nemaha Co.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01

The Hon.. 7. NJ. MARQUETTE and ]. A.
HELMANN, opposing candidates for Presi-
Dental ElectOr, viii address the people atthe
following times and places:
Peru, September 18th, att Pm.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
COUNTY TICKET.


The undersigned ANNOUNCES the following
appointments at which the Hon. It.. j. MA
JORs, Hon GEO. Crow, JARvIs s. CHURCH,
GEO. r.. SHOOK and HENRY SrIENMAN will
bepreseAtand address the meeting upOn the
political issues OF the day, at early candle
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
HannibaI & ST. Joseph r.. n. Line.
Daily Express Trains
O ST. LOUIS,

run 81. IUUISy
Close connecIont made q Macon With North Miss
Ourt Railroad for St Louis, and at hannibal with
daily MISSOURI River Packet for So. Louis. Meals
and State Rooms free, Leaving every EVenin g on
arrival OF trains from the west. and arri vfnE In
st. Louis next morning IN season Tor business, ans
70 connect With Chicago, Alton and 81. Louis,
Terre Haute, Alton and St LOuis, and Ohio ant
and South.
New Sleeping Cars run on Night Trains
By your through ticket vas HannibIg and 81.
Joseph Railroad az their ticket omres 10 Omaha,
COuicil Bluffs, plattsmOuth, NEBRASKA Ulty, % 81
Jo-eph, and on each PACKET in the line, and enjoy
the consciousness or having taking the shsrt,
cheap and quick route east.
P. b. GROATs SEM Ticket Agent.
III. H. C~OURTRIGHT, GenI FRI Agent
7. ". MEADs General Superintendent
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-10-01
NORTHWESTERN
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
GENERAL OFFICE,

This vigorous company now ranks among
the twenty-five New York companies, THIRD
in number Of members; FIFTH in amount of
assets
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-01
Assignee's Notice of Appointment

N&HSs16A0OW AsUusOV " NTPUAIANa0UHIe
IN the district ourt 81 tia United States for Dstyict
a lows. 20 the nataer OF John q qairin, Bsnkrn~-
10 srhoa Il may cencemt
Va ned Wfn. BAlltnGsr, hereby gives no
tics Ct hia sppoln dueut a. Assignee oil the e~tsf.
p rsnn ~ e IL The county OF Van
day Of October lesl sdtpgcd bank apt upon lis own
Pss,s ~ John tces krgi,ter In Bankruptcy Of sssd
Dated At Keokuk, the 18th day Of December, 1861.
WM. BALLIs6kR,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

GEORGE Francis TRAIS.-The Spring
field Mass. J Republican does not fancy
Train. 1t thus sketches3hmsY PIT
Train is TALL athletic man, with
nervous face, 5wiry movements, and
black, curly hair he is symmetrical
only by Jerks, and never struggles into
any absolute grace Of movement or ex-
preston. All that he says is either
overdone or UNDERGONE he throws it
at the audience like a missile if it is
the simplest ding, and whispers it in
mild accents if it is important. An &C.
cented yell in the, middle Of q sentences
dead level is also one of his delights.
His costume, brass-buttoned, swallow
tailed blue coat, white vest, and tight
pants, puts him out Of the present cen
fury, and he seems some wire strung
puppet walked out of dead century,
and suddenly invested with soul and
the chaotic beginnings of an under
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

THE WHIsKEY RING. The following Is q
portion Of the evidence taken in the course of
an, investigation ip New Orleans; ,,tti
Norembert44 JohpgW. Elder Peihg dnly
Esworh; Stated as fellows: Pam "a nletnDef vi
what is called the "Whiskey Ring" that the
amount required to be Paid (fo1isE,f u eppa on
entering this association was pald py my part
ner. Mr.. Peale, to Mr., Irwin, deputy Coilec-
rof Tile First District OF ALcalsiana. dnShe
month of July, 1867; after SAID Sl'ooo was was
paid, Il WIS further required % pay $l,VUU
fpnonthly thereafter, with the privilege of RIM
nino INV distillery upon the further condition
of INV turninq over one barrel out of every
ffteen' toEbs placed i'm bond i further state
that Mr.. Cornell, Assistant Assessor Of my di-
vision, was to have $500 per month In addition
to, the amount paid by me monthly 10 the
TaWhiskcy Rings Mfr. Cornell further stated
to me that $500 was the least amount that any
distller in his division paid him, and the told
me that Mr.. Lussee, distiller at Ne. So Conn
merce street, paid him $3.50 month when no
was not running He told me that Mr. Crooks
paid him $500 month II refused to pay the
amount, to-wit, $780, claimed by Mr.. Cornell,
whcreupon he afterwards Informed me that
could not run the still without paying the tax
on every gallon manufactured by me, stating
that if / could not pay him j should pay the
Government; that my distillery was the only
one that had ever beat him. i further state
that I had b pay Mr.. Bowland, United States
Inspector, one dollar for every barrel branded
by him, which amount was paid by my clerk,
Mr. Cotton. to Mr.. Bowlapd And further
state that this is the plan of working all the
disthleries in this district, that pay their 81 900
into the "Whiskey RING that conversed
with great many of them, and they all state
that this is the plan upon which they work,
never paying any tax to the Government on
whiskey manufactured by them.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18
standing

GREELEY ON SrnEavEEss-The n. Y. 7ri-
bune notices Old Thadslate letter quot
i ing Mr.. Jno. Law on the finances, and
pays the following back1handed COM
plimentto the great coinnioner." Says
Greeley > .ees stf as~'s Oh
Weonly copy this bad Eeldz man's
exhibition Of his own rascality in order
to warn the champions Of Public Faith
that we mustlreturn TO- specie payments,
and that immediately4 lie who pro
poses to linger and daily by the way is
playing right into the. hands Of the re-
pudiators."h .vT1eEA4 .vEI0kA1
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18
gel,li4 ateeklv M)orla.


faTHe following letter from this noble
Irish aa 4 iaIgaa and exile eSplaipsitsef !;
q q UIa1sH 0fizEN OFFIcE, 9 y
NETWORK, Dec! 10, 1s67ItJE
TsCo1 FILlsApa5 n saIe a4Fs app JOHN
SAVAGE, oEse.:f II ss4ado 10 ssrf bsaaqez fHs
GENTLEMEN The tender you have
made to mesqf TIP Presidency Of the rel
united Fenian Brotherhood, though it
has embarrassed me-, could not fail ITO
be gratifying ON two accounts: First,
that it proves confidence in me- person.
ally: and next that it. marks the mo-
ment Of reconciliation between two
bodies of patriotic Tishmen having the
same object in,uview. On this recon
Citation, brought about by your own
efforts, gentlemen, allow me to congrat-
ulate you. 5-} I'M .rg4a.5, IA
2 But. a after sufficient time, taken for
consideration after reading the Con
,s,titution, and holding some CONVERSE
ton with some of the leading members
of those organizations 1must beg leave
RESPECTFULLY to decline the honor ten
dered, and. the responsibility which
they would pay me the compliment of
imposing upon me. And | have the
less regret in coming to this conclu-
sion, as it cannot be said throw any
obstacle IN the way ola reunion ofopr
countrymen. That reunion is, already
effected, with q provision for electlng
President in case of my refusing. o..
oai ris useless to enter here into any
account of the various reasons (some
of public, some of a private nature
which compel me to decline Ny coun-
tryrnen know terry @ell Gat Dhate the
fullest sympathy with the object otIs
nianism, that is, the destruction les OF Brlt,
iah dominion in Ireland, and, therefore
l expect they will give me credit tor
valid reasons without my entering into
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

With thanks tfor your courtesy, gen
tlemen, in the execution of your mis-
sion, and assurances, of respect for you
personally, ! have the, honor to be-
- : Your obedient servant,
'<'-- JOHN Mitchell.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

a BLooDED steer, named Bob Burns,
and weighing 3, 800 pounds, raised in
Sangamon county, was purchased BY
Col. John S. Hancock Of Chicago, for
the sum Of 81, 900, Dec. gath. '-as1' =
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

ooNsoRoi OurRAGEs.-Th The Alexandria (Va.)
Gazette of December 18th ssys: .; a. (. odsbi
We have accounts Of an attempted outrage
opop whiteiady. near HAfriscnbdrgh by .
black man and If the outrage and murder OF
white woman, peEr TW0odyilles ntkaPpa-
hammock cdunty. By . hlack man 40 i94 e.
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

h1s Corinth,, Miss, Dec. 1sth, a party
of Federal soldiers while endeaVoring
to breakinto private residence were
fred upon fem the. insider and five of
them killed. An officer was afterwards
badly beaten. rgosA 40 70 III saAorsg
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

1BEEcfkR says: IL havs given thousands Of
dollars,to people ia distress, with the under
standing that il wasto be paid back, but Lhave
never received but 90 back, and that was from
D tlscs woman, f 4 assdaAea"gH TIL 3uAN
Maybe Beecher put Of counterfeit Hq ttr % note
on the black woman. - -,
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

J uRADIcAL LosIc The Philad,lpAiia 4sc
says: While, the late civil war was IN progress
the Radicals said the seeding States We're not
out Of the Union never had been. and never
would be perlnitrsd to separate themselves
from the national authority. Soy, when the
wafl is osen aud shundreds OF thousands of
lives have been lost and hundreds ct millions
of dollars have been spent in defense Of the
lag, the sa6iba Radiemf zss sthntI It'd secedins;
States arerout Of tho Union, have been out all
the tune. and shall not Come BACK until they
promise, 70 permit negro suffrage, and vote the
Radical ticket. b Ia it not about time to rebukc
the hypocrisy of sucht arrant Pbarisees1 sou,l
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

To IDAHo.-Atrayeler says that "once upon
q time" when. crossing one Of the dreary sand
deserts Of theSnake River country. he came
up with a large and heasAy loaded OK train.
The poor animals were tired out and well nigh
famished for water The several drivers, in
order to facilitate their speed, were enlivenipg
the scene>bya most musical few IF epithets.
Approaching to within speaking distance OF Il
brawny- looking Jehu, our friend ventnred to
ask: .',.,'- y. $780,. .....
where have sou come FRONT"
| 3aaOmah haw lwo- haw Buck 90 was the sone-
what consolidated but ready reply. "a a t..at
Our friend who is Of an inquisitive nature,
becoming suddenly interested, again interro-
gated: .-...,.
"And, where are you going TO 2" p
. 9Idaho ho-hS- d-Iniy Su no ,5caias the
second answer in thunder tones. .......~
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18
TROUBLE IN CAMp.-The lively New York
correspondent Of the Augusta (Ga. )Caastitu-

TROUBLE IN CAMP.-Ihe lively New YORK
correspondent Of the Augusta Goa. yCoastitu-
tionalist, ina late-letter saysar7 f7tl5-ir
(, There will probably ,bc a Severe collision be.
tween the friends OF Gen.. Grant and Chief
Justice Chase throughout the South. MIR.
Chase counts on thesyotes of the ten Southern
States being solid for shm--hepingT 30 get
enough from The East aud West toiOsercome
Grants vote The zFreedmans Bureau Is
Chief Justice CLASSES = machine" and the
travels of Mr.. Thomas w. Conway throughout
the South are toSsee that this Una chine is well
creased, and ip running order Gen~ Pope is
an active champion of Mr.. Chase; aud he and
the Freedmen's Bureau officers are getting
the cold shoulder at the Headquarters of the
Army. The feud between. Gen. Grant aud
Gen o. 0. Howard is very bitter. The latter.
at q temperance lecturein BuooklYn thqether
evening, more than intimated, though he Tell
short Of distinctly stating. that Gen. Grant has
relapsed into the Incorporate habits that dis
graced him before the WAR The Aameres a
high ofacial is given, WHO has Recently seen
him in state of helpless intoxication. In the
meantime the Freedmen's Bureau officers are
being mustered ont by scores, and loud is the
iamentation thereats ~whiie I'VE have a'readysn
the House noyemeDt To retaip them IN spite
of Gen Grant The fight promises TO become
4 lively as tho winter progresses. II is one IN
which no just cause can safle rans ting
S@% ~ - AA-%%+N---a q = szA
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

I BAD, foR PHnaf LII his late selfslori6ea.
ton tour,qrsmalls Sheridan visited Chicago.
There hcsepsdaS nnades sbyisitv to- ab white
young ladiss seminary, and kissed all the pu-
pils-about5O0 in number.i The next day he
visited theoecolored schools, bnto did not kiss
any 81 the dusky damsels. whs seemed to ex-
pect the .ehnse salute = This failure to do 50
has greatly vexed Sumner 1'as
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, District of Idaho g
NHIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
l. on the Twenty-eighth day Of December A. n
1867, Warrant in Bankruptcy issued against The
estate Of John Van Houton of Idaho CITY. in tbo
county Of Boise, and Territory Of Idaho who has
been adjudged Bankrupt on his own petition that
the pay ncnt of any debts and delivery OF any prop.
erty belonging to such Bankrupt to him or for his
USE and the transfer Of any property by him. ara
forbidden by law; that meeting Of the creditors Of
the said Bankrupt 10 prove their debts and to choose
more assignees OF his estate, will be held q.
court of Bankruptcy 70 be holden at the Office Of the
Register herein named before II. E. Prickett Regis.
ter, on the twenty-ffth day of January A. D. 1865
at ten O'Clock A. III. JAMES II. ALYORD
Idaho City, Jan. l5n12t3 L. S. Marshal
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18
In the District Court


Inthe District Court.
!, For the Territory of Idaho, Cd Jud n,..-,
Charles Bradshaw. John cadagan, p Mes.!
"a yohn Marrn, Sol Benge Fredk Thomas n4aess,
Hummel, John Spelman, John Eva, W 0A Va ) John
r; Ns BF9akga ANON, g. Lee. Fsoaunm hsese
Porter u. Noonan. and Herman Frelnd nls; Sanes
ana "m Gray, lntervenor on the side Of pla;n!ins
8Elu..a- os48 3iai3saaaa Versus y paintifs,
panea da0mpson, A. Mclaughlin Edward Rim.
TO the Defendants abore named: s. m
TN THE NAME OF TEE pEop1 /,
4 of the United States in the Territorv - :, ~
You are hereby notified that there is nov =. Idaho:
the oice OF the clerk of the District court % me in
Judicial District of said Territory in IdaSa ae ID
county OF Boise, the complaint OF Chas BradsSIty,
and other plaintiffs, demanding Judgment aosnaw
you for the sum, of Two Thousand Four u against
and Eighty four Dollars being amount due sonufed
labor and services had and performed: also 81 sork
foreclosure of certain aborers' lien for Inc
ments on mining ground and premises ereon.p iove'
Defendants and filed and recorded in due for,o Dy
cure the payment OF said sum of 50 484 and ~ ~ se'
OF suit, and William Gray, Interyenor On tb sosts
Plaintiffs claiming judgment for 1868 80 for se o.
labor ana services as mechanic and carpenter 10.
contractor, and for the foreclosure of rnech.aei
lien, such, duly executed and filed and recnscs
due form TO secure the payment of said sum ~ so
SO and costs of said intervention and unless sloS
pear and answer to said complaint and interyrap
within ten days after the service hereof if serros
within Boise county, and within twenty days 70 cu
ed out Of said county, but within said Judicial nv
trict and within forty days if served out Of ssa D
trict. exclusive Of the day of service) Judgment %
be taken against you by default. "w
In testimony whereof J. VIVA. B. Smith, CLERK :,
n said District Court, have hereunto set NJ "
UDS8 hand and affixed the seal of said cmrt ~!
~ Idaho City this 18th day of December ise q
W. b. SMITH, Clerk Dist Con ,'''
Dec 12. 1867 -n64w6. FRANK MnLEE Pitts Att;v
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

,.n SARcAsTlG,-u-Tltou, in, his New York Iadc.
pendent says:i,A..' sg9.1eTtH ,1om ha4 5sa,S
~" Half thai Republican Journals. East and
West, fortlre last six months, might as well
have been ritten id water VIZ, have never
known so great . general tameness in the po-
political uttsrances Of the Republican, party
IA at present. tsd na5 ogta - npa3 fsal .a1
The abused .papers might retort that, for the
same period the, Independent spious, aud chris
tan, and Humanitarian sheet that Ait> il, has
been written, IN blood. l. z ga
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

Sss JOSH BnLIses says in his Essay on
Wise Men, "But say what you viii,
wisdom is q, rare bird, ennyhpw. There ere
are lots ov folks that ken show you the
iackass that kicked, them last, but it
takes one 81 S1re kassicd J skollafs,
one ov yure 'blooded ,wisdomers, tew
pint, out the jackass that's q going tew
kick next" mr. zaxIr ia r. azAulo
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18
Notice in Bankruptcy.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. District of Idaho-SS
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT
l. on the Eighteenth day Of November, A. D. 1867,
4 Warrant in Bankruptcy was issued against the es
iaie OF Christopher IL LaDggorthy OF Idaho City, in
the county OF Boise. and Territory OF Idaho, who
has been adjudged BANKRUPT on his own petition
that the payment Of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging 10 such Bankrupt. to him or fox
his use, and the transfer of any property by him.
forbidden by law: that meeting Of the creditors
OF the said Bankraps to prove their debts, and to
choose one or more assignees of his estate viii be
held al court of Bankruptcy, TO be holden at the
Office o. the Register herein named before f. z
PricRett Register, on the first day Of February A.
ID. 1865, at ten o'clock A. 81, JAS. Il. ALV0RD,
L. S. Marshal District Of Idaho
rdahe City. Jan l5n72;3
Idaho semi-weekly world. (Idaho City, Boise County, Idaho Territory) 1867-1868, 1868-01-18

loo eYAsKEE registration and, bureau
officer was badly beaten for the Conven.
ton in Wayne county, Miss, by a coal
black darkey. NJ The Yank swore furi.
ously, says the Brandon Republican.
.when the votes werec counted out aid
said he fought -four years toofree the
did nigger,,1 and he was now willing
to fight ten yeats longer to put the IN.
grateful scoundrels back into slavery
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-02-27
A fissyy t.sak at Grsass.

I; ssrns ID Be the purpose aow &
sfsrshssr Grsnt "fh The hhuss ef kir
frisna.. /" Ms. Parker riiisburr aad
lKr. Z CsIy sssrtop, editors Of Che Rec
o'afion, . neg pepper lately stsrted u
The tnterest q Esiitalisn asd faadry
other fs'ns 81 tks fsrA;isaf Fafitstisal
ssriP~, a. ID seras hsavy iisks Al uraai
zstrisinS nstsaBLt out rrtm tbe stasl-
isr1 e, . tiak, IS the toiln sias ahoHs
. Tka talk I, thai esbiael nfscer
cafiss General Grant s'iiat' Any Sc s4k
last Gsaessi 6raas - Ssruas kgff ID
Al ae, asd hassb SEA asaa sssadslag him
sslf 0s anelhss's arm In psnnal lvauiA
avenue; ttst Stanlor nd WashbnEus
ksvs hatsaug gsi lIsfh. Asni thai De -fssis
5is dsgvada,ifs, ard asA i EesA sTvbe1y
aa akrs fare. RsB tsik lsssslas Jsy Cook
zses ia Jos kiliiss ifenfrai. Giant ani
0 ,salpsslpa Ehase; thai Shasa don , gsi
druax. g rasrai n,as, aAd nkAesa ia
fsap agen.a aai ansssna Il isask ansas The
ssaik 10 shAs abe psepasg afs9sisks 81 al
pslisissana lhal sAsg DAT sea sllhcy
tsmperspcs or maralltY Ia Nekbiax; or |,
tAss they wsst . frssH dssln !" -
80 ma = ~ n