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OFFICIAL.

IVNlE following order is published for the
Il information of all concerned:
HEADQ'S. I'D MILITARY DISTRICT.
CHARLESTON. 8. c.. April 10, 1868.
tGenerat Orders No. G5.]
10 give registered voters unrestricted
privilege OF exercising franchise at cleo
uons in South Carolina, it is ordered, that
sessions OF all State Courts, appointed to
be held, shall be suspended during the
election commencing on TUESDAY, the
14th OF April, and ending on THURSDAY,
tho 10th of April, 1868.
BY command of Brevet Major-General
Ed. r. S. CANDY.
LOUIS V. CAZIARC,
Abide Camp and a. A. A. G.
(Oficiai,)
f. r. HILLS,
1st Lieut.. 5th Artillery, Post Adj's.
April IL 8
On Consignment and offered to the
Trade at Extremely Low Rates.
IO BAGS EXTRA FLOUR,
fO % bbls. Baltimore Flour,
10 bbls. Choice Family Flour,
10 bbls. Low Price Sugar,
ii bags Choice Rio Coffee,
hhd. Bacon Shoulders,
500 lbs. Genuine Durham Smoking To-
bacco, at the low price of 40 cents per
pound.
ALSO,
SARDY'S SOLUBLE PHOSPHO PERU
WAN GUANO,
Sardys Ammoniated Soluble Pacific
Guano,
Sardy's Land Plaster Gypsum, in bar
rels, all OF which VIC can recommend with
confidence, and offered at low rates.
We continue to take orders for the cele-
brated Buena Vista YARN, put up with
any numbers desired.
GRAESER, McJUNKIN L SEM.
April IL 9
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BY J. A. ENSLOW & G.
Ward Committee Meeting.

F7HE Committee appointed by the several
Il ward Clubs are requested to meet. at
Palmetto Engine House, THIS Saturday
E!fENlNG, at o'clock. A punctual at
April II Secretsr,v
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FUN, FUN. FUN.

'NHt Club" PIT, near the Greenville
i and Columbia Railroad, has been com
pleted, and the fun will commence on
TUESDAY, the 14th. Mr.. c. r. FRANK
LIN has arrived with twenty fine Cocks.
and other parties arc expected every day.
A good time is anticipated.
April II 81 THE CIJ,R
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

NT1LL be wanted, on the 1st of MAY.
w large number of HOUSE SER.
WANTS, Chamber Maids, Cooks, Washers.
Ironcrs. Draymen, Porters, Gardeners
mechanics and Tradesmen, Farm Hands,
&C., who are NOT POLITICIANS.
April IL
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Cock-Fighting.
NNHERE will be COCK-FIGHTING at the
IL Congaree Restaurant, TO-DAY, com
mencing Mt II o'clock. Anrjl II
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Heinitsh's Queens Delight, for Tet-
ter, Pimples, Blotches, AID Eruptions OH
the iace,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-08-27

Il Aia,sotA .aa run "a Il. oisy q s...
Clssd" The Northern Pacific Railrosd
= 8 8 wsrs IN Nsx York Il ths time "a most
ofstAes hut lf As1,a, q ~ ard q TIL :
ansadi 81 t l ths bill, 10y sans bsek 10
w,sAinsten a. fsroe, psotS Ming ss.inst
ths ansndns \, ,and Einslssins 10 IS must
b, stricken 81. The oaolurrissSistss Va ooa.
vsaed to give them : hearing upon the sub.
jeot, and a. that meeting IN the committee
room, Mr.. Branch, Gen. Il Duo, Of Has
stinRe. Gov, Marshsll and myself were pres-
| ens, md many others. Mr. poaneny q
- ~. .n.ra,,.,t aud r.va his raa.
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~ To IS.
The D.pateh gives tie figures Of
Conventions ofar q held, and the re-
suit stands 81 for Nj. Donnelly, and
10 for oil the opposition united. e

sTHI tfi-weekly line Of coaches "a
Msatass will eenmsnce running nsxt
ysaz. The trade and trsvel whish.
mast inn,sdiatsly follow will sdd more,
% the wealth Of this place than viii
anything that has - yet been obtaiosd
az - Mr.. DoHH1LIY secured ithsj
psssage Of this bill through The House
only aftsr a.ssyere struggle, il bsing
bittsrly oppossd b 4zeason of5the. iir4
srsassd sxpsnditure, and besauss AZ
wosM spavs the WY for1 the Northern
PAsifs Railroad. NJ. DoHHELLYs In
hbqsd consistently land untiringly for.
~ tsssnast!s q Noltbnul Minnssetsssa
.bsgH.i
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am tqR;ff.G9zffH N#7cE3sYo SIT

"A DDRssetroa TRs. 'RhaFFoas MD sD1 sas1ffilit.
'ssss s h s.s. Rss s.ssss
GsstGsne y rsiioeti@ Aaealap 10 "a -
sSas 6 ssst dsss l sel,as,
q health isDo ySh A6lMsik deSkitsts& nv sirSds
S possy iAi 4 s9ars VI ~
kidney, 1equedtly get out Of orderi your III
tometimss thick or Aucky, or d It rpv On -
ie ,1g, Or i d s. .e 81 .hstep
you have spells Of short breathing or dyspspss Az
your bowels oenamtadM .Dos yoa, 'kave spells Of
1Ainting, or PUSHES Of blood to tho headi T. -FOUR
memory impaired, Is your mind constantly dwell
sspsss 4 's ess.a, Sss S. , sa's
left alone, 10 get away from everybody Docs any
little thing MAKE yeg ssrs q t1ng your
Aants The bloom on your check ~ bright Do you
enjoy yJsrself h'societyas we'll, Do you pursue
your business with the same energy Do Jon feel -
sSs esa N y 70 .s ;e sf
less nights, Your back weak, your Knees wax, aud
dSss Or a NH
cured and sexual excesses al 81 able 81 pf5duc
S q shs
Did yoa ever thinR that those bold defiant, enefsetc
perseveing successful businssmen ars always no.
ksas saeS ass II ps,e.
Of nervodsnsss of pAlpitat,4nS Of tie heart TSsv
are never afraid they oennnt sacoesd a. 6asias1:
snsyeS;s lHs1Sps cd end dsoourassd thsy srs &
. .s{i PSln s ana Rlsssans e The company
your doxncast looks or any other neannsss sboat
them. DO not mean those who keep the organs in
nated ~ rnnn4g to excess These Will not only ruin
theif coAitttfOns but also those they do busies1
How many men nom badlycured diseases, nruu
she Stsects ~ md ssc e4U aY39d
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spikes and Paul broke his goad at1ok,
= 30 said apsas g hln, p
this timss 10 cans Il! ~ q another shot
s Ifion. os 81 ~ his lash, but
lux beidse g hsa - sdsd IN killing
!. az =, dog mi hiding 81 .sys.al othors.
Yoa would Have Us a dshsllsily could
you have aeens the crowd assembled
around tho dead aninsl mon, women,
and children making gestures, and
heard Tie yelb and gable. which I
did not understand, but which were Of
course : part 81 Go performance.
The bear vi s6on dressed 'snd divided
upamongsAose preaant and,has ere thi1
aeono 10 pd5tt.' soa aoss's tra~s.s
/ .Lmpst not sfpEset 10, mention that ' !
Truman Warren is--putting up . log
house good enough ,for any one 70 live
iq,,' i ahad th THAT I amnp Il ,oork learning the
trsass:s, ,nW When anything nex, happens ]
viii sifepor i. slEastlsd 7a7ilfl 4 s, "a
'HoPls .BAw dXai.aDA i "
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Capt. Isaiah Ryndslr., I eo6spiou.
ous Tannany Han politician lin ! are l.:
cent Seymour .nd Blairia speech IL New
York city, said He loved t6s Ansti.
ean Aas dearly, q any otb1f nan, Is
long q it represented Govonmsat' II
The hands IL Tie IatiS parsjjs, ia
40 lopeer.O tt.asloa berf q 4, md; I
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The sentiment that WIS cbeefed
the, loudeat II the Demoeritici Conven.
held in Tallahassee ~ Fl.saon the LIT
Inst, Sas .thst uttered BY Col. Dsvid-
son,in substance i as follows:ItsWe ., ap.
peal to Heaven for dsliversnee,l and !. if
Heaven won't help Us We must help
ourselves y ! dislike war ) Int, If il
must come, lett come, s..,',...,. E....
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, ANOKA COUNTY.

The Convention in this County was
held atDAnoka on q the u22d. DR.. ).
Psrham and j. sMayall,, both sound
Donnelly men, were duly elected L the
delegates. When the result was / an
nounced, the Washburn men, nine in
number, bolted aud held another Con-
vention. They vero the minority and
were fairly beaten Remaining in 3 the
Convention until the regular delegates
were fairly elected. This is the Wash
burn game eyerywhere-to bolt when
they are in the minority. s;a It is their
programme for stearus County,, q:
though in this instance they have q
pre-arranged plan, beginning with = b.
gus Committee and : bogus Convention
already, called. But from present a.p'
pearances they viii not, not have b enough
delegates in the Convention to secede
With, even through the aid Of ? their
double delegations from the remote
country towns. elected BY stealthy eau,
cuses Of two or three persons. ~
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EVERY man who favors the Northern
Pacific Railroad, and especially those
who desire to have it come to St.. Cloud
and run up the Sank Valley, should
vote for the nomination Of Mr.. Dom
nelly. .... Il s.,;,.~..s,,: ..
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NOTICE

q. -. 3D. q .
OTRAYED-About the middle of May,
- 1868, Six Colts and one horse, from the
farm Of F. A. Swenson, in Township 1923,
Range 49,. The following is . description
Of the Colts One mare colt, three years
old, cream color, with white star on her
forehead; two mare colts, two years. old,
brown color, the one was small of her age
and had white feet; the horse vas four
years old, gray; color, or nearly white !;
one mare colt, two years old, The fore part
of her body Of . color between white and
and ;ed, The bind part enea.ly red 1.-TWO
white ,efsr on her forehead, and each one
had > white hind ;soet. II any person can
give information to, tho qndersiGnedT about
the aforesaid colts they will receive .
liberal reWsHd.so s,Fs A: iSWENS0N;s j
II any person Will give information by
letter they ~illplsase direct it to 1907 ~
NAV, .:,,.,.:.s1Y F: A. SWENSON.
Roseviile,, p. T. Monong.lia c., MIN.
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Do You want railroad connection
with Lake Superior?a With it we are
as near New York as isl Chicago. Vote
then for Mr.. Donnelly, who, has intro:
duced and will push through the. St..
Cloud and Taylors Fall railroad. !! This
would, not only connect rs axitha Lake
Superior, but would unite Us with the
Western portion ofs7the State-the,
Sank and Red River Valleys. Look to
your own interests, and vote Tor. MT
UONN1LLY. 1.1t1tsl ell d BIZ. ..,1f slur.
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EVERY true Republican will want
men in Congr ess who have been tried
and are known to be reliable under all
circumstances. Mr.. DoNNELLY's record
is as clear as that Of any man in Con-
gress. Let there be no risks III new men.
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foDB COUNTY ron leSNlLLT.
RouND rRAIRIH, Torn Co., /
August Fl. 1868,

August Fl, 1868.
EDIroR JouRNAL.-The Republic
can Convention Of Todd County met
to-day, and elected Mr.. John Wait 70
sttend the St. Paul Convention, to be
held on the Sd Of September. Mr..
Wait or his substitute viii support the
Hon. /: Donnelly in the Convention
E. E, Abbott and J.. s. Browe,
we're elected delegates to The Rspubli:
can District siiopan1aaap
] 8. NJ. Herbert, Chairman.
F. Crow John MaiAIa NaVhaa'
der fand Us. Bre1xasssf; wsfss appointed
! County Central 1gonmisssa sai1ebn
-gane@t Yda1sdy. v.oBRoWER bsaia'
o.ayf Z .s9 Secondary }Oonssasioq. 8
aset ,em up,oin The other aley. Il Il
Maaeapoli,a lfibx~ell sfiessi Bus, srsar,
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MORRISON, COUNTY IeR .leNNELLI,

:"':'&'sf IlrrIl. FA11s, Aug! %, 1885,
EDITOR JOURNAL. At TIE Republi.
can Convention held here yesterday
Hon. N. Richardson vas chosen dele.
gate to The Congressional Convention
Nj. r: is unquali6edly in favor of The
denomination. Of d on. II tDonnelly y. =: :
Morrison issll right saan9px::
s-"seta 'em up in tho other alley
Mr.. Tribune };'&t >f''iso y"a:" Il.
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STILL THEY COME.

Monongalia county has elected two
delegates instructnd for Donnelly. ;sr
Ksndiyohi county's delegate Is the
same. . ~:' t.n -..s,,.
Lincoln county has instructed for
Mr., Donnelly. r, 49,: ~ Il:
Lake county is tor Mr.. Donnelly. mi
St. Louis county; ia the same. sisT 81
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3NEw''YoR;x,.'.
Warm ,Weather-General DuNness.
The New French Opera. -
NEW lYoaK, Aug. 10. 1868.

3t:aT zisli ENsw !YoaK, Aug. 10. 1865. 81
Editor JouRNAI!-Evsrs since the,
gathering together Of that mass itof;Eins
congruousr elements yclept' 'sThed Ma.
tional Democratic Convention" the at:
mosphere IF this much abused city has
been decidedly torrid.' + Inthink I may
60 farther and say Tcphetic:o 3tWheth-s
or the grand concentration Of all the
fite:eating elements sofsthe county at
this point has had anything to do with
the increased temperature or not, Ileavei
you to judge. .aedassias l:'sss III. o77a
21tois exceedingly dull here just now:
The ha6itxe. o. Broadway and the:
Central Park have vanished;' every
body except the members Of the "Can't-
get.aw.y',olub ii out of town. Thea
tres as = general thing arc !'desefted.1
a spasmodic effortsis being made Just
now by q fewamanagers to bring more
stamps into their Golfers by introducing
some new ssusitional1plays.b ,s Howe far
they~ill succeedgremains;to be seem;
Tit irreprcssible Bateman, Tho: Ma;
poleou Of French Opera in this country;
is giving is smother treat. The ssWbite
Fawn: hasiagiven' place to "Barbe
.Bleue," another of: Offenbaoh'ss whim.
sicalities. The company ois:muoh en-.
1arged and improved, the chorus -su-
perb, and the piece mounted with much
elegance. The new prima donna, Ir-
ma, is a bewitchins little creature. She
oomprehends her part thoroughly and
renders'it so truly, her pantomime is 80
expressive, her knowledge of stage bus.
iness so perfect, and her agreeable mez-
zo-soprano voice SO we'll trained and
flexible that she makes most accepta-
bic and fascinating Bonlatte,r and bids
fair to outrival Tostee in popularity:-
Aujac, as the Barbe Bleue, with his
powerful teno7 voice, skillful acting
and the great vitality which he throws
into the characteryis rapidly GROWN 6
III favor. l>Aii .G;su11~; i g; 10 ~
There are several gems in the opera
whiohwill in time beps popular as the
favorite airs Of the 'sGiande DuohesseN
aud 'tLaIBelle Helene" ii Among them
are Blue Boards comical couplet;; "Na
ptsRereit emnssl ssai nt6rts,'9's il1hichsf is
heartily eacoredis the schords asithsoeud
Of thsfut " aet;I Sc Azadns,; nsarchdss, q
aud the duet sofa Boniotte sand sBasbs
Biue, 's4Aso,szb dVbxuezles"u; bo.a.aE
-sBa,be sBla&e liketevery eothes oop6r.
boufa by 0fenbxSh is fulEof delicious
nonsense, growing 9morezand more en-
joyable asl youo %itness its repetition,
and Kidding fair to have apsacsessfula
run as either fits predecessors. az ,aoi:
|, ,ax4a o:Iy#5 ii 2ni,z22sgli- G.IH:,s. oil
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REpUBl.lCAN CONVENTION, SECOND
CONGRESSIONAL DIST6ICT.

ACoavsntion of the Republicans Of the Second Con
szsss,oual District b hereby called at 1nsersoh HAM,
in.the city Of st. Paul, Gu Thursdsy, sAe "a
day az september, A. D. 1855. at - o'clock n,
FIR dc purpose of nominating candidate ior Repre-.
sentative in Congress for said District to DO supported
1t the ensuing election. st4rsos,r.aff
Tho several counties Of the District win be entitled
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Ar the Wright 9 oanty Convention
held on the 2lst,; the four delegates
elected to the County Convention were
instructed for Mi. sDonnelly: "s stset 'em
mn sss-sE ~'@@n'} II &s;g&~'z vi.s:
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!. z. u
TERMS OF PAYMENT q Z

r fABss: lands. are offered in tracts OF 40.
90 snd leo acres: aud upvaEds,1 and prices
varying from s. to $l0per aese (1iti ssas
tfswltsssts at higher fgures) rated accord
ing to the quality and nearness to the rail-
road. They are sold for cash or on leae
credit, (ten years il desired with I per
cent annual interest, thus enabling pee.
Sons Of. small means u acquire, on easy
terms, home In healthy and productive
region. Those who have already settled
along the lines Of athsse Railroads nave
found their lands increase in syslus 1t tie
rate Of % Per cent. per annum.i II aa...,
These lands have been reserved from sale
since 1857 they are in the, midst Of con.
siderable settlemsnts, and oenvsaient 70
churches, schools and established roads
and markets. 9 Ez*s.5s:sz
/ N-1.-Altpersohs trespssing ON thsoe
lands, IN custisn etinssra Or, hay, win DO
prossspted to the fullest extent Of IL lav.r
For further iafor9asien apply e,
~. I'll. GREGORY +
~.aar 90 GsEAtfsS eaatE "a E.saesss.s' IL.
TER .ssay s3e fsi aaoCsY CfOuD. agnh =
Or ss>Sss sss<sssss5 = ~ sS4ss4 .
alG1AKLsi
x zsgoa a t'f1a lgss s. ea.s ,:
asvessai 70 q, ss - q ~ "
H1lAA1 TloRN esssseary, yle,4s.tfs,
And 011fd75 ~. 0f665- S NM ----
= "a. 10. =. .aas Asssst =. iS61 gazI'Sa
Il: $ ::
sssoss s. = ~ ~ ~ 49, a ,s..s -
ID .ny i IN H. nssy e
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sr.s Thsb emosr atGaeeount 1oliasth1irt
ratidcation 1sslas b. saying sc i Ill,
owing % E.nk Bhirl;' lhss has, tak,n.
fne stlttenin' out Of EN-" .piigtoI
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FoR DoNNELLY.-A majority. Of, the
outside towns in, .Stearns, county have
elected delegates favorable to Mr.: DON
nelly. - =, '''
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ono ST. ALBAAs, W., June 20. 1868.
Agor J: =. Doxghty.,,s.., Il :; a+o,ed ,,,.'
DEAR S1B.-1 have yours Of the 4th INST,
mailed The, 18th. enclosing, tie following
extract from the Minneapolis 7I-i5unae:' me-, 81
May 9th; 1884,: 124 aanatsa2hnu sZs7
s.llr: ;Donnelly's allusion to the N orthern
Pacific Railroad is, IN unfortunate one for
himself. It necessitates the rakinR up Of
some dissgreesble fsctsr in regard to his
record on that; measure. When; the first
proposition for 4 land grant to that enter
prise was before Congress Iii Mdy or June;
1864, IL il, we'll known, and can b proved;
by gentlemen who were in Washington at
the time-and who were instrumental III
securing the final passage bf the igrant--
that Mr.. Donnelly, BY foolish and intern
perate speeoh-not SO nasty, however, ID
the one under considerations 1. sos disguGted
ure., Three weeks: aftsl wal: snbstantisi:
~ The Same bill WAS bfoughr forward: gain
sby ether parties, and without; Mr. Donnsl-
||ly's saying : word, was carried: 10 to TO-"
YOU faaskm6 ii lMg 9tatsmsnt ii trust 'Ezsa'a
/ InrePy I~ouldsay ttHse ii ! eonan,vo.ioh
with re Northern R.eiae sI Railroad !diA ,ast.
1 became ri u ths I'd of IL III ~
ItedeAeat ehistefy aofIitAe .satsEprisa: IN anz
issFaM ftc@ tss pabiisSsa p saSsss II
Csogkess. limits Official bsPaf; tho Giebsr
before Congress asking III id, did from.
thatHtinsssto, thsepreseatz its ffieads2hass
aA>>~ ~ a. -
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Xlgouse AAtsa1qA for ssptsnb,s,i.
here ~ usual sa , not, gone, Pgiepieking, Al
though it is referred, to by the Pic,
nickers - . source for their amuse-
ment. IF You ha1e ID not y seen eaaa Il, YOU
had better Get aooPy, 15scaeAh Cent? aIIt Or si.5o'
pr year. ": JedbiibasasI D Deli nt 47s
;Rtnsdvac1eN Y5G7at- lin n ttGst 5Gj Il
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ExPER1ENc1s il absolutely necessary
to success, mud above all things ID leg.
islativs matters: So One man Who ha.
bad expsrioncefis worth four new men.
Mr'D onnelly has been ii Congress six
yeAn and is considered one ofithe
ablestimen:ln the House. soa Northern
Minnesota cannot afford TO loose ;hiS
eGpsfisne 10 and iaanenj1. 40 yIin&t 81
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L. ~ "nASAAXS
Chairman Congressional Committee.
Second District
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c.agpIt he exeellsd a and d. - for starving
that a il s.inply absurd. Tia ste.e
house boy i; y! full Of aonE, po1k, TO-; the a.
ldlils snass or . great many Of them are { 70,
fasing ta take their r.tions until stAsy
In sseIl them for F the trpth Of. which I
fss! !'hs 70 apy one here, d hiteior copper,
IeoloFsdA' In fact It'll. removal Of Major
Bassett would be eth The, greatest drawback
the Indians. eonld have and they know
it and say so: '..,- :. : ~--------,---
Hah tiPg ap : !; fishing !. III We can
90 e q pass a. away extra Iat tine The, 9TH
e day one q # the Indians It vork
pisdI lllargo b ear, =. emerging ftsn the
oornfeld end y gave ,tho alarm, Truman
Warren !str1sa' end IN myself we're st YORK ip
sas store sss boq 's IS psaS ~ yhsa vshe.fd
.aa 81 gf lR%u,k .,h) bs.r .nd ssitiins
81 sas i;t.tt +. tx tbe l n
Da psa Peg t aas9,Esa a, and vas sEimp;
.o .s1Sa. = - Ya. amusing ~ l e sse The
sz!!sal ss y sis e5sa.tted Mi .,1ssil
IS. aa.a sa,e'r HlgNeps . Abifl ll.,
'aYI Pa FsR.assssda isi b. thsiI fsi,,
oMia b !ns xsGGmae ahis Hld ,ord
Yn 81 VII II R4PRoqge llu1g their backs.
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