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Farm for Sale.

Farm for Sale. f-is
Situated in New-Gloucester in
1<iNN ~ the fertile valley of ROYALS River on
&FGnfAr0 the new county road from the TOR :
Ilia[ 1iI1 tory in Gray to Pownal, com AIMING
-z4z=sa11fs1125 acres Of rich sandy and ca :
loan, sloplng to The south, free from stones and
easy to till produces 100 of hay yearly, is well
fenced and has an excellent wood-lot of old and
young growth, within two miles of good marlat
also. maple grove from which may be made I0o6
lbs nj sugar yearly. 0''
The buildings n said farm are all new, of modern
style, well finished and painted, consisting of n
large two tory house with l., wood-shed stabie and
carriaR e-house, all connected with barn 4Ox75 If
with 0ut-Dulldings conveniently located and nro.
evergreens. e''e VI
There is also connected with the farm. wall
finished cottage TO accommodate farmer having a
family, all the buildings are wei. supplied with
good water by equaduct and wells, the farm ia
within two miles OF the Depot at PownaI. IN the
u. T. Railroad, and near Post Office, School and
Meeting house. Terms reasonable. Gnu
oc7eod&wtt BENJAMIN MORSE.
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Caasssa to she rxss,s.

Ceaasoa to she r xblls.
Every Intelligent and thinking person must know
Chat remedies handed out for general use should have
the hands of a regularly educated physician whose
preparatory studies tit him for all the duties he must
fulfl yet the country is flooded with poor nosruns
and cure-alls purpo0 ng to be the best in the world
which are not onsr seleaa, but always ,injurious.
The unfortunate aha-s tie PARTICULAR in selecting
his physician, IL lanentable yet ineontroyert.
BILE fact that manv syphilitic patients are made mf-
cradle with run constitutions BY maltreameut
from inexperienced physicians in general practice Ter
Fisa point generally conceded by the best syphogra-
dhers, that The study and management of these come
dlainte should engross the whole time Of those who
would be competent and successful in their treat.
ment and cure. The inexperienced general practj.
toner, having neither opportunity nor tine to mai
himself acquainted with their pathology, commonly
pursues system OF treatment in most eases maxi
ing indiscriminate use OF that antqrstsd an ac-
ssrn,,s 1-aeDnn. tina De-.
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CUNARD LINE.

THE BRITgsH a. NORTH
S AMERICAN ROY AL MAIL STEAM
LE4kESHlPS between NEW YORK and
e:2zsszssxsL LIVERPOOL, calling at Cork Harbor
RUSSIA, Wedy, Oct. 20. CUBA, Wedy, Nov 10
TRIPOLI, Thurs " II. ALEPPO, Thurs. IL
JAyA, Wednesday, :. g. GHINA, @edy, :. i
Scotia. Wedy. Nov. 3. RUSSIA, Wedy, " "a
PALMYRA, III. Nov 4. lARlFA, Thurs 25
RATES OF PASSAGE
BY the Wednesday steamers, not carrying emigrants
r Smss $50 gold.
/oeeohu Sapih .'...''.......... ........... SOL 49,
First Cabin to Paris: ..............S145 gold.
BY Thursday and Saturday Steamers,
First Cabin $50, gold Steerage. $780,. currency.
steamer OF this line leaves Liverpool tor Boston
every Tuesday, bringing freight and passengers d-
rect.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
and al. parts OF Europe, at lowest rates.
Through Bile OF LadiDg given for Aelfast GLASGOW
Havre, Antwerp and o, Der ports on the Continent
and for Mediterranean ports.
For freight and CABIN passage Amply at the compa-
ny's office, lO3 State ST. JAMES ALEXANDER,
Agent.
For Steerage passage apply to LAWRENCE &
RYAN, 10 Broad ST., Boston. no2Oeod ly
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A&osy sHszy ShaSsSnSs Gan Testify re r hia
--- hq USeazcv EurSxixurns

Young men troubled with emissions IN s,eep,-s
complaint generally the result of bad habit In
youth,-freased scientifically sn6 perfect cure
ianted OF no charge made. 81 T''l.i Fl -"-' .
Hardly day passes but we are consulted by one OF
more young men with the above disease, sosla Of
whom are as weak and emaciated as though they had
the consumption and by their friends are supposed ,e
have it. All such cases yield to the proper and only
correct course of treatment, and In short time are
INSIDE TO reioics In perfect health,
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nslsalasAuess Hsa

There are many men OF the age Of thirty vino ara
eroubed with too frequent excavations from the bls6
der, often accompanied BY slight emarting burn.
ner the patient cannot account for. On examining
the urinary deposits ropy sediment viii loften be
tound and sometimes small particles of eemen OF al
hurnen will appear OF the color will be of thin ill-
lab hue, again changing to dark and turbd appear
ance. There are many men who die of this difficult;
ignorant OF the cause, which is the
49, SECOND srAGE or sEMINAL WEAKNESS.
can warrant perfect cure in such cages and
flil and healthy restoration of the urinary organa
Persons who cannot personally consult the Dr.
csn do so by writing, in plain manner, descrlp,
ten of their diseases, and the approDriste rsmedes
sill be forward ed imfnelistely, N-r y
gan correspondence strictly confidential sua syiu
hs raturned, II desired.
'Adcrsss: a DR.. j. B. HUGHES,
80. -r. ..--. ...- No. ID prebie Street,
rSSxt door TO the PIsbie House, Portland Ne
.Yy- Send Stamp for Circulaf.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys.
is derived from its cures.
many Of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which We're ag.
gravated by the scrofu-
vnrpc nnnto,s,t - o<sn,, ,xs,l
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fail. Containin IMPLIES it does Cure, and does not
Hor any other mineral snbsancs
number and Importance Of itr any patient. The
are literally beyond and ie eg 6sGH s
receive Of the radical cures effected IN nIt; we
cases, and where other remedies had whaii,, snae
Unaccmated persons, either resident ia ieu:
travelling through miasmatic localities will he OF
tected by taking the AGUE CURE daily. f
For Liver Complaints, arising from torpidty
the Liver into healthy activity.
For Bilious Disorders and Liver Complaints, it is
an an excellent remedy, producing many truly re-
prepared by DR.. J. c. AVER & CO., Practical
sna analytical Chemists, Lowell Mass and sold
e WIG Will
PRICE, $500 PER BOTTLE.
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Miscellany.
Lucky at Inst.


Some years ago knew French iapiuafs
who gained considerable fortune oy siea'
misfortune. An excellent workllan' hohesI
as the day. Montin had one fault; he was too
fond of Good wine. which caused him to neg
lect his work-sometime for days together
to the great dissatisfaction of his EMPLOYER.
who in all other respects valued and esteemed
him highly, both for his skill and probitv.
One day Montin received from his master
diamond of the first water to cut and polisb,
with strict recommendation to keep sober un-
til the work was finished.
81 rely on your activity said the jeweller
on giving him the stone, " L must have it
without fail on the 18th instant; and it you
dlsappoint me this time it will be the last you
will have from me-"
MONTH promised exactitude, asked, as was
usual with him, part of his pay 10 advance,
and set himself couraeeously to work. Under
hls skilfll hand the diamond soon began TO
show forth its beauty; in few hours 1t would
have been finished, when, unfortunately for
Months resolutions, friend called on him
On old comrade, who had been LONG absent
from Paris. What could they do but take a
glass together? Arrived at the cabaret the
time passed quickly away, and MONTH thought
no more of the unfinished work.
During the morning his employer came to
see how the polishing of the diamond proceed
ed Ihe concierge assured him that Month
had only just gone out, and would not tail to
return directly, as he had for some days been
working steadily and unremitting'y. Only
half satisfied the jeweller went away to re-
turn IN two hours, and to find Month still alb
sent. Convinced he was at the tavern the
master charged one of the men to seek him,
and induce him to return to his work. This
was done, and MONTH, grumbling between his
teeth, omitted his comrade, and assembled to
his workshop; but his head was no longer
clear, nor his hand steady. To add to Ills
trouble, the diamond became unfixed he seiz-
ed 1t hastily to replace it; his trembling fin.
gers gave jerk-and, by strange fatality
the stone flew out OF the window! Sobered
in moment by this terrible accident. Moptin
continued gazing out of the easement as if
petrifed, his pale lips murmuring the words
lost! lost!'
For more than an hour he remained almost
motlonless, and was only reused from his leth-
argy by the entrance of his master
" Is it thus you work, Montin ?7 exclaimed
he; /" three times have called for the da-.
mond, and you spend your time at the tavern.
GIVE me the stone; must have it finished or
unfinished" a
Montn looked wildly at him without utter
ing word. So
"What is the matter with you?" asked the
jeweller. "Why don't you answer? Have
you drunk all your senses away?" ~
The lapidary tried in vain to speak. His
tongue seemed paralyzed. At last he rose
and hiding his face in his hands, murmured
"It-is-lostw
Explain yourself What has happened?v
"Out of the window"
"Wha when ?" n..4
The stone" DOL
penedn
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Ayers Ague Cure.

F2n Iever and Ague, Intermittent Fever
Gmn Fever, Remittent Fever, Dumb
%s9e, periodical or Bilious Fever, &c.
ana indeed all the affections which arise
noisons hilarious, marsh, or miasmatic
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al whe have committed an excess OF any s1pas
neither il be the solitary vice of youth, the sting
rg rebuke of misplaced confidence in naturer ysacs,
SEEK FOB An ANTIDoTE IN SEASON.
The Pains and Aches, and Lassitude and Nervous
Prostitution that may follow Impure Gotten,
are the Barometer to the whole system.
Do not wait for the contamination that is sure to fol.
low; do not wait for Unsixhtly Ulcers. for
Disabled Limbs, for Loss OF Beauty
ovid al v;op
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Houses for Sale 7

REST investment in real estate that has been
offered in Portland, for cash or part credit
VIII be rented il not sold this week, .-l. 5z
GEO. F. FOSTER,
81 Corner Bracket and Walker Streets.
A
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E5ectsc Medical KslJiy3G
Tsy THE LADDER. si

DR. HUGHES particularly invites all Ladies, wno
need medical adviser, 70 call at his rooms, No. IA
PreAe Street, which they vii fnd arranged for Their
especial accOmm odation.
DR.. H. Eclectic Renovatng Medicines ere unsl Val.
lod in efficacy and superior virtue in re .ulatiny al
Female Irregularities. Their action is specific and
certain OF producing relief IN a short time
LADIES will find it Invaluable in all cases or ob.
sTrct0ns after all other remedies have been tried in
vain. It's purely vegetable, containing nothing in
the least injurious TO the health, and NAV be taken
with perfect safety ct all timea,
Bent to part OF the country with iuIl directions
Dy addressing DIR. HUGHES.
janl. 1s65d&w. No. IA Profile Street Portland
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Two First-Class Houses for Sale.

TINE two New First-cIass DWELLINGS. ON
L the corner OF Pine and Thomas streets are now
ready for the market. Thew elegantly and dura-
bly, built and fitted with all the modern conveniences
Any party desiring to purchase desirable resi-
dence in the hest portion of the city is asked to call
and examine this property Apply to
my10tf FRED JOHNSON. on the nrenisas
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REAL hsYATE,
no Let.
FOR, SALE.

A Number OF Houses on Bracket and Salem SITS
IA after Oct Der 31st. some nearly new Alsol a
number Ofsmaller rents on Beach and Summer SITS
Inquire No. 81 Bracket st. ocIgeod2w*
, 1869-04-17
LEGISLATIVE.


SPRINGFIELD. H., April 10.
The SPEAKER calledthe attention Of the
Senate to the fact that the nominations
heretofore maize for the State Hoaru Of
Of Education had not been confirmed, and also
that 10 @ 5ecotl 6aa beer made o. fhs confirmation @
Both lists Of nominations wcrc coucurEed
in Tns Governor nominated as public admln1s'
Kinie!, Q ot Il Hcnderson County % Edsari Abend, ot
St Clair County; and Samuel Williams, OF Iro-
quols County, who we're confirmed hy the Senate.
III. FORT offered joint resolution to resc.nd
The resolution heretofore passed directing the
State Treasurer to invest the surplus funds Of the
State in tnterest-bea11nG securities
Considerable discussion cnsucd, IN the course Of
which It was shown that there arc no surplus funds
now on band. The resolution ms uualls referred
to the Finance Committee.
Mr.. WARD reported. from Ihe Judiciary Com
msss nll presJng S It ior nsS sss,on 10 Of ts
children. lie stated that 1t was prepared to n1 the
place Of bil! that bad hcen lost ct Mislad,
The SPEAKER ruled that It Was new bill and
pns pitl - 70 81 fssroRx rns RECORDS OF rrr7scuAx
xr. HARLAN repoffea sSsf5s ea:s nom the judiciary
Committee, the bill to restore the records Of Kf-
nngnam County. It provides for the appointment
Of Comml.sioneF fos that pnrpose, TO be N n2sd ey
/ bill was 80 amended as to hare the county pay
| the expense Instead Of the State.
PROPOSED TESTIMONIAL TO vKrERAES
Mr.. VAN DORSTON, from the Military Commit.
| tee, recommended the passage Of resolution
| directing that the Governor prepare suitable
| diploma OF testimonial to be presented to cacf
| honoral,1y discharged Illinois Soldier.
| A protest against It Vas presented from M
nority Of the committee, and the resolution va
| tabled.
NOMINATIONS CONFIRMED.
On the Recommendation OF the Committee o1
Elucntlon the Senate concur1ed IN the nomina
tious made yesterday for Trustees Of the Southcr'
Normal University.
| Fr4TE Arsenal
| Mr. VAN DOESTUS introduced n bill making a
appropriation Of twelve hundred doua1a fur Eepail
| Ing the State Arsenal
/ INSANE ASyLEAS.
| ME. FULLER, on behalf OF the joint conmittc
appointed TO report In relation to additional 1nsan
| AeyfuKns. reported that the committee recon,
! nlcpdcd the location and erection O! two add
ti0nal hospitals, with capacity of three huntiIe
| patients each, and that one hundred and lift
| thousand dollars I've appropriated In 10th cases.
The report WIS adopted
NEW BILLS Ruled OCT.
Several Intellectual attempts were again made I
! get in new bills, but they were all ruled out
| order. Considerable fl!buste1Ing on these occr
| n}cd IN hour or 30 Of the morning session.
SUPPLEMENTARY BILL
Nj. FORT offered ! bill supplementary to tt
amended chnrtef Of Peoria, which WAS to euro
defect IN the clause authorizing the Issue
fl6o.QoQ worth Of bond9 Tor water works. By
, 1869-04-17
F1fth PENNSYLVANIA; Harmon ]. Tlden, Flint Cali

F1fth Fennsytrania; Harmon ]. Tlden, Flint Cali
Aar'hai'-wm. A. Drttton, Western District Of
tus Armstrong, for Minnesota.
Francisco; John G, MeCol!nm, Sacramento: Gee.
y. MaItin, Junction City. knn-; Watson ste"a71
Reoei1sr: Of Tttble Aon<pa-1la,t Fellows, Sac
e. Gsnsysn GGSs5s pe FL. a1'ess seo IGs
joliet, i IL 16aer 5stess J.eisoaStiIs, Ill:
Wsine9 WIZ ialsh aeh s3e %se1, Eda?
Iowa; j. r, Moak, WATERFOWL 81
o' 9as; slsse*p neses kaPsas Penn :s Hi hs s.aa + 1
Doylestown, Penn. u. F. Rowe, YenRcTs, ::
i. F. RIair, Huntington, Penn; Jacob J X
iie ohio a l. iielp, % heoano1, % IL. ;a Dooih Br -
y. r.; VIM A. Sichols r. teavenworth,i -;
Perry Howcs sc',ass, NO.; David 4; sael = go
): c J. s9th ill., orrStlle' cal Il Miss Mary J. + a.
~ Sarr<ser, n<s ctneroiac. W. papcock, ='sass;
c"n1nitr"n7 ~ InIinn 4 .4leasrs-Elt L i11fker'
of the District OF Columbia
h'nistfr. Er.i!tnfGRoheIt {. kfE' q oa,p' ~ ~
rennstlyanta {colored' at Hayti; Leopold Aa1k-
lrelt, os Ohio, at bolivia .,nr.
Enro!:. Frtra.rdinary and Ministers rltnipoter, r
,iaAnaIew C151t q q 1ndan feansge to Me2co
Cuu*1tl.-Augpstus L Chcttau. q Gtah o. nsGs g5+
sells; Lemuel Lyon Of Oregon at 3an' reeT
M19nSs ea;oin}a 4 Gssf2 Il L. H. z caas VIE q
nj e;unynnuil: John P Green. Of Kansas, At Mats,
noIas; Freeman \. Blake, of Kansas now =; consul @
tIitlce, Of illinois, at Bangkok; Geo. r: Henson, o.
Illinois, now Consul at E:nore te 'e Consul fs4so1 At At
srsnsSsn ea e Tnsi5b Pb1s 2a Ne" q aersy Ssns
~ ~ F1e: r Il. Gould, OF Maine at Cork; 1ohn
, 1869-04-17

BILLS lTFHoyEp.
The Governor returned numerous bills with his
Sfgratu1c.
House bills on third reading were taken up,
aud It's trioutartee yeas, ti; Maya, 20; to leCaze
the election IN Peoria County; 10 incorporate the
kansasee + ln,!tana Raroa!l ri Cempsay; to dIc 10
Company; TO incorporate the Sparta Aa1ufactur-
Ing Company: to leEa1lze the aets OF municipal
and other CORPORATIONS o. during the recess ot me
INK the Dclyiderc i Ottawa Railroad; to amend
| the charter Of tho town Of Wyon!n9. Also, Sen
| change: to amend the act relative 10 the Wo-
| man Home, OF Chicago; to amend the charter Of
Joliet; to prohibit netting 1sh u Will County; to
| 10 Incorporate the Moline and Rock River Bridge
| Company; to allow convlcts credit for good be-
hayior.
| The bill for the preservation OF game Was tnded-
nltely postpencd-yeas, 50; nays s.
| COUNTY bnuh DAIRY LINE BILL
| The bill to regulate the boundary line between
| Rock Island and Nhitcstde Counties MAS passed
Yeas, 10; nays, la
Bills were offered supplemental to the oct to
amend the net to incorporate the city Of Lake
Forest to ssys esrssin "a Ia jurisdiction 70 5he Drain
| INSANE AsyLEA.
The Joint specia, committee On bills relative to
Insane Asyuns reported that there are fifteen
hundred Insane persons In the State In addition to
them curab1e and proper subjects for treatment
The committee cnnsader 1t the imperative duty
erection Of TWO hospitals for the accommodation
Of 500 persons each, and that an appropriation 81
$4,000 be made Tor the purpose, sud the bills
| Tc1a11Ee to the subject be passed.
The report ~as laid on the taofe-
| AUTHORIZATION Bill
nR e ss Il:
day of adjonrnmeat, and 70 tho members mileage
s+x,1 avn 1r1fh ~ ftr1tF
March 1sth, and to the Chairman oi the Commit
tee on Enrolled and EuGEoased Bills el&nt dollar.
day after March 18Th. The bll Hns re1e1Ecd Il
the Finance Comnittee+
AFTERNOON SESSION.
ADJOURNMENT EEsoLCr1oS.
The Joint resolution relative to adjournment wa.
postponed Until 'o'clocK-Jeas, II: nays, sd.
| 1SsANE 1TYLCA-
The rero1 Of the joint committee on bulls II
relation 10 Insane AsEiums, Vas taken up ant
FINAL ACTION on VARIOUS Hills
The Serate lill TO amend the act nxlnE the TINT
Of holding courts In the Second and Third judlcia
isle, in Clinton County, returned BY the Cover
nor: WAS indefinitely postponed
the lana, Springfield i Northwestern kallroat
was passed over the yeto-yeas, ~; nays, Is.
tics Subscribing vi 10 i tne nsmI1ton. % Macon East
ern Railroad Company mas passed over the VETO
lie Scnate iii for the relief Alc1an,ler Count,
Was passed oyet the vcto-yeas s.: nasa 20.
The Senate bill to enable the St Louis, Jackson
Ghss9 Boa to ef1 and
Illinois River Road, and then passed-yeas, es
nays, /
: The Senate messages were taken up4
! The bill for an act amendatory of the supple
mentary act TO provide fo1 she location and main
| tenAuce OF the South Side Park Was ordered to
third reading. This bill !egalizes the recent elee
ton, provides the manner OF removal Of commls
, 1869-04-17
FORT WAYNE
Eufcidc OF nm unfortunate,
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.

FOKT WAYNE, Ind, Apr1l 16
Mark Kira,y, xonng man ahout 20 years OF age,
committed suicide this morning In the cala.>oosc
by hanging nimscnI to one q the liars In the
celt MIN bis stockings. He Was engaged
as salesman ty some gentleman selling
medicine called "KnS Of Palm.
but was recently discharged for dissirat!ne. Last
nicht he stole silver watch, was arrested and
iotCctl in the station house. lie madc an attempt
to hang himself with his susrendcra They broke,
and The noise OF bis falling attractcd the attention
him his iauuIerchlcf, &c. and again locked him
-. Half IN hour alter the Captain looked Into to
:ae ceu and found KiFby ;a extenaem nSa,,e! o.
fastened thcm in the bars with the other end
around Ills neck, held bis feet from the nooI atlo
taus hung himself He was wel-cdncateo man man
81 o. feepectai'c family from Boone County, ms
sAtt. and Was one time minister. scEefal
no.Sa ~ e. ~fstten y hold hand, was found on nm
cause Of the suicide lie wnn,e<i 10 help his loved
| ones at home. ~ <
, 1869-04-17
NEW YORK.


NEW 1oRK, april IT,
MONEY.
The money market ruled easy throughout the
entire tlny The bulk Of business on call WAS at
pcr cent currency, with exceptions at coin lutcr-
est, The hanks report continued receipts OF cur
rcncy, and show more disposition to accommodate
customer On the street paper passed with
greater freedom nt to 10 per cent for the best
bills.
The expectation Of u decisive American policy
upon the Cutau question with the contingencies
uf recognition and lis consequences has operated
to advance the gold premium to-day, The highest
point reached was 1885,.
GOVERNMENTS
There has been large business IN government
| bonds Foreign bankers were free buyers. The
prizes reached to-day were generally the highest
| Oh record
The stock market has been actire and excited,
| with wide aul frequent huctuatlons New York
| Central. Northwestern common and preferred
| anil Pacific Afall were the features. MaHposa
| pteferrrh vas also noticeab'y active aud strong.
| CUBAN syMrA1u1zERS-
The Cuban sympathizeza arc very actsrc, and
| holding manr secret meetings.
TA1STEHs' STRIKE
There Is mass meeting tonight at the Cooper
Institute to endorse the action OF the palntera
wlo are on rartiai strike for the clght-houz s5s
tv{n, and to 6ustaln the strike OF the Second
Avenue Railroad drivers The company has been
| unable to engage new uHFerS anu oniy run three
tr,l,a orer the road to-day.
TO THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
4 TRANSPORTATION OF DCI1ABLE GOODS.
NEW YORK, April l6.-Thc Secretary Of the
u ths @ opera1,os Of rceent % 1enaos rea
ing nil railroads and transportation lines convey
lug ou'1a'e gp"g o3ee ~ ~ eoag1 iu1 a1as
The Committee Of Wars anil Meant, who are
', ~ 1nt sna sso, iIT eet ~ 4ax
nave 4s na nn ssSou sG.n ~
ine passasc o. tne Gtt5 tnue!9uua .a; nat "; - oo ~.
ni W f. ,h.n9 tnnitT nj - nua stn
ARTICLE IN ne 7S 1:S on az. y one
o. e. Ietefs' chulen u sa>en o'"A os 1a'l'o''
company. eo,n7rn.. vr,,r,ox
The so,c,s 81 st thu arn5 ~ iSs Potomac hare
!ne ~ ,9 "a ' ni an " NC ~ uase
resolved TO- heId stend reunion pS-hlc, july ~.
army have nsen tsnde1e1 EeSeption % ny General
eHieI ou peha!l ~ lug LILY Dh1sioa u tne M
. nohai daa91'. jo's OH.
,t,,;s 49, ,,, rroo,,.
yar stv to e u utted M for sea a foTthwls e1u
swlSpiKM 1S;lS AkEESasD. y: y ~, ... r.,
e asf,1 }nr swian9 numGcl of 1rs u h
s1'ss,' s1iS e"se Aa ''4' <'''0' VI ''''"
/ $''o'' rx,nx r,r7r7c p.rpn,p c.Sr
The lnvesttsauon IN the Cf:lne case Of the unlor
SetS nsIon 'nG 4ae enrne M ~TSnr aa5 con
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