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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-24

strange scene to-day, and witnessing
the intimate and easy sandwiching Of
"loyalty" in black and white, readily
conceded the progressiveness OF the
party which has made its pledges OF
two wears ago, the most astounding lies
OF the century.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-24
The Colossal Golden Chariot,
The Vans, Dens & Cages

longing 10 the Great Golden Mcnagerc constructed and
with style aud finish ntirgy new anu %rgsa
ia The great Mcnagerie Company. and undcnhby SUI passing
"a rpint dazzling hrlancy and artistic execution SA
thru the world dreamed Of On the sides anh rds Oh Et
carriages containing animals and paraphanala are paint
H. selected designs Nv that worldrcnowncn lars
Artist Gustav nOrr and faithful copies 81 his h'oHP""
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-24

J. VI. McWHORTER, Agent.

=. Ag~nr. wanted everywhere In the STATE.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1870-06-24

hearing interest NJ the rate or six per cent.
in coin, payable May Isl and November
lSt.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-29

A PEOPLE ON Stills. s.-The pictures of Rosa
Bonheur have made us well acquainted with
the singular habits which the shepherds of
the landes south of Bordeaux have adopted
of passing the greater part of their lives on
stills The first time that a group of these
people are seen, there is curious emotion in
the mind as of strange prodigy. Dressed
in sheep-skins, worn by time, knitting
stockings or spinning thread, they gravely
pass over the reeds and furze; the specta-
tor buried, as it we've, in the bushes, they
lifted nearer the sky on the verge
of the horizon. The long stick, which they
handle with so much address, serving as a
balancing pole or a support for the arm, con-
tributes still more to the straDgeness of their
appearance: they look like gigantic crickets,
preparing to spring. In the landes of Me-
doc, not only the shepherds but every one
Uses this style of loeomotioni the children
have no fear, and the women, who are invari-
ably ditssvd i'll BLACK, resemble la-Se rayeGs
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perched on dead branches. The origin Of
stills is unknown, but it is probable that
they were not in use before the Middle Ages,
as ancient authors make no mention of
them. In the patois of the country they
are called chdnque, which would seem
to fix their origin in the period of the
rule of the English, deriving it from our word
shank; probably some inventive British mind
gave them this serviceable mode of progress
sion. Perched on these borrowed legs the
shepherd watches over his charge concealed
in the brushwood, crosses uniniured the
marshes and quicksands, fears not to be torn
by thorns or dry twigs, and can at any time
double the speed at which he ordinarily walks.
Whether it has any effect on the character
cannot be decided; but certainit is that these
people are distinguished by their wild, savage
nature. They have a horror of strangers,
and when they perceive traveller coming
towards them, they hasten to flee into con-
cealment.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-29

The songs, either of aswarlike or patri-
otic nature, which have been published in
various German newspapers since the out
break of the war, number, according to official
accounts, up to August %, 634. The first
appeared on the 10th of July, and 491 owe
their origin to the North German Confedera-
ton, while 143 have been written by people
of the South German States. collection of
all these songs is preparing, and the work
will be sold for the benefit of patriotic aid
societies.
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thronement of Sparta from the military pri-
macy of Greece. But Philip of Maceion was
das, and there he learned the new military
arts which made him master of Thebes and
every other Grecian State. plan of com
mon disarmament would be worth any degree
of diplomatic exertion if Russia can be in
cluded in it; if she cannot, it will be worth
little or nothing.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-09-29

UARNESS, SADDLES, AND TRUNKS.-LARGE
Il stock, all grades. Also, several thousand Horse
TO the trade or retail. Moi ER'S, NO. T2O MARAEE
Street, a1oTe Seye..A- = .s-4
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A'nqSH4aEFGs1s7g!ssI PHI 1--WE S9FEE. RAPIDS
NOTCH TO ooNTRAoToRs,

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slssls lad 2 II e..
ysrtisaI en- ns outside. and ~ base TO vertical
"a Ssp sHs Il ~ P
on tie iAaida, AnAl foot on top.
re Ss- sssssy sfsH SSsS
s..s9 ElssissS 4. fS5 Y SDDfOPFIORs
fisTs y sii bs no iiisrrs sss@ Sstvssn the CON.
SssI q yssS sSdss ne new iotiiss, except from
hnprepSsIlsa. must stat ths pFissAt which each
Z "a Rffss !. ~ ias S:i /:
Ssis.sd .SeI " lsi. is;Svsri.sHsul must be at.
kssh SiI mast ssssi1is written or priatsd guar.
e7ssi y ISs ~ ~ Tin
form. % gpafAntse and exhibits Of labor. will be
HtPished epol ApplieatiSI a. this oasg, -,
erSa A. hsluainl the II penss Of futnihins AL the
"a n q yaS sS
NE NYrk asesraiaH 70 the plans and speeihcatiOnS
The Ssysfn@ssi Isssrvss the right to reject an ,
and All bids not eohsldsrgd satisfactory.
Iif,ssn His e;S, r! ~ ApSu5s Of snL worE done
wSisS (. ne sahIssiO q sSAirss, shall Be entirely
4Ssssns or Names Of thSpsrs0as proposing musl
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topy1oilE1
HsabsglsIIHs s,rst AaSr,l
AP 2g1.n,E S6sHG.th oySlSH

wLsTiSdros, jsh. \, i5O,
II is with heartfelt pain and sorrow that
the General Of the Army announces 10 the
country and his fellow-soldlsrs tho death Of
Broyet Major Geueral JosEPH A. MowER,
who dledln New Orleans on the 9th instant,
Of congestion Of the lungs. I
General MowER began his military career
asa private soldier In the company Of engI-
neers that served with marked distinction
In the Mexican war, was frat eommIssfoned
as second lieutenant In the Let Infantry,
June IS, 1855, and was promoted 70 hrst
lieutenant March IS, 1857. AZ The breaking
out Of the war OF tho REBELLION he, COM
manded company II, LIST infhhtry, and took
part In the Siege and capture Of New Mad ;
rid, and May 3, 1899, was commissioned as
colonel OF the 18th Missouri volunteers, and
took part in the Corinth campaign, and was
conspicuous at Corinth, October 4, 1869,
When he was wounded severely, and was,
for time, in tho hands OF the enemy.
He FIRST fell under tho immediate com
niand Of the present General OF tho Army
In the Vlcksburg campaign, and very soon
attracted his notice BY desds Of ,pononal
bravery that would require volume TO re-
cord. From that date TO the close OF the
war he was engaged In every campaign In
the Westi at Jackson, yleksburg, Meridian,
the Red river, In Missouri, whence he was
called personally 70 the aid ofthe General at
Atlanta, and accompanied him, rising
through all the grades, until the end Of the
war, when he commanded the Goth corps.
A better soldier or n drawer man never
lived than JosKPH A, MowER, and tho Gem
eral can recall many instances when he dis
played abilities OF tho highest order, en-
tltling him TO the full name and fame Of a
general. Since tho war he has exhibited
his soidierly qualities BY standing at his
post through pestIlence and sickness, mover
asking personal favor, aud always sharing
cheerfuliy the exposures Of his mon. sgr
Tho General, in thus speaking Of one TO
whom he was so strongly attached, feels GER
tain that this, and moro TOO, Is due to ono
who mover wrote, or spoke Of himself, and
seemed obllvlous Of all things except to
serve his country with his whole heart and
his whole soul.
By command Of General Sherman .
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
..r. Ad9utant General.
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oPosALs ron CAVALRY HoRsEs,
oEEIoA DlrOT oUARTHHHLsTER, \
CHICAGO, III. Jan. d 1870.

100 CAVALRY HORSES WENTEb.
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate, With a copy III
be feealyed AZ this once untn II m. SATURDAY,
February ., $50, for furnishing the QuaTlefmau-
tsr's Department at Chicago, H., with four nun'
drsl 400 Cavalry Hqrees,
ssld hST.as niSI u, souPd Il, all paTLisulGrs,
us afteen tldi sixteen hAnda high, from 90 aye
% 0l nlns years old, aud we'll adapted for the
Ali 10 Tses offered will DO subject TO rigid n
pecton, and only those that conform to the
staB lard for hrt.6laSS cavalry horsSs will be re-
BIDS WIN be received and considered for ave tSl
0'W6sn : proposal Is for twenty taal OF more
horses Il musi be accompanied by a TIiArAntse 81
Al ieeEt two pSrsuus, TO the eheet that the bddei
llGWsIJsd him, SRd thai no wall GivO ample bOHd
Tho Te,ponslbiliy Of the EuATsHtors muSt be Ger
uqTSSa ~ ~ Sls ~ ~. hsfeya a, ~
pstsd on or bsSls 10 dsy * IT a. a 5
! PAymont Will be made Ia Government funds OF
the Completion ~ delivery and acceptance Of al
horses e9n'rNs'ed for under tsTmS Of this adyoT
Tue Tight 70 r,iisi arr and All bids that may b
J Proposals. Will = ibdorsed ''Pfnposals for Cav
airy HoIssf, snl adtressed % the qldersiEnsd
and mnAt giys ths full name Of the bidder, wiz
An bidders ais inVls to be present At the open
oiSSst q IA NIX 9;u. 2, 4 RpsEsE, ASS,
| Missouri, A, J, McdONht0LBy.
ian7'W bNt Gel and DEPOT q ~
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PROPOSALS. FOR FLo1TISo DOCK.
n....... EayI p., y. R /

wIsnisd1Hos. g. q. T., Ss Be-, I q. p Issl. ;
Indorssd, ''fTopoiais Tor 1oatinF Doek - will 81
received 81 this ees until II On the 9Th day Of
Dock, capable Of safe and easy transportation By
sea. The structure q be principally q Iron. and
raise with ssfaty ves.al o. no feet isnEth % feo
dPsS5S ~ han IN $1,000 so iSS' SsssI v,A
Dock will haVs their plans and speciheAtionn
for EXAMINATION. L ~
Such plans - are submitted win be considered
NJ x vo,st ny 49,, ,sS Iii w ,snsa ~ Nv
bidders N desired.
nss.ssssy y aass 81 co.
alae Nhe,hsr The Pl9aa. spsdacationa, and eosi
II : soStFSsl bs enlsFsd ialo paynsnls will b
made upon sstimAias a. The work progret-os, hRd
Fsss9y,d saaI lie Deck .Ssi Is ~ "a ats
Aii:SIi ss' tSi.t ., Rur..s :. W.. "a De-.
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PROPOSALS ron BUILDING DYKES.
uBTTHD SILrAs ENaIHEER OFFICE, D
-. No. VI hrATh hrRLET,...

ALhANtt W. H. bpeehpbI lgpI'
Sealed Proposals. win be received at this office
until u o clock m. F, SATURDAY, January a, $50,
lgT building Dykes in the HndsOn river for the
United 8tateg, a. lolloWuG
EiTat For building from 900 to Q, 900 feet more
or lees, Of fall dyke between Albany and Troy
complete, except stone, the contractor to fufnish
ali other material Of the dyke,
Second, FOR building 100 feet, more or less, Of
hAlfdyke, botWsen CAstlalon and sehOdIek
Ialand, complete, exeept stone, the contractor 10
fuIhlSk ali other material Of the dyke ~
Third. For from ll,ooo 70 u, 600 cubic yards,
poIe0r lees, " Tubble stone, delivered ln the
tss and lsSslsd on ter the most Of the stone to
fsYth,, zee EefE % building pust eenpsnes
| lsloi the dshyery Il stone must eommsnee on or
and b oomhlotsd within tive months. Proposals.
IgRs SeaSlsi iSS 80 RSsS SsS cube Iara al fS 81
| Plans aud specifications in full Of the dyke nd
hkt dy hes oAp be seen In this once, whore full In
loImAtion vii be given.
1 BIDS must 30 made on printed forms, 10 DO OBJ
laiasd A. this once, and accompanied by proper
The sascsssful bidder will be required to enter
into contract with the uaiiSd States, with Eood
and Iumeient sureties, Stamps for contracts and
The Uhitad atAtea reserves the night TO reject all
| bids deemed dlaAdVAatAgooua,
BY order Of Bsovst Major 9snSIal y9hR hsWion.
NEsT EBEiRSsTSyand BTsVsi COL, U. O. A.
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The members Of tho bar Of the Supreme
Court Of tho. United statcs are invited to
meet at the courtroom, 10 the Capitol, On
Thursday, January IS, at 10 O'Clock, a. M.
70 take appropriate action In relation 10 the
death Of EDwIN M. STANTON a4.I D
Err. HoAR, Attorney General.
wLaHtNaroH, Jan. 10, $50. n n'fa
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Medical.
RALTINoRE LOCI HosPLFIL.
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THI ONLY PLACE g5sEElHTERs A cURi

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Personal.

I ADIRs AND olHTLKMRH Can HAVE Phi.
tVsuus, bstv TeSth and Blsysatk sfFests y ~,
yi5h ". GARDINER, % lhe Ritord AospitI, Jhi'
"a S's,so S.IlSI1lsS q ysasg .sSVsa
N. h;=-upOh the receipt Of 90 advice Ahd medi'
dneN be aont free BY express 70 any Of the Al
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dESERAL TERN or TUE SUPREME CouRT
or THn DTsTRtcT or COLUMBIA. ~ Chief Jus-
uce Cartier and Justices wylie and Fisher
sat IN bdac yesterday for the trial OF appeals.
INTnnRsTTso CASE IN BANKRuProY.
Marcns Blckford vs. Foreman, and Lewis
j. Harrisburg ct al. W.. Foreman.
The substance Of this case IL as follows
The appellants, (plalntlfs,) on the nth
day OF October, 1859, attempted, BY a writ
Of attachment, to arrest the property OF
tho defendant and subject Il 10 the payment
OF an alleged Indebtedness 10 them.
In invoking the aid OF tho writ Of attach
nient, they, on oath, set out acts by the de-
PENDANT which, the appelleos contend, are
acts q bankruptcy; Other creditor, OF the
court Of bankruptcy, on the eed day Of oc-
tober, 1909, and advised tho court that he
committed plain actn Of bankruptcy on tho
9Th day Of October, 1909, and prayed that
he be declared a bankrupt, aud hla property
distributed pro rata among his creditors.
Eleven days before creditors died their po-
tltion In bankruptcy against the defendant
the plalnilnh sued ont their wrls Of attach
mend, and Ielzed The defendant'a properly,
They obtained personal service subsequent
10 the levy Of the attachment wria. There
upon, and on the. 18th day Of December,
1859, they moved for condemnation, &C.
This motion was resisted by the petItlouing
creditors, On the ground
~ .,. IN. Peoceou,ngs ~ oanklnp.cy s.ayeu
aiai,. m d. !. ~ ~ .non
h w nos S.a ~. v,ne oi
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ofI,h. ,,,srsh psaS us IN - ,1n
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81 MIA q ns.si. m T " naPiey
on nTo.I ~, ~ I, S saso o T Up
Serdap, panias $500 1871 Sy. . ~ 10
~ ~, sPW,Sy, hJnssu o.I'S ~ pr1ml,es IN
Thonas a. o,,.,n =, son W y, a. hall ana
1nSsS M nSms ~ ITaiI a,s o ou Th
sN 49, ~ 49,, " ,A A.a - S.eVAPSio' Aheso
ssrsas n,,I o ,hsa snsn lens 20 become ~
he sr,u ~ ssnS ~ ~, scrora, " nMnploy ~
n,cmIsss - 20 Ior,', c,,s.,,,s 'p u lI
ana s,acknois msfe sr as.,Syr =, ~ - nna
PERKINS OF all their property In bulk, iuclud-
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aVIAFUGE.,

Daily reports are made Of relief Afforded By thi'
remarkable remedy.
Persons IN Baltimore, curious 70 Learn OF benz.
Its from Its use, may Inquire a. 20 South kutaW,
South Charles, g Hanover, n - Paul, ~ HIAnh
lin 100 saratoEa.A and 81 North 0umore, loa North
0AI stTeets, also Of dTug Eists generally.
All the dTuggists, and HUNDREDS Of psrsona In
Washington, ID. O., Alexandria. Va, AID the auT
roq2dinG country, know o. cures by this Wonder
MI Remedy,
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Insurance.


A COMMENTED MIND Is SOME
ht'fng you cannot have u you are DE
gunner Of property that IS not insured.
The danger Of Fire at ttis season efthe
yeGrls great u you could get nd Of
hsHerpoais and uneasy feeling you haze
Iohen you hear the Fire Alarm sounded,
go 10 dts Office Of A. S PRATT 8 SON.
No, 3 YotIng Hens CHRISTIAN ASsoeia-
tion Budding, corner Ninth and d
street, and insure in their good, prompt
paying Companies, he HOME Of NetD
Pork, the PHOENIX Of Hartford, the
Y0NKER'S and NEW YORK, and
the FLREAERScf He,O Fork. Don't
delay. DO Il NOW. des-H
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Steamboat Lines,
MIRcH1sTS LINZ o. sFI1HSaIFs
III lETEEV -

YAsHIHqToHz AND NEW YORK,
HeteAiiaI DE hne slaAmahiPg BIC, KNIGHT,
s sHss M 2iHH Il L tli G arf: feA
E'ESTSEJ sbEhARl -W 4 mn, bssyssq ~
hoRK iIqr. Per a Basi River. sysrY wlbEks.
P51 Sc sy shT uksSS 81 a q X y
otfufther intorInatlon, applI " JOS. y. GAIT,
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New York avenue, J. W THOMPSON. :
ku2l-u I'D .a. a|Ia az President
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Sealed propos1l, tOI ilTaishlag ssrIsin article,
Bsss q q iSl Siddisi Vii u uf s1is sDon
fhs BIDS win be considered and sSssptSd or
teniSasis I a5si Ss executed b. the sueosssfui
biddsrs within tea days GfiST bslsE called uPoh 20
nm SS EE' L SS. SSts % Ss b iS.5ss:S
entire Quantities win. however Be called for
Eass proposal mus. b sigssd By the individual
OF Am R.EiiSE " I'D es tssSmpaatissa ~ bend
Sl 1sT Of sS dsrs p SSSsh s SH1sa Sssd is
Department, Conditioned upon me sEeeatIoa Of
contract for tutnish such p9Ttions ~ The lrti-
All dsiiSsISs win be subject to Inspection BY an
q iRs TSsasSsY. ana tks SSSsPy " an infsIior
article will be deemed snheleRi cause 10 sRRul tho
DSllysriSs must bs Tree o. charge Sfths TfoAiary
DsRaftmani, WAshlnston: IA, .,....,.-
The contract will operate as the f9nsitars q !he
RsHa hsy a sS S SSs g ".
q such SuaSSs e. Az asSi's e sht ,; az
ssnta$ f tSs STos SSs shall Sc iodaa Sstss
PsopoSSs sSSn By sa.isfas,OTy bspd
vii hot n 'Sa.ldSTfd fnd SS5.5iS1S WI ~ s
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| TTNITRD STATES PATENT QFFIqR. 60
| u W IsUiNdTON, ID. Co. nacomhoT -, lelo
On the petition Of CHAttHa hnAHWHfrH, 81 New
| YofI NJ " pTaylnE for the ontenhton Of a patant
sTRntsd 10 him % tie 18th day Of March, iatd Tor
a. improysmShtiH HermeteAllY sealing frs-
IDS ordered that The testimony 10 the casa be
2.SS of 81 sSs srsa5sRts SSa tSs ssaissis ~
port be limited 70 The an day u MAIeP neHi,
! and that said petition be heard on the 9Th day oil
March next, Any person may oppose tbs eK,
| tension. SAMUEL 3. flkHEh,
| deso-hSW Commlssl0nerOf fatentl,
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and splitting blood. One year ago last winter i
took hsAyy cold, which 'sttlsd on ny lusGa ]
lures. but found no relief was very Isf al
srmnsr: went iHto ths soaniry ShoplnI q goula
more yiolsat than ever. had = fTiEhtfui hemor.
hiss .s:S Az SSy T;rS Sy
eoughed lnesslAntly could not sleep; had no Ap.
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derful Remsdy. TOOK this remedy, Via uA bout
eight months and my friends and hundreds Of Ae-
posed hopeless and bsd.ridden condition, are sur
pasea 70 se1 n. . ~ hss
people geneTAlly, lhaNe reoommendedi u TO sew.
srAl eniieted peIsons during the ysAr.Who have
nSs. LoUSA HuRDLE. ssS street
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DoYaughn vs.. DsYaughn. Motion TO set
aside doore6 He'd rtflir1H 'hI--H4
Oak Nm Cemetery Company VI. Stone Of
a. Order TO Issue commission itostalse rc-
Po.u. 80 ...l-1a 81 ID o. 'Iet
Adjourned. "a tarfaif Isa'i
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WAsHINaroY cIIT, tsnqSrT Z, 1870.
Fnd q pouHdsI BsIiIoti RihsI. with csriiITsSss.
SsyI-pSS5ds9 q PoItsiasgts, y n. BostGg, New
Will be TeSsiysd Z. this burOau anti u O'sloek'
IN the SEEregAts iisTe arc about so dpns. SI
QaTri4Ees, and go.ibI PTQJseillsi, gehedalSs ~
detail the Artelep At each yard will be fuTnishod
on ppiisaton 70 This bureau,
Bidders will state the number Of guns, eAITiA Eea,
lnplemsnls, Aad prolssalss they desire % PVT.
brs o. gun, Kind Of TrGge, yhSthsf broGdslds OF
pivot, and the kind of proieetilea. ..E Z
The guns, dc will be delivered At the respective
nRYY.yArds, and must Be removed bY the purchaser
or purchasers within ten days after the leesptahe .,
q bis or their bid But no deliveries will be made
of AhI article until the parties purehAslng shall
have deposited with the pAynastoI o. the navy.
yard the full amount Of the purchase money II
Many n the gus are neF. aAd Al ~ seryieSs.
osr ieI these articles As old iroh OF wood will b
RE5siS E:.sIys. n: ~, y ssy
0oNeTnmant TO aocept ..
PToposAlA should be inAeFssd on the spVsl9ps
Proposal for Pur5hAiS Rihs9 esH8P9R 6e' "
ia6-WNasl Chief Of Bureau,