The New York Herald Newspaper, May 6, 1863, Page 2

; “-,. NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1863—?RIPLE SHEET. | ‘PRICE THREE CENTS MAJOR GENERAL.BANKS’ OPERATIONS. [feo ===== the time that it should be; for it ts nO proof tha: is not infected because none of the crew and are sick on the veese|'s arrival at the quarantine #tation and do not become so during the sul t ten day: ‘The quarantino should be of sufficient length to amount wo Rr r there is no trade or commerce between le wo IMPORTANT FROM LOUISIANA, IVAL OF THE CONTINENTAL. Scene of the Recent Important: Military and Naval Movements in Louisiana. * Brilliant Campaign - of se ES NE Ger B anneal nae eae Te oa a : — = ricioad wo man rior eral Banks, (DP {*¢oLo SPRING eras tessa or ne take Seiad Meee ee . VA cargo of aship from Kio, T steovedores who wore engaged in discharg'ng the veese!, P , | ana the ds © sproad with frightful rapidity, and T ADVANTAGES FOR THE UNION. : | . Mtfoverat Shier ii _ / > ‘ . Geveral Shepley, Military Governor of Louisiana, bas " \ . F ee part of Lis staf to visit General Banks at > Oj i ——s6~=r ‘REBELS DISPLACED EVERYWHERE, a ° = { Sen se the pportanlly to visit the rich Attakapas 1 undor#tand that a fag of trace will leave in a fow | days tocouvey beyond our lines about butdred of the . : , J prinoners recently taken, They will D¥ gent away ip very quiet manor, in order to avoid eo roene as , and Burial of “Com- | rail ‘ Y was witnessed in February last on the when the : Jast bot of prisoners w sent up the river. mander McDermott. ’ * A moat cxoiting seene ocourted this evening at the ~ ri Varietios ihoatre, on the cceasion of # gomplimentary toe q deneftto Mr. Ryer, As the curtain fell, & loud cry from diferent parts of the house was made far the orchestra to perform * Hail Columbia,”’ Tata, with @ house baif full of fecesh, natorally caused disturbance, and for a time and confusion reigned supreme, ladier nd fainted. many left the butiding, and it was bofore order cowld be restored. The air wan mod and the play continued. Comment upon necessar} of New York, bas returned to this depart avrived in the steamer Creo! He baw coived by the offieers of the government, aving becn visited by them oa Lumerous Sod My eats. and Demonstcations i pe PN), By GALE! oan (TOW, of Secession ists, : k i 2 Gen &e., &e, , 73 : Ww PARISH SC; ‘The steamer Covtinental, Captain Marshman, arrived yesterday afternoon from New Orleans with highly S x New Onteana, April 25, 1863. Death of Lieutenant Commander McDermot, U. 8, N.— How Ik Cocurr d-~Woundiny of Commander Reat—The Late Ajfaiy at the Varieties TheatreThe Great Union teresting wews. We retarn our kind acknowledgments Ball--Ar w h the Army—Population of Ove Attaka. 0 the purter for his prompt delivery of our papers. The pas County Tuking the Cath—-Day of Fasting ant SOF our correspondents are full of interest, ’ 7 ™ . ay \ 3 Prayer~- What We Could Now Do with More Forces— OR x \ Navel MatiersAffair Up tha River—Cily Item+—Sayar to Come Forward, &e Avain 1 on called upon to rocord the death of another 42 3z29nad 5 ! UN f 4 Our Gainesville Correspondence. WAL TES Officer of our ucvy, Lieutenant Commander D. A. Mefier- ‘Steamer and Sailing Vessels Caplured—How the Steam- Al QM yy mor was Killed at Sabice Pass ou the 18th ing, by a e's Machinery was Mecovered—The Object of the Expe- saelia DISONVILLE, party of rebola who were concealed near tho lighthoure, dition Accomplished—The People’s of the yr. and bis mortal remains were this morning consigue! to Yanicees, de. BRYLD their last resting piace ja this city. The funeral proces- Last Sunday the treasports Empire Parish and J. Mor- anni | sion was attended by a large body of officers of the army, vean Brown arrived at this place, having left New Orleans se”. | mavy and olvil service, and many friends of the deceased. the Saturday: might previous, They had on board a por- oun. A > U The purticulars of bo case are about as follows:—The tion of the One Humdred and Twenty-eighth New York 4 WE : GALYEZTOWNE “4 , g pA JOT HOUSE | United States wtea o°s New London, Commander Read, and tho First-Vermunt battery. The principai object of PL QUEM ER Wipe RY ~ IMANCHAG { and the Cayuga, Lieutenant Commander Moermot, baw e 5, SS , boon for some (ime past blockading Sabine Pass, Parties from bol) vessels have, om several occasions, been on LAKE shore for the parpose of reconnoltering the move- mente of the enemy, and 1% i only a short : f / PONCHARTRAIN Lime inca Gant quite @ mumber of rebels were cap- ture! by a porty from the New London. On the 18th inet. R, hy Lieutenant Commandor McDermot, in his boat, with @ve BAY QU. QOULA 4 ee | tad \ > wit! be remembered that when: the Union troops took Apossessiop of New Urieans it was reported to General “Batler that the rebels bad runs steamer:and seve- wai schooners up’ Pearl river, as a place of ‘@afet) ,and that considerable quaatitics of cotton, turpea- ‘Sine and rosin could be obtamed along fts banks. At that Gime 2n expedition was iitted out for the purpose of se- ‘enring this property, but for reasons not fully explained men, started for shere, Commander Read, in bis boat, being a fhort distance astern, The former officer landed first, ond, with three of bis men, was walking op tho - beach in the direction of the lighthouse, when a largo ‘tho expedition was omly partially successful. ( y \ Q ” body of rebels aprang from thete plage of concealment and Oo Sasurady Oclook P. M.,@ second ex. z . NAPOLEONVIELE \ " : ° advanced vpon our party, firing at the name thne. Pecitieweparted from the lake ead of the Carroliton rail- Blak ‘3 >. NGI y LAKE MACON DA 4 a Captaio MeDermot retroated and succeeded in reaching ‘‘woad for Pear) river. This ‘stream, which has recently am _ ma ag LS ALEMANDS “S = . _ Dis bout, bot, Gading it impossible to effet bis escape “been made somewhat famous by the daring and enterprise ; pants t waved his bendkerchief jv wken of surrender. This m- --@F our troops, has 118 source in this State. It is exeecding mained anueticed, and the firing continued. All of nie ay tortuous: and difficult of navigation. -1t Mually, after mon wore wounded but one, and be wae bit io tree tanaing (brough considerable territory, debouches into: We Ks ne _ t. Places, nnd the party were all taka prisoners. The firing Lake Horgne, . Within the recollection of the “oldest in- ish An h ‘ ¢ on a on Caytate Road's Dowt was very heavy; bat he succeded Bayou, babitant’’ il hag been ascended by @ steamboat as far if ry Sow x “ in macng bu eseape, although terribly wounded, having | ae Jackeon, she capita’ of the “tater At certain seasons ( we poguance Ty bee wis J one of bis eye shot oat by @ bail which glanced Silo le ‘and th tines a Di da Montecito ate 2 Z | \ Foes = io "i ; a e accom the bridge of bis nore, A few hours afterwards @ $06 exctedingiy’ brooket, aud” 2 arveet to tery sepia fnc0 —~s j J oe” , v fagoftrace cane down w the Deach with the informn- ee ae me rene eee eet cog plenty yank R Be 2- fy Y ton that Captain MeDormot had died after being tasen js F. Ttewas at the. m0. @cargo af a ‘ > bis 4 z pai towabive City, and there receiving the atteation of a » oG@ur Wansports, alter leaving Hickeck's Landing, pro- there or ‘@errender the body to his friends, The w D, whi mh % « papbod, a IE OEP us votes aapebe ty teed te Nee SOR cE TLIGHT HOUSE. (GVA 4 eoretiinty Bhp roatnan digas one eonvile, where they were to be jolucd by the boats, for, 4 4 » Ais hore ia we Cayuga, whiek vemwl arrived hero «the porpine of etective operation. ftue plan, ver, m% | MARSH ISLAND 4 J yerienday, Chota Read remains on boardé hes was abandonod, ag ) megrogs wi = “ veut! off Sabine Pass, and we ore im hopes that ‘guides assured Colonel “Cowles . i eel in oR daylight. Jn uence ie gianenenon, n — ) : dee 4 Among the offcors of the rquedtin-—Lieutenast Com Pik: bei B So presets >, ee patireke wee ONSITE BEEF. hs Qa ‘ Cy erg maior Dana, executive officer of the Moacngabela, ur- @ucceeied im reaching Napoleonvillethe noxt morning nT ; , Ce en, tg | dered vo command the Caraga; and Lieutenant Dewey , without meeling ge Opposition. = oo late executl or of the United States steamer Minews At Napoleonville Colonel Cowies landed Captain Gifford ¢ y ENES } | ordered as exentive oitie’r of the Monongahela. nad two hundred and fifty wen, to proceed vy land < Re 1 ye) Ie Fe | Apoinanvab, soltie be pe with, shecunaindemetthe, ; Bi d a i The most ore plo Conversation daring the last cM by ier CM ees a prota I i . + ~@ . fow days Lae been the reownt affair ab the Varicties ‘the two detneimen! Captain Ls reac rear 7 G 2. La tro, of which I o bastily m my lant letter. Sow the town ® thé pentro, of wh v pastity im my . ° ptr k of ib a8 an oa! others say it was perfectly jus Hiikble, and, with tbe state of mind of the pablic on tbe susider that (he managor did the wisest thing the men succeeded in Sinding about twelve miles abov 2 \ j pie nets: Cmmasiod: bp-:ike: flings on the pet ane > i e | }) | no cond wider tho eiroumstances—via: cone tho P nea Rig tora, ur Papcacnye Li. “ap | theatre. Had he opened it the might following the fires wo ahs AD cag ed eepios, ¥ | @wterbance, | have bo doobt that @ serious rint would Bails, Having On board ten Duies of cotton, one é ' jj 7 , ‘barrels of tar, (wo bundred and tweuty pounds of rosin, P \ J . i baye been the retult, even to such an extent as to require guenty, one poene secpenints LO oF demmeenmeale . \ < apr {) the tien A the military to quell it. a8, and a large quantity spill stores: f ‘ Unio ball at the 7 cavalry Loree whea (bey evacuaied the The gragd “ ball at ts © Sens Hil 0 eae vey did very suddenly on the approach of oui in Lonor of the capture of this city by the Uaion ts. Three other scuooners were found im Black BMlyou, forces p nied olf (hk @ Very agreeable manner. Very many perr present, aud (he mario aad dancing were kept op untii nearly daylignt. The rooms of the St Coariet were beautifully and appropriately decorated, “4it, not being in coudition & move, were destroyed. ‘The . pte produce wien was rocmptod ior % \ ive captared steamer A. G. Brown 1 a valuable . DEANE A) Jeg Bees Sie was ramed sn oar of AWbert G Brows, for: 4 SEEEAST" TUIBALIER by prem * — Fertitta, , x hub was ielt iu darknacs for © cine, oahing of a an rc eg oper 9 — pone ys piney vo “ a 2S? pleasant hatare “ocurred Lue weather was raWier warm When the Brown was found it was discovered that ber : pos this, and | vod nee ‘early (art of ‘ee abrettie valves sud some.other pervious of her mackioery | ni at —_-—- — a ——— ov sacl yore wisehg, 80 Laat steam could wot be rasod oa ber. | ps ietuanieaiasenineiun diets , i in ‘the vita the boos thee they Ima <Undor thege eircumsiances #he could not bave been takea | for the parpose of securing a number of horses roported | bold. in order to cut of the sanpiies of the ene beck, wre D r e'end aren eon rd ai ined almmune Onbef hath tran the-elnees of © raed tewn-te Gainesvilie. Coleone! Cowies, understanding the | 49 have been abandoned by two Texas cavalry companion, | 1" fed river eaeniy and prevent rewforcone pressed close open bis beels, and be was compelled to the cuz- | Purppitatane. Nearly all the oMcers of the wavy and owner. mg een pagans op up @ Steady Tun witi) completely browen up a n eo f , Seseing artes. The woman assured him she knew } after the defeat of tho rebel army ot Patiorsonvisie As and Washicgten, on the . denoraived, There isno telling the re thewe ten | prisuners of war, and the fortidestions, wii: Luoir arma- | ladies | saw in tise rousan were al Sipmagers tt Bue taee On gaming tream General days 0 setivily, Ib will be of iment 9 bonelit tows, | ment, o ed by our for Tia. mrad : t appeared Ww be pleased. Sothing of their wheresbouts, «9 they tat beem removed | gight horses wore found, fully equipped. They wore sent ; of Banke virtonily boids the aging region of . ‘ rf . . Oe Tenuate avail. shot rier ipttan ia” the | down to-day in charge of a lleutevant of the First Indium, Touienn,. tea. Govany, bioaae gos. 10 | and the geiverument should at once send reint «| les pouowate t fara, | paints of tbe supper, but these Colonel was uot entirely satisfied with the Indy’s While Captain Donnet was in the vicinity of Patterson. | Couriabicau and neighboring bayovs and lak | pofficient to BOK that part of this State now io our pow- | gut, thos giving » o|™ bs Pan yf = Wement. He scrordiugly ser ofhoer Ville he visited Camp Beasland, where ovr advatioe frat poor teen ed pwr _ pension agninal any force the enemy may bring againet | of immense ne hr reveal ssa ne pesmmmnpGana ot encountered the cuemy in force, ile found on the battle | The planters ia thie wectivo of tho etale | us, an CORES ND BeGREnNN CO SRe vans 66 4 'Y flewusl, Too m wn | og (fous the artny of Gonerat Bankn should be fortircwing. The oer seme ou this | Seid twogors (bat bad been left by the rebels iu iheit | themselves with the e d | Micary wen Ot eee at a genes the tmprnt ( what | Liesteoaut @mnmander A nacdor of | Hn” lie Aowpatets £50 UF bese. 1 nepears tars to be weil mitrion succeeded fn getting Let of ) im Confederae | nasty retreat aud pot « 4 by our forces, owing to | Me difficulty of ac ast would pravent | Gen Henke hae aecompliebed sand if the powers that b the ¢ from, and fer }.. u D 4 pat,,seou en, Ow | the desclatiag’ eae re em ' | Li pot, that ine euerny lave made a stand io order to pre money 60d pearly tho same amount in Mids whieh We | oe os suit of the enemy. One was @ iwanty- | tres ee ee ee ea a them | at Warbington Will’ only th the same prompnes | Lim, for the gailaut manoor bich bs thant pont. The fact thas iba Siena iaformed the uwner he should hold until the de. | pieuP i Mh | Henbe itis maid they have taken @ lea ire pa ‘ * ; “ ors squadron have parsed ve feat ot toting her | Sour pound Uaited. slage eum, the. other. s. twaleo | Eebsilion than ma th ¢expned | that he bee ® more important point thon the cant con doved a a1 operations, The thanks of Con- | Les eee eels nory, Awl eanmed | pound brass piece, Besides the gone several ! } rere Wanner iplaaummarmess «tron |" eee eens | Wied heyenenn pens ’ "tr | gua none hed Fiver are be even more important sod ch tat ibe parUans of | ammunition _ bele to, them wore t ¢ hosttiities | Rag” protected them © froin | aig acutow age to have been mont distarous | y , curly) phan | had wate 1, These light Gracgbt vee salaory of which the Coloue: was ia quer. were bid umiet | taken on bodied ten er y interference with thes labor pyetegn . bot ter | ‘ . . with the army of General Ss wharf, Search was made, aod they were found, whee | qhe expedition embarked. b 10 penlize Lhe full sees oh war.. f ee | 0 et ee or, and 1 ain indoced va > money was FeturLed aod (be Not pat ta rumming ’ od amy ona fh lh fy rigs Me en vot the | their presemt fortified poskions on 1 | We routed ram, (he Webb ae j ee ams + | State have hoon inuiflereut 10 thowar: for it a weil ve dliatie. ‘ pare! oF effectaalty pat out « Uaving nocompliebod t2 where | Known thas they bave given a& myictemid and eo.’ rt 10 ; , con om Weak dentroyed Srilre satlscaction of all jm > y the rebe Arta# as bas oon any ot ‘ t Port Hude pice aod oar army enttng off the Sonth. This previcus ve 4 ty hae canted tie hownana times, tbat Can oo P rm ‘'t) omnes " \ Chan go iw the management of ther Aadtatiows, ou tbe it sane +t Coma ee ; " esippi river mash ” v Hh ae CrOPH of CALE ami WILON Whe WAARM. equal to {vee } age sees Wf the feecn en ’ aise i¢ - » if nO peglect ariere in com ey yonne r o a Geet « t ' . ‘ ~ adap, & | © pome time the bea , 4, ive sthe make be Fock le W er os ® . very une et thoy dieplayed ia | ibley, Saylor aud Mout | Si wuditus selicanaielie dara r4 clues Sot UbePirelt coal deat of be ing a ml ata ' pS reer) [ore ex oenwon | dened the exe ited Maer Brown, of Se ion 70? he Ley an oe name and in ® great measure en graf tee fempatelt frou he « so armies w * Potly, wan i sled , Except # 1 Alea oF &odbta feces i agenieut of the or th © 01 emiag CIVIL poy Dh ae Fay degg : ‘ } niOned, Bhd Receipts were eve | Saanrmamtenes enaimdl thane a nT a yaa se army acyanete ‘m : ow theyre ur army Mi vapeimge with ra ee ha oe Apr Ld (ponte day). ay 0g ¥ * whore an Owner cout! Be font A een umet tad . 1 1 Tash RecMEDIS Ceneral iat Ke wad at Watiriteton, | girectium socugod plies that boy t * A © cixcumeianon ja relatad of the rebel G See wa ppliae tbat bs ve 4 . oA ibem. was thought Pome arrangement dovld bo meme Yor | yyoyton a, iproald pe TcmAnied be Rediiand’s bovse y | Ried Iw the head oF TavigMtivo oe er warmlient. we | |. ine serailedsoratelurscy (rors aml, through ions th et i Dut the prospect wat vy Do meats on | the morhing after tho barile 4 longeatior the ehmy + & uring to moraines ee wore ho ale regina bea exept ae > ' s ri wort teil ret rene.) Hew: be mmae Din enanpe ie | 1) 'Ols ATRL Sa ee at titioy eettind nod pre | ee, : ache mm atigiattand hen Weekes above Port Medes, and me ving ihetr appeavens © | CUED dy MAFBLEFYy AO weil a Bie-cbicet Jo, semeining |, HACE TRECUET: OPO a Oe et nd rg | fr seatt ammaparte MiarinewAlly over; aod. uniom rune | . sag Ren ae te pelle beh ‘ ' t wey ) Giverenct i Ghai? (av OR ue qorcMly male niaryvidiou that be will ‘ the rebel comMinmoners aro gone, whew Ley de 7 te Of the Toobs do net nme 1 4 tance (he ryad follows the eourse « 4 Bog’, ang - yt AB 1 | thew energy ising somatning to em. hven pl te tr eA wppear eh enterth ih TT cb are the Gnést cotta wantativabdl (bs Bow vtriog (heir nrmy in the face. Ther can be 6 mrade rremest + he i be take Crom the countfy it | thelr feare are orreot IB OVUrY jmrtiwnla, ‘ ~ ‘ pa aithongh tember wae db OAL New Otenns Correaponitences | | », guisedvaimabineadees..0o. hs cher akpows etry A } A on ae yee ny Cr ay i em OH ahi, ABH 168 o Hence ie: tbe government take siojy Wo boasro | hed hal the nut Prd: ~~ ae career + oF the cog NWiCE | be wade agement Phe’ Recent Crumpet: Pee fe Trp The Fe op restuk popities by eenling, withdul & monet # ¢ Pt bar a oy = gl > Bible Colon } mt gs VE tit to Me Obtained Phe “Rar? FRE MAY INN | hoy poem of seeCipligud troupe tbat can be rob foe) tar better tatwene# : Ezploite— Bull ta Rie The Bieevaa ” rom other pom of far jo s . wool KOOP were going ” Lave freer ous : or bis romaining beawd after the ro . 7 - . . f t srengtls of the Fete rors that whi ey dated 20h Go beforevis their Daedia® Kahfercenmme Ren rel Prinne De. rapronpicen| “ > 4 ngftls Of ther Pet « that wh Jor rineatioha at "Pareddnodvdtie® ‘dtver i frerti the Ahi: Peeve PrBep tL tee are se . chhloP ny | The eben braumper - " | bodores the id. per cteat and fag if, whey er jf ahah I 7 bite tecAly Pa wrote bie premet porition.. The succor rt, bratiig Prignfior “ocers ' veghe ‘o sie voiab ball ie7 aa de bu sbey oe RS z ieee. ve ae ae en panne st Ale fa shay it we ‘ we ee) Oe anne bien inthe « Uhewr Gaee iors wre ree be naloypet ty oak bat ven Th ¥ Asty wowtiber” Upon & 0, ie. ite dow ore we dr uth promi. We stind, a 4 niggers neice (he gerernane o | end the wi ebeimia this vio ee athira die ev dence@Urthe werrhig-| | CLNDOL Be dhhied tht The ONPG Of Geners. | rs snp y vy cece yen try meeasent , i ie as frente m ames of be Da wie ou +, sguomnegiokowe orlilieny,: Theoret Ube robe at hiareint | jo ibe Atiakapde te attry’ hae he eon Of otto mor t 10 me GR ene Yew iy Linrure mihey wag % | ee a. <. na) 4 fe rT trantet rewnined eee 60d Froth sbey nae mast Lave Deck more fevers bugn bag been reper: or 00k ie Be fo my omnma! amore | be govern: tnd pape of Ow Boned | our t the SOGOU Wheney er bee HH . ; Tawa tte # FTE aE tse wine | NMDE Wf thm PreweN war! The OF wt OF ny Ow 5 2 hah teas wie: far Lod ~ sp] Op fa & hatgeh, 0 nonantbiiag Ptregsesege tin 5°48 Wile thee power they avowed . Ler ivory eneoutagity Ahircter, hitmen Re Wer ly? wealth | ove gerer Ub paree-micn Of eae bf we Mithemt dre . then eater it ROVER AG SELaN comme tie es aw Eis aga rg ht deste f ila ars cdl . Oe ce wll reyhire atone t are « ert ot + wh baat te oe ‘s | an aah ey aod fare qulomiatiog PAFY SET | the SOUNT 1E im Me VeRO te ame Nowing: witb mie ert Hip epee wer tor hie toostet On Pigar | gereraniiel b ei:ave uch soree here 4 Trelis tod Prbal kuportetes oF :ti6 ‘expe id 080 What wT be OF thar wire pach soda phi mV ce deta Pidetaon 11 would Ue Pye Mees wase-tece. | neared thes are ts to by one — thie Port Of, the Bute ‘ Wve mente oF the eof © Loupe te the pa bom ys ch are ti itin, empty eneet tn Wyllie i which | pane te (ie ‘ Fh tow | ' v my v the tage a t ‘ 2 5 ott - t 1, order Vern on duty witt ibe | ooduct alt vn f MN Unr Brashear ¢ Correapondence. 7. \Wearieowy reunirgs eo Faded? papert ul the) ote! rae Athee ® re ante & Maeats fo 4. Tiny would hae any one een''G ; : (hen a mm Cine y Ayes) 24,.ore ’ So ERR Tae eae brig : Bid cadhaclison agreement Wi'hithe-pian cee, % eipitig Ce ering ni) the cred. 4 drsonren wy iearO MmeNiog of the ore tua faire 9 it Oth ue nee ewe wo OF Melos Hovinsge ange Banaiand— the heirs woo? fecoral eutbority TT eth seagieds tub @ ; ah pit Yap ¢ oF "ibe Maney, st nie woes 1 hla ag sine bos eet Om ve up Veaal siver ort ah Benard, Moule nan The Kicbet Merifiewtione | « pene senne Penne hey tay now, whew be tw ‘ ane OVER bBO really glorious part pert (a May Ge 64 ower cmmmg from tbe €:} be cating aiare ve eas Saneateeie Comntey ani Lepiom lige af te Gwin + eirite » (tka paftalent to preteny ite bron | portew of the Stale of Levinton . a+ hat Pematentnd Vea heartof theensiny 8 brent y ; vena very enero OG Seared] Sanat 8 . re” +1 ahd hay be (outed Of Lhe fi " : " ; ris maple 08 0 cet ocean mal ymin “ ree janie Arcam Bert House abd the stesa gy | TOO during his ware Mat! wilt eemnyare cormudily Pe rs Beye = 9 peepee pourpe S| ee uty & ae oe “ ti I mig tnt Uber esas? 1s} yreverty oval! be wnurel f we s oh Thomas. bevwet, of ato Peprth 2) Pirrigue, WO tee only “ye | 4 PRYE ANG proueude! uy the Lewltey | ayuviecig way ve Ky cor Leuk aBOTe Qast repp prow. er a tebe vat L'h Le ae 7 ere od A Ube pe tt oe npor - PUD a WE benere Terigt's you equone he | epearhy. B+ cake wm .@ Tadyhy: and Peaeae | ser thet OF Renorsi Meeks uBR Opaiconme The ene bag Fak 0 hao, lve by Bam eogasneyy Sas