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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-04

The Alexandria Gazette says-lt Is stated,
that near Cumberland the Potomac passes
through strata Of bituminous coal ~ feet thlck,
where the coal may be thrown directly into the
Mats We'll NAV Baltimore, and the cities in
Tho District of Columbia, be anxious speedily to
sv,snd the canal To these rich treasures.
I'm the neighborhOod of Western-Port, in this
county We are told. the coal can be shoveled
fam The mouth of the mines into the boats in
Tho river; and numerous other mines could be
opened equally contiguous.
Cumberland Cirillidn.
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SUGAR MOLASSES, &C.

SUGAR MOLASSES, &C.
= HHDS. P. r. Sugar
, 5 do retailing Molasses
FL bags Java and Rio Coffee
"a boxes lBunch and Muscatel Raj
10 half boxes SINS
S sacks Almonds
5kegs ground Pepper
Is reams Wrapping Paper
half pipe superior French Brandy
IS barrels old Whiskey
hhds Baltimore Whlskey
2 pipes country Gin
Tooetber with a general assortment of Ship
Chandery for sale low by
dec St JOS. HAhhio q oON'
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ne National Ga zette announces the articles
: VIC forthcoming number of the American
~al@rly Review to be as follows
,v 1Lleoer's Letters to a Gentleman in Germa-
.;.: = Andrein's Adam; 3. Weather stead's Ped
p 'SIan Tour; 4. Military Academy at West
~, ry.aG D Calavar, a romance of Mexico; g. Ter.
NJ ira travels in South America; I. Connexion of
9yorrIly S1eal Sciences; s. Sir Egerton BRIGGS;
Writing. TO- Hannah More.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY WILLIAM D. MUTT.
GROUND RENT AT AUCTION

GROUND RENT AT AUCTION.
ON Tuesday next 9th inst, will be sold, in
~ front of Mr. Thomas Mounts Store, on
King, between Fairfax and Royal Streets a well
secured Annuity ON a LOT of 254 feet front, at
One English Guinea (weighing dwts. 6-24) per
foot equal to one hundred seventeen SGT 100
dollars. (Spanish milled.) payable on lst day Of
September in each and every year: the rent
due to 9th December, 1s3i,-say months
days. equal to S32 44-10O,-to be charged to
the purchaser Terms Cash.
dec At (4th 9th G. 9tb)
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-04

ALABAMA SENAroR-We have a letter before
rs which says, Col King was this day re-elect-
ed without oppositon-at least any formidable
one. He received 81 votes. The balance that
we're in attendance were given to ID. II. Lewis,
" Crawfnrd. Hitchcock &c.-GkObe.
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Extract Of letter, dated Ne,o York, Dec. l.
Flour is rather dull, and best Mountain
Alexandria would command hardly $54, ex-
cept in small lots. Genesee SIS S54 as to
brands. The quantity Of Southern Flour here
is NATURALIZATION it arrives abundantIy,
it may give way some. The quantity of West
ern coming in has been immense, and as the
weather continues mild it will continue to
come"
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a. Tho House then adjourned.

=. tho Anniversary Meeting of the st. An
a., !" Society, held at Newton's Hotel lst De
deS the following persons were elected OF
s,srs for the ensuing year;
." COIN AUD, President. ,,
T ~, CarGoRY. lst Vice President.
wv, I,urlsoN, Cd Vice President.
REGARD yErrcH,
J,NEs d. hERR' Managers.
I,y:s MCKENZIE,
p GREGORY, }
a. a. = HARRISON, Chaplain.
m A. J. WrDOERBuRN, Physician.
Nv PAGE, Treasurer
VcKrXzIE, Secretary,
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DRUGS, &C.-LATELY RECEIVED.

DRUGS, &C.-LATELY RECEIVED.
DURIFIED Camphor
L Best English Mustard, choice article
DR.. S. II. P. Lees Patent New London b.
lious Pills, direct from the Patentee
Dye Stuffs OF best quality
Pure Jamaica Ginger in powder and race,
very superior
Henry's Magnesa Genuine
French Sulphate of Quinine
Superior Gum Arabic
Florida Water
Weller's Vegetable Rheumatic Compound,
Rheumatic Liniment and Indian Pa
nacea
Swam's Panacea, direct from Swaim's
Laboratory
Indelible Ink
Pearl Ash and Sal Eratus of the best qua
lites
Sponge of very fine guilty
English Waters
Refined BoraX
Spanish Arnote
Castor Oil Of the best quality, refined
Jebb's Liniment
Relies Botanical Drops
An instrument combining a cupping set,
stomach pump, pump for discharging
coaguated blood from the bladder,
breast pump, and an injection or lave
ment apparatus, at moderate price.
and approved by many physicians at
the North
Soda for washing and Soda for medical use
of very fine quality
Shell Lac and Alcohol
Selected Gum Myrrh
Best fresh and clean white Mustard Seed
valuable remedy for the Tic Douloureu:r
Carrageen or Irish Moss
Jujubc Paste
J,ouprice Rail
Wisar's Cough Lozenges
Jackson's do do
Coxc's Hive SYRUP prepared in the best
manner.-This is valuable remedy for
bad Coughs, Asthma and Group
SIENNA Syrup FIR Couobs
Hoarhound Syrup nreoared
Compound Syrup of Liverwort bv the snh.
Cayenne Lozrnges, for hoarse- scSriher
ness and sore throat
Moxons' and Ruter's Effervescing Magne-
siam Aperient
MORRISON'S PILLS (gcnuine)
An assortment of best English fancy Soaps
German Cologne (Farina's) genuine
Florida water 90
Ginger, Peppermint and Fruit Lozenges
Lilac, Blue and Pink Saucers
Chlorine Tooth Wash
Do do Paste
English Tooth Brushes
Preston Salts
Robinson's Groats and Barley
African Pepper
Mexican Black Lead Superior articles for
German do do cleaning Stoves.
Pratl's Patent Nipples
Bernard's Renovating Liquid &c.
Fresh Salad Oil (BordeauX) and
AMERICAN SOOTHING SYRUP, va
luable article for children cutting their
teeth This is an English preparation
imported expressly for the subscriber
IJCareful and unremitting attention is paid
the selection and preparation fevery article
18th mo I'd. 1884 VIM. > lABLER.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
WILLIAM H. THOMPSON & Co. have this
w day received a further supply OF seasonal.
Bile Goods. among them are the following
Is pieces Blue, Black and Cord Cloth, re-
ry cheap
70 pieces Sattinetts, at all prices
20 &c Cd French and English Merinos
7 {: Black and Blue Black Italian lus-
trings
10 pieces Black Italian Grapes
White, Red and yellow Flannels
Bleached and Cord Canton do
so pair s, 9, 10, II and 12-4 Rose Blankets
200 g. Fancy and Striped do
2 Cases low priced CaIicoes
IA Bales Brown and Bleached DomestIcs
Cotton Oznaburgs and COlored Cambrcs
Plain Lnsey, &C. with great variety of other
Goods, all Of which we will sell at Re
ducpd Prizes. nov ~
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twill be seen by referring to the report of in
nrmehts for the past week. ending yesterday,
that there has not been single case of Chole-
"a ir Ou1 city, during that time-Ibid.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-04

The Trial Of the persons charged with burn
mghe Convent at Charestown will commence
"Leechmere'S Point on Tuesday morning at
O'Clock to be continued from day 10 day until
~ us finished. WOrkmen are engaged in ma
tnassome alterations in the Court House for the
v SVer convenience of the audience. We are
%u The parties claim the right Of being tried
que al time. II this is allowed them, there is
'"'n'ers work before the Court'-BOston Atlas
Last week our Prairies presented the grand
w., sSI beautiful spectacle which is to be seen at
s s.s season ofthe year, at which time the prai-
,ssourn over At night just above the horizon,
lpedrs one continued line of fire, here and there
rsCouns up to distance of from 10 to 80 feet,
S,a sle the grass is thick and heavy, and as the
Se 49, passes over, it presents the appearance of
us neaving ofthe ocean.
h' .ue only damage we have heard Of is the
nv lung OF building owned by Robert Hugun-
Io r winch was recently put up, about two miles
l wWn, and the destruction ola considerable
'4uu'y OF hay which had been stacked.
Chicago Democrat.
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NEW GOODS.
TOHN H. BRENT has just received, and
u will sell very low
Superfine and Common Cloths
Rose and Point Blankets
English and French Merino
Caicoes and Ginghams
Superfne and Common Flannel
Canton Flannels aud Fur Chintz
Checked and Plain Cambrlcs
Flag Bandanno and SpitaIfield Hdkfs
Linen Cambria Handkerchief
Silk and Cotton Hose
Thread, Bobbinett, and Cambria Edging
Cassinets, fine and super6ne
FriIled Cloths and Linsey Woosey
Burlaps and Cotton Osnaburgs
Bed Ticks, Plaids
Bleached and Brown Sheetings
With various other Goods, for sale cheap.
dec 8
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Price Of Produce in Aierandria yesterday, from

FLouR.-The wagon price of Flour remains
IS "a 20.
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rosU. S. friga,e Constellation has returned
go, tho Potomac, and anchored at Old Point
r,uflrt
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SUGAR, COFFEE, &c.
q HHDS ST. Croix Sugar (7art prime)
u 10 do Porto Rico do
do n. Orleans do
80 bags st. Domingo Coffee
l6 do old white Laguira do
10 boxes Lump Tobacco, 12's
do pound lump do
kegs twist do
IS reams Wrapping Paper
90 bbls prime Pork
10 do do Beef
Landing, and for sale by
STEPHEN SHINN,
dec2 Janney's Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-04

yosrn CAROLINA GoLD.-From the Raleigh
p.sis,er of Tuesday We copy the following daz-
ling intelligence;
aWeIsarn by private letter, that at Reeds
Mine in Cabarrus county, where the famous
,"mo hmm of % pounds of gold was found many
,r a 400. being the first discovery of gold in
DIS Stale. several very large pieces have just
,Saso discovered. One Of the pieces weighed
.T9lbs In one day 90 lbs. were found, and on
.,Ssnpyt 10 lbs. and the search was continuing"
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STRAYED AWAY,

STRAYED AWAY,
rROM Alexandra, about the 1st November,
i very large red COW, about nine years
old; no marks recollected-no part white, ex-
cept the bag: probably has can oy TINS time.
a Suitable reward will be given if brought home.
dec at CLEMENT A. BREAST.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1834-12-04

MADEIRA WINES.
old L. P. Madeira In quarter and half Or.
~ Sercial do casks and in bottles put
Tinto do up in cases of one and
Burgundy do two dozen bottles each.
Extra Good Old l.. p. In cases contain
Madeira, & Madeira ing some one and
Grape Juice, )some 2 doz bottles
The above mentioned Wines were imported
direct from Madeira by the subscriber, and on
y require suitable opportunity to recommend
themselves. For SALE on moderate terms, by
PHINEAS JANNEY.
Uho has in Store, and offers For Sale
4s5 tons Swede and English IRON, consisting
Of fiat, round and square bars, Plough Plates
and Land Sides, comprising complete assort-
mont 18th mo 4th-T
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FOR NEW YORK.

NOTICE.
ALL persons are hereby forewarned from
N hunting, shooting, or trespassing in any
manner whatever on that part of the Mount
Ida Farm to the east Of the Washington road,
and now in my possession. The law will hence
forth be strictly enforced on all offenders
doc AT w. f. ALEXANDER.
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FUk SALE.

FUN "a T..
IA The two story brick house and lot, fee
Gill simple situated on Duke and Royal street,
now occupied by MIR. James Mckenzie. Appi.
cation to be made to Mr.. Thomas Poincy, or to
the subscriber. J. G. GENERES.
novl7 colin
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COMPREHENSIVE COMMENTARY ON
THE BIBLE,

NTON in course OF publication, ana 10 oe
~ completed in vols imperial octave. Inc
first volume just received and for sale py
VIM. NJ. MORRISON,
who is Agent for the same
This work contains the Text according to
the authorised version; SCOTS Marginal Re
ferences; Matthew Henrys Commentary con
densed, but containing every useiul thouSnt; the
Practical Observations Of Rev. Thomas Scott
d. D.; with extensive Explanatory, Critical,
and Pathological Notes, selected rom Hcou'
Doddridge, Gill, Adam Clark, Patrick, Pool,
Lowth, Burder, Harmer, Calmut, Rosenmuel'
ler Bloomfield and many other writers on the
Scriptures: the whole designed to be digest
and combination Of the advantages of the best
Bible commentaries, and embracing nearly all
that is valuable in Henry, Scott and Doddrldge,
conveniently arranged for family and private
reading and at the same time particularly
adapted to the wants Of Sabbath School Teach
ers and Bible classes; with numerous useIul a.
bles, and a neatly engraved Family Record
The whole embclIished with five portraits, and
other elegant engravngs from steel plates, Sc
yeral mans and many wood cuts, Illustrative OF
Scripture manners customs, antlq'nteS, &C,
Edited by Rev VIM. jerks, d. d.. Pastor oil
| Green-street Church, Boston; re-edlted and
adapteG to the views Of the Baptist Denomlna'
tion of Christians by Rev. Joseph A. Warne,
Pastor of the Baptist Church in Brooklyn, Mass.
Mn. MORRISON:
Dear Sir-The Comprehensive Bible now In
a process of publication, and for which you are
the Agent in Alexandria, have perused-so far
as the time allotted me would permit-with some
care, and with no small amount Of interest,"
With Henry, and Scott, and Clarke, and Cal
met, &C. from whose valuable labors the work
has been compiled, have long been familiar:
and as it has concentrated and suitably arrang-
ed, all the most important and profitable matter
to be found in each Of these, and as the Theo-
logical views which ii exhibits, are strictly cyan
most useful Commentaries, for families, Bible
Classes and Sunday School Teachers, that has
ever been published;-and as such nave mo no
hesitation il, cordially recommending it. The
only thing strange about it is, how so mucn IN
terestng and important matter has been crowd
sd into snch small space and at such a mode
rate price. ELIAS TIA H rr
andria. December lst, 1894.
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DRAWS THIS DAY
Literature Lottery of the State of Delaware,
Glass No. 40 for 1894,
To be drawn at Wilmington Del. on Thursday,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000,
Tickets 81 90; halves 90; quarters 90.
To be had in variety of numbers Of
j. CORSE,
Lottery e. Exchange Broker. Alexandria.
Drawn Numbers in the Delaware and South
Carolina Lottery, Class 90:
As 46 26 81 II % % SO SIS
Drawn Numbers in the Maryland State Lotto
ry, Glass "a for 1884:
II 81 ii 90 IA &c So Al 60
DRAWS THIS DAY
Literature Lottery of the State of Delaware,
Glass No. 40 for 1884,
To be drawn at Wilmington, Thursday, Dec.
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000,
Tickets $s4 90; halves 90 quarters 90
On sale in great variety by
JAS. RiORDAN.
IL Uncurrent Notes and Foreign Gold pur.
Drawn Numbers of the Delaware and,South Ca
rolina Lottery, Class No. 20. for 1884
As DC rs 81 II 22 90 81 So
Dawn Numbers in the Maryland State Lotto
ry Class No. "a, for 1884.
II 81 IL 20 IA 3 66 So Al 63
DRAITS THIS DAY
Literature Lottery of the State of Delaware,
To be drawn in Wilmington DEL on Thursday,
December 4,
HIGHEST PRIZE $4,000
Tickets S4 90; halves 90; quarters 90.
To be had in a variety of numbers Of
j. w. VIOLET,
LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE Broker,
Near The corner of King and Fayette Streets,
Alexandria, ID. G..
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% rHlNTlNG neatly executed at this ofhce
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MR.. McDUFFIE IN BALTIMORE.

The distinguished and intrepid Representa-
tive from South Carolina the Hon. GEORGE Nc
DuFFIE, arrived in this city on Saturday after
noon, on his return to Washington from Philadel-
phia, where he had been detained for some days
previous by indisposition. He was met at the
steamboat by a large conCourse of our citizens,
by whom he was escorted to the City Hotel, at
which place, he addressed vast multitude of
People, in a speech characterised by that fire
and eloquence, which were to be expected from
a man, whom Fame has proclaimed as being
one of the boldest spirits of the South He
spoke Of ANDREW JACKSON, as u miserable old
man. in whom>G heroic courage still lived, amidst
the decay of every other quality. He represent
ted him as one who was made the dupe OF a set
of reptiles about him, who were practising up
on him to accomplish their own selfish aims,
and who were rushing him headong upon that
fate in which he would soon find himself with
out friend or adherent in land in which but
few years ago he was proclaimed its Chief
Magistrate by thousands upon thousands of well
disposed hearts. He spoke of this reptile crew
around the President as beings who would in a
short time be found creeping and skulkng into
their hiding places the very first to forsake him
whom they had ruined and disgraced. After
commenting upon some of the doctrines put
forth by the President during the last six months
and showing that they were of the very essence
of tyranny and usurpation, Tin which exposi-
non ne was nedrQ win attentlVe ears he ADVERT
ed to the triumphs which were every where at
tending upon the patriotic efforts of the Oppo-
sition. He spoke of the triumph in New York,
and as appropriate thereto, ne quoted the words
of Richard Sd.
Now is the winter of our discomfort
Made glorious summer by Mis sunof Y DIRK :"
This had an electrical effect and was receiv-
ed with repeated bursts of applause.
He said that the Tyrant was losing ground
in almost every quarter-that he had SO stirred
up the free spirit ofthis people by his usurping
doctrines and measures, that the defeat and
death of all his hopes and designs were nevta-
BILE, He declared. that the President was alrea-
dy deserted by many of those States which had
heretofore given him their warmest support;
and that be was now drawing near to the last,
act OF the drama. He said that the Tyrant was
now IN the situation of Richard, just before the
fatal field of Bosworth, when his trembling mes
sengers came to him one after another an
nouncing the deserton of his followers
MY Gracious Sovereign, says one Mem yorE
is gone Another brings the unwelcome tidings
that Nelc Jersey is tearing him. Another-tfat
PHILADELPHIA and Baltimore, hare gone, A
fourth, announces The desertion Of some of his
most Influential friends an different parts Of the
Country. My Lord, says a fifth VIRGINIA is
GONE" Stanley's gone"
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rs fulset exc1aims the Tyrant ~ o7s ye 4
slaxes5 Moth {st sang OF e. dear! !.
AS a. s' "a ed s|6 fifoughout his speech on
ne fatai f;elfI 81 bis last strugg Bosa1orfs
where lis ca fcei 81 usurpation is e have u.s.
Termination he describe nlm as aeieat-
ed ana farsa} So l3v all his reptile band, and as
totterinc about tie field ufoae and ill the mad
ness and frenzy Of despair excla aiming
Il horse, horse, my Kingdom ter e horse
AZ this which was delivered in manner
equal 10 BoorH Of the elder Fan Y e most deal
ening applause, and braves ensue g
The bold-spirited and unquallfylng speakeI,
next commented upon some of the features q
the Protest, He showed that the doctrines q
that heightened, daring paper, II SUBSTANCES Woui9
leave us neither laws nor government Dut Woulu
place lis at the mercy and disposal of One mar
He asked, if the people knew the object OF this
naper2 He told them that il was not the object
of the President to have aody Of acords with the
Senate, but thatit was put forthto see how the
People would be willingto sustain him in his at
tempt to put down that gallant, patriotic BODY.
He said that the object of AndreaD Jackson was
to destroy the Senate first, and then he would
direct his attacks upon the other branch OF the
Legislature, should ltnot continue It's arJect SUD-
mission to his will
Mr.. McDUFFIE appealed to the citizens around
to say, whether they would submit to such "
ranny? The response was-NO-NO NEVER
from thousands of stentorian voices. He con-
Guided, by calling upon them rather than SUBJ
nit to these things to strike for their liberties
and sustain to the last our glorious Constitution
He proclaimed that the departed spirits of the
Revolution, of WASHINGTON, ADAMS, JEFFERSON
and PATRICK HENRY, were lowering over the land
reckoning us on and calling upon US to stand
by our no,c free institutions. In the spirit OF the
elder Brutus, as he stood over the body OF the
violated Lucretia, swear that you will never
cease your opposition to tyranny until you shall
have restored the purity of your dishonored
Constitution.
This is but a faint outline of Mr. McDUFFIE's
address, which was listened to without any other
interruption than the frequent applause with
which it was received. Who can read or hear
these things, and yet say,
ss That our fathers minds are dead"
Bait Pat.
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The Annual Feast Of Shells took place some
days ago in Albany. 1t is called a feast ofshe1s,
but we take it for granted that only the con-
tents, or "innards," of the shells are eaten
otherwise the guests must be as badly off as the
lawyers clients, in the Fable. We do not know
the origin of this singular Festival. Probably it
was instituted for the purpose of bidding good
bye, for the season, to oysters and at the same
time welcoming the arrival of Holsters, &c
The refreshments consist exclusively of shell
fish, with (ofcourse) plenty ofstrong waters and
other liquids for them to swim about in, COM
fortably.
Query, whether-if green peas were come at
able at this season of the year-the Committee
of Arrangement would not be disposed to con-
slider them as a species ofshellfsh? This would
be a latitudnarian construction, but considera-
tons ofthe !" general welfare" might Justify it,
as in the case of other plans of g internal i'm
provement bait. Gaz.
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Dunno re- the Governor t]I "
about ID transfer, aud had acf1a] tf aflsfefxed,
part Of the D(blic depQsit rue arsenal a.
M ffof1 fhe}ls |al poslti0 70 a:
British vi III the zIX q Itfts
live of Hanover e. E Unset "a f1e nsad OF a
c6mpan tot Han ma 1iaa rcnea.
towards W lIanlsbure 70 2ontfe "a restoration
of the i1tlzll t<,as 81 s1Q $3ovefnof I'un-
more = ex 70 cQzl Tue ilaaI-
ter with fp@ gal q
the was fiae -, early tnea1re
Of many q those eloquent ana tnflltn orations
OF ilenf supsequ aroused ms country s,
foen, and stimulated them TO the exerSion q al
fi1e'f the esta psnnent q theli lilue
'}3e{1qenc &c ana their nberfy S. s, s.
HANOVER ~ both the elecuons o. me present 'li
"a sustained l'itl ~ s' s. 90
ne eleeuo1 lor aef saie
On keW lays ago. IN ac sluc - ssic
WAS the ola = v "a
a'st' ~ $50. Il G
~ Aic "as s'o s,,,, f
I1eisi( nf'aisei Wy 80 ;t &c lis
one "a s''c ,l'oss - - tIs
who
s,5 : bsan hei;eve cand-
GU ~ puo't H. IT. = = n,,re nj
date 5ol ~ lae e - ,' ~. &c h;rh moral
anu Gold ar
- "a ~, ''rt d thera he d-
poi en- o ara onons
's,l a1e'a 80 Tnr, g s co stand
~, aisu hut thew
The Protest II remained for
u - ~ he.r Sn Na@ro-ot which included two
- 49, - districts ono ana HUNGRY and He'll
. Tnara con oan;al;tv between
az, prsstast yshnh nnced mo
ese iia,llss au bsr
70 leaI ,at GU ialosei ~. ha,,a erot
ahcent " nlg eis 4 So
Inc ulgs 'ouay, ai,u ne ra4t ny
= nss e. IA
enanGs q. ths ao - p -
49, s;, TT - d .ha Rasna az
ien airp Wy 90, ~ t,rf Gov
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ysa's 'as D00'' - ~ ''''a '-''i ~
s'e Tu - go
nc lass ~ uils ao.Ise el,'us nv -
Tier ahecu0te. oeyeiai yeais ~ a'i illll t:.
Iah1 rom Duiichull' II muil,i aiIina gol h
70 henlucky' met hentuck'all, ieaalng ms
1'a'c' o alao .e :. :.