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LATEST FROM MExlco.-By the schr Rollo, Capt.
Baxter, which left Tnmpico the 29h ult., we have
udvccs, con(irmnory of those previously received.
Gen. Mexia was n, Tanpico on the Oath ultmo, after
completing great victory at ruspan, the Central
ists and was waiting the arrival Of Gen. Urea, who
was expected hourly at Tam ,co to concert
for future action. Gen. Bustamente was ut Zula, dis
tant $50 miles from Tanpico. with the Government
Troops. Every thing turning out in favor of the
Federaliss-the army were in good spirits.
The difference with France has been settled suits
factorly.
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CETEsrE.-lhc fascinating Celeste. whose witchcry
cast such spell over our city, has left to fulfil a
short eng ,gement in Mobile, when she returns she may
play lew MI his Of the Theatres, prior to he,
departure up the river
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TIIE TRUE AMERIC
FAITHFUL AND BOLD,
"; w OR l. r. A MS:
MONDAY APRIL s, 1889.

0 Should any of our Subscribers receive his paper
late irreguarv, he would confer favor by leaving
his nar e and address ut the office.
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Camp 81. Theatre.
Last Night ofMe Season
BENEFIT OF MR.. G. BARRETT q

THE MANAGER
70 Begs leave to return his warmest thanks to his
friends and the public for the very cordial support re-
ceived their hands, during long and ardHous season.
We feels gratie that his efforts to maintain that order
and deccrun, essential to well regulated theatre
Orleans. Animated bv the experience Of the past he
the patrons Of the drama that no pains VIII pe
spared to make the ensuing campaign onc which, nc
hopes, will prove deserving of their appreciation anu
support. In taking leave of the community which has
received him so kindly, Though strange he cannot do
better than to propose the occasion
Of closing the the Theatre.
AND OF THIS LAST RENEFlI,
THIS EVENING, APRIL 6, 1889,
Will be presented the Comedy of
THE RI Walls.
A Trim 10 Bath.
With the following powerful Cast.
Sir Anthony, Mr. Farren
| Rob Acres. J S Browne
i Faulklnnd, Barton
David, Holland
Who have kindly volunteered their aid
Cant Absolute, Mr. G Barrett
Sir lucus O'Trggcr, Greene
Mrs Malaprop Johnson
(As plnyedby him with decided success at the Ire.
| mont Theatre, Boston.)
Lydia Lunguish, Mrs Barrett
Julia, Greene
| After which
A Sketch from Massinger's classical play of the
ROMAN ACTOR,
| THE
| Vinlic-ton of :hc Stage.
Paris, the Roman Actor, Mr. BartOl
Mr. johnson for the first time in New Orleans, will sim
in imitation of Mrs Wood the celebrated song of
l "ShOud lie Jphrnid"
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fJ@Tho new Council of the S 'cond Municipality,
will assemble at the Hall this evening, for the purpose
reorganization, at 5 o'clock.
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assistance they may deem advisable TO effect the OBJ
ect These committees are, for tla first Municipality,
Messrs D. Augustin. II. Davis, AMI Duflho-f the
I'd Municipality, Messrs. G. Woodruff, J. Berry,. G. A.
Wasgnman and W. Christy; end for the 81 Municipal
ity, Messrs J. II. Caldwell, NJ. IL. Hoffman, aud w.
F. c. Dupessis.
These gentlemen authorised to receive subscrp.
tons for stock among the citizens, to any number Of the
shares transferred and not subscribed Tor Again
say, do not permit this great work to be delayed,
when amount, which, when divided among many, will
be rendered rng, preventit it. There is no cit
zen Of New Orleans who has an interest in its
speedy completion. and none who is interested bu, can
easily spare the amount necessary from his common
fund. Consider that "every little helps, and no sub
sorption however small but will be thankfully rcceiv-
ed, and will contribute the general means ofcarrying
on the work. New Orleans owes it to herself to be &C.
tive We expect the mercantile interest to take lively
part in promoting the Let it be that all the
obstacles which have been thrown the way, cannot
retarl its advancement, break down the energies of
intelligent, enterprisng and liberal community.
! Remember the fund. invested and expended on the
road abstactud from the city. They speedily
find their way hack again, and return TO their ma
ural channel We cannot doubt the result Of the
present proposition and those who tukc stock may feel
assured that the Legislature will to their relief
and place the speedy completion of the Rad beyond all
speculation.
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$40 REWARD.
A BSENTED herself last evening, the slave Girl
IA MARY JANE, about 20 years of age, and re-
markablv white for slave, but when spoken to has III.
accent of negress. II Is supposed she has been en-
ticcd away ky some white person. The above rrwpr1
will he paid for her apprehension, on application to
as II W COLLERTON.
IlROGANS Il BObrS-3OO cases, COMPRISING an
ID extensive assortment of mems and bows kin om,i
russell brugaIls mems calf ana kip boots ladies' mis-;
ses, and clildrens pumps, Shoes slippers and LurkIc
tics, fer sale by | BRIDGE e. Co,
ao 134 Magazine st.
Drawing Of the Louisiana Lottery Class II.
So 81 - 10 Al II 80 81 Is Z 81
TO MORROW
$40 000 y! CAPITAL Pre-.
1000 Dollars
10 Prises nf$l,000 i, 100000!
Tickets only 50 SO.
rs Numbers-l2 Drawn Ballots
l. O u | S A Ma LOTTER
Authorized hv Act of LEGISLATURE Chapter XLIIl,
assed Mach %, 1928 Css L. for 1899 To lie drawn nm
Tuesday, April .. 1888, ut 6 o'clock p. Al. ~, the
Exchange Hotel, st. Charles st.
d. ). GREGORY En-. Successors to YATES
& McINTYRE. Managers.
RICH SCHEME.
3o;'l6 Prizes, amounting to Sl36936
Tickets $r50-Halves ~ 25-Qnarters 500
Packages of 70 tickets Er S65, warranted to draw
at least $50. Shares in proportion.
For Packages sinelc Tickets. apnlv at
go. lie Man ~, rs Oili.",
aMllo ID Caial sufct, next to Culnlst.
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4 VTNDRE-Vingt negrcs, NOMINEES ct femmes, a
IN bon marche pour dc l'argent OIL dc papieEq ron
peut metre lescomptc.
S'adIresscr a la rue St Joseph. No. 1917.
m27 b . r TERRELL
INEA1ilttS--By ship Auburn mn elegant
Il of different colored plumes, received and for
sale by GOSSIP & Co, Exchange hntel,
Er05 Sff,hnrles at
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PORT OF NEW ORLEANS.
CLEARANCES,

April 6, 1880.
Ship Oumfrieshire Gowan, from Liverpool, w Haynes
Ship Ellen Brooks, Lindsay, for Liverpool
A & Dennstoun
Ship Adirondack, Hackstaff, for Liverpool,
Peter Laidlaw
Shin Sarah 4 Caroline, Clarke, for Boston Master
Ship Columl'ana. Barker for Boston, IA Merrett
Ship Orleans, Sears. for New York, Cohen
karqae Gazee. Eldridge far New York, Denegre
Barque Due DOrieaus, Hoodess. for New York.
Levi Gale
Brig Caroline + Mary, Cole, for New York,
Brig Palmer, Marshman. for N York, JDcnegre
Brig LincoIn, Grant for N York, s & J P Whitney
brig Eagle Martin, for Rilbac J w Zackarie
Brig Aldrich, Norgrave, for Philadelphia
e. Whitney
Brig Theresa Louisa, Ca rdonett, for Vera Cruz,
Gueriu & Pouerne
Nvlg Smith6e1d Andros for Providence Master
Brig Alicarnasso, GivnrCh for Gbralter,
W.T. vigers 4
Brig Two Friends Durkec, for Port Prago
J Roberts & co
schr Anna Maria, Pine, for Campeachy,
NV Zackarie & CO
Sehr Andromeda. knight, for Newburypor,.
FM Weld & CO
Schr Pallas Hsskiil. for Apa' achico Ia, Master
Schr Ursula, Davis, for Maauzas, Colt 4 co
Schr ~ Woo ford, Allen, for Apaarhicola, Master
eloop Aid. Fibtook for TAMPA Bay, s & JP Whitney
steamer Merelian, Pnynter. Mobile, Master
Steamer WIN French Reid, for Louisville. Master
ARRIVALS.
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Drawing of the Grand State Lottery Glass 81
aga 70 43i3 80 60 70 aG 256ll.
THIS DAY.
Capital Prize, Sl5,OOO! Tickets only 81 90
GRAND STATE LOTTERY.
TLASS No. %. Authorised by the Legislature Of
~ the State. To be drawn April g. 1889, at 6oclock
p. NJ. at Bishops Hotel.
S DAVIS g. CO. Managers.
IS Drawn n,lmbers-l2 Drawn Ballots.
Sp'endid Scheme.
1884 Prizcs amounting to slo2,433
Tickets O0-llavcs 0O-Quartcrs 81
Packages Of 2 Tickets for 800 90 warranted to draw
at least Sl3, Packages of u Half Tickets $50 90,
warranted to draw least S24 90. Packages of %
Quarter Tickets $25 90 warranted to draw at least
$l2 90.
For packages of single tickets, apply at the
MANAGERS OFFICE,
lG Charres ST. and the of st Louis and Char
res sts.e az
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FOR NEW YORK.

Holmes Line OF Packets.
To sniiOn Me I2th inst.
Fl The new elegant and very fast sailing
,llSYM packet ship PAN1iiEA, Ashley. master,
.zE. having part Of her cargo engaged and going
TN board will sail as above. For freight passage,
having superior ncconm da,ions apply to the captain
on board tiers below the Vegetable Market or to
apis A COHEN, N" 80 Common st
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1NDR SAiE--Twenty likely, accllmaied negroes
IL men and women, on good terms for cash or good
paper that be negotiated.
Apply at 1893 st. Joseph street.
m27 TERRELL.
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SrILL. LATER FROM ENGLAND.-By another arrival
that of the Sheffield, we have English dates four dnys
later, Liverpool to the I'd and London to the si March,
The Parliamentary proceedings interesting.
Sergeant raCourd's COPYRIGHT bill Ind passed to its
second reading in the House ef Commons. The exc
cuon of political prisoners in Cunnda. has been severe
" adimadvcrcd upon. We have than
pressed the belief that these executions against the
sentiment of the pc 'pr of England.
Lord Ebrngtom, Of the Earl OF Fornsrur, has
been raised the pccragr with the title Of Baron For
~1cscuc, and appointed ord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Information had been received at Cons,aniinope,
from Persia TINT the Shah DESTROYS Of rcconciia-
ton with England and had agreed 10 the insisted
on by Mr. Mcneil. Dispatches had been sent off by
lord Ponsonby with this intelligence, to AXE Mr.
| Mcneil who was returning TO England through Geor-
| gin.
The shooting of nearly dozen distinguished Carlis,
leaders bv Don Carlos and his mnion Muroto, Es
tcla is confirmed in all its revolving details.
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New Orleans 9th April, 1889.
A T A Meeting of the board of Directors held this
~. Day, the following Resolution was unanimously
Resolved, that all notes under renewal in the Bank
may be renewed until the first day Of December next,
on the payment ola curtament of Twenty per cent,
and the usual discount. The board of Directors re-
serving the right to require additional security in all
as w. K j PALFK'Ey, Cashier.
WHITE LEAD &c.-unon Company white lead
w. linseed oil &c, now landing from ships CASTOR
and Republican, 500 kegs Union Company white lead
patent also in store 600 kegs Lewis Philadelphia white
lead, 1000 gallons Linseed oil Of superior quality, in
JARVIS e. ANDREWS,
a8 corner Common & Tchonpiloulas st
M X. BUCKtNGHAM'S Lectures on Palestine vii
~! be resumed to morrow evening, in the Presby
terrain Church. opposite Lafayette squire,
at half pnst 7 O'Clock exactly.
Iickets-Adults 81. Minors 50 cts. Pupils 25c's
TO be had OF Levy corner Of Bicnvillc and thartre
sts-ofJ Beatlie 81 Camp st, and at the door. a8
)EpFEit-4' 10 hugs Weavery sumutra pepper, ii
na SHALL l. BROWN 90 Magazine ST
<PEkM CANDLEs-iOO boxes various brands, il
na SHALL i BROWN, 90 Magazine st
I OAF sUGAR-variOus qualities in store, and 70
II sally by SHALL & BROWN,
96 ;nga"ne street, Ageas to Lefys,te s"gal refinery
NTAkNi~ tlEs--Fhe Subscriber, ha. ua Inu Iy vsta
! b~led u vanish u.lul,t6ctors in >a,g Drlcom~
ready I" suppl the painters md the PM he u Erncm
ty WhNIcsut' retail, Iii. prices lnUtrrgla an
tie Irny OF his products superior !ohny broHcI
I 10 tbs place. The gentleman employed supct,nte,,
shc mnnufac'orr has s'non nj the head Of cs,eray
establishment of this KIND IN E0pn. Those dispose
to call nj the OF Natchez and ict"uptoulas ST.
shall be presented with fair sample Of any varns
they may wish to try. Amongst the vurnishes are Il,
coach No. ], warranted not to change even in boilin
water. The black varnish for stores and steam 10,
chnlnies. The transparent varnish without SMELL &,
&c. a8 II BONNABEI,
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FOR NEW YORK.
To SAL on The ninth.
II The Packet ship NORMANDlE, Capt.
>EFfM Tyson wants 900 bales cotton to complete
.E her cargo for freight of which or passage, APP
plyto s e. p WHITNEY,
a3 % Camp ST
Gj@fhe brig Empress far Baltimore is now discharg-
ing opposite Post No II. ID Municipality Consignces
particularly requested to attend to the receipt Of
their goods on the Levee.
aG LII GALE, % Common at
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GREAT ATTRACTION!

A3 Orleans Street, opposite the Theatre.
lHR GIlLEit respectfully informs Inc public that
w the celebrated
statue Of CLEOPA TRi, Queen Of Egypt,
Which has been exhibited in most Of the prime pal
cities of tho Union, the lively admir- alton of many
hcing exhibited for short time only, from O'Clock
A VI, to o'clock, = NJ.
u Adm,,ance, so cents; Season tickets, 81.
fab
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LAW BOOKS.
DOTHiER on Obligations; Stephens on Pleading
l. Oliver on Conveyunces; rocr on Executions
Cow on Partnerships; Fonblnnquc on Equity
Chnnccys Marriage flights; Gould's Pleading
A new supply of the above, this day received, by
april , ALEX TOWAR, 40 Camp 81
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STEAM BOAT BILLS.

OWNERS, AGENTS, or CAPTAINS ofSTEAM
" BOATS can hare their Bills struck If, in ONE
or more Colored Inks on Plain or CoIored Paper NTH
despatch, and on EacoraWe Terms, by learing their
| ORDERS atTRUE AMERICAN OFFICE, corner Of
! Poydras and ST. Charles streets.
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r OGWOOD-3o tons Campeachy Logweod. fsnl-
i 4 ing from brig Asia, for sale by
mar 3 Il WHITNEY, 13Cam
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THE MARKETS.

Steamer rliauI ed down from miles above the Con
vent the steamer A,e"ian she having broke her cynde
head way up.
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Steam Engine vIanufactOry.

g. TEAM ENGINE AND MILL BCILDING.-The
~ subscribers. having become associated with Engine
House Ciacinnali. Oaio. readiness furnish
der, all times, STEAM ENGINES of every description
and CAST Mills; oint companies persons wisha,
70 avail themselves OF the benefits of eIher Grist Saw
Mills by contributions oiaerwss. would do Well call
or communicate ,heIs lsacs II the pEoprietors They will
undertake the erection and management. AMI Will become
joint Stockholders with responsible companies persons
Also, all orders for Turning Of Iron repairing and erection
of additional Machinery tch complete Of ri.t and
Saw Min IRONS, Steam Mil BOILERS; BLACK
SMITHlNtf. 81. &c.
They also viii erect, at short notice, L.3TI MACHINES
Of superior quality, capable of cutting
In order ob,a general
tsfac;ion, call CREAGER 4 SOON DEN,
DUBLIN, Wayne Co, Ind.
y. b. All letters relative abov- business,
paid and directed CAMBKIDG Cry, Wayne Co, la
March OH, 1899 Oily
f5- The Fl. Wayne Sentinel, Lognnspor, Teegrs PHI.
indianapolis journal, and hnhtstown Sun, viii publish
/ the above thfes weeks and charge ihIs oflcs-
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CUMBERLAND ROAD.

The bull making appropriations for the coniinu-
alton OF the Cumberland Road, after passing the
Senate, failed in the House of Representatives.
Notwithstanding the strenuous exertions of lis
friends to procure for il hearing a least On
Sunday night, Mr. Rariden got a motion before
the House TO go into committee of the whole Oh
that bill; but his motion was nega,ived by yeas
and nays as follows:
YEAS-Messrs Adams, Alexander. Herman
Allen, John w. Allen, Aycrigg, Bond, Borden.
Briggs, Buchanan, Carter, Casey, Chambers,
Clark Cranston, Gushing, Darlington. Davies,
Dennis, Dunn, Evans, Everett, Ewing, Fillmore,
Fry, Rice Garland, Goode, William Graham
Grennell, Hall, Harlan, Harper, Hastings Halves.
Herrod, Hoffman, VIM. H. Hunter, Henry John
son, VIM. c. johnson, Kennedy. LeaIbetter
/ Lincoln, Logan, Marvin, Samson Mason Nav
/ McKennan, Menefee, Mercer, Mllligan, Miller
Morgan, Naylor, Noyes, Ogie, Pearce, Peck
Pope, Potts, Pullman, Rarden, Reed Rdgway
Robinson, Russell, Sibley, Sou ihgate, SweariDgen
Tinghast, Turney,, Webster, Albert S White
John White, c.. Il. Williams, Yell--73.
! NAYS.--Messrs. Anderson, Anterior, Beatty
Bell, Bicknell, Birdsali, Cambreeng, - llliam b
Campbell, John Campbell. Chapman, Cheathan
Coles, Crabb, Cushman, Dawson, Davee. Deberry
DeGiraff, Dromgooe, Emore, Isaac Fletcher, Ga
lup, James Garland, Graves, Griffin, Han,nonC
Hawkins, X. Nj. L. Hunter, T. B. Jackson Jabe
Jackson, n. Jones,J. w. Jones, keim, Kembl,
9 Lewis LOOMS, Lyon. Mallory,J. NJ. Mason. Ma
q tin, Maurv. Mckay, Robert KcCleilan, Abrams
Mcclellan, Mcclure, Montgomery, Samuel v
: Morris, Murray. Noble, Palmer, Parker Paynte
! Petrikin, Pickins, Plummer. J. H. Prentiss, Re
|, cher, Ilves. Robertson, Sawyer, Augustine
! Sheppard. Charles Sheppard, Shields Spence
h Stanley, Stone. Siratton. fuliafcrro, Tayior, I
tus. Toncey, Towns. l.. Williams, $ Williams.
II w. Williams, Wise, Word-77.
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growth OF improvemenssnos only in Greeneld,bu in
oner the People abroad hear high
tale of the abundance, and ceapness, and of
every thing in The and in droves
peciihg that the earth viii produce withou, plant
ing The seed thai tr grow by sides of
OF milk and honey They expect The industrious par,
community 10 only give them fat of the
land bur TO put their them, then
tcag their ja,cs If they would go work. homes,
men, spend less OF their time in doggeEie they would
hos only have no cause complain of scarcity,
PoFenen, Of kind would progress wilder
ness would be made blossom the rose. chcerfaes
ami prosperity would oveshadoe land, peonie
would De happy. As il is who disposed GO
WITH Improvements deferred the scarctv and high
price OF labor tof II drones will work they
get as much for il pay much labor
In any other country In ton with will
breach theory subjec, high and high
prices IL almos, universally allowed
Improvements the high prices in the vest
oui beeEe these same h sh prices may reasonably
De attributed 10 la=ss And wou ID 90 prove IT,
but L am at the end of my sheet Yours truly.
PEREGRINE.
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PUBLIC MEETING.

The public, one and all, who can make it con-
ven'en', are respectfully requested to NEE,
IN Richmond, to-day, SATURDAY, March,
loth,) at one O'Clock P. NJ, when JAMES RAR-
iotN, our late Representative in Congress,
VIII address those OF his constituents who may
thus assemble on the different measures which
received the attention of the late Congress
ms course is pursued at the solicitation of the
friends of Mr. Rariden. and his desire to render a
faithful account of his Stewardship. 1t is hoped
that the members of both parties will be pres
cnt.
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INDIANAPOLIS, March s, 1899.
Editors PuLladi,l1l :

Editors Palladium
1t may not be unnteresting to you to have
SKETCH imperfect tho il be, of the rambes and OBJ
your humble from your place this
Not expect any thing that thousands of others
have seen, tina, have presented them
selves N aly extraordinary light; but every
body write mis- observations that others may have the
benefit OF
The night leaving your place, stayed in
village Lewisve This village situated very eligbIy
side of Flatrock, Henry county. the Ma
road, % miles of Richmond. particular
ly struck with the appearance of remarkable fertility
the soil of this vicinity. The country yet very aer
backwoodsmen say, l little doubt that the
neighoorhood of Lewisvie contains good soil can
be found where in old Wayne, and that is high praise
you know They only lack water power, be elgiby
situa ted any people in the The itself
rolling, dry ground, the gavely and good,
the wells afford good can found in the
State.
Leaving Lewsville next remarkable town is o. ien
This is small village and had better been made
The ground which occupies would be very
farm. bat 1t worth much encountered is
with all the houses Raysyle and hnights,own sit
u7ted either side of Blue River As through
they were selling out additional loi unite the
They had better improve the lot, LAYING
This thing of laying the whole country town
IS great error in the opinion of your humble
I
were laid out than needed improvement villages
would be built compact and convenient, and wouo
be much and profitable. We see com
mons around all our towns in the western country, which
only det,aess from their very unpo
able hngh's'own, though, situated in good
surrounded with abundance and will
day, undoubtedly, make considerable of q place
/ A, Greenfield lay the night This place j. th
seat OF justice for Hancock county. l. situated
i by
looking the situation Of place. together with ,h
circumstances surrounding. would imagine he III
elements of prosperity and improvement strongly Developed
as the phrenologsts Yet the appears .
improving rapidly kept my eve about in order
possible, discover cause, and believe that
lucky enough to attain object. heard ctzen.in
versation tia, he had been there four yesr
that time had dons four work. He appeared
be poor man. and cusng the country because he
thai person wanted buy any thing he could get
without the cash. and if ne mad cash give
would before ne could borrow poor
placs the world poor man. and he intended
leave Nov ,hsre the r.. .l.,