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New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
Registry Oeicea.

The Offices of the Commissioners OF Registry will be
open Tomorrow and Wednesday. he day Of Electios)
from SUNRISE to sunset, at tie following places
w.RD Atlantic Garden. II Broadway, opposite the
Bowling Green.
a-s,cond Ward Hotel = Na.-as street acar
Fulton.
3-ais Fulton. near ore-n ch-strce;
i-Saakspea li.te, N.lari. corner OF Duane
street
5-l27 FranAlia-.trect corner We-t-BrOadway,
under Riley Fifth Ward Hoiel
6-Dunn's sixth Ward Hotel, Il Duane street
near Ceuirc.
i-lOj Henry street. between Pike aud RstEer'.
--Dav,-', ECh,h Ward House, ldei Spring st.,
bet~ccn Tnomp.on and sullivan.
g-JefTe,-on Hall, i3i Hudson, corner OF Charles
Io-Mlitary Hall, 6 Lud!o's street. opposite the
Market.
I,-McNeal'. Union Hou.s 2q- Second-street.
I2-Vandewater's Five iiie House, THIRD Avenue.
l2-Repubcan Hall, 'lj Grand, corner OF Attor-
ney-stre't.
l+-Foarteqn;h Ward Hotel Grand and
EIl.beth-st'e-t,.
l5-con,tlta,ion IIa, $50 Broadway, near Blerek-
street
l6-wnter Rosevct. corner Broadway aud 2l.t
l7-Iermi,ags Hall 3oo Houston street, corner of
Allen
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

"ZY.x'." third article GU tho State Prison Question
,b,ll upsear rs soon We have room.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
[ E1om he Ereninc Posi-. |
TO THE PUBLIC.

EE SCHOOL. EUIs IT0N.- It IJcNIOCTHrIJ JuIl-
dida,es for the Assembly have sent as the follow
ing Card for publication
TO THE PUBLIC
A CAnD-The undersigned, the candidates for
,he Assembly, nominated by the Democratic Repub
lcan party who now in town, land we believe
those who are absent will with theul,l think
sroper 70 declare. III respect to the extraordinary
statements that have been la;e put forth
them, and to proven; msapprehension of their views
uDon the Public School q ueson, that they discoun-
tenancc altogether the scheme and the objects OF the
presen, Governor of this State, from whom, aud ms
chief councillors, they believe all the present, diff
culties have their origin; lhat they are utterly eP
any .ectarian purposes, directly indirectly and
Giscaining all sectarian nominations. they presen,
themselves TO the People only the candidate, OF
the Democratic Republican Party.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

The ARKANSAS TRAcEDY.-Thc last Arkansas
Gazette contain. description of the late outrage
and wholesale murder at Island ca. 1t j, said
that most OF the lynehers were the former us'o-
cates of their unfortunate victims and that the!
combined to murder them and drive them of in or
Ter to get their property. The Gazette publiShe-
the numcS o: the murdcrers and the murdered. II
appear. that since the murder, the ynchers have
driven the women and children from their homes
in Coahoma County, burned their houses, ard sold
heir land, and property "under sham Judgements ~
Judge Lncy, of the Supreme Court Of Arka1sa,
and some Of the most respectable citizens. have
been threatened with death if they attempted 10
bring the IyncAers TO Justice
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

UP Gov Kent of Maine recently nominated
Chief Justice Weston, (Loco,) for reaPPolntment
The Wing council refused TO confirm him No
other romination ha, been made.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
Quarter Day,

= Particular Notice. hose persons having
furniture Of any description 20 ti-po-- Of VINO are
oreaking up housekeeping. v. find reaay sale for .uy
portion or all OF their goods BIZ ,aur- hair address or
calling upon subscriber. Goods 20 sny amount Sur
:sased OF I'm q 2. COTTON. ig7 Chatham street
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

u Patrick McDiyiit, the fourth OF the 90 Swim
getree Club OF Baltimore ruiians who murdered
Mr. Bigham wa, tried on FRIDAY Last and acquitted
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

~ Lhuies iesirlHs OF inertia uing The practicable
ny OF acquiring M accomplishment the grace aui ele-
.4nce OF ~hirh yI-by sS crosse. refinement than
my other val b. highly lise.i n. I'd Broad-
gay and Gear an * pa-atos Of tl beAaiifi u
mfiuns lns' presented :. tn. public and known as
Dawson Pa;snt Guide To hour. are set ,ssrt each
day for that purpose, from , 10 iPM sl
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

DESTRUCTIVE FtRE.-On the morning of the
18th October frs was discovered in the box ma
chine shop of Col. Gutter, nj Saccararpa Maine
1t communicated rapidly to several buildings
among which were the cabinet shop Of Mcssr' B.
s, S Ro,- and lne wheelright shop Of Mr.. a Cut
ter, which were totally consumed.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
HEWITT q BAILEY.
OF I'm 100 gagerx at.l Catn.i ..to,e -. go


% - ~ - "I EtSI VunTitY-Arproya1
oPsa' hstrui" lea hes English aud French Psffau
cry -oap., Brushes &C. for ale hy
l. CODDINGTON, DtuRri.t.,
OH in't NJ H-d.on It, eGrusr Of Sunny
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

Il AntI-Tarin-fn;i-.Su TO
City and Country Merchant, int 'Ilhu-r--HllLEk
SUTTON co offer for .se. &c t.r 1rfrcs most plsn
did of rlen f,irulrc ana p Ribbons per
arrivals. A-o. Bo-nct StuI- together With
uers ortment OF six GJoil-lH Of HhicR, nolsii
standing the !5rig Will be- cold cheap fo- -ash NJ No
Cedar-st. 20 o45 In.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

70 We are requested TO Gull upon Hon. c. C
CAMnRrLrSc and other officers of the Tammany
General Meeting for the Resolutions Of that meet.
ing, especially that one abusing Cos. Seward tor
his course in relation 10 the Schol Funi. which
created such a lively sensation. Why have no
the proceedings of thar meeting been published
The Wing meeting Was held since. We; its doing
and declarations have been two day. before the
public Gentlemen OF Tammany. are you afraid
to efnc your position Must we . ask my your
Committee"
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

u Several Firemen request Us 10 say WORD
to their brethren for their old comrades MoRRI>
FR4SkLIS, n. G. BRApFoKn and JGHS CocgR
Jr. We dos t believe there i. any need Of it
Every Fireman who mas been long in the Depart
ment must KNOW their old associates and breih.
rem and bear testimony to their worth. Firemer
of NewYork has YOU ever three better men or
ticket than FKASKLiS, BRADrogD and CeGEK ?
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

- At Green Bay, where whea, i, selling foi
seventy cent. bushel, -four Is re;ailed al = so
barrel A chance for miller there
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
i American anfi9ni,;.. mad u...,

.s into tn Orisin and History OF the Rrd Rae X,
Aistindsr " Bradford 10 on. yolun,s. .vo Tht. dat
Paoii'aod o. DAYTON sAXTOS VI S...au street
corner Of fatoa vi
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

.i,.fI-.f,p.t.
determination IIail $50 Roadway near Bleeck-
or street
16-Walter Rosevelt'. corner Broadway aud 2l.t
st-oct
lT-IIermitige Hall, 3G0 Houston street, corner Of
Allen.
- tSotli 10 "Ni''N - 20! ~ m ~ ~
'"-" Ocaui- III, ""i =" - "'ln'' H. ~ .' "V" 80
fe1uy 20 p.t-' h'' ne 't j. - NJ o'''
- 30 10 i i.lo" ot'.- nov c1"sl = 1t 70 'uc P
pie to pend money Tor the 'e uo''rams OF the day aud
si'hs' destroy 'Le'' "@'"" 10y h!S- "n u u'cr 'e
''sc1'o |" "'fo'u ~ l'i-h -, 0"'e"' ' .e''
-, oace ~ ItG Nassau ,. got some of She.m.u',
,.rge.,isr ,r,Il .,,,c c,,.,b, b.,,locts. spJ al
neryo,' i.ca.s. orcr and hFt,er than ,nv thing We
,oy Of and ,,.., 49,, ,t 10 st ,,,r.y. cost,,y onI,
c. J;iI,, g.. ,r..l. -, ,,,,,. .,r ,,-j,,,,,, 80
r. - ,.u
,J - Inn - ,,,, ,s,I n, .e,,;.,I ,bn
- " - - ~, ~ -. a. -, - -
% " ~ 49,. -. ~. " - a.
nv C o'neI ts a. "a o,h. "e b,rSS' fa
w, Wv ~ r., - :, ta, s. 80, - l L
-, :. - - =, n, -. .,.l aio.L,r pa
IL. .j p,L,o, 4, ,,,,y,li
'"'
J. Harry cxcrecenoe II not tac Greatest are perhaps
the most common drawbH'Ns to personal appearance
Inc ,nm "1y PSssi, Sran WIZ e. G%I y De-
,moet@Hes. OF yoathi but 4, rse .'irp tons ere Oh,
5. oi ~ a, e -. arc
last Dr Fliy Gon,,,,I,. pa .ire, Snbf,ls, rave been
fourJ holly .fcr il rsn,,vi, &, .uch li,Gpursmen,
Nbsr ,,lIad coI4 - T.. ,.eJ HI, sons IN
a
sith MOI, re with As much rapiiv IN more sati
tory manner a. at les. expense h It. at the same time
II leaves the in soft snd Geiiclia to the touch To up
root the beard cutirey II must be applied warm IL vii
,lso de- ,roy tho mir 1brn ,und a. encro,ch upou the
nrebaaJ and viii rid ono or many t- anrovauce. ~
b, h,na of f,,-e mr. .,,,ro.p o.i sun.,tuous Iorks
f. ,ttIe s,',. ~ -. rotor and riII
80 G,I ,,,b 49, ,, cso ior II,
M ,J ,, II T-,ni,ed Il
,er bottle
10 DE nau III We" otN ~ - - - ,.SGS " 20
tne e9fIer q h'o"u"'S' an. VI " 7''' - " -
Ear nfo''N'' --<..----
= Read the following srCount Of q of fnianlga
,oi, Nic"nas'- @u,,. - 90, 49,. o. l
AV'" "'- l. ~ ''A 1 ,, ~ y
pas' % = - ~ Lt az 20 ,, -, ,, ! ~
I , ~ ~; az u '',' ,,t -
@ ,,,l. eIe Iir,r,ng If ,,e ,,,,nc. q, 6,iley'
Uc,csi pan Fxt~,~for I n,-,b,.ed g, m,u nv If
u.ss, SUN 4 WeIl. kocas.rer AID ., tb,oc ,,r,l.,
go 49,. 80 .I ,, ., - -, III
" 80, -, , ia ~ ~, ' '' a.
anu T', c"r,, 'I, % u. II o.
Ia 81 ~, - 8, r,,Il,.I 49,. - - tre, :,
moe u"eI'Ig uIutf sI'r a'41A' LeiH'Ins that ms
hcu'u'ne "' '''r'T '"'''' 'i no" eiHpi"SeG III MI
"Ia'e, tanner! "Heis FER on, "i'ns To- satisfy them
selves oy personsl inquiry can 90 20 can- On me
janis JET KILLS.
II l. to be A"d only al 81 nIhIIen Lane
Il William Apologize, printer va. on s,tu-dav
led 10 bail BIZ order OF t.e Court Of Common Plea. IN
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

y The New Worll asserts that every body ha, .ker
from that paper the that Cbsrles Dickens i abor
TO v, this csantry and schools Tor giving cred
Begging your pardon reighbor obtained our norms
,i-n from private letter from Mr. d. Lewis Gay lore
Clark Esq Of which h, obliged Is With seru,a- d,
no, pick Us Up TIL We fall
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
q Tammany Hall mas concoc,ed very poor

q Tammany Hall mas concoc,ed very poor
trick in attempting to get up NGtire American
Ticket for the ensuing Election. The object Is
txo fold first, to frighten the Irish back 10 Tam
MAN. By the raw-head- and-bloody-bones OF Native
American-rn; secondly, to elect half the T,nma-
ny candidate. BY mix votes. Lat no Wing be de-
ceived lie; none be fooled into bargais to vote
Tor Loco-Focos Waoevcr does will assuredly be
cheated Friends Of your country beware OF
plots Keep clear. OF pitfalls Vote the Wing
ticket, The whole ticket. and nothing but the
.icket.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

u Our friends in Queens County are fighting
the battle in grea; spirits and have confident hope
OF eIectins their Assembyman. JOHN BEDELL
lhsy ask 10 have JUS; SUCH another Loco-Focu
orator ses' down to them a, the one who latel,
made blasPhcmous and bloody speech a; Hemp
stead, and they will carry tho County without mis-
take.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

NAISE The people OF Maine at tie last Eiec-
lion ysted % col TO s.9es in favor OF continuing
to hold their Elections annually instead Of osce IL
TWO year, sad BY %. 2l7 4gain,; tbs in favor
OF reducing the Representation in the popular
branch o; the Legislature to l5I.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

HEALTH or NV oRAEAS..-The intcrmen;-
reported to the Board for the aO,h ut. %, OF
which 10 were yellow fever cases. The number
of admission. into the Charity Hospital were 10,
II of yellow fever; 10 discharged, OF yellow
fever; died, all of yellow fever-3l9 patients re-
maininr
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01
: .utI-Tarin-tu;i-.ynn,Dua-

A good assortment, of aiater Garmeats eon,taaay 0
hand ole lsiis
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

= SartoS;5. Clonis-. - ca lsrge assortment
Frocks. A-o Cloak Cl3ih-. received and vi us made
up order the Emporium Of Cseap Garments, such
prices Offer Intucemsst- 10 purchasers.
he siye and uish OF garment all be found to
port with any house the tElss.
WI I IEXNINl.S- - RrnaA.nar
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

IL Scw-NorlI sacred u usic Soctety.-Thc
Board Of M,u9srs beg leave TO announce that their d,
pablo peor FOX the sessa VIII take place Oh Tue
dav evening Nos =: az the broadway Tabe'n Gle gpoa
which occasion nj be- produced for the hfst time IL h,
civ |, ethsyen', celebrated
ORATNEIO or TIE MOUNT OF OLIVES.
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

From ne INsIAN IERRIToRY.-SdH'a "a
4 letter from For; William, on the Arkansas, dated
September 2ls,. published in the St. Louis Re-
publican, states tha; the Texan forces had not get
arrived at Santa Re. the last accounts but were
hourly expected. The Governor was making pre-
parations to give them a warm reception, but the
people were inclined to surrender without oPpOsi-
tion. 1t wa. believed that the preparations of
the Governor were more for show than otherwise,
as his individual interests would be promoted by
the success of the Texans.
A fight between the Pawnees and AraPahoes
took place on ,he Arkansas, near For; William, in
August, in which the former lost seyenty-i.S scalPs
New-York tribune., 1841-11-01

II If YOU wish 10 share with comfort,
Chipmau's MAGIC SFROP, Rariaat ted 10 please or the
money returned. 30 to 81 - each. iC2 William
street. nj
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-24

The undersigned having purchased
the Office of the Mississippi Creole, and
being unable from professional engage
ments, TO devote any part Of my attcn-
ton to the publication or editorial depart
ment; have secured the services of
Mr.. NJ. N. PREwErT, under whose sole
superintendent the "Creole" will here
after be conducted.
Mr.. Prewett, .iaying in the brief space
he has been before the public as editor,
made numerous friends, and won the re-
putation Of lively aud spirited writer;
the undersigned rests assured his selec-
ton will not only receive the sanction of
the public generally, but will induce all
who feel an abiding interest in the prosl
perity of our town and county, TO alb
stain from longer Withholding that sup.
port from the ''Creole'' which it merits,
and which such an undertaking should
secure at the hands Of liberal public.
Very respectfully.
C. C.. SHACKLEFORD.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-24
GREAT MEETING.

Loco DictatiOn.-Stifing Discussion
Choking Oh.-Suicide by the same pro-
cess.-Defeat of the Anti-BOndmen.
Monday last the 10Th instant, was the
day appointed for meeting in this place
OF the people generally, to have discus
sion of the bond question by both bond
ers and anti's-and to obtain an express
sion ofpubhc sentiment on this important
subject A number of people had col
lected from the surrounding country, and
the little pettiGoggers of the village
swarmed
The meeting opened with speech
from Major OFT, who declined running
for the Legislature, he having previously
become candidate. He however made
a speech Of some length, in which he in
sisted the Legislature had nothing to do
with the reputation or acknowledgment
fof the bonds, and intimated that even
Gov. McNutt had not the power to say
whether they should be paid or not; but
argued that the matter should be refer.
red to the Judiciary, as he did on pre-
.vious occasion. The balance of his
speech we did not hear.
After the Major quit speaking, it was
moved the meeting be organized. On
motion, DR.. Harrison Jordan was called
to the chair and Judge Love was ap
pointed to oficiate as Vice President
On further motion Mr.. Charles Thomp
son was appointed Secretary for the
meeting.-AI set. Now three or four
boisterous, radical locos, of the sort who
oneyery such occasion grow extremely
uneasy, unless every thing works t,
please them, endeavor to disorganize, i
not by their own speeches, by prevent
ing others from speaking who b,
their noise and seemingly unconquerabl,
propensity to disorder, resemble so man,
wolves, became very impatient. Five
them in the dark would make any un
knowing mau believe they were at lsas
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-24
TO CONTEMPORARIES

Gentlemen; whenever you republish
any of our articles (Which we are graft
fled TO see you do at any time) and Go
not give us credit for them we reques
particularly and respectfully that you
do not charge other papers with them.
Not that we arc afraid ofloosing any re-
putation thereby but it might be injuri-
Gus to that Of other cotemporaries to
have some of our articles saddled upon
them; and the public may in this way
be misled.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-24

We publish today the late correspon-
dence between Messrs. Hope & Co, AMI
our gallon Governor, McNust, that i
may be seen what arguments are used
by the great high prizes, OF State debt re-
pudiaiion; and to show lac discrepancies
which exist in the Governors account Of
the sort Of funds, and amount 10 Be re-
ceived for the State Bonds, and the a.
count OF the Commissioners. who effected
that loan We also publish Al extract
from long article in the Soaikrou. BY
reading which, and comparing With the
Governors letter,and bis known conduct
it viii be discovered this gentleman has
been strangely inconsistent On this ques-
ton We think the publishing some Of
The Governors arguments, furnishes tie
best arguments We could make ia favor
Of the validity Of the bonds. tie says
we have lost SI,084, 1sI 20, b. selling
the bonds on n credit, aud contracting 10
pay pounds sterling, instead Of dollars.
The Commissioners say the boads were
sold for specie, and that more vas made
by the exchange than was required, 10
make the negotiation at par, Is was requir-
cd by the charter Of the Bank. Now, no
person knows who TO believe. The PEG
pie of Mississippi are surely very Tn
fortunate in having employed men 10
transact public business. OF u vitality i'm
portant nature, IN whose soiemnly made
assertions they cannot eOn6de. Il i
true aud very unfortunate for aim thar
it is true, that the Governors character
for veracity Is and has been Tor sonie
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-24
No Iate washington news.

Yesterday morning, the Mail intended
for this place, was accidentally taken on
to Lexington. This deprives US of any
late Washington news. While on this
subject, we would ask, what is the mat
ter with the mails and papers between
this place, Natchez and New Orleans
1t requires from six to eight days to get
paper from Natchez, aud from ten to
fifteen to get one from New Orleans. So
much delay as this is certainly unneces-
sary.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-24

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The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-24

ordert ..Tkat n rgzla se7ra - sp~sk r
ann sucA rnlgar crori-" Tbs tooehst
the pride OF soale pcrsons Pres-ni, BAT
they said nothing Daring the day.
though. notwithstanding this solemn ~
servaiion OF .-old Bzll, = he mais severHi
speeches. 10 which De GO nd heareTs-
His lips could b. seed moving AMI has b.
som heaviug. like Iaborius olcanoe, lus'
about TO send forth lava and fame ~ the
quantity. For the benefit o. those, uAo
do nc, know Ball, obey called BIN Cd
Ball in Tennessee, where he baekslld
from The CampbeIIiie church, an3 &c
are forced 10 circumscribe the circle a
his acquaintance, 50 much IS u Suppose
some of our readers may net know hina.
we viii say ~BalI' j. too much addicted
to staggering and clustering wiih rnore
impudcn-e than - actually Necessary.
and As we before distan,ly snsiaaaiel haI
far less sense, than falls 10 the .-coamsa
run" lie IS harmless simPieton, the
greatest objection 20 whoul, IS thar b
has a vanity. which Is continually uhis-
pering 70 him that he IS usenstrous sEnzEf-
- the conclusion Of Col Garr-t's
speech, the resolutions are sgaia press
ed and a scene Of c0alussoa and dlsor-
der ensues, much Ike thai one woalJ
suppose 70 attend the robbing n Tssa o. =
negro in Churchman'S. The two or three
ultra rcd hot loco foco. radscal. McNuit-
power men think the resolutsous wili
pass easily, and they enlorce thesa with
more than ordinary vigour- Aecorting
TO strict count kept twensy- sevea Hs-u-
and negro boy were speaking Il enc
and the same time Another Babel wls
ihere-the President loses al coairol-
and IS about to be suPplaaiej, in hisPlace.
when 50 c man moves thar be. .ihe
President n.oderafs as Bat the Pres
can't moderate "a, and al attempts %
restore order, are useless Sasac a-o
for discussion, sons f5r the rcs1'a,scas
a general bus.ls spread tlsss-sszt ss-
shron-,
Which seem'd 20 hsla FL ssas q sessss--
tisn---
One half are hallooins -orleFl- Ihs bal
lance, are making no,ions. aa4 sf1er IA
ny futile attempts. IT Is agreed the t~o
parties, those IN favor OF AMI against thc
payment Of the bonds take sePerste ssles
Of the room, sherc
'sThe tumait grew, a. uHlvezsaI resss
Convuls-d the skies-~
The auti-bonj men aurtnp; - srray
their forces. Its -Coule DER @Go
it Toni .'d-n the b0nds. lets roll. =
"Ohl come along, fellows. sad oac %
the would be leaders. IA the uiosl aaleiul
and beseeching tcue isuas;nab.s. Lets
not pay ths b1aIs:~ ~O-fsr,~ s7aealS
some man away Ia the coFa-s bus tae
>lodtS tticANlt>-- AAA4AtH1- @t@s+2-Av -
for paying the boadsr' The bad nsa
array their forces-l The oPPosi,e parsv ar
ray theirs, with bl'Ei,tle order. b1s sal.
enough to obtain the sense Of the asee,-
ing on the subject The resolaisoaS are
d-mned by u vote OF about 60 or 80, 20
about 20 or so VIA, disaPPosnsmen.,
what modification for The -bonders-
A part Of the proceedings. an the COZ
duct of some individuals were truly far
cicaI, aud we would Be glad 10 SEC an I'M
proyement IN future ATtersome two c.
three fruitIess efforts Al speech making
the meeting adjourned Til The 6rss Moa-
day in August.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1841-07-24

We were a ezy e. tas sino~ Aae1el =
N5-ksllrg Scnaa-l 81 thr-ssh ASA "a
frsend. wAo diTeclea oar as.~ataoa - /.
letter froaa tAls cauasy - he e.kssr q
shat paper. ssg.e3 --Ba-k sac.3zua.a.~ =
which thcrs are ssne passages - = ~
~ rldica,ous uz,arc~ AIT sease tat -
feel eoaEleas ar gafrae- The Shar-
acser O. The ahiss - tkss cc4zts = ~
Pugned- They ara dePEsv~d ~ sAlsccr-
resPoa3ses sftAas sell FssPsSs. h1aessx
and hoaor vhs~h EAey - oe@2se ~
the great BODY e gAs tzs-rsS.a Peoass
are known 10 possess The 6s-ossag rss-
sage Appears IN .as aeEssr. Yea kzsw
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