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OBITUARY.


A MOST DISTRESSING CALAMITY.
Died, in this county BY drowning on Friday,
the 18th instant, JOHN Med. REID, in the
18th year Of his aga and his youngest brother,
WI VI. REID, in the 10th year Of his age,
sons Of Mr. Jonathan Reid of Steel Creek.
This very affective calamity took place under
the following circumstances John has been pur-
suing course Of classical. education at New Pro
vidcnce Academy under the direction Of the Rev
Cyrus Johnston for the last two years. Ills bro
ther William came down to Providence on Thurs
day the 10th instant, with a horse for John to re-
turn home during tile recess at Christmas. But
the incessant rains on that evening, and other
circumstances, prevented their return on that
day. On the morning Of the 18th, they set out
from Providence for home, "thetr sweet home,"
and contrary to their uniform practice OF going by
the bridges when the creeks were flush, end con-
trary to express determination made that morn
ing Of going By the way of tho bridges, they vt
tempted crossing M'Alpin's creek at Mrs. Boyce's
ford. But the attempt proved fatal to both The
particulars connected with their distressing aud
uatimely end, cannot be stated as no human be.
ing was then in view. Tho presumption is, that
John had crossed in safety, but seeing his Young
or brother in the attempt TO cross, becoming en-
dangered, John, who could swim well, rushed III
again TO his assistance; and thus both were lost.
Some hours had passed away. when an alarm was
excited in the neighborhood by discovery of the
horses on which they rode. Diligent search was
made for their hodias-and on the 18th, about n4
hours after the fatal catastrophe that of John was
raised from the channel Of the creek, some 800
or 400 yards below the ford. Most diligent search
was kept up, but the body Of William was not
found until the goth.
Thus, BY mysterious providence, the hearts
OF parents are made to bleed at every pore: and
society at one dash becomes deprived of two most
Interesting youths
John was prepared for college, which he was
expected by his fond parents to enter next Spring,
During his stay at Providence Academy of two
years, his teacher found him uniformly respect
full, studious and attentive aud in point of NOR
ais he stood so high that he was above suspicion.
His brother, equally upright in his department,
and thought TO be even more talehted, expected
to become a member of the Academy on the LIST
of January next.
But they arc both gone. How the hearts OF
their parents would wiring with anguish and grief
on hearing tho sad tidiags! How solemn tha
warning given to all by their departure Through
this providence as we'll as by his word, God isl
saving to all the youth Of the land, Be We also
ready, for in such an hour as ye think not, the
Son Of Man cometh."
1.-THE voice Of this alarming scene.
Let every neart obey
Nor be the heavenly warning vain,
Which calls to watch aud pray"
Communicated
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Probably no Member of either House
of Congress has come on 10 attend the
present Session who has been welcomed
with more sincere satisfaction than the
Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, of Alabama, whose
presence in the House OF Representatives
Yesterday was conclusive and welcome
reluia,ion of the report of his death, which
originated in Georgia paper week OF
two ago, and became the subject Of much
general regret. We dis.rusted the rumor
from the first, because of the indirectness
Of the channel through which it was re-
ceived, and therefore gave no currency to
it. 1t was very generally credited, how
ever, both here and elsewhere, until with
in day or two doubts had been cast upon
it.-Nat. In.
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YET ANoTnER SLAVE CAsE.

Two coiored seamcn aud colored boy
were brought before Judge Wilde, at Bos.
ION, on Saturday the 18th uIumo, upon
kabeas corpus. The vessel to which they
belong is owned in Newbern, il this State,
and the two seanen are slaves 10 the own
or. On examination they said they had
wives and children 10 Newbern, and would
rather 90 back slaves than remain freemeu
at the North. The boy was proved to be
an apprentice to the master of The vessel
of course not slave. All three were
discharged, and the writ dismissed. Ii
was sued out by David. Rugsles, colored
man OF New Bedford, where the vessel ar
riyed.-Ral. Reg.
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on our armour, and do gallant battle iol
our suffering country"
THE WING CONVENTION


THE WING CONVENTION.
1t seems now TO be understood as mat.
ter settled, that the Wings Of North Car
olina will hold Convention in this City,
some time in April or May next, TO nomi-
nate Candidate for Governor, and adopt
such other measures as may serve TO stir
up their friends throughout the State, and
iniuse into the Wing ranks something Of
its former activity and zeal. II is of the
very highest importance, that every Coun-
~ IN North Carolina should be represent
ed in this body. There is tine enough TO
effect this result, if the Wings begin at
once TO do their duty and begin, we must,
II We intend to save the OLD NORTH from
the degradation which has oyertaken her
weaker sisters. Now, or never, the plan
Of the battle is to b. arranged. Why so
supine Why cast down, while the enc
my are on the alert Remember the
days Of darkness, when scarcely ray Of
hope Illuminated our path. Aud yet, we
rallied then. In the face of overwhelming
odds, we buckled on our armor, aud did
gallant battle for our suffering country
And, in due time, we were gloriously re-
warded. But because things have not
gone on exactly 10 suit us--5ecause we
have been disappointed in oar just expccta-
tons, We are disposed to hold back and nc.
sIect our duty. Is this right Is il man
~ =! Is it patriotic Say, we have been
betrayed Is this any reason, why we
should betray ourselves, and forego The
advantages OF our position We do not
struggle for John Tyler, or against him.
We battle for the right-tor truth, for
justice, for ourselves, for our country
Let not the misdeeds of faithless Agent
deter Us from our duty the path is plaiu,
and It we lose sight of it, we are false to
principle and false to ourselves. Our
CAUSE is still the same. Desplse the trait.
or if We viii, but let us not seem to love
tue treason by playing into the hands of
our adversary. Prepare then for ACTION.
Let every Wing do his duty, and soon
will the spasulodtc exultation of the Loco
Focos be turned into lamentations that will
excite pity 10 the bcs,m Of every humane
Wing
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mer. @. Davis, Wise, Roosevelt, Profit, Mckay,

mer. @. Davis, Wise, Roosevelt, Profit, Mckay,
and WIN. w. Irwin.
Select Committee on The APporsionmsnt Of Re-
pfessatatipes-M essrs. Everett, Childs, Caruth-
ers, Summers, Pearce. John T. Stuart, Hidlack,
Cross, and Weller.
Select Comtaittee on the SnitLsonian Bequest.
-Messrs. J. @. Adams, IIabersham, Truman,
Smith, Underwood, Benz. Randall Charles j.
lngersoll, Hunter, Houston, and Bovine.
Select Committee on the National F0aaGrg.-
Messrs. Vim. e. Johnson, Samson. Mason, King,
RANDOLPH, Mallory, liant, ksim, Parmenter, and
Cave Johnson.
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- The following from the Register,
we commend to every Wing. "Remem,
Der the days of darkness, when scarcely n
ray of hope Illuminated our path. And
vet we rallied them" Yes and we will
rally aow. The Wings in this portion of
the State, are as animated and determined
as they were when victory perched up
ON their banner. Again eve will buckle
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a SIGN.

Mr.. Atkinson, in the Senate few days
since, offered resolution for the appoint,
ment Of Committee to make some gene :
raj investigation into the Banks. Mr.. LIZ
ons moved TO amend, by requiring the
Committee TO designate some day, when
the Banks should resume. This amend.
nant was voted down by the Locos R.
Wig.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,

ANsoN COUNTY,.
Superior Court of Lar aud Equity, Sep.
TENDER Term, ls4I.
Elijah NJ. Siblcy
is. Original Bill.
Thomas Hart. \
Mt appearing to the satisfaction of the Court,
a that Thomas Hart is not an inhabiians of this
State II is therefore Ordered, that publication be
made for six successive weeks in the Charlotte
Journal, newspaper published in the Town Of
Charlotts, Mccblonburg county, for said Defsn-
dant to be and appear before the Honorable, the
Judge Of our next Court of Equity, to be held for
the county OF Arson, at the Court House in Wades.
borough on the second Monday in March next,
then and there to plead, answer or demur to Com.
plainants Bill, otherwise Judgment pro contesso
will be entered up and the cause set for hearing
tx parte ss to him.
Witness, VIM. 4. Troy, Clerk and Master Of
said Court, at Office in Wadesborough, the second
Monday in September, A. d. lS4l, and in tho
Goth year of American Independence,
WIN. L. TROY, c. NE
Printers fee s5s. rs
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MARRIED.

In this county, on the 9Th instant, by the Rev.
Jno. Caldwell, Mr. CHARLES I. MEANS to
Miss SUSAN S, daughter OF the late Alexan-
der Robinson
In Lafayetto. Ga, lately, Mr.. CHARLES G.
NAPIER TO Miss CORNELIA D., daughter
of the late Hugh Mcdowell of tins county.
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CHARLOTTE
FEMALE, ACADEMY.

FKNHE Second Quarter of this institution will
q open on the 18th instant. Parents and
Gu-ldans who propose patroDising it, are repect-
fully requested 10 enter their pupils early taf.
ter the above date as may suit their convenience.
S. D. NYE HUTCHINSON, Principal
r. B. Tuition will be charged only from the
date Of the scholars entrance but no deduction
vii, bs made for absence (after entrance) except
il cases Of protracte4 indisposltion.
Charlotte, Dec. %, lS4l. It's
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The Chinese language has nearly 40
600 characters or letters. The Chinese
are eminent for agriculture and once every
year The Emperor ploughs piece Of land
himself in presence of his people.
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The Washington correspondent Of the
United States Gazette, gives it as cur
rent rnmor, that disagreement has taken
place between the President and portion
OF his cabinet relative 10 the measures 10
be proposed TO Congress, in consequence
Of which Mr.. Webster, and perhaps anoth-
or of the heads Of department, were about
10 resign.
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NOTICE.
STATE or NORTH CAROLINA,

MEcKIENBURG COUNTY.
Court Of Equity, august Tern, 1871.
Kennad7 & Dogharty
CS
Charles w Harris &
Robert Pckens
ED oBERT PICkENS, one Of the Defendants
"a IN this case, not being Residen, of this
State, II seds ordered, that Publication be made
SIX weeks in the Charlotte Journal, thereby giving
him notice 20 appear at our next Court of Equity
TO be held for said County, at the Courthouse IN
Charlotte, on the 4th Monday of February next.
and there plead, answer or demur. otherwise the
bill will be taken pro confesso, and Judgment
entered accordingly against him.
Witness, David r. Dunlap, Clerk and Master
in Equity, al Office, 4th Monday in August, ls4l
d. r. DUNLAP, C. II. Il.
Dee, 81, ISL. Price adv. s5s. tlS
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Negro Hiring.

n WILL hire out, on the 9Th of January nekt'
n at my residence for the term OF Y months,
several likely NEGROES Men and Women
Alse. | viii rent first rate Plantation. Terms
made known al the hiring.
SUSANNAH SMARTI
Der, %, ISL, It'd
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General Duff Green is at last in luck
He has gone to England, as bearer Of dis
patches.
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Division Of Tennsssee.-The subject Of
separating east from west Tennessee, is
agitaied in that State, :" A member Of
Congress" writing in the Knoxville Reg
lister, strongly recommends forming DIS
,inct independent state of East Tennessee,
to be called tie q State Of Franhand."
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The Madisonian calls the Wings" Tie
EGgy Whigs." We'll, Captain Tyler is
the "Efey President "or, which is the
same thing, TIE Efigy Of President
Richmond Wig.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Is.
CHARL EsToN-DEcEMBER II.
Private Boarding wanted.

E17OR particulars apply al this Office.
Il Dec %, Ie4l l3tf
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Slarery in Hliaois.--The newspapers
of Illinois have commenced discussing the
propriety Of amending their State Consti.
tuition SO as to permit the introduction Of
Siarerg. with view to tho cultivation of
hemp and tobacco.
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THE NEW w ORL D
6 Splendid EEu@rnv

Tho sanbe week Will be interesting It's rfHeP'
articles
S-rsurSs New the RUNS sud Antiquities OF ceaa
.ee,ieaa rs,lew with copious and accompanied
with beautiful Wood Engraving OF on Idol found The
ancieu, city OF Copan.
II TES COMMUNICATION Bckwoods AAs'4i0'
June
H. Jvr si~clR OR TYR F,S srarscysLr, being se coz
clason Of this adlirobIe tale, by Carleton
" P1,v or B,Sx-:hc Report OF Hon ieh', Gag
Chairman Of the Senate Committee of Finorcc
v RARS.uY RapcE, confirmation.
vi misunderstanding Correspondence Proceedings Of Coz
eres., and Domestic Intelligence
j. TAe next al,uber z commence New oaarto Volume 71a
enlarged nd nproyei good time for subscriptions 70 con-
The h yoas. CHARLES oNALLgy wall re gwen al
who pay s. n advance.
TeRMs-s3 per aa4l IS For sale at he Hfoo'
yn News Office Ndagh D. C. Mitchell Ne" a'en
c. smith, Trenton !. :. Gber Museum BaldnT- Albany
Fonda 10 Sts street; Schenectady and 'hc Office '
l.csoa 80 Ans .,reet subscriptions received
l,s J. WINCHESTER, Patisher
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Nc,y-York Markets.


,r-rbe continues to be dcnsnd for Pots 81 $50 GO'
p-. more p sed bur .les making are at that pFee
cos Of " Ella =, 80 Scotch 69 Liverpool Orr! a; s7'
a 80 portion e-,..o,.,o,
srs icl java ia3s. 'traeabo lo'lO St Domingo S!as
cero~-re market been quiet IN Consequence OF ''
,c OF holders, bs, to-day Zoo bales have eeea sold IL
reduction of :, per 20. lias been submitted TO-
rSAle> of Dry F,A 237ia225 No Maekerei at l'
Mo- llli No 6.G57 Smoked Herring 3'le for Scale <
for No l. and BE for No..
Flour .~p ME.la ofish arrivals the torr de-'
have the rates We quote, With far business 'ne's'
55s oho 5i2.5a5; Michigan 5a52i; Georgetown and i'
ard street 5s5as3 OF Corn McaI-brandIN n' aeld
1890 IN hhd, and 500 IA bbls.
All kinds OF IN very slowly tor me i
m the prices are rather higher. Sales OF Northern C''a at
sa southern la.t sale Sc n r. Rye 5oa6ie Jersey SOC N'f
o,,. is,ill. southern. market
o,,-Wsac for cvpor, SOC. Winter Sperm l'' Cs@
Sperm So English and tmec Lius'ed 'ic cash to eje on
peoyf,.o~sThere large dcmaud and Pork ah''s Lower
s of Western city Inspection 75a9T5 tor Prime and N
aud s75o5 for lower country Prime and Mes Hard Hams I'D
Better vitaeu; ckaurc.
srgese- Of New Orleans ea6l, Porto Rico d47i una
Mu.co,aoot! uro li,,ana 7ia'l White s,roi.
reAThere j.. no calgo last AMI the sales are s
moderate. Holder, aru-
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the publications Office
MR CLArs REPcRr.-Wc are sure tna' no ''''''
oroesses 20 feel an interest the Political cons ~
eraI welfare Of our common country VIII 'al' 70
fully and earnestly the REPORT OF Hos. hHN'
the Seec. Committee OF the Senate on 'if7
nances in favor OF establishing National Dim ~ i
c,..;.1 . document could only emanate from one
Of the master minds of the age ne gTea; leading c'ac
- NJ Claw, mind and course aearty ankncss
lss devotion Tie best Interests OF me country
yarde.s OF temporary misconceptions and binding preudce=
Through the long night of entoned deusion and folly he
never hesia,ed to declare his unwayelng CONVICTION thai
National Bank Is indispensable integrity OF the Cur
rency and the stable Prosperity of the uaion. So With a
other mastcr-spirit Of age and continent DATiEL " a.
STIR When smaller fam make ssue with the
emba,tled hosts of Corruption the Standing Army o.
other less important less releyau; matter Mn Vet
.er ike Mr. Clay stood forth encounter 7itn their
Ties pleadcr on the failure of the Administration II pre-
Sound and Unform Currency and every where-at
Saratoga at Patchogue Wa-street-procaimed his ~
shaken conviction that National Bank indispensable 70
the w-being Of the country. Such fearless, undonouns
appeals 10 the intelligence and good Of the People
only take mold Of their judgement but bcget confidence N
return The sycophnntic and empty decancr fnay "n me
popular ear in times general Indifference public Affairs
but OF peril OF excitement, OF Storm; Co'Ni'
the People place their in those VINO haze cyinced
manly confidence in them by braving temporary Prejudices
and appealing their understandings alone
We rejoice to perceive that difference Of views alleged
q exist between President TYLER and Mr. CLAY Of which
10 much has been said the Herald and other LocoFoco
journals Is substantially reduced single point-yz the
unaded power to establish Branches The States. The Pre-
deni (vhoe views, presume presented By Secretary
EWING prefers that branch be established any STATE
except by express of said STATE; Mr. Clay on he
hand that such restriction would be fatal to
The objects of chaering the Bans and suicidal abandon
ing virtually denying the power OF Congress to estAb
lish and clohc with adequate powers to exercise
sautay control the currency This suggestion is sound
and forcibe, though appehend practical difficulty
would be found obtaining the Of any State TO the
location Of Branch therein We h;n, the difference may
well be compromised by allowing the establishment of
Branches wherever Congress with the Of the Pres
dent may think proper direct; We nope such will be the
course taken; but we counsel the friends National Propo
Iity Washington waive any subordinate point rather
Than hazard the loss OF the charter.
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CHAKLES O'MALLEY.


JUST PUBLISHED, the Office OF the W" "ohIo ~ Guar"
number. stitched Ia paper ooyers the Volume OF Charles Oaa
D. "a .. ;.-f
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j. fefssu- subscribing i"' ''' W." ''''' " f'''s "
vii receive TIN, volume and IA" EIrG eohuhhas
ihFee rar'' oi iA' 'ec'p" 'o''lhe g'a''' 80 ~
80 Auu-.i. Je24 g; j. WINCHESTER fhDlHhH'
--zsa-
r. Tie fheapcs: Cash Tailor yet.-PErER HJS-
7rp ~ c,i corner Of Caharine street makes CIo-
sr to order n the style per cheaper than the cheap
- 81 . .;., ,ol i, ia al, ease. warranted .3l-lE'
- ~ ' " ' -
r;,. Tho .,Ic,.,,e4
j Nc"-f DIX a>"-s"e17 A'if''" 10
have examined c NeSiork Business Directory tor o'i anu "
and a'5HS apP'o.s w '- w. +, op.ooa
mend 20 ;le attention OF tas ie!'R ciu@ehF !" H- t
such Directory much ,s city for the con'ea'erce
,
bctn ciii-e~' 4ni -tf@ngers-
C;riaacil Mnturn Co Phelps Dodge 6 Co.
join Rowland i 60. NcCrackan & Livingston,
Wr.I5r~ .cy r stewart
-, & ieelyl.o q G. g " Pell & Co.
- : $50 Ga,
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ii"iDLooH, Nr',oN 80 w. i,'i'an a -. 80,
L4ea.o' 20. a. D1''oi' ~ i' N n %. 'H
Bonn Il VIM WI, 2 Jam p n,.'T' e.,
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70 Richard II Nichols, the young who murdered
Hamilton Lane, in La Grange Ga the 18th has been
released from jail and admitted balm me sum OF 600
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NJ Va.6 ar.t.ra,e procure 'ot'GTpuon' %
highly popular tbs city Apply 70 H. -
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Sccsud Board.
Commercial, md Money Matters.

s usual tbs Board 10 day and bot "a
sa; stock. Old l. : Bank improved r
cent Cation Co T. Delaware aud Hudson IL u 4, Trust tell ct d
Paterson Harlem Boston and Providence Nc
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Ee,,e Agents for The Ti,buse Cot.kl Rinct1c g.
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FnoN TEE PAcllc-Wc condense tAe following utell--
gcnce from the Journal Of Commerce OF yesterday Bate
have been received UP 10 the l7th OF May.
All the provinces of New. Grenada haze declared taea-
selves agas; the Central Government and demanding
reforms and cdcraoas The revolution therefore gil pro-
baby soon be a; a end. Panama and Veragua have de-
cared their independence and formed Sovereign
de1 The name Of Es.=do del I-.mo.
a revolution had broken on, in Psrl lew months age
Gen Viyauco lrequpa and Gen. Tonio IL, ,he head
Thec ian differs t.o. nose OF other revolutionary chiefs.
They intend upset ie present government, o Gca Ga
mara. establish ;ary government and thet await. the
answer their nessenser Europe, who
here abou; TWO months ago. Ms way Spain, with
$4,000. HIS objec prefer the government OF PERI
70 Don Carlos. his any French other petty
prince IN Europe Ina, can come GU, with small force
establish roaa-e i. rc-a. Much Of the oil arsorra
some influential EuEoeea.s and many chiefs amongst whom
is General Santa Cruz w,h his pagtlaus, this pan
Though there go ore;allng political events in South
America !; probable ;ae whole sill be iallre ol o--
archy viu no, take roo; in the new world.
a vessel Us; arrived from Gaayaqu brings me INTEL.
sence tia, vyancos advance guards Aequira had
been defeated by Gen. Gamarra. troops.
u The Bank OF Missouri Louis discounts bus
paper having sixty days to the extent Of
weekly receipts. l. also purchases time bills on distant
points ns: having over ioug months run.
70 The Wiis Common Council OF Albany have ins,ed
Hon Martin Van Buren, celebrate Fourth with them
r. Chapman who ,-,.s Instructed: Is crow last sauncr
when there va. 50 fair chance for Il become Editor Of
the Indianapolis Democrat
- There VIII BE varie'y Of entertainments a. the .-
dian Garden Bleeker =, this See advertisement;
= TIC M, Era entirely # nothing
as progressed TIE official Of the Election
,hrous Friday atsE Election,
We did nothing Hos eoad vhea We
Frey Wing majority J-a Ballot would range from
Bat did that md sufficient render certain
Wh.g triumph and mad The letter which
despatched from the sre otiee co1,radng bulletin
a1-s; every while substantially confirmed
by the We surprised ,aa; Era
yiyc the history Of that b-s.a,ss.
The may se endorse the general AMI uy
penden; Of Tha; LoeoFo
but foul ana toward the Wings Hardly day
passes which tie Wing policy and advocates haa ea
epreen!e and held p odium asd niePcndeni
San. How long VIII Wings and feel
noarh he viper sting
deadly