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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

CITY PROCEEDINGS.

The committees appointed by the City Couh-
Gil ard the citizens to consider what further tes-
timony of respect should be adopted, to the mem
DRY of William Henry Harrison, assembled at he
Henrie House Friday the 9th inst. Judge
Burnet in the Chair and &c. Vaughan, Secretary
Judge Hall offered the following preamble and
resolutions which adoped unanimously
During their tendency Judge Read oloquently
addressed the meeting
The Committee appointed by the City Coun
Gil and the citizens of Cincinnati, to adopt meas
ures for giving appropriate expensIon of our
unfegned sorrow for the great national calamity
which had befalien US people in the removal
by death of the President Of the United States,
and which has especially afflicted this city in ia
king from among beloved and iustrlous fell
low citizen, having duly considered the mournful
duty entrusted to them, have unanimously adopt
ed the following resolutions.
Resolved, That day of general fasting hui
initiation and prayer, should be appointed, 10 be
observed by the People Of the United States, III
testimony alike Of their sorrow for the lamened
deceasc of the Chief Magistrate Of their choice
and of tn cir submission that melancholy dispen-
sation, with which it has pleased Almighty God
TO visit this nation and respectfully invite, aud
earnestly recommend, our fellow citizens through
out the Union 10 unite with US, in requesting the
Acting President Of the United States, to appoint
by Proclamation day for that solemn expression
of the National grief and resignation.
L
a grateful people for the eminent public services
Of VIM. HENRY HARRISON, rs a citizen, a
soldier and Staiesman-as a testimony Of our
lively sense of his patriotic labors and pers con-
nected with the settlement Of the North West
ern Suites, the founding Of their civil institutions,
and the defence of their rights nd honor-and
an evidence Of our affection for the me nory of
upright, gen erous dis;nteresicd and public
spirited citizens of Cincinnati will CONNIE mora.c
the remembrance Of his services and virtues by
public culogy to be delivered some suitable
day 10 be hereafter appointed; and that person
designated hereafter by the Committee, be
qaested TO deliver the same.
ReSOlre1, That a Sub Committee Of five be
appointed to carry the foregoing resolutions into
effect, who shall report to this committee from
time to time, they may deem necessary
James Hall, n G. Read, Judge Burnett, l.. II.
Shailcy, A. Irwin, were appointed that commit
tee.
Rcsoloed. That the aforesaid committee be
instructed confer with the family of our la
mentcd late Chief Magistrate, and request them
to be permitted bring his remains to be deposi-
ted at Cincinnati, or at such Place within the
State of Ohio as will be most congenial with
their feelings.
Resolved, That the proceedings of the meet
lno of the riii2ena and Of The Council and of
tins committee, be communicated by 'he chair
man and Secretary TO the acting President OF the
United States and the fami " of tho late Pres
ident. JACOB BURNEf, Chm.
JOHN c.. Vaughan, Sec'y.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
An Ordinance Regulating Auctioaeers, Sales al
Auction, Pedlars, and tie Sale of all kinds of
Goods, Wares. and Merchandise,
bu FOREIGNERS:
by Foreigners

SEC. l. Be it Ordained by the Common Council
City of Richmond, That shall be unlawful any per
Except officers in the discharge of their duy) sell
any horses cattle, hogs, sheep any kind
merchandise. goods, chaes, any kind of household
kitchen furniture, auction public cutlery, without
obtaining license from the Common Council.
SEC = That whenever any citizen of this city nall
apply for license be auctoneer the Mayor shall
=Icn license the OF ten dollars per
SEC 3. That when any foreigner shall apply for license
anctoneer. the Mayor shall grant license for
not less than five dollars per day
SEC T. That every person, who u resident Of this
city, that shall sell any goods. wares merchandise books
jeweiry aucoD shall be ed three per
the sold, which per it snail be the duty of
the Marshal collect and pay the Treasurer
king mis- receipt the and make report thereof the
Council at their next sitting.
SEC. ). No person shall be allowed peddls any knd
goods wares, merchandise, books eweIry without
obtaining license purpose, which license the
Mavoc shall grant less than three dollars per
day.
SEC 6. No travelling ;rausen, merchant, shall be
any place this city sale Of any kind Of goods,
ware, merchandise. books. ewey, without first obtain
license for purpose, which license the Mayor shall
no grant for a less three dollars per day.
SEC If person shall violate Of the foregoing
provisions Of this Ordinance they snail he fined, action
before Mayor, double the amount of what
their Iicence would have been.
Passed April g. 1ofl- :,
D. P. HOLLOWAY, City Clerk
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
Lottery Schemes for April, 1871.

Iees,r,rpb Va Glass f. draws Alexandria April "a
1871 10000 10000 5000 1850 l.0I7a; 10 prizes Of
900 each Tickets 10 dollars.
Nononralia Va, Extra, Class l. draws "Wednesday
AnrI IS Is4l. prizes Of $40 900 each. 1000 500
90 prizes Of 1000 each, 20 prizes OF 200 each, 90 prizes
$50 each.
-,Io1ongalia, Va Extra, Class 10. draws Wednesday
2Ist. 1871. $4,000 1900 1900 5000 5000 1000 p
525z 2,500; 80 prizes Of 900 each.
CAPITAL sG0.06o-Rieh and Brilliant Scheme.
More Prizes than Blenks Union Lottery. Class No. p
draws al AIexandria, Va April Eth, 1s4i. l6 Drawn
Ballots GU; of IS prize of G0000 10000 $1,000 TO-,
600 5000 1000 6090 5000 4,000: of $500; of o.
600: OF 1850; 10 of 150 50 of o00s and 50 of 800,
besides mary Of 100, 800 and 2o0 Who's sckets
800 halves 10, quarters ).
Address your orders mo. VI. CLARhE, LIT, Main
street, Whselin-, Virginia.
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spI oder from the Wayne Probate Court, AT the
- February form, the Undersigned. Administrator OF
me estate OF Ills q ongc, deceased, re said county,
~! otter Tor sale, MONDAY the 3r May next in The
cry oi ,'eanond LOT numbered one hundred and sxtytec
a. numbered on the plan OF the Richmond Wayne
County, indiana lad of by John Smith, on which there
good neatly finished and nearly housc ono story
hsh good yard AMI other enenccs IL j desirable
property ioE small family. Also a of land on Frank
IAN street south OF Main, said soyvn conta about one
fourth Of an Tho property will BE Oh qa1 tennis
ana uI deed given Persons wishing look ii pro-
perry viii please cali tie Book Store.
NM. l. FRY AR, Administrator
April l0th 1911. LIS
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
DEMOCRATS BE ON THE LOOKOUT.

We believe, from thesundry movements which
are going on, that arrangements now making
by the locofoco party to bring out candidate for
Congress. We may be mistaken. but the "signs
of The times" strongly indicate that the nigh ty
spirits of lofocoism at work, and that or
ganiza ton of their forces is in progress. 1t Is
said Caueuses have been held, and circulars is
sued-that a selection of a candidate has been
made, and that the faithful leaders are informed
and exhor,ed to be in readiness. an mute men :.
NAV have been appointed, and the proper time
only awaited for the onslaught. The wings. with
their three candidates are be used up and To-
cofoco is to represent the old Fifth ID Congress
We don't believe it. The Wings will not be found
asleep: but knowing the price OF liberty TO be
eternal vigilance, they will IN defence OF their
principles. centre upon one man, and with that
union and harmony which elevated our late and
venerable chief TO inc presidency, they will elect
Wing, good and true.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
Township Wing Meeting.

Nh HOLLOWAY Will you please i'll the Palla-
dunn, tina; meeting of the Wings Township,
be held IN he arner Building, Saturday afternoon, the
24h instant. appoint delegates County Convention
to be held in Cenevie early in MAY, nominate condi-
dates for the next Legislature, &c, and obIige
MANY VOTERS.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

Thus ended these melancholy rites. Excuse
this hasty and incomplete narrative. After the
scenes of.uch day, am in condition to des-
critic them with the pathos and power which
they demand. ID.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
l. 4 ID l ES, AIR.

lie FEMALE MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION of Richmond,
propose holding FAIR, ary May next for the benefit
of ST. iaul's Church The time place to be hereafter
announced Contributions in addition the articles al
ready on hand, respectfully solicited.
Richmond, April 5, 1871
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

Mcleod. A New York paper SAYS that Mr..
Crittenden. the L. S. Attorney General, has ex-
amined all the ties timony IN McLeod's case, and
come TO the conclusion that there is 10 evidence
10 convict him Of participation in the destruction
Of the Caroline. 1t adds that the case will 90
through the forms of law without interruption, TO
the liberation of the prisoner by due legal pro-
cess next fat.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

C<INGER Cinnamon, Back Pepper, ana Ai-sPiee'
(T Cloves, Nutnegs, Mace, = nssf-fo's .944 ..
S1a-.,s re,9Ies Snua Backing. Ink, Family Groceries
al v.ria other artieie=-ofteEed low Tor cash.
81 IRWIN REED & BROTHER
August :. 1540- jill
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

Erpuneine ReSolutions.--A resolution has been
introduced into the New York Senate bv Gene
raj Root. resembling the resolution of the Legs
la,ure of 1885, instructng Messrs. Wright and
ralmadge. U. S. Senators from that State. to
vote for the "Expunging; Resolutions" and
instructug them to vote for Mr.. Bavard's resolu-
ton to repeal the same.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

Websters Dictionary, IN Two large octave vol
umes of about 1000 pages each, has just been is
sued from. the press II contains several thou
sand more words than the qnarto edition. The
author is now more Than eighty years of age. and
this work has cost him quarter of n century 5
labor.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

MARRIED,-On the 10Th utmo in the city OF Wash
ington, the Hon JOHN TEST Mobile, Alabama and
formerly of this State, Miss PENELOPE GAY SAW
kINS OF the former place.
-On Tuesday last, by Elder Levi Purviance
Mr.. JAMES MAGlLL, TO Miss MARY kIRkPA-
TRICK all of the vicinity OF New Paris Ohio.
.''Iis good for man to he alone,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

WAR-The rumor that the British government had or
erea squaafon to the coast needs ton
The late arrival of the Arcadia brings no information on
the subject.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
Richmond. April 16, 1S4l.
MANY VOTERS

EfokM-lt is known to most of readers, that the
different Departments of Government Washing on
have been supplied with great newspapers, the
expense OF the People. The leading and scurrlous
sheets OF The ocooco party have been furnished the
Peoples expense: not for advantage they the
Clerks or heads OF Department., the discharge of
official du,es but merely sustain
TO the party, and in their SANDER
bused President We learn, however, pleasure that
under the auspices of real
have all been discontinued, and that the People
hereafter be taxed for publications of any kind This
pense has been less Than five thousand dollars during
the pas, twelve years. This is item in Of
Reform
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

About 500 00Ol enclosed in The letters, have
accumulated III the dead letter off &c. London.
QuEKY.-What becomes Of the money from
dead letters returned to Washington.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

The able and talented editor Of he Richmond va
Wing joins H. PIF.s.NTs. Esa. proposes TO Puniish a
mama IN IN. ct, al Washington. n De called the
Poca Observer lis politics will OF course be WING ali
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
CIark's old Established Temple
of Fortune,
WHEELING, VIRGINIA.

Correspondents distance procure ckets IN any
Lottery advertised by any Nender the staes ~ ad
dressing John NJ Cake. Wheeling Va stu the uhfisaiied
prize the United States 10 capital prizes SOLO al
his Office in the last month.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
Sheriff s Sale.

1i Virtue Of an Execution directed. from tho
Wayne Circuit Court, viii expose "a, public sale NJ
ihc Court house door il Ceptrcviile Wayne County, n6i-
ana, Saturday the Isl. day of May. 1871 between the
hours Of ten O'Clock. A NJ. md four O'Clock p on sa id
day, the following property, VITA parcel or
lot of ground with tho mpro in the Town
of Rchmond Wayne County, Indiana. and known by be-
ing lot numbered one hundred and sixy-eght 6S)
bered the plat of that part laid off bv John
Smith Taken the property of Earkn torden salts
y an Execution in favor OF n Earnest
+. G. NOBLE, S. VIC.
April 9Th, 1871. l4-,s
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

wtITUAIED Immediately of Paris. Ohio. former
~ ~ owned by Frederick Bowers aud lately occupied by
Atkins and NiXol.
The subscribers haeing purchased the above Factory are
now rc1dy 20 manufacture wool lor customers,
Cloth, James. Plain and Plaid FLANNEL,
Blankets, and .Sdfti4etfs
good and worknanlike manner and on as reasonable
terms as any estab shment i'll this country.
Their Garlng Machines and Cards are now unlereopr
complete and thorough repairing and will be ready to card
WOOL INTO Rolls IN the proper season short notice
PULLING AND COL0URING
al also be attended TO due time They il useless
10 say more, they carried the FeecyDale Factory
near Richmond, several years, where they believe they
general s2tsacton In short, determined not
to be urpas5ed by any Factory ii the western country
n t. They will keep constantly band 20 assortment
of Goods, which they viii all tsado for Wool
I. w. * o. BARBER.
hPH b, io1l. li-3t.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

PRESIDENT TYLER'S ADDRESS.-In another
column the admirable and truly Democratic
Address present Chief Magistrate Ii replete
with the spiri,-ii Wing all We commdnd it
the attention of the reader.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

SUICIDE.-A German, by the of John Raymond,
hung himself stable attached Mr.. Wassons Ho-
Wednesday last He ahostle and very dis
sipated lie deeply intoxicated the he
he deed of
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

GIVE arc requested to announce CHARLES
ii. TEST, ESQ, candidate for Congress.
frFLEWIS BURk is announced i'll the Record as a
candidate for the State SENATE.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
Al Ordinance TO Repeal and Amend part Of an
Ordnance. entitled ian Ordinance Regulating
Licences IN TIE Corpnrntinn of P:cLmnn1.,

SEC l. BE il Ordained by The Connlo, Council Of ,he
City OF Richmond, That the 3d. i,h ana loan sections Of
an edinanee entitled ian Ordinance Resulan. Licences
IN the Cooperation of Richmond passed June Ia,
be, and the same hereby repealed
SIC , That the fest o said Ordinance sb.u
he 50 amendel read: s'Comnon CoprcI of ,b.
City OF Rchuon1,' il the place al the words .Ci,y
CouAcil.'' Passed April IL, 1871.
JOHN SAILOR, Mayor.
d. p Holloway Civ CLARK
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

FIRE AT NORTH BEND.-A report reached US a
lew days since that all the buildings on the farm
OF our late President, at North Bend, had been
destroyed by FIRE We are happy, however, TO
inform our readers tina, the report is 5u, slightly
true. The building was on fire, but only the up
per story Of the west wing sustained any mater
ia damage The roof and this were DESTROYED
bu, wi.hou, the loss OF any furniture, or the in
Jury of any Of the afflicted and bereayed family
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
p PALLADIUM.
SATURDAY IORNING...".APRIL II. fs41.
"BE JUST AND FEAR NOT"
WIG CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
CALEB B. SMITH, ESQ.

We requested to announce GEN. JONATHAN
mccarthy. a candidate for Congress
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

SHERIFFS SALE.--By Virtue of execution to me
- directed from tho Wayne Circuit Court will expose
public Sale the Court houEe door CeniEcville,
County Indiana, Monday, tho - day of April next,
1884, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock
F. NJ, said day, the following property, tovit:
tain lot of land, situate in the Richmond, Wayno
county, Indiana, described follows Beginning
the southeast of lot TO- numbered plat
Of that part said laid Of by Chas. w Starr.
running thence along Main street, AZ feet;
uolh, 81 ID thence north, 81
thence % eet thence south, place OF ginning
Taken the property Of Nathan Wilson, satisfy
execution III favor of Jesse Meek
T. G.. NOBLE, Sheriff w. c.
March goth, ls4l. Its
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17

s!JusT AS WE ExPECrED"-At the request of
W. S. Addeman give publicity 10 the follow
ing:
Mr.. EDIToR-You will confer favor upon the
friends of Gen. McCarty, 10 this city and vcini-
~, by stating 10 your paper that under no cir
cumstances will he decline running cand-
date for Congress; but by the universal consen.
of his friends will continue upon the track.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1841-04-17
THE FUNERAL CAR.

After the religious services were concluded,
the coffin was borne to the Funeral Car, which
constructed tn give to the spectators n
full view Of the pail and the coffin 1t was indie cd
only neat PLATFORM covered with black velvet
and placed upon whecls--lt was drawn by Sly
beautiful white horses, each attended by black
groom dressed in white. The pail bearers. Zone
from each State and Territory. took their posi-
tons beside the Garland the procession instant
iy began 10 move IN the order prescribed, in the
published programme
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-25
1 TENS.

Change Of 1fooY.-The Detroit Advertiser Of
the u instant STATES that order has been rt ctiy-
Ell IA that city, b. GEN. Brady, Informing hun that
the several npaoes of the 4th Aullety, stationed
al Deuou. Dearborn. Fou GiatIot, Markinac and
the SAUL, are to be tan>te,redi Buffalo, Niagara
Oswrgo and Sacketrs lImbor add that ih. SUI Re-
glmeut OF lnl,utry. heretofore ordered to Florida
Is TO be stationed upon The frontier a OF 5 Conn
panles IN ID roil and the residue the posts to be
vac"tcd by the removal OF The All Artllcry The
couut,' otder vi probably meet the 5h lnlsn,y at
ST. Louis.
Sed,he0ai-The Washington Cotre.pondent Of
the New lork ENntess says;-Mr. Smaflwuul Is
here, looking web ara Voting the warm synpaihes
OF his friends an happy 10 ieafn that IN eutlieiy
ex Iggefatcd estimate has been formed OF his den
ci"ncies, owing " the petss1uiiUu OF Certain
cl.q III n loik. Err -. 10 an Imu,euse amount,
have be- discovered IN The recent lGves,'Qatiun ~
ynut city, aud may say the;e IS reason 20 be-
heye any considerable deficit Whalevcr It ma, BE-
ii piH all BE- part. The Governmen, Is giving Inn
every "ppmiunIy 10 spcet and toua,t tie ac-
cauns. II Is c e.ed thai the ol que dbl every
thing IN their power 10 Keep him abroad Tor puipo
se,~e known here.
ErpcditonS IrartHinp.-A gentleman e New
O.irahs. Who i,iI n " lork tie 7.h OF August
last the G.ed W e>ttTn for Eng iaed returned 10
New Orleans th- G,h Instant, atie, an .bsenGe oil
90 days. including soppa4es att the various place..
as follows :-l3 days Ia I.ondon day and a halt II
Liverpool, hail day in ilaId,s, liza day III Bos.
ton, y days n Nv Iurk days IL Phiade .L,a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-25

.4,..I ,i.ur. sf.l,. -, lstt rt,s u Oh.
and IN. ..nil, lad rrpeacJl, fafned oal IL ,9frt
rJ.onsgod hounds Of mn 81 "a annually III ale At
I6al season when laraefs who have NJ sugar trees
ate hing upon thcrf oars.'
J,nne,see-By The State Treasures report TO
tIe Legislature leatn irAt tile receipts OF tie
fIca.uf, Tor Tire two iast ye'fs hive ben s0oo3H5
%. and The d'sbutsemen's $40 IA 10 Ie"'' /"
balance 81 3l505ei AZ.
/ p a after, which VS. consdtrel inpenellab =,
a / ~ ieh II VAS necessary Ia ofnl, laeonicaty
a swrtrd the engineers "ho We dissuad M MN
lfnm c atIemp'. "Ge I mon. You m'y | !. h WAT
va Ileast: an kosw - rt,sl TIE American tag
must he noislrd the smpattst =mofro" hotHi" e,
t,r lar he ord IS in my P'c6eh'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1841-10-25

g. LouIs tMol StrrEmBER9
SeTefai u tie persons ccnnecled With the eompa-
~ Glow, a'd tll srec'e a.pdsd to, arrived IN lhls
tty several days aga, Dut lhro.sh ONE iua,enlion
'eH arrival 49, Gut uatI, ed. We n. grtetly obliged
TO our coife PD1dcnl tur h,9 letter. Tie u. 'orn a.
ton VII he interesting o. many ol our itad,re.
lNDEPEsDI&CI, SPIT 81.
Messis Edaor: Tie con pany lrom S; nts Re
arrived so'he shut lime since, as doublrss you have
peard ere ilis. Only one t"y 81 The old traders
pave i1tfnedi t'e N nay Of The par beng com
"sed OF Those no ifeA ed out good IN HE spring
some >. AM rs a co upauied lHrm ir the pur-
p'se OF tfking out merchandise Tie coming wear ;
'hey lrope along N.,n Them seveol, or eight,
Thousand dollars aud GHanuy OF valuable fDrs.-
lhe trip las been lie most txPtduious ole ever
perormea. NJ new, hid been received al the lime
oil ifeH departure Of the Tex an expeditions: ready
submission on tie ar al he luaabdanls Is TO be az
ilcipaied but the bri i,uin Texas Without
luther reimbursement, S rniiTey 100 smdl 10 reiain
possession 81 tc ceratis. Shosid HEY atrwe at all
IN Santa te, It Is sud hey must suifer iur want III
cappics, as sc~i sae.i) Of food in ,hs' quarter Is
looked Tor tir coiulf2 Slulrr; hut iIIe 40 rain
having al i~>'ucs lie GOV Ilsla ca 81 calculated
~ bei Gil the cr1s. TIE vaiidus companies gol Q
GU, from he atir ne 81 diiiefui puints al doing
veil. Niue Of IN ollie Cal..nrnla, ompauy turued
lew days sinte. hase irll HE remAindcr on ,,me
"t the inhniatles 81 tr ca river SUNG ihrn jour
neg lie l'ad u promise. rs SAL they Ia one