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The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
REFLECTIONS BY THE SENATE.

The injunction of secrecy having been on the
9th instant removed from the votes recently Ia
ken in the Senate, in Executive session, on sew
eral nominations for office, we lay them before
our readers, as follows:
On the nomination of Mr.. Henshaw.-Y cas-
Messrs Coquitt. Fulton, Haywood, King, Sem
pie, Sewer, Walker, Woodbury-8.
Nays: Messrs. Allen, Archer, Atchison, Bag
by, Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Benton, BerrieD,
Breese. Buchanan, Clayton, Critienden, Day ton,
Evans, Foster, flanagan, Henderson, Hugar,
Huntington, Jarnagin, McDufie, Mangum, Mer-
rick, Morehead, Pearce, Porter, Rives, Tall
madee, TaPpan, Upham. White, Woodbridge,
| Wrght-34.
! On the nomination of Mr.. Spencer.-Yeas:
Messrs. Anterior, Bagby, Buchanan, Colquitt,
Fairfield, Fulton, flanagan, Huger, KING, Nc
Dufie, Phelps, Porter, Rves, Semple, Sewer,
! Sturgeon, Tallmadge, White Woodbury., and
Wright-2l.
Nays: Messrs. Allen, Archer, Atchison, Bar
| row, Bates, Bayard, Benton, Berrien, Oh cate,
Clayton, Crittenden, Dayton Evans, Foster,
Haywood, Henderson. Huntington. Jarnagin.
Mangum, Merrick, Miller. Morehead, Pearce,
Simmer %appan, and Woodbridge-26
On the nomination of Mr, Porter.-Yeas /:
Messrs Haywood, Porter, and 1amadge-3
l. Nays: Messrs. Allen, A rcher, Atchison A thor
ton, Bagby, Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Benton,
Berren, Breese, Buchanan, Clayton, Critten-
Den. Dayton, Evans, Fairfield Foster, Fulton,
Henderson, Huger, Huntington, Jarna cir, King,
MlcDuiiie, AIangum, Merrick ,Morehead, Pearce,
Rives, Semple, Sewer, Sturgeon, Tappan, Up
ham, Woodbridge, oodbury, and Wright
50.
On the nomination of Mr. Wise.-Yeas; Mes
srs. Allen, Archer, Atchison, Anterior, Barrow,
Bates, Berrlen. Buchanan, Choate, Colquitt,
Evans, Foster, Francis, Fulton, Hannegan,
haywood, Hnger, Jaruagin, King, Miller,
Phelps, Porter, Rlyes, Sempe, Sewer, Sturgeo D,
Iallmadge. Upham, Walker, and Wright,-30
Nays: Messrs. Bagby, Benton, Breese, Clay
ton, Fairfeld,S Henderson, Mangum, Morehead.
Pearce, Woodbridge -lO.
On the nomination of Mr.. Proffit-Yeas: Mes
srs Breese, Colquitt, Fulton, flanagan, King,
Sempe, Sewer, and Walkers.
Nays: Messrs. Allen, Archer, Atchison, Bag
BY Barrow, Bates, Bayard, Benton Berrien,
Clayton, Cri;tenden, Dayton, Evans, Fairfield,
Foster, Haywood, Hend erson, Huger, Hunting
ton, Jarnagin, Mangum, Merrick, Miller, More
head, Porter, Pearce, Rives, Sturgeon, Tall
madge, Tappan. Upham, Woodbridge, and
| Wright-33.%
On the nomination of Mr.. Isaac Hill.-Y cas- !:
Messrs Colquitt, Fulton, flanagan, Haywood,
Huger, McDufie, Rives, Semple, Sewer, Tall
madge, and Upham-il.
T. Nays: Messrs. Allen, Archer, Atchson,
Bagby, Barrow. Bates, Bayard, Benton. Berrien,
Breese, Clayton, Crttenden, Dayton Evans,
Foster, Huntington. Jarnagin, Mangum, Merrck
Alorehead, Pearee, Sturgeon, Tappan, Walker,
and Whte-25.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
aHERIEF SALE.


WBY virtue of decree made in the Wander
"a , burgh Circuit Court the March Term,
A D. l843, and to me directed, in lavor of Dan
lei Baldwin against Amos Clark and others,
have levied upon the following described prop
erty to wit:-Lot numb IS n the original plan
ofthe Town of Evansville. and tract Of land
bounded as follows to Wt;-Part OF the east halt
of the north east quarter OF fractional section
number twenty-six, (26) in Township six, TO-
south of range number eleven, (lD west in the
VIncennes Land District and beginning al the
south corner o said half quarter section
running thence north ina line OF said tract 10 the
centre top of the ridge which runs towards
the Ohio river a stake ,thence along the centre
oil said ridge towards the said rIyer,t0 the centre
or top of the ridge winch runs nearly at ri ght
angles with the first named ridge and parallel
with the Ohio river thence on a line TO point on
the bank of herlyer dividlngIthc 'front.' on the river
into equal parts or distances,so as 20 embrace In
said tract one half Of the front OF said half quar-
Ter on the river, thence down the bank OF the
river to the south line Of said hall quarter sec
-tloH, thence west to the beginning containing
about / 6 acres. being the same land conveyed
by John b. Stinson and wife TO said .dmos Clark
Which propertyI will expose to public sale on
the 18th daysof March, 1874, at tn court house
door in the Town of Evansville, between the
hours OF 10 O'Clock Il. NJ and from A O'Clock Z
III Of said day, by first offering the rents and
profits FOR seven years, and on failure TO realize
the full mount demanded by said decree with
damages and cost | will at the time and
place expose the lee simple of said property to
satisfy said decree and cost. &ks
VIM NJ. WALK Err. Sheriff VIC.
Feb 90. J844-8t-prs-f ee-S3.5O
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

A NEW MoDE.-Thomas Cooper the vet
eran tragedian, says this was his mode of
curing children from crying:
@When my children were young and be-
gan to cry, always dashed glass of water
liz their face, and that so astonshed them
that they would leave off; and if they began
a gain, I'd dash another, and keep on in
creasing the dose till the were entirely cur
ed.'
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
COUNTY CoNvENTInN.


The following communication from friend
in Union Townsbp-a Wing of the ri ght sort
was accidentally mislaid last week We
give place to it now with pleasure. We desire
m UGH TO hear from The Wings in the other town
ships, II is time they were moving in the mat
ter They know as well as we can tell them
what they have at stake. and they should rouse
themselves TO action. We again repeat there is
nothing like taking time by the loreleck in such
matters:
Mr.. EOroK:-In your paper some weeks
since, you suggested the proprety Of County
Convention for the purpose of nominating suit
able persons 10 fill the various county Offices,
before there were too many candidates in the
field. would urge the propriety of such a
measure, not only that the people may unite on
one candidate and Keep out a worthless set OF
office hunters, (and thereby save the honest part
OF the community from being eat out house aud
home,) but by calling the people together, and
having them express their political opinions
freely, it will cause greater union of the party,
and thereby greater majority in November for
Henry CLAY.
A WING OF UNION
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

~ y =
,.a. 1 =. Foreign A,...na..,,
RNTHEGEAS on the Seventeenth day Of Feb
W ruary D I844 John Mitchell sued ont
OF the office of the clerk Of tee Vunderburgh
Circuit Court writ of foreign attachment
against the lands and tensments, goods and
chattels, credits, moneys and effects of Ira A.
Fairchild, which said writ was delivered 10 the
Sheriff OF Vanderburgh county to be executed.
And whereas, said Sheriff has made return OF
said writ with the following endorsement 10
swit:-HCame to hand February II, 1914 By
virtue of she wit,'iiI writ did on the nineteenth
day OF February A d 1914, take to my assis-
tanee William 0ilasted JT. eEedlbia hease.
holder OF said county and we did, on the day
andyear last a orcsaid, byvirtue oil the within
writ attach the following des cribed real estate
Cat the suit of the within named plaintiff John
Mitchell) as tho property OF the within named
Ira a. FairchIld that is to say the south west
Der two (2) in tovnship number six I6l south Of
Range number eleven Ii west in the Distric t
OF lands sold at NIn"sn es. Indiana, situate in
the county OF Wand Bbg>2yh Aforesaid Aud we
do value and appIa.3e Inc tee sempe of the
above described real ;s.ate at the sum Of four
hundred and fifty doila.s
Given under our hands this 18th day of Feb
ruary D 1874 Wm. VI. Walker S. V. G
VIM. 0lmsted Jr
NOW therefore notice is given to the said
Ira A Fairchild, that the said writ of Foreign
in our Vanderburgh Circuit Court, and the said
ira A. Fairehild is hereby required TO appear s,
defend or the same will be heard and determin-
ed in his absence.
SAMUEL r. JENKINS Clerk.
Feb. 22nd, IA 81 prs 100.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
ADMTNIsTR TORS SALE.

I'll Office is hereby given that / will expose
Ia to sale at public auction on Friday the | 5
day of March 1874, az stie late residence OF
Charles B gley, late OF Vanderburgh all the per-
sonal property of said deceased consisting of
OF horses, hogs, cattle. corn oats, hay, farming
utensils and household and kitchen furniture, &c
A credit of nine months will be given for all
sums over three dollars. less than the above
amount cash. Bond and approved security Will
be required WILSON SHOOK Admr.
8 Feb. 90 IA St. a~
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
Jan uary p, 1914.
r. M. JOHNSON.

A letter from Washington says:-HThe
President withholds the nomination Of Mr..
Gushing from the Senate. well knowing that
he would be rejected on account ofthe lie
gality of his appointment, 10 say nothing
else of other objections. AT the close of
the session, or by the time his mission is
about concluded he will then be sent IN =
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
Opaane Granite China.

EUST received full assortment of RIDG E.
aD WAYS improved OPAQUE CRAM TIE
CHINA, comprising Dinner sets, Tea sets, and
Toilet ware complete. Also C. c. ware and
Queens ware. in all it's varieties, by the crate OF
in quantities TO suit purchasers.
BABCOCKS & SHARPE
Water Street end door below Main Street.
Feb q IA IT,
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign-
LIZ ed has taken out letters OF administ ration
on The estate Of Charles Bigley, late OF Wander
burgh Co unity State OF Indiana. All persons in
debted to said estate. requested TO max im-
mediate payment, and all pc rsons having claims
gainst said estate are hereby notified present
ihen duly authenticated for settlement. The
estate is supposed to be insolvent
WILSON SHOOK. Admir-.
Feb. - ~ ST.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

RESIGNED TO HIS FArE.-The Madisonian
gives expression TO the convictions of the
White House cncle in the following style:
@Mr. Clay's election to the Presidency is
now an inevitable result. We fold our arms
and have nothing TO do with the victory OF
defeat.'
What phiIosophic composure!
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

EFWe are authorised 10 announce DR.
DANIEL LANE as candidate for County
Treasurer at the August election.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
COMPREHENSIVE

lsesfr@HE UNDERSIGNED have this day asso
- ciated themselves under the firm of
BABCOCKS & SHARPE. for the purpose o
transacting General Grocery, Crockery To-
baceo, and Produce business
ELISHA S. BABCOCK.
CHARLES BABCOCK.
PETER SHARPE
Evansville Feb % IA If
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
r M0VEl.

A Ills & HOWES have removed to the
u New BRICK STORE on Water Street thr ee
doors above Main and next door to Carpenter &
Aadd, where they will be happy to wait their
friends. Feb 22nd M If.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

#Don Luis de Bobadilla,a Spanish noble
man who accompanied Columbus on his frs
voyage Of discovery, was among the frs
Christian Tobacco commensurate Nun.
dy was probably the first
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

Ahtquit your alcoholic Stops,
WI ''Bobadilla'* fill your chops,
And oh! of JOY and peace what crops
You'll reap each yeaT,-
"The devil take your pois'nous drops"
will be your prayer.
Rapp's "First Chopp Bobadilla quidn
For a. the ills O. life is guild.
Twill calmn the mind and cleanse the bluid-
wad ma wonder
Should il revive a man so dead
He can't hear thundsr.
And "BobadIla snuf''-egsd!
If care and toll should make you sad
Will make your heart feel unco glad
And full o peace,
And tho the void wi grief were mad
You'll be at ease.
Ae pinch or two fra time to time
Will Danish every thought o crime
Your mind at ease, your bodys' prime
viii be at eighty
While down life's hill your neighbors elm
Will be your hey-day
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

universally
intended contribute inanthe
II nature
ment osome useful 10
ffhen
be made oacconI that object
the and unned important which
These reflections called forth BY the pl following
one VINO makes no ean-
bic Instruments through whose often blessed His
ona dvisay,
eelng OF the SUBJECT about which he writes and although
raFagan N
Moved enthusiasm by an ardent and universal philanthropy be naturally The
fellow
be o the
The discovery this great blessings Wichnature without knowledge
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

N. B. Orders WILDE filed at short notice
to nit etherthe wholesale or retail trade in
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

ANY quantity of Fine Cut Che,cing ana I
ieties of Snuff all OF the best quality, may be
purchased elsewhere, at BABCOCKS /.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

UHlO COWARD STACER. DAVID IuDKlNS.
u EWING JARED, and all other persons IN =
teressed in owning lands adjoining to the fob 5
lowing described land.
Please TO take notice that on Thursday ibe 7gE
day OF March next shall have the Ceuntys
Surveyors of Vandesburgh Couty 20 run the ltnese
and perpetuate the coruers of about 100 acres IN
the North West quarter, and twenty acres in
South West quarter Of section fourteen in tows
number hVe,-sonlA OF tango @aHasaheF Elese41zs
West in the said County OF Fandsrbugh.
PHILIP A2A HLER.
February l6, 1914 3t>
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22


Whom conseiencerend crimes close-drawn
And harrows ZIP your guilty gizzaId. [vizaFd
And gres your Jugs hearty BLIZZARD
For every fault
In hells' black list fra a 10 lizard,
m deed or thought.
Just til your PIPE and setit bleezin,
Take Stuff until it sets YOU sneezIn,'
Ae quid each side your moa' keep sqeezn,
Sit down crosst legs
Aud Smarter soon for ample reason
For mercy begs.
Is deaths conld hand upon your WIN?
Buy Bobadilla wiiif ts7a fizen,
And I'LL your pipe and sci il phizin
And take Whit;
II fate has not sure marked you han $50.
You're surely safe.
Andwhen TOR deaths dread harvest Epe,
w BobadiIla Eli your pipe,
And gi' the hand o time gliDe
aud bid good bye
Without pango' heart orfripe
u peace you'n lie
Ah friends! | fear you think 3. lie.-
q be pctsuaded--a little huy,
And Try itquckly lest We die
Without convictions
"Io doHbt-is verse; the fiithfua cry
Than eruci6xion
Fine Cat Smoking yobGcco, and all he vaf-
2 bad, cheaper than. the same articles car. be
& SHARPE Waier,2 doors below Main 81,
E.-. -.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22

A WING OF UNION.
The Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1834-184?, 1844-02-22
ST.4TE OF LNDI.qN.8p &c
E5r.s n q ,-b,,,- ,rb (o..~, D., AZ.

Tander6urgh Circuit Court
Ii vacation FeJ'y 2lst 1914.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-07

ssIn.as. DLoA sSs 2 10 eaI
he attention of le public to the unparalleled improvement
and decided advantages these Cocks haTe over e oe INNS
once winding and keep good me and ere now for sale al
los Fulton. street, New-f OK. =, % A., ,.l 81
The mson produced by weights IL the ~ day CLOCKS Ant
by a main spring wound upva iusee IN the year cock in9
power of the ht sOrne is retarded IN ths CLOCK anu
made TO retain regularity its motion by tho ingenious arrange
nen of the and pendulum. When you look nj
clock you perceive Kilt ball four and hall inches 10 diane
Ter nj the and of small steel rod rovolvea three tunes and
Eaf one way and the number OF times the other Al
the upper rod ingenious md decnte double e
yer movement reaching the eScnpemcnt which catches
nna Leaves without sensible friction he spring then re-
acts upon he ball. aided by its own grnvy ana tne Ioary
motion continued the escapement controhs the penouu
as in other clocks This ball hollow and has az internal
four small weights right angles to each other TWO are mount
Ell upon we which Is horizontal dams Ter o tne GloDe
The wire has on the threBd the screw, and each tom OF
proures exact movement of the weights TO or from the cen
ter which be regulated to he smallest neuon n
The other two weights fastened 10 semLcrcusr band
oomsosed ofhfee different metals the or
of which also changes their position within the bn whole
interior arrangement insurs believed enIe unnoriy
Of moeu IN the GLOBE =, ., ri, ..-.... ,.,a,
rm avoided The revolutions OF the ball are ound cy ex-
permeul and observation TO be isochropal.
This clock put out OF beat easiy-t requires Eo OIL on
the pallet. ,.,, -. IN ,,a, Is., y, IN
o,er wors is 50 years making many rsvou IONS rs me
SO inch or second pendulum clock Goes IN one ~ Inc,
Oft pounds motion each part Oh tne ne ana
striking machinery foi o. weeks r -. L. IT,.
The houis are struck by means of rotrry namme ne
one Of the eyemOnh clocks placed with thsm ana thnt
il has performed in all respects Us was expected.
he nrce, are oderre. The public are invited 70 c ana
examine for themselves. BOZ o1o"ouie
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-07
VOL. Nv. NO. lsa

the estates Of the realm. an, tie more strnck
with this tcnac,iy, when | rec its work. Il r..
Sptcts tna administrator of such Un,gpcrtant
niSttcrF, That We should not look iot any oufa.
pl6ty In Its rule. Ne sometimes meet men nn-
der some strong moral inhuence,iss, patriotic,
literary, religious movement, and feel that the
moral sentiment rules man and nature. We
think all other distinctions and ties will be slight
and fugitive, this Of caste or fashion. for exam
pie; yet come from year TO year, and see how
permanent that is, in this Boston or New-York
life of man, where, too, it has not the least
countenance from the law Of the land. Not in
Egypt or in India q firmer or more impossible
line. Hero are associations whose ties go over,
and under, and through ii, meeting of mer-
chants, a military corps, coiege-clsss, a fire.
clue, professional association, political, re.
ligious convention the persons seem to draw
insepsrably near yet, that assembly once dis
persed, its members will not in the year meet
again. Each returns to his degree in the scale
of good society, porcelain remains porcelain, and
earthen earthen. The objects of fashion may
be frivolous, or fashion may be objectless but the
nature Of this union and selection can be neither
frivolous nor accidental. Each mans rank IN
that perfect graduation depends on come SYM
metry IN his structure, or some agreement IN his
structure to the symmetry OF society. Its doors
,unbar iastaptareously 10 a ns,ure'rlsinn oftha,s
own kind. A natural gentleman finds his way
in, and will keep the Oldest patrician out, who
has lost his intrinsic rank. Fashion understands
iself; good.breeding and personal superiority of
whatever country readily fraternize with those OF
every other. The chiefs Of savage Tribes have
distinguished themselves in London and Paris,
by the purity Of their tournure.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-07
THE TRIBUNE.
Recent Publications..

E'f#srsr 'f#ssrsrT. NpA p lis A Is mo- u '' ' A'A' -
Volumes of Poems by unknown writers have be-
.o,ce larnonrably common of late, and the rapid
augmentation Of their quantity has been attended
M no corresponding improvement in their quality.
Tna, we uey rot do injustice TO our author, we
gill quote one of his poems:
WARS CAROL.
Or the scourges of earth am king, am king,
As | ride in my chariot Of fame;
To the footstool Of Death my votaries bring,
And they merrily hail me with music, and sing,
AS cheat them with visions offame.
For robe them in scarlet, with gold shining gold
And their senses dazzle with pride;
While with bugle and trumpet the fearless and bold
have gathered by thousands and thousands untold
But to perish in pomp at my side.
O. 4 feast upon carnage and blood, human blood!
From glorious battle come;
Where the life-streams Of men swept the ground
like food,
And the groans my victims, as mong them stood,
Were drowned in the roll of The drum
In nv footsteps Death follows with gee, merry
glee,
And be laughs Ger my havoc and might;
Then together through city and hamlet we flee,
And snort with the mischief and horrors we see,
By the glare ofmy bon6res bright
Then sip with delight the bright tear, the brigh,
tear,
From the eyelids of widow and maid;
And the wall Of the orphan falls sweet my ear -
Lover, husband, and father find each glad bier
On the field where my victims are laid.
Thus stalk in my power o'er the earth, DER the
earth;
OF its scourges end ,errors Pm king
In my lap ia the birthplace of glory and mirtb,
For laugh, as stride DER the peaCe-lovng hearth,
And woe to each 6reside bring.
Those of our readers who are an hungered for
moro Of Mir. Whitney's Poetry will find his volume
sLeayitt, Trow & Co.'s, 1874 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-07

A MAN SHor-The Baltimore Sun states
that fight took place, on Monday, at the 18th
Ward polls, which resulted in a serious collision
between a man named VIM. Stewart, a butcher,
and another named jacob Miller, a Conductor
on the Baltimore and Oaio Railroad. In the
course of the afffay the latter drew revolving
pistol and discharged five of the barrels, a ball
from the last taking effect in Stewards shoulder,
wounding him severely. He was taken to a
neighboring physician's, and Miller was arrested
aud taken to Magistrates, whero he was held
to bail for further hearing. 1t was necessary to
give him special protection by tue Police to save
him from the threatened violence of a tumutuous
crowd round the of6ce. The same paper says
John Smith, living in Pierce street, west of
Chatsworth, was shot at ths 18th Ward polls,
shortly after o'clock yesterday evening. Pro-
itssors Baxley and Gibson, who were making
professional visit In the vicinity, and Dr.. Chai.ty,
of the neighborhood, were Immediately called 10
the unfortunate man. who was found to have
been shot by pistol, the ball passing through the
fsshy part of the left arm, then into ths left
side, striking one of the lower ribs, glaneing
thence downwards, forwards, and more deeply
about five inches and finally passing, it is feared,
into the abdomen, as no further traces ct il could
be found. His case is considered hopeless"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-07

EIRTH HALL. No l Franka:sgusEe, haye G9aStsnt,7
onhard an a1tsusive assortment of MUSIC end MUSiChL
INsTRtJ JMENTS Of al kinds. PIANO FoRTE9 Of different
sys end fnih; GUITARS from the best s2an,h Iattsn
ns 81 sRd age Of ye s1 superior M S1s bea sa
h9y. slso received repeated preuunl CLARIONET, kENi
BUGLEs CORN0PLONs. rRoMBoNES ssf si OF tssi; T
lind, os MUSICAL INSTRUMENT NEW NEW MsSlCteeav1c
cd az soon published JUST PUBLISHEn az s5s s2ngs q
Cd for the PIANO: also tie ORPHEUS GLEE BOOK. be-
1s collection OF se for four male voices witt piano eee2m
ssctad and complied from the best German AID En-
gp.h sntaors hy AUSTIN PHILLIPS. P;cs Ono Dollar per
Isl: lerchcn and the ma.eai community generally arr e
.rI,,tfI1r ny Invited tn rai E1f6c