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N O TIC f.

WHITLOCK, SULLIVAN g. WAL
LER, having placed all their NOTES
and ACCOUNTS in our hands Tor collec-
ton, with special Instructions, those in~
debted by Note or Book Account, would
do well 10 call and make payment as soon
as convenient. Payment is not to be
made 10 either ofthe partners, but alone to
us. PERRIN e. McGOWEN
July 90, 1916 ~
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Valuable Town Property for Sale.
"a The subscriber intending to
fTM move to the country, offers for
!s.R9 sale his HOUE and LOT in
&9ihc Village Of Abbeyille, situated
on the Public Square. The House is a
comfortable and commodious one, and in
connection with it, are two LAW OFF.
CES, which can be rented at fair prices.
All the out buildings and fencing are new.
and the Dwelling House has been recently
PAINTED. Any person wishing such
property, would do we'll 10 call and see me.
Dec II 42tf J. RAMEY.
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III Stute Uf South Cuy0liss..
Iot the Managers of Election for tile Elcc-
ton District OF AbbcuiNe: GREETING
said State, for the Election District aforr-
said, has lately become vacant by the re-
signation Of the Honorable A. B. Arnold {:
And whereas, by the Constitution Of the
State Of South Carolina it Is provided that
writ OF election shall be issued by the
President of The Senate for the purpose OF
filling the vacancy thus accustomed. for
the remainder of the term for which the
to serve.
Now. therefore, you, and each of you,
are hereby required, after due ADVERTISE
men,, and with strict regard to all the pro.
visions OF the constitution and laws of the
said State, touching your duty in srch
case, TO hold an election for a member of
tho Senate for the Election District afore-
said, to serve for the remainder Of the
term for which the said A. B. Arnold was
elected 10 serve; thu polls Il, be opened at
the various places of election within the
said DIS rict on the SECOND Mon
DAY in OCTOBER, NEXT. and the
day following, by the various sets Of mana.
gers for those places respectively; the
managers Tor all the plnces Of election
aforesaid to meet at Abbeville Court
House on Wednesday following count the
votes and declare the election.
Witness, the Honorable angus Patterson,
President OF the Senate, at Barnwcll,
this third day Of August, in the year of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and forty-six and in the seventieth
year of the. Sovereignty and Indepen,
dencc of the United States of America.
ANGUS PATTERSON.
President of the Senate.
August 12, I546 ~. "a 9t
w. G. & j. 3, MORAGNE, I.
AfflInRYS af IaW-Haue formed a Part.
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Land for Sale.
A tract of land for sale one mile and half
Of Cokeshury, containing 250 acres.
Terms very reasonable. Apply to
F. A. CONNOR or JOEL SMITH.
Sept. 8, 1916. - 2S If -
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NOTICE

NOTICE ~fts>, 8
Is hereby given to those concerned, that
the citizens of Due West Corner, ,will,ap-
ply for an Act Of Incorporation at the
next session ofthe Legislature.
May Is, 1916 -" I12N
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JOHN G. .BASKIN,

JOHN @. .BASKIN,
Attorney at Law, having taken an Office
in the rear Of the Court House and
near to the Printing Office,wilI prompt
ly attend to all business entrusted to
his care. Jan Ia 46
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WARE HOUSE and COMMISSION BUSINESS,
A ND RECEIV WING AND
FORWARDING AGENCY,
HAMBURG, S. c.


The undersigned has
[ @ N been for three seasons, en-
SyaglS gagged in the above business.
wv - He will continue to occupy
the same Ware House which. for con-
venience and safety, is unrquailrd by any
other in Hamburg
Cotton shipped to me by the River, will
not incur any more expense for Drayar'.,
&C., than if consigned to any Ware House
OH the bank of the River.
All consignmenls and orders thankfully
received and punciually attended TO. Ii
beral advances will be- made on Cotto IN
STORE, when required,
Aug 5 % J. F. GRIFFIN.
Notice,
Is hereby given, that Petition will b" Of
ferrd 10 our next Legislature, applying for
an act Of incorporation for Liberty Church
September 2. 1916 81 3m
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Abbeville District-In tie Court Of

Abbeville District-In tie Court Of
Common PLeas.
Joseph w. w. Marshall. bearer. as.
Francis Henderson, scn'r.-Decpm. IN
Attaclt. ON PrOm'ry Note
Whereas, the Plaintiff IN this action did,
on this day, file his Declaration agpins
the Defendant, who is abs mt from and
without the limits Of this State, as it is
said. and having neither wife nor a,torn. y
known, upon whom a copy of the above
Declaration, with rule 10 plead thereto,
on or before The Twen,y-second day OF
November next, otherwise. final and abso-
lutte judgment will be then given and
awarded against thu Defendant.
JNO. F. LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clerks Office, Nov %, IS45 80 1y
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The State of South Carolina

The State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
In the Common Pleas.
William A. Cobb, VS.. James knox,
Foreign Attachment.
The Plaintiff in the above case having this
day filed his Declaration III my Office, and
the Defendant haying no wife or attorney
known to be within the State, upon whom
copy thereof may be served: 1t is Or
der. thnt the said Defendant do appear
and plead thereto within year and day
from this date. or judgment by default will
be given against hsm.
JNO. F LIVINGSTON, Clerk.
Clk's Office, March ID, 1916. sly
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Abbeville District,
In tile Common Pleas.
Agnes Kingsmore, A Adm'x. Decl'n. in
v: Foreign
Francis Henderson. Attachm't.
The Plaintiff having filed his Declaration
in my Office, and the Defendant having no
wife or Attorney, known to be within the
State. on whom copy of the same. with
rul. to plead, can bs servrd: 1t is Order
ed that the Defendant plead to the said
Declaration within a year. and day, or
final and absolute judgment will be- given
against him. ~
J. F. LIVINGSTONE Clerk. 4!
Clerks Officr, Nov I9, 1916 :. lv
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REGlMENTAL ORDERS

1SI1S1IW EIN M OIIDERS.
Pursuant to General Orders, tn. 9th Re
glment will parade ut LDMAX'S OLD
FIELD, on THURSDAY the 9Th Of
OCTOBER NEXT, equipped for Drill
and Review.
The commissioned and non-commission.
ed Officers will assemble at the same place
on the day previous for Drill and Instruc-
ton. BY order of Col. S. Donnald.
Sept % al a.
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10 PHYSICIANS.

10 Physicians.
Having exchanged the practice of medi.,
cine tor more congenial employment, /
offer for sale my entire stock Of MEDI-
ClNES, SHOP FURNITURE, SAD.
DLE-BAGSS, an excellent case OF SUR.
GEON'S POCKET INSTRUMENTS.
&c &c &c. This stock embraces all The
medicines, furniture, &c. nescessary for
the young Physician to enable him to en-
ter ut once upon the practice of his profess
sion. The above articles will be sold at a
sacr'hcc. Persons wishing to purchase
will apply al the Printing Office.
Aug 10 = 25tf
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J. M. Chiles.
w. =. Hill.
A. Waller.
II. M. White.
SI'RAYED

<,wsssEss From the subscriber some
gEEts4AkI6 weeks siuc >, a large red
MMH COW with white spots. She
2A-aM-=s is marked with a crop and un-
dcrblt Ill tue right eur, and swallow fork
in the left. Any information will be
thankfully received or liberal reward
will be given to any person who VIII deli
yer her 10 me at this place.
Sept % G. H. ALLEN.
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w. G. g. j. D. MORAGNE, 7,
Attorneys at Law-Have formed Part
rcrshiP for the practice Of Law, in
Abbsville District. Z. 8tf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
THE FIRE Ar WARREN

Tb- ~er"r' 1T the disastrous fire at War
r n, Trumbull Co., is confirmed We have
not rooa ior lull particulars. The Cleveland
Herald SAYS:
A friend who was present at the terrible
confagration In Warren ON Monday night,
supposes the loss Of property must be some
Sl23 .000-a loss proportionately more severe
than the great Pittsburgh fire. Many of the
goods removed and piled in the public square
were either burned or much injured by wa
ter. The town was destitute of an efficient
fire engine, or much OF the loss might have been
avoided.
The affection OF our neighbors is severe
one, and calls ON us for generous sympathy.
The Warren Chronicle says:
We cannot even guess the loss; but ii must
BE- severe indeed. Most Of the merchants
stock we believe, were insured; they were not
entirely burned, but at the time we write the
square is strewed with them, and much loss
must accrue from the confusion incident to
their removal.
The calamity is an awful one 20 our town,
and will BE- very severely felt by very many
Of the sufferers. In the excitement under
which we labor, we can do no more than state
the extent OF the iavages, and leave details for
c8lmer moment.
Z. 5. We learn that a journeyman timer
named Frederick Kane, persisted in Mr.. Jem-
isons shop.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
generals GAINES AND scoTT.
The resolutions OF inquiry which passed the
J. S. Senate on Friday is as follows:

The resolutions OF inquiry which passed the
L. S. Senate on Friday is as follows:
Resolved, That the President be requested
10 inform the Senate whether any officer OF the
army, during the past or present year, has
called volunteers OF militia into the service
of the United States without legal authority;
and, il so, what is number Of said force, how
it has been organized, aud whether officers of
the line or stall have been appointed contrary
TO law; whether any and what measures have
been adopted by the President or the Depart
ment oil War, or any other authority under his
direction, IN relation TO such officers or troops
SO called into service.
RosolUed. further, That the President be
| requested TO f.rnish the Senate with any cor
respondencc which may have taken place be-
tween the Secretary of War and Major Gen
eral Scott, OF the United States Army, upon
the subject OF his taking the command OF the
Army al Occupation on the frontier of Texas,
And with copy Of any letter or letters writ.
ten by General Scott To General Taylor BY the
direction or with the knowledge of the Secreta
~ OF war. And that the President be reoues-
ted further TO inform the Senate whether any
ordorwas at any time given by the President
| or the Secretary OF War To General Scott TO
proceed TO the Rio Grande, or TO take COM
mand oil the army, (and il So, TO commune
cate copy of that order;) and whether he has
not been daily engaged in the discharge of his
Indispensable duties.at WIS ington under tie
direction and by the expressed wishes of the
Secretary of War, and how he has been en-
gagged; whether General Scott has not tender.
ed himself to the Department OF War as ready
and willing to take command of the army e
prosecute the War against Mexico, whenevel
the President should require his service; and
whether he has not ssked the command as due
10 him from his rank in the army.
| ReSolued further, That the President be re-
| quested to furnish the Senate, with copies OF
the correspondence between General Edmund
L. Gaines and the Government from the LIST
OF June, lS4o, to the present time, on the sub
Jet OF volunteers OF militia ordered to the
frontiers OF Texas.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
From the Cincinnati commercial.
AWFUL CALAMITY

Another Steamboat accidcnt-Sirty per-
sons scalded.-On Thursday of last week, at
Naichez. the Queen Guy Capt. Dugan, burst
her connection pipe, Instantly killing IL OF
la persons; 10 or II more were so horribly
scaied that they could not survive The night
following. Sixty persons, in all, were scald-
ed; those not dead were taken 10 the hospital
at Natchez Our informant, passenger on
the Magnolia to Louisville, and thence 10 this
city on the Palestine, and who witnessed the
scene, states that il was dreadful and heart
rending sight; women screaming. men raving,
all IN utter confusion and dismay among
groans OF the wounded and dying.
NO cabin passengers were injured; they
were transferred TO the Louis Philippe, which
boat the Magnolia passed 40 miles above Vicks-
burg. The Magnolia left Natchez a & o'clock
on Thursday evening. The passengers scald-
ed and killed were principally Germans. Capt
Dugan had left Natchez, and could not be
found. process for bis arrest had been is.
sued, but our informant could not learn that
the accident was caused by any fault of his
lie further states that Capt. Dugon had to make
his escape, 10 secure his safety, as the Ger
mans in their trouble and evaporation en-
deayorcd 10 kill him.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
PROSECUTION OF THE war

PROSECUTION OF THE WAR.--Tbc
Washington Union Of Friday evening. con.
taius the following information in connection
with this subject, which would seem 70 i'm
ply that the war is by no means at am end:
circumstances have put il in our poyyer in
the course OF this day, to ascertain Como -.
tefesting facts touching the state of the arr,,.
and the plans ct the campaign Without on
lenpg INTO details, we may state. i'm Tho ,,cn.
cFal, our conscientious belief, that the ETec.
u'iye Is DONG itsduty--doing every th;no !,
Can--dolng II with every degree OF enc NV r.,
Idhd and by seo--iu order Ia conduct the pre.
sent campaign 10 Its legitimate result II
pnnS ne enemy TO terms. and to compel am
mono'dD'e ana permanent peace. Mexico Is
niue aware even uow--eyen after the tretn.
endous defeats which she has sustained NJ "a
Ia Alto and at Resaca de Ia Palma ~ 49,. 20
sources OF our free republic, under the a,,sni.
ces OF a hTm, bold and energetic aJmjnistra.
non. The whig opposition, who are in the
hSDit OF Teviling James X. Polk, and of ridi.
cglin8 hlm tor the alleged leeblcncss Of bis
adhihlstfaiion' are perfectly ignorant of his
Character. But wc do not assume The non n,
orier 10 pmise him. Hi, enemies. vino az.
not yet turned from their errors by the tr,ns.
acilonsoi the last year 5W bs -comp,llcd IN
appreciate his character and ccnfe 8 heir ira
justice. All that wc have now tostv i tl,a,
lhe war vii, BE- conducted with on energy ON
We part ol the government which is worthy
Oh we enilnn id,fu VI che people.
"fn. l'y ior bad, ascending to the last sc.
counts about 5000 troops uuicF his coglrs -
hunait ds aul thousands of volunteers ,yer.
P'"Ins INTO bis camp lle viii soon sdyanre
'''." .i'' enf mJ p country. aud ve shall not Inv
surprised 10 hear OF his reaching Monterey -.
n'u' TO miles from Msiam6rss. sbofy ,,a
.o'l'in'nccn'cni of tllc table land la heslihy
region, % mo- dis'oui day. ''''l
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
CIIANCERY SALE.
OTIS IN MIDDT xNIIHEI tn


DURSuANr 10 the decree p,onounced in The
suit ia Chancery The l7lh dar of January
1916. wherein
William D,nn is Complainant
John Gi'chrisi, William CUniI aud others are d..
IsndaRfs
The Sheriff "l Ohio county. acting rs commission
81 under sad decree vii st for sale a, The f,,nt
DIOR 81 the o"nr house 81 said county of Ohm. ON
saturday the 20 h day pi June 1916 Luis ,.um-
herod two bundled aud SIX. one hundred and one.
"ne bundled and thirty eight, nne hundred and
"r'y sevrn "ne I'm drcd n, d f,rry nine. and thirty
We. t2o6l uOD 1889 l47) (iI9) 1927 sina,e in
iha' rati IT M'ddie whecling. (pow pari Of The
r'y "i WheeIng) LAID ~ 10y Noah Zane. John Faw.
cen AMI oll'e. or many each paris thereof as
shall he neccssrry io safety the dehi iiercs, nal
costs decicel the complainant ia the cau.o.
TrRHS-'fen per rent oi The pnrclase rs,nrv
lie raid M zach, npd The residne thereof in three
eqnnl payments. oisis, Twelve aud eighteen rnsnibs
ir"m The doy OF sale, the purchaser or purchasers
giving boLds with god security. bearing interest
from the day OF sale
JOIN @ EoFF. D for
naval n q woons Soc
The saIe "i The above properly u postponed mil
Sa'nfday the 'iday Of Aueu-,. 1916 inn II
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
&C. WEIGH, MANN. & DELEvAN's

circus made their entry into our city yester-
day in such style as to attract crowds where
ever they passed. Their splendid band wag-
on drawn by TEX cream coloted horses is
sight in itself worth seeing, and then came
the long cavstcadc Of wagons. horses aud men,
almost an army in itself. They perform a
short distance across the bridge in the fifth
ward. They will give another entertainment,
to day aud that will be the last. We do no,
see how they can sustain their immense ex
penses al % cts. admission.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
MASSACRE IN TEXAS pyT THE INDIAN,

The New Orleans Courier of the 10Th ult.,
says
a letter from San Antonio de Bexar gives a
deplomble accounts of murders and robberies
committed upon the people inhabiiing the
western frontier of Texas by the Cama1ches
aud LiPans Most Of the able bodied men Of
the colonies New Bmunlcls, Castroyille and
Lake GUAM having Joined the army under
Gen. Taylor, the slyaGcs, proGting by their
absence, threw themselves upon the oil men.
women aud children, burnt the houses. the
crops OF coru, mutild.ed the dead bodies. VIC.
lated The women, and carried oil number of
children into slavery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
BARGAINS
IN FANCY SUMMER Goons

~" os"fm'ned q redGre my ~ ca Of Fancy
o'"m| Ot'ds. without regard ~ profit. p,eps.
10y 70 On carly and extensive lU stock. psr,,eol.,I,
~ ny wbolesale department IwHI ole, srss, ~.
'",e'nes's 70 ''loso ~ waai Of such eogls ss
Hea i'e"eh OgindIes F'snch Jsconeis French
a--''.' lace Ai"s''n-' G'ashsms Bi,isi Ginsb.ns.
WHITE GOODS-Jteunef Csmb.,e Rcot .ca
-, - M'slin'. Cambrcs. Tsfleloi,s, s,fped ana
Z ',o mvsins Cnrian Mnslns. &c.
onaNs y ahs, ilnsisfy. Cloves md CFsvsfs.
His,O-s sumner Csssisasfrs and Vessings, sun.
nef Cloths &c large end bssatil9l slneE Of
hese' i"geiber with Lsnsn Dr'lings Linen Checks
Ne @c Cav nod get Bargains ai eorer ~ Main
'"H Msd'son streets. w J. SEi.BY.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
ADVANCE IN LEAD AND SHOT

ADNANCE IN LEAD AND SHOT.-Ly-
ford 5 Commercial Journal says:-"The mar
ket is nearly or quite bare of pig lead: and the
recent advance in the Eastern markets. aud
groat advance in freights from New Orleans
from 500 to 400 per cent, have induced the
manufacturers ofshot in Blltmore TO advance
their rates, which we now quote as follows:
bar lead, 5a53c; drop shot, all sizes. 81 cash.
and 81 six mos; buck do. 6a6t; and musket
and rifle balls, &c per lq., ash."-Bal. Sun.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11

:. LATER FROM YUCATAN.-By thr brio
Young Gregory, at Havana, six DAYS from Sc
sal we have received adyices from Meridn the
Capital oi Yucatan, which reach TO The ION
ulumo. We translate as follows:-Tbe olJ
Legislature (Asscmbly) has been dissolved
ana a new and extraordinary Congress was in
session. 1t was opened with the greatest so.
lrmnily by Miguel Barbacbano. who was an.
pointed Governor od interim. by the Assembly
ana has since been elected Governor of Ynca,
tan, by the Congress. The names of the other
Government officers are also given. The frs,
operation OF the new Congress was 10 settle
the question OF independence. This being
done, they proceeded to the management and
regulation OF all the other matters pecessnry
TO the establishment of new Government =
Three persons have been appointed on a secret
ioTeign mission, pia tie United .StaiesJ Al.
though the Government did not openiy declare
mat these officers were TO visit Washington
Tor tie purpose Of inquiring into the stevs no.
ecssafy oprOcure annexation, vet this is y,Il
Known TO be the object The step has founJ
great iavor with the people, although Inc uis.
SION was ria the United States TO somo o,ba,
country, yet u was we'll understood
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11

PRlZE AWARDED-Mr Jo.e.h !,
= is'0. eaiior Of ihe S. Louis GereiIle -. ~
,,,,I'ssaa ne prize ~ $500, oGsfd e. IN.
'i'fp.r' tse celebrated reprcseg,sf;y., If -.
re Character Tor DE best co,gely -. 49,. !.
'is me OF acting. There were .jy,ess ~. "
s,. 'eT ne prfc, from thirteen J,q, ~,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
Pensacola, MAY 30.

The L ). Frigate Cumberland, bearing the
broad pennant OF Commodore David Conner.
aud Fngate Potomac, arrived here Yesterday
momlng. These ships have come in Tor sup
pies OF water and provisions, Left the brig
Lawrence at anchor at the mouth of the Rio
del Norte.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11

OMNIBUS Mexico will cooo,.,
wHHo ionscr erisi." These ,yer. ,,c -.
words o. TIE maaiiss'oof Paroles. Pcsiient
al ia'eri"' issued from DE National Palace
April %.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11
WAsHINGToN coLLEGE

a meeting of the Alumni and Friends Is
washington College, will be held on the esh
OF July, IN this place, the object of which will
be TO consult together in reference TO the pros-
Perlty, aud increased efficiency of the ins,itu-
ton. Addresses will be delivered by Moss
Hampton and John A. Wills. Esqrs., of Pitts
burgh. All who are friendly TO their obiect
whether Alumni or others, are respectfully
invited, earnestly urged TO be present.
by order Of the Committee.
THoS; M. I. NEHEMIAH, Chm.
June 6, 1916.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11

IMMIGRATION DURING MAY. The
following Is the official return of immigra-
ton To the port of New York during the
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-06-11

hVN JOHN VI. CLAYTON. We under.
s.',li 'i'ai ms distinguished Senator 4 CIiick
~ - w, oid Blue Hen is now at Homestead
I'VE Dduiiiul iamn in this County. ustirat;ne
Iii' ''iaAinS fora few dsys after lis incssson,
"a, \" congress lor lhe last few months
'' i. VIZ return TO Washington next week. All
,,;'.,3's ','' parties admire the enlarged M
a., III ~ insniike course of this area,
to ~, coming more aud uor rnIs,rnd
Gst g,,n,, ,',.',on people, and tie opinion !.
d..,ion.j ''Ys ground in al quarters. hath. /.
insire aDd dignity ogle Pssit ....i go give
Blue Hcis C6.cle4. '' '''''. N'i-i CLaif.--