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MOVEMENTS IN WAsalNeToN, Santa Anna,
&c.-Tbe correspondent Or the New York
Journal q Commerce says; The Administra
iion have, after full dehberation, determined
upon q line Of operations against Mexico,
which is 70 be Immediately pursued, and with
the greatest vigOr and energy that il may be
able to exert.
was correct in my suggestion that it has
been decided to take possession of Tampico,
with ! view to facilitate the operations Of the
army Of invasion. That strong and Immediate
movements arc 70 be made, you may infer from
tho fact thai, On Saturday, transfer drafts were
signed, al the Treasury, for very nearly a mil
lion Of dollars on The New York Banks, in Or
dsrso place funds in New Orleans preparatory
% new operations.
~ sagaeioas person can now believe tha
there y much hope lor peace from the coneilia.
seFf disposition Of Mexieo-M o. Delta.
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FOREIGN NEws.-The account of the crops
which is in our foreign news, we doubt not,
should be taken with many grains OF allow
ance. The same game was skilfully played
last season BY these same Mossrs. Wilmer and
Smith, who are strong advocates Of free trade,
and wish to keep our citizens in good humor
with our British Tariff, BY holding out the
prospects Of a market for our surplus meat and
bread. They did this 50 successfully last year
that thousands If our merchants andsspecula-
tors were ruined.
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9,-A slight cold the Mother Of Con.

65-A Slight Cold the Mother Of Com
su~mptiOnI--Let not those complain of being
bitten by a reptile which they have cherished
to maturity in their very bosoms when they
might have crushed it in the egg. Now, if we
call q slight cold the egg, and %pleurisy, infam-
nation of the lungs, asthma, and consump-
ton the venomous reptile, the matter will be
more than correctly figured. There are many
ways in which this egg may be deposited and
Matched. Going suddenly, slightly clad, from
a heated into cold atmosphere, especially if
you can c%ontrive to be in a state Of perspira-
ton; sitting or standing in a draught, however
slight, it is the breath of death, and laden with
the vaPorof the grave. Lying in damp beds
for there his cold arms shall embrace you
continuing in wet clothing, and negIecting
wet feet-these and ahundred others, are some
of the ways in which you may slowly, imper-
cePtibly, but surely cherish the creature that
shall at last creep inextricably inwards, and lie
coiled about your very vitals.
Attend to this in ~season-even a slight colo
is no small matter. At the first attack ust
Wistar's Balsam of wild Cherry, it il
sure to cure. and it is the only remedy you car
place perfect confidence in, 1t commences a
the root Of the disease, and thoroughly eradi
Gates it.
See advertisement.
The genuine Wistar's Balsam is sold by
PRlESTLEY g. MOSBY.
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INV YoRK MIRRoR, Published and Edited
b H. Fuller, New York. Terms, s9,OO per
annum; twO.copies $500; ten copies $1,000,
in advance. The new volume of this excel
lent family and ews-Papsrpcommence the list
October. The exciting and interesting politi.
co-romantic tale Of sl844,' or the power of the
a.F, will be finished in FIVE or six more num-
bers when a new tale will be commenced.-
We have read some of the chapters Of 1874,
and find i all thar was promised. we believe
back numbers containing it can be procured q
Mr.. Fuller.
SATURDAY EvENiNa Posr, Published BY s.
D. Paiterson& Co Philadelphia: Terms, 600
per annumi three copies $500, in ADVANCE.
We have 50 frequently spoken Of this excel.
lent family paper that il viii be sufficient, w,
hope, 10 call the attention Of our readers ID /
at This time. The Editor has commenced
strong warfare upon the publication Of licen
lions Novels and Tales, that promises to d
much good.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-10-17

No MONEY FROM ENsLASD.-A letter from
New York to the National Intelligencer says:
GA word for the benefit Of the Secretary Of
the Treasury, 1t was whispered here that this
Government had sent an agent to ascertain
whether ten millions Of dollars could be obtain
ed there for the United States stock. The an
swer it is said was: Not as long as you hare a
~repudiating State in the Union did not believe
the rumor, but in tracing it, | was shown a
letter from the highest authority in answer to
the question whether such a loan could be eff
fecied; that answer contained the following
sentence; "Not as long as you have a repu'
dating State in the Union" 1t is hardly ne
tcessary for me to add that the Secretary mus
not expect to borrow one dollar from England
Notwithstanding his British Tariff"
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The CALrFoRNrA VOLUNTEERS have left New
York al last. The New York Mirror says that
the Courts Of that city took a recess Of a week
on their departure. This speaks well for their
character as pioneers. Welearn also, that they
left in a great hurry, there being a writ Of catch
him and keep him out for Col. Stevenson,
which he resisted. Sherif's return, 'He left
his country for his cOuntry's good"
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NEwa YoRk, March 10. 1871.

Dr.. Jayne-De Dear Sir-Being% severely
afflicted with NFLUENzA-a hard Cough
and AsTnMA-and finding every mean
fail ofrelieving me, CONSUMPTION appea-
red inevitable-but BY using two bottles
Of your EXPECTORANT,I was res.
tored TO perfect health.
Respectfully yours, JOHN ELLIS,
Late Pastor Of the Baptist Church,
Stamford, CT.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison county,

OO"o NVWNty1
BY the Probate Court of said County.
TO all persons interested in the lands
tenements and heFaditaments Of Sara
=. Ra~liHgs, deceased Greeting.
VoU are hereby cited to appear be-
fore the Probate Court Of said conn.
~ at a regular term thereof TO be holden
at the Cou rt.house of said county, on the
second Monday Of December next, then
and there to shew causeif any you have.
why said court should not then order
and decree that the following lands, ten
ements and hereditaments Of said decd
be sold, viz;
The west half of northwest quarter.
section two; south half of east half 81
northwest quarter, section two, town.
ship eight, range two, west.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B.
HowcoTT, Judge of Probate
OF said county the Second
#- Monday Of October, IN the
LIS year Of our Lord, one thou
sand eight hundred and for.
ty-six, and seal Of said court.
Issued, the 10th day or
October, 1846.
J. T. CAMERON, orr.
October lH 1916. 5-1O
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HOUSES vEGETAprD q

AbAE fILEQ
Superior to any PUrgative no0 Kan,
erpslling disease from the systs@'
Wis pills made Of Vegetables
stance only, and is prepared y
the greatest care according 10 the \
Of PHARMACY.
Toall who labor under ony lima.
or Chronic disease, they are esnss;a
recommended. In GoUT, WHITE Sgs
ING, FEVER Sores, ScRoFULA ana N
voUs DEBILITY, they never fail Il /
relief. In RHEUMATISM, there are ~
~eH authenticated cures of long staa55
in this disease they have no M
In DRoPsIcAL AFFEcTIoNs, and di,sl
Of the Womb, and those growing OF
they are exceedingly valuable. Bili
and all other Fevers, are subdued a n
by their speedy action upon the NJ
system. In Liver Disease, Dyspeol
Headache sick and nervous X.
%tlonsof the skin, Pleurisy, Group, Loa
Appetite, Dysentery Diarrhea and III
tual Costiveness, they stand unriyall
Influenza and common Colds are
Ken up BY them in a single night.
short, their effect and tendency UPON I
human system is to assist nature h \
Pelling all Instructions which prolal
disease. la all cases Of a Bilious 1
acler, they act as an Emetic, as we'll
a Cathartic cleansing both stomach \
bowels compIeteIy-an and leave the \
tenn in healthy co ditlon. Evcryt
lly should keep a supply. Planters ea
where, and particularly in the Sou'h,
lind them the very medicine for plat
ton use, by which disease is soon
armed of its sting human misery Il
gated speedily, and much saved in III
and doctors bills. The following def
ton from an eminent medical wra
explains how Pills can, and do acco
pllsh so much,
Health. all The functions
the system are duly and freely peril
med, a person may be said to be in %
health"
Disease.--"Any alteration from 4
safe, or when any part ceases to per6
its natural function, disease is the q
sequence"
Disease a Unit,--"Is it irrational
unphiIosophical, TO consider diseas
unit, all its innumerable forms or synI
toms being derived from ore cause, ID
ing upon different tissues of the bodf
10 the above the answer is plan
we want is an agent that wiH renoI
the cause, and restore Nature 10 &
proper functions and health is The 81
result
HOUSES VEGETABLE PILL
efectually do this.
LIST. They combine power with BY
ness OF action, and act Throughout
whole alimentary canal, cleansing aa
producing a healthy state.
End. They remove offensive account
lation ofthe bowels, lessen arterid y
element, and restore the secretion 9
excretion.
3td. They equalizo the circulate
expel from the system sources ofirrA
ton, and stimulate all the organs y
functions of the body to a b 'althy g
dition.
4th. Being entirely free from "
mineral wh1tever, may be taken q =
times with benefit and perfect safl1
A great amount Of the best evldslS
could be added, to establish the hlga
putation ofthis PILL; but the trial aada
Of one box, will be worth moro % Y
invalid; than the combiledcertiicals'
the whole world.
Prepared and sold wholesale anl \
tail BY GEO. W HOUSE, Nash'lI
Tenn.
For sale al the Drug Store @
PRIESTLEY & MOSDi'
October II, 1916.
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CANTON MISS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II, 1s46.
..Aa go LLe disinamaLine Lanpinesa 3

aAs II is he distinguishing happiness
Of FACE GOVERNMENT, that ciUil order
should be Tie result Of choice, and not ne.
cessity, and The common vishes Of Me Peo.
pie become he lars efhs land, their pub
Tic prOsl eriiy, and sren eriStencc, Gerry
much depends upon suitably forming The
minds and morals Of heir citizens. 4 can
only Be happy aghea The public principles
and opinions are properly directed and
manners regulated
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ECONOMY AND COMFORT.
&TOpE&,

A FINE assortment of the most APP
n proved patterns, full rugged, just re.
ceived aud for sale very low. Also,
Office and Parlor Stoves Of the newest
style, at Smiths Stove and Tin ware
house, Jackson, State street, opposite the
Mansion House.
lin WARE Of every assortment
cheaper than ever.
JAMES SMITH.
Jackson, Oct. 10, 1916, Az
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THe WAR,--It is rumored that Gen. Game
has received orders from Washington for TIL
immediate transportation of all the troops nov
stationed in the Eastern Division to the Seat Q
War on the Rio Grande, and letters from Wash
ington state that orders are O'be taken to thu
Gulf for the taking Of TampicO.
1t is rumorei in Washington that at q meet
of the Cabinet, the proposition to mediate be
tween the United States and Mexico was per
emptorily rejected, and that it was also resOlv'
ed at the same meeting not to withdraw GU
land and naval forces from Mexico before con-
Guiding a treaty Of peacO.-S Sat. Egs. Post.
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A TARIFF oN THE LADIES. L is said that
the rail road companies down east have resolv-
ed to raise the fare upon every lady wearing
more than twenty petticoats. The excitement
in reference to this matter is becoming very
strong, and there is some talk of public indig-
nation meetings in consequence.
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More volunteers from mississippi.

tits now confidently believed-and we think
may be regarded as certain--that a demand
will shortly be made upon Mississippi for an
additional number Of volunteers.
When, therefore, we consider the position
which affairs in Mexico have assumed, cou-
pied with the determination of the Admins
tration at Washington to prosecute the war
with renewed vigor, we arrive at the cOnclu-
sion, that a call will be made upon the South
western States for the number Of Louisiana,
Alabama and Missouri Volunteers that were
discharged at the end Of three months service
Ten Regiments returned, and we take it tina
a call will be made upon the States of Missis
sippi, Louisiana and Alabama, for from 400
TO 5000 men.
Gov. Brown is daily expecting adyices from
the War Department, and we shall seize tn,
earliest opportunity to lay any information
which maybe received, before the public
Missisappidn.
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A OF POLICE.

7 MERE will be a meeting of the
Board of Police on the First Mon
day Of November neat, TO receive the As.
SCISSORS list Of taxes on lands, when all
persons interested may attend.
By order, ] J. PUGH, Pres't.
October II, 1916. 81
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THE BRlTIsH OFFER OF MEDIATION. - The
UaiOn of the 22d has a very interesting and
veil reason d article on this subject. The
ground taken BY the official paper, and the
views no doubt entertained by the Adminis-
t~ration, may be gathered from the subjoined pa
ragraph:
GAS to British mediation in the war with
Mexico, there can be no doubt, we think, as
to the almost unanimous sentiment of this
country, concerning it. We have all along,
and in every form, profEered to Mexico nego-
~tiations in an amicable spirit. On our part,
therefore, no mediation is called for. If the
British Government can, BY its counsels, per
suade Mexico to awake to ter true interests
andto meet US in a spirit Of justice in such .
negotiation, there can be no reasonable obiec.
ton on our part, that such c%ounsels should be
given. But English interference in any form.
% fla he terms 81 prescribe he conditions Of peace.
is not 10 DO sanctioned, and cannot be sane.
toned for q moment. We know our owa
rights, and our own wrongsi England can tell
as nothing Of eitherg We shall redress the one,
and We shallyindicate the other; and we must
BE- left to ourselves to Judge Of the suficiency
and the s~easonableness sof that yindica.ion and
! that Ecdfess.n
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MAINS ELECTION. In this poor b%enighted
State Of loco focoism, the people have not had
sense enough to elect a Governor. The Legis-
lature il doubtful, and one wing and one loco
foco have been elected 10 Congress.
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STILL LATER = Arrival Of the Hiberaia. -
Since the above was in type, we have several
days later intelligencsby the H,bernia. Anne
rican produce Of all descriptions continued in
active demand, and the tendency of prices
was upward. Cotton had risen a 4 penny
Missisnppian.
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AeEScY-George Pratt, Esq, Office Of the
tNew York; Morning Telegraph, isOur author
ized agent, to receive advertisements and sub
scriptions, and receipt for the same.
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sTR SALE.

Y virtue Of an order of the honora-
Bile Probate Court Of Madison coun-
~, Mississippi, made at the September
Term, l846, | will sell as Administrator
de bonis non Of Mercer Wadlington.
deceased, at the Court House door in
the town of Canton, IN said county, on
Monday Tie Second day Of November aert,
on a credit Of twelve months, the pur.
chaser giving bond and security, the
following described tract or parcel Of
land lying in said county of Madison,
viz: The north half, southwest quarter,
section t~hirtysfour, township nine, range
one, west; east half, southwest quarter,
north half, east half, northwest quarter
and south half, west half, south wesl
quarter, section thirty; west half, north
west quarter, section thirty,one, town.
ship nine, range one, east, containing il
al three hundred and twenty acres, MOI,
or less.
Sale to take place within the hour
prescribed by law.
W. H. WADLINGTON,
Admir- de BOMBS 0 Of M. Wadliagtor
deceased.
October II, 1916. s.
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For BRIeApIER GrNERAL,-Gen A. G. BEN
nett having been appointed Pay Master in the
Army, has resigned his Office Of Brigadier
General. Col. Al. NJ. VIM, Of Vicksburg,
will be q candidate to fl the office caused by
his resignation.
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Y~UcArAN--This province has thrown off its
disguise and become one Of the Departments
Of Mexico, recognizing Santa Anna as the
chief Of the nation.
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-10-17

Wool CARDIEe We are requested to say
that Mr.. A s. Mitchell, having secured a com
patent workman, will m Cardipg at
his mill this week.
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FoR CoNaREss.-We see in the last Yazoo
Democrat thata correspondent Of that paper
prupOses Judge BatIaile as a candidate for Con-
gress 10 Gil the seat that It is supposed Jeff.
Davis will vacate. They had better wait and
zee whutJef. says, He may wish to command
the regiment himself.
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GrThe subscriber RS 10 the building Of
The Female Academy are notified that
they will be called on about the first Of
October next, for one half their sub
scriptions.
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New ORLEANS CorroN MARKET, Oct. TO-
Sales Of the week 5,4OO. Stock on hand %, 1856.
There has been an improvement inthe market,
and prices range from 81 to 1914 cts.
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We learn thar there was an endorsement on
the way-bill from jackson, that it was general
" believed there that 1t. Col. McClung i not
dead, and that there were 100 killed ID the
Mississippi Regiment.
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The poetry in our paper this week, we un-
derstand, was written by a young lady not
above Is years Of age. She gives promise Of a
bright future.
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9. R. Miller, who killed Sergeant sneed, Of
the Tennessee volunteers, is now in the Vlcks-
burg Jail, and will be tried at the present term
UG tie Court, which commenced on Monday
last,
The Mississippi Creole. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1841-1851, 1846-10-17

VOLUNTEERS FROM LOUISIANA From infor-
nation received from Washington, we shall
not be surprised if a. call be-made shortly on
this State for one or more regiments Of twelve
montho' volunteers for service in the Mexican
war. The object of raising additional recruits,
if any are to be raised, it is coniectured, is .
descent on Tampico.--Nsw oleons Bulletin.
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THE MAIt,
THE M%ADIsoNvILLb MI
THE VERNON MATr.
POST OFFICN Mann,

OF Office open every day, ercept I.
during business hours, and On SIX ~
Hour after SUNRISE, and at t,oo o,eIasE I
VIM. PRIESTLEY' P
September l2, 1916. /
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rnn 49, oF MIssIssIPPI.
Mndiaon G0Nntn.

Madison County,
BY the Probate Court Of said County.
To all persons interested in the lands,
tenements and hereditaments Of Francis
TdweH, deceased Greeting
WOY arc hereby cited 10 appear be-
fore the Probate Court of said coun-
ty at a regular term thereof 70 be hob
den at The Courthouse Of said county, on.
the Second Monday Of December next
then and there to shew cause if any you
have, why said Court should not then
order and decree the lands, tenements
and hereditaments Of said deceased to
be sold, viz:
The southeast quarter Of section
twenly.three, township eight, range
three, east, containing about one humid
red and sixty acres.
Witness, the Hon. JOHN B..
HowcoTT, Judge Of Probate
of said county, the Second
Monday Of October, in the
LIS. year Of our Lord one thou
S. sand eight hundred and for
ty six, and seal Of said court.
Issued, the 18th day of
October, 1916.
]. T. CAMERON, C1k.
October H., 1916. $40
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j. T. CAMERON, C1E.
October II, 1916. $40
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
EOIIAN PIANOS

THE subscriber has Just received
u u from the mspufsetory Of Nunn. 4 C1ars New
% Nh" purchased the Patent
Pnx Nas-se huss'sl for toLEnA>s EnLfAN ATTACH
10 the Piano Forte snothsr M.
n''ss ne puehe IN 'tanins,
" te~ OF the Journals Of this county aud EnsIssd
inc n'uum'ni has been capacities fully
tested sheh aossred regard TO ~. univ al
sshtafss and excellence Of thu combination
Tue manu- aenr-n iee eoun public that chr.
svrsrins 10 one OF merit ~ IN. rurrh..
re ra'ent hlEht III" most er' naad.
Npn experiments testing It's mechanism the
.sae OF waieh fay sasfy the regard
IT 'hat - IN no mNbpsr habit Of tnsons
atmosphere and that the -Eoan" and in
ofue IN any CLIMATE They sa mot pr,u
deed Pson- in regard 10 th- imports ut. a. eeury
ne moa 'aiistae DRY ~aTraiee wish ueu
p. "a. TAYLOR.
Agent in this Of the above iBarun.pt.
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC sToRE
tb. P,nk
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-03-10
IMPROVED PLOUGH.
II sU6sCRIBERs, UNDER TIE FIRM o
GEORGE WATT Il co.

~ Az r established in the city Of Richmond
Mandatory OF foushs &C lust below lame, Har-
aeLs Lively Staol's- on Fran,ln
AZ they eenhisn Offering Plough really improved and
y OF pauonSse ih'y asa a-niy- reading oowns
GUAGE o. CENTRE DRAuGHT PLOUGH
TINS Plough was inv.Hes and patented yea ago BY Mr
nahv- o. HAnov-r bot al the time OF
As i EFFORT has introduce tn tn puoc
through he pres, eIeeleneie. " few
VIAL At EoNE.
The the h. Plough are-,h. the
mould ad 10 issisHed 10 the Ice OF the
beam Gun embrace the beam The
eud' peneuAnug the ersoans upright mould
Of the beam TO see and plane the mould bo.
maAe' It less liable choke hayrg no boz or oree
be renewed al ICES The Ia well
the he' eIeepIai The the usual man
serve as PiVot, on winch the wood turns the
screws OF the eud-thns aseni ends Of the han
dies and the one fastening handar.
ard TIE handles moving through the
eGf the hind lowered The
fouss Is made 10 eee5 shallow
Again by cuvpg Gown wooden groove be en- IN.
e'am and h'!ve Tor aPnghp OF board the
the foGgh TO the ard sh M the
sWs 1t rev-rsed-hus away u SUI al
or are corn &C Tnsma1'sts ausht
Plough t" draughI plough Is 10 bring the con
neetrg pc nj OF III" bar Tor a straight
line drawn r0m shouder where III. ah
ken to The the mould board thus
inns da~n from the centre Of through etins
POM Of The elves bar ho ID 10 Mt OF III.
-houii-r the euEb deep Il b oN too shs low 4
the gh It would nt axe en- tase TOO
'Ad Hence the gfeatimpoaucs
'r '' Plough instead ofatrnBF add Wneh omen ne
G. y pot % TAR b'ek upon oil-
"D eeod nc 10 the structure OF
weight Last though We \ mport,n ths
~ 1-h eAhho aie from the 'e pous Rui,r
less shJdd b All her but
remains ernan, That propert belong tn TINS ougn IS
aes' 10y eetnsse tom gentlemen OF hg,nee Han,vrt
Ming Nia NrS h'I and Charles CITY already puo b,
ran. BAL October Tnss cert ares are 10,
20 aPIr'd 70 T. already 'Teni'd
gniinR pubue 20 ihem fuy "a u
Joles. Winam ? canes Cafirr J,rs. n ,'s
lies Erg is.t.