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Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

phia. and have the design Published under
the supervision of the publisher with the
least possible delay.
Copies of the number will be furnish.
ed to subscribers on paper % by ID inch.
es, of the very bes. kind, for 50 90 per
copy.
Extracts from Gen. Taylor's official des-
patch, and the field officers reports, of
the conduct of our rifemen in the fight of
the 2lst and Odd September, 1916, at the
city of Monterey, will be appropriately
put upon number two.
1t is to be hoped that the effort now pro.
pose TO transmit TO posterity such events
of the war with Mexico, which have COW
cred our citizen soldiers of Mississippi,
with imperishabIe renown in The field /,
will be responded to by their friends and
relatives at home, TO ensure speedy and
successful accomplishment of the design Of
the publisher.
A copy commemorative of the battles
of the 2 LIST and 23d September, 1916, in
which our Mississippi rif1emen shared so
largely, written expressly for his Excel
Iency. Gov. Brown, can be seen in the
Executive Chamber, which clearly devel-
opes the proposed plan of the work.
Many improvements in devices and
notes are contemplated in the work TO be
published.
Editors of newspapers in the State of
Mississippi, inserting this notice conspicu-
ousy in their papers to the amount of
the cost of subscription, and sending mum
Der containing the advertisement to the
publisher at Jackson, Miss, will he emit
tied to full set of the works when pub
lished, and sent 10 their address or order
Post Masters are respectfully asked TO
aid in the undertaking, by procuring and
forwarding subscribers to him, at Jackson,
Mississippi. WIN. w. VERIFY.
Jackson, Miss, Jan. 18th, 1S47.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
Rv this the Mav;noa,

American troops. By this the Mexicans
may again think themselves our equals
still it is difficult to stop the months o! those
subalterns who measured strength with
the Yankees at Resaca and again at Mon
terey. The order of Santa Anna is be-
fore US, and among other things it expli-
city forbids Mexican officers from "exlol-
ling the superiority of our enemies" We
should like to read an order of Gen. Tay-
lor, under the sign manual of Major Bliss.
prohibiting our officers from speaking
aloud of gallantry of the Mexcans!
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

TO THE PUBLIC.
THE undersigned announces to the ira.
yelling public that he has now in operation
a comfortable, substantial hack from Car.
rollton to Greenwood, Yazoo river, tri-
weekly, leaving Carrolton every Tues
day, Thursday, and Saturday, at 10 A. NJ,
arriving at Greenwood same days at Pm
leaves Greenwood every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday at 10 A. NJ, arrivin
at Carrollton same days at p. NJ.
A conveyance for passengers between
these two points has long been needed,
and as 1t must prove a great convenience
as well rs saving to travellers going either
North or South, and has been started and
must be kept up at considerable expense
hope, therefore, that it will be literally
sustained by the public. have careful
accommodating driver, and the public may
rely upon the utmost punc,uality.
Fare, each way, So 90. For passage
apply to ]. V. Wolfe, P. NJ. Carrolton
w. N. Miller, P. NJ, Greenwood.
J. W.. S. MERRILL.
January 20, lS47 6if
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

o. In the Senate of the United States
on the 18th instant
The special order of the day, the bill
creating the office OF Lieutenant Gene
rail- was taken up when Mr.. Badger re-
piled in opposition to Mr.. Dix, who sup
ported the bill the day before in speech
of considerable force and great length
At the conclusion of Mr.. BIS speech
Mr.. Mangum moved, as test question,
that the bill be laid on the table, which
motion prevailed by the following vote:
YEAs-Messrs. Archer, Badger, Berri.
en-, Butler, Calhoun, Cilley, Thomas Clay
ton, John M. Clayton, Corwin, Crittenden,
Davis, Dayton, Evans, Greene, Hunting
don, Jarnagin, Johnson of MARYLAND,
Johnson of Louisiana, Mangum, Miller,
Morehead. Pearce, Phelps, Simmons, Up
ham, Webster, Woodbridge and Yulee.
NAYs-Messrs. Allen, Ashley, Atchi.
son, Anterior, Bagby, Breese, Bright,
Cass, Chalmers, Dickinson, Dix, Fairfield
flanagan, Houston. Niles. Rusk, Sewer,
Speight, Sturgeon, Turney and Westcott'
So the bill was laid on the table. This
we imagine, decides the fate of that pro-
position for the remainder Of the session.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
Trustees sac.

SbY VIRTUE of a deed of trust exc
D cuted by John BriinaIl, sr,, on the
10th January, 1913, and duly recorded in
the office of The clerk of the Probate Court
OF Carroll county, Mi, in book E. PIP. 3 /
3l2 will expose to public sale, on the pre-
misses, on Saturday, 9Th of March aert,
the following land, to-wit: The west hall
of Section l3, township 81, range 5 east.
JOHN BRITNALL, jr., Trustee.
January 20, lS47
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
AslEsaimisarator,s maize

& No al p rsons interested in the lands
+ and tenemen's of William Reddi,t.
licensed, especial, the south west quarter
# section 81, The west half north west
quarter and north half east half north
west quarter section 81, township 90.
range 3 east =
TAKE NOTICE-That at the April
term next OF the Probate Court of Corroll
county, we will apply for an order to sell
said land, for the purpose of distributing
the proceeds thereof amongst the heirs
and distributes of said deceased.
WIN. G.. REDDTTT,
ROB'T w. REDDlTT,} Aamrs
estate Of Vim. Reddia, decd.
January l3, 1897 SGT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

Whilst regiment of vo-
lunteers were marching through Camargo,
Captain Ia strict disciplinarian,) observ-
ing that one of the drums did not beat, or
dered a lieutenant to enquire the reason,
The fellow. on being Intercepted, whis-
pered the lieutenant, 81 have two ducks
and turkey in my drum, and the turkey
is for the captain" This being whisper
ed to the Captain, he exclaimed, +" Why
did not the drummer sag he was lame? |
do not want men 10 do their duty when
they are not able"
A New PAPER IN TAMpIco.
gentlemen of this city, Messrs Barnard g.
Jewell, have made permanent arrange
ments to publish new paper in Tampco
and leave to-day TO commence and carry
out the enterprise. The name of this new
journal is TO be the " Tampico Sentinel
and that it will be watchful and faithful
one on the American watch-towers in Mex.
leo, we feel assured. Delta
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
EDWARD MARAN.

TAILOR-(Late from Neao OrleanS),
D ESPECTFULLY announces 10 the
"a citizens of Carrollton and the sur
rounding country, that he has opened a
shop at the house recently occupied by
Col. Mari as Law office, where he will
be happy 10 attend to all orders 10 his line.
Garments made after the latest styles OF
fashion, in a workman-like and superior
manner.
January 20, 1916 6-5t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
Law notice.
EXECUTORS notice.
January l3

II ETTERS testamentary having been
granted to the undersigned, on the
18th day of December, A. ID 1916, on the
estate of William N. West, deceased, by
the honorable Probate Court OF Tallahat-
chic county, Mississippi:-Notice is here
by giren to all persons having claims
against said estate to present the same
TO me duly authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. ELISHA WEST, Er'or
of estate of w. N. West, dec
Charleston, January l3, lS47 SGT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

withdrawn to strengthen one side or the
s.ber, for aPprehend that the shock of
IN war will be felt in Central Mexico
isithn a short time Vera Cruz may be, as
III has before, without garrison adequate
% its defence, and then will be the time
81 strike an effective blow with our forces
pr its occupation.
d This election of President and Vice
President is expressly declared to be dd
interim, or provisional-ther functions are
10 continue only until the installation OF
The executive authority which may be es-
tablished by the constitution to be formed.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE. In
IN obedience TO ar order of the Pro-
bate Court 0! Carroll county, | will ex-
pose to public sale, at the court house door
in the town of CarroIlton, on a credit of
twelve months, on Thursday the llh day
Of February nert, the following lands, TO.
wit:-West half Of southeast quarter.
and east half of southwest quarter of sec.
ton 6, township 10, range east--be-
longing to the estate of Jonathan Raw. de-
ceased. Bond and approved security will
be required of The purchaser.
JOSEPH RAY, Adm'r
estate Of Jonathan Rag, decd.
January l3, 1877 5-3t
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
Regular Packet.

Lefore and Greenwood TO Ner Orleans
eseA THE new and superior
Vhs5EzESllS steamer CAROLINA.
49, so Captain H. HADLocK, viii
m ke sent monthly trips to New Orleans
from Lehore and Greenwood, during the
season, leaving each place once every two
weeks. For freight or passage, having
splendid accommodations apply on board.
December sc, 1916 s.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

KLE ASONIC NOTICE.-The regular
IY meetings of CARRoLLToN CHAP
TER No. =, are held at the Masonic Hall
in CarroIlton on the first Monday after the
first Friday in every month. at which
times and place the members of said Chap.
ter are requested to be punctual in their
attendance. The members will recollect
that there is fine against every member
failing to attend; and as'we have impor-
tant business to attend 10 at the next regu-
lar meeting, which will be Oh the second
Monday in February. it being the Sth day
of the month, it is hoped that every men,
Der will be IN attendance.
JNO. c. HICKS, NJ. e. II. p.
VIM. P. BoLE, Sec'y.
January l3 5tt
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

TAKEN UP. bv Lewis Kimberley. a
sorrel mare. six years cid, small in size,
~hIle spot IN the face. hind feet white, ap.
paused Il $50 January Is, lS47.
jan q To
TAKEN Up by VIM. II. Caperton, Oct'r
is, lS46, by hHr,e, left hlnd foot white,
ID hands high. Is years old, appraised at
$22 80. T, T. KmBRoUGH, Ranger.
January At
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
FnSOIyent Notice.

NNHE undersigned having been ap-
Il pointed, by the honorable Probate
Court of Carroll county, commissioners OF
insolvency on the estate of Aaron H.
Morrison, deceased, hereby give notice
that they will meet on the fourth Monday
of February nert, and the same day in
each month for the mex; succeeding six
months, at the counting-room of A. 5.
Brown g. Co., in the town OF Lefore,
for the purpose of examining and audit
ing claims against said estate. All per-
sons having claims against SAID esla'e'
will present them at the time and place
aforementioned.
JNO. w. WALKER.
s. p. LACOCK, ComTS'
T. 5. WATSON,
De N er 30. 1915 BOT
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
Slave Question in Congress.

Our readers have already been inform
ed of the frebrand thrown into Congress
by the proposition of Mr.. Preston King,
of New York, TO affix the condition of
prohibition of slavery in any of the pro-
vinces we may conquer from Mexico, TO
the grant OF the necessary appropriations
to close the war. This proposition has
been voted down by only ONE vote, and
the division was nearly geographically
the north sustaining it while the souh anG
west opposed it,
This may be lrul Y said to be the most
alarming indication of the progress of ia
naticism that has been witnessed for years
1t shows that the north ready at any mo-
ment to repudiate the Missouri Compro
mise, and will regard neither faith nor
fraternity in the wish to cripple the south
in her domestic institutions. We are at a
loss to con lecture the reasons that can be
assigned for the wish to make the propos-
ed restriction. 1t will not decrease the
number Of slaves IN the Union, and there.
fore does nothing for emancipation. 1t
does not deal with men, but with terrific.
ry. 1t does not venture TO say that there
shall be no slaves in the Union; or that
their number shall be less than now. But
it seems to consider the vital points to be
mere question whether the slaves now
in Mississippi, Louisiana, and other slave
States, shall ever be taken TO Tamauipas,
Nueva Leon or any of the conquered pro-
vinces of Mexico.
The true design is but too transparent
under all this The cunning of the poIiti-
clan, not the fanaticism of the enthusiast
is at work. Under our federal system,
territory gives power; and the restriction
of the territory of the south is only sought
in a jealousy of her power and in wish
to subject her energy hereafter to the
mercy of ma jority that would feed al
pleasure upon her earnings.
We hope that the rejection of this pro-
position has met with its fate-but if not
If such things are still persisted in by
the North with design so transparent,
then indeed il has become time for 8" a
union of the south for the sake of the
unon," and for every true patriot to for
get all othe ties but those of the Constitu-
ton, his country and her rights. Sentinel.
DEATH OF MISSISSIPPI Volunteers
We regret to learn that E NJ. Poole, w
Allen, (of Belmont Miss, and J. P. Per,
ryman, members OF the g Pamela Boys
Capt. Overton, died yesterday from ia.
| - Il Il.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

Win 40 al baggage. moved IN such a
supplied with such limited means, that
1000 re- succeeded, should no doubt h;
IN addl- severely reprimanded, if nothin
capable | did so to sustain The Administr
ng arms
opposing vi the two regiments OF mou
lilly sup from Tennessee and Kentucky,
ght tram their respective States TO join me
the latter has Just reached Cam
1. former had not got to Matamora
wing the latest dates from there. ADM
ERECTION, they will be as long 10 returning
andoned tug here, Ito say nothing of
ON have necessary TO recruit their hor:
PotosI; we're to be discharged in, time to r,
Z posses homes, they could serve in Mex
cessation very short time. The foregoing
which | are not made with the view of FIN
ties VIII with any one, but to piont out tn
direction ties with whichI have had to CO,
ties. Monterey, the capital of New
ar. Polk situated on the San Juan River
ssity OF comes out of the mountains
y taking (which contains a population
ust 60 to twelve thousand) being in part
md then ed by them, at the head of a
To DO beautiful valley. The houses
slider out stone, in the Moorish style, with
that we which with their strongly inclr
0t tha nd l>ierh stono ,,,ol
Marsha's Sale.
10y virtue OF three writs of venditioni
eXponas issued from the United
States Circuit Court for the State of Mis-
sissippi, and to the Marshal of the Nor
thern district of said State directed, shall
proceed to sell, to the highest bidder for
cash, at the court house in the town of
Carrollton, Carroll county,
On Monday the 18th day Of March nert,
all the right, title, claim and interest that
G.. Baker & Co. have to the following
lands: Lots 3, 4, 5, s, 9, 10, IL, and II,
in section 5, and lots 3, 4, 5, and 6, in
section s, all in township 20, of range 2
east, in Carroll county, and will be sold to
satisfy the following vendi. expo, to-wIt:
Officers of Court per John I'll. B ains(ord.
Us. G. Baker & Co.; Officers of Court per
Thomas Wisner, rs. c.. Baker & Co.;
Officers of Court per Hall & Wetmore, Us.
G.. Baker & Co.
Sale within the hours prescribed by law
ANDREW A. KINCANNON,
Marshal Northern Dist. Miss.
BY JOHN RAYBURN, Deputy.
February 3, lS47 Std
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

ENOR SALE cheap-Two good s :, 'eo
Watches, one "patent lever 'nD
other an old .fashioned "turnIP, ar oA
lent time-piece. Apply at this ONCE =
Dec. %
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03

DEATH OF MISSISSIPPI VoLUETEERs.-
We regret to learn that E M. Poole. w
Allen, (of Belmont Miss, and J. P. Per-
ryman, members OF the " Pamela Boys
Capt. Overton, died yesterday from ia
tigue and exposure to the weather, which
in consequences of the neglect of proper
precautions on the part of the Govern
ment, has been the death of so many Of
the I'd Mississippi Regiment.
Picayune 21th.
Mississippi Democrat. (Carrollton, Miss.) 1844-18??, 1847-02-03
Tri-Weckly Hack

rom CGrroLIto to Green moo d
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MISCELLANEOUS.


h ~
4; / ::: i:
Ss ct, Lowell. six cases Of mems, bows
Youths, misses and childtens SHOES and ROO.
TEES, which, added to his STOCK already on
hand, rcndeats his assortment complete
MY Stock consists principally of the fe lowing
artclcs--- ''S
Ladies Morocco Busklns, thick sole, best quality
Do do do 2nd Quality but FOOD
Do do French Tics thick nd thin soc
Do do Turns best quality, made by
'Robnsou," PHILADELPHIA
Do do do 2nd quality hnt oooJ
Ladies Goat Buskins, thick sole best and 2nd
quality ~ CIV -'
Ladies Leather Buskins, perged neat article
DO Half Caters, French lasting fine article
Mlsscs Morocco Buskins thick sole
10 Goat Skin--Do morocco Bcotccs
Do Goat Buskius and Bootccs sew,d and
pcgged ~
Chiidrens thick sole morocco Bootccs and Buskins
Do Goat Booices and Buskins, scwcd and
pegged
Mems Bootees right and left and strait bo,to,ns
Boys eau Bootecs. very fine ar iclc
DO stout leather Booecs- Do goat stn
Youths line calf Bootecs-D Do leather. very s,ont--
20 grain Rooecs. with and without H. ella
Together with oiler kinds not recolccted M lila
umc-aii OF which will be sold low for cash
Leather Trunks also, as low as ca II be bought i'm
'hiS Nc'hh'y JOHN COUNCIL,
west side Crawford street, two doors South of
inc to.t olhcc-Sigh of the Yellow Boot
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THE AGE OF IMpRoVEMpNr

among the many blessings attendant upon i'm
Provements in the social condition and the ad
vances OF our race in intelligence is the nroIonr
Aon oil human life With the increase IF inte7i;
gence, has grown up knowledge of the elements
oil heaitn and regard for them, and comn,ensu
Iateiy with the strides OF science have we acouirCd
'he means OF arrcsting disease and avertincr -
raVageS. Notwithstanding the progress we have
inade, statistics show that even now one sixih -,
the whole population die annually of consumntion
one OF the most important discoveries of the ace.
In aneiIoratng the condition of this large class Of
s5niering humanity, il DR.. Wistar's BaIsnm ~
Wlid Cherry. What time establishes and conse
crates what experience adopts and confirms. wbat
al men In places unite in saying is good and val
eaDle, Is So no doubt A popularity of this sort
Ses IN society its roots deep and 80 strong thai
.lme cannot destroy it. The success which has at
tchded this medicine for several years past has
overcome the prcjudccs of all respectable and SON
s,oie men, and the article has tax en- stand onona
the hrst class of discoveries and blessings of the
age and when resorted to in season eTadicatos
the diseases for which it is recommended
None genuine, unless signed /. BUTTS on The
wrapper. o'' ''e
ne careful and get the genuine DR. WISTAP,S
bALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. None oenu;ne
unies5 signed by J. BUTTS Address all orders tn
SEiH w. FOWLE, Boston, Mass.
FOR sale by e. II. IlEINTISH, Portsmouth, Va
w. "A. SANTOS, wholesale and retail, Norfolk. and
by Druggists generally throughout the country.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
FOUNTAIN HOTEL,
LIGHT STREET. BALTJNORE.
ARTHUR l.. FOGG,
PHiNEAS THURSTON, ( Proprietor

ThiNESS ttUkSION, '''P''N'"''
VIE undersigned having succeeded the late fir m
\ OF DIX Fogg in the pr, prieiorship of the
FOUNTAIN Hotel, So long and widely known as ono
OF the most commodious establishments in~i,aiti.
more, take this method of informing the traveline,
pubic that, besides The gr at improvements made
last spring in the addition OF an entire new VIM
10 the house by which large number of lodging
rooms were added, as well an extensive BafLipe
fSfa0'shment, they have recently had constructed
h,W LGdits Ordinary fitted up in the most UNIQUE
ana beautiful styles and also private sitting room,
ior Me gentlemen which is entirely free from the
hustle necessarily incident to the more public parts
oil me house; an arrangement highly desirable and
winch they Halter themselves cannot fail 10 please
In connection with these improvements the whole
interior OF the house has under gone a thorough re-
VISION everything appcrtaning to the upholstery
oil the establishment has been renewed and attend.
ants Tor the Chambers selected with strict view To
ehtire capability IN every respect. The table will
DC found at all times fully supplied with ythinp
me market affords, served up in a superior style
whiie IN the way of wines, &c, nothing will be
kep' but what is of the best quality Add TO these
facts the attention and courtesy which will he rem.
ue'ed 10y their assistants acting under their own
personal supervision. Those who may favor them
WIN call they hattcr themselves will not leave
dissatishcd, as no pains or expense will be spared
on thcr part to meet the wants of their rucsts and
prove unfoundcd " 'O'
charge. Enh On
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For the New Era.
A SKETCH

stood beside the bed Of one. whose form
Death was cleaning for the sepuchrc.
was In lofty chamber OF a lonely home
himself had placed, far from haunts of men
re."'"i was tue night, for storm and darkness
Ne,gned In night, and all without was terrific.
but silence was within, and all was peace
save The quick breathing Of the dying one,
And nc was sleeping ere his final sleep.
i'ot long he slept. But starting from his rest
ana With ocwilder'd looks MY FREUD - he cried
ar. 'hou not with NOR Thee, mcthinks see,
fet 1t appears am such as was
When thou knew me not Oh do ro,so mo
| would not that this vision last look,
IL seems to be, and yet know il is not
rs shc Is at my side, and We arc sitting
Nea.n the trees that shade common home
oh' Kiss mo once again. that may feel
AS OFT i'vo feit-oh God, il is corpsep'
AS he spoke thus ravingly, he Crashed
Aho Grew me TO his lank and dcath-like face.
And giarcd upon me with such a fearful wildpes,
| quailed and shrunk | could no look mon H.,
"nere am now! Ay, there's grave corpse
IS III us uep'h' and many arc standing round,
aud there arc maidens robed in glarino white
see not her ! who said she's in that gr,vo,
VINO said She die? Oh, no. she could not die >,
nc grasped me close, as fcarfnlly he shrckcd
what death was raising to his troubled soul.
slowly then his hold relaxed and tears
Uushcd last, aud cooled the bur nine of hi, oy.,
when these ceased, his wonted calmncss came
spoke not But we looked upon each other.
And listened TO the raging of the storm.
Again the nature of his look was changed.
NOT wiid as hrst it was horrd calmnes,
why Is 1t that know that thon art with me-.
And that feel thy hand enclasped in mine
and yet 1t looks not so? My spirit roams
iw'Xt Things that have been and what now arc,
seem to ride alone amidst vast woods:
Inc trees are moving with the urging wind.
winch means an echo to my gloomy tbouobt. ,,
NOW am upon mountains side,
ants base quiet hamlet sleeps"
lie paused and bent his eyes oh vacancvt
nan Look Sec all these standing round.
AND there! There is one whose look recalls
Most wildly, the form of her who died
! marx! the name is hers herself it is
An sweet How well know thou conld,s, NO, AZ;
ana now embrace, as oft thou hast;
Oh happness-But Heavens! Look A corr.
Between us rises, that is her who's dead.
| Encased within shroud she undoce;veo M, ,,
| \
| = NOW turn me to the storm. I would die
And gaze on nature as she wildly raves.
But such now relieves my fading eve,
ihen caimness sat serenely on his brow.
AS drank his waning orbs the tempest's grandeur.
And as this fercely, or less fercely ragged
Lille or Death was strong. As Hsolian
Notes upon the wind, the combat varied.
II ended when the tumult ceased his so,J
| w as boz ne on the last mutter of the storm
| HARTUI