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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
fPupLIc-No. 90

lfOBLlC-ENo. ~.
AN ACT amend entitled regulate the carriage OF
passengers merchant
said act shall take effect
Be eadefe by the Senate and House Of Rep esenfatres
Of the United States ef America Congress assembled That
the act TO regulate the carriage Of passengers IN merchant
vessels approved the weniysecond day Oi February eigh
teen hundred and foiysevtn SHALL regard all vessels
arriving from potts this side Of the cses Of Good Hope
aud HON, take effect and be in force from and after the
thirty INST day 81 May next Ensuing: and IN regard 10 all
vessels arriving from places beyond said capes after
the lhirtieih day Of October next ensuing.
SEC 3 And be further enacted, That much Of said
authorizes shippers To estimate two children Of eight
Of and UNDER the assignment
Of RON, i hereby repealed.
Approved March 2. lS47.
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Congressional Convention,

What say the Democrats of the Fifth Congressional
District {! Shall we have District Convention z We
suggest that each county composing the District
at once take measures to appoint delegates to
attend such a convention to nominate candidate for
Congress to be elected by the stern democracy of the
district. We have choice to place or time, SO
far as we personally concerned But as near as
we learn, majority in favor of holding such
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Al indianapolis.
On SATURDAY.. The IOh dav Of ApI

On Saturday, the l0th day Of April,
where 1t is hoped each township will be fully repre-
scented.
Brethren important matters will be before you to
be acted Your delegates to district convention
are 10 be selected Your candidates for the Legisa-
ture, and the most important county Offices are to DC
nominated. See that each township fully and fairly
represented. Let US al meet with determination te
be governed by prncipeto act for ourselves, :. I'M
bribed by influence, and unbought by gain" Ther
with union and harmony, if true TO ourselvef
we shall be eminently successful. Up then, Men
Leave not for others TO do that which you can 90 To-
ourselves.
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sIIERIFF,s SALE.

Up virtue DEGREES directed r,rrk,s Office
- the Marion circuit eoua will expose pul sIe.
l7fll day April door
indianapolis within the hours ed ~ law the and
profits years Of following
Tie f Of lot ntT in square number H. VA The
Indianapolis and failure realize the
at the
fee simple OF said real Taken property
Edward Davis 1t tic suit Of Alfred Harrison aud Hugh ONeA
A. W. RUSSELL,
Si.eriH Marian to,nfv
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LAWS OF INDIANA.

An Act TO amend act entitled ''An act TO authorize
the sale Ct schoo lands township tro south Of range
one leest, an the county Of Crawford" aPprored
December 81. 1915.
SEC J. Be IL enacted by the General Assembly Of The
State Of dand, That the provisions Of entitled "An
authorize the sale Of school land township two
south Of west, in the county Of CrswfoTd sp
proved December 81 1885, be and hereby extended 10
Congressional township numbered two Of range
west and township three, south Of range west the
county Of Crawford.
SEC This act TO take effect from and after its passage
nd publication in the Indiana State Sentinel
ROBERT n. CARNAN,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
PARIS DUNNING,
President Of the Senate.
Approved December is. 1876:
JAMES WHITCOMB. :.
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y1ARsHyAI,S SALE.

EpY virtue of writ Of execution III fa 10 me drerted from
ID Office United
district Indiana May
Court House Indanap 10 A. NJ
and p NJ otter Cor sale the and profits for years OF
following described real situate in Marion county,
n-lot H.. original
OF indianapolis aud failure realize sufficient
satisfy the will the TING aud place offer
simple of said described real estate
property lanes the suit of George Luckey
said James b. IA al A. q. PEPPER, Marshal u =
Indiana.
Q4-ts BY Go. MCOuaT, ID putty.
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

~ virtue OF execution. directed from the clerA
- ohre of the Marion eifruit pose
sale, on The ish April, lef7, door IN
the town OF ndanap0 within the nfeser 81 Nv la~
the rents and profits Tor years OF ie fons estate
wit 2uet qh Of the east SHE OF lot lock num-
her D. west Of White adiuninr
of fhdnnaposis bounded on tie Ma
ona Road running lack for quantity 200 a.: and on
ure 10 realize te tu amount OF Judgment interest
viii az the tpe fee
real eslsf Taken the property Duke.
suit Of X. l.. Walpoe.
9o-awss7 A. w RUSSELL. Sheriff Marian "a
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give are requested TO announce JOHN DOUGLASS as a
candidate for Treasurer Of Marion county subject the
decision Of the Wing county convention.
21rWe are authorized to JACOB lands as a
candidate for Treasurer and collector Of Marion county
a1rWe requested to announce Mr. JOSHUA NJ LANGs-
DALE a candidate for Treasurer OF Marion county.
MEssRs. CHAPMANs & ANN:-Please announce SAMUEL
BECK candidate for Treasurer OF Marion county and
obge MANY VOTERS
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Consumption. or going into n Decline.

Erpectoranf Remedy.
Mr. WIN. PETERS, Richmond, Indiana, taken with had
cold last spring. which seated his lungs length cavities and
ulcers Tued, his Physician used that he thought Of
effect he informed cold nothing
could lie done in the mean time friend Of his, Mr. Howell
induced him David z. Holloway who in that
for the medicine which he did Before bottles
thai he getting better After using bottles he became perfectly
shed that the medicine linn
He sent for six bottles and happy state TO those afflicted
that he has used Of them became all
himself cured lie wishes these lines published public
that others afflicted with Consumption
of Dr. Duncan's ExIecoani Remedy, and their lives
We the undersigned well acquainted with Mr Peters aud no
his q ST. ted. JAMES PETERS,
ISAAC HANNA,
GEO. DULL,
A. Y. KEYSON. Esq
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More Cures performed by Dr. Duncan's ErPerfOran
Prnad..

DR. DrscAN-Dear Sr-You perhaps remember that con
suited with Office in Cincinnati June when
examined lungs aud informed that there small cavity
forming the lobe Of le lung with slight uceraios and al
vsed take hotties o EXPECrORANT REMEDY,
which bought of 20 boes have used OF them and feel
well as did life My cough disappeared after
the ks bOHe pain my also e me- strength increased
and my appetite The medicine caused to expecor large
quantities this thrown up
think that the whole world should something
the good effects Of your EXPECTORANT REMEDY" for the
removal Of the symptoms leading Consumption Please inOm
think it advisable the medicine leer.
Yours truly, and grateful, HORiCE BiNNS,
Near HamlIon, o.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

OrrTEe New York Post Quizzes the wings for
their eloquent tacturnity" on the subject of the
tariff
eloquent taciturnity" is good phrase, as Po-
lonius would say. More Miltonic is the term =" ex-
pressive silence" Both are both eloquent and ex-
Dressiye
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE,

NOTICE hereby the undersigned has taken
IN letters Of administration the Of Thomas shelton
Hendricks eonny Indiana deceased All persons
indebted the said requested make immediate pay
and those having elm against the noflne "a
duly The said estate
5osed' 10 Ne Solvent = y THOMAS HAorEN Adm.
Feb.lasy g, l6is. - e9-Jw
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A BLOODY BATTLEi

American ralOr TriumPhant-Sdnta Annals Army
eEt<o Rieees By Cen Taylor-LOss Of Co.'s. Yel,
Mckee, Hardin, Clay, dc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

The several townships earnestly requested TO
hold meetings at the earliest possible day. (say April
election day) and appoint delegates to county con-
convention To be held
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
DIR. Means
ExpeciOrant Remedy, for
CONSU MEpEION.

Code, Coughs, Splitting Of Blood Bronchitis Difficulty
Of Breathing. asthma Pam in the Side, Breast aud
Chest, WhOopiny Cough, Group, and oil Diseases q
The Liner aud Lungs.
They Die Of Consumption.
ETEWARE OF THE DESTROY ER.--tiow many persons put
H OF from time To time that eaiage ndns
10 their health ere be late. Look around particularly
city, and we will daily behold hundreds peas, whose
tenance sesPeak suffering h disease of the lungs and pred
cough last pprong their Immortal destination, without
being sensible Of their May this awake
them IN due aud seek relief hch Is To he oHd II
DIR. DUNCAN'S EXPECTORANT Remedy safe, pleasant and
certain medic for the OF cough and the remontory mp
that lead CONSUMPTION This medic immediately
heals the italed Membrane Bronci and Lungs,
strength and support the eneebed Frame thus causing The lungs
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
Dr. Duncans Western Office, $50 S, eamoe street. Cpcpna
New Agency im INDIANAPOLIS

FOR DR. DUNc4N-S EXPEcTOR7NT REMEDY, tie mos,
successful medicine made The fd the
Of CONSUMPTION and the indicating
decline" undersigned The oy for this county at
whom this medicine obtained the
fuTer Tim J. & ia. India olis
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JAMES wHITCoMB.

A BIZ authorizing the Gorernor Of this State TO Gp-
point Probate Judge pro hmPore IN The county If
Monroe.
WHEREAS II has been represented to this General Assem-
bly, that Aqua Rogers who heretofore commissioned
he Probate Judge and for he county Of Monroe IN the
State Of Indiana aud whose term of has yet
pired has gone officer the OF Mexico,
WHEREAS large amount OF business 10 said has
cumulaed Of the absence and fsnie Of said
Rogers hold the regular sessions Of said court and for
edy whereof,
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the
State Of Indiana That the Governor be- and he is hereby
fully hozed appoint suitable person, resident
Of said county, TO act tempOe the Probate Judge of
charge all he duties and the jurisdiction
cases. matters, and things, law by
Probate Judges, under and by virtue Of the provisions Of
chapter ihlynine Of the Revised Statutes Of lS43-aId
said judge appointed by of this continue
office until the OF said qua gers Judge
al0essd-aDd If said Rogers should not return previous TO
the expiration Of his present Of service then the said
Judge aforesaid appointed shall continue office
the expiration OF the of service of said Rogers,
Judge aforesaid and until his is elected and quail
fled the said Judge shall receive for his services the
compensation diem that the said Rogers
ing and would be entitled to receive during the residue Of his
present tenn Of service
SEC p force from and after its passage
and publication in the Indiana Journal Sentinel
aud shall be The duty OF the Secretary Of State 10
nit certified copy Of this the Clerk of the Probate
Court Of said county Of Monroe, within days the
filing of the same in his office.
ROBERT N. CARNAN,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
PARIS C. DUNNlNG,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January 81, lSi7.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

lPUBLIc-No
AN ACT change the time OF holding the Of The cui
court Of the United States for the district e North Carolina
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
Of the United States Of America in Congress assembled That
the Of the Of the United States for the dis
ct of North Carolina by law appointed 10 be held
the first Monday Of December shall hereafter be held the
asst Monday # November (nstead Of the first Monday Of
December in each and year, and all actions suits
pea ecOgnzance, wits processes and other proceedings
whatever pending in said court eturnsbe thereto, shall
have day and be heard, tried proceeded with, and decided
accordingly.
Approved February Is !S47.s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

GIVE are requested to state that money contri-
buted the relief fund will, during the absence Of
c. Fletcher, ESQ., be received By Thus. H. Sharpe,
the Branch Bank,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01
Read the JolOTing Case and Cure:
Let all the World know the 1SOnderful efficacy
of DR.. Duncon's EXPECTO-
RANT REMEDY!
For the cure IF CONSUMPTION and The SYMPTOMS

For me cure y CUNSC.HFIIUf, ana me symptoms
indicating going iylto a decLine.'
DIR. DUScAS-Dear ST-The Undersigned patient under
r the last three months, who has been lab ring wnh Phs
PimOna pulmonary consumption and finding that medicine
could would afford him therefore
mined to your EXPEsrORANT REMEDY,
having confidence IN the medicine forth 10 consumption
but please The peat allowed bm send 10 agent ~
Wooster DE- p COuterer, the medicine which he did and
used according the directions the bottles and
truly my aOnishnen found patient fast improving which
he continued until be became perfectly WELL believe he used only
bottles. request lines hoping your
pecoant medicine Will continue do for mpve generally
! the above Yours Respectfully,
DR. JAMES H. MCKEY.
Willingly subscribe my being solemn and
sincere afi dreadful disease
sumption, will find your ecne in time, and he cured
WM. II. WILKINS Wayne County, o.
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NOTICE.

TENHE committee Of eight appointed meeting Of The citizen:
- the 23d in selecting suitable nship
ing met 10 perform that Duty unanimously recommend the
ing ticket 10 the yOteIs OF Centre township:
For Inspectors OF Observation-Disclosures little, James SugOve
81 For hles-JOln e,gis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

EDWARD LANDER, Attorney AT Law
JOHNSON BUILDINGS,
Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
March %
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sA dxz5z5WS
sAS.
a-.xSSSEa szeas

erWe are indebted to the politness of Lieutenant
Love, of the United States Dragons, who left Mad
ison yesterday morning and arrived here last night
for the Madison Banner Of the Both, containing
the following interesting The statements are
meagre, and may possibly be correct. This is the
battle, probably, of which have had previous n-
!. coherent rumors The Volunteers sustained them.
selves nObly against greatly superior numbers.
From tie Madison Banner Extra Tuesday, March 80, is47
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NIoitCts hereby and Of
" several counties hat psnk
Tax Funds has made l67 aud the Trasu
The nrder f.ihure e:,s<~
said funds cor le5 and 1885, well pei cent fus
for 1874 ala remains unifs~n a few in~zucsa II
March, 1871. e9-3w D. SAGUIRE, >huel0r u spae.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-04-01

An Act to repeal certain special laos an force an the
eerenth Judicial circuit.
SECTION Be IL eaaced BY the General Assembly Of the
Of Igdidna That the act entitled
the law regulating the practice Of courts in the eleventh
judicial circuit" approved January 49, 1885, be- and the
hereby repealed, excepting in the counties Of Black
ford and Jay.
SEC 9 That all special laws in force in any Of the
counties composing the eleventh judicial circuit with the
exception aforesaid, o-wt, in the counties of Randolph
Delaware Madison, Upton, and Grant, in relation the
selection and empaneng of grand and petit jurors and he
subpenaing Of Witnesses, which regulate the Of
their selection the number be selected the length OF
time they serve, and when subpenaed appear be
aud the same ave hereby repealed far they relate To
Grant, Aud the general laws of the State of Indiana
lang the Of selecting grand and petit jurors the
number to be selected and the length Of time they to
serve and when subpnaed appear reby declared
10 full force in said last mentioned counties.
See 10 each of said last mentioned counties in which
petit Jurors have not been selected for the spring term Of the
court, the year eighteen hundred and fortyseven
the several boards doing county business at their March
term in the year eighteen bundled and oryseven, shall
petit Jurors for said spring term in the
scfibed by the general laws Of the State
See This act to take effect and be in force from and
after passage and the Secretary Of State shall cause
to published forthwith 10 the Indiana State Sentinel
copy Of il to be forwarded to each clerks office in th
counties Aforesaid. ROBERT ~ CARNAN,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
PARIS c. DUNNTNG,
President Of the Senate
20 JAMES wHITcOMB
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TPUBLIc-No 81

Approved February 9. ls47.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25
From the Washington Union.
Latest from the Gulf Squadron.

Letters have been received in Washington, which
Indicate the greatest harmony and concert Of move
n,on,s between our squadron aud army. As is
already known 10 the country. the transports with
troops on board are to rendezvous at the island Of
Lobos, n iolerably secure anchorage near the main
land aud some sixty miles to the southwark aud
eastward Of Tampico. A number OF these trans
ports had already arrived at Lobos According 10
the following memorandum which we have reason
TO believe may be relied on, there were at the date
Of the last accounts not more than . 800 troops
including national militia, in the city of Vera
Cruz and although this Number mar be increased
by other drafts from the militia, Irrational guard
it is improbable that there be much addition to
the troops of the line, between that time and the
date of the contemplated attack Indeed, so strait
ened is the enemy for funds aud supplies Of all
kinds, that il is extremely doubtful whether a fur
Their increase would -edound 10 his advantage
The more persons that are shut up within the walls
Of the city, the more speedy, from wan; Of pro-
visions, must be its capiiulaiion With the CITY il
is presumed. falls the clse Of Ulloa, and for the
reasons.
We understand that there are two points at which
the debark alton Of our troops may be efecied-ihe
due west from the island Of Sacri6cios and
within mile aud half of the eastern walls Of the
city, and the other Immediately abreast of the an.
chorage Of Anton LizaIdo. Our squadron will be
able to cover the landing Of our troops with ease
at whichever Of these points il may be made.
The Vera Cruz papers speak of the contempla-
ted attack Of General Scott, aud recommend that
force Of three thousand men be stationed at Ence.
70, about eighty miles from Vera Cruz on the road
to Mexico. for the purpose Of being moved towards
Vera Cruz, upon the first alarm.
THE LocOmoier" states that there are four de-
files, or passes, on the road TO Mexico which might
be held by handful Of men aud few pieces of
artillery, against any number, as there are certain
heights at these passes, whence the road winding
about, may be cn6aded for several hours. These
passes are Puerto Nacional, about 1870 miles from
Vera Cruz, Plan del Rio about 60 miles from We
ra Cruz Certo Gordo distance not known, and
La liona. distance also unknown. The first two
are now being fortified.
proposition was recently made in the State
Congress, to appoint De SOTO 1.-THE present govern
orr dictator Of the State Of Vera Cruz, but was
negatiyed. The city Of Vera Cruz has been de-
clared in state Of siege, and under martial law,
and war tax of so cents on every ten dollars per
month has been levied upon all persons whose in
comes equal or exceed , per diem. ], is beliey
ed that, including the one thousand men, recently
arrived in Vera Cruz, there are now in the city and
castle, tweniy.eigh hundred.
Gen. La Vega has recently been appointed com.
maudant general Of Vera Cruz.
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25
For the Phoenix
Temperance Jubilee in Richmond, n. II.

The friends Of Temperance in Richmond, ~ H. having
purchased the Tavern Stand al that place. and thoroughly
repaired and furnished IT, opened Temperance house
on Wednesday, the l7h inst, at which time they had
Temperance Jubilee. large nupber Of friends were
present from the neighborng towns large delegation
there from Winchester, with the Brass and from that
place, tina, played most admirably. The principal speaker
Mr. Seand, better known the "HOnesi Quaher who
is able and efficient lecturer lie plain aud homes, in
his remarks all Quukers should be-, but like the Quaker
who had quarrel with his neighbour aud would strike
him, hurt him, but held him vasasy he holds his anag
onis the seller uneasy. Al the close Of exercises
at the church, two hundred aud repaired the Tenn
Perance Tavern and paiook Of excellent dinner served
up in the best style by the Landlord, Col Miller.
II any wishes fr good dinner got up in the best
style, let him cali The USlos TEnrFnAseE HousE in
Richmond, aud he eau be accommodated. LIS
Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1847-03-25
Two Bloody Battles between Gen. Ta,l.,
and Santa Annals Forces! !!

An arrival at New Orleans from The Brazo. h,,,.
news Of two bloody battles, between S,nta Ana ~,
10000 troops and Gen. Taylor with 5000 m. s"'
battle was fought in the streets Of sallio. and ~
Second Of The Riconads pass, 8 or miles beoo, !.
Is reported that The Mexicans were rrpul.ed v;,, y
loss Of OF 5000 men. The Americsn L,ss wa, ,h'
1000. A New Orleans paper pronounces the reror !,
'humbug," but il was generally believed
Gen. Taylor hal sent all his baggage and prov;,;o
to Monterey. Great apprehensions existed ina, ~
communications would be cut off between Moo,.,.'
and Maiamoras, as large bodies Of lroups were IN a,
rear Of Gen. Taylor.
Al The American troops had left the Drazos IA =.
Gen. Scott. Sixty vessels, with troops and muoi,.
had LEFT Tompico for the island Of Lobos, ps,, W.
Cruz. The attack upon that city was 10 be made ,b.,
the 10Th inst.
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'so =! 'o"'e y, '"e o'a'e i,,g's'a,o's' uei: pus
'a'nen'a was sem 70 a'fes' Mora, put was n'mse'
ue'a."cn oy Tue 'a"e' anu hau sent 10 tue uo'e'"-
''e"' 'o' anu
u. S. SQUADRON, Feb 90, lSl7.--Gen. Santa
Anna had advanced as far as Matahuaa, on his way
10 Salto. Nothing new had occurred, but as the
Government has failed to furnish him with re-
sources under circumstances so urgent, he is rep
resented as surrounded with misery"
The following account Of his march, Is from he
pen of an officer aud is quoted in the Indicator rs
reliable authority.
In the critical position Of our army with regard
TO its inplacable enemies, no honorable resource
remains except to advance without supplies to cap
tnrc them from the immense storehouses OF the en-
envy III Saliillo aud Monterey, aud TO live upon the
country.
The way TO glory and honor IS 10 be preferred TO
turning our backs upon the enemy. People will
not now say that we are traitors. To-day the brig
AIDES have begun their march, and ON Saturday
there departed lo,OOO infantry, oOO horse, aud lOO
artillery, which uniting TO the forces already all
vanced will swell the whole body Of the army 10
$4,000 infantry, 5000 cavalry, aud 400 artillery,
with 20 pieces Of heavy calibre, viz twenty
fonrs. eighteens, IL twelves, aud two mortars Of
nine inches.
There were also 200 mules aud 81 wagons OF
munitions alone, without counting the equipagcs,
camp chests, or absolutely more than is set down.
We go to try our fortune. since anything would be
,ess e,n w." " u'e ., nu"se, "''u ~.
reaIlv arc sucb
IF NO do march ,v;,bou, more than ,,,el,e d,v.'
,,o,;so,s ror The ,roons md haf mon,b,s nav 4,
The officers we will live unon The country md The
nl,ndn, If ,hc enemy noty ,b,, ,hov ,,,lf nc, fy.
KIN ns n;,l ans snnnI;os III. ,csoln,;on !. he-
ro;c and ,.;u .i,,s.s conc., on ,,s honos
SAINT, Ann, h,s ,eao,;,,sJ ,vnh re,,,;, cor.
,,or.;.I Lonso. 81 Ca NE e., a. al lo.,,
40 Tho ,mo.n, If Sian o0n d,,,;na on Ms,;co