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preached the point where he was standing,
he thought he would take oul his watch 10
see how long il would be in passing, but i,
went by before he could get his watch out.
The procession to pass any given pon,
on Pennsy lvania Avenue next March 90.
ing TO Casss Inauguration will be so long
passing that it would take Lord Ross
Telescope 10 magnify II to any appreciable
lime.--Journal.
Dad is General Cass froze TO Death :
] heard you say, they gave him freezing
reception in New York.
No my son, he isn't frozen to death but
he will be extremely mortified about next
November. NIKE.
AT Wing meeting in Caswell, Mr.
Reade, Of Person, was called for when
Mr.. X. concluded. He arose, and blandIy
asked to be excused the task of speech
- brother Kerr" and himself, he Witty
remarked, were co. partners in the Tail.
oring Business, and he being the Sub
partner, attended TO the business only in
the absence Of The Foreman (Lauyh.
ter and applause.) Whatever, therefore,
brother keir. the Foreman SAID or did.
was just the same as II he sald and did i,
himself. "--Roars Of laughter and prolong.
cd cheering, in the mids, of which Mr.. X.
resumed his scal.) Mr.. Kerr pla, fully
remarked, when Mr.. Readc was 10 the
net OF taking his seat, that hc had out
door business 10 attend TO, aud he hoped
hat his partner would carry ON until he
Cheers aud continued laugh.
or. --M.itoa Chronicle.
rue WHOLE THING IL A NUT SHELL
The Boston Courier ia announcing It's
determination 10 support The nominee Of
he Wing Con, cn,iou, says: /
We take the matter as We find il, and
comes TO our hands IN very PLAIN shape.
hall The Wings support The Wing candl.
ate, or by Withholding that support throw
j their strength on the side Of their op.
onents J This is the true state Of The
after, aud no relinemeais or snphisiica. !
on can put Il IN any other shape that can
> PLAIN TO the common sense Of common S
EN-" 5
Every Whic paper 10 Boston, and near. :.
every one IN New England, now displays :.
e names Of Taylor mud Fillmore. '
There is a considerable Of a breeze in II
c Chicago district 90 lIlnols) with re. "
I'd 10 the mex, Congressman. Hon. John IL
eniworih, the incuub bent. has the regu. 6
! nomination; but Judge Thomas is to
II stump, and 1t IL gwen out iha, he will o.
elected by Wing votes, there being no a'
hig Candidate in the field. Ii So, We ~
Isl the Wings will know @ha, they are &c
Get by II, and not sell themselves for 50
X, which is their usual pny in such "
'es. They may not like +" Long John" C
! IN our view handsome is lha, hand.
ne does" aud John has behaved quite
n in Consre. for a Locoioco.-Nep Of
rk Tribune. CO
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PRINCE OF JoKERs

John Van Buren, said ., Rochester. that
"nen the Cess procession q, Albany ap.
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W54fc fortunate this week in being a.
ble to lay before our readers the explicit
opinions OF Gen. Cass. the great embodi-
mcni of modern democ fucy and Abolition.
Ism, on the subjects OF Internal Improve.
menis, the N,lmol Pro,iso, and the Home.
stead. II will be seen that he - catechis.
ed aud does mol hesitate TO avow his sentl.
mcn,s, clearly, explicitly, iearlessly -
Qse,'ioa. VIVA, is your opinion on la.
Iernal improvements
Anfuer. When bu, young man came
Oh, west.
Q. Arc you in favor Of the Wilmo'
Pfoviso
A. | crossed the Ohio.
q. What are YOUR views rs 10 the IN
volatility Of the Homestead
A. There were Indians about.
q. Did you not cordially advocate anc
vote for TINT River and ilaibot Blll wheel
Mr. Polk Vetoed and do YOU not now ap
prove Of The ye,oing Of said bill, since 'h'
same Convention that nominated you dc
nounced said bill IN common with all 9th
or projects OF Internal lmpro, cment :
Please be very explicit on this point.
A. Gen,lemen, the ives, is now grea
country. Million Chronicle.
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Notice

rs hereby given that the Providence Band will
Il apply to the next Legislature for all act OF
incorporation.
! June %, l84S. 20-4t
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THE KENNEBEC JOURNAL.
This we'll known Wing paper, edited BY
Hon. Luther Severance, late member OF
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"ELoPEMENrE EXTRAORDINARY.


The "qulct aud sober" citizens Of our
country have been recently thrown into
the greatest possible excitement" on the
fac, becoming generally knovn-ihat one
Miss " Lou Cass," OF :" Michigan lady
IN very high lilo, though Of doubtful repu.
taion, has actually elcpcd, "a, last, with
somebody's Butler" IN Kentucky. For
the beneh, Of their friends, who may be
extremely anxious 10 learn something Of
their whereabouts. il will no, be am'ss
to state, that according TO The last accounts
this interesting pair we're seen sitting OF
The romantic banks Of /" Sab Riper," pa
,ienlly awaiting their turn to be 'r""e'
up" ,ha, delightful stream. Ereadag
paper.
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$1,000 DOL LAES9
10000 DD1lARS9

SATURDAY, JULY %, lS4s.
Is Drdpn Ballots IS Numbers,
Prize of 10000 dollars is $4,000
do Of 1870 is =. 10 73o
Tickets sl5-Shsres in proportion.
Certificate of
25 whole tickets $3.50 % quarters e45OO
70 halt do 20 20 eighths $3.50
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JULY LOTTERIES.
w NJ. BAILEY Il CO.,

LOTTERY AND EXCHANGE
BROK EMS.
NO. 2, NORTH CALVERT STREET.
oPPosite Barnum's City Hotei,)
BALTIMORE, ND.
NO. NORTH CALVERT STREET 10
~ - the Oldest established LOTTERY Or.
ricE IN THE UNITED STATES, and is tteu kno,on all
oper Christendom as being the most successful
Office for selling Prizes
Orders in any Of the brilliant Lotteries now
drawing will be promptly attended TO- when I'D.
dressed to
VIM. bailey r. Co.,
NO. 2 NORTH CALVERT STREET.
Where they always come perfectly safe to hand.
and are answered by the return mail The
schemes for July are magnificent. Here they are;
$1,000 D1l!LAGSg
WEDNESDAY JULY Is4s.
&c numbers and l3 Drawn Ballots.
frize OF 3C0oO dollars is $4,000
40 do Of 1000 is 10000
Tickets slo-slares in proportion.
Certificate of
26 whole tickets $40 26 quarters IS 90
26 halves 10 90 eighlhs II so
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GEN. TAYLOR AND GEN. HARRISON.
10 u casual conversation the other day
with q gentleman who served with Old
Rough and Ready IN the Florida war, he
related the following, which lranspifed in
ls4O, during the Harrison campaign.
On the arrival Of the northern mails,
the officers were in he habit of meeting II
Gen. Taylor's marquee, to discuss the
news. The General being a Wing, took
the Na'ionai hteiiiseacer, and Major Cur.
land Locoioco, the Washington Globe.
Ga one Of these occasions, Gen. Taylor
found in the lnlelligencer OIL account Of
one Of the Mammoth Conventions held in
honor Of Old Tip, and he remarked,
" THIS, gentlemen, is what like to see."
. Bat" promptly responded the Major,
g General Harrison is a Northern man,
aud an aboliiionisl :" "No matter" re.
piled the General, he is an homes, man,
and unaccuslomed 10 the wiles and in.
iilgues Of Tariisans. The great mass Of
the people-lhe honest and intelligent of
all pariles-afe rallying in his support,
and, sir, my word for it they are Oh The
Ii.h track. "-Ciereidnd Herald.
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congress, comes in to the support Of Gen.
eral Taylor with hearty good will. In
the course. of long and able article The
Journal says:
General Taylor is a man of good per.
sonal character. He is upright, exemplary
and am,able, modest and unobs,rusive.-
His integrity has never been impeached.
lie IS loved like brother BY all who have
ever served under him. While other off.
GERS Of the army have had their squabbles
Tor precedence, and maligned each 9th.
ers reputation, none Of them have said
aughl against, not one has opened his
mouth against Old Zac'..' He has al.
ways been regarded by all as single
hearted aud homes, man, who had no jeuI.
ousy OF any body, no enemies bu, those of
his country, and no malice even against
them. Ia short he seems to have ia an
eminent degree that peculiar simplicity
and cast Of character which almost IN.
slncii'ely attaches masses Of men as with
hooks OF steel a thing to be perceived
and felt, iaI better than TO he reasoned
abou, or explained. We are well assured,
indeed we have seen private letter from
him 10 that effect, that If elected, he shall
bring into the cabinet the ablest men in
the nation 10 aid by their counsels he will
strive to correct abuses, to preserve peace,
and TO promote the prosperity Of this great
republic. THIS will be the utject of his
ambition. He has no dreams of conquest,
but believes in the truly democratic doc.
irine that The people Of all countries should
be left TO manage their own affairs without
from abroad"
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Dad is General Cass froze TO Death
] heard you say, they gave him freezing
reception 10 New York.
No my son, he isn't frozen TO death but
he will be extremely mortified about mex,
November. MIKE.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

The School Directors OF District No. D,
Township So, Range ;, which inclnaes the
rorpora. ton Of Ottawa, have fitted up
school room, up stairs, in the new building
OIL La Sale street, lately Put up 10y Mr.
Freeman, aai are now ready 10 receive
proposals Tor teacher. 1t may be proper
Ia state here that it is the desire Of the d.
rec,ors 10 establish school in which every
branch requisite for thorough English ed
ncaiion shall be taught. Any person, there
fore, making application for teacher, must
be competeu, to teach arithmetic, and the
higher branches Of mathematics: geosra'
ply, grammar, na,uya! and mental pAlloso-
ply, chemistry, astronomy, Sc, SC. APP
plica,on can be made 20 Mr.. EDWARD 1ioL
LAvps, or any o:hcr member of the board.
The school vii! commence as soon as
teacher can be employed. The terms vii!
be lower than those OF any former district
school; bnt promp. payment vii! De req'l-
rcd. There are number Of perscas who
are sill indebted Tor The last quarter; such
are requested To call on Mr. Hollands, trea
surer Of the board, aud make settlement
Immediately, thereby saving cess.
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The WIZ Spree.

We cheeIiu,iy comply with the request
Of the Consiimiondlsi to correct the iln-
preston which it says has gone out in con-
sequence 81 our article in reference TO the
late wing festival, that aR.who took part in
it were drunk Any such inference drawn
from our article would certainly be erronc-
Gus, and would do injustice TO not only
vast majority of those who were present,
but 10 ourselves among them. We claim
to have conducted ourselves as a Son OF
Temperance while we were there, as We
can avonch that dozens Of others did, al
though we left very shortly after the wine
was brought on. Among those in attend
ancc were our most respectable citizens of
the wing faith, as well as number of dem.
ocrats and barnburncrs, Of whom doubtless
not one in five felt the effects of liquor, and
IL the question OF bringing 10 the liquor had
been submitted TO the majority we have no
doubt it would have been excluded BY a
large vote. But the fact is dozen or so OF
drunken men are always enough to disgrace
any crowd Of hundred, aud to break y any
convivial meeting, he il nevcr so respeeta-
bic otherwise, in q row, as this was brok en-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

For THE WEsr.--It is stated in the New
York Tribune, that William Mitchell, bro
ther Of the Patriot John Mitchell, together
with others of his counirymcn who were
driven from their native landhy persecution
are about removing to the West, with the
intention Of settling near Shcboy gan, in
Wisconsin. The Tribune speaks highly OF
young Mitchell, who is not more than 20
years OF age, MS being man Of large expe.
rienee, maturity Of intellect, integrity OF
character and independence Of spirit, which
will carry him TO the highest station Of re.
srcet and honor among his fellow men.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

4 writer IL the Chicago Journal, who
appears to be well acquainted with the snb-
ieet, gives the following as some Of the dif-
ticu,ties which our canal had to encounter
in the frs, season ol It's operation. ffomi-
men, anon. taese difficulties, it will be seen.
he places the hieh rate Of tolls, which the
board Of trustees have levied. This is doubt
lessthe main difficulty ia the way of sta
ptndous business tie coming season. The
other difficulties nawtd the capital a"d en-
terprige &c Chicago alone can remove IN 4
short time, la, Low shan we get jndicious
tariff Of ton, established by tGc board Of
iruslees. ,Ihey saw the canal IN operation
Las, season, sul they saw the Hons!rouS
scale Of tell, lau- ;n. hike dead weight o.
yer lis business, yet, notwithstanding the
most urScGt representations anl petitions,
they went away without altering figure IN
the ra,estXcept to make one or two villain
ous determinations We Lave little faith
IN the good sense and mercantile experience
of the trustees. They shoaM ee stinsd M,
in ctr oritiou. by FgIlic meetings and by
the ,huuder,ones ofihc press, If necessary.
"The chief difficulty tina, the carriers Of
produce and mere handiSe have encounter
ed, has been the want OF capital sufficient 10
compete with the known wealth Ut the 81,
Louis produce dealers and commission Iner-
chants in n section of country which Tor
years has had no other outlet for its surplus
PRODUCTIONS, except by tie southern rOntc.
''The heavy tolls Cxacied by thctrnStecs,
on al sorts Of property, higher th,n in any
public work Of similar nature, has prevent
cd an immense amount &C produce seeking
an eastern market w this route.
''Nor is this all--uur business men have
had besides 10 ccn!,rd with ;Ac jca!osr 81
those interested in steam freight boats On
the Illinois river. which are exclusively
owned and controlled y persons in s..
LOnis. TO such an eX'vht has this fear Of
competition risen that topts usually en-
ployed IN towing lave been hauled Of
others attached, the rates charged cana!
boats raised To n price that took from the
canal boats oil margin of PROFITS. thereby
tending TO discourage future ATTEMPTS 10
pass beyond Ia sale.
'In regard To the matter Of towing boats
up and down the Illinois river, n. such ru-
inous rates rs those submitted 70 during the
past season, It is to Chicago and her mcr-
chants alone. that remedy must be looked
for. which can only lie by owning and con.
trolling al least four Tow Boats On Tie rive.
| understand that il is cos;emirla'cd to
form joint stock company fur tbs purpose.
"a, ruedto,sIy Sr ~ ~ tho -ecCeSn,r. a--au~a-
mentS can be- made (nr the construction oT
III. bc,ts AZ some favorable lc.mt on the
Ohio river"
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The wise heads Of the country ate be.
coming sorely puzzled at the fact that the
next fourth of March, the day on which un-
der the Constitution, tie president should be
inaugurated, comes on Sunday. In conse-
quenoe, il is averred, Gen. Taylor cannot
be inauguIa;ed until the 9Th: and yet,
should such be tAe case, The Affairs Of gov
crnment will be conducted one day without
officers. 4 correspondent; Of the Baltimore
Sun suggests that, If Gen. sylor shall lhuk
proper, he may GO to the Chief Justice op
Sunday, the lth Of March, at Il O'Clock,
meridian, cHdtaketLe oath provided by the
constitution.
At the beginning Of his second term, we
see it stated, Mr.. Monroe was inaugurated
on Monday, the 9Th Of March. His case
and Gen Taylcr's, however, are slightly
different. Mr.. Monroe succeeded himself
Gen Taylor succeeds Mr. Polk. Anoth,
erihing- VIII one days salary be deducted
from the Generals So, COO should he defer
taking the oath Of Office until the 9Th? As
the General is rather tight in money mat
tiers this may become an important consd.
Grafton.
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Qaite serious breach occurred in the
canal at this place on Wednesday. 1t &C.
CURED about midway between the la Sale
street bridge aud the mouth Of The Fox Riv-
err Feeder, taking away sonic 90 feet Of the
Lank down to the bottom Of the canal. The
rush OF water in consequence submerged
every thing between the feeder and Fox
River, doing considerable damage. At
Walkers Hckins's !umber yard and ware
house, and at Cusaman s. Smiths and En-
wins yards and warehouses there were az
least feet Of water, rushing with strong
current towards the aqueduot. Had the
breach occurred in the night there is 10 tell
ing how much damsge might have been
done, But as it was, tue wafer was immedi-
ateiy drawn of by the lock below, and By
knocking out plank Ct two at the aque-
duct, so that in short time the food subsi-
ded, aud the dry land once more appeared.
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"THE THRrG Sr,TrRS AND TH7rr For.
TINES, or, Rose, Blanche. aud Violet, by
II. G.. Lewis, E.q.-lh' is romance OF
thrilling interest. jr>tis,ucd by the TIarpcr,.
It il n Sufficient recommendation, To Soy
that it waS adopted by the Harper, in their
Library of select Novels, Of which II form,
No. us. M ordinary romance can receive
such distinction. The design Of the story
is 10 illustrate the inp"rtsuce If culiivaing
the will, which the author docs ro,t forri-
bly,, while he presents us Sore Of the fines
declarations % character in the English Ian.
glasc. The book is for.alc at Burlcy'>, III
Chicago.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

EpIToRs LooKISG Up The election Of
Messrs. Greedy and Brooks, Of New York.
10 Congress, both being editors Of leading
wing journals, has elected considerable re
mark Throughout, the country, and while ge-
neral satisfaction is expressed, at the event,
surprise appears also 10 bens general that
the peculiar fitness Of editors to Gil such
posts has been so long and so generally
overlooked. A Correspondent Of the Wash
ington national Era, abiding to the election
Of Messrs. Greedy and Brooks, says:
at is somewhat remarkable, that hereto.
fore so few members OF the Press have
been called TO occupy political Offices. Ger
tainly there is no class If the community
more generally competent 10 administer
public trust with credit and fidelity. Edi-
tors are much better informed on political
matters, as well as on general subjects,
than lawyers, who form part Of the maiur-
~ Of our legislatures, both state snd nh,on.
al, while their talents for administration are.
at all evchts, not inferior TO those possessed
by lawyers, merchants or farmers.
The editorial profession itseIis cminently
calculated to give expansion 10 the views
OF those engaged in it; and there can be 10
question that il adds essentially in the for
nation Of good business habits, aud the cul.
tiva,ion OF such cardinal virtues MS prompt
itude, dispatch, condensation and practical
sense.o
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

WILL COusTY.-We notice some Of our
contemporaries arc accusing the people Of
viii county Of casting vote at the late
election that squinted at reputation. This
is wrong. The commissioners Of VIII coun-
ty had let the building Of court house TO n
man who ran OF, leaving his Job unfinished,
and cheating hi, hands out of their wages.
The hands asked tire county to pay them,
not as matter Of legal right, for they had
no claim on the county, but MS a matter of
generosity 10 men who could no, afford TO
lose the'wages they had been so unius;ly
cheated out Of, and the question of making
sneh donation was submitted TO the PEG
( pie, who decided against making it, bclev-
ing it, We understand, TO be dangerous pre-
ceden', but expressing, at the same time
their Willingness TO make the sum up hy
subscription, which vii, probably be done.
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lHE ALLEGHANIAHs ARE CoMING.--This
band, who have been keeping the eastern
cities in ccsasies with their charming vocal
performances, we are happy to say, are on
their way westward. They are now sing.
ing to crowded houses in Chicago; aud &C.
oord'ng to the papers Of that city, every
oohy Is nobody, except the Alleghanians,
and they are decidedly everybody. We
clip tue following extracts from various
eastern papers TO give Our music loving CT.
tzsns.some idea ofihe opinions entertained
py Inc press, of this band, wherever they
nave been, as, we understand, they intend to
give us call on their way to St. Louis:
The Utica Observer saws, GA ouorte,te
slsscrs we believe them unsurpassed"
From the New Bedford Mercury.-The
memory OF their tuneful voices. as ,hcy
sang the chant and hymns a, the church ON
the Sabbath still rings in our ears.
"If the Alleghanians do not create A re.
neral sensation, Il win DO be cause our citi.
zcns can no longer appreciate American mr..
tistic excellence."--N. Y. Erenino Mirror
The N. Y. Sunday Times says, "The Al
leghenians are deserving Of every encour
agemeni, not only as superior singers. bu
Is worthy aud valuable members Of society. J
We nigh, CLEAN column Of similar &
ttsets n We had rssm. as7ea ,
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The INAuGURATIoN.-1h coming iih Of
March tails on Sunday consequently tHc
Inauguration will DE postponed 10 Monday &.
This event has happened once before. IL
1921, when Mr. Manr0e began his secund
term as President of The United States, the
ith Of March occurred Oh Sunday. The
Inauguration was postponed until the iIIlh
of that month. The profound respect which
this cvinces for the Sabbath, is une.oi those
things To which the American can point
with Just pridc.--Pti Bal.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1848-12-08

We saw acarriaCc inlhe wing procession
Wednesday night, in which were seated
four or five masked Indies, one Of whom
carried banner, on which was printed in
large black letters .'Thouch our persons
are unknown our deeds have told" Wen,
We cooked for something new aud strange if
Taylor should be elected, but we hardly ex.
pccted the actions Of the whig would tdH.
We hope that in theirremarks they disclose
no'sirr oi animpropcr character.-!S Lou
is Union.
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From Mexico.

Dy the arrival at Ca, Island, on tho 18Th,
Of the royal mail steamer Great Western,
from Tampico the 18th, via Vera Cruz the
18th inst. we have received intelligence
thence, respectively, 10 the date Of her de-
paiturs, and Fl Monitor RrPnblicano, hom
the city Of Mexico, 10 the llih Of November,
Inc lnsive.
Affairs ale in sioiU gao in Tampcc. The
English Consul, Mr.. Glass, died there on
the 4,h instant.
Public tranquility remains uninterrupted,
throughout MEXICO, except Of some points,
whrie the Indians have made attempts d,
insurretiiou. Ia Duanco, Zacateta>, and
san Luis, the aboricircs give somc trnshle
TO The authorities: tat they have drawn the
particular attention OF the Government,
which is about TO act SneTgCtcally IN pat.
ting them down.
SmtaqRng,-An over the frontiers the
coutralaud trade iii rui',iGor; most sCRu.
dalouS, say ;hc uew>relc'S. I,bacco has
fallen So low through II, tina; tie Govern.
ment monopoly is almost worthless.
iI-G;luH -Anac iist,otw was cotup here,
on The 2i'h ,r., having for Us object to Ic.
peal me law imposing ave per cent "H'ltS
on foreign goods imported int" TIE country
'lro"chth'tpc't. Apehl'cn WAS prepared,
asserting the sovereignty ct the le"Gle, and
demanding the payer thereof TO be conc,d-
ell 10 them.
In P"cb.a, the people were very d'>Sal'S,
hed regarding the taf'"' IhrN denounced
the introduction at foreign colionN mio the
country, A. rn'"on> to the STATES omI par
Uc"'Ari! To Tue h'oh"''''"'''S one 81 Iu'o-
a..
ko1eeuc> arc san very frequent on 'he
hlSh roads IN MeN'r"' he stages "Fefeg'
ulitIy W'lacod. ANA WI'h lnPnh''I'
Elections General A'm'n,e mas ue'h
elected 10 the f''ttAl Heha'e nom O"l'ca'
'nd N"n"r '"N'F'""'"' "'''"l if'S C'tIt'a-
70, WIN his son a. >"o''''H'r' ,-.--.