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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01
THE STATE VS.. J. M. BARRETT.

II
We publish this week, the proceedings in
spartanburg against G. w. H. Lcgg, Esq, the
Post Master of that place, in order to procure a
letter, sent to that office, which is supposed TO
contain important testimony in the case of
Barrett, instituted upon the advice Of Hon. d.
Johnson, Ex-Governor. We regret we have
not room for the letters sent to Barrett, which
were published in the Spartan. We may give
them next week. This will be the first issue
made with the General Government upon the
all absorbing question OF slavery, and whatever
may he the result, South Carolina will sustain
the course of the Spartdns, on the ground of
"selc preservation, the first law Of nature" and
will be found true to herself and her Institutions.
DELEGATES TO THE MEMPHIS CONvEN.
TION.
BY reason tf the omission Of some names, and tho
misprint of Others his Excconcy Governor Seabrook,
has re published the list of Delegates, appointed to
attend tho Convention 10 be held at Memphis. Tcnn.
on tho 18th of October 10 deliberate upon measures
necessary 10 devclope the vast resources OF the West
aid the Southwest and 10 consider the cxPedency OF
erecting Rail Road from point in the Mississippi
Valley to the regions of California. The number OF
Delegates now is 1874 In addition to those VIC have
noticed as appointed from Kcrshaw and Chesterfield.
we observe tho following names in the list from
Lancaster: Col, T. w. Huey, Hon. Dixon Barnes, J.
F. G. Mitlug, Goo. McWi,herspoon, and Jas, II.
Willerspoon.
We hope that the Palmetto State will bc strongly
represented in tho Convention and the peculiar interests
Of tho South will receive all proper attention.
PUBLIC MEETING IN PENDLETON.
The Messenger gives an account of a Meet.
ing held in Pcndleion village, for the purpose Of
appointing Committee of Vigilance and Public
Safety for that District. Dr.. o. r. Broyles
was appointed Chairman, and DR.. S. Taylor,
Secretary.
The facts developed in the case of Barrett,
in Spartanburg, have greatly excited that sec.
ton of the State, and the meeting appointed
Committee of Sd, whose "duty it shall be to
"examinc, and if necessary arrest all suspicious
"pcrsons, and deal with them as the exigency
"of the case may require" A subcommittee
orGve was appointed to correspond, and to call
together the Committee of Vigilance, whenever
they deem it necessary. The Emissaries Of
the North will soon find the Palmetto State too
too hot place for comfort or safety.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01
HEAVY RAINS.

Nearly every day of the past week. heavy rains have
fallcn attended at times, with severe thunder ane
lightning. The corn crops in The country must GER
,uinly be very promising but the continued rams may
greatly injurc the cotton
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

The foregoing views have long been in the
habit ofcxpressing in conversations, i give them
TO you for wha, they may he worth. Faithfully
YOURS WINFIELD SCOTT.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

THE CENSUS OF KERSHAW DISTRICT.
E. Sill, ESQ.,, who has been actively engaged
in taking the census, has furnished US with the
following items relative to our population.
Doubtless they are as accurate as can be as.
certained, and Mr.. S. energy and pains taking
well deserve a notice;
Number of males is 242l
g. females, 1923
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01
THE DAY OF FASTING AND PRAYER.

Next Friday is the day SET apart by President
Taylor for fasting and prayer throughout The Unon'
to avert tho dreadful visalons Of tile cholera, and
which the churches of this place have determined to
observe. Religious services will be held in all the
Churches on that day in the morning, and IN The
evening at O'Clock an Union Meeting of oil the
various denominations will take place in one of the
usual places Of worship. When the hand OF afllcton
is upon the people, aud when fell disease and death are
fast cncrclng our country in their deadly embrace,
swelling the number of suffering orpluns and widows,
and spreading panic the land, ii is right and
proper that the Nation should bow in humble suppca
ton and prayer, before Him, who "rulcth all things
acknowledging His supremacy, His justice aud super
intending Providence.
The favorable location Of our Town. its remoeness
from the coast and great river thorongharcs, and Its
present heal,hincss, may secure exemption from
visit Of this awful pcsence, yet, it is becoming aud
proper in u.s. in common with all others, to join in
invoking the mercfu nlorposon Of the Great Ruler
of the Universe, 10 assert its progress elsewhere. Lei
the day be regiousy observed everywhere and let the
Merchants aud Shopkeepcrs respect tho day and lhc
occason by closing their doors and sspcndng business
DETENTION OF THE SATURDAY TRAIN.
On Saturday evening last the cas were detained at
some point this side Of the River, by COW jumping
from an cmbanknent, in way. before the train,
which threw the engine off the track, and greatly
injured it. No harm was done To tie passenger car,
or TO any person OIL the train We learn that not the
slightest blame can attach 10 the Engineer
The mail got in at 3 o'clock next morning.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

nT Professor William H. Ellct, formerly Of tho
Cocpc of this State, is about anulyzo tho atmos.
pherc at New York. will, view to ascertain whether
there is anything in its condition that may explain the
prevalence Of the cholera. He undertakes 10 make tho
exporimcnts at his own expense, and is determined
the. they shall be on large scale.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

Aggregate, lloo
The number of whites in the corporate limits
of Camden, in Kirkwood, and at the Factory is
ll65. nearly one. fourth Of The entire population
in the District.
We may a, some future day publish the names
Of all the heads of families in the District, as
they appear upon the list made out and returned
by Mr.. S.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

Total (whites in Kershaw,) 1914
We have not before US our population in
1889; Mr.. s. says it was 3,9s7. II so, The in
crease since then is 957. He has ascertaned
that there arc 9O4 Housekeepers or families in
the District.
About the town of Camden he has taken great
pains to be accurate, and reports as follows:
Whites within the corporation,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

~ Tho Charlotte Journal IN, C.) states that Coli
Bullion 10 tho value of $22325l SO has been deposited
in tho Branch Mint of that place, from the LIST of Jan
uary TO the 30lh Of June, lS49-un increase of S3l
s54 II over tho amount received for the same tint
lus, year, The Mint coined in Tho halfyoar Sfs9, ,4O5
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

THE CENsBs OF CHESTERFIELD DIsTR1cT.-
Col. Hugh Craig the census taker for Chester
field, informs us that the present number OF
whites in that District is 6,s4e. In 1889 it was
4,4l3; increase l,427.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

The Lexington Budget saysthat "Mother
Eve married a gardner" We may add,
too, that her indiscrctions turned HIM out of
his place
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

The California Gold, arrived at the Mint in
philadelph was within fraction of two mil
lions dollars, up to the 5th instant. So the Bul.
letn learns directly from that institution.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1849-08-01

RA1S.-The quantity ofrain fallen during
the past month, amounts to II inches-ave.
rage height of the thermometer 76 degrees.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13
Coming this Way.

One gc.i'n of'h1 Railroad project from
Montreal TO ''iP Sio;c line Inns been opened
~. milr5-aud Is now.in working rondd"w
Ii wall hna Eew and gl"inus. oc'.m th'
history ui si'r Eastern Townships at l-'l..tl'
EaztHyhent lLLs L1--i siLA'i pass 'l'ron-1 llell.
Ni'h rjtH oHd 'sF'i.a S'E "ud 1n c6lnrW,-
sing population, tloush distant from n'iseI
these townships l"'e "Ircndy rHa llI'd o.
good d'srec oiwosroriy;"tIh i'cil'ii's '-
peurd to markets HEY N''' moar still iAore
rnuil lroatZ..sl Anl aeai' yla will lhe i!ehazl
and most prosperous agricultural comrnni-
lies iN New England
Tho AouiluHl Transcript hariHc .rltt'rt---..
notiee fthr iryI rvrvrsi0Hofrto >'Umil tn
zine mo lluI Eus,crH section OF Canodst =.
Purum 10 notice he S. lawrence md
NlnHS Hi'to"d NaS+pfngd "s I1raa G'alNt
iIyariE4,r, on Iaursdly morning. HE m
teuse.co'duoss oitho rlny mud the h7d state
ofks.>rjycr-h hriug ib,cblY covered lwil.
GoUiug prcyrucd, mapE persons I'D hi,
tity iuin taking advantage ct tho iuutliou
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13
II II IA G.. Al Il I'D % N 1 A N.

penius Of tie gonl, lIiem wns none 90 ll "a
oceHsion he slightest Inconvenience.
-As Wus "a hr rNpcclrd quilo nu eNrilcNs~l
was crenlad 90 TO- llyucuihe by llo expected
pdyeutoltla srrnm engine aud ears, bat tow
ofthe Iulabilaula bad Soon nuy ding nf lhe
hlud, and lho whole yilllga lrruo,Lour as for
uhuliduy, yLo Journey hacl, occuGci au
hour twenty nfinnes aud Longuoil yyas
again pncIrd about 4 O'Clock ~ lhe after
uoon. MI ls'lligs highly pleased witt, tie eys
cursiau.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

thus sounded Ia lls cry 10y lle operator ~
il,s TolegwpI4ia Ollic0 iH New Norb d.
roclly ulirr, md whilu HE New Vol, opom-
Tor wis ringing tm bell, 1he other bells bore
were mng Toy pououa i#pnraut Of what Wot
,gu,ug, on 4, ruppusing ihcrr vas ln ,eglily'a
lin,Iu lhis city, lln wlloh tire dcpgHnenl ~
unrr rnIurd OUT ltWns Fortunate lhal HEY
did. Cor nj ,hn very knEe tiur Il lre nriual ly
brake on iu Washington -rgcLucw Winter,
which by their pA,I peedy attendance, was
aiopprd without % etCnl q damage us might
ha,n Otherwise lskcN prlr0,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

100 N|NIfiI'N'IN WY I.N'llINH'
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.r rusi,.s Impotence of her mule friend q
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

ANOvrL CoIondl Wilson sunder.
lin or Memphis. Tenn, raeaatly died. irnvinr
m estate of$l5o,e00, lie Ind iva sets Of
SOMEWHAT after the fashion OF many
Southern gen'ten'en; hut, in tho ccverness
Of his heart he made them all shire alike
An effort VIII be- made to contesrrhe viii hy
some ofIhc heirs.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13
TENrEhs&rG MEETING

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ourni incrc.ss Of ,nrrmperancc: 30 nnlpnb.a
had iIrr evils inrrrasrdihyt,n WAS remark.
ID. man, vI.pl.ad lcrc,o'orc favored nc,n.
.,s-hnI been converted IN he doctrine OF so
License.
I'm tlis afternoon. tAg srNu,r. Rrv. Mr
Merrill, made pi,ay, pointed oUd CHAR c'tr-
iftic Rrport, which wns adopted aud ordered
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bltueL delivered very hcgrlilahlg adAtl.-,
Resolutions, which elected pul few remarks,
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."ri'tN'7 !" 'hr state CONVENTION 10 ur hnl1-
CUUT fiUTiiUE T5Ii nov. y, N"niII lSy, ". T.
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Fms. Tho Uarch F8clory of l.. g. y
Smith. Of I,us, S. Jnlushuy WAS hurped ~.
Tuesday night Mst. THt IRE was d,scul.
are,r about miio,stt, uud probably caugh,
from SOME materials used nm llta farpr
Loss about 500; insured $50. .'
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ed corrrspondent in th, in,ceior pr lhr Su,rr.
says al was Informed lately 10y any u,cIil
gent cltIcn "l ~ LOUIS lhAl ~ . conversation
vi Missouri lhn Old man said 10 him, 81 own
about ten thousand nerS ct lnnd ~ lh' tee
,,'"ry 'n w ~ .isl,,u 'i , ..' - 1.,,'
r1yoon these -ro,es So ,,s 10 throw ~, l,rd am
lin llill shle. I.guASll4&.- TO niihcI H. n. Es
nee al ug ueErors-.-ahont I9f!I IN nunhrr
,-'",' 'sy S'G,CuU u, '1'' ne "'u '",,
sni,r would he immcIia,eh .,or,h $1,000
mln Ihnu it would &c worth in a slave SIdtc.'
Tho above h. from Tho Nalinuul Ira. We
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great '6ifi6Jtly can bic induced 10 favor cniau.
ci,atinp. ltis. therefore, tit,, s,ronrr-t urr,r.
mart lha; can bn offered 20 The great mass
OF the Shareholders. white Ihcro m7g Ice
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

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al '-4--- '- '--- larger i'7''''y OF rf''"r
sugar ID produced more good cattle aud ale"p
3 q U5W I55 I7TgI aoI more attention /, paid
10 - iaasasinf aal Hitus of wuurrr auI
"ih, experimentation, lAlu was cxAla.la4
tgoyD.u fgo % mcmi,rl who pay Ga,
esH'4 or q dollar year rct Tho worth of their
money, They d. tsjec told They lcau
how o,hr~nau.u hsgc o.aa1 's.feNyp8,reI
better eli.",ur w1da NOR, ~ leurfr->%5
3nd ci,c'r, improved mo, farms ltd ny
rpau4 DO haevi-r The maa why hes Tor
y5555 T7-57 IN 77-o5 ~ MI. 1fH t5r,.e
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G'u'.' ."'" increases '''' crop = P'r cent ,'""
on ne '"' acres n's'"ono"gh' 10y tHr En'"l'
''f' NO o'i'ln'' l" faJ NJ '''rr'orTVnTT TN
O.. gradually, h.uay,r, that many eau l-rd'y
-et ,hcir eyes open 90 as to 90, them. Tic
annuoI mccune 10 nest wcci, and .Acre viii
FTo67Iiy 5o 5iai5moIf5, by tho applcau,l ,loT
l.ou,rol oa d,ld cropl worth the al.aa..aa
-'--Ti J. f-i,-Tl 4 ,hc u-uiny wl.l Boz open
ior a,i' whether number or is.. i SIN 4I-sl
81 rood opportunity I, o's',ip y5lolble inform.
a'.ato r'l va' are d.passa 60 jnpro,ei,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

doctor "3lur senrs uFd ISSUED o whole
gqnun volume nHlihst D. shuuhrprd-l gni lle
Wor-tuii r., = Ur'rr mrau vny no cNpcr-
lmrpi npuiu'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13
Irom tiu NrW-Yo,k Tuhuur,
n Sketch Of Louis Napoleon
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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13
MlNEsOIA.

The Co'uubu gOb,ol 2mltsmn Of the
22l .,Furhcs nn Interesting Account % the
Hlyrn,urrs Of Mr. Owru's ro"ps ot Nugiuncrs.
ThD Nrtr -eu' 0Ul hy our NHuunul Guvruu-
mrut to cyilors the Interesting uiigl vuiuttir
territory. 81 Murs0IH Among other 'lirrs.
/. speaks oriwr-l9gs ct rice from the Lakes
M tho hppl tho -. CrojN. orc as prepared
for fool Us tho ldwus, and llf other m the
rnugl, su,c for srNinv.t 'Fhis Wild Rice, for
such 70 irtH -m'9 Ggvttc1,l Is iuhEi.s lr-..l..
pcrior IN listn and Glt uorc nutritious than
'irr r'irr pi.tlir Southern TMics, gynNs uhuu-
tr r,liivatrd tn utmost my extent in the rig.
trs and lakes lint ulnlud loo llnt territory
A!icr llic tops ui the rien rlti,,s-htpe i',.ti,
ritdLlp iu small shcy,rr, rs tt stnuds grow.
nm; IN lln water an iadin .~eHsw "iHt- iirr
cluoa Wiil gbhcr from iiya 20 tyu hushlis per
day,
ltwiil grow IN water fnu DIS inches "a
fvn feet deep where 10 Gntltu ,pNuldy saa
ihc stalks oli, and Tic irtrhcs1or cara
lliat have 'itt' S~c,i, rrgrUtir og'. h0ll ia uJ
,i'Csralrc uHh nauurr ui .ruWilu; ,hn .Ifls,
are tiIltT .uiui4, aud i-c tom T. - "a j.lrrt
above ,ha water MIR. wis nlen pgisnH,r
by the Sioux iutliHlt Uiru rcileL Linn nl-.L
his NJ, nrGis1. aud iLrn cut Ajaa 81. an a
four lnrdrrd uilc tour, WilhuUt aun or nrc,
Visions IleroiaiEch-- s, tlHtuuy hy vrr 81.
ing Il from an ittrfrttt frrrrt-t GIrrUs-t llAg
rrrscu,el liy tho citizens ofiNiThiecl Be.
fore letting him ~ They cncEcdrhrjr guuFa,
him, aud drew Illtif luu.~ knives ,uurlpr his
thront Ia me si!liu. Mr. RcNp ccis 70 trttr
- trip to California, by wny ~ tie, Alornon
oti.,,,ppts nn thn &. IA t.aEos
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

FirG. Tho Nn'ch I'Relory Of l.. & u.
Smi,l,. Of INST st. Julushu, "oa burned 90.
Tuesday nigh, last, I'M Ere was d,,cot-
nred about midnight, aud probably caught
from SOME material, used IN Iho larmry.
Loss about 500, insured $50. ,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

. Corn WrAruEn&an Lose. Ligr. Al Fran
CONG. y. ri'tho coolest place in 'hn Uuior,
andw',crc l3c weather cll1rscs more e1ls
denly anil moro extensively than ony lher
The pcopll ara lruldY aud mu4oc lircrs. p
HiluAn E.q,, .lleaishe &iLasG Gen. las- DIAM
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

~ saoor- oy On BgGcnrn Rry. Dr.
!. ms = trr'.n-, "a lH was going homo ore
0l!rt. ctfS i'm. a volume ofan encyclopedia
unlo, ht4asjn, INV s,'tSlt animal st1udmg
~ i1l, ,11tir Pin 5iur-1r ynrw riTTrtr w75-n
gknnk,hut vrgl tuprulcnlly hurled The hool,
az i6uA WhH'u upon the skuiSt opened his
hauerv with llaurn Gee 50 well directed
.t!.4,tlia-,laciny- ,yas glad 10 retreat Whom
A, arrival bauAfhis rienls eanh scarcely
cnmn ncar him, Ills clothes were so initc.
ted Inst III .wls Obliged to bury ihcm. Snme-
tir-rrr utr--k Mis- nar of IL BAnahet's leHemics
puhtishel u pamphlet speaking, worry abusive
iyorhin. 'Nvhy DOM You publish hook
anl pat him down mt once?" said ono nt' his
s.,'si.cf u have l"rrncl hcitcr" sn'd the
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

'G5.Air Hahty lacks 80 votes OF en- election
in the'ilh District Of Mnssachuaotta
Dr1ho town Of Mo-rtpelieE has becu dNid.
c''i-''7 g; - 40 f.ogiaiaturc, INTO two stpar-
alto townships They were organized Jan. /,
Ny tha sl'44es =, tswr oflirrrg- Fac rv1tia-rc
rciatnq he Oh mme Of NopipctS1 The pr
liu.r lIAen iFn4'i 'tI'.to be. raiigd Els, Mont
pciier,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

'Risc. 1ai' rbilln a,id .hrf"lhnn r,s pre-
yd,c1-'hy father shalt no, die. grant his
r,tl'n atlhy cutrWy--,hy i'al love has
-s7v-E hi1u.H
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

o. Tho new Emperor ofAustria is Fran
,rj. Josepi,l IL years ofuge, soh Oh the Arch
Duke Francis and nephew of the lotc En-.
pVrpr.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13

we hayo mlhia place and EtiHiJY NJ good
'0ua,h,r 'raged pooplo-ynu,n dnnhiles -
UYU'h t'ini Tao population IL s9lrsn ~ tins
scotion oCihp cowtry, but witiin u circuItof
lhgrnr csc rrtc9 lite in my rccpiiGcrioD
pefsaHs of ha'iiilnwing VIZ; o. Of. ~,
81, s7,sE 30, 1IsG, -, 30, ~, 90, 3d. 30, 81
= 10 untrnrol'gm, besides many othrrs of70
yc'r5 otage and upwards. My Impression
Is HAT lile rhulrr1 has never Vriled this State
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-01-13


Afier sun,c debate the Committee rose
the House odioutnod, -
MoNDAy, Jan q
SENATE. Mr. Houston, ofTcN7s, ous,.
ed n rcsolu,up br the appointment 81 " IN
lecl Committee on tho cNpedicnSy OF ,ss 81,
road for nlaiNry purposes, he%ecn ..
Fruncsco aud tue Mississippi rirer- -, =,
TtafiT iitiNir Itrtrrtrrt n rrt'tirrt 49, rrI
extension orslNScry inio new torrlo1'', u
iof The abolition p'J,o slave traffic whrgEI" y,
Congfera linz TilulSjiclium lie n n,',,,,,.
reference 10 HE CommlttGe on no y ;.,
vith instrttrtiirSt p bring in i''s' 10 81
slavery il lOa District -,.......-., ia
alr King, Ok Alabama, moved to my W., m
subject on lhdNNhlc. Pomls OF ordgs ..tsu.
discussed. 6allhh6 lenA and nays Mcto INV.
Ms lnlinws, lsns %, unys 10. ..i,h
Mr. Jorwih oiIaenl sipiilar petitions VIZ.
were laid on the table. ami
Tho Gill relating To reciprocal , ru"V ,,,.
Canada, wis hken up. DiXond Niles so,
ported IT, ReArco and Hunter spoke IN ot' q
sniun To ms ,. .....ls
Mr. Phelps offered mn ancndmom To S.r
All manufactures orcoiou wool, and ICY