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Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
DIED.,
cL N. NJ n Smith

A, ,h. residence of his father, DR. N. u Smith,
E,;dav evening, the 9Th inst, Mr.. HARVEY
on on, in the 25th year Of his age.
SCI r.. y now nearly twelve months since he was
e.. .,tacked with painful affection of the knee
ms. :", which in time developed to be the disease
Jo'"' NV surgeons the Fungus hemafodes, one
ns those iea,ful and agonizng diseases which has
u;,bsrto been the approbrium OF the medical pro-
sss;on Its progress uninterrupted from the
e. and during the last eight months he was con-
e''r U.S. 20 his ROOM He had been duly apprised OF
~" nn f,,,l nature Of his case, but such was the
N,;,o W. frmness of his character. and such the
nnuar efficacy of Divine grace for, like Timothy,
sln,, i, child he had known the Holy Scriptures,
az was never known to express the least fretful-
s.sss or impatience, and was enabled to control
,aux " eternal manifestation Of pain. For him
sias,b had no terrors, and the joyfulness of hope
sn,nres,ed uniform serenity over his features that
,ansn in the last agony the smile of triumph
sI,s ,nri,y of character and superior intelligence,
s,ad epGrared him to large circle of friends and
,sla,ves. who will long cherish his memory. The
washington Division, No 10, Sons of Temperance.
IS which he was a member, performed his funeral
obseopies, accompanied by an appropriate and
.I.ciiug address by the Rev. MIR. Thweatt.
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
SPECIAL OFFICES.

Proposals are invited for supplying the follow
ing offices in Arkansas for the nett proceeds OF
said Offices respectively, limited in each case to
sum to he named in the proposals.
Alligator from Walnut Bend, 10 miles, once a
week
Calhoun, Seminary and Buena Vista from Cam
den, 80 miles, once "a week
Creek Agency from Fort Gibson, miles, once
a week.
Grand Saline from Ialeq1ah, 80 miles, once
week
Leaks store, Wosd' awl, and God5od from
Camden % miles, once week.
Odtown from Helena. 20 miles, once week.
Oregon from DanvilIe, 25 miles, once in 2 weeks.
Plum Bayou from Pine Bluff, 25 miles, once
week.
The Narrows from Van Buren, 30 miles once
a week,
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE
NAIL In AEk kANSAS.

E1tract from tile act Of Congress of Sd
March, 1916, section 18.
"And be it further enacted, That it shall be
the duty of the Postmaster General, in all future
lettings of contracts for the transportation of the
mali, to let the same, every case, to the lowest
bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance. without other reference to the mode
OF such transportation than may be necessary to
provide for the due celeriy, certainty and security
of such transportation; nor shall any new contrac-
tor hereafter be required to purchase out, or take
at a valuation, the stock vehicles OF any prevI-
Gus contractor for the same route"
Bidders will be careful to read the forms and
instructions appended to this advertisement. They
requested to state in their proposals, the mode
by which they intend to convey the mail Where
the size and weight OF the mails, the speed called
for in the schedules shall require it, the contracts
will be made for coach, steamboat, or railroad con-
yeyance, as the case may be; and. consequently,
such routes will be let TO bids proposing such mode
of conveyance. In all other cases, the routes will
be assigned to bids proposing the cheapest mode
OF transportation.
Railroad companies are specially notified that
their regula. bids are to be understood including
the supply Of each office the line Of their respec-
tive roads, not over a quarter Of mile from
depot. Separate proposals for Offices more than
quarter of d mile off will be considered.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the U.
L States from the LIST day Of July, 1880, TO the
3Oth of June, 1854, inclusive, in Arkansas, will
be received al the contract office OF the Post Ohce
Department, in the city of Washington, until lO
a m of the 10Th of April, 1850, Ito be decided by
the llth day of May, l850,) on the routes and in
the manner and time herein specified. viz:
ARKANSAS.
59Ol From Little Rock at a m three times a
week, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday;
By Pine Bluff. Dugan Landing, New Gas
cony, Rchland, Nickatoo, South Bend,
Arkansas Post. and Wellington;
To Napoleon by IL m next days, 270 miles;
And back between p m Monday, Wednes-
day and Friday, and IL m Wednesday,
Friday and Sunday.
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
Washington Male Seminary

nHE second session of this Institution, opened
| this morning, February llth, 1851.
Rev c. p TuRRENTINE, Superintendent, Professor
of Moral and Intellectual Philosophy, Bellies
lett:es and Spanish Literature.
Rev H. G.. I'uwEATT, A M. Professor of Grecian,
Roman, French and Italian Literature.
JAMES CROKER a. NJ, Professor of Mathematics.
Students received in the Primary Department
and Instructed.
TERMS.
Primary Department, per session OF II weeks,
payable quarterly in advance, $l2 90
pran,ratory D,Dartmept Is 90
toIi.gia,e l,ours- 20 90
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Elements
of Musical Composition, Extra OO
Imitation Fee 90
No deduction for absence, unless in cases OF
protracted illness.
All students charged from the time of their
entry to the end OF the session.
N B-The SONS of all ministers who are en-
gagged in the regular work Of the ministry, or of
those who superanuated or have died IN The
ministry will be educated free of charge.
BOARDING can be obtained in the best fam-
lies. at from $6 to 80 per month.
Particular attention will be paid both to the
moral aud intellectual training of all students
committed to our charge.
5. Il. SANDERS, Secretary.
Washington, Jan. II, 1850. 2-H
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day, and Friday, and ii m next days.
1891 From Edorado at l2 m twice week,
Tuesday and Saturday;
by Hillsboro' and Cherry ridge, La;
to Farmersvlle by 8 m next day, a. miles.
and back between 2 m Tuesday and Sat-
urday. and m next days.
59S2 From Eidorado at l2 m once week, Thurs
day;
Frankville and Homer;
to Athens, La, by pm next day, 80 miles;
and back between 9 a Ii Friday, and 6 m
Proposals to end at Homer, emitting Athens,
are invited
$3.50 From EldOrado at m twice week.
Monday and Thursday;
by Champagnolle, Wilmington, Lanark,
Warren. Montgomery, and Dry Ridge;
to Bartholomew by p m, wednesday and
Saturday.
Separate proposals for service between War
reu and Eldorado, and between Warren
and Bartholomew, with departures and ar
rivals in due connexion with the Pine blaff
mail, are invited.
1884 From Camden at m once week, Mon
day:
by Liberty. Mount Moriah, and Clark's
Mills, to Washington by p m next day, 6s
miles;
p IN next day.
1886 From Camden at m once o week, Mon
day;
to Arkadelphia by l2 m next day, SO miles;
and back between n, Tuesday and I p m
Wednesday.
Bidders will state the intermediate points, If
any, whi,h they propose to supply
59S6 From Camden at a once week in two
weeks, every other Thursday;
by Berkley, Beechland, Walnut Creek,
Louisiana, and Homer;
to Athens by p m, Saturday "a miles,
and back between Z a every other Mon
day and 5 p m Wednesday.
Proposals for weekly trips, also to end at
Homer, y miles less are invited.
1887 From Raymond at | p m, once a week,
Tuesday,
by Ardadelphia;
to Terre Noir by m, l9 miles;
and back between a IN and II same day:
with two additional weekly trips on the 5
miles to Arkadelphia, leaving that place at
loan Thursday and Saturday, and return.
ing by 3p
1888 From Arkadepha at 8 a IN once week,
Wednesday;
by Alpine, to Amity by m 25 miles;
and back between m and p m Thurs
day.
1889 From Washington at 6 m twice a week,
Wednesday and Saturday;
by Springh and LewsvilIe;
20 Walnut Hill by IL m next day, 81 miles;
and back between pm Monday and Thurs
day and p IN next days
$500 From Washington at m once a week,
Monday;
by Mine Creek Wilton and Centre Point:
10 Zebuon by 6 p M "a miles;
aud back between 6 m and D m Tues
day.
1891 From " ashington at m twice a week.
Monday and Friday.
by Columbus, Saline, Brownstown Paracf-
ta Lions Beard, Ultima Thule, Eagletown
and Wheelock, to Doaksvie by 4 p m
Wednesday and Monday, ] l3 miles:
and back between m Monday and Fri
day and p M "Wednesday and Monday.
5992 From Washington at | m once week,
Wednesday;
by Johnson's Mills, Meals Springs Russey's
Bakers Springs, and Mountain Fork:
to Panther by p m Friday, 10 miles,
and back between a m Monday and l / a
IN Wednesday.
Proposals to once a fortnight invited:
also to go by Mine Creek and Centre Point.
1898 From Wa. hngton at 8 IN twice week.
Wednesday and Saturday;
to Fulton by l m, IA miles;
AID back between a p m and a IN same
day.
1894 From Lewsville at a m once week,
Monday;
to Minoen, louisiana, by 6 p IN Tuesday,
65 miles,
and back between a IN We lnesday aud 6
pm Thursday.
Bidders will state the way-oiiices proposed
to be included.
Quere: whether necessary
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
Caution.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that will prosecute
IN to the extent of the law all intruders on my
land. Those that have been in the habit OF cut
ting my timber must and shall quit it. Daniel f.
Williams is my authorized agent, and will report
all intruders.
CHAS. B. MITCHELL.
Washington, Feb 4, 1850. ID
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13

11.ur.p1ANs.-The Unitarian Congre-
':an.I Manuel for 1850 estimates the
g,her of Unitarian churches IN the
nuH nn;,od States at two hundred and forty
JIM OF these, one hundred and sixty
nVo' in Massachusetts, leaving eighty
for m all the other States: VI the e'gn'y, @
,,U~enty-eight wv are in Maine and New
I.mnshire, leaving fifty-two churches
t 80 ,he other twenty-seven States OF the
Union.
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
Form of Guaranty to accompany each bid

"Ihe undersigned here insert the name Of the
guaranlor or guarantOrs guarantees that, here
usert name of bidder or names o: bidders, the
case may be-, if his (or their) bid for carrying the
mail from to be accepted by the
Postmaster General, shall enter into obig alton
prior to the first day of July next, with good and
sufficient suretes to perform the service proposed
Dated
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
CELEBRATION OF THE
SONS OF TEMPERANCE.

THSHE Washington Division, No. 10, Sons OF
Il Temperance, will celebrate the 22d OF feb-
ruary by Procession and Grafton. All brethren
in good standing invited to join in procession.
BY order of the Division.
A. b. WILLIAMS, r. S.
Washington, Feb. 6, 1850.
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
Form of certificate.

The undersigned, postmaster of certifie:
that the guarantors above named suiIicieD
and able to make good their guaranty.
Dated
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
.MOsteV! MOseesS.,

nR BENZ. P. JET respectfully requests all
~ persons indebted to him to call and settle their
accounts Wishing to leave for the East imme-
diately he is compelled to have money, or at least
have his accounts settled.
ashngton, Jan. %, 1850. t3-4w
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
For Sale.

A few bushels Of the celebrated Prout or Cluster
\ Cotton Seed. Apply to
- A. BLOCK g. SON.
For the productiveness Of the Seed, refer to
Ma; K. Pryor or Jas G. Edwards, near Spring
Hill. "
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
WANTED.

neat. active SERVANT GIRL, from Is
A to 25 years old, without encumbrances. eIN<
and qualified for house work. w
Apply to o. L. S"Aon'
Washington telegraph., 1850-02-13
Form for BID where no change from adver-
t!scment is contemplated by the bidder.

t!scment is contemplated by the bidder.
81 (or we, as the case may be- There write the
name or names in full of here state the residence
or residences hereby propose to carry the mail
M. from 10 as often as the
advertisement requires, in the time stated in the
schedules, aud by the following mode OF convey
ance, to wit Here state how it is 10 b. conveyed,
for the annual sam Of 5 :"
Dated
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although they In successful operation tn Europe aet7
fore
Resslrzd That Comm ues be appointed 10 each s.sa
repre- ssBrd IN bis Cow nlan a-ofa 70 ID esaa
leis rrspecss states 10 stbish lHuI f5 as
education Of e1cts On ~ practicable
Prot BAhTLErr offered the folio wing which aaa
adopted
Resoipsd Tha,in ye~ me pre.sn sgpsrent good
sails lhis erEeri2reui oi Cg1YaLt3G IL hs In
sIuetofs Of he Deaf Dumb 10 me Uaitea Hates sns
members Of tas Convention baTe much for aa
eougrNais or ard much 'lcoafseeHeal fjf re "a sra
that desirable that CouscntsI ~ hAI body snost
skN IAce year hspc- Al souc e0nyertyni tins and
plere TO he desis psted by Tn General Cplufjiiss
Rev. Dir. TuKSER OF Hartford, submitted the
foli0S bf
Dumb WHISTLER be egsrded IL lts paiapIaroPic int.iec-
us ,e bearioFs il ore OF me highest mposnen
and Gala ~ lie ofuus tH0ttA @! ihoso woo are o.
sEgec IN IL
should deeply inpf7as win sonse othe ddnes ana
rsspeush iteH 5trg L. thei wofA s1s aI1l
V,ded eleifies OF t7snd and hS 81
These were slstsned by Mr.. T0EneF III & lew
remarks, and unanimously adopted
TIE President, Ar MORGAN, asked IeaYe 10 pre-
aeDt & resolution reQueating DR. Pee' 70 transmit
to the Secretary OF asste with the Annual Report
OF the luhusution, th@ proceedings o. tns OohYeht
ton together with tho % pera read. BY this means
iafEe circulation will be- given 10 the proc ''oi lg'
OF the body
The lmPortan, business q the Convention having
now been conclaaed, IT time was occupied
with the uiual complimentary arkuowIedge dement's,
10 officers, etc; and the Convention adi1urnsd stne
dc The sessions OF the past lhres days have
been an excellent commencement la this new field
Of effort and Augur well for tue beneiicens results
u Similar assembleges in the future
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t Her deep ard thrilling song
Seemed with its piercing melody, TO reach
The soul, aod in mysterious anlson

Blend with ali oughts or gengleness aud love
Her voice echoed all over the house. linen arose
the uaddening sh at; for minute they cheered
to get her back Sure enough she came, and sung
over the same piece and then retired then cood
breathe freer, for bad bsen holding my breath
with intense interest while abe sung
A sdy by my side sat motione's, IKE hsatae'
vet the tears sparkled as they woundtaeir way on
her cheek, with he breast hesying With em2ti)n
Another, and yet quite an aged gentleman, gaze.d
with interest, the perspiraton rolling down MS
face; he turns to Bis lady and says: Isl ilags
like cur poor Emma used to before abe died Bon
wept .,..f,,1 ~ 80
OH tell the poor cIaraop all over the and u: t1's
this terfamed vocalia. once an obscure girl
yea. a poor girl. Let them ulitste sach examples,
and be something while they live
Everything American, since have come here
ia dear to me- aud / love my native land better
than ever Though there are great many things,
" bich aurpasses ours, yet, here in this smoky ana
sooty aired Kingdom, we have none OF the hamy
breezes Of America none Of the magnificent Tor
ssts no bright, clear, cod lakes, nor gushing
springs nor TOW ering Clilfs
| leave for Frankfort this evening There ara
great number from London. They will leave by
an express train. | have had the pleasure OF meet
ing Richard Golden, and dined with Lord Brough-
am. The ailsble old man is coming to America
next April, and will stay one month.
You will hear from again from Germany
Yours truly, KAH.GE. GA-GAHBOWH,
0 hetwie GEORGE CONWAY !
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JENNY LIND AT LIVERPOOL.
An isdlan Oblet's ImpressiOa of Jcnny Ltaa

An irdian Chlet's Impresslos OF jenny Ltaa
Correspondence OF Toe Tnbans.
LlyEsrool, friday Aag IL, Iaso.
KGstors u TAs Trssuae'
have juat hear the identical And fatfs as1
jenny LIND! An hour ago her yoco aitsd the
largest ball that 1 ever asw-tbe Philharmonic
containing between I. Zoo sn3 900 Peope 20 sfeAs
b1s been the excitement hsyo i9t lasss Ton days
that every hing for sslo baa Ianny % Il. Jenny
i. in every thlpg-the ato,os sas aaIss foosns, aad
from. the splendid halls 70 ,ha cellar vi, NJ thug.
era bs ptiaed with she al Possrt aans u lbs 8nes
i.b young tqo1v
ss. week it was said that al the ssats aaa
been engaged. SID thss even lts a4saa3eg Stalls
were seill5g ii pretDipaa. 80. tainkng st.o.la
DC here 20 bag, had rot tAkea lbs pfsesa.3oa
previously procuring tlesel sa5.aaaisg hsa y
be here on fh3 szDe egontas abs sag. yst ess,st
wise engsgei, / had 70 pat togssE against sss'
spgtog with lso4afs aats svesfag had faH
house ind Immediately eal oil ny exercises "a o.
der 70 90 y tbs kai to gss Is fss, % ~ e ss;
In o, presamgtoa ou whas wa asesos 70 gel
IN wan aqasry which hsa % bs safssa ssss ms
people WHO crowded sfpaad ms sssraca 70 SAP
that ooaa r@s Sef ihsg hsd kssea stss Us tssass
waa al 10 safse<ssbn :.ts1gssz igsb tbs s.sfisgs
sad, ~ vi hear see las tsa.sd 5sAwg tt.a ssss
very nlghs-dftye Oh
Going fseta he asa vs.sss Sssyys..A - -
aresa 70 ~ insafak'sd psotls. had g.ss ts.s s..
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conclude in THAT way I bad to get 10. had pre-
viousy during the dag sens note saying Iea' Tue
In6ian chief would aboat ociocz De a. t1e ~,
ord desired sest If Others had none and tue noaf
bad already arrived. We drove up. me eou use
was besieged with people. sea o. n7a lss- @9 w.
shoulders Noise and confusion w ~ .S .l7 3,
The Indian Chief desises TO ger e1.nttslce'
was the word given by my Arlon' come IN
sevs The man at the gateway, 70 my astonlshmsnt
1nd aa wac stepping our, two Of my oe5'
f,iands In this city were by the door, who lmna,
3istelg took ne By the hand and led me by sne
seats on tie aise--up TO the very nezt from the
sipgersl O / could hardly credit 1as IN. Ina
frAt song bad already been sung, and taere vas an
irterulission, during which mad the pleas1re Of
being stown ell p=rts Of the splendid aali--aad
my dress excited as much attention as any one
there fer enpy Lind had nos come OUT toen
Soon the company Of the 50siety begin V AZ.
range themssives-and the people settled. Oae
or two pieces were sung AMI then came on the
sight which my very black eyes were scnin5 %
see The last sound OF the chlmtag Of gu iA'
noauEe cfo9d subsidedl all eyes turned toward tae
door of the closet where she was aud 40 soon as
the door opened cheers deaieniLg cheers dhed tue
Hall! clappng Of bands waving OF nandhef
cbiefs BY the ladies' al over the house yes Sun
WAS NOT moved she bowed most exquisite
modest bow Her dress q1ite plalo, yet grace.
fully made Her hair, no profai9n OF 10WefS a nor
the wild extraysgsnt torture OF the nar- re-
form 10 sender-a full chest-and mouth Ike Fhas
of Hon. Henry Clay She glanced her Bloc eyes
over the sea Of heads. Her eyes sparklod nae
stars gIiutmering ia cloud esq sky. her no'ions
we're eagv and naturai She sang Her very hrss
notes thrilled through me. the immense couso
fall Of people were in agony at Iol9I VI
touching notes. 0, what nnearthly and neaVehy
rnn.;ci Nv soul. wrapt in ecstasy, seemed borne
on to the Garden Of Eden could appreciate the
Doe "a
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EUROPEAN AFFAIRS.

C0se of the Session Of Pa,Iame,t Qne'n's SpetchF0r
Dsrnayk and Schie.Di9- Ireland ands5 Property.
Piedmont- Quarrel Of the Arehb9hops- Convention Of
NIeLtOdi.t Biuietrs-Fr ench POcS--M0aVesto OF me
Moamtoin--Louts Baao-Losis Bonap0Tte and HE
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IR E L AN D.
The Peoples Struggle for Interest In the Land
IL LII IL r,b

The Peoples Struggle for Interest In tho Land
To The Editor Of The Tribune.
DUBLIN, Friday, August 16, 1880
proceed an promised, to set before the Amer.
lean ration, through the columns of The Tribune.
the tenant charter, the tenant league, and the
course proposed to be pursued for obtaining the
che by the fundamentally of the other. But, FIRST
Of ell, word as to what has led to this 80 univer
sal banding Of tie people together and to so many
Of the clergy, Roman Catholic and Presbyterian,
heading them. When the famine which followed
the potato failure had led to the opening OF the
ports to foreign grain, and when the abolition Of
the protection lava made this, at iirst exceptional
permanent, il was fully expected that landlords
you'd bring down the renta to 4 level with the
prices and that Cover ment would bring in & bill
to guaranty to The er OF the aoil the fruits Of his
own indua,ry-so that he might be encouraged to
develop the resources Of the land to the utmo1t'
ard the landlord be hindered from extorting rack
rent, in proportion he improved In.tead OF this,
ore act of landlords swept tho and oloar Of ten
ants, that they might sell TO tho mora advantage,
or craze ii, and 30 have pJorrates-as was
tormeriy done With the Sutherland estates in the
scottish Highlands-or turn il into large farms, to
be cultivated By themtogts or by inpoftod En-.
elshmen Of BcotchmeD and hence the doaths by
myd1ds aud crowded poor housos, ard the ci.os
md tonDs swmmiog with atb,yiDg beigarn- And
htother set kept up the rents, even causing tho
AtIner 10 trench upon tins savings Of happier yoara
10 meet the deficiency between whas ha f4fc, pro
duco bfoug ht md tbs demaada Of hia landlord 40
ttas biz tenautrisht van worth nothing aud ho
o.. - I'm. yg,ft
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" eror Wrsralaalsn aIutw, LADY Dis
eos.ea an upunaally interesting ysfs9l ai topics
ri Ii afssr ae,etstia freedom AID atliity Amans
j, IA We not 10 Leonardo Ia yieei. Tho tiafvey
a the Hiyef ifppnf Rad Iisfi' 0elafldse
r,aaslstion Of aahille,a WaiIsaalsin. Lis 81 ~.
cgiabs. l.lsssasl Hdaessios Halfway MAaase
,..,r Prostitution. foreign Literature sH1 liztent
t.5fi,5atio4a fNav iofh l. aeqtt y e.
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rpan mr. ltlp tn4Nur ilY ths Steamship
Va HI y have Huvnayiils papats t. tho IL tt''s
Tba BesHaai Iasius that the na!a'iani Aeaissn
t.HbsI cbist, rsia.ia. tpssshaF with hia saa. saa
sr.ti5st aaaibap. wses 'sosntl1 captured at tia
49,, Aniapio IS ells shatt astaaee haea a hia
f4,ands CRY aud eeav yed "a fhs ste1 place. whore
.t.,i9 sy alta his stiai III .ahbsrr The sgastss'
sIs isa IS. ~ tie AMY al If tia N eaa asil f''
,tI.,s,ay fla4t ,hs ppiel,n 81 Via qaui9 81 Nnase
t,a,,bs.aa.laifaa tic .leeisien if l'tiae aliaa
~ Mste,,az intasrev' 81 tha unls stisi sqi9ere II
s-s di5 tan. usptain oliver ael iva eeaiissstish
ssa ,bsi tapfsi q will s,n &c rss ~ tHss a'siss
u lia ,igHa fl,s tiss les'As list ';es.ass
,..n,xa a'e.t,E. Win vss fas.nsslT osrtaih II the
RIA 81 Nstsrts+s. res killed at t,in asaa.le
ai,z . fer ,leis sea hle particulars ayes
ia g t-'.s -
tgals rusnBss 4ra tlt atvinsn4 avssties
A. is,lliieent ana s'ss ri,a ''iss"t q Via
5.t..sLps ile.l Es4aiss.t wtisas f.rt,' Nsshisa
80. 40 F,le ~ ls,les al,s.hs1 ishsssl rssvssssa
..;tI. lid. Yss.e'ls4 Ee ssfs 10 wil' nsFess ssli
lie a...l.-.- o.aT e"si",' re ssl,ss sees-hs VII
-, =, e.f1s,' ..tis. p:c eetia, q shs k.3 fsr
,..,r .sr..ls,s stet the lr1r- re. ~ President
II - ORR, s.,ss,,