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Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
no No.Rs IT O.. KOS S,UTH
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J.. Recall of owen, Consul at Havana.
Order. FOR the Arrest of the Syracuse Rioters.
DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED MAN

u The, following important dispatches we
clip from the Louisville papers of the llth. We
are extremely gratitied at the course the Presi-
dent has adopted in reference to the Syracuse
rioters, and also TO the recall of Owen our Con-
sui Al Havana:-S. Louis Inteligncer.
o WAsHINGToN Oct. 8.
The President has given orders to the naval
stations to fire salutes and extend all military
honors to Kossuth, at New York and other
places on his arrival. A grand dinner will be
given him at the Presidents house.
The rumored recall of Consul Owen, at Ha-
vana, is confirmed. A letter from the President
informs him that his defence is wholly unsatis-
factory.
Bets are offering largely on the election of
Sumner the Wing candidate Tor Governor of
Seecreta,; Stewart says his election is more
than certain.
The President has sent instructions to arrest
all persons engaged in the Syracuse r:9l ana
urges their commiltal for trial, on the charge o.
treason.
Commodore Warrington yet lives though there
is but faint hopes of his recovery.
The venerable Francis Dodge, of George
town, amilionare, and extensively engaged in
mercantile affairs al The North, died last night.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

ror had smothere6 every sentiment except that
of self-preservation. As was to be expected,
the fugitives, carrying with them the fatalgerm,
infected the country, which became the theatre of
the most horrible scenes.
The beasts, abandoned in the CITY, perisbcd,
for want of food, and the decomposition Of their
bodies, together with those of the human corpses
which remained unburied in the streets, yitiated
the atmosphere to such an extent that any un-
fortunate person who might return to the city
fell dead almost as soon as he entered a house
However, this new cortrefemps was stopped as
soon as possible by the energetic measures taken
by the worthy Military Governor, and by the
humanity Of the second alcade of the Corregidor,
Snd various young men, many of whom len VIC
Tins to their heroism.
At last the supposition was confirmed that the
epidemic was not the cholera, but the terrible
plague of the Moors, it having been ascertained
that it was introduced into the island of Grand
Canary by theofshing vessels which frequent
the western coasts of Africa. The persons in
the island devoted to. this traffic, numbering a.
bout 800, have almost all pershed. as there re-
'main only enough TO man single vessel. Ac-
cording to the declarations Of the masters of the
sail vessels, on all the western shores Of Africa
there reigns deathly post which carries off the
lnhabitants,o the mortality being so great that
corTses are strewn upon the earth in incredible
numbers, and their decomposition augncu.s the
Influence of the corrupted atmosphere.
As soon as the Commandant General of the
Province learned of the abandonment Of the
city Of Las Palmas, he sent portion of the gar
IrisOn of the capital to bury the dead, but the
greater portion of the soldiers were attacked by
the epidemic and died. In short, in order to
give an idea of the ravages of the pest it is on
Ily necessary to state that in two months 6,OOC
persons died in the city Las Palmas, and l6, ,0OC
i'm the whole island Up to the last dates the
plague had spared the towns of Agaete and Fe.
jeda.
The bishop is one oof the persons in Grai:
Canary who have contributed most to the allevi.
atton Vi suffering humanity. This holy prelatC
and worthy pastor, with resignation truly evan.
Igeical, displayed the utmost charity, zeal, anC
interest in behalf Of the unhappy people. He
was, and still is untring in travefsing the street.
opening his purse, giving spiritual consolation
Establishing hyspi.a in his own palace and il
ninistering to the unhappy victims with his owl
hands. The Brothers of Charity and the youth
Of Tx sosPic.o iIE,itst:. this hero Who has &c
quired eternal glory, and who appears messen
ger Of the Most High, lent all their efforts to as
sist the afflicted.
r. At the last dates, August 18th, the epidemic
abated considerably in the city, though it still
l ragged in the country.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

D1taiing search lo strays, and the finale thereof
am moreover showing the progress Of the expedition
Tan earliest daplings of Aurora's 1pencil
,y?re vet scarcely cnlightening the gloomy hor-
r;zon. the faint struggling rays OF the advanc-
ing nmiuorv were yet scarcely invading the
dark dominions of substantial Llght when Chal-
oner and Tyndall took upon themselves 'ie SasH <
OF awakening their ompanion& And verify
say unto you, this was no light matte uo'
subdue the Nemean lion; cleanse the Auge"n
stables; defraud Cerebus, and carry oil bodily,
the casta coniuX OF the dread sovereign Of
Hades, then wilt thou be qualified to awaken
the seepy Reuben Perseverance, pailoSo-
pliers say-and who dare impugn these otnn.s-
cient genlemen?-eveutually overcomes all dif-
ficuilcS, aud by dint of perseverance in the
shape OF divers kicks and cuffs in no wise light
ly appiea Mr.. Appleface was aroused Ia strl-
king appreciation OF his situation. Our worthy
friend was persuaded TO arise, and as no dress
ing was requisite he staTted oil at very slow
rate indeed, 10 search tor the mules Departed
But he had not proceeded far, when he espied q
wolf on ,7hilltop. Not especially admiring the
icompanonship, he deemed it prudent to beat q
hasty retreat, and therefore the valiant knight OF
our annals stampeded with quite as much veloci-
ty as the mules had exercised, Bul ii the dar,
ing Appleiace retreated, the wolf retreated with
much greater expedition. O.
Fortunately our hero discovered the crimson
fruit of the strawberry strewn thickly arOand,
aud Riousy resolving 60 let the mules go 20 hell
or some other seaport he devoted his undiyi'
Ided attention to the useful and oOmmendable
task Of devouring said Grnit. Beyond dispute
there is no quality of the intellect SO highly val
liable to its possessors as energy, eH admirable
attribute, with which Mr.. Appeface demons
trated himself to be endowed 20 the degree o
surplusogc. He wagged his long ex.en 'e'
Philistne slayers in a fashion fearful in he ex
treme, and yet bearing upon his AdOnislise fea
lures sn expression Of the most intense gratula
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
SELECTED POETRY.
Erom the Home Journal
HOMESICK.
BT ALICE CAREY.

The lamps are all lighted, how brightly they geam,-
The music is flowing, soft stream upon streamt
While youths and fair maidens, untroubed with care
Half blush as they whisper, how happy we arel
Well, braid up your tresses with gems you may;
Fly light through the dances and smile and be gay;
The glow Of the roses, the flow of the wine,
Are not for bosom as weary as mine.
o give me cottage half hid in the leaves,
With vines on the windows, and birds on the caves,
And heart there whose warm, tide shal flow like tn
"a sea,
But pever, o never, for any bu( me!
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
r. F. LAKENAN,
Attorney at Law, and General Real


Hannibal, Mo-
0fice-on North side Of Bird, between LIST and I'd sts
M ILL attend to he collection of debts and other
w professional business entrusted to his CARE
He has complete Abstracts OF Title TO all thereal es-
tate in Hannibal aud will furnish to those desiring il,
an abstract OF all the Conveyances, record Of any
lot 10 the city. =
He is commissioned 10 lake Dispositions, Acknowl-
sdgemen OF deeds, &C., for be States Of Virginia and
Kentucky.
Refer rencosA
Messrs. Woods, Christy & Co, st. Louis, Mo
, Messrs Doan, King Co, r i" %
Messrs Collins 4 Kellogg, H
Sitter, Pr,ee n Co, Philadelphia, P0-
@ 9. Morris l.. Hhllowell Co. y" &c"
9 G eAtwood & Co., o." "g
Mofett, Hawes S Co., Hannibal, No.
Mr.. T. II. Selmes, :
Mr.. George Schrojer, Toct 3l-Iy] " +"
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
Smith s. Allen,
AttOrn CIV AtL w :,

HANNIBAL, MARION COUNTY, MISSOURI,
WILL promptly attend TO all professional business
w entrusted TO his care in the counties of Marion,
Rails and Pike. He will give particular attention TO
the securing and collection Of debts in any part Of the
State. GS0fce Bird street, -four doors above the
corner Of Bird and Main in front Of the Marshal and
Recorders office.
pERAGE Dea LANES, newstyle of goods for la
ID dies dresses, apr24y
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

TINE subscriber has now on hand and is I1
4 daily receiving the largest and best as -
sorted stoek of GOODS suitable for this market, evsS
kToughtsNo Northern Missouri. He returns bis mo,
sincere thanks for tho untirlg support lie has ais
ways received, aud no effort shall be wanting or his
aAIttO merit its cOn,inHpnee9 l. X SELmES.
FEB % =" q
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
Singular Suicide.

One of the Paris journals contains the follow
ing: -
"a commercial traveller, whose business fire.
quently called him from Orleans to Paris, NJ.
Edmund D, was accustomed 10 go to an
hotel with the landlord of which he was ac-
Iquainted. He arrived a few days ago at the
hotel where he was in the habit of Staying
On Thursday evening, after supper, he invited
the people of the hotel to go to his chamber to
take coffee; and he promised to tell them tale
full Of dramatic incident. On entering the room
his guests saw on the bed, near which he seated
himfelf, a pair Of pistols. My story, said
he, has a sad denouement, and require the pis-
tolls to make it clearly understood As he had
always been accustomed, in telling his tales, to
indulge in expressive pSntomime, and to take up
anything which lay handy, calculated 10 add to
,the effect, nossurprise was felt at his having
pistols. He began by narrating the loves of a
young girl and a young man. They had both,
he said, promised, under the most solemn oaths,
inviolable fidelity The young man, whose pro-.
fession obliged him TO travel, once made long
absence. While he was away, he received a
legacy, and on his return fastened to place. it at
her feet. But on presenting himself before her,
he learned, that in compliance with the wishes
of her family, she had just married wealthy
merchant. The young man thereuPon took a
terrible resolution. lie purchased pair of
pistols like these he continued, taking one in
each hand, 'then he assembled his friends in his
chamber, and after some conversation placed
one under his chin, in this wayas I do, saying
IN joke That it wuod be pleasure TO to blow
out his brains. And at the same moment he
pulled the trigger Hare the man discharged
the pistol, and his head was shattered to pieces.
Pieces Of the bone and portions of the brain fell
on the Mortified spectators. The unfortunate
man had told his own story"
As WE ExPEcTED.-The New York cores
Ipondent of the Washington Union comments
very freely upon the Syracuse outrage, and ex-
claims
''What an exhibition of the fruits of higher
law Whiggery, as sxPOunded by the Tribune
and its other organs
! He then attributes this and the Christians
tragedy to the fact that Wing Governors pre-
side over New York and Philadelphia, points
out what they ought to do, and ends with say
ling:
This is what would be done vuere they pre-
sided over by Democratic Executives and this
lis what they will, in any event, be able to do d
they are tfye, to themselves dt the coming etec'
tionS."
Here we have you'll Here we pin you
mani
The Mayor of Syracuse, through whose wan
oG vigor, if not want of heart, to execute the law
/ this outrage occurred, is Horace Wheaton, who's
name will be found in every Democratic pape
/ Iof th6eState as The Democratic candidate for Ca
nal Commissioner, for whose success the Wash
ingtou Union is most anxious, and every Othe
, paper of that school in the slaveholding States
/ l-tWash Republic.
4 %
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

CTEP in and examine those fine Blankets; and Ready
:. ~ WIN. HAWKINS.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

Es-"WeIl, Charley" said an anxious pareui
to an urChin Of three years. On Christmas dsys
s'what did you find in your stocking this morn
ling2" 'Find, Father" replied the hopeful
youth, /" ''why, found u big besc. TIE e. keF
gave the boy one cent.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
William Hawkins

1ASjnst opened his stock OF STAFA.E AMI
IL FANCY Day GOODs-Ready made cloth
ing--Boots, Shoes, QHeensware and Groceries. Call
and examine our goodS--we think our prices viii suit
You % oct. Sd. w. H..
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
Ribbons.

lust opened me lot OF BO0Te and SMOEs
j of all qualities, among which you will hnd some
beautiful excelsior hid ties for the l.ades-at
WIN, HAWKINS
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

In Hindoostan, unmarried females, more than
sixteen years Of age, are regarded as infamous.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

Springer g. Whiteman; Harrison Il Hooper, 5 s.
Rowe (Cashier) Cincinaatij j. H. StuIges Co., j. j.
Adsms heiO OrleGss; I.oker ReniCk Co. Chou'ea1
Vale, VIM n. Morrison st. Louis; II. r Budell
Co.. ksw York mar2''u
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
aIn8 Time of Peace Prepare for "

"In' Time Of Peace Prepare for War;
A young lady Ofwealthy Parentage, a aedgiings
from one of our fashionable boarding schools, a
type of modern elegance, wasrscently united BY
the silken tie Of matrimOny to gem Of q beau.
The emammas and papas on both sides. being
surrounded by all the eoncOmitants of luxury,
and the many agreeable little paraphernaliA be-
speaking the possession of 1.-THE dust, determine
ed to get fine establishment for the young
couple, and accordingly, they We're fixed" in q
mansion out Walnut street, on ''the West End"
A few days after this, school companion Of
cur heroine called upon her, and was surprised
TO find 20 many servants about the house. 81
"Why, Mary said she, ''what in the name
Of sense, have you 50 many People about you
flor ?"
''Ohl" replied madam, tive havnt any more
than we want. There is but one cook one cham
bermaid, two house-girls, one house keeper, and
--a--ehiid-nurse. I'm sure there are not too
manyl"
"ial hal" said her frieni, s'Nvhai DO You waEf
with chiid-nnrse? OH that is too funny.' q,
"Well, we havnf any immediate use For hegJ
but then, when we were Married, Charles said
that we would want one, and you know Us nof
alsrays best 10 learx Aings Be- until ths Iast sles
llneafn
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
I; ~ .K.Lnza a. CHARLES sIRALDTSE,
iIoUis atEALnIsE DIT Louis CINcISNLTI.
N'' j. w. SPALDING & Co.,

COMMISSION and forwarding Merchants, deal
Sers in Star Candles. Starch, Soap, Lard Oil, Cheese,
Butter, Eggs &c. No. So Commercial St. near Locust
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

AZ Friend j., well known All man Of pieas-
ure, and SO extrayagant as to have seriously in.
volved himself, was lately married to one, who
report says, gave bim but little peae2ser quiet.
Talking to him the other day relative 20 his af-
fairs, we remarked, 'sWeil J :, you must husband
had enough of thzt, I'll never husband another
thing while live
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

BENTON SALOON TO RENT.
NHIS is the largest and best room for Balls, Public
J. Shows, Lectures, Political and other Meetings N
Hannibal. To rent BY the day or week, Enquire Oh
iyI7 ola L. K. SELMES q
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
Bows Clothing.
GlNGHAMH.

"A Fine lot of nghams for sale unreasonable term
n apr2%y by COLLINS Il BREED.
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23

JUST now received from that celebrated Tea Dis
j tTict, Poyang Hbo, also some Of Linn Foos choice
Imperial, sc. 0Coct241 T. r. sELMEs'
Hannibal journal and western union. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1851-1852, 1851-10-23
cALICOES,

NALICOES of all colors and descriptions, Tor sale
~ cheap by EaPr24yI COLLINS BREED
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29
AlISCE!,LiS EOUS.
The Editor of The Evansville Journal went 70 another
State and took TO himself wife. On his return home and

The Editor of The Evansville Journal went TO another
State and took to himself wife, On his return home and
on resumine the Editoa! "hair, he thus discourses
And in announcing the fact of our return home with
rib we cannot refrain expressing profound disgust
of bacheorsm and bacheorsaad expect to be DISCUS
ted with boh-several weeks We well aware that in
times zone by we occasionally made ourselves ridiculous in
the eve. of sensible men, upong the bachelor state as
the ONLY lie of happiness independence and earthly glory
But were young and green hen and of course nen but
one side of the subject Now stand up consumed
ugly picers of Humanity rejoicing 10 the name OF Bachelors
and answer few questions.
What are you Fl, for in this world? What good are you
doing your country What you doing Tor fosterity 7
What interest have the yet unborn you
read Oft Where will YOU when old men, if vile hab
its ever permit you arrive good old age? Won't you
Re like lonely scared and scathed trees standing In bic
clearing without companion and your life unprotected
irom the by young pnss and shrubs your feet
Or won't you be like pumpkins in corn field, more pom
because OF your prodigous I2ness and loneliness
han the stalks your side laden with golden grain Hold
-our heads up and taa ae men, whether you act 80
not Now don't you feel ashamed of yourselves? Look
The girls you al smiles and sugar-hearts overflow
ing with love ready be spilled the first good fellow tina
can touch their pahieseelings rich cream which
by kindred spirit be worked into butter and spread
your life till you happy the birds OF spring Look
em and feel the disgusting position you occupy in tho
cubbage garden of humanity What you holding back
fJr2 Now Just reforn-pnt your best looks and your
coat-vs the girls ice them talk TO them pref
ly drive them, walk lheu please itelen propose, get
accepted, marry, andtc counry viii rely on you as
faithful and well disposed citizen.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29
RIcuN0ND ENQUIRE h.
n ~ =
:, corning, JULY 20 -

-----..nccc1DNAL DlSikiCl.
~ :1,.,s,,- yirainian contains the ','".
-, convention on the 18Th ins'' WI" - conor..s-
p;ch,rd !: Byrd Esq, the cah''a N f,om rane 2
sxtynne drleeales were PTeS'"s e, Frederick Col.
f,, Warren from Jefferson ana o. ;.. Col. r. L.
,o,as Al.s,ire of Page was mau' - Mcs.rs David
p,.er Of Frederick, Vice Pfesl'e"' r,ho c,nvcn,,n
!. sa;rk and John W. Piper Secre.'''' rono,,cd nv
,n.pimousy adopted preamble anu or page Thos
the following committee: w" ~ " Richards William
p,s..au n r Fuunrleroy, Jr, II. ". NV D.,.;a uad
hus"e'', l. :. Richard N. Sydnol and DAVID heo-
Lodge John Shearnan, i''e'e
rick. ,i,o naanst the first Conven-
49, :. ,i, nominated Henry heoi"ss'' H4'i ''
,.,; h,,re that the delegates present "7e" = ~.
- ,i, al the circums stances Oh VIC 'ue'' 'e =,
'oe' - Tho marty through the acton OF regularly
:, r,yenton-which would H"' 'u''! aiu uu''
-, ,, ,,isues and sentiinentoi eac'' u''0 ~ ~
,L a;s,-;cr-bu; that, az representative " ',o
the sections OF the district who cannot and
,; 10, sanction submit 10 the l'po'i'''" " "'
WIZ MOI that this body do proceed to consult
april We h selection of a sound Union Democrat,
am ,vj,e 10 take the field, without delay, as an
""o'" 10y .,,ddatc under the sanction Of this body so
far as dcpued ana empo"'.'u ~
or,,ic nary of this district
30, D,-.a That we are warmly and heartily devoted
M r1nnn of these Suites and thai we cannot give our
onn,nnance or support TO any canaloate VINO uoss NV
80 III M hahua and devoted attachment to this glorious
I, nr who will give, would not have given cor
dial support the Compromise measures OF Inc last 0o-
gress :, rh., 90 ro,resen,otives and rs individual
mbers of the Democratic party from different sections oil
,he District we recommend -----a Union Demo
rot worthy the support Of all who would pcrpetun'e inc
and the Union and pledge ourselves to vote
INV him if he will serve unlsss Convention IN
which The District shall be fully represented, shall nominate
another candidate. ,
4rh Resolred, That said -- -is hereby earnest
IL requested candidate 10 represent this District
in The next Congress-"
The vote taken and the first ballot was as follows
For Richard E. Byrd 2l9 fnr Thos Sloan Of Hampshire
S. for Gen. J. H. Carson of Frederick, 3 The banS IN
the 4h resolution then filed with The name OF Air.
Byrd who was afterwards declared be the unanimous
choice of the Convention. Alter appointing committee 10
notify Mr. Byrd of the action of the Convention, the body
adjourned sine die.
The Vrgnian says that is not "otciay known whether
Mr. Byrd accepts But other advces received within
few days understood leave for doubt that he
has consented 10 take the field"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29
pOET7CAE-
A THOUGHT BY THE sEASHORE.
NY ANNE C. LYNCH.

A THOUGHT 81 ldf' of'aothoA''
by ANNE C. LYNCH
.Ercn in our ashes live their wonted fires"
,yhen ON NV heart the hand Of Death is press'd,
7, the snui fingers ere she Join the blessed,
And haunts awhile her clay,
Then mid the forest shades would not lie,
Far the green leaves like me, would droop and die
Nor mid the homes Of men,
The hauuts of busy life, would be laid:
There ever was | lone, and nv vexed shade
Would sleep unqulet then:
The surging tide of life might oVerwhelm
The shadowy boundaries Of the silent realm.
No sculptured marble pile,
To hear my name, be reared upon my breast
Beneath lis weight my free soul would not rest:
But let the blue sky SMILE,
The changeless stars Look lovingly on me,
And let me sleep beside this sounding sea
This ever-beating heart
Ofthe great Universe; lle'e wouu tie sou1
Plume her soiled pininns tor '!le nha' so"''
Ere she should thence oepart-
rJ.re wnnd she fit her for the high abode
Here by the sea, she would be nearer tod.
feel His presence now,
Thou ulighties OF his yGssiis, us stand
And watch beside thee on the sparkling sand,
'Thy crested pillows bow;
And as INV solemn chant swel!s through the air,
NV spirit, awed, joins in thy ceaseless prayer.
Lies ftfu fever Ger,
Here then would repnse maj este sea;
Fen now faint giimpseS OF eternity
Come Ger me on the shore:
NV thoughts from thee to highest themes are gwen,
As thy deep distant blue is lost in Heaven.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-07-29
TIE, CHOPS.

Tb, harvest is vel. nov; AMI the Weld In the l)wcr
Valley - dccity above the average II 10 best IN Sncnan
dD,: JILL sn an,. Clarke; perhaps full! average n Fed
,,,ck; and lou; b.: ~ Page From the other counties,
Inre % lir exception ~ ire ge.eraly favorable
rrtis.
rr,l:.a aa .aos wain three wecks pas. have brought
on ,- corn wonderfully. afd dou wt.lher II ever uk
ed n,iiCr F.,d ck county tan II fes nj. Finer serl
-us ii N, prngcroll beauty vi naz ii IN IN nov line
ever ro.d u:. region need n" be lrk"d fr.
S.ct sight "Tmt Console p7tut for the Inferior.
Is m ~. AI rc.n the Worries Fair in the e b.
r. j aud ,urcu.Ii=s which attest dense and mssr.
..y!c ,aIG;inn.
f. 49, S,.;i.a ahn"r, the drough. lasted oa'e7 md ;!ic
cora .- sa,ir.a n1ny fields, ass, II warren ahd
u1la. Ca1Se tvs, learn been seriously damaged BY
sruo called iicr-wurn" Tfachsster Firginian.