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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
CUB.a VS.. THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

In this manner we feel it now proper to pre-
sent the contest for the State printing. The
Delta claims Cuba as its special hobby, whilst
the Courier claims the Sandwich Islands as its
own. Both claim a willingness to admire the
points of both hobbies.
Itis In this way that the contest has resolved
itself into this shape. certain respectable
gentleman, heretofore a democratic candidate
for the Presidency and now sneered at by Young
Amsrica as an old-fogy, Gen. Cass, recently
took occasion, in company with other democratic
y. 8. Senators, to commend President Fillmore's
course in regard to Cuba and to set his face
against certain fast ideas of 80 Young America
As the organ of this promising juvenile, the
Delta at once consigned him to Old Fogyism 8
and political perdition. The Courier, not being
in the fast line, and withal somewhat puzzled at
this new position of things after the election, to
say nothing Of its particular desire that every
body should be on the best terms with it when
the Offices were to be distributed, thought that
81 the least said was the soonest mended,' and,
therefore, laid down its Cuban war trumpet and
became mysteriously and automatically silent
The contest for the State printing resolved the
Delta to "draw it out" and forthwith began an
operate duett between the two journals, singing
each, the charms of their special favorites. The
Delta asked why the Courier had SO suddenly
grown cold and non-commttal upon the subject
Of Cuba. The Couriers reply was as profoundly
diplomatic and ineligible as wilkins Micaw.
ber's after-dinner speech in Australia. 1t
damned Fillmore, and advocated the annexation
Of the Sandwich 1slands-islands some thou
sands Of miles from our shores, and inhabited
BY tawny, semi-civililed race This the Delta
pronounced " remarkably non-committal am
unsatisfactory on the point upon which the de
mocracy are deeply interested to know how the
Courier stands" it, further, informed the
Courier that /" Young America though h,
wanted Cuba first, wanted the Sandwich Islands
too. Yesterday, the Courier rates the Delta for
its untimely inquisitiveness, says that it want,
Cuba in the Union, but gives the cold shoulder
TO hllibusterism, by automatically and oracu
larry insinuating that Cuba should be annexeu
only BY /" the legitimate action Of our Govern,
ment" The Courier is much more positive in
the advocacy of the Sandwich Islands, and the
Data more SO for the acquisition of Cuba.
The contest for the State printing, therefore,
Is resolved into the case of Cuba Us. Sandwich
Islands, to come up before the Legislature
shortly. We beg to intervene, and bring in the
immediate annexation of Japsn and the Feie
Islands as our hobby, whilst we are willing t.
ogle both Cuba and the Sandwich Islands TIL,
magni6cence ofour annexation ideas proves, that
Young Americas" seven-league boots fit us
exactly, and the Legislature, if just, will
promptly acknowledge the superiority of oui
claims to the State printing.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

FIRST DIsTRIor--.4rreSfs.- Thomas Bracken
aud lillian Corcoran arrested Carondeet street
at on saturday at the request of Mrs Ksegan who
charges them with stealing quarter box OF cigars from
her, John Kenny arrested at 10 O'Clock H.
night charged with stealing two bottles Of braf
James Lahg, on Julia street Thomas McCurran
rested at =. 81. Sunday, in Dryades street
quest of Mary Baker who charges him with stealing
dress from her.
day evening arrested In the First District the request Of
Nicholas Smith, for having stolen demijohn of wine
RECEIVERS. William r. Knowland and Ma
tda White arrested in Grayisr street Saturday,
charged with having received large lot Of stolen goods
RECORDERS CoURT.--CHARGE OF MURDER
James NcMulligan, VIM. Buckley Edward Raddell and
Nicholas Woyerton. arragned Saturday the
charge of numbering a named Loyenburg, and
pleading guilty, remanded for future e1amina-
ton Tbs attending the murder of Loven
burg are shrouded in much mystery On Friday evening
at halfpast five O'Clock just at dusk the deceased
came running swiftly from the Leyee Natch,x alley to
the corner Of Tohoptoulas street and entering the tin
shop Of Mr. Charles Byrne be calculated, I'm stabbed
and rushing stairs he fell and almost instantly sxpir
ed The above named four arrested at hafpast
eight o'clock on the same night suspicion OF having
committed the deed and Saturday night Daniel Mean
ley also arrested suspicion of having been engaged
in this most horrible murder.
| SECOND DIsTRIcT.-The business in the police
department of this District yesterday of public
| interest.
| REcoRDER's CouRr, SECOND DISTRICT rs
satt aud Battery - Thomas Larkin examined on
Saturday before Recorder Winter the charge hav
ing assaulted aud beaten Chas. D. Fox, in st Charles
the 9th instant and held the charge
| before the Criminal Court
| POSTPONED examinatio of Mr. Bartells
OF the Orleans Cotton Press the charge of riding his
horse little girl, has been indefinitely postponed
The child stated in Court Saturday that she much
| frightened but not badly hurt.
THIRD DISTRICT. A strange being efulged
upon the quiet inhabitants of this District yesterday in
the person of ancient individual Of forty 1--WE
winters, having a wooden leg carrying a very fragrant
old pipe in his mouth and instead of wearing on
his head claret box half filed with straw When dis
covered he sitting the railroad track June
ton Of I'll san Fields and Love streets spoutng Shak
speare in tragic style and very industriousy engaged
with rusty hand-saw in attempt to of his
remaining leg When Intercepted to the object Of
this strange surgical operation he answered that the
world getting along too fast and that he wished to
lessen his power of locomoon In order to avoid fall
ing into the same habit" Ills designs prevented.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

SUPREME Court LoUIslANA.-We publish to-day tbs
announcement of Hon. A. NJ Buchanan, the presen
Judge of Fifth District Court candidate for Asso
eiate Justice upon the Supreme Bench Judge b is th'
first candidate in the field He is gentleman of learn
ing intelligence and character
We take this occasion to say that do not design to
the claims Of any particular candidate for seat
upon the Bench with the probable exception of the Chief
Justice We shall also discourage any attempt to make
party nominations for judicial posts Such nominations
would be highly uiudioous because they would be
likely result in the elevation Of the heated partisan
rather than the sound urst and thereby at nui
the benefits of the system of elective judiciary We
hope for the of editorial contemporaries
in our views
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

RECORDER OF MoRTGAGEs.-Some time since
we stated that the office of the Recorder of
Mortgages in this city was worth $4,000 a
year. We have since examined into the matter,
and find that we were in error. and that times
are not as they were, in that quarter. On the
18th of May last, law cutting down the fees
of the offices went into operation, and since
them in period of seven months, the incum-
bent has received only about $500, after pay
ing office expenses, etc. There will not be so
eager rush for this office, after all.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
Louisiana Interior.

MNpEN--The Herald, of the eth, says that the place
is healthy though there still few cases of smapo
that business is ourishing and the weather warm and
spring-lke
WEATHER The Thbodaux Minerva, Of the sth inst
says
Since the setting in of the year the weather has
been very pleasant though little cold when compared
with that which closed 1852 The winter, up TO the pre-
sent writing has been very remarkable one-beng cx
acy the of that of last yearwhich is acknow
lodged by all have been the coolest experienced in
Louisiana Our planters with very few exceptions have
all finished sugar making The last cane put into the
mill good the first if not better Not single
joint has been lost damaged from frost In this respect
the season stands without parallel.
THE MIssissIrPI.-The Baton Rouge Advocate, af the
18th says
The planters coast again threatened with a
devastating food The river is remarkably high for this
early the and the evees have already began to
exhibit signs of failing at various points The Grand
Leyee PIT Coupee has sank nearly two feet We arp
informed,
Man KILLED.-The Baton Rouge Advocate Of the 18th
inst says;
Mr. John Baker Smith, resident of the Plains about
eighteen miles from this city, killed Tuesday night
the 18th inst. by Jacob Danzies
1t that Smith one of drunken party who
approached the house of Mr. Danzie and attempted TO
enter the premises Mr., D. ordered them away and on
their persstng in their purpose Mr. D fired two shots
Of which proved fatal to Mr.. Smith Mr. D proceed
ed Immediately to town and delivered himself up to the
authorities
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
amusemrnts This Eptntna.

ST CHARLES THEATRE The BORN TO GOOD LUCK,
OUR Gal. and the LIMERICK BOY.
ORLEANS THEATRE. The grand 10 three ncts BY Ben
entitled NORMA.
PLACfDEs VARIETIES The drama Of CLARIssA ARLovE
and the Comedy Of OLD HONESTY.
AMERICAN THEATRE. KUNRELs NIGHTINGALE OPERA
TROUPE
DAN RlCEs HIPPobRoE St. Charles opposite Pcrdio.
pAN RLCEs MUSEUM. 81 C-arL-l .lre.t. above Poylaa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
ARK.NsAs-The Legislature has passed an act estabh
ing two Conpressionnl Districts as follows

ing two Congressional Districts as follows
First Decentralization. Conway Crittenden, Crawford
Carroll Fulton, Franklin. Green, Independence, 1zsre,
johnson Jackson Lawrence. Madison. Marion, Misss-
sppi Newton White Ponsett, Pope, Randolph, Searcy
ST Francis Philips, Van Buren, and Washington,
Second District Arkansas, Ashley, Bradley, Chicot
Clark Desha Dallas, Drew Hempstess Hot Spring JEFF
ferson Lafayette Montgomery 0uahita Columbia. Pike.
Polk Pulaski Union Sebastian Scott. Yell, Very and
Calhoun
Democratic conventions to nominate candidates for
Congress will be held in May next in the First District at
Yelville in the Second at Hot Springs.
A county called Columbia has been formed out Of
Lafayette. Union and nemnstead counties.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

" "
Winding through the eysrglade
Where my school-boy scenes were laid
Near the meadow where the bees
Toll their thefts to every breeze
Where the woodland flowers bloom.
Wasting all their sweet perfume
Passing by q cottage door
Now, alas, my home no more
Leading to the house of God.
Is the blessed Old Church Road.
Ambushed in a bower Of green
Wonder spire is dimly seen,
Like a sentry from on high
Pointing upward to the sky
In that pleasant ambuscade-
Checkered with the sun and shade,
Stands the church where first l trod
In the way that leads to God
Now drag life's weary load ...
Up along the Old Church Road
have come to see once mora
The dear haunts loved Of yore;
Comrades of my early years
Where are now your smiles and tears
Smiles Of welcome, tears Of joy,
Greeting home the long lost boy
Silence pals my listening ear,
No familiar sound is here.
On the graye-stone gray and cold
The sad tale is briefly told
They have spent their stes, breath
In the holiday of Death
Tired with lifo, they fell asleep
Leaving me alone to weep.
Who would fain lay down LIES load
With them, near the Old Church Road
Cruel mem'ry, let me deem
This is but an idle dream
TIL re was one--Oh, heart, be still -
Wont to wander near the rill
Murmuring yet along the glade
Whore our plighted vows were made
There was one, the maiden queen,
Reignng DER this sylvan scene,
Who had strayed from Paradise
With the splendor Of its skies
Sleeping in her dewy eyes,
Never more must I rejoice
In the music Of her voice
Must the pilgrims lonely tread
Wake but echoes DER the dead,
As he nears his last abode
On the blessed Old Church Road
Where the modest yiolets bloom
In the shadow Of her tomb
Shall the way-worn wsnderer rest,
Deeming death a welcome guest
LIES last sleep were passing sweet
Where his dust with thine shall meet
There, beneath the self-sams sod
Lay him near the Old Church Road
: ORLEANS Dec 1852
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

SOMETHING Every BoDY-We beg to refer our house.
keeping friends to the advertisement of Messrs Miller
Harris & Waldo, No, 70 Camp street Their stock com
prises all articles conceived and nearly all that
will be conceived of in the housekeepers vocabulary
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

RUER STEAMBOATS, -The Pittsburgh Post publishes a
list of the steamboats, entered at the
in that city during the past year The fleet ia large
less than sixty-eght boats ranging in tonnage
from thirty to 204 One observe under ten tons
During the time fifteen hatboats the number
Of kees two barges, wharfboat and vessel OF
372 tons built in the style Of steamships have
been entered in the custom house books The Post says;
Notwithstanding the completion Of railroads into Pitts
burgh and its connection by of the iron horse
with most Of the cities Of the West there appears have
been abatement in the bodybuilding business
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

The MAns-Ws had no mail yesterday and are to have
none to-day from beyond Charleston Job would never
have endured such annoyance patiently By way of
trastng our mail arrangements with those of the west
copy the following from the Louisville Journal;
We received by the eastern mail yesterday morning
Philadelphia paper of Monday evening 1t only fifty
four hours in coming.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

~ WILMINGTON. Jan. Z 7 INU1
Tbr Senate was not in session to-day
Houst The House Immediately after the journal
read. went into Committee of the Whole on mIvai'
clams aud took up and disposed OF several bills asan
which there objection,
The committee then and the bills which had be- u
laid aside to be reported upon avoraby, were READ
third time aud passed
on motion Of Mr. Orr. Of South Carolina The House
agreed to adjourn till Monday.
The House then adjourned
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

GRAND Masonic BALL-The second annual grand ma
sonic ball comes off the Odd Fellows Hall on Thursday
night next and preparations have been made to insure
splendid affair 1t is for the benefit Of the general relief
fund under the control the Masonic Board Of Relief
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

OnLrASs THEATRE-on last Saturday night, the cee-
brated grand opera of Rossni 0thelon presented
a large and brilliant audience by the management NJ.
Bordas sang the part of Oheio very handsomely and
Nine widemann did justice to her reputation in the part
t Dtsdenona.
This evening Beini's grand opera, Norma, is pre-
sented for the first time, Mines FleuryJoy and Paoa
and NJ Delavarde appearing There will doubtless be
crowded house
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
Office Home Mutual Insurance Company


STATE or LOUISIANA,
PAEisH DuIF o. leans.
Be- remembered, that tho January s53 before mo
ubsoritr Ju-i-r Of she person
ALL appeared Alexander Brother President, jam, H. Wheeler
OF the Hone Mutual
being IDLY according 70 Law do ispe aye
isst and true, ami
company a. BROTHER, President.
JAuEs II, WHEELER,
sworn 70 md slb'f1a b'Vrg the dag January,
G. Y, JDNTE, Second o Pca5o
pt the Parish IF Orasus,
~ The Board q Trustees have rlsred Of
PER cent Tho ehyu'd the Company gar Guiding
The lst Df hlarnh
l4 Company continues 20 tbs p the Rivers
ni The
Camp ALEXANDER BRufHER, Pr.sIaut,
JOHN r. SHAW, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

NEw ORLEANS AND oPELous,s RAnRoAp.--we call the
attention Of the stockholders of this rood the meeting
called for to-day in compliance with the provisions Of
the charter
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

sr. CHARLES THrArRr.The assembage at this Theatre
last night such to stamp in neaeesble characters
upon the reputation Of Miss Julia Dean the estimation in
which her powers actress held by the large and
discriminating audiences that have assembled at this
temple of the drama since the opening of the
The bill for the night the WrGekers Daughter and
Faint Heart Never Won Fair Lady Miss Deans last
appearance and from the opening of the doors half
past six o'clock until the end of the performance
could boast of more than breathing in the house
truly the triumph this her last night but just
rbute her talent for have hesitation in saying
that with little cultivation she may challenge the
world actress,
While offer congratulations TO the managers fot
heir successful efforts to cater the Of tn.
public take pleasure in announcing to the
that Barney aud Oar Gal have back and the bill for
o night reads, Born to Good Luokn sour Gal > and
che Limerick Boy Crotraei Houses" will be I'll,
inevitable result of this announcement
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

HoME MrruAL assurances CoSIPANy.-Ths excellent in
surauce company publish in columns most crafty
ing exhibit Of well devised and profit Its mana
gers gentlemen weknown and highly respected in
community and the company under their iudcious
control must continue to flourish
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

THE EvFLosoN THE JoHS SMoNDs The Louisville
papers of the sth Instant give full particulars Of the
explosion of the John Simond, which announced by
Telegraph days since fearful loss Of life was
reported but asceraned that the report
ERRONEOUS The deck deuged with water, showing
that the boilers full Several persons the forward
deck knocked down by the force Of the water but
were not scaded
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

THE CHARLESTON CorRIER-This veteran and dignifud
journal completed half century OF existence the 9Th
instant The propretors ayaed themselves of the
sion give handsome anmeut the officers and
members of the Typographical Association and their
brethren of the press generally We hope it may live
and flourish until it shall celebrate its thousandth
birthday.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

yHs~ For ASSOCIATE JuDGE OF THE SUPREME
COuRTw. authorized 70 a. NJ. BUCHANAN a
ASSOCIATE JUSTICE or SUPREME
COURT FOR THE FIRST DISTRICT, ho election TO he heti
thu Mondsy April The First District eumrosd
Parishes Of lueHu. Bernard oTsai right hank 7y-)
hat The fy If Now Orleans teo - arl tu
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
MONDAY MORNING. JANUARY II, 1853.

Mr. JoHs G. wIRE is the only agent of this Office for
supplying our friends the river with che Crescent We
trust they viii us through him, with liberal orders
for our paper.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

ABERDEEN, Mss.-The annual election for Aldermen
for the city of Aberdeen the sth inst resulted in the
of the anti-cense ticket DR. R II Dalton, Col
f Strong, II. S Walsh and DR. W A. Sykes. having been
elected b. O. Clark elected to the office of additional
Town Constable authorized by of the last Legis-
lature.
The Monroe Democrat says the Tombigbee river is in
fue boating order, and cotton is rapidly disappearing
from the Aberdeen warehouses
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

A Coon MoyEMENT "A company If men in Boston have
ombined together to build cheap and good houses fer
he accommodation Of the poor block of dwellings IS
bout to be erected at the expense Of these gentlemen
cost about $4,000 and to accommodate thirtysx fam.
les return Of AZ per cent Is expected this invest
ment and for annual cost Of $50 each Of these thirty
tx families will be put in possession Of habtaton that
IS healthy comfortable and built with all the couyc.
uienoes of modern science, invention and skin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
lS re- Camp street. ~oE zJ
Is- DAILY RECEIVING AT
MILLER, HARRIS & WALDOS
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE

MILLER, HARRIS & WALDO'S
HOUSE FURNISHING STORE.
e'h additions to a large and varied stoak comprising Pnr M
nsaortmeu
GLASS WARE, CHINA AND QUEENS WARE
BIRMINGHAM WARE BOHEMIAN WARE
WOODEN WARE WILLOW WARE.
HOUSEKEEPING HARD WARE ENANELLED WARE
HOLLOW WARE, TIN AND JApANNEb WARE,
BRITANNIA AND PLANISIiED WARE,
FINE SILVER PLATED WARE,
RICH CHINA VASES AND BOHEMIA GLASS WARE
PARL0R AND HALL LAMPS AND CHRONICLES,
FINE TABLE CUTLERY,
RICH TEA TRAYS AND WArTERS--tN SETS OR SINGLE
FEATHER BUSTERS, BRUSHES OF ALL KINDS
WHITE, CHECK AND COCOA MATING CoOR MATS
PAPER HANGlNGS WINDOW CORNICES,
TURKEY REDS NELVETs AND PLUSHES
CURTAIN DAMAsKs, Cotton aud X Wors,sd
GIMPs, PRINCES, CORDS AND TAsSELS
CURTAIN BANDS AND CURTAIN PINS
ALSO CONSTANTLY KEPI...
SPIRIT GAS OR BURNING FLUID
SPERM LARD AND WHALE OIL
aulT swqp
DRUNES-50 bbls. and kegs Bordeaux and
u German Prdnes, for sale by
auIg A n
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

NEw STEAMER TIE "A L. StotreH.--The Louisville
Journal says that the steamer A L, shotwen has
been completed and is lying at the wharf in that
city The boat bears the Of Of the principal
merchants in Louisville and she is said to be magnificent
in every respect She isto be commanded by B L. Elliot
and will soon be in New Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17

A RvsH FoR AUsrRALIA-From all parts Of the world
ople are rushing to the gold mines of Australia late
3uenos Ayres paper ssteI that three vessels filling
with passengers at that port for the gold mines OF thai
country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-01-17
Local Intelligence.

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- 90 - ~ - - - a. 49,, - $50 y
ioIt llau tue usIal VI
Spot ~ Is az ih, ne os thre IN tte jockey
eluo PuIse Vi e1Vu Aue rVputatoh oi thres " tns en-
les, togetner WIN the OF he trseh Whoh lro
p Us, WIN oe az east iiea'y wiz .e'v nv an
po gu ~ t ~ loes iet ~nu :. WI ~
VI tao anaii Is oeelteu " les5 thah SIX
Heto
The ELECTI0N.-Below we give the result Of
the election held yesterday in the Fourth Representative
ny ucn WIN De stgh mat ,e eloLee VI lnt
, .a un li1taS 4vifeVl hAe'eh fo'ee "erT
az, to"ii ~" =, - ~ ue'us iouo'e V"es' 40.
I, ' ''''' 'i''t '''' go
n 800 1h
y i, '- ~
'urAr" tiasan
CHARITY HOSPITAI.-The weekly statement
OF this Institution is as follows
Admissions. $50. 2gl
Discharges ......... ..,.,,... 2l2
Deaths 10
Remaining in the Hospital under treatment .. 9a7
SUDDEN DETH.-l esterday Mr. John E
bennt one OF the subnspecters OF the Custom house
went home about nine o'clock after being duty all b
saturday night thu levee ana being in apparent good
health retired 70 rest after having requested his wife 10
awaken HIM at one o'ciock in the afternoon At the
appointed hour ms Whe IN gong INTO tAe room found
MN insenslblo physician having been called IN dis
covered that although his body was yet warm life was
extinct Inc coroner was casd u and having held ~
inquest on the h9dy rendered verdict Of -" Died OF
palpltitloho OF Inv heiit.
ANOTHER STARRING; AFFAIR An ARRAY to6k
place at half past eight o'clock last night al The
Gircd and TchoInit1nlas streets In ,sbich , r., ,i
patr.,s IN, yton racciyc,i sab abont m b IN "a ~
region u the heart The wounded man remains in vey