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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

ANOTHER DoDGE.-Our very respectable
contemporary of the Enquirer finds it impossi-
BILE to preserve his consistency twenty-four
hours. He has been abusing Mr.. Mack be-
cause he is a JeU, and was so unfortunate as
to differ with the Enquirer. in yesterdays
paper, this same editor would endeavor to
create the impression that he is only speaking
of this gentleman personally. and not as
said about Jews in connection with Mr.. Mack,
this let doun is exceedingly contemptible.-
We cannot give this editor credit for even
ordinary moral courage. He swallows his
own words before they are cold. He insults
in the heat of his anger some of the most
respectable of his fellow citizens, then hum
bly, gets down on his knees and says he was
not insulting them at all, but only insulting
one little fellow with spectacles. If he had
been big man with spectacles, we have no
doubt he would get down on his knees, and
VOW that it wasn't him but his little partner
Lobenstein he meant to insult. Verify, this
is very Indefinitely small specimen Of an
editor, and we are not surprised the village Or
the upper Ohio could so well spare him.
for Mr.. Mack being "only fit for an assoc a.
ton with the editor Of the Journal" we hope
he will appreciate the compliment, especially
as it is one he cannot return to the editor of
the Enquirer.
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rh. vo,ksbote,s Reply.

The Volksbote thus replies to the card of
the Editor of the Enquirer, Us published ir
the former paper. We shall insert in to-Inor.
rows Journal, the remainder OF the Volksbote
article, as we received the translation too
late to publish all to-day:
We feel compelled to add a few words to
the above article (of Mr.. Hall, Of the Enquir.
cry
In its first lines, we strike against mons
trous misunderstanding. The author of it re-
proaches Us for imputing words to him he new
er used Those words (''does not the Enquir-
er count amongst those" &c, &C., we have
used ourselves, and never imputed them to the
E INQUIRER, yet they were logical inference
from the real words contained in the Enquir-
err. which stgmatized, clearly and uneguivo-
cally, all those certain persons, who yet ow-
ed duties to their native country before they
declared their intention 10 become citizens o
this county, as "fugitives from justice and
law, and coming here with uncean hands"
We have then logically taken up the conse-
quences, aud shown, that the military duty OF
minor is a despotic command and not law
justified by nature and comm" sense, while
we have shown at the same time that children
and stockings come in this category. In
some of the German states citizenship ex.
pires after ten years absence; some only grant
certificates of emigration, when given to the
parents, also to their children, less than 10
years old. But the largest German State,
Austria, grants no certificate Of emigration
at ALL There is no Austrian in America by
permission of his government, and all his
children born in Austria, are in their books OF
record, mortgaged tor debts they are made to
pay il they return. We have been implcat-
ed in a criminal suit ourselves for advising
Austrians to emigrate to America, and per-
sons have been incarcerated. when our little
pamphlets were found upon them.
We have read the extracts from the En-
quirer in the Journal, and have since then
compared them with the article in question in
the Enquirer, and found that the extracts are
genuine and correct, and consider the state
mcnt that "bonest citizens have been impos-
ed upon by Jew" base talsehood. About hi;
farther vulgar language against Je'o we DC
not make any remarks; we never would have
believed that it would be possible Tor an Am
erican, to ride OH such religious prejudices.-
This religious sect may well think themselve:
above minding them, and have ample salts
faction in the fact that they have furnished
to the present century some OF its creates
genii.
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We have no q:arrel with the German Tur-
der Associaton.-[ Eng iirer.
This reminds us of the clustering towards
who after heartily abusing a gentleman, not
expecting the other would descend to notice
him, received a sound kicking as his reward.
"See here, sir" said he applying his hand
to the afflicted part, but strengthening himsel
with dignity, 81 want you to understand, sir,
have TO quarrel with you, but if you apply
your boot again. sir, to that part of my per-
son, there will he-a GOODNESS between u.s."
The editor of the Enquirer has been sound
ly kicked by the associations for his abuse,
and now he turns around coolly. and tells
them, he has no quarrel with them! We sup
pose there will be a GOODNESS though, between
them, if he is kicked again.
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The Railroad.

Mr.. Willard CARPENTER has returned from
his trip up the proposed route of the Strait
Line Railroad. He addressed the people OF
the several counties at n number of places,
and we learn from another person, that he
has very materially changed the views oil
some who had become prejudiced against
the road, through the statements of its enc
mics. He has sown good seed, in convincing
those to whom he spoke, that their interests
are deeply involved in the construction of this
road. They will respond to the call made
upon them, and lend what aid they can in
building this most important Improvement.
The road must BE- built, and no risk is incur
red in subscribing for stock or pledgRg lands.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

BIRTHS ExTRAoRDINARY.-A lady, resi-
dent of Cincinnati, was yesterday afternoon
OH her way to the post office, when she was
overtaken by the heavy rain, and took shelter
in Messrs. Clark g. Troy's real estate office.
on Chestnut street between Third and Fourth.
While there she gave birth to three children
two boys and girl. DR.. Stickles was on
hand AMI ohiciated on the occasion. The
mother and children are all doing well. This
lady is at present in this city on a visit
81. Louis Int, 7M.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

~ A clipper ship is building at Boston
to be launched on the first of October, of four
thousand tons. This vessel will be nearly
eight hundred tons larger than the line of bat
tie ship Pennsylvania, the largest ship ever
built.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

A HEALTHY PLACE The sexton OF
the burial place in Vevay reports only five
deaths for eight months ending the LIST inst
As the Re veille reckons the population a,
about two thousand, Vevay may be set down
as a healthy place.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

AZ The cause of the frequent complaint
made lately on the lower route of the Daily
Journal viii be removed soon as possible
and very effectually.
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O- 1t is predicted that the hop crop will

OE 1t is predicted that the hop crop will
be one-thrd short the present year. Produ.
c,rs in Madison county, N. Y, having con-
tracts to deliver lots the present fall, have
been obliged to go into the market and buy
up enough to make themselves good. They
have paid as high as 80 and 35 cents. The
English crop is also expected to be light.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

W The fine steamer Tishomingo was at
our wharf yesterday morning early. She
was bound for Vicksburgh. and had large
lot of passengers on board. We thank our
old friend Mr.. b. c. Levi, clerk, for pack
age Of papers.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

UIt is stated that in the New Orleans
workhouse, where there are over two hun
dred prisoners confined, there has not been
single case of yellow fever this season.
All the other city prisons are said to be equal
y exempt from the epidemic. If true, this
is remark able fact.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

PUBLIC LEcTURE.-Mr. w. w. Lyon will
deliver lecture at the Methodist Church this
evening, on "The Natural World" Durin G
the course of this lecture he will illustrate
the simplicity and facility Of the art he is
teaching. by making picture in the presence
OF the audience within thirty or forty min
utes. He extends an invitation to the public
which we hope will be generally accepted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

THE MUSTANG LlNIMENT,

Every d-y evidences Of the value Of this popular
medicine reaches the ears of the public friend Of
editors n contractor the Pacific Railroad, told him
the other DAY that he would not be without his sec.
ii IN on any account whatever He finds use
for IL among his hands The great value Of this article
has induced many worthless limitations under different
but similar Names but The persons who once Bragg
e. IS lnimeni will not be deceived by any vile aud
rascally cheat who would palm Oh spurious Prepara-
ton for them. See advertisement in another column
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

@ We have had no steamboats, at ouI
wharf direct from New Orleans for q lono
time. At st. Louis, we understand there
were some three or five arrivals per week from
the South.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

COSTLY rDlrIcEs.-The new Houses Of
Par lament in Lohuon have already cost
nearly nine millions Of dollars, and are not
vet finished.
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A CAR ID.

Since the proprietors recep; laboratory
ha We allowed him TO supply his numerous orders for
Lyons Katbarion he has also introduced some new
Chemical antes which add sill % the high character
of this Immensely popular article for Curling, Beauty
ing, Preserving aud restoring the hair.
Let those use;
Who never used before,
And those who always used,
Now the more.
The price still IS cents in rye bottles and be
had ut any store in the United States.
IL. ). BARNES, Proprietor.
auC2j l6l Broadway. y. y.
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OFFICE OF THE EVANSVILLE AND
CKAWEOR DSVILlE Il A IIRO ID l,ll.

EVANSVILLE, Sept ;, 1858.
NOTICE is hereby gwen that ia pursuance Of an Act
~ OF the General Assembly OF the State of indiunn
entitled IAN Aei to amend the Chrrter Of the kva.s-
lille and illinois Railroad Company. (Approyed March
T. is53.) which said amendments cepted By said
company, the corporate and style al =. id com
pan has been changed and hencefrh 1t will lie called
and known the Evansville and Craw for dsvilie Rail
road Company. BY order of the Board
sep6-sm JOHN INGLE. JR.. sec'y.
Enquirer, Princeton Clarion, and vincennes Gazette
copy months
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

OF The river was falling at Louisville last
Sunday. 1t is still rising here, but will pro-
badly be stationary by evening.
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GLORIOUS NEWS!!
THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTCDt

GONE Of our neighbor merchants having challenged
- the world and us (fke ner eOmers) besides, We of
course cheeriully accept the and would inform
the pule generally that will undoubtedly sell at Nrw
YORK COST. our entire stock OF Domestic Goods consist
ing In part Of Fashionable Prints fast colors leaehed
and brown Dom sites, Ginghams, Denams, 1ickinge
&c., &c. in exchange for which will take fire frese
pieces for dollars Being connected with the largest
business houses IN the Union and Offering goods
cost you can easily half Of money! simply by
calling at SILBERMAN, ANSPACHER d co.'s
s:pl div Main ST.. Isl door below The bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

UPDR. O'HALSTED'S PILLS WILL CURE pYS
pePsia Indigestion. Billiousness and every disease OF
he stom ach.
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EDWARD HUSTACE,
DIVIDEND NOTICE.

OFFtcE or EvANsvI q CR.wr.RIsvLLr ". Co..
EVANSVILLE. S"pt. 5, IS53. 4
NOTICE Is hereby given. that an Interest Dividend
OF igh pes cent. per annum, Is declared PAYABLE
IL the capital stock Of the Company. and after Mon
day the 18th nst 20 all indi Eidunl
stock was fully paid out rior TO Isi Of last July.
Is. order OF the Board,
.ep6-sm JOHN INGLE JR. Sec ry
Enquirer, Clarion, Princeton; Gazette and Patriot
Vincennes. copy two months.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-09-13

live are authorized TO announce the name of
N. n. WALhEh as candidate for County uditor,
NJ the ensuing octooer eiection. sep5-te
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-. READY MADE CLOTHING.
N FURNISHING GOODS, HATS, n
IL CAPS, &c, &c. -
WHOLES SALE AND RETAIL.

TIME undersigned has just opened a Clothing and
l. Furnishing establishments, opposite the Bank 2l
door below Alley He has large si OK Of Ready made
Clothing, Furnishing Goods. &c. which he offers for
sale at the very lowet prices. Knowing the demands
of this market thoroughly in this line Of business. he il
prepared to gratf. them. His goods have been bur.
chased nj The uwes rates, and will tic sold at the very
lowest prices. Those waning Clothing OF any descr.
ton or Gentlemens Furnishing Goods generally would
find their advantage call this nj be-
fore purchasing elsewhere. La this stock Will he found
Overcoais, Clocks, Dress Frock and Sack Coats Shirts
Hats and Caps, &C., &c which OPEN Tor insper-
ton. Those warning bargains had hetier call II this
house. as good articles " III he sold CHEAP.
| have also a large oTtmeht OF WATCHES AND
JEWELRY. all II which will be warranted to which l.
call the attention Of the public.
ser1y J.. KAHN.
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ANCX SILK AND WOOIEN
DYER AND SCOuR6R

FANCY SILK AND WOOLEN
DYER AND SCOURBR.
II BU1IS most respectfully informs the citizen. If
Evansville and vhinity that he !, prrp areo tn
aye SILKS Silk Vevets Ladies Walls Meriuoes Alpaca,
Delans. and dresses of every desrrjon 10 apy olo,
and nnstrs in riye supe any other e.
:, nn,"eht IN THIS country. Canton Grape Shf v 10
cate coi'r. Md Gloves cleaned. Any fancy colored
goods cleaned and color restored and finished in su
perior style.
NEW DISCOVERY
H. B. would also inform eente,nen th., ha .,..u.-
garnens OF everyshade, or dyes them any color bya
any more Than new goods and to look eary as well
new he would also inform mercha that he dyes all
able. or no charge will be made
Suaw Bonnets owed any color
=, II shop on Sycamore street, nearly opposite the
Sherwood House. s.,a
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GENUINE HAVANA CIGARS.
WA HiNGTON 10. UD; la Florista e,UOO.
w Hermann 10000; FL Dvan 5000;
Cazadores TO- 900; Las Bellies Aries u. OG0;
All the above are guaranteed ger uine old Havana
CIGARS aud are sel them al from SI.V SOU per thou
sand, which will be found very low for the gual!
~. GILBERT IL CO..
sepI3 Sycamore near Water
TTALF SPANISH CIGARS.--
III 4O,VOO for 81 by h. GILBERT IL co
sepl3 sycamore near w ater.
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TN this ancient country OF The Otta way Indians, neal
i the Western Lakes. are obtained the remarkable
INDIAN MEDICINES,
which are combined with penetrating Emp! attic Oil
crate Zones with Extracts OF Sudoroc, Pungent and
,ntiseltc Bark, Roots AMI Gums of the Torrd Z.ne,
for arrestiny fatal violent attacks Of disease pain
The pure isolated virtues of this careful selection
the Vegetable Kingdom of the World, prepared by
a Chemist who has had twenty years experience. The
medicine in which these are compounded
/, an entirely compound, differing from all otber..
| IL has long been known by the title of
INSTANT CURE OF PAIN.
Prepared by J. 5. GREGORY, Druggist and Chemist.
The moment it is administered in ernnIiy. ii darts
through the whole nervous STEM aud aa!s alt pain
In a. Instant. In four minutes, il sdiffsed through the
Emphatic system and blood ami its thrilling, animang
power is felt it quick its way through every
fevcrish diseased nerve, vein and gland Of the flesh
Will, rapidly known OF no other me .icne il dIs-olves
local distractions, which iD1aniraons, ievcr>,
spaimodic palms. subduiDg the most violent
attacks Of disease. IL cures the agonizng pains OF
Rheu pasn relieving n every instance and often cur
ing by applications in hour; aud Chronic
attended with contraction of the ligarcns, i'm few
DAYS. Tormeutng pain Of 1ooIn cured Instantly,
by one application.
1t has often administered In the hours Of night
for spasms. fits choosing from worms dreadful cramps
in Oh, stomach causing the sufferer 10 shr nom pain,
vomiting, and dysenirry. No physician NIGH and life
in Jeopardy. one large Sc has given entire Tslief.
Wholesale Agent, Water ST one door above
Auction Room, Evansville, Ind.
Wholesale AGENTS.
Graham d Co., Old slip. New Ork; John ID. Park.
Cincinnati Ohio; W. w. ROBBERS, Indianapolis lid ;;
Browning & Hall. Terre Haute, Ind; Cannon ~ Co.,
Logansport Ind. c. T.: wi.;aeh, La Fayes. Ind; r,
Roberts Laport, Ind; II. b. Heed Wall * Never Fort
Wayne Ind: j. & G. Il. Harper, Madison, Ind, and e..
h, Clark, VinceDnes. Ind. sepl3w6m
SAW LOGS WANTED.
n 0OO GOOD SAW LOGS wanted, for which the
u OtJO highest market price will be given by
b. NUkRtE az BRUMA HLHUUS,
sepl2wlm9tdr Evansville, Ind.
DATENT SAFETY FUSE. 600 feet guar
l. Gnteed perfect in every respect, for sale b.
). +. GILBERT " co,
sepI0 Sycamore near Water
GOLDFISH. $40 boxes best quality, for sale low by
~ S. r. GILBERT az CO..
sepI0 Sycamore near Wafer
MOLASSES...IJO bbIs and half bbls. OF good
WI quality and in line order, for sale AT lowest market
prices 10y ). r.. GILBERT q CO,
sepl0 Sycamore near Water.
DATENT SHOT. al 600 bags, assorted sizes for
i sale by S. T.. GILBERT co,
sepi0 Sycamore near Water.
CITY MILLS FLOUR.
TITY Mills Flour is selling at 81 IS whole
" sale. Retail S5 90.
ian26 J. n. RoSS, Agent.
TJNAR....55 Bbls and kegs, in fine order for sale
l. low by S. 4. GILBERT d co,
sep9 sycamore near Water.
CODA. 1890 kegs prime New Castle. for sale by
- ;. K. GILBERT & CO.,
sep9 Sycamore near Water.
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ELECTION NOTICE.

OTrrcE or THE EVANSVILLE * tRAwfoRpsvrLLk n. Co.,
EvASsvILL.. Sept. 5, 1853.
AOllCE Is hereby Civ n that el ciion for thirteen
4 Directors OF tie Evansville and Crawfsrdsvillc
Railroad Compan. To serve for the ensuing year. wil
be held at the Court House. ia the city q. Eyansy lille,
Monday, October 81 Is53 between the hours Of 10
O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock. y. NJ.
sep6tde JOHN INGLE, JR.. Secry.
Evansville, Princeton, VincenLes, and Terra Iaute
I'LL day O election.
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FOR RENT.


Evansville Commercial College.
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the Young
i men of Evansville and vicinity, that he has es,at.
lisned Commercial College ia this city, on Is,t be-
tween Main aud Sycamore streets. lover Mr. J. Caldf
wells store where he proposes teaching the science
Double Entry Book Keeping in all of II, yariou.
branches His plan OF teaching combines practice with
theory students car enter at iime and progress
with their capacity full course sa be conn Ieted in
from six To eight we Ks The time will not be limited
and students can rerteV without additional sharge The
tuition fees must be prepaid or secured.
TERMS:
For the Mercantile Course.---........... SEQ 90
,ncIudng Steamboat Book keepng...-.... 25 90
Mercantile Calculations. -.......-..... : 10
Students will furnish their light.
hours OF instruction from sto Ie, NJ; 1t 10 p. NJ.
Evening sessions from TO 10. Pm.
FOR further information call The Rooms during busi.
ness hours, or address the PIiacipHl
JEREMIAH Benin.
sepS Principal
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lust REtEIVED per steamer James lyon,
- ~ Mems AMI Boys Hats and Cans. ,orsi s e
of Silk and Mohair Plush Caps. Angoln silk bi.. x
Wool Mexican, Hungarian. Magyar X ossuih ~. lair
AMI Fill Congress hats aud far sale by
sep2 MORGAN, MEN e. pRE.TON
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- =. ALMONDS....25 Fr2ils. best quality viii,
Ne De sold lower u nm the, can now he landed here
5. +. GIi.BERT e. Co
sepS Sycamore near Water.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-11-11
THE ISTIIMUS.


tar dates from tie isibtnus are 10 Nov. J.
The Archives &C. 81 the United otates CDnsgiate ~ese
delivered Yesterday by Mr. CDrwne, The lac lDeomDs
10 Colonel 1honss WhFd fhe newly sYJnied Congi "
"a Understood that ColOna hsr1 ca8Ad 81 az Consul
until he recsycs his eegp0fer from Byg0a "a TIE nsah
time an ata, alton has been mode ~ TIE local auhDfs
II Fanarna allow him 20 act o. Commercial A2sDy Dnt
up 10 late hour yesterday i wac nj known "ii "~-i 10
lie regut
should hey refuse 10 reoognse ColpDe ward isstefs
Of American yess1ls now n pon and uiy,f @ hilft NJ"
te put iucOnyc hs tbsfe WI w. ~ N'Fni
10 certify a. any chhnges 10 their crews 0f - iidffrHe
with the luthosities a the piece Il fe4uf"1 ...s.
The Provincial Camara No, - ILBnday lat Ibs hfsi
two days spHt 10 nom nsiing DfDeefs. Sfai's -
and other routine business. On eat8TGey isDiyh 30
brought forward By 81 OaterFes u sgsle-j ~ Pteseb
session 20 the end u Oeiober sj ~ met u reD9npae
eiiion vas that fLc provincial nsales preveitel
from expgersirg their opinions freely h PesEDla iAe
nation created coDsferhLIs efcnntDt All Ra7e No. ~
much argument G1siy wac a4)oarn'd nntl brDday
II apffsTf that c'nfiics''ie dncsly has a1s'p Do o.
Gard ~ the election u he OOyefByT Fgf days
55ast n ,xss supposed that sehoT tuana A1iDD sa4
aIly elected bat the arrY o. Of Ieinfs 8a ie laDd boz
chfu0ed the votes ii favor If kelDr IefnaeD Af1s ba9
This change has induced the OpfEiH ~ lt4 am ~
turns to be put on unD anclief fehbN pre- 'psJ ''f
sight q ehn be heard from - Na az P1rye Ws'' f''
in high state # excitement pIgbaiii ~ s'"s 4-}s -
come. Party spirit r. Running idZb On nc siHlsHt
The frOaica Ctcof u iis <lI contains 10 rpm "
tbc Governor, Don BeIafdJ Arle ~ sie " ht menu fs
ticalGry uAintefctiing lDegped, EiUnz bh fpV W"T
information relative % ne STATE 0f Dc PfDfAfs. ~ V
ihe Governor gives as szeass de Yey sioa n@s BE-
bas been IN Obice.
One Of tho mott sefi9ss end BnaiSsnia1f Dafff9es
dat has vet come under notice - uiet iaftfd "
Hr i.Ieit thc Superintendent egl0hfs1 W "a. ~ ~
Cotgasy ., egr4y cr - &c, fls ~ ~ q D. T. Ha44