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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

fR EGxAPHIc.
AhbVaL or fdL 0ArRS-PRO0KAMMR or PnO
eifA,SGa- KALL ~ rRn vHiQs--ALA 9OxTs
o. hkEIiAss An ruDSPBUT-0KkAr PUN AHaAD.
sAKATo0A, august ID. 1884.
The bcs~'s crowd vi dele at-s to the AatisN
brss,s CoGvoGton which /. &, heli hero TNs rna-
jsity o' Lsn sPp tn agninss mstiag nsminstious
but ps y s-s6sd Of their ssosaaan.
c,. sDtte deLg.s~s not s<rtvsd a~ yet.
The coos.DtoD ~n psobao meet to NOR ow at tsa
o'cics N. s~n~ " shs iesstss fcr fusion o(
parties ADD some arc Tor osnHa ,tee. inssss
stgs'e ids'e~, ant ing Stat Coaveutou to A.
after the 10tn psoxinn -eleot parties %
the, may d~~m fssUssbA sbsr measures Othsrs ars
too hl'ttn on hDown Without distinct party or
ssnszation.
Amo. the delegates notice Pre- ten King Kdward
I"o, Eorsc+ Greeley, John jay, Rev. Or skisnsr, Sill
M BuoaRh~ sDd several others Of less noto. Among tho
ou,siders the hon WIN H. ss~Ard who - on basi-
ess before Chsnceiior wxiworth, W. Lssven ~orts
4. b. 81 John, Thomas KIRK pssrios Luther Bradish,
Ens'us Hiouks, &c
Ill ilst.
i tis sxpscssd that ~omen's rights meeting will bs
bslo here duIiog the week.
I'm Yriow FEVER AT CAsDssAs captain Atwood. Of
'h' re IAron de Castne, arrived st this port from Car
deuss Informs that the yellow fever w.s prevailing to
slar,pg extent At that place Captain Richards Of
the 6arA Ercorsxs, oiled August d; had p,evloasiy
buid one and three Others sck on SHORE
Bark Sarah Hale Lost mate o< the ssnas disease
Viii h was prevalent throughout the sisod and fully
ss fatal sith the Dativss NJ with forsARnsr.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-16

,oons man ns bsr SIDE. "Yes, indeed !" ssid h. "it
sery ,~su,ifUl" j. u
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
NEW YORK CRYSTAL PALACE.

The Exhibition of the Industry of all Ma
lions at the Crystal Palace is to beindefi-
nitely continued, To the public generally
this announcement is matter Of congratula-
ton. The financial view Of the subject il q
snail Importance to them, though even in
that particular, trusting to our own occasion
Al observation Of visiters' the case has en-
couraging aspects. But it Is for it, aesthetic
character, and as place Of refined and
elegant amusement, and also Of agreeabls in
ssrucuon, that it is generally valued the most
highly. There is no pointin the western hens
fsphere, there never has been. where one could
expect at any price SO rare and ample collec-
,;on Of mechanic and liberal arts. And now q
citizen or temporary resident q New York
may be INTRODUCED in half an hour TO the rvs
tai palace where he may behold within the com
pass Of iIs wills more precious and magnificent
products of skill IN almost every department e'
human ttainuaent that he sawia bis sgaoie.
lifetime. The building itselfou the outside aud
inside so resplendsat and on near examination
within a. eslesiely supported end connected
as { spiders web u ingenuity md grace, IS
worth long journey g see sAsark Daily
Ad1ertiser
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

spIR1ruA11sM.-A memorial has been
presented to the Congress and laid on the
table. praying that august body 70 appoint
a committee to investigate the mysteries Of
Spirit rappings. The Louisville Times and
Democrat both recommend that Congress
appoint commission for this purpose, as
the subject is creating deep interest throu-
ghout the land. The Louisville Journal
says the administration had not better at.
tempt to NEEDLE with the affairs of another
world. as it will find its hands full to attend
to in this.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

CTRcUrT CouRr.-A special term Of the
Circuit Court Of this county commenced on
the 23d OF last month, Hon. E. G. Henry,
presiding.
The two first weeks of the term was con-
sumed in the trials OF some few old cases
on the civil docket, aud en- which there was
much litigation.
The third week vas devoted to the State
cases. John Cotton, indicted for the muir
der of John Smith, was tried. convicted and
sentenced to be hung on the 9TH of April
next. The State vas represented by the
District Attorney. j B. Hemphin, and the
defendant by W. &. Pugh, j W. Dougher-
ty, and w. Wood, Esq RS.
William G. BeaIe, indicted for the murder
of his wife, at satartia last October, was
tried, found guilty of manslaughter, and
sentenced to The Penitentiary for two years
The District Attorney, Mr.. Hemphill. for
the State, and G. B, Wilkinson and J. w
Wood. for the defendant.
The negroes indicted for the murder Of
tbeylate 7. P. Prichard, applied for a con-
tinuanee Of their case until the next term o.
the court, which was granted.
This, the fourth and last week, Of the
term, is being devoted to the plain cases on
the civil docket.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
HARDs ANp soFTe.



The war which commenced at the SYRIA
cuse Convention, which has continued BIZ
the various Democratic journals Of New
York, in which the Cabinet finally took part,
and Of which the principal victim was Mr..
Collector Bronson, broke out day or two
since IN the halls Of Congress. We have
the Hon Mike WaIsh,s opinion Of the diff
ference between adamantines and softs very
clearly expressed, and though the Hon. Mr.
Smith thought It was not entirely satisfacto-
~, yet 40 one could deny that it was explic-
it. Mr. Cutting has distinguished himself,
though it was scarcely necessary for him
to do it, and although Mr.. Smith said that
he was going to soil his plumes, and all that,
we have not heard an opinion from any re-
liable source that he effected his object.
How long the struggle is to continue, aud
what for, is in the great future. But we
must say that if Southern men will mix
themselves up ii the matter, il does not
look well for them to be taking soft ground.
Grant tina the fight is for spoils; that
the softs received too large portion of
plumber and that the hards, being wroth
thereat, bolted from the administration.
4tuWS no uOuY ever sgCusCu Nt1h1A " TIC
factions of being oyerburdened with Prin-
ciple. On the contrary. one of them wa
known to have none, while the Their, with
more consistency, nevertheless had good
many diff ult subjects in its ranks. But
the hards of New York are identified with
the Southern side of this great gu stion and
it is the interest and policy of Southern men
conciliate and support hose whose hopes
of political prosperity are bound up with
tn irs.
A great writer, and a plain, outspoken
man he was, too, once made remark
which, although intended to apply to a
different sphere, might command attention
in our own. We apprehend that Mr. Mar
cy has read it. 1t is grievous fault in
politics to be too generous. Gratitude in
State affairs is unknown, and as the ap-
pearance of disinterested kindness never
deceives, it should never be assumed"
While the Cabinet have acted in keep
ing with one part Of this maxim, and
not distinguished themselves on the score
Of gratitude it may be that they have at
tempted the humbug which it denounces
as useless in trying TO buy up the softs
of N. York. Itremains to be en- whether
their action will prove its ruth. When the
question comes up. where viii they will be
found? We should be happy to have the
question solved, tand for that purpose su
gest to Judge Douglas to push along the
Nebraska bill.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

FOUR FEET TEN INCHEs.-The
strong minded ladies of Erie, Pa, who OPP
pose the "four foot ten inches" have held a
meeting and adopted the following resolu-
tons:
Resolued, that we, ladies ofHarbor Greek.
feel a deep interest in the affairs of our city
and country; that we bind ourselves to sus-
tain our husbands, brothers and friends ii
carrying outthe great principles for which
they are contending, viz: our municipal
rights against the invasion ofrailroad men;
that we will never yield to the insults that
have been heaped upon our city and conn
try by railroad directors and those in their
employ.
Resolved, that We heartily bind ourselves
to purchase no article Of merchandise from
any merchant who advocates the four foot
ten inch trick"
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
Trr p LrArHrns. This splendid 5

THE T. P. LEATHERs. This splendid stea-
mer, Capt. C. P. Bennets- master, arrived at
our wharf yesterday morning. We are indebt-
ed to her polite and obliging clerk, Mr.. Thomas
Tue er, for files of New Orleans papers. The
Leathers has commenced her regular trips in
the Yazoo trade. We commend the feathers
to the patronage of cotton shippers and those
that wish to make a pleasant trip to New Or
leans. She leaves this evening.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

1t Do0er Bor-On Friday and Saturday
the 10th and 18th days Of March
next.
At Phenir Boon Monday & Tuesday
the 18th and 18th days of arch next.
at Satartia Boz On Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday, the 18th 10th and
18th days Of March next
At AIton's Bor-On Monday and Tuesday
the Goth and 2Ist days Of March next.
at Benton Bor-On Wednesday. Thursday
Friday the 22d, 23rd, and gath days
of March next.
Az Silger Greek Boz-On Wednesday and
Thursday the 29th a 3Oth days Of
March next.
! he particular attention Of Tax Payers is
called to the following Section Of the above
mentioned Act, to wit:
''SEoT. g. Be it further enacted that Il
shall be and is hereby made the duty Of all
and every person liable to taxation in said
county, to make out and deliver to said
Sheriff, on or before the first day Of April
next, full and correct list under oatl.,
(which oath the said Sheriff or any Justice
Of the Peace Of the State, is hereby author
lied to administer Of all his her or their
taxable property, and for failing to deliver
said list as hereby required, each person so
offending, shall be liable to an additional TAG
Of twenty-five per ceztum on the whole
amount IF his, her or their taxes, 10 be
collected by said Sheriff in the manner now
prescribed BY law"
M A.JENKINS, Shff. and Exon.
Tax Collector Of Yazoo county,
By ]. n RUssELL Jr., d. s.
Yazno CITY. Fehnarv 81 lR6A
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
STATE IEGIsIA TURE.


The Flag Of til Union of The 10th rays
a part from local matter, the attention
of thi body has been chiefly Occupied II
considering bills TO promote temperance, 70
district the State. to amend the Conatitu-
ton, to apportion the representation IN the
Legislature according to The census esti-
mates Of last year. and to amend the Rev
euue laws Of the State. AS regards the
bill for the suppression Of intemperance,
there seems to be very general SCENTS
ment ID its favor. Fortunately, it is enti-
rely free from party politics, SO that the
most radical democrat and conservative
whig can, without in the least compromis-
ing principle, give the bill his hearty sup
port. The restrictive features Of the bill
are highly equitable, and leaves to ma
iority Of the legal voters and the heads Of
resident families the choice Of licensing or
disseminating drinking establishments in
their neighborhoods. This bill is but the
creature of popular sentiments the State,
which has been forcibly expressed by me-
mortal and petition to the Legislature.
The bill introduced by Mr.. shackelford, to
amend the act of 1852 for the reclamation
Of the swamp and overlooked lands, so far
as relates to Madison County, has produced
a lengthy and somewhat excited discussion
in the house. Mr.. Starke offered to amend
By an additional section, that SO. 900 acres
of land script be issued to the county Of De
Soto, 10000 to Tuuica $4,000 each to
Bolivar and Coahoma, and Ioo, 900 each to
Washington and Issaquena. Mr.. Smith
offered to amend further by adding 100000
acres to Sunflower,-aH Of which amend
ments were laid on the table on motion Of
Mr. Shackelford. who offered to amend by
adding to the 3rd section Of the bin, that
the president of the board of police shall
give bond in the sum Of $4,000 for the
performance Of the duties prescribe by
this act. Mr. Starke offered to amend by
providing that this act be extended to all
the counties west of the base of the hills o.
the Yazoo snd Tallahatchie rivers. and thai
the lands included therein shall be equally
divided between the counties west of the
hills Of said rivers. The question was dis.
posed of for the present by postponing its
further consideration until the 21st inst.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
FEBRUARY s, 1854, 33-3t.
10 Tax P7Yers.


DY Virtue Of an Acto the Legislature Of
the State of Mississippi, entitled an
q Act for the relief of Yazoo County. ap-
proved january 18th. 1861 Notice is
hereby given that / will meet the Tax Pay
ers az this county at their respective pre-
oincts. for The purpose Of Assessing and Col-
lscsinq the State County. Special and School
Taxes levied for the year 1888, Ga the tol-
lowing days, so-wit:
az Ioeo0 ~ Boz On Thursday, FRI
day and Saturday, the end 5rd y 4th days
of March next
AZ 1rssr's Boz En- Monday and Tuesday
The 6th and 7ll lays ot March
next
AZ Deos01's Bor-Cn aY 8 Thurs
day che eth "a March
nsxt
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

MAouLAYs HEsroaE le lass number
Of the London Literary Norli says 80
literary announeenl sn 0e have many inter
esliug ones Il S whispered tha. re nay
before long So tFo more poQmesso1 Ma
eaulsys History one Of ihose literary
events which throws 3D. others into lhe
shade
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
NOTECE.

wsTY own receipt or order will hereafter be
90 necessary to make any husiness transac-
ton connected with this Office LEGAL
Il. M PREWETT.
July Is. lssa
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

or Our thanks are due Mr. J. 3. DeasOn
for the Steamer NC Lean for late papers.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

or The magnificent behest Of the late
Judah Touro, to the city Of New Orleans for
improvement Of 2Canal street. is coupled with
the condition that the street shall be named
Toufo Street, and shall have in some suitable
place ID i, cenotaph erected commemorative
of the love md respect with which the citi-
zens Of New Orleans regard the lamented
deceased
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
Administrator's INotice

Letters Of Administration on the estate 81
Philip G Wallis, deceased, having been granted
10 the undersigned at the January term 1864.
Of the Probate Court Of Yazoo County. Alississi.
ppi.- Now al persons having claims against
said decedent are notified 60 present chem r,
~ the time prescribed by law, or the same
re barred And those indebted o I Isl Ie
are requested "a make Immediate PAYMENT
WILLIS II, HOGAN
Feb. 2nd ~, Ct Aann iof.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

The LAST NorE. The Sultan has essen
TALLY modified the last note Of the four
powers, which was declared satisfactory,
and has be forwarded to tie Emp !
of Russia a. ST. Petersburg. No answer hal
yet been received from the latter, but there
was little doubt entertained that he would
at once recall his ambassadors from Paris
and London, and formerly declare war.
PREPARATIONS IN ENGLAND AND FRANCE
The English Government have commenc-
ed to strength en- the coast defences. in prep
aration for the event.
In the French navy yards the greatest
activity prevails in fitting out ships and
preparing ornaments and stores. Every
vessle in the navy fit for service. is ordered
to be fitted out Immediately, and the work
men are engaged even on Sunda
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

o. We learn with much regret, that the
Rev. w. Parker Scott has resigned the pastor
ship of the Episcopal Church Of this place. He
sent his resignation to the VestFy last Monday
morning.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

o. Hon. VIM. Barksdalae. n. c., will
please accept our thanks for public documents.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

Or Thanks to our friend, Mr. Willis HO-
gan of the Preniiss, for newspaper favors.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

The ruling passion was exhibited in remar
kable manner on the occasion of funeral. An
old lady had lost her husband and on the day
of the funeral her neighbors were somewhat tar
dy in appearing at the solemnties,e Nabby" said
the old woman, "hand me my knitting I might
as well be taking few stitches while the gath
ering is taking place.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

o. The officers of the fine Steamer Uni
corn will please accept our thanks for News-
paper favors,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

NAN4ED 4 fler and drummcl q beat
for the march d intellect; q pair Of snuff
ters for The eight 81 other days stone
cutter who can drill deep enough to blast
tie ''rock II ing y g The finger
of acorn; and new cushion @ s. sent
8 f Government
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

YazOO City C0xsoas rEarISes.
The amount Of cotton Sid inthis place the
last week, ending February 10, was soc bales.
Prices ranging from Z to 81 cents,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

An AEoIENT CITT THE famous city Of
Petra, in Arabia. has been the theme Of ad.
miralion and astonishment to all the tourists
OF recent times; but another town, appar-
emily far more ancient, and greater extent
still. exists in the north Of Afghanistan,
and is known throughout the East BY the
name Of Bamecan. The city consists Of a
great number Of apartments cut out Of the
solid rock. Ii Is said tllat in many Of them
the walls are adorned with paintings, which
look still fresh. after centuries Of desertion
and solitude; some Of them are adorned
with the richest carved work There are
supposed 70 Re more than twelve thousand
Of such labitaiions ID Banecan, but The ma.
lives, Who are mostly Mohammedans, enter
tanned 4 superstiiious prejudice against il
habiting such homes They have al tradi-0
tons wbicIi.deelare them to be The first habi-
iation 81 mankind; and that strange city IS
casually mentioned by some of the classic.
authors set 81 whom is rocky abodes.
were excaEated who we're its inhabitants.
81 what their sol ~ have passed from
the recollection 81 o ofld. and exist only
s. bnlous an nee ais tales
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

Pretty Coon. The Vicksburg Sentinel is
opposed to Settling the Bond question at al
I for the reason that whenever the Repudiating
Democrats come near being beat they cap
spring it on the Wings and demolish them as
t hey did the last canvass.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
Selling Off ~ cos

Selling of at cost.
I'm account Of the death Of NJ w Ellis
NI% will as surviving partner Of the firm Of Ell
lis 4 Powell, sell our large Stock Dry Goods.
Clothing, &c, at Cost for cash. Country Deal
ers and others wishing to buy would do well
to call and axamine our stock. Il consists Of
everything in the Dry Goods line. A large
Now is the accepted time to buy everything
you wish cheap
GEO. NJ POWELL,
Fahunrv 1874 99.9f
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
EXTENSIVE PRIZE DRA WING.

Will dmWnn
AGO CITY On the day March P.
ever attempted there will tickets
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17


/" 6l-Fine medium gold guard do
+" 62-Superior large gold Seal, fox head,
+" 63-Superior large gold Seal, plain,
" 64-Superior gold agate Seal, monkey face.
f" 65-Superior white Cornelion swing Seal.
" 66-Superior white Comedian swing do
/" 67-Superior red Comedian swing do
/" 68-Elegant pearl Bracelet,
(" 69- Elegant pearl Bracelet,
g 70-Eiagant Comedian Bracelet,
7l-Elegant Ruby Bracelet,
!" 72-Elegant Garnet Bracelet,
g 70 Massive gold Bracelet,
f" 74-Massive gold Bracelet,
" 75-AIassive gold Bracelet,
I" 76Splendid scroll Bracelet.
!" II Ruby and Pearl Bracelet,
g 78- Brilliant Set Bracelet.
79- Fine gold pen case,
so Fine gold pen case.
I" 81 Fine gold pen case.
g g. Extensive gold pen case,
So Extensive gold pen case,
81 Small gold pen case,
" 85-Gold pencil case,
Sc Gold pencil case,
" 81 Gold pencil case,
" SS-Gold pencil case,
" 89-Gold pencil case,
" COG Id pencil case,
/" 9l-Pair Gold Spectacles, sliding frames.
92-Pair gold Spectacles. sliding frames.
< 3d. Pair gold Spectacles, sliding fromes.
+" 94Pair gold Spectacles, plain frames,
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

st The celebration u lie Landing
Of tie Pilgrims by Gle Sons 81 New Eng.
land as Charleston e.. tie British Con
sui offered Tie following sentiment:
Sc. George end ST Jonathan; OF Saints far
the best
or palot, truth. progress, the types;
May tie formers red cross, ii tie East 81 Ehe
West
Eyer blena With the siars ard Tie stripes
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

OF Last Wednesday there was a slight
snow storm in Yazoo city.
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17

0ili ikh turn fl gnres had l1a ego
"a boil and being told 70 CIV them three minutes
each, boiled them guarlsFof 81 boar slsogeth-
The Yazoo City weekly Whig. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 18??-1855, 1854-02-17
Southern Railroad.


The President of this railroad, T. AMar-
shall, Esq, has returned from Philidelphia
where he has negotiated with substantial
company for building the rond from Bran
don to the Alabama line. The work is to
be completed by the 1st July 1856. The
Vicksburg Wing says:
s'The agreement between Mr.. Marshall,
as President of the Southern Railroad Com
pany, and the contractors who have under
taken to build the road, has been shown to
US, and without entering into details of rela-
ton to it. we can say that it,in our opinion,
a most favorable one for the Southern Rail.
road Company and will forever entile Mr..
Marshall who has been chiefly instrumental
in consummating it, to the gratitude and
thanks Of not only the stockholders in the
road, but Of every citizen Of Vicksburg and
all others interested in the construction Of
the great Southern work which will in the
brief space Of two years and a half connect
the great ''Father of Water" and the broad
Atlantic by continuous chain Of railway.
The agreement is positive in its terms, and
the high character of the contractors for
honor, means and integrity forbids the slight
est superstition for delay or failure. The
road Wfllnow certainly bebuilt and ready for
the, cars, engines &c. by the time specified
the 1st Of July. 1856. What brilliant
prospect the completion of this road; in so
short space of time opens TO our now
prosperous and growing city and to those
living on or near the line oft! As soon
as the contractors on this line commence
operations, the citizens Of Alabama, we are
assured, viii go to work with Yigor to COM
plete the gap between Montgomery and the
western line Of Alabama and will be ready
to meet us by the time ofour work is finish
ed This will not only make the communi-
cation for travel and commerce between the
Mississippi and Atlantic complete but will
draw to our city a large portion or the trade
and commerce of central and westean Alaba-
ma-bY Ear the Wealthiest and heaviest cotton
growing region in that State-a and make this
the point for the sale and for the receipt and
re-transportation Of the large amount of pro-
duce, meat, bagginq, rope c,whidh IS now
annually sent round to Alabama from the
west and northwest BY way Of New Or
leans and Mobile Ia addition to an this
the speedy building Of this road will tend
greatly to enhance the prospects of secur
INC this as the main route for the Atlantic
and Pacific Road. which IS % be the great
for The trade, travel and commerce
81 nations