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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

VIRGINIA Posr OFFICE MArTERs-The Post
master General has established post office at
Loury, Bedford cfmnty, and appointed Nelson
LouTy postmaster.
appointments sFm. Somrnerville, D. m, at
Bloomery, HainpsI sire county, vice John s. Guyer
.Cyrenius Cox, p. m. Peutress, Monongalia county,
vice John " Wilson resigned John Watkins
P. m. Mechanics sille, Louisa county, vice C. X.
Boulware. resig1 ied. Warner Rockenbaugh, p.
m. Hall Town, Jefferson county, Hezekiah A,
Holmes, YesigI 5ed. At Msrtickvilie, Lancaster
county, Pa, III Onnas Snodgrass Il appointed post
master, vice HI kury Huber resigned
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

ing New York papers contain full reports of
the proceedings of the Southern Commercial
Convention at Charleston. They are not dis
missed with a sneer, as formerly. Keep up
these Conventions, men of the South, and
they will work wonders for our commerce and
manufactures
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17
Nuw spnc1AL NOTICES
aLAKer SAIE n HlDssY, TINS Dam

Lack SALE IN elDsEY, THIS DAY.--We
Yespsctfffy Invite attention to the sale THIS DAT
commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of large pumDc5
of VARIABLE and beautiful building Lots sn brosa
description Of which will be seen by 20 Ihe
advertisement under the auction bead Of tbs asy
Those desiring TO Invest Of 20 secaIe oeaa'na io's
cannot do better than to attend thiseaie.
ap ii 80 TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Aucts.
THE FAIR at Leigh Street Church will
continue until Tuesday night next, ~ not iouzsr.-
Tho Ladies' will be plensed TO see their friends and
tho public ap IA u.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17
RELATIONS or THE UNITED STATES
WITH FRANCE AND ENGLAND.

WITH FRANCE AND ENGLAND.
The New York Herald has long article
upon the declaration which Lord Clarendon
Ii said to have recently made that his former
announcement Of unity between France and
England, in reference to Western as well xs
Eastern affairs, was nothing more than an
understanding with regard to the affairs OF
La Plata, and had no reference whatever
either to Cuba or Mexico. The Herald says,
that the explanation OF Lord Clarendon is un-
satisfactory that England and France may
have abandoned their schemes with regard TO
Cuba, but that the Interpretation now put by
Lord Clarendon on his former declaration is
a new enc. The Herald refers to the efforts
made by the French Minister Sartiges and
Lord John Russell, to induce our government
TO become party to the famous tripartite
treaty, by which Cuba and Mexico were to
be prevented from ever passing under the
domain of the United States. The unequivo-
cal refusal which they met, drew from Lord
John Russell the significant declaration that
Great Britain and France would thereafter
pursue Intercourse indepe ndently. Louis Ma
poleon made a similar declaration to Mr..
Rives, which that gentleman, on his return,
communicated to our government. The
Herald thinks that the Angle-French ALI
ance with respect to the East grew out OF the
understanding between the two countries
with respect to Cuba. England and France
however, now have their hands full, and the
sympathy ofthe United States being more i'm
portant than the possession of Cuba, Lord
Clarendon is anxious to retract his offensive
and exciting declaration.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

THE WAR IN EURoPE.-We give in another
column the latest news from the East, en-
bracing items of great interest. A struggle
may now be considered as fairly commenced,
of the Old, and perhaps OF the New World:
and which, before it has concluded, may lead
to considerable change, not only in the map
of Europe but of America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

~ QUARTER CASKS Sherne's,
cO Amontillado, Permartine, Duff Gordon and
varous other brands pale, gold and brown for sale
by af - DUDLEY & co -
apI7 ~ Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

Ok CASES choice old hector WHIS-
~ KEY, distilled In 1840 receiving this day. and
apI7 RATCLIFFE a porGr.Ass
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

OVERING'S SUGARS. - rs barrels
- Crushed; IS do. Palverised; Is half boxes Loaf
Susar--receiyns this day, and for sale by
ap IL RADCLIFFE DOUGIASS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-04-17

kn HALF. quarter and one eighth pipes
cO BRANDY-Hennessy. Otard and other favo-
rite brands Pale and Dark Of different vintages for
sale by @ DUDLEY L Co.
n ap II ~ 70 Main street
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30

CArGMT-Last week the authorities of
li'Shgate made another move upon the
Runnies, which resulted successfully. The
way We got at them WIS caution to others
likewise offending
The r'ace attacked was conductcdb v one
Barley. near Swanton Falls. down the rive.
1t appeared, that III drunken row few da:>
before, one OF the Carlcy's got used up. and
applied TO the authorities for redress who
prosecuted and fined the customer for a breach
OF the peace. lie in turn resented this treat
ment, and complained of Carlev for supply
ing the nccdtul that occasionc1 the row. Tls
resulted in Il prosecution against Carlcv for
such practices, and he being proved an old
offender was duly fined thirty dollars. and
costs amounting to fifteen more. thus proving
the truth OF the old ada"c-"when rorues
fall cut: honest men get their duc"-Trib-
me.
q" Phelps, who passed a '4oraed check for
some $3.50, on the Peoples, Derby Line. in
the month of March last. while returning
from Derby Line to Irasbureh in the care of
Officer Andross, on Thursday night. in the
Barton stage, made his escape near Brown
inctOn Village lie was well handcuif,,l,
but the night was SO dark and rainy that il
was impossible to catch him-.No,th Tn;on.
SHOCKING ACCIDENT Two men. said
to be intoxicated, were run over by the cars
Between Centre Rutland and Sutherland
Fails, on Tuesday evening. One of them
was Instantly killed, having leo. an arm
and the top of his head cut oil. The other
lost an arm, and was rot discovered till
morning. The evening was very dark, and
the accident was not known till daylight
We learn that the fist mentioned maj, wa
Patrick Mulov OF Ca>tlcion. ancd ,, the
other was Jeffrey Pentcrrass of sudbury.
and was the father OF a ia,:lilv. lie died on,
Wednesday. - Ru9opd N,ulH.
HEAVY Lo>S.-iIon. Zimri Howe. of Cas-
Teton. went aboard the Steamer Tray. lying
at the dock at Troy, on Thursday last
While ascending the stairway to the prom
cnadc deck, a pie of Young men brushed
against him very roughly, causing him 20
lean quite over the banistcr Presently Mr..
Howe discovered that his pockct-!ook. con-
tanning 1893. had been distracted from a
breast pocket in his: coat On Scarclin. The
boat the rascals could lot he fou..d. l.avinc
gone ashore. They have Tot vet been diS-
covered. - RuIG4d HrrrlI.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30
Three days Later from Eurore,

INV l"Ek, Sept II
The British steamship Arabia. from Liv
crrool 9TH inst. arrived here It's afternoon
bringing three DAYS later news from Europe
WAR INTLLlGENCE.
The Emperor of Russia has refused Nh,
terms proposed 10y Austria. hut viii rctir,
beyond the Pruth, ard there awai, the co,,rs,
OF events, whether they may te hostile O,
pearcablc.
\ special meeting OF the AUSTRIAN Govern
mcnt has decided that this is not to ,e ,o,.
>idercd cnS,s bci agains: Russia. Cnnse
qucn,ly. Austria will maintain her ,.r.>ri.
position. awaiting the rcsu; OF TIE acton OF
the allied armies and fleets upon >..'a~.o,ol
New negotiations are bcinc patched u;
between Austria. Prussia ard tie ,ierrla,
States, with a view 10 peace.
/; i sad thai the Gar i about 10 ;coc!ai,l
his ;'ird son. Nicholas kinc OF Poland.
E,narSu:ld has finally hccu DESTROYED; ai.,I
the troops rc-cmhalk,d There j. no;l...
else o, Importance from the Hai.i-
..inr'ion O: the expedition intended t,s
the Ci,nea had cn.i,:l Aed al Ea:l.a on Ia,
"a and sailed !,v the rendezvous at Bait>,hk
NJ. >oulc. the American Minister. La.
left Madrid ior France. The Spanish Ia.
pers ASSERT that be has left Oh account o.. III,
discovery nt the agency lie had IN the re.o-
luton O. Az. -.
Accounts ;rom HutSrLnk Of "a state tia,
all the vessels d. III, expedition TO the Cri-
mca had lett Wanna on the od II Is >,iJ
that the fleets Will consist OF lao steamers
500 ;rdnsl ort>. 81 sail of the line. .o,ooo.
troops. an immense amount O. >erc and
Storminc m0hi'.iS.
The first part oi the expedition will inclutlc
5000 French troops. 25.ooo English and
1o,""o Turks. Marshal st Armand had is
sued an order of the dav. acquantinr the
troops with the destination of tie expc,li,ion.
dated Narna. Aus. -. 1t was for the Cri-
nca; and the duty Of the allied forces would
he TO take Saba>!oIol as pledge OF rcace.
The Monltcur states that on the 18th llt..
the cholera had almost totally disappeared at
Narna.
Lord Cough had been suddenly summoned
TO Lcid"n. Ii Is >rllt:,d HAT lc Will
accept command in the Eastern a,rn;.
The condition Of affairs in Asia has i'm
proved.
NJ" i'''S "tci surprised uv SchimNl
with twenty thousand CircaS.ians. The
Russians were defeated. and have retired into
their !orircSSeS.
Important hostages were secured at Ti.,is.
Another despatch SAYS that Schamvl has
made descent into Georgia, WHARF he dc>-
'roycd about two hundred villages. Forty
Russian ladies were carried of.
SrA'N:-Thc Madrid correspondent of the
London Times chargc>Mr Soulc.t the Amcri-
ran Ambassador. with having stimulated the
attempt. He began his o.
r'',;ionS IN Il few hours after Queen Christi
mas departure. lie had his agents anone
the barrcadcs. and supplied money. Mr..
Nouic has left Madrid, ard the inference is
!la; he will not again return TO his po,t.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30
DENTAL MEETING.

In pursuance of a call. the members of the
Dental profession in this State met at the
Central House in Brat:lchoro, Sept -, 1854
On motion to that effect, O. H. Post was ap-
pointed Chairman, and +. II. kilbournc See
rotary. The Objects of the meeting were
then stated to the Convention ly the Chair.
man. "A general discussion then ensucd in
relation to the cxpcdicncy of forming per.
nlancnt Dental organization for the mutual
Improvement Of It's members in this State
and elevation of the profession in general.
! On motion of T.. Ii. kilbournc. a commit.
toe was appointed to draft a Constitution and
bylaws Tor permanent organization and
report at an adjourned mcetin. TO be held a,
Montpelier on "Wednesday and Thursday
Oct. % and 26. The following gentlemen
were appointed on said Committee: y. G.
Hale, Windsor; .. Il. Post, Brat;lcboro: NJ
Newton, Montpelier: +. j. IIcndcc, Bur
lington; !. ID. kilLournc, ST. Johnsburv: T.
Y. n. Ilarwood, Rutland; ii. s. Chase
Woodstock
On motion, NJ. Newton was appointed a
Committee to correspond with Dental pro
fcs>ors relative to procuring lecture to he
! delivered before thcSocicty I its ncxtmect
ing in October
a vote was taken and carried, that the
Chairman of the Committee issue circula,
setting forth the proceedings Of this meeting
and stating that a lec:arc may be expected a,
the mcctin" in October. An earnest desire
was expressed that every member OF the pro-
tc>>ion III regular >tandn. might be present
On motion OF l.. II! kilbournc. il was yot-
cd that ii. :. Chase. of Woodstock. he re-
IucS'cd to prepare AID deliver the opening
address before the Society in October next.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30
Two IEEkS l. LITER
From California,
[, 700, 1000 N GOID OK FErIGuT-TuErl
Towns BURNED.

| Towns BURNED.
Steamship Promc,hcus. with San Francis
90 dates TO Sept l. arrived at New York tho
18th.
! She brings 81 100000 in gold on freight
ond 36I passengers brought down hv the Ia
ci.ic
/ Politica. affairs are the chief theme of the
California papers. The State and Municipal
nominations were complete, there being three
tickets in each case.
The minir. news is very cheering although,
scarcity OF water somewhat rctarch operations
in some localities
Two men, foreigners, detected in diSposin"
Of stolen cattle at san Antonio. were dragged
cut of the prison and hung TO the ncarc>, tree
without any kind Of trial.
Three towns. Mokclumme Hill, Camposc-
&c, and st. Louis have been burned. Total
loss 100000.
Emigrants were pouring in rapidly Lv the
way OF the Plains. Chinese are also arriving
night
Two tribes OF digger Indians had pitched
battle on the 22d at American Flats, Eldora-
Go county. At last accounts five warriors
had been killed and many wounded. The
fight was still going on.
Eight passengers on the Yankee Blade. and
the SAINT number on the Sonora, died of chol-
era On the last upward trip OF the two boats.
An ASSOCIATION OF citizens OF foreign birth
had been organized at Sacramento, in opro-
sition to the Know Mornings
The heat in many parts OF the interior had
been very oppressive. Ia some places the
thermometer ind;; ated from l0i 70 II. de-
grees for several DAYS together
Murders and fights had, rs usual leen Of
frequent occurrence; mo>tiv, however, among
Tie (linc:c and McA:canS
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30

The coming session OF the Vermont LcciS
la.urc promises 10 be one OF the most im,or
tan. ana interesting ever assembled. Will
Tie ordinary bus.Ic>S,- d! rlica,;uEs ;oi
change OF counties ana county seats, and a
large increase OF banks and lank.s capital
Proposed amendments 10 the ii;uor Law
-ti.v ,.vc,luu Of two United States Senator,
and a great Ic!:tica! problem 70 be solved
As to TIE corporation or fusion o; party men
hitherto bcill.crant - there will be material
enough for an exciting time. We shall oc-
cul,y our old reporters desk in the House,
and cndcalo or to secure a reliable rr.nr..r
for the Senate, and thus eve a far account
OF the daily doinSs in our Daily journal, and
also in our weekly.
Subscribers are desired to send in tic;r
names at once, that We NAV make the ncccS-
>arv arrangements in time to supply ourselves
with TIE materials
TEEMs.-Daiiy journal, 100 in adv.
Waterman \ journal weekly.
during session, %
. months, $50 as
TO include pubic acts.) 30
~ Iostmasters and representatives are
invited to forward subscriptions, and for five
subscribers or over thcv NAV retain ~ Nor
cent. +. +. WALTON, Jr.
Montpelier, Sept. Is, 1884.
hANsAs.-A correspondent of Missouri
paper residing in Kansas, after STATING tia,
he went there from Pcnns, l,ania, and that
'ov' hceder, from the same State, is opposed
to free-solllsm, and TO making Kansas a free
State, proceeds as follows
y" That slavery exists in the territory ,v
force OF Congressional enactment, under In.
terms OF Douglass Bill, is certain that many
slaves nave been introduced into the terrific
ry by their owners, and that more are now
on their way there is equally certain: and if
aooiItiohlsts and free soiIcrs arc tolerated in
the territory and permitted to assduouslv At.
'"c' the Constitutional rights of owners Of
slave property, what security can any man
have IN holding negro. My object in COM
ing TO the territory is to make it nv home 70
acquire farm; and to assist me in ,,,l,;,..
ins it, limited as are my means, dc,;rn to
purchase negroes. But Mr.. Editor what CO.
c"r1ty can Tor you have? OF what assurance.
can any negro owner have? if men Of the
Fnarac'cr above referred to, are tolerated !,
Jul midst! and that there are smb man
mere, l think no one can doubt, who WAS ,,r.s
'n' a: the meeting to which refer I s,
sest The evil; and trust that you or some Of
'ocfcorrespondents will provide the remedy
i'LCirHociTY.-Thc Canadian ParI;amo,.
las sanctioned the Reciprocity Treaty. and
''S'cu lac i'coessary law Tor CARVING i init,
EJECT. !
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30
ST. JOHNS BURY,
SATURDAY. SEPT. RI. 1881.

On. TIE Fusion - The Pa,rist, Star.
and other Piercc-:cd prints have good deal
to say because the anti Nebraska frccmcn of
Mr.. Fui'cr'S District in Maine refused to sup
port him for reelection. Mr.. Fuller voted
against the Nebraska Bill, vet he was in IA
vor Of it with az amendment lie Offered: an
amendment ruro>ng to give the people of
the Territories the power to exclude or cs-
tahlish Slavery therein, stating, at the same
tine that with this amendment he would vote
for the Bill. The amendment was voted
down. The administration, with all their
professions of regard for popular sovereignty.
would not give the people the power to cx-
c!ulc Slavery, thcn and now in The Territory
Mr.. Fuller. ready to vote for the repeal
of the clause !orbidlins Slavery in the Ter
rtory, was not deemed sound man. lie was
ready 70 aid the outrage with proviso. He
was ready to open the door for Slavery to
enter free tcrri'or: according to law, only he
would ciothc tho people with power to cx-
clude it il they did not like it. Ii southern
ers, with their slaves, should happen to make
up the ma iority, Mr.. Fuller would have Sla-
very over the whole Territory. lie deserved
to be excluded! from Congress as he has been
His position is to allow the Shareholders to
institute Slavery wherever they can Obtain
a ma "rity in any Of our Territories The
true position is TO keep it within its present
limits and draw black lines, over which it
shall! never pass.
i. 5. Full returns elect Mr. Fuller bv a
small plurality.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30

NI'ERsALIsTs CUNyENriOS.-The Uni.
versal's's Convention, at Philadelphia the
2lst ins'ant-a general Convention OF the
denomination - adopted resolutions AGAINST
tic ''o'a'io" Of the Missouri Compromises
I''c resolutions ca..cd forth spirited debate.
HE next Convention is 20 DC !.ol,:.un q: Nil
1:et,"n. c94i!.: c,.c YEAR hence.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30

------------~----->
CAN Rowan CATHOLICS IIolp Orr,cr
IN THIS tutNIEY. a valued ccrres,on-
dent asks this question. which is timely, and
shall be briefly answered.
That Roman Catholics ho hold Office in
this country is q fact that cannot Lc !;,uutr,l.
Without pau>iny 20 give the individual rar
ticuiars q! t..u ta-c.v, may say thtto!- f,,.9i
WH" present Administrator are .,<.ri,ol!,
H,m"r C,fLoh.!
This !ac; established, only two questions,
rcInain to b. cnnsi,ierl -
l>t. - Is Catholic who holds an office in
The United Sta,,> true to his rcliuioa ?
2na.-Docs the Constitution Of The United
States give the President authority for ap-
pointing Roman Catholic to an Official 20
sition:
liz answer 20 The first question, we have
simply to remark that the religion Of IA Cath
o'ic b,"fS him to consider the Pope SUPREME
in all things. spiritual and tcmporal and
therefore "A Catholic: who i. true TO his relc-
ious faith runno' take the oath that is rcuuir-
e! Ter his Naturalization. This difficulty, of
course, applies only TO Catholic citizens o.
foreign extraction: and it will at once be
perceived that Ill such BOW holding Office ii:
the United Sat"s-a:.l their Number j.
lcoion-l,avc el:Err proved rcs.rcant TO The
requirements Of their religion. or Deliberately
perinrcd themselves before the authorities Of
tins country.
With reference to :hc second question. we
may state tia. :, knowledge of .hc adherence
due the Church %. Rome rom Catholic and
l'crnStl OF our Naturalization Laws vii! ron-
vince any one that the President has no an
thori'y to arPoin. a fore. n born Catholic.
'."'tr n"J circumstances, to an official posi-
ton. We are not prepared to-day to cllarrc
uron the .uhjec'. or to show how the matter
stands with lc.ar,! to a Catholic born on
american soil. as in the case of Hon. James
Campbell. the Z. II. General; bat we will
soon '!akc shc necessary Investigation. and
repor: 10 or readers. ". u .S.nlFepw
e. y sccon'! edition Of the Matt Ward
ease l,s occurred in Kentucky. in the acruit
Ia on Thonls>on trc! for shooting his broth
e.. The people were excited and Indignant.
G Twenty fia;:vcs from slavery left
lineage on "Wednesday evening. by the Tn
der gro':i.'. i,,iiroai, for Canada and ir' e.
dom The st2.l, 1: The corporation is rapid
~ rising in the market.
81 Congress Hall. in Saratoga, n. l.,
has been purchased ',v H. H. lIatIo:ne, Cor
m"r'v Of the Union Hotel. AMI another gen
iienlin OF that place. who intended to lay out
at least :oitv thousand dollars by way oi I'M
Irovcn2Nt before opcnn. next season.
Be FISH. - Gro. Underwood and Chas.
=. Alright, G! putncy, caught apikc in the
rive at that ;.!arc. Oh Friday last, that meas
cred $ i'et and 6 inches in length, and
Weighed is IA lbs
81 While Webster Vas Secretary of State.
he was present at a bal! wien IA top said to
HIM "i'ont ,ou dance. iir. Webster? never
saw YOU '';l::it!:.,. No., SAT-! he."I never
h!'l ;:i. "af,l = to ltara how, sir
Gold bearing quartz las beca ioun. ct
"i:.di.am. y. II. il. II" specimen exhibited
II. "ohi ihOugL ~, ,.@aH,ta!.! s,.,. + excel
mt Iut.!ll.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30

sze among numerous other indictments
tor acts connected with the SAFE Of Iouor =,
New York, the Grand jury in ,!l1t civ
Lave indicted TIC Mayer tor illegally liccl..
ny liquor sellers.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30
Ght Colrlul,iau.

Here shall tie Press the Peoples rights maintain
tnawcl !:v Influence. and urhribcd BY gain
Here patriot irs'h her glorious precelt> draw,
Pledged to Religion, Liberty. and Law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1854-09-30

. hdcr the date Of ,,r -,
iciih contains ac..ou,,t -. Ia" >nD-.r
INV L,S'y white n@n have b~.., ' ,.-' ''''rf-
INDIANS at Russian Eiy.r . ..I''- Tered
lew months. '"NfShp, MI
p. OREGON
me lines of tie lg.5 .,,.
vest l, n"arlv over and :, y HAT -
r I'''1 'hT'nshonrt!~ raq,t~ ''l az" /.
Ids been favorable iar ha,,....:,. he r.. q
ANNEXATION OF I'M s,>,..
r,h., he AllaiIy Evening ill.,.
what IT considers the h., =. q
''''rns the s'a'vmcn, tia, ,a. lp''
treaty tor the annexation q :, ,@ s
l l,,a, ,as to this con.atrs At w.,.1" ia. ~ h
ing the action Of the l. : IT, A@a
OF the treaty: '''''--E 'Aeter.s
i,.t .r The ' L,''ol ar to L. a, once ALL, i
'i'f' INT l .4iGil. t.,- a., > "-i.t'
'>''''.-wi'h fall >,s,.. ..,,..', ':''.'.q- d
con,i,lrra,;o,. N'N'l'i9a leu,.,. -
"ohai sovereignty. tie L., -, vi ''i''r =
agreeing to r,.,,.,.+ ~, med >'a''~. Il
HiicS. &c. ARE to r7,- .,, ~ ''''''.'- a.
,,a '''o'' Annually a, .i.q ap,,r;.;.
desirn,te I .''t ,',"-ei-rl auflo-i,r,~
WHO will he tleel,r.'l ,'.i NAT The nnn
annat,F,"ill no. excl ,l,,,. >; ;1 N +
.mo, .,'.''''- The hinr- liz two -ons and
whom are now ~" VA Hons Of Nolle~. al
landtc!:c,> @. tle - ,'''i>'.,'i't The y
average ahont 10 wear, and 49, '''', 49, "
,', . 10 s s Wi 'ea>'' 70 l,4 a d., ,,,,a.
E..;a.s H. ',.''f.-ii''l,t al tArir l,a,.
the government ,.o,-,,, " W., i>,'i
dln"~. claim uiaa -.-r..n C
~ II i "n@ol-rfod- lie ,-ai.,..r..s
vain. .. ,l 80 = IN y liz 'r,ty T.
coed >l.ioo."oo. and ~. AZ. al =. .-
French and British t;orer7.a'a,.
..n.'n,.. .'''' H'R-iiir al 'i--.lo-a... IS.
INDIAN M,>~A,rr n Mn,
learn from The Mimi,
party Of Me,lenahantoran~ lsl-., ~,
sralp~. anl bringing with I'm
Oil. arrived at l..r..f r,rl. 81,
Of Augn>t. Tlli- variant lalt..
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