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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
VIOLENT PREPARATIONS FOR THE SUSCI0

Thsktp OrsHs P,osyvas Of the 10th OF JanuSy' "'aNs'
the following statement;
"A disgrseeful vlscard wss found yesterday morning
posted in many public places designed y nEseres p6d'
lar raf.,cn " rapsl Eanelo sedn sna ne.'s
,ertonei sFaek rpcn him on his ARRIVAL here which OK
etsd soon The infsmmsory appeal addressed IN va
Tious lang specially 10 Greguers and the OBVIOUS
urposs to get up here sleA rios a. has at nIea the
be eausion Of blood Bsdln Is compared with the Aus
titan Marshal HaypaU the butcher Of Hungarian patriots
and the treatment which that monster me- IN London Is
invoked upon IL NuBcio in this country The mob spnt
is ,rrmoed 10 take vengeance upon HIM for political Of
ferses he il charged vita having committed in Italy.
Jle CrsccR! Of the date brings copies Of these
pscards ss follows
"sIeSoR BEDISf, THE BUTCHER OF BOLOGNA
els esrirs to city We have received ars Genera,
Issyes Ksuth nsel and stpsr heroes oF ,edon ,n 1as
cSsrror these rao ireland tm yrsne psoa hss
% pliriots ihe'r s aa4 edrea "a Italia
WHO that usO sih patriots, kAhole pres se sspe
e tie hoBoTs the heroes OF feedSh or WI DC 'o"s4
H. ssaoL Of the Brewers 81 London As1ins Hay nAaf
Then comes in French the suboined appeal to the pas
'''-' - SIGN PEDIS1 HoRRoR RoREoR
rirale J Bsan' vi tie assassin OF Bologna VI
tsi i. hi. sseini What has he eOae He scaPsd
Uso sIsi BE skinned as hsncs! AeT iha' paassnea As
he susHrisd ne a.sassinAd women aad ssaTsn
to to Is Il ~ t-s "a Is.4 Il LSs,y
M you sussr As hss 81 ;ai Ps sa . 500 %
II Nv -Ctesns v ili shsse Bedini"
Next comes in Italian, The following
lsd!idAs!
be rspsesde MY Lord Bedin he assassin Of Uso ss the be
liberties Of sly about 10 srys ,n Ne~Oreans
It,lisps! ~ eiv, him as ne DO your duty"
lien fellows like nanmmatory exhoratiOn IN the Ian.
gusee Of Germany and addressed to her usually good snd
kindly Teope in tie hope OF stirring them up 70 rampe
urcn our Laws and the lives Of all such good citizens as
will def. nd those laws % the death
"IOED CARDINAL BEDINi rHs BUTCHER OF BOLOGNA.
1hS wls sss xho as rsPsI Lcsaie Bologna saeed
secIed vi The eEueest ostares hGldd women aad
ehusrCI The Who aloe ed tba ad add hands
Of tho Iah Use Basel ~ Do skinned before he beaesed h
about Ia The United Stats Snd Will 10 the Of tue
comm, exlot himself ia Ne OGeaus Iae ISIS tue
London Mister ayGau the hyens OF Rresca
proper OF heir sympathy shall the hon0rs be
awarded bel 10 ksser bsoini'
correspondent has sent us copy Of one OF these ia
fsmmstoIy placards printed on blOodred paper
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

VERY BAD AND VERY SAD CAsE.-Deputy Sheriff
Sykes arrested in Pelham Saturday night the Rev B.
W Wright the pastor Of the Methodist Church in that
town, charge Of seduction and adultery and commit
It'd him 10 jail in this CITY As get the story, Mr.
Wright wrote 70 WlbrGhaIn, 10 young lady at school
there, requesting her to meet him at Palmer Depot This
young lady was the daughter of deacon Of his own
church and had previously on the occasion Of bis wife
Illness resided in his family At Palmer, he purcha.ed
two tickets for New York, by the New London railroad
ard night Sound boat with state room beas The Young
lady on the SPOT and they proceeded to New York
together day or two after they returned. he orns-
menied Wi pair of false whiskers aud she sitting be.
fore him On arriving at Palmer, the whsksrs were
taken OF, and he proceeded home while the girl went back
TO school, and reported that she had been home suspi
eon however was on the and the girl at last con
fessed the terrible story The result as we have sssd
Tie Palmer Journal states that the rzor Of the cergy
mans crime preceded his arrival home and that when he
GENE back TO Palmer be told the conductor who saw Kim
remove his shiskers, that he wore them TO improve hs
ooks sst be did not know the lady who sat ia front of
Inn and with whom be was 10 converse, and that
everything connected with bis journey 20 New York was
III nght &c. We hope that the matter il all right but
isr mat not and If Is apprehend H. il Is one
o. Inc nosI Scksnilg and shameful cases Of crime that
mas occurred IN Ills region for many dsy What makes
stl wore Is that Tie principal cuprit husband and
ne iaher Of en- Innocent family Mr. Wright has preached
LeeIy SIX years IL this vicinity two years IN West Snring.
hsld two a. South Hsdley Falls, and shout eighteen
monbs tt Pelham. He l. from - 70 20 yeass OF ace We
lsafn that since lis Incarceration be declared that be
done nothing sinful though he may have been guilty oil
some indasreiione s.gia-ss. Mass Ra-r Sgesf
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

,,,,a thee more Of the crew, named Charles Eaton
Tier a. Goodwin and David Ferguson. They sers prop
trly secured and locked up Tor hearlns sAs, r.
New York or Boston, ard IS quito likely tnqy w DC
r.sed II alleged tbstthe mnneers murdered the co,A
ana threw him overheard Mr. Fowler, the sAppng IS
Ter Al baltimore arrived in Tho city THE morning, and ne
fGpy identities Tho prkoLeTs az PIT fthi tsts: -
[PaI.lsIpkl. BaIlssta, 18Th
- TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rln
,wrJ @ ths 'gherhsr hs ,Ssh Of A'ss- ,ass'p MA
ard b. .nsk rseH bling rsfher or aio~ 60 n1ea ias
S's Ct ne ': S. Af saa
ruriviy LIE ard az nHa's Of ssvssp ; GOD 7a S,tas
LesI County Fioiie. sey. u Isss.
The first sale Of gang 81 negroes which we have heard
Of this year made BY Louis D. DeSsussure. Esl.
There were about SO in number add averaged aboa 1892
each, which indicates tina; the price OF negroes is likely to
keen Cd during the winter. Charleston CHlrier.
In fEIaTsIsT OF SLAvEs-A Case Tor Ar, Sore
For severel weeks part has basr1 herself by the
cTrUlon Of srance tales Of cruelty alleged to have been
rertetrsed by Madam Cbsuvesu snd her daughter, the
widow BoTo the persons Of their slaves The ease
was ally brorsht 10 the notice of the Grand jury and
the Grand Inq1est had the slaves oSned By the two
women brought before them and personally examined The
resul, vss that the foreman made affidavit follows
before The First District Court
so q . c~os SoI man Of 1Ls God Jury bas SaiI
won ssro. d that fO tie t ineay Of other before s
b,orsn Nsdsm cha'ssu sna Madam Mo-' the de-
ts, nv. ~, soa sr sSd. The .. ssd torture m
wsutd ,w ard o. e-sel.r inhomsn hist hsy have
,rs, ibhs,d with cn with Pp, Ore md oher
TIE eu,.cdy Of Mscu Cheuvau ard Madam Alfred hot sntl
LEGAL sTs he d.ferfsn tril depoant
ITtJs thar tie said hdanes Charvesu and Moet
rfsS with law and hit The slATs Rose
Al effs lima mary Haurs al and ADO pie belonging Madam
CLIUvfEu a. May Ellen and Joe bsnsas MlAn
Ntret he the sheriff aud until the
ca y LesIiIs Tia matter. Sworn TO sna subscib nc
MOSES GREENWOOD
On this affidavit cspiss was Issued by the Judge Of
the Ft District Court and the accused arrested aad
held to bell in the VI ST. 500 for their appearance
tie day Of trial The return of the oapss was made yes
terdsy by the Sheriff officer IN. o. True Della, 9TH.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18

sASDr Hook TELEGRAPH-The great value Of the New.
York and Sandy Hook Magnetic Telegraph Line to the
Underwriters and to the whole shipping interest Of the City
has been well Illustrated within the past few weeks as
through that channel most important and minute norma
ton he's been conveyed from stranded vessels in the vicinity
Of Sandy Hook to their and underwriters in this
City by which many lives and much valuable pro-
perry has been saved The Line is yet but partially
gsnzed for business but trust its attentive manager
may receive adequate support from the underwriters and
sLppng merchants of this City to enable him perfect all
Of lis arrangements for working in the efficient
Mr. Lewis the manager of the Line may be found a;
Gil hours at the Office Of the Company No 10 wLla cor
ner Of Broad.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-18
ACCIDENT ON THE ERIE RAILROAD
Of The n. Y. Tribune

CocHEcToS. Monday, Jaoaasy l6, 1894
At "a O'Clock NJ yesterday an accident occurred here
on the New York ard Eric Railroad In which an engine
ran away without either engineer or fireman aboard
freight train arrived at this place in advance e the Dun
kirk accommodation intend rs switch or and Let the
accommodation train pass There being 20 sNiiehmaa on
hand they hsd 70 stop and open the switch hemsevos aud
as was on sharp curve they coud not start mraei
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Illusiou's perfect trump hs come
Yerse oesses 70 be "a airy thought,
And sculrture 70 h. dnzahD

The day before my debu was necessary that should
reheerse with the company. found this ordeal
then performing before the pubc. Once more stood
upon The amy lighted gloomy stage. no; m the posi-
ton Of al author 20 observe 10 criticize TO suggest bat
10 be observed 20 be criticized very posi5yuay very
Prot96y- TO be rdieUled betrayed the slightest ynO
rsrce OF What attempted. There v sSsys haifm,
cious curiosity aoGg actors 20 witness hs shortcomings
o. novice. They uyodahly experience ..roag iucliaa
ucls prophecy failure. No woldor io-,hoy know bsss
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Ge7 Blunt has given ihs Gsnesae College. situated AZ
LE. sloo 70 BE- applied 20 the Library Fali Ths Go.
&C. l. sre 4 ,hCIrrsfees 81 az llsttati.n.
ff-cx 0-sC r.-iar
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EACTS OF SLAEERY.

rs he Editor 9 TAs n. Y. T'ttHe
SIR: Below Ian adv enlistment cat from The National
IntIhgcncer of June a. ls45 The antiquity Of its date
viii serve the progress OF liberty up this time
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16

For several years complaints have been
made atintervals relative to pond, or per.
hsps several ponds of stagnant water, on the
other side of the canal, and in n thickly set.
tied neighborhood. One pond in particular
we have had occasion before to call the at.
tention of our City Council to, and would
again in the name ofmany citizens ask their
prompt action at once to abate tho nuisance.
This pond is situated over the canal lust in
the bend. Rains and canal leakage keen
pond ofwater in this bend during the whole
year. During the hot months it is a prolific
bed Of Of disease, as we are assured bv DR..
Bray, v no no doubt receives a considerable
portion Of his income from that neiobbor.
hood. Already that vicinity is becoming
sickly. Before the hot weather sets in. some.
thing should be done to obviate this evil. 7,
is more serious nuisance than all the dir,v
allies, cutters. &C., of the city. The princi-
pal part Of the property occupied by this
pond. belongs as we understand, to persons
who do not live in this city and contribute
nothing to the enterprise or capital of its in
habitants, whose liberality and energy are
making this property annually more valua-
Die. We hope the City Council will at once
give this subject their attention and prompt.
ly act upon it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16
San FRascrsco, CAL, M.v 18th ,s,s

DEAR ADp:-1he "Goldcn Gate" leaves
her dock this p. NJ for Panama. Amer
closing my despatch yesterday 1 thought I
should be excused from further tres pass u pom
my time, or your columns, at least for the
next fortnight, but "there is no telling VIII at
day may bring FORTH" stated in nv let.
ter OF yesterday, shat book might easily
be written from the events occurring here
semi-monthly, and from the amount and va.
riety OF news last evening sfoat in the ci,y.
|, could with truth and propriety reduce the
time from fortnight to forty eight hours
Yesterday was pregnant with events of mo.
ment in this city and State.
Early in the morning the Grand J,rv urn.
empannelled, consisting of some of our most
worthy citizens. About 10 o'clock A. M
they came into Court and presented An in.
dlctment against Patrick Dillon, ESQ French
Consul at this port, for a yol,tion of IN.
Neutrality Laws of lsIs-beine the same
charge upon which the Mexican Consul WAS
tried and convicted. A bench warrant wa,
issued Tor his arrest. and the Court adjourned
until to-day. We anticipate considerable
war, blood and thunder demonstration, on
the part of the Emperor's "pecular friendsn
IN this city, during the proceedings of n.
trial. Louis del Valle' was TO have received
his sentence yesterday, but on motion of his
counsel, and by consent of the District Ar.
torney, sentence was postponed until ner,
Monday, the 22d inst. The particula,. nf
this case you have long since become &C.
quainted with.
The most important feature in the event.
OF yesterday, was the arrival of the Southern.
er from San Diego, having on board. on
parole OF honor, the immaculate Walker.
PRESIDENT. that useter ,oos, of the Republic of
Lower California, Sonora, "and the rest of,
manklnd." with the remnant Of his army-l
80. ell told. The Southerner ar.
'Vea mere at 4 O'Clock p. NJ, and immediate.
y after an extra was distributed through the
,,reets, probably issued from the San Diego
herald Once. giving the "grand finale" to
y, ms most ridiculous farce. 1t appears that
najor Mckinstry, u. 8. A., arrived at San
Oiego on the 5th inst, from this city, and
Immediately put himself 10 communi, alton
s1n parties supposed to be conversant with
ne state OF affairs in Lower California. The ,
'xcHe"ent in relation to Walker and his
'arty was at its height. The extra .ays: /.
walker was known to be on his march
p the country, and the inha bitants of the
'wer country had fed to San Diego for pro- :
acknowledging with them, and indrstrious-
? circulating, all manner Of tales, .t,ribut.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16

Winters exhibition of his peerless chem.
ical dioramas, closed night before last, before
q crowded and admiring audience. He ex.
hibited eight nights At Apollo Hall, and to
Judge BY the crowded house and the enthusi.
asm Of his audienc., on Wednesday night, the
admiration for his pictures remained unabat.
ed to the last. In fact we cannot properly
appreciate the elegance and superior artistic
skill displayed IN the production of such
splendid triumphs Of art at single view
Mr.. Winters unrivaled success here was no
more than just equivalent, generously hes.
towed upon his gentlemanly efforts to please
our citizens in the exhibition of his dioramas,
which all acknowledged bytheir repeated pre-.
ssnce, to possess the rarest artistic merit. He
leaves this city for New Albany, and we con.
graduate the people of that Aourishing city
upon so favorable an opportunity for weeks
delightful enjoyment. Our editorial friends
will find him gentleman worthy their kind.
est regards.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16

az We had the pleasure yesterday of
meeting on the Eclipse, while she was lying
ut our wharf. @. H. Underwood, Esq, editor
Of the Southern Shield, published at Helena,
Ark. Dr.. Underwood is fine specimen of
Western gentlemen and Western editors
He has been several years engaged in the
publication OF the Shield, and claims to have
triumphed over all sorts ofopposition and re.
verses in establishing good business, and
making few thousands in hard cash. He
is now on his way to New York to purchase
new materials to enlarge his sphere of action
in all lite departments. He has already hoist.
ed his national ticket for 1856, with MrLLARp
FILLMORE for President. and ALBERT PIKE,
of Arkansas, for Vice-President, which we
deem the best eulogy that could be pronoun
ced upon his good taste and judgment.
The Senior of the Journal, when at Cairo.
received large cake from Mr.. Underwood,
in exemplification of the saying we could
stake the cakes'-for having collected a bill,
of man who had swinded about twenty or
fifty Western editors, by advertising some
humbug medicine and never paying for his
bills. Our friend of the Shield desired IA n
tell him and his suffering brethren how we
had succeeded. We did SO, but he didn't ee,
the paper. We will now inform him pre.
cisely of the process: We enlisted a six
foot friend at New York into our interests
who called upon the rascal and gave him the
choice of receiving a sound thrashing and
being arrested for swindling, or
'orking over. The money came out very re-
uctantly, it is true. bat il did come, and the
Cairo editor rejoicec among the wsilings of
his brethren.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16

o. Judge Iglehart excused an editor yes
'erday from serving on jury, with the re-
marx that ian editors time is public proper
ty." 1t is not only that, but in the smaller
cities 1t il SO much priuats property, that his
serving on jury would sometimes stop The
issus Of his paper.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16
no our Pe,er.bursh Friends.

We received q letter from q prominent
citizen of Petersburgh, Ind, yesterday, COM
planning of an article which appeared in the
Journal some two weeks since. under the
head of"Kidnapper Caught" as casting un-
just reflections upon the people of that vicin-
fly, In connecting them with the "Under-
ground Railroad Agency" Our correspon-
dent asks US to make the proper corrections,
and has kindly furnished US with the neces-
sary information to enable us with equal
pleasure and justice, to relieve the citizens of
Pstersburgh from any imputation of aiding or
abstting in the Canada negro traffic, or of
even being tinctured in the least degree with
abolitionisn. 1t has been evident TO our
citizens for many months that there was a
"Ranch," or receptacle for fugitive slaves,
somewhere in the interior of the State, from
the large number that crossed the river near
this city and made in that direction; and
such place, has doubtless been eroneously
located in Pike county. The location as VI
gave il, was upon information in possession
Of cur Sheriff and City Marshal, who arrest
ed the notorious Brown. We believe their
information was based upon the statements
Of negroes whom they had previously had in
custody.
The two hundred dollars which Brown re-.
ceived for carrying the four slaves to the de-
pot, was paid by free negro in the vicinity
Of Henderson, Ky, as we think careful re-
perusal of our former article, with this ex-
plana:ion, will show to our correspondent
and his friends, and thus remove all suspicion
from the only negro in Pike county, who
"has,nt 20 cts in cash nor 10 cts worth OF
brains" for any purpose.
We are glad to learn from so reliable a
source that "Old Pike" is so sound and ma
tional in her views. as to have never cast but
two abolition votes, and feel doubly obliged
to our friend for his prompt demand for cor.
rection Of unintentional injustice, that our
article inflicted upon the community in which
he lives.
The question now arises-where did
Brown take the Stolen negroes! And who
10 engaged in this dark business OF aiding and
soetting In The negro swearing uramc so ex-
tensively prosecuted for the past year or two!
We wish the neishboring counties of Pike
could wipe out the imputation snd show as
clean skirts as the citizens of petersbureh.
There is a grand way station somewhere
within long nights ride of the Ohio river,
and it will not be long ere il is exposed and
its guilty keepers he'd up to the just e.ecra-
ton and scorn of honest public opinion. The
felonious philan,hropists of the free States,
will not facilitate the removal Of the curse
OF slavery from KY, by their contemp,ibly
petty, midnight thefts, and robbery of it's cit.
liens Of their legal property; and we feel
the disgrace which such conduct entails upon
our States character, and shall neglect in n,
instance to rebuke so base violation OF law
and sisterhood faith between States where.
ever it appears.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16

IL Mr.. Cooper, Posey,s chosen candidate
Tor Congress- was in our city yesterday
fosey is determined TO stick to him through
all the trials and fluctuations of Democratic
conventions. We do not think no xever sbo
VIII be successful. She had better have TAX.
en- the candidate for Senate.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16

VI Mr.. Geo. B. Brown, one OF The editors
OF the Nashville. True Wing, was at our city
night before last on the Statesman. We
thank him for his very friendly and social
letter. Although not personally ae ouainted
with him, we hope to have that plss.ur.,be
next time he stops half an hour q, Evan.
vile
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16

MORE POPULAR APPRovAL.-The Ohio
State Journal says, that Nebraska meeting
was called in Stark County on THURSDAY last
for the purpose, as the call stated. of de-
nouncing and opposing the AbOlitionis,s and
their allies. The Democrats turned out in
force. The meeting was organized and resolu.
tons Of approval offered, and q speech made,
all regular. But when the question was put
on the adoption of the resolutions they were
rejected 30 dscisively that the Nebraskaites
lef, the meeting in disgust. The Antics then
organized meeting that the time might not
be wasted, and passed some resolutions of
which the following are samples:
Resolved, That the craven spirit which
counsels acquescence for the sake of peace,
after every new assault upon freedom is ur.
worthy the countrymen of John Hancock
and Patrick Henry, and is 10 be found only
among the corrupt political hucksters, who
hang on the skirts OF partvism, ng mer-
chandize Of principles, for officers and spoils.
Resoiusd, That the race Of doughfaces has
run out. and political aspirants may as well
take notice that Southern favor is not worth
truckling for.
Resolved, That we heartily approve of the
proposed Convention of"The Democracy OF
Numbers"-of the true men of all parties, to
be held at Columbus, on the 18th day of July,
the anniversary of the passage of the Ordi.
nance Of '57. for the purpose of organizing
for the great struggle.
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READ THISl

We invite attention To the advertisement of DR.. Geo.
hesan's Extract of Hyhropp-r, which is said TO be
most eecual remedy for Dyspepsia, Scrofua all skin,
and alns, all chronic diseases Ii comes well recon-
nded by some the first citizens and physicians Of
Kentucky and from what have learned of H. must
be valuable medicine and as the recipe accompanies
each bolt Il is not nostrum aud there Is under the
circumstances not much chanca9pr II TO be humbug;
we think IL merits trial from the afflicted.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-06-16
CALIFORNIA CORRESPONDENCE,

Indictment Of the French Consul By he Grand
Jury--Surrender Of Walker and his forces 10
the U. s. Authorities--Tieir arrival in his
CHy--Adjonrnment Of tie Legislaiure--Mi.
ming Ne,cs--Pacifc Nracberries---HaI
Storm-Murder on High Se7s.
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RAIDyEGS CURED,

Imerson's American Hair Restorative, for Resto-
ring tse HAIR preven
Hair falling winning golden opinions OF person. Who
This is article. introduced. il
cure badness and will stano the test of discerning
who have used will testify. Sec Crcu
had OF the Agents. giving full particulars. Price 81 in
are bottles. Sold ny Agent.
c. L. FISHER 4 CO., Proprietor.
e3-tf 81 Superior St. Gle Gland, Ohio.
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SP ECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. Howe's Shaker SarsaparilIa
MASONIC NOTICE,
CROCI.AMATlQN.
ADVERTISE mi rHE yIxCExNKs aAzETrE

The ProPretors Of the vNcENSEs GAzEr1k beg ask the
non VI tie business Of Evansville facilities
by this established widely circuiaed
per- very reasonable and greater
Der Of readers than other the Valley
Address t6 Il HARVEY. MASON AZ co.