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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

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st1r owb@rs nl 'o ~ ltyerpoc With 81
has bsoh -" GU ~ ~ - sea- wfhlo1s Of sals &C.
Noe ices 10 Mariners.
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reDeA GOVT Gen. BIAS given Boce That
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ne ponh Of oeo iseS psc Y ne former, sri a o.
sc.ses sa's,ny ber BY hs easer western passage w
bNt a hcact IN painted red 70 ho lett me
load aud ~ painted oaos are :, be left port By vessel
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hard.
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- lhese beng painted While etoyetaV level " Mat
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| v h9rntrg luoys are painted white.
kheads IL the frsGrcnted chsnuels
In he ttup manner the hucys, With his rcrorvafn TIA
~ tsf ost psFt Of Them T. ihNs Only painted
M tr.ecc they Tfestrt 10 20 c1neic he thai ~
ncecsssry 10 90 rcsc. ~ order % Der being r6s aa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

THE SHORTEST DAYS OF TIE YEAR. WN
We now in the midst Of the shortest days OF tho
year. fact that is abundantly testified 10 by the
slugghnsss Of the at is Isng in the morning, and
his haste to draw around him the curtains of night in
the evening" Tie length Of The days do mot vary much
from the l4th Of december TO the asth a. will be
by he ANNEXED table
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
Court c,alsud.r~-,1'Y.ks Day.

SCfl1ioR TovEr Nos 7Q9 TIC III, 6a4 2M los, Ale,
ga 2J4l Soc sfS 53 sSc 9C6 91e, ol3, az els, 9iS
e20 e22 s2s ops 90 $50 e1, oS5 1885, 60 co. s5J 80
4Gl, 81, Az, Is. go oil. a30, 71s
tyuIn srsus DLsTfucr coulr--Nos %, %, IS, d. a.
~, s5. co TO 81.
COMMON PIAs--By Court without aury--Part1 Nos
el8 10 $50 irclusiye Part Mos. 80 2i3. nciu
SrrBl Nj. CounTspecia Tcrm.--Nos. Ill, 15t, le, PC
e. ia 49, 49, 1T, I67 a. a5, IS ~, ~ 13S 1884, H.
a. 30 as 81 - sd 49, 1916, A. 81, 30, 10 90 lts. 49,.
i5J. To- 1856 10 $50
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20

Wien *, Above dslea sl GU SUNDAY, the steamers ni sf
a, Nsasy Thcy leave Mex orcans near A. ~ "a Tide
vii dn and bic label leaves Charleston ana Havana Al
lnA.M
THE OVERLAND MAILS TO INDIA AND CHINA.
The ovng may he OF value TO hose who have correspond
III. mai leaves sou hampton The AN sna 1h cfissi
hrryss at Gibraltar about oh sns ?sh mouth
tTrss. a Malta about tho ftxb ard tr of taiie tnons
Arrive, about No lsth u sanie ana sh o. io
loving nfon'h. -, e. :. s,l =,
Arrses a. Aaen about the cs s6 q and Ion
I2fi IL folio vi ing month -, - ,-., . -, 49,,
a.. 49, Eounav and nth 10 18th for Chi1s, 10.
Tr,.a arrives o. Bombay shout Ae ~ TO eh
AVID 18Th 10 2lst az following 'ouu.st :, -, , -,
o. strives al ~ AnauA NC op or
III and ri 10 "a OF following month
.ye Point de Gale rulo Posanx the day. ise
steamer has already arrived when sxs' tha rnau on
AZ f8io Penang ABOUT W" Ia y iSh anu - AK
sgth ri following morn. NJ, =. -, -,
Singapore roou mo iaa o. Ia1 tl1 1i1 " ta
OF following month ,o,...a,
Afrivcg rfns Kong aDou ue "a or IAN and "a Or iSln
Of following mokls. -,
leaves nor. dsy Cor khanghae Z. -. -. !. -,
Two marA Engandons On the eh and 2ch n each
noon NJ Marees and arrive ALEXANDRIA about he sar%1
hDc Is iss scGihsUpIop MAI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
Movements or Oceaa steamers.

STEAMERS TO AND From HAVANA.
isrrtfrtrn Charicsop ih aad llh dine at davsns I'd
ard IN. from HayaGa 10Th and 2,u, due a. New Sok ish
sId ist. =,
CyfsrS1 ciry-Frcn Ses York a. arriving Havana I'll
ard New Orleans ION From Orleans ooh. Hayans 81,
due 81 Now York 2c,h.
rivnf I'D sni New ORGANS 9TH Fron Nes Or
lesns 9th. Havana SIN, due ri New fork tsslL
RiAlH W.gIror-trom Now YORK ..h arriving a. HsvGs
and Ecw Orleans ri Prom Nov oriosns -ot hsyAs
Gsuav sIron Scg yo,l c5h. arriving st Tisysrs hh
snd Nav ,Ileans 3D. From New Orleans VII, havana liza,
au. Al New York isd. =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-12-20
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49,
CcEs Information IA oesn cciysa = ,nis ou ~. 49,
maritime authorities cf r'esie nns
ker the ;st 6ay EovSA ne iooo wv .h rnr x
lhts wtui be exhibited u inc GNU anoe " .o P'' "
~ =. OF the color, and Of Ae
fourth order 81 the efA 80 ara IN ~
Of IS feet the nasy utn eu1 ~" -
visible Ia ceT- weather a tDc0 y. -
cbe eastern outer light nueu WI. az
~ Me 80 :. H.. , -. trance western light
sta ~ Of the entrance o. the
spjgnon eans Al diatescr q $3.50 yards from the sater
light ..-,r Ian 4. !.
The ,ghts in bearr2 N W. oyW nsAty tesu ~
mid bctwee- the Moica now "a ne consu
The northern Mole or ureak reaay Anove ~
southern Mole onis partly yis.SlN ADe Uio VI e"ss
between thu NOES Shout 50 yaSSN a.. 81. - ~
Al bearings magnetic Farla&ioaS ave- % "'n "e"s -
order of the Lighthouse Beard. ,zyna c.,ra..~
THORNTON A. M 'hANS' ooo'0~ss'
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

1t is reported that George W. nele,
hid clerk in the post-ofiics At Napo.
leon. Arkansas, has been arrested
on the oath Of the special agent VI he
general post Office for robbing the
mai The agent has been on hia
track. for some time and f. resing oui
the various missing letters and bank
notes. which have been traced ~ %
leave no reasonable doubt Of bis guilt.
1t was a distribution Office, and -
mails were frequently delayed At that
point he took advantage Of the oppor.
tunity to convert their contents to bis
own use. The Pierce, administra.
ton appears TO have been rvmarka.
bly, unfortunate in selecting post
master. Hardly dav is allowed 10
pass without the public being .tar.
tied with the announcement that an.
other employee Of the general govern.
Inent has been arrested on charge Of
embeszelmrnt or fraud.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

ODD FELLowsHIp.-James L. Rid.
gley, Esq. grand corresponding score.
tary oftbe Grand I.odge Of the Uni'ed
States, leH Baltimore on the 18th
inst, in the steamer William Jenkins,
for Boston, upon special mission to
the Order in British N, nth America.
This official visitation was authorized
BY the Grand Lodge Of the United
States at its last session with a view to
a closer and more effective admin
sfra'ion of the Order in the British
Provinces. This appointment is by
the Grand Sire, and in bis stead in
consequence Of domestic affliction,
which precludes personal visitation
on his part Mr. Ridgley will doubt
less recrive hospitabls receptions dur
ing his mission.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

BARNuA's Wild ANIMAL Show
Our friend 1t the " Castle +" on Lafay.
cites lower extremely, has our unfei.
gned thanks for one Of the small bills
Of the day. Of Mr.. Phineas T. Bar.
NUNS Baby Show. The character Of
this bsas'ly exhibition may be arrived
ct, from the bill. The first thing that
strikes attention is the following il,
large characters: Display of Hand.
some Infants, as we'll as most extraor.
binary collection Of Twins, Triplets
Quarterns and Fat Babies. with nurs-
-. cradles. etc. )" Mrs. L. N. Fow.
Ter" . strong minded Wench, "will
deliver . lecture. 1.-THE Bearded
Infant y added to The attractions. Also
The Dwarf Lady, and the Mammoth
Girl, not yet II ye.s Of age, beside.
live 0rasg Outang and . pair
Of Living Ostrichcs. What un.
der san, shall CRIME next in Gotham,
y outrage ito low morality?
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

NoT'ce OF ABsExcE.-Tae Mayo,
Of Philadelphia has taken q wise pre-.
caution, deserving Of intimation. The
Ledger says:
The Mayor has issued notice to
all persons about leaving the city with
their families, during the summer, 70.
questing them to secure their property
a. much as possible. and leave infor.
nation Of their departure and respec.
tive place Of residence either with the
Lieu'enent Of the police in the ward
in which they reside, or at the Cente-
raj Office. The request is made in or.
der that the police may seep more
vigilant watch upon the property Of
citizens that has been the case in
many instances heretofore.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

| O. ns South Western II o lat
date. sayA it is highly amusing 70 wit
ness the nanouvres Of the present id
Manifestation in regard to tho Know
Nothing, and to lirten to the desun,
Citations bestowed by them on the new
party. in the hope that by bending
and cringipg to " foreign influence. u
they will be able to secure for the
present administration the votes Of all
newly made naturalized citizens. By
adopting this policy the pseudo.dcm.
ocracy has earned fur itself the appela.
ton Of 1.-THE foreign party" aud to.
day stands arrnyed to do battle against
the native born citizens Of this coun.
try; a. champions Of the strange
creed that in this republic Americans
must succumb to those born in other
lands; that instead of being first, th-
American pust be looked upon rs
The last. in bis own country. Rather
a humilisting position. .l
This course on the part of the Pier.
cites lie It. least singular, as the mem
bers Of that party arrogate to them
selves the title Of democrats, and pre-.
tend to faithfully follow in the foot
steps Of the great apostles and found.
ers Of the party: when it is fact,
which cannot be denied. that for many
years after the organization of the
T"mlnany society-,he original foun-
ders Of American democracy--no one
save q native American could be a
of that order.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27


The CONSUMPTION OF ToBAcco.-
The London Morning Chronicle says
that tobacco il one of the ,.ecessories
Of life in England it is 70 longer a
mere luxury, but enters into consump.
ton among the masses. who are taxed
severly for it. Great Britain levies a
duty Of E4,5OO. 900, or three shiIli.g<
sterling per pound on tobacco, max
ing n tax of nearly Is cents on each
man. woman and child in that king
dom.
Twenty.sight millions Of pounds
are annually consumed in Great Bri.
tian. For manufactured tobacco we
find that Canada is our best customer,
England the next, British American
Comedies the third, Australia the
fourth.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

CoLLEc1ArE.-The Collegiate insti.
tuition at the North are making their
arrangements for their annual com.
mencrments. At preliminary cere-
mony in Yale College on the 18th
inst, the class Grafton was delivered
by ADoLPBes BAILEY, OF Vermillion-
vile, Louisiana. The subject was
american Institutions" and the cor.
respondent of the New York Tribune
speaks Of it as being characterized by
. depth Of thought which is rarely,
met with efforts of the kind.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

ASIsrER's LovE.-Reader, he you
man, woman or child. If you have a
sister, love and cherish her rs the idol
OF your heart. One of the strongest
longings Of our nature has been for the
soothing influences Of a sisters love-
q desire we have never realized. But
we have always looked upon the love
Of a brother and sister as something
to be appreciated.
A sisters influence ia felt even in
manhood's ripper years and the heart
Of him who has grown cold and chill
is filled with pure enjoyment AS some
accident awakrns within him the soft
tones, the glad melodies Of bis sisters
voice. will turn him from purposes
which warped and false philosophy
had reasoned into expediency. aud
even weep for the gentle influences
which moved him to be q better man
than he would have been without that
influence.
Brothers, We conjure you to allow
your hearts to feel a. should, be felt,
the blessings Of q sisters endearirg
smile and love-besming eye. which
sparkles from emotions Of pure feel
ings, uprising from natures fountain.
and let it soften your stein natures.
and develop the rich treasures bid
within you, which only need the warm
sun Of a sisters heart to make them
bud and blossom like a rose
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

The National Democrats, otherwise
yelpt Hard Shells. have resolved up.
on a public meeting at the Metropoii.
tan Hotel, N. Y, on the 9th instant.
The Object no doubt is tc rally the
scattered fragments OF that party pre-.
paratorv to the fail campaign.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

The London Patriot says that reli.
gious newspaper is unknown in Eng.
land. and that in thosr Of a religious
kind, religion must be subordinass.
and scularits reien supreme.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

q At the reeeat nnnieipal. cleo
ton in Alexandra. Legrass ths Know
Nothing candidate, wasslsetsds Mayor.
Two thirds Of the voters Of RsS;ds
Parish are supposed to belong 70 he
nyter3ous ordnr." III
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

~ 1t is not for this journal to af
aliats with either party, but it is oul
private opinion publicly expressed
says the Shreveport Gazette, that the
Democrats arc deluded, in the presen,
crisis. Their visions in the end NAV
b delighted With . return of the good
old time. when they left the battle
field With victorious laurels, but for
the present We think they have found
"Sosman worthy Of their STEEL
Sam has the masses enlisted upon bis
SIDE; he has struck the popular
breeze and If he does not here. a.
elsewhere be hailed victor-then the
prophets are deceived. But believe as
We do. that Sam will come out from
the contest with flying colors, we
would be inseusible to a lofty intrepid
n.y. did We not admire the gallautry
1t tho Democratic party. knowing
- they certainly must, that their
political fortunes will change 10 the
approaching election and seeing de.
feat inevitably before them, yet true
to their cherished principles they mar
shaI themselves in battle array, ready
TOR the fight; and should their old
chip 90 down in the storm of bat.
tie, With the Civilizations of their CD.
ponents. will be mingled their death
shout and battle. cry" Don't give up
the chip"
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

The mob in Clay county, Ind .
which destroyed the embarkment Of
Birch Reservoir, have brought up-
on that region by their act fear.
fnl plague Of maggets. blow flies,
stencil, etc. Good enough for them.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

~ To allow how much will some.
times Be done for nothing, We publish
below the price paid the secretaries Of
The late Democratic Coz veution, for
taking eof tho proceedings without
allowing tie city press to bok at them
sra. The following scrap, is from
the True Delta. The same thing in
substance appeared in other New
Orleans papers. in . party point Of
view: .. 10
u THs OyrroeRs OF THE DrxocRAr.
TO CoSvEr1oN.-Our reporter at the
late Democratic Convention, at Baton
Rouge brgs leave to offer bis thanks
to ths officers Of that body for their
psliteness and attention, and particu
krly TO the gentlemen who 20 ably
6lled tho post Of First and second
Secretaries. and who, Notwithstanding
their arduous labors. requiring undi
vided attention. promptly and cheer.
fully afforded every facility and inf,r
nstion sought BY the members of the
press present.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

The Helena (Ark.) Shield cfSatu.
day last, informs us that some of the
wheat fields in that region have yield.
ed this season as high as 80 busbsl to
the acre,
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

% We learn that tho steamer
LAUREL HIT, hes discontinued her
trips for the present. and will undergo
. thorough course Of repairs. The
steamer Capitol will hereafter carry
the mail.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27
I'm Alufriiafmfnts,

II hes hsen .ntimsted, that, II On oppor.
! funity should orr 70 ,acquise ksewl.
edge 81 the French snd German lansuasea.
BY The regular ps,ssuit q q eazy snd ssm.
ple method, many might - found 10 avail
lhemselves Of il. Such a opportuaitv. Il
b said, now o1esE The ~ ssAa and
says IT, oliee Of The Usiip Ceses win teIl
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

They say Guvazzi is coming over
here next total lecture in the primo pal
cities and towns Of the Union in lid
IT the Know Mornings. The State
Register says that. in his journey
through the Union. Gavuzzi will be
accompanied by an Old aud di.tin.
guirhed member of the American
party, whose name has already occu.
pied an honorable place in the nation.
ri literary world" This probably
means Mr.. c. Edwards Lester. other.
wise known as Helen Dbu.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27
Gbe 1oilq1 Gi1u&t,
BATON RoUGE:::::JUNE, 60 1885.
~ Our attentive Senator in Con.
srsss, the Hon. Joax SLrDslx. has our
sincere thanks for bis marked atten.
ton b. -. k,r repeated ivors.

u The following i the result d
The election for Chief Justice. held on
Monday. in this Parish:
Jas. N. ELAN. received 225 votes :
J. K. ElakE, 1877; E. T. MERsrc, 4s.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

KAUFMAN + GRAY. al
Court Mouse Squs1o-ooS. Of Anofiee
and q. ro1dinanA Streets,
HOUSE, SIGN and ORNAMENTAL PAINTERS.
IL and paper hsngsr.-woud respectfully call
the attention Of the citissns Of Baton ROUGE and
Of the adjacent parishes, that he 70 nov prepared
TO do oil klnds Of work that nay b. entrusted 70
him, and pledges hinsslf 70 give general satisfae.
tion TO those Who will favor him. He hes new on
hand besutifAl assortment Of paper hanging and
and latest fashion psttsrns 81 his shop.
He has engaged competent Werkmen and Win -
ready Of al times 70 attend 70 orders IN bic line.
~ Also 0rsinins, Chasing and 0ildine; imits.
style. - ani1.v
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

~ The municipal elections IN
Philadelphia have resulted in the sue.
cess of the Know Notl'ings, but they
have not elected their candidates by
the large majority an'icpa ed-tbe
North American says the vote was
not a full one, aud that the contest was
not between political parties, and
therefore no test of their relative
strength-tl'ousand Of ci'izens voting
as their personal predictions inclin-
ed them without regard to party.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

The Gar Alexander has caused the
pamphlet, ENTITLED The Last Hours,
and Dying Words Of the Empero-
Nirholas." to he trans lated into sever
raj Oriental languages, and printed IT
the Government press.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

A Wing TRrcK.-JAmEs G. JOKES
Wing United States Senator from
Tennessee, has come out against the
w.Notbings. ANDREW JACKSON
D"NEtsoN, the adopted son of the
old Hero, and lifetime Democrat,
has written letter announcing his de.
termination to support the nominees
of the rev party. Oh, what a n,isera-
bic Wig trick.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

Going Shares IN the Nume Of Need.
We perceive that The Secretary Of a
sacramento Gold and Quicksilver
Mining Company" is Need 4 Co. ,
Let us hope that all The shareholders
will pocket large dividends form the
old proverbs "A friend in Need is q
friend indeed" -.s'.a
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27
Mako it gsmsrally xnsvvms

! b. % estsbliShed n 0aten 1euge. corner Of
North and Main streets, thsse twelve months
past. otssD Corn Nh which b nov furnishing
fresh ground and pure Corn Meal Of such quality
and prices, epIno IT, mind the value Of Corn, %
Having No agents for the sale Of Meal, Oh
persons desiring the sinon pure, viii coafss A..
vor b. seading their orders - NJ store opposite
Harvey House.
June 81. JOSHUA BRAL
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

Speedy Cuso ~ DeNs Hsllsms. :
THE rsixnsd' has remedy for bone
L fellon which u intaliabIs. A islIo.,.
CA y cared IN any staes iE three days
Also, risinsa, BE. sCnquirs of n. TonLix.-
SON, on Third 6teet. E. Bills.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1855-06-27

Hay, CoS.1e Uso1 O1fo.
A LARGE supply IN store and Tor ale
Aby Gans ~ JO>HUA B1AL,
ELOUR.-lo0 Hsn Barrels, Inst r.
i ceived and lor sale Ct ye,uced prices bv
june -, JOSHUA BEAL.
AZ 0reaely 1s6ues1 Prices.
Just received . lot Of Bran, which I
y am selling very low. Gil soon. 20
june %. b ys JOSHUA BEAL.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-04-12

Of tho UniAed States; bat arrival Of tho Ca
hawb2 the brosr OF Eranpe ha been hunted up by the
poiics Of Conchn "a got him
papers Of Fra~sco Essrsupes which record in the
district 81 New Orleans were forgeres predicsed 10
fraud Other testimony Is being sought par
pnse and II be bad will be fabricated order
s,uet plea for his conduct his government and
himself from the awful responsibility Of deaths
Had he listened the ooanse Of his only legal adviser he
would have saved bis from snouny and
country from dishoncr.
EssrAmpes cut OFF the morning Of the 3lst umo
but had the Caha~bs been here with advce from Span
ish minister Washington believe he would have been
alive to-day The insult has been made gross possible
10 the country The reply to the protest is offensive
such paper could be made The sbsardsy Of the
that the only representative that any have in Gu
ba 10 stand cooy by and permit the groest cutrsge
dgntes, and violation Of treaty obligations with the
der Of the citizens Of his couny and objection
be is not clothed With dplomac power scarcely de
serious notice That Concha should have stated
that the protest received (Which conveyed the words
Of instruction received from the Secretary Of State OF the
United Sates and that while be could admit tbs right
the necessity Of the consul 10 make IT, be woad however,
advise the government al Madrid and her Catholic Macs
tvs minister at Washington, that had been made. The
ink Of his official document dry when his orders
issued to the military governor 10 have the proceedings hu
ried forw ard in the OF Erames of the United
States that the execution might be had before opening
Holy Week , and the latter had barely comply with
the of this modcrn Hasnaaaturday morning
DEATH Sunday Concha church. the ghost OF Erampe
in his mind-and the duties Of Holy Week began. II the
people United stand these things they have
nerve enough for anything