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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

NEWSPAPERS ax KAHsAs.-Kansss can
. boast of. q larger number Of Newspapers in
proportion to The population than any State
! in the Union. 1t already contains Eve.
: Thee Herald, pSbIished at Lesvenvorth, the
Pioneer, At !.Kiekspoo, and three At Law.
renee. The Herald Of Freedom, Kansas
Tribune. andFrse State. It 10 reported tina,
another is to be established at Atchison,
Certainly Kansasis no place for the Virgins
Statesman who, "A anked God that there was
no newspaper in his district.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

The liabilities ., not s~s 10 pAais ssAss
ere Sitors-As hing.
Losses adjusted n due-nene.
Losses adj listed and net DUE ems 81 -
l. sees unsdipss asa IN Suspense. watt 80
ssai.s cs.ps.y 80 sssi sssA ss a
pr nting etc.
Agents setsd TO take risk ever sn.se.
he smosnt insured in city village Sspssas
the chsrsessF. material and consrsssa II bSdine he
width Of the suPply o.
partmsnt. and other eIcu snstaDces.
The in blocks Of bulaHg varies: assi0
to limit the lcss By ese Gre. 70 3D 90 81 les.
The act Of ineespe' a'. !. Abe sane hlss !, 5siz
STATE of aanTrosn Cor.,r H.ni.,a I.. 1885,
Personally appeared Thomss Aiesan Sesrstary sfAa
Ena Dsursses Company and MADE csh that the fssessg
stAtsmsat BY him saiscsbed true according HE hssS
HENRY FOWLER Jssies 81 he Psas,
All that property will
tenize the preceding reliable Of this cid tried
ssisy
will The attention insurinG pcbs
frm thsr confidence It, The statement prepared ssy
its eondoa with LEGAL sd sessa
Offices dspesed It's Of that ssd sAasss
ter not he materially affected by the late dsprssn II
The capital
addition the strength Of the
nvsstmebt for the pledge and security Of It's pseies.
The 81
rast is Wssera Branch es aiens In Caessss.
the Of S46 500 O. which he's ssastsS>
ably advance Of the time legally and hes hst suit
litigation. all 81 these facts adsss The
End agents dy demands Of
with prsmptuds - fsverabs aad
- security to all permits.
Jan22-lmd A. G. HALL0CK. Aesnt.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

INDIANA RAILRoADs.-It rather seems
that the resolutions of that Indiana railroad
companies to abolish what they call the
dead'head system were got up to exclude
editors only. The editor of the New Albany
Tribune says that no editor no~ passes over
the Jacksonville road free, but that, to his
knowledge, free passes have been given to
members Of the Indiana Legislature, within
the past few weeks, and also to gentlemen
entirely uneonnec,ed with the Legislature,
the press, or the directory of the road. And
he adds:
The fact that this company has an "axe To
grind" ct Indianapolis thus winter would
willingly explain their readiness to violate
the compact entered into few mOnths since;
il that 10 not the reas0e. we shoald very much
like to know what 10.
A company that thus violates ats own COM
pact must have dishonest purpose to &C.
esmplish. Let ALI the xnbribed, all the hon.
ct members of the Indiana Legislature lock
20 <he matter. We trust they are large
.n3ority.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

MGIG ALnAxAc.-We have received q
esPy Of Greeley's Wing Almanac for 1855,
It 10 useless to recommend this work. Asa
book Of statistics. political data, &C.. this
almanac 10 familiar to at least every pslisi.
clan in the country. They Will be delighted
to hear that the Almsnse for 1855 10 out and
filed - usual with valuable matter. Men
Of oil parties should procure copies. They
will soon be for sale a the book stores.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07
INCREASE OF CASH CAPITAL
TO HALR A MILLION OF DOLLARS.
THE ETNA INSITR ANCE Gl.. HARTFORD. CONN.

HAVING complied with the Law yeguiass Jassyaass
Ii Agencies Of Companies incsrpsrstea etkss ssssss.
passed May 1884, the Ohio ksfes visS
required thereby that State The original
being Sic in the AUDITORS once. 10 full n
and Is published tie esnnvaity he
the Of the letting sDsak
Sor itself. BY STATE AUTHO RITx.
STATEMENT on JANUARY. ls3s.
The Of the Corporation ETSA IspvxAxcn ConPA-
located ~ Bartiori. Conn.,. chartered 1919.
The CAPITAL Fvs Hundred Dollars snd paid
up The AsseB Of the Company are:
Cash on hand in Baak sud IN the bs- d 81 Agents
Real unbered Iss72 eS
72Mortgnee Bonds. and 7psr eentinteress payable
Debu the Company secured ~ Mostsgs... 7.33 ~
R resvable amply and payASls BAAk lo3 SIS %
Bills receivable premium notes n ssi q
9th securIties
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07


IwGepesstnG CorHesposAe mce BevNeem
= RHosessans YSUmY Man .md a Ca . AO-
nsxs. 3 aSay Tsc We: Eax.s.d ::
Religion.
The CatAoaic Telegraph 10 permitted to
pubiish The following letters with the con.
Sent of the young lady interested" The lady
was educated q: an Ursuaine Convent, aud
the msrraigs adjourned by the annexed doc
uments was to have taken place on New
Years Day:
-J December J., 1854.
DEAIEs7 -: The mutual regard
which ain sohspPy to know exists between
~, and the exchange of sacred vows which
I srdently expect will be The result before
long,, gave me courage to consult with you
on subject which is Of the first importan se,
Ind one which my relatives are pressing on
my attention. Amongst the Obstacles to
happiness, there are none 30 likely to intro
dUce discomfort as a want of union in reliei-
Gus sentiments. IF we Offer our deyOtions
al the same alter in religion, 40 we'll as love
you must be aware, dear -, that il will
cement in wonderful degree our hearts
Do you think, then that yoS cosad worship
viii ne in the Presbyterian or any Profess
tant church! In our happy county, all
religions are alike, and your good sense mus'
asssEe you that forms of faith are of small
Importance, provided our lives be vriuous
Moreover, dearest, we must not overlook, in
m. >rraige, tbose less sentimental but more
soli,1 consi6erstiors which have reference "a
the o, 'osperOUs condition of worldly comfor,
and responsibility. There is, as you are
aware, u very deep-rooted sntipathy to the
faith in which, wiihost any fault of yours
you have bee educated and il ould seriously
Interfere with my successful pursuit OF
business, were :! to contract 80 close an in.
timscy with a person protesting Roman
Catholicism. Should you resolve, however,
ss have no doubt you will, to worship the
same God only in another church, We viii,
both acquire a sympathy and regard. the
consequence Of which will be truly desirable
and must be proPitious to our welfare. know
that, in matter like this, you viii wish to
consult your friends, though their consent,
you know, is not at oil imperative; yet, in
order that yon may do 90 with freedom, give
you my full consent TO make known my SEN
timents privately or publicly, as you NAV
think proper. Though you may call this a
business lctter-t 10 so different from our
usual espondence-and laugh at my seri.
business. yet shall expect your answer with
great anxiety. In the meantime nv hear,
is ever yours and your image 10 daguerreotyp
ed upon il indelibly by loves own warm
smiles, and with his fidelity to the original.
Believe me, dearest -, TO be ever yours
In life and death.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

0r.Rush Hail. Fanny Ferns last book.
reached iis fOrtiesh thousand copy before it
had been.eut fifteen days; and it 10 supposed
fhst the sales will reach hundred Aousand
in the FIRST three months.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

OPEN TO TERRE HAUTE

=
ON AND AFTER .WEDNESDAY DECEMBER 9. NSS.
1raiss win ran - fo1ews tsusdsys eseeptsd):l
Loves Ey.ss.ie =. $50 L.sy.s Ter. ss.ss $50 I.
Arn,s a. vhesnnesi21 = Arrive q vin:eaass i3;ss
Arrive q rsrrs Hants 4;as Arrive 1t Evansville
81 Passenger dine ct yineenss.
Passengers BY this 1sr
Ing Tair orthe Tsrys Bauss sd Rchnssd Rsad a. -
At Indianapolis loio A NJ tine vial
trains fellows:
For cnsna,si Viz. L.s,sns:ssrsA route ~ iI:ss A. H.
BeIlefon tzins ro<d sfI2 NJ. =
For Xenia. Dsyter Columbus. zsnesvIs sat Whssliso
I'm n''''' 0sn'''' '''' . * ''''' s. '''.'''
For cA:.s. lss.ssS'rs and Ls:ys' ~ Lss,'' r'sA q
For Louisville Aany and Jeheysssviils ~ ys1sssss
willie road, zsc with srsfss Sor Eadisos Peru.
Passengers will Sod sseaty their sdvantas fer safety
speed certainty - eonzestien tAs
duSfDs preferesee the sss
BY rivers and in early spring win
Comyaniss BY which leaving Ev-
.nsvs in the morning win .frs 81 cinsAas. G.issss
Columbus and Louisville sans day.
The atssto. merchants and osssn sAviss Coed
called this medium 81
.Aon the river Gosds shrred rsn Cinsinn ss
Evansville third day. making the tine IN srssstu
longer avoiding she inssr
yed when shipping By steamer.
Evansville, Dee. 6. 1884 dss7-2
Granville E.aussr and rissennss Gas. ssDy 1n.)
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

0T'The State debt of Indians amounts
10 something ever e7,ooo,ooo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07
DIED

DIED.
Cp Tuesday ct o'clock p. NJ. DAVID LkMUEL infan
o. Lewis Aows. Of this city. aged months and days.
fueral will tais place rssden &c Of Mr.
on First str Get. At O'Clock this afternoon.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

Report u the Engine Committee.
Messrs. Hunnell and Walker, the commit.
tee appointed BY the City Council to visi,
Cincinnati to examine Erie Engines, and
make arrangements for the purchase thereof
for the use of the City. submitted q lengthy
and able report, on MONDAY evening, to the
Council. upon that subject. 1t would sp.
pear from the report itself, that said com.
inittee, had canvasscd the matter very tho.
roughly by actual trial Of several Engines in
Cine innati. and BY consultation with Engi.
neers and Mechanics Of large experience. as
to the qualities, general utility, and economy
of the vario Gus kinds now employed BY the
Fire Department Of that city. The commit.
tee set forth il their report the price and
terms for which Engines of every description
may be purchased, and state as the result Of
their investigation thai theS.eamFre Engines
now in use in Cincinna Il are entitled to de-
cided preference aud recommend the purchase
Of one of that description, as the most judi
cious and economical investmen.. the city can
make in behalf Of its Fire department, and
one which will add far greater efici,.ncy to
the same. than like investment other wise
ppropriated.
We hope as the Engine question is now
fairly before our City Fathers. that some
prompt steps may be taken in the matter.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

INDUSTRIOUS SNAKE, &c.-Messrs. Wells
& Co. have stopped here few days waiting
the disapPearance OF the ice, with their col.
lection Of snakes &C., which they have just
been exhibiting at New Orleans and other
large cities. Among these 10 monstrous
anaconda, which is not only the largest SER
pent in the country, but certainly the most
beautiful specimen of the snake tribe we
ever saw. Our readers may wonder At the
expression "besutiful" in connection with
snakes, but there is really nothing more
beautiful scarcely in the whole animal king
don than this reptile. II 10 very thick and
very loag. and would certainly be an sgly
customer to meet in the jungIes. There is
also large boa constructor, with rattle
snake which rsttles his warnings at . touch
theough the wires. Besides these there are
several other poisonous reptiles from the In.
dies. California, &C., with beavers sad other
saimais. This 10 . rare exhibition Of its
kind. and should be visited BY every body
Crowds Of ladies' have visited it It other pla-
ees, and as their sex il responsible for rep.
tiles having to crawl on the ground instead
Of walking erect, we think the ladies' of Eg-
ansville should see these sPecimeas. They
are exhibiting on Water street, a couple
doors from the Pavilion, and will be here but
few days.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07
MARRIED

MARRIED
Or the 4h inst. by Rev W. F. Mason. MT. JOHN GAR
MEX, Of Lswrsnceville. ILL.,. to Miss MARY CATHERINE
BUTLER ofthis city.
ON Saturday. February 81 By Rev Joseph Wheeler,
Mr.; JOHN WHITE. Esq. to Mrs. NARY ElDRED, ali
OF this city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

WOOD AND WILLOW WARE. ETC.
xOEC Cuba C ncinnati larse lot Of
and Groceries &C.. consisting in part VI
5 dos Buckets; doI Cedar Fossets
nests TUBS; gross Matches;
dos Churns; 2doi r. Pins and Msshers;
DO w ard; do Mats. assd;
do Tar Cans; do bowls;
" do Broons; do Half Bush Messures:
40 Brushes; do Sugar Buckets,
90 Selves; ] do MoP-sricKs;
DO Market Baskets do Kselers.
3nesn DO do; ! do Ladies; with lot OF bed
CORDS hemp and cotton twine candle wick
Having purchased sxclusively for d pped
regns enabled sell cheap II not cheaper than
any house eash We always
pared 10 deliver all We sell. IL desired.
feb7 vICYrDy
SPJCE6. 80 doz ass'd Spices;
- boxes Starch; - q. d. Caps:
Is do Soap Candles; 3Hf-chests Tea;
Is do Tobacco Cisars; 800 lbs Saieratus:
2bbls Cider Vinegar. fet7 J.w. l. s. vICEERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07
nav STYLE OF PAINTING.

" HAMMERS would respectfully announee 70 the
w citizens Of Evassvilie vicinity
msn~nty located in Evansville ant VIM int oduce
style commonly known FRESCO-PAINTIN6, in all lis
branches has had long experience In his profession the
decoration Of Walls Ceilings OF Public Buildings.
most perfect satisfaction all may desire
Fancy Letri and Sign Painting done shortest
4ice. Persns erecting buildings
give Mr.. r. trial in his He may for
the present Apollo Hail. at Kappers On Main
the Canal fab7-H
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-02-07

Observation-Disclosures
NIOT1CE hereby given. that the undeFsnea hse been
pointed Administrator Of Benz Linton.
late county deeasd Said s.srte surpos-
ed 20 be insolvent. jauzs-3v THOS. NAGEE, Admr
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-10-16

Samos Of Liectcnaits, one on Tie etfed st Inc
other en- furloush.
This table exhibits singular state OF things The
rnt;rrd and furlouchcd officers have been unemploy-
ell takiur the average, le.s Than nne-ti!.h Of their
vloI, tiu in the service, while one of the Captains
ON the Board has been doing nothing more than halt
uuc.;rI nf ti-rs. Ii industry he n test Of eihrlel
cy the injured men would seem 10 have the aivhn-
tnrr Acnn, taking tho average q! the tune ~ the
.rrvica md time unemployed of the Whole Board
and we find that the members nj il have been doug
n3tI:pr about or..third OF their time, while theIr
victim. kutc su at royH four-tths Of theirs Here
a1al thy sufferers have been the most servIceablc 10
tho country. Ii il be said, that taking the average
il ur;air to the Board because Of the different
then take the Lieutenants only on the Doarl' ah1
cou,pare them with the condemned Lieutenant'' ana
sill the latter have The advantage. The i-ieuenh''s
on the Board have been idle one-tourih OF thelr tihe'
those of the Board only one fifty. 80 tha'' "hGI'
over way we look it, better, and more scrFiceaoe
officers have been retired md turouSheu, 'ha' "ooc
who sat in secret Judgment on them. W.
Bu; Mcssrs. Editors 1re all III the da'h' W.
do not know why the officers on the retired ana iIr
Tough lists have been put there. IL is Iue 70 .,e
BOARD it is due TO the government II ID dne 10 lhe
ountrv and most of all, it is due 10 them VINO are
rho ,ntfartr. tba, we should be allowed TO know why
tbey were put there. Ii the court kept lourna ol
thc;r nroceedinrs they and all should demaod Inc
nnhIcation of t. As things stand now, | Tor one
ppould rather be among the retired officers, than 10
ls one of the Board. Everything bad may DO SAID
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RICHMOND ENaUlREH'
rrs,,,T,"u rrm,TculE. PRYOR Il prNNA(AN''
Il, y L " :

y EN- .,l - tha
p.- s,ycu dollars per s'''"';', ;s IN ,h'' " ,mo ,m.
" NHiE w.. !; ,skcn for "sn1I'rs per'ou sm, @ snS
r,s Fer Hs .> rcrh. payable III advance 90 &c Ya,a
a:es dollars '' ,.,i bv mail, postpaid '' 'H 'oN"''
' me SoSr Sa . published every weanG:Ssy :: Y
TIE WeesE cr tt,,n ir"d IN advance Or ,or y
.no.n,n- " = t r,. made n advance. utHus,,0h H
wen paym'" yr - 10 ;ol'owi!E ratio: for $40 SIX
so.rs Q! the N'." IN ;wrn;y copies and so on In
,hr same propSSIrE%SW;;. or ADVERTISING.
,-..W.gktr and The WhEkLT-fet S IkS
Is TIE SE:in.sr.a srvcnty;ivc cents; for each suo
.rIaes Dry FxSv,Rrn-For TEN hines OF less hrst
~ .', nv cents ami every succeeding insertion wen.
ore. esn:. Ii inserted week, twice week, or
-. ,,. week thirty seven and hall cents tor each
.,s,rioi, after TIE hrst.
r.as advertisers are charged fifty dollars for TWELVE
ard in that proportion for advertisements o' greater
except Lottery Vendors and Auc,ioneers, who are
- .ei slUo. (paper included
~ Ali Obituaries and Tributes OF Rcspcct exceeuhiS
.rrsr .:acs are charged for advertisements. , ,
,acrs from distance must DO accompanied WIN inc
ply or satisfactory references TO insure execution
~, All dues this Office may be rcnit'ed per ilta, III
sal svsablc Bank notes, at the risk oi inc hui'o's.
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CHEERING TIDINGS FROM NORFOLK.
EnDrnI nct IN - r

Messrs. Editors:-I am again enabled To cornniWnI.
cnte the gratifying intelligence that not hrw 80"
OF fever has come to M knowledge since !',
wrote.
regret to state that Mr.. John G. Culicy did To-
,iny which is the only death have hcnrd Of. He
f. has been dcspaircd of for several days past.
SO far as can ascertain those that SICK MI
doing well. Mr.. VIM. Hawkins is convalcsccn'. Or.
Wright continues TO improve, rs also Mr.. Gc"Fs"
Jennings.
The weather to-day is quite warm, and think Il
there material in town, the disease would :nnbD
itself manifest i'll many
4 large number of the citizens ot Norfolk who a:'
stopping in the vicinity Of the city, 10 town d.
ring the day and 60 back to the country ut night
This il quite right think Cor the night mir Is certain
~ poisonous still, and will continue 50 loT -"inc tim"
10 come or least until we havo three "r four heavy
frosts-and perhaps until we have freeze.
NORFOLK, Oct. lip. 81.
Dear Eyprcs-:-I regret 10 Inform you ilIr 'ii:.
II II communicate the cheering intelligence. ih,-
evening that have been sending Tor r"HrEhi 'la't
pnst The warm weather ot yesterday ani 10 I'd.
has evidently favored the fever, and. n II rn.,c.
nueuce hear oi several new cl.cs. Among Others,
hear of Ann Bourne, on Buggs Point; q boy b" ih"
name of Hopkins. residing on Loyh.!s l.fIo; SCI.
vant "f Mr.. liosIcr; aud two other. nj TIE AlGi'
House.
Another son OF the late John q. Col'-y, henr, ),
very low asccrninci this morning, also, that NJ
George w. Eiutnrd OF IN, firm OF Bufprt X g."
was very low, AMI not expected To live. lie i AT
present sulUurnug h'ul one iniIr NDHl N"ii'ir hh
f.rrn owned by Mr.. VIM. Ward his mother nj -
sick, and his uncle taken yesterday with all ihn
symptoms of the fever.
Mr. Joseph Wlii"rson residing on QIe"n street. l..
very low with the fever.
This morning German Jew, by name "i Stga'
who occupied the basement o: houss belonging
Mr.. Joseph Calls, corner Of Church md Charlotte
streets found sitting a sofa quite dead. liD"
long he had been dead could not be nscer;a!u"f, a:
he was living alone at the tilne his wife md daugh
ter having been absent from HON. several dnys.
son of Mr.. Robert losier died las: night These ~,
the only deaths that have come to ny knowledge TO
day.
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THE WilEELEE SLANE CASE.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. l2ih-Jud.c Kane irl!vr!
ed opinion this morning, adverse 10 ID" rrcrp'o.
OF the petition of Jane Johnson. to quaslI tho VII vi
habcas corpus in the Of Passmorc Williamson,
pronouuciIg her to have status III the Court and
the matter being entirely Yithuu. lis jurisdiction.
Tho opinion Ol the court il very elaborate, r"Et''
in, The whole and r'-atrmng the former "Iii'
ION. IL is asserted that IN. law of nations guaranteed
the RI ht Of transit o slaves and every other spc"iv:
Of property, through territory where slavery IVES "ot
recognised. Ii the contrary principle WAS SANCTIONED
the time nigh, when the cotton of Louisiana.
the rice of Carolina, and the rum Of New Eng!anl
would be restricted from transportation without hc
bounds OF the States producing them. He maintain.
ed that the Federal Constitution recognized slaves III
property, and up to 1880 existed III the thirteen ot.'
sinal States. The naid Wiams"n's duty, ,hrl
now was TO produce Jane Johnson and her chi.dr'h
Ii the petitioner led Ia abide the action o tho
Court, she would have the right TO be heard but De.
ing without its jurisdiction. the records OF tho Court
cannot be opened for stranger.
On the conclusion Of the reading oi the opinion o.
the Court. John Cadwalader, a member Of the hsr.
not engaged in the case. in order to remove tal3c
impression from the public mind, said that from h.s
recollection Of the circumstances attending tbs com
mitinent Of Passmore Williamson, for contempt, NJ"
proposition made To nmen the return tn the writ
when Judge Kane replied: IL will not receive na
amcndmcn, now, but will be prepared to receive il
when the record has been completed. No such no
ton subsequently made, and the public 'inprcG.
sion that permission 10 amend was refused Il n" SaG
ranted by the facts.
Judge Kane replied that the recollection OF VI: (.
was correct He had been prepared to receive sup
Elementary return from tho counsel, but none had
been offered.
Mr.. Cadwalader suggested that addition be G'..s
To the opinion of the Court, embracing the r"in3r't
of member OF the bar engaged in the case. h'.4
the reply ot the Judge. lie WAS induced To make the
suggestion by the best feeling towards WORTHY bC'
mistaken man, hoping TINT II might lead To- The "io'
ton OF a course that will end in his liberation.
Th,. iuI~ ed tn he of l.