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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Alox. X. Holladay-.A noble Letter.

Ia reply to an in ufy addressed him b, lbs
friends Of Tho Al.xand,, ,oorec,;...Av u ;,x,
-" C..,A'.''.t s',"'s'.o's'' 1s"""ay
wa o""s'o'e'"'o' VII" hyhchouts' as u
whether he considered such connection one oi
The sleadins l.ncsD Of Improvement. Hon. A
4. Ho!Ia,lay the Dsmorra,io can,t,s.,. fo,
Rcd ocp,.i,;, ~. y, -.
A7' 'Nsf'A"VN :" 'Ao """"''
Wnt, giving hisieason' therefor lie CONCLUDES
his teller (or an early copy of which wo afa
indebted 10 ths ENERGY f o,,, f,isod shax,
a,dar If IL. rsa.l,,,e..;t,.. ,.a..;.,., :.
=. ~, 49,
'''e 'o'''"'s "'""'y se'''i'"e"s' Ahry VIII nho
heaFly response lioinever man III the district
LIZ, every body !ead. tho sx,,acl:
uavi,,o era,t,, a,sx.,e4 n,,.
~ viii Nm ,.,n,,, ~. =, -. - MS
and saw tb,t .c.ord,n. ~ 80
tho dn,,'.s 81 - ny sipasHaps'oi';
in ll,.,r sss..,,,.t 'hs,,c,.r us'. 'o.h' are
nun .,rai,,...,.;s 1870. ~'.u.,se aaa aa'
m. le,.,sl,,,y, wi, 49, -, So opoN' ~
ha S,a,, -, mo-, n,tl,. fs' '"I '"'ses' o.
10 ,,o Win IN, ,nl.,;aa ~ ns va? no''','s
tho S,a,a =, ANY, a,s. ,b w. q" "pp'uP'.'.so "
w. s"'." a. guy ~o'N, 'ha, qne'Hcl, addresses
NV v,s ,Sf =, H. :" he .s'a.se aa'n9hy !"
la, he SHOULD mn, ne . 2s,,ons ND - P,"is'
.aa' .o s"'aia no. oe Nea'ous ana 'ea'ed pa''i'
"a" ~ b. " "s'ns, any "oH IN wh'ch The State
from the ipfiuenc, Of n,,;s',.s 10 e"'us,'
duies sairly and ;mnar,i in,'' - Pe'''" ms
Tners are are ,n arr !, 0Ihp n ,h;a,.y.
If pnhi. shn,la h IN s''a. eo"',.''ss''"e'
The internal ;mnrousn.,u 70 nua''uv '''ohu OF
!, nav ex,s,s 40 hara ~ 'oa ~ "sln'a, as
v,,.ss GIVEN - ,,, A',o =" a.s1o 10 receive
SION Of wha, NV on;";n " az! "',o"s'os nnp'es,
-, ~;,hhn,!', oru''o's are when wonid oe
,hoss on;nians I'm y. .as' aea'ns. me, II
ana faiIness ,eoa;r' 'o'.F''y un'e,S'o"i' cantor
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
The Discussion In the Glade.

The Junior editor Of the indicator penned a
short paragraph last week in relation To- dis
cnsson in the Glade, between Messrs Koiner
and Hotchkiss. 1t is reported in the North
western portion Of the county that Mr. Koiner
wrote the article. How any one could believe
such report after the notice we kept standing
at the head of our editorial columns for three
weeks we cannot explain. The junior editor
>S.M. Yost) wrote the paragraph. We re-
ceived our information, not from Mr.. Koirer,
but from young friend who was present at the
discussion. That gentleman informed US that
Mr.. Koner was treated by the Know Nothing
audience with great rudeness, and that had it
no, been for the manly and genileInanly inter.
ference of Benz. Estll. Esq, 1t would have
been difficult for Mr. koiner 10 have proceeded
with his speech. A)ter MIR. Estili had appeal
Ell 10 the audience to be governed BY the dc
laies oil common decency and courtesy towards
Mr.. X, then Mr.. lIolclkss did the sane. l.,
was his business, as the person with whum Mr..
Koner was discussing to have used his efforts
nj The hrs indication oil interruption, TO It's sup.
presslon Instead OF that, he remained silent
az we learn, until Mr.. Es,ill who was simply
listener, objected to the ru.eness OF the audi.
ence. We had Hot reference 10 this discussion
IN the paragraph we wrote last week, when we
| promised some future remarks iof MIR. Hotch.
| kiss especial benefit. Mir. Hoichkiss, as we
learn itom reliable authority. has seen fit to
speak disparaeinsly OF The Vndica,or, aed 10
attempt 10 inInre lis circulation, as all un IA pa
per Tor ceneta! reading We purpose, when
we have more leisure than at present. to see
which has the greatest claim In the support OF a
Southern community. the editors Of the Y!nh,.
cater aho have been bnrr:. aud raised in hi.
Valley, and their enterprise, or the Principal OF
Messy Creek Academy, who was born and
,ss'ses. u Northern State, agt his enterprise.
he editors OF this paper, eys iavera5le editorial
notices, encouraged MIR. iiofchkiss's School
We did so, however, under different impression,
a. 10 his merits and qualifications to what W.
now have. We have nothing to fear in a com
parson of claims.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Democrats, ba not Deceived.

Right upon the of the election. and for the pur-
pose Of of securing the votes Of outside wigs the
Richmond Wing contains stirring appeal 10 the old
W. hig party to come up to the support of the Know
Moth lug tiehes. As specimen OF the character Of
the ar. icle we give the following paragraph;
..Thc !, respect Of utter and complete prostra-
ton of the .om,uant party in Virginia is bright and
cheering. TIE whig who hesitates at this time ii
unworthy of tn it tn glory OF the Nm
decisive and earnes effort will crown hopes With
success. Let it be civ 'en!'
Isnot the game clear to democrats? Know Moth
ngism is the means and IL success Of the old wing
party, and the cutter and CO mpete prostraton' of
the democratic party the end Democrats, be not
deceived. Stand firm to your ola .oarty-that party
which has been the salvation OF the country from the
rule of Federalism and Despotism. The Democrat
who hesitates is unworthy the trad tional glo-
ry of his party-unworthy Of the political name he
bears" Stand ''like wall" then.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Examination.

We wrote an article this week charging Nr. Chris
tian with having stated in public discussion that
Henry Clay had pandered to the abolition vote.
That article appeared in about two hundred papers.
Ar. Christian did say. He is reported to have said
that Henry Clay pandered to the FOREIGN vote. As
soon as we learned the error We had made, and he
great injustice We had Internationally done Mr.. c.
we stopped the press so make this explanation We
deeply regret the mistake, and shall endeayor to make
all possible by sending this correction to ev-
cry post Office to which tho false statement has been
mailed.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
A Puff.

Putting, with u.s. goes by favors Tha, is,
we like for ihs favor 10 be towards ourselves.
Now our friend Slerret, the Merchant Tailor.
near The Virginia Hotel, is clever fellow
Every boiy knows that, We have ALWAYS
known il; but we have never aiore had such
convincing, tangible evidence of the .acl as was
giuen Us The other day. The handsomes, sum.
mer cravat, in onf oPlnion, we have seen during
the season, we now own. OF course, ibis puff
explains how we got it-S,errel give it to us ..
Rui this is no. all we have TO say. Serret has
the handsomes, display Of cravals we have no.
tced any where this season. Indeed taking
ont the boats, Stcrrelt can Tim gentleman out
from head TO heal, in The very pink OF the fash.
ion. Hats, caps, collars, shirts. cravats, coats,
vests and pants, are all TO be had there, and ii
any one doubts what we say, lie, him 90 and
see for bimsel.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
nanaocratio Rally.

There will be Democratic Rally at the
Court Hsase Oh "Wednesday night the 23d ms,
Brief speeches will be made by Col. Hartman,
James II. SkIuler, A. Koiner, B. Crawford, S
S Abbey. w. A. Abney, J. A. Harman, g. NJ.
Coeran. jr., w. S. II. Baylor. Geo. Baylor Ja-
cob Baylor, aud others. Let every Democrat
who can be present, be there. We want a
we expect to achieve. We know the true
spirit animaes the noble band Of Augusta DEM
ocrals-lel il break forth on Wednesday night.
thai Thursday the 2alh may find Us newell for
The conAtea. Rally; Heupc'a,sl Rally
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Consistency.

Two years ago. Mr.. Hotchkiss, of the Know
Nothing stump speakers in this county, made speech
in oppositoEo secret societies. and referred to the
Jacobin clubs Of France prove their evil tendency
The burden of his argument then was to convince
his hearers that secret societies should be resisted,
because they might be used as machinery to accom-
plish political objects. He is now sworn member
OF oath bound secret political societya Jacobin
himself. What must We think of such consistency !?
M. koner didn't write this.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
r-r. stuartis National Party.

Nh Stuart iaade wonderful discovery in
his late speech in this place. He discovered
'hai The Knew Nothing pai.y vas national.--
Let Us sac. II Indiana they favor the elevation
oi The Ere, Negro to all the privileges Of cii-
zenship--snd declare they viii fsh' 10 the
katie before another slave Slate shall be- admit.
ted. IN New York, New Hampshire, Connec-
iicn', Ma ssach u,e'is Pennsylvania, and Maine,
they have passed resolutions in favor Of the re.
peal oil the Fugitive Slave Law, The abolition OF
slavery in the Dlsrie, Of Columbia, tho re,es-
tatli>hmer., Of the Missouri restriction, and the
abolition of the inter-save trade between Slaies.
Then speakers and leaders at the Nurlh have
declared eternal hostility 10 slavery. and that,
they will never resl satisfied nnil the power OF
Congress Is bf9ugh 10 operate to It's ssdclFnenl.
This 10 MI. sila,ts .taationan party
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

&Q- Mr.. lmboden stated in his speech the other
night that he would rather the yankees Of the North
would elect a Congress than the naturazee citizens.
No. We believe that the people of the South would
rather trust ten naturazed citizens, than one yam
kee. There has never been instance where the
naturalized citizen has provedfalse to the South.
and there has never been instance where an abo-
ltion yankee has proved true to the South. That's
the difference Of course, Mr.. Imboden is bound to
abuse and distrust the naturazed citizen, and laud
and confde in his yankee party fellow. Mr.. limbo
den says he believes slavery social and political
bessing The yankee says it is social and political
evH Yet Mr.. Imboden and the yankee stand upon
the meplattorml
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Funny.

The conservators of the Religious sentiment in
this county, and the great apostles Of moral reform
the leaders of the Know Nothing party, we are
credbly informed employ the Sabbaths now in the
distribution Of Know Nothing Tickets. Several Of
them attended country church last Sabbath, and
were engaged in circulating tickets all the time-
Truly, there IL promise of great moral millennium,
frosa such r,s,sewcrtt< ~Aayoas sherta.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Mr.. Nc Chegney's Deuaocracy.

Dir. Adam NcChesney, who one Of the Know
Nothing candidates for the Legislature IN Augusta
county is claimed by his party as having heretofore
acted with the Democrats We understand that
Mr.. MeChcsney boosted, in his remarks at Church
Vile, that lie had not cast but one Democratic rote in
Zen ysor.i Surely, he has been . very efficient
Democrat; and .of course, Demoeras will feel great
ly under obligations 70 vote fcr bin psnr9sss
ami lon ses The tick
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Come Out.

we have heard it stated, and have no doub
OF the TACT, that the Know Nothing councils il
ibis county, refuse 10 hold sessions to siAoao "a
biy' (as they would deem it) grant Withdrawals
Such was the case in Greenvill.., as is attesie,
oy the card Of nine respectable men published
~ US To-day. Now, we advise all those W CO
may desire to dissolve .hesy connection with
The order, to do 50 BY public annonncement il
an opportunity is not presented 10 withdraw in
accordance with The prescribed rules. LIZ, the
announcement be made publicly thai their con.
nection Is dissolved, and then vote as bsst suits
;hcm, regardless OF threats, and extra, Judicial
oaths The leaders OF that party dare no,
make any charges before The public auains,
men who NAV thus act. They are afraid to do
SO.
There is nothing binding in The obiis aions
OF the odrr, ii The conditions OF membership
which Induced men 10 j,n. are nu, COMPLIED
with. The most fashionable means ale beino
ernpinyed 10 force men 10 vote for the Know
No'Eiig iicket- means which should OF them,
selves utterly overthrow The oinauiza,,3n. on
account Of their corruption ani ,Ieprsyty. We
tell Democrats and y h,gs who NAV be in The
oider AMI " h0 are ts.ralis Vi eou,iuu out. thai
there Is nothing TO tear by nlan,nil, and boldly
Declaring Their Intention 10 act The pali Of flee
men lii voting NJ obedience 10 the dictates OF
cons euee aHd judgment " here did a md
niSM cabal derive authority 10 imppse obiina.
lions upon men winch cohiiici with their duty
Ia themselves then country and their God B.
They have none aud any man who has been
II. al a, ttpH.. 4
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19

IN In the notice Of the bottle Of Ink len at this
office last week, printed the manufacturers name
"Chas. b. Smith," when II should have been John
3. Smith. Iih address i. FsirRssd RocAbridps
.oantg, va.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Democratic Central Conmittee,

The Democratic Central Committee are re-
Quesled 10 meet al my house on Tuesday night
tho 22d inst. A fall attendance is desired. az
matters Of importance will come before it,.
n. " HARMaN, Pres.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
Tickefs.

Tickets.
Supply yourselves with Tickets. We have On
abundance printed. Lot everr nan bsve Dsrno
crastc tekst N hh hasd
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16

pRAKE-op suud.J syensns, Oct u, JAMES DRAKE aged
o. yeau monh, and Is days.
The ends and relatives Of the family respectfully invited
20 .,nd The funeral from the residence OF bio daughter
ixsbeth Glen, No rs Bowery Tuesday the 18Th INST
Al II o'eloeh A. NJ bis remains will be taken 10 IurJ'o
for fntsrnent
Massschaseits papers please copy
LOwREY-0n Sunday plight. Oct. u, ct Fort Hamilton,
ALLEN GRAHAM LOWREY, eldest con OF John and
Caro- inc g Lowrey In the sd year Of his sss. g.
The relatives respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral this Tuesday, afternoon at 9eloch
from Mercer Presbyterian church, without iof'oei
invitation.
MeGowAN-Aner short Illness JOHN MCGOWAN aged
IS
The epd. Of the family lewise the member Of the T. 5
Lodge free Mssona also Nassau slard j. aeGowsn guard
and Thun. snsYd members Of No Il Engine company
are invited sttend his funeral from his late rem
eenoe No So Mott-st.. Wednesday at O'Clock p.
sIATER-Op Sunday morning, Oct. IA, THOMAS II. BEN
TON son Of John Sarah Ann ster, aged l6 yers
month days after very but short Illness Of three
and.s half hours.
friends and the friends Of the family are respectfully IN
attend his funeral O'Clock Tuesday morning
the 10Th mat from his late resdence, No. 81 Ovlons
SUMMERFIELD-At Havana, Cuba, on Monday, July =
THOMAS sUMMERFIELD, native Of Shropshire, In
gland, IN the SD year Of his age.
sUNMERFIFLD-At Havana Cuba. on Saturday. Sept p
ELLEN, wife Of William summerfeld, native OF fhisde
pbis In The 18th year Of Der
PLladelphia papers please cJpy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16

Simeon Diapers regular semi weekly sale of bonds
and stocks will take place tomorrow, 10th inst, at l2i
o'clock, at the Merchants Exchange.
The business at the Clearing house was 81, ISL 900.
The exports of specie thus far this year. at this port
have been s24 7s4763, against s32, 353393. The de-
crease has been just about made up by the increased
exports fl m Boston.
meeting of the stockholders of the Nicaragua
Transit Company was held at the companys office,
No. Bowling green, at ! o'clock p. NJ. yesterday
The president, Thomas Lord, Esq, made few re-
marks touching the present condition aud future pros
poets Of the company showing that although the gen.
era depression of trade during the past year. and the
opposition Of the Panama railroad company had been
unfavorabe to the compaDys business still, an
nation of the books would show that the investments
Of stockholders had met with success. Mr. Lea the
secretary, then read concise statement Of the COM
panys debts and assets from which it appears that
the total Indebtedness up to the 9th inst Ia part Of
which is for current expenses s25s s5i and the in
veItory Of property belonging to the company e1clu
sive Of the franchise, is 2,7i96si including cash
sets Of over 100000. The inventory includes the fol-
lowing steamers all Of which are constantly engaged
10 the transportation of passengers specie and goods
viz: On the Atlantic coast-the Northern Light,
S!n OF the West, Daniel Webster and Prone
theus. On the Pacific coast-the Brother JON
a,haD, Cor.es, Pacific, and Unce Sam. Lake
steamesLa Virgen, San Carlos Director and Contra
America. River Steamers-Sir Henry Bulser, J. L.
White, II. L. Routh E L. Hunt G. Morgan, j. Og-
den, J. n. Scott Col. Wheeler, J. NJ. Clayton, and
Granada. In addition TO the above the company
owns q number Of lighters, scOws &C., estimated 10
be worth at least $500 The agent of the company
lust returned from Nicaragua made few concise re-
marks relative to the state Of political a. airs in that
country, as bearing on the prospects of the company
The Managers he said, had deemed it their duty to
oppose the designs of Col Kinney, as the charter un-
der which they the company acted came from the
Nicaraguan government and they wished to convince
that government tbs, the adventurous schemes Of the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16

a,s TIE ssy NJ, I'D 70 ssnS ;oe nso os9y.s
sc. ,ss liz, T he soiemsn Of SsDd jay Who h.d
XhS 70 st. and because the witness BY WHO" "e
sse ss. aid th.. the sole suerOn q law b.
tb., the foreman xs "n 90 D.e - better
sos. h. s'aS.y si eoa. ssD discretion in the eour,
rsLstes 20 the defenaAnl e'e, :. ~ 10y. "a "a
,. sSw Il and shorten The pIeeedi'gs hs.e, IT nevery
Of ire s.d sGgnS and them come. 10 solely the question
~. 10 say she indictment rood. With the per
sss. .srney hsee any thing to 60 Without following
e1unssi into submit that have night 20
S,ssee and the court is bound to entertain it.
BVseed for otfsnse that tSey fet tea suostsa
O. should be the rule q the and the cave aud The
defendants therefore, hould not be su. out om jury which
IA the proper mode Of try lns the question. 1850,
The re sad-ReheetDs upon The presented he
has ahmed the statutes and the sufhofes ana VIII now
deei.son being made except can
withdraw the replication or not 49,, a.. ~ c.., w..
The Juose Notwithstanding IS admitted ha hr Ss b we
edebt snOtber county does that 10 the eye o. M
make tbi. and all o:her indictments @und hJ th'' " July
NJ Brady further ebeetedI has never been I'D now eou'
sssse nat S e1us On that point the for defense
The court ,sdAdmitDst that the foreman was not resident,
Nj Brscy rsmsrk-d-suppoe al the body of the grand jury
one Of that body resident has right administer al
The Judge sd that a, the points had been presented the
former The question as % Donredsnce was Io'
attorney now sots The and puts il demurrer
and hold Judge that he bad gbt 70 WlhoFaT the
rcpliestop and interpose a de Durrer .
Mr. Brady said be would 70 withdraw his pee a.
10 ensse and show the interference Of the miyor In the
pEsnc jury room .
stooc, and the notion withdraw plea Denied The ds
frictstotrey then Withdrew ths replication and fled the
Skmuuer NM
The srgums ut the demurrer was then called on Ihe
udge the district attorney merely 70 present MS
points and he would hear fro toe other side
Brady then said thai al the Witnesses In the case might
70 they viii not be required The noneddeoce being ad
EnJtea, ssdnent presented 70 the point Of law
few remarks The judge read an opinion susiDs the
proceedDgs Of the district attorL
The i1dse then opinion 10 Which he hell tha' the
Set of the grand jury residing ont Of tns county
Do not the indctm would Dc inVa1 even
y he whole Of grand resided smother county The
eouuse for defense wished till Wednesday 10 order 10 cons
hst course they would pursue in regard 70 the matter which
granted. . c..n-.u uo.,.,
er. - down for Monday As 70 the former the dis net
attorney sid should be witness and he ssked that M
autps might be substituted him counsel for the prosecu
lion which was acceded by the 1dge Ad Wednes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16
MARRIED..

BALL-HUNTTING-In Southampton, Long lssod on Tues.
day Oct O. by the Rev w. Bentley Of Euenyie Ulster
co1nty n Y. the Rev CHARLES B BALL Of Lee, Mass
10 Mis- SARAH A, daughter Of Edward Hunting Es4, Of
Southampton.
BURLEY-DAlLlBA-In Utics, Wednesday Oct 5, BY
to katherine, daughter Of the late MAJ James DAbs u A.
BURNH AM-CLARK-ln Chicago, H. on Thursday Oct. II
by the Rev. }. Mason Ferns, Mt LOUIS w BURNHAN o.
The Commercial institute, Rockford L. Miss OLIVIA A
CLARK, Palmer, Mas
IOWsy- HOYT-At Manchester VT. on THURSDAY, Oct {,
Mr. GEORGE T. LOWSY Of Nelson, Penn and Miss
MARY J. HOYT Of Manchester W.
CLARK-wILLIAMS-In Ashvie, ChaeAu9ue county, on
TpssSsv Oct 9 by the Rev. Mr.. Bemss HENRY B. CLARK
al Pussii Osweso county 10 ADELAIDE e. dssshteE Of
Daniel Williams, Esq, Of he former place.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-16
T1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE M a. s 'aaSSyoT

i TON Cor BOSTON, PROVIDENCE ~ sAsnfs ~
TAUNTON and inland route, wnny'' a
The new steaIner Pr mouth RoSh, r. ,osnssns -
yANDERBiIT c.pt rsS s..Ss I'd ffS1aoe
the stonington and Providence sS sroeptsd) hen p
Ne. IN R., (fnt wharf above Bstefy sss M rss, sss
ssruinUon Al s:3OPM or On arrival o. "'
leaves Boston At 5:30PN yorh-Non,fsy, " So
The C. vAnDERBILr, nom s sw.Irdsy Thasay -
DAY AID Triday. From s''1iaf'' mo-
Saturday. <,. - s.v. Yorh--f1sstay -
s.y And ssturdsv. From souinson-"'H'~'
Friday a..-s-.s,- s<ocsed hnznedseses, la
s.nIosa g fr on sD.o I'd ,.
d. E1p,ess Meal train reaching said places ns for
s.nee ~ those by other routes, and 70 ~ PssS
early Morning Lines coDnecsns N's nsr enjosns -
no r<efsT II remain on board the nesm !, btouns
rest aos.urbed bresifns desired snS I'd - ILS
ttIe A. a. uain connecting It Pfov,seng' IA
Tsln for Boston Taunton aud New. ,I fSn er~
4 Baggage Hsstsr Accompanies INC ''sSA
sach way. 49,. wsAnesdayS and PnsSsyy<S
nss,sns, Nth he new steamer Eagle Wns .y.sncs q
~ :. herths rste rooms or fasnt, no % y
Do.Is ~ ei:r No. 2Norsh River. O. q shs '""''
esyplsee