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Ildian Var in EebrssLa---The Militia Or
dcredOut


dcred Gut.
The Nj-rs.iaa Of the Isl inst. published. in
Omaha CITY, the new seat Of government OF Ne
l-zssa- Is ii.sd with articles oi decidedly war-
Ike ehaTacteT- The GovsTuor Of the Territory
Is callei out portion OF the volunteers of the
tITst Brigade and the whole Territory seems to
ae excited and alarmed
lie immediate CarSe of these military move
mats was the murder OF GEORGE DEHAEEE and
'iczSoN PORTER AMI the inlictins Of I severe
E51Ui upon the person Of Mrs. PORTER. near
f'1tenellc by a baHi Of Sioux Indians. This oc-
cured on the Doth ut and the Nl5rGSSiqH gives
u account OF 1t, on the authority of Mrs Porter
HE substance OF this IS that Demaree and Por-
{. Z. went 10 Bell Creek about four miles from
ill.eleiie TO Wide Prairie and PoTters W lie
seq, along to cook for them They weIe sur
t'lsed and both Of the men killed Mrs Porter
-'52Tei- she hardly knew how.
lI-oFnatIou Of this ofiair was Immediately
..lnlu'Hcatet TO Gov lizard. by committee OF
N-Aeiis appointed for the purpose aud the Gov
s-IoL 4 hTthwith issued orders TO Gen Thayer. OF
.-e iTst Brigade Nebraska Militia recurring him
'1lSe volunteer company OF forty effective
n ID addition To the First Company of Ne
.s-,As t,s Volunteers 10 take 4 position at some
see point near E5ntenelle. in Dodge county,
P.y,eeI the lives and property of the settlers
-. N4eI 'is,SSI SIeSSIGEl until relieved by an aGe-
lie toTce OF the United States troOpS.
I-e citizens Of Omaha CItv. and other noints
"Ach The news soon spread. Immediately vol
1.eG lReiT services and a company of men
.---Td and IN wagons aud equipped as well as
,aIceS permitted Were soon under way 70
.e'eie- II Is said not 70 be the intention 10
80 80 he Indians but 10 act on the defensive
,E'S,l0I =. izaTd has communicated the facts to
Io'eInmeut, and It Is expected that an ade-
-. a--'aTy force VIII be al once ordered to the
- - = mayer returned to Omaha CITY. irou
-; E on the ID Of August and reported tha.
h. --.eeTS were stationed at FOntenelle lOI
-. t-e>eh' and were constantly on the alert
80 'neF military post would he Immediately
Ee:.-s-ec At lekarnah, with the intention oi
-rts Up constant communication from that
- '''e mouth Of Horn river, thus guarding
--.'g iIontIer- The Omaha Indians have al
49, - 20 % Cooperate with the NebraskianS II
-I-S 'ae iroatieI-th!nkinz this doubtless. I
$50. tS5 s,ol opportunity 10 ayenge themselves OF
-'tieL' eneLny-the Sioux.
Fa-,E sane paper contains an account OF the
7E.s u y LOGAN FCSTENEI.LE, Chief OF Il On
al I'- AeFce encounter with the LaneTie Siou,
b-s.I - y, o'ler tribes FoNTEyELLE WAS hal
tss - 81 an educated Indian described as per
Hs 54i.-e'han OF pleasing and refined manners
Eris..-t',T4as was brought 10 Omaha City, and th,
'uIial service read at his funeral
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
llain Shaking

At the convention of the Amercau partv which
nominated ALLEN IEI'if.I.E tor Governor OF Ohio.
Hon VIM Stauherry being called on To- address
the Convention, appeared aud spoke as follows:
'Nir StanberTy sand he did not come up t. ma ke
speech He was sicl, OF political harTansues-
OF candidates going through the country living 10
the people that they may get possession oi office
lie hoped that the Convention would select man
as i candidate whose virtues and patriotism would
recommend him to the people. He had come up
10 help to rescue ms almost native State from a
disgrace lApplau~e It was long time since
ne bad attended political convention. but he had
been aroused. aud had lett his home TO attend 10
hIs country during the present crisis. Cries OF
good
OF late patriotism seeneI TO consist in abusing
the South His opIEios was that patriotism con
sisted OF a love OF country, the whole country
Applause The speaker proceeded 10 speak OF
slavery II It Is an evil the South alone suffers
He urged that At present slavery was beneficial
10 the North, because it TrOfitted by the labor Of
the slaves lie referred : o the exports OF the
South, fully twO-thiTdS OF the whole country and
its immense patronage of Nortrern labor. and al
iUdIns to the various abolition cxcitenents con-
tended that the South bad inst cause 10 complain
OF tine North lie showed the disastrous effect of
the abolition Of slavery in the West Indies and
elsewhere and conteEded that abolition OF slave
ry would prove ruiu0Js 20 the South. Therefore
Il was not astonishing that the South stood in It's
own defence Tor II slavery was abolished. the
blacks would cat the tuTuatS OF the whites /; their
own were not severed, laughter lie contend
Ell that the aboiiiouiSts sought bat one thing and
that was jisuuoH.
When they talked otherwise they spoke as
hypocrItes. lie spoke OF the Missouri Compro-
mise which he personally knew was solemn
compact not 10 be rujeiy violated, and said. that
II Kansas become a slave State. 1t would be
through the iauatieism OF the abcitionists. who
would arouse the south TO strenuous action. Al
ter some amusing illusions 20 the present state of
affairs IN Kansas he said the views he expressed
were his OWN aud the only compensation he could
give the convention or listening T. them was that
he lai spoken the tIuth- He was !re4ucutly ap-
plaudej Cfa. Tines.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
we think we are Justified in Say

0- Ihaf 1o ottey Piki, Or Tensolyfor
LiCer Compliant. las gained. 50 deserr-
oiiy, the reI.uiaiion now enjoyed by Dr. AIIANE's
Celebrated Liver Pills Is an evidence that they
will cure, read the following certificate from
lady residing in our own city.
NEw YoEK, January ., 1852.
This is To certify that l had tue liver complaint
for SIX years, and sever could get any medicine
TO help mc until ] commenced using Dr.. NJ Lanes
Celebrated Liver Pills. car now say TO the pub
lie that they have completely cured me, aud -
hereby recommend them 10 all persons afflicted
with diseased liver Taey ,rH c'eye. Tiy fLea,.
MARIA EVANS No 90 Lewis st.
T. $ the above valuable remedy, also DR..
NJ lanes Celebrated Verniiuge, can now be had
at all respectable Drug Stores in tins city
Gg- Purchasers viii please lie careful 10 ask
for, ard take none but Dr. II Lanes Liver Pills.
There are other Pills. purporting to be Liver Pills
now before the public
Sold in Washington, by MrcHEI * FosrER,
and Dr. g. T. JErr.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
-, IL -, -
" IT T = Y IllllI-7 q
The Early Selection of the Railroad 1s,5s

The following letters contain ini.rest;,.., #
nation ior the People 1t 1-vil be seen by them
that the eoveTnoT has lost no time In reauestina
OF the Commissioner Of the General Land Of;..f
the early selection OF the railroad lands. In orIcr
that those belonging TO the General C,c,erp,r.,,,
misht be thrown INTO market ard that the co,n.
missioner promises immediate compliance
GENERAL LsVD OFFicr.
August IIth, 1855.
To HIS EreslleRcy Eiias " Coassav.
G0reg1,or q -lrsGnsqs, at Lite Rort
SIR have the honor to ackuovvledse tho ,e-
ceipt OF yOHr communication Of the 30tl, uItir,.o
with the certified map OF the definite location t
the Cairo and Fulton railroad in ATk7ns.s- ami
IN reply have to state, that no time will he lost in
laying down the route aid the lateral limits up
on tine pats Ii this office aud making tb.. Isfs ii
the lands accruins TO the State within the six mile
limits, preparatory 10 the action of the uropeTI,
authorized agent Of the State 10 select within The
fifteen miles limits, in lieu OF lands sold and dis
posed OF according to law, and completing the
adjustment OF .he grant
am, very respectfully. youT ob't serv't
IHOS 4. HENDRICKS. Com.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

! respectfully. FotIT ob' { serv't
IHOS- A. HENDRICKS. Con,
GENARAL LAND Orr1cE.

- August 4Jtn, 1870 !
To HIS Ereelis5lrg, Elias " Cosarqg.
GoreTItoT Of -3ysalisQs, at Little fco-t
SIR-l have the honor to acknowledge The re-
ceIpt OF your communication o the Ist inst trans
uniting the rnaPOi the Little Rock ann Fort Smith
branch o: the Cairo and Fulton railroad exhibit
ing the route definitely es abshef by an act Of
the General Assembly Of the State OF Arkansas.
approved 10th January, 1888, duly certified under
the seal Of the State, and requesting that the la!s
granted TO aid in the construction. OF said branch
road under the act of Congress OF 9th February.
1853, may be designated as early as practicable.
In reply | have TO state that nc time will be
lost IN laying down the route aud the lateral linn
Its on the plats in this Office and preparing the
lists of the lands within the six mile limits accru-
ing to the State preparatory tO the selection by
the properly authorised agent Of the State. OF
lands within the fifteen mile limits in lieu of
lands sold or otherwise disposed OF as provided by
law.
am, very respectfully voUr OBJ serv't
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
N0Efccs NOtfCcys

CTRAlED from the under
- signed, some three or tour E
weeks ago. one brown or bay a, EENA
MULE. with small bell ON Sz SfANi
raW-hidc collar, some saddle AGa,
marks works well. Also -A--'
bright sorrel horse, FIVE or six years old, some
white on one hind foot, not renemb bered which;
a small graylsh spot on side OF his forehead,
a small portion OF his white, just behind
where the collar works: also some saddle marks
\ liberal reward will be given for the apprehei.-
sion OF the same, that | may get them
&. a. WRIGHT.
h'07ntiG, ILc0s. ing. Gth, 1885. 33-3w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

HEEE IT Is.-'fhe National Era the organ of
the Abolition party published at Washington.
contains the loics, iug language:
We are truly graliiied that the President has
determined To- remove Johnson and Elmore -
Tins action oi the President Mil weaken the
abominable Slavery and Know Nothing influence.
50 powerful ln Kansas, pianSi and uurtured by
these men.
What do >rdthrTn Louisiana Dem
CcEats-thIuE OF this Now we regret this We
Were Iu hopes tne admIuis ration of Gen. Pierce
would be- brilliant one. foT we have believed
Gen. Pierce was au honest man. but such decIar-
atluus as these coming from the quarter they do.
has destroyed our confidence in the Adrninistra-
ton. y o. CTeSreH
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
= O { i G c.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that at the
expiration OF six weeks from the first publi-
cation oi this notice, an application will be made
to -Ae Commissioner of Pensions for duplicate
Of LAM Warrant, No 57075. of so acres, issued
;nder the Act of September 2S, $780, to MARY
BARNES, widow OF Joshua Barnes, late a private
ol Capt 1ate,s company OF Tennessee Militia in
the WarofiS12. The said original Warrant hav-
iHg been destroyed by fire at Murfreesboro Ark,
on the I3ih February. 1855.
a. b. WILLIAMS, Atty
for MARY BARNES.
July l,Lh, 1sJj 29-Gw.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
Ma REkTED,

On the "a inst. in Montgomery county, AK.
Sir TuoNAs FAKu, TO Mrs CLEsIANrINE Can
Roll.
Love that ofeveTy wonan's heart
VIII have the whole aud not a part
Thdt Is 10 her IN natures plan.
More than ambition Is 10 man
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

Coon ASD TEUE-The following toast was
Tead at a celebration Of the 79th anniversary Of
our National Independence. at the Fayette Sp;ingS
IN Pennsylvania ~Our Bleeding Country May
She never be Pierced again.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
am, very respectfully vOur Ob't serv't.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS. Com.
CENTRAL LAND OFFICE. /

GENEf-AL LAND OFEICE.
August 18th, 1853
To HIS EroetieIey. EliGS " Coarrzy.
toreT5I0T of .4ykaaaIs, at Litte BOX
SIH-l have TO acknowledge the receipt of your
communication OF the 81 inst together with the
certified map cf the definite location Oft eastern
OF Little Rock and Memphis branch Of the Cairo
and Fulton railroad in Arkansas, which has been
placed on file in this Office for immediate action
am, very respectfully. Your ob-t serv-t
THOS. 4. HENDRICKS. Com.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

ir9yrs exasperates fools defects cowar,ls
ats %. 'ae faculties OF the wise and ingenious
ssIn ni.leSt To the necessity OF trying their
J.,.r,o,-e We ne oPgleEt. and makes the idle in
sf,y - :, Much may be seid in favor OF adyer-
VI 'ae worst OF II Is, il has no friends.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
OZAN ACADEMY.

TT,HE rext session of the Ozan Academy viii
i commence en- the 10th of September
TUITION
Reading, Writing. and. Spelling, SI2 30
English Grammar, Geography, Pai!oso-
lb1- 49, - ID bt
No deduction Tor ahSence except in case OF
sickness ROB'T. d MITCHELL.
September 3rd 1885 3t-2w.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
SOUTHERN STAGE LINE,
From Washington, Arkss,
80 GE,-DUoDnrsf -

Il WIS line runs regularly three times week.
i connecting at Washington with the CiaTbs-
vile, Texas and Little Rock Stages
Leaves Washington, Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at O'Clock, A NJ and arrives at
Shreveport next days at p NJ.
This line also connects ~ith the Monroe and
Natchez line, at Sentelfs store and with the lines
70 Marshal, Jefferson. Henderson, Tyler and Ma
cosdOcEeS, Texas, and the line 10 Alexandria. La
at Shreveport.
Fare to Shreveport t-.-...SIO.
J. 5. GIBSON.
Proprietor.
Sef'e1,5ey 9TH, 1855 36-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
EhTesIsing Machines
EhresbinS Machines
u II L 4 II + i rs
MANUFACTURED BY
B. F. RENFRO g. CO.,
IY0ShiRgfou. AykansaS.
TESTIMONIALS

CoLUNEIA Co. Ask.
JlHe 2Stk. 1853
hereby certify that have a Wheat Fan and
lhfe>hlng Machine made by b. T. RENrn.a x Co
Washington Ark and that | can Thresh and
clean i"o hundred bushels day with two horses.
JAMES HENRY.
W whose names appear below, hereby certify
that we have witnessed the performance of MI.
james Henry's Fan and Threshing Machine and
that they viii Thresh and clean two hundred
o"sheis a day i. H. LIGHTFQOT.
JACOB SHOOK.
J.. II. RILEY.
NAI b. JONES
June y. lSJJ 9c-
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

KosSuth says ne only took with hiin. when he
lett the United States, eleven hundred dollars
sum less than he had when he arrived
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

j \ retiring from The business of BrLLER & SrU.
1 AEr. I teLder my thanks for the liberal share
of patronage bestowed upon the firm, and respect
iu'ly solicit continuance of the same for 4. T.
bELLEE, who continues the business on his own
account. r. C. STUART
Washington, HQrch IN. 1855. 1l-tf.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

LarIIv LII',n c,,.e and mirth create beauty. One can
80. li',ive l,oISeive person unhardso1ne. who pos
''7 neaiii and c6ecrflllrcrs
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
saIe orsec. rG. &c. 5. n. aGrv.

sale of Sec. EG, z. II, :. R. 2GvV.
AlSo-Scefi0n l6 IA r. II, ils'R. 25 II.
\ COMPLIANCE with petitions presented to
= me by a majority OF the house-hcIers in said
townships IN accordance with law. will Offer
Tor Sale to the highest bidder, at the Court-hpuse
'ooT. IN the Town OF Washington, Hampstead
county. Arkansas on Sayur.i0g ~ 3o,5 i,y,,,.r
Se0tes'der '3rJf in lots or tracts of Forty acrcs
each tue whole of Section l6. is Totrashi1 . 5
,i hdaSe 20 Iiesf- 0a@ StrfioIs 6, 10 Ioscslsifs
$ ua Range - Iic>f.
SaId Lands viii not be sold tora less price than
two dollars per acre
IEHuS-The land Yill.be sold on credit Of
hVe years with eight per cent interest. PAYABLE
semi-annualiy in advance-b0uds with approved
security viii be required Of the purchasers
DANL L. WILLIAMS. Comm
School Commissioner.
|W.F WI. l~Ff
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
p Notice. e

: AFING purchased the interest of R e. Srr-
IL ART. In the late firm OF Belcr & Stuart in
Tend continuing the business on my own account
and respectfully solicit continuance of the lbcr-
al patronage bestowed upon the firm.
y. L. BELLER
MoyA IN, 1885.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
EpE S s Cd ElJV ON,

FE'HE firm of BELLER * STUART, is this
! day dissolved by mutual consent A. L
BElLrE is ltly authorized to close up the busi-
ness and rs IS DESTROYS that il should be done as
soon rs practicable. those indebted are respectful
y requested to come forward and make settle.
mcHt y. L. BELLER.
II c. STUART,
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
Dry and Fancy Goods,
GEE @H HMm N@e

ARis and Caps, Bsois c,,d Shocs; Hardtcare.
IRON. NAILS. SADDLERY. .oITFENSW.RE
B.7GEING and ROPE.
ALSO, fine, fresh lot of Groceries.
Such as Coffee, Sugar, Molasses Cheese. Crack
ers- Candics, Tea Spices, Brandy. Whiskey,
Wines, Soda, Saleratus, Copperas, Madder, Indi-
60 &c &c, together with every article usually
found in Stores suited 10 the wants of the country,
which he offers to the public as low as can be
purchased at any regular House; and he hopes bv
attention and punctuaiity in business, TO merit and
receive q liberal share of patronage.
J! stiVsigH, Iay /, 1853. IS-tC
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
WASHINGTON FEMALE

s. EG EM "a IA "a EG
fHE Scholastic year viii cosnner,ce on the
i first Monday in October, 1853. and close
the Thursday before the third Sabbath in July
following.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
GOODS! NEW eooDs!,

Di FTD BLOCK
JUST receiving Via Camden) and is noty
opeuIug 4 LARGE and SPLENDID AS
SOBFMENT OF GOODS, which will be materi-
ally augmented by shipments up Red River so
soou os navigation opens
Among his Stock may be found fine assort-
meut of
Dry and Fancy Goods,
CONSISTING ~ PART OF
I/11'ts, DoHleStics, LoacelkS. hcrSeys,
Ll'tSC5S, FIaR1lolS, blankets, Sotisaets,
Jca12S, CaSsinzoreS, Cdn,6rics, Printed
L0lc7S, BayegeS, Ginghons, Jac-
oaefS, S1ciSs CaoSS lard. lIuli
05d Book MuSLinS, Tart
TINS, o,id q large rariety Of
FANCY .fRTTCLES.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
EO Bank EeGfsforSs

7 VIE undersigned have on hand some State
4 Bonds, for sale, Tor cash or on credit, on
terms and in amounts to suIt purchasers having
fractional sums 10 pay either of the Banks of this
State. WATKINS & GALLAGHER
Litiie E5cs, Aug. S, 1855. 32-6m
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
&. s e. EE. EEinswor4Fsy,

HAVING ERECTED Iarre and corrra5.I,,n.
Il Sheds and Warehouses. al the unper r,aI-
lng (known as Browns laudingl ON Little River.
are prepared to STORE FREIGHT lor ship
nient, OF to be forwarded to the Interior and win
keep constantly on hand at the warehouse. q
general assortment OF Groceries. which they Will
sell low for cash.
Special atteu'ion viii also be given TO cousi-l.-
ments made IN u.s. for sale.
Serier Co .8il's, Jan. H. 1853. 5-;L
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
Tnc Terms.

& Etc n cTsRlS.
ror session of twenty-one weeks nav,rIa
quarterly IN advance, are as follows:
Tuition in AlphabetIc Department SIS oo
Tuition IN Academic Department 2n o0
Incidental expenses. es. on
AlusIc-Piano or Guitar, each...... 80 90
Ancient OF Modern Languages, each. IL 90
NJ Sl""Il2 ana raining. -:.-...-... j 90
Worsted-woTk and French E;nbroiderv.. 10 90
Board including washing. 6lc........ 50 90
No deduction for absence, except in cases of
protTacted illness.
ihe principal having undertaken TO establish
IN NashnSton,-proverbial for its heathhllne>s
and the Intelligence and refinement OF It's inhabit-
antS--a High School tor Young ladies i'm " hirb
they may receive a thorough refined and noliSbed
educatoE.-pledges himself that nothing shall be
wanting on his part to render the Seminary
worthy of general patronage and the confidence
OF the community.
None but able and accomplished assistants viii
be employed
Having devoted his life TO the cause Of cgInra
iion and with an eXperienc Of twelve wear. il,
the art OF teaching he hopes bv unremiftinr as
sIdmty and attention to his profession to build up
and establish on permanent basis an Institution.
second to none ia the South west
L. j. JOYNER
Washington .4as %, 1888. 3l-tf
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
c, WE E,

G, EEETE,
SCIENTIFIC AND PRACTICAL
w A AeEGELE..lf-gATE.1E,Rg
CAlLDEN, IRhINSAS
Ec1y description u Haf~4es (to,rcre i1ljuye'l ,e
1alrsd and ntade perforu. IIl,rhcs man Le
Sgio.y Sr't fr9z, q 7istauce. IN mat
ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY EXECUTED.
Watches, JeweIry and SiIver-lvare for sale
J5gatrE . ftt. lSJJ t-f
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
y OF ice

fENlE copartHersaip heretofore existing be-
4 tween SAMUEL p McCrIEAGu aud ". Y.
HEowN under the style OF AIcCullagh x Brown.
was dissolved on the 2Sth OF June bv mutual con
seat W: V Brown having purchased the entire
interest oi ). p McCullash, is alone authorized to
settle up the business Of the firm.
w Y. Brown having connected hiinsclfif. buSi-
ness " ith = :. AShby and T.. r. Ashbr. the
business viii be conducted under the name ana
style OF ASHBY, BROWN < Co. at tie oh
stand.
Fulton yaiy lsf.LSIi ~
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
EBP. W. a, FsuEkeV.

AAING' permanently located in the Town of
Il Fulton, respectfully tenders his professional
services 10 the community. He can be at all
times found at his office. unless professionally alb
sent
.4,.gast 18th, 1855. 33-Gm.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12
EEOPSe-3E5R7S

Hly 25H 1853
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

lNRI LEWIS.
Washington telegraph., 1855-09-12

JOS. STILLNFELL.
-aas
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

call for aid coming from kerIemoie-co.
onies, end the New Zealand elnigraul
await an almost deleuceless prey, N
onslaught Of the Mari, and the extin
lion of his alien rule. Let hut on,
hearty blow be struck in any mporian'
quarter Of the British empire, snd the
Juggernaut Of atious totes from IL
pedestal. .....
In Europe the & me - Of des ructioI
TO the ancient mpnrI.hies will ere lmg
come into play. Th,ta revoluti "a
outbuTst Is iIe vi;stle in Italy no one
can deny while the increasing sy ptom.
in France speak for the emsslye s. Once
let the gates Of revol ution be opeme j
anywhere, and its waters will soon rush
in evev direction. That England fears
is manifest. The Times has already
sounded the note of BlSrm, in it's an
imadversions upon the movements oI
the Irish in America for the emauci pa
ton Of their native land. That the
Times, which Prover5ially mbrace :
he policy of silence where silence can
be safely maintai ined, should c:y out SO
soon, while the movement is still in
its infancy, aud apparently yet so re
mote, shows that the real poin; OF Eng
lands weakness has been touched, and
speaks volumes for the soundness shd
practical character Of the contemp plated
undertaking. ....