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Rum0red slave Instructions.

NASHVILLE, Dec. 10-Tbere have been rumors
here of pecteh servile Instructions All quiet
uow no outbreak occurred, and there is 10 anxiety
felt on the subject
The Louisville Couriers Hopkinsville KY, cor.
respondent says the Hopkinsgie company was
despatched TO Lafayette, KY, to render aid, but
finding The people more scared than hurt, returned
the rextdaY
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Nsnyi.le Rail R0ad

The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF the
DanvIe Rail Road, took place yesterday- a
report Of their proceedings will he found in our
local columns. together with an abstract OF the
.s.i.fsctory report of the President.
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-teAfrucliYe Fire.

MONTREAL, Dec. I0.-Christ Church and the
Episcopal Cathedral, Notre Dame street, were
burnt this morning Loss $50 900, insured for
cit 600
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11

PoLITICAL-The political fri ends of Hon Ken
meth Rayner. Of North Carolina, in Murfreesboro
North Carolina, met on the Sd instant and passed
resolutions fully endorsing his Philadelphia speech
advocating fusion, and rendering him a public
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11

EDITORIAL CHAEGE.-John w. Syme, Esq, of
tae Petsrsburg Iatelligsncer, has purchased tie
Rseigh (Norih Carolna) Register for 500, and
consemplates permanently residing there.
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Election OF

Election OF GOverhor Of south Carolina
COLUMBIA, 8. c., Dec l0-The Legislature t..
day chose Hon. r. w. f. Aston Governor of th Is
State on the first ballot-and Hon. G.. Cannon Lit.
Governor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11
Great Feat in Telegraphing.-Ths A rIan
ties News

Associated Press received over the National Line,
full report of the Liverpool advices, per Atlantic
before eleven O'Clock this forenoon, and the same
wa. published here full one hour before the steam
erreached her wharf at New York
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,
Part Of Richmond, Dec 10--HigA Wat~ o'clo

Port of Richmond, Dec 10--HiSA Watm o'clock
ARRIVED.
schr Crenshaw, Moss, New York, mdzs, d w
Currie.
scbr Merchant, Chadwick, New York, ndzs, D L
w Currie
scbr Emma Jane, Phillips, corn L. N. Webb 4
Co. aud shingles James Gum
schr Florida, Tall, Baltimore, mdzs, w Colquift
Co
Schr Mary Willis, Parks, Norfolk, corn Bscon 4
Baskervll shingles Whitlock Son.
5chr j. Edmondson. Ssbastippo, James River,
wheat Baxan 4 Co.
schr Oakland, Frank, James River, wheat, Haxal
l. Co.
PropsIler R. D Sheutfeller, Eheutfsller, Clair
mount, lumber, Jno Nettles.
SAILED,
+ Steamer Virsinis. Rooms Philadelphia, mdzs and
passengers. Fl. Il. futile. -,
Schr Amercus Eversmau, Down the river h8ns.
Brig aratins, RsYnes, Cardinss, nndze, Z. Il. "or-
than Co.
Bris Mary Morton, Homes, down the river to load
for Cuba.
Schr Two Williams Smith. down the river, light.
schr Kendrick Fish, Shaw down the river, light.
schr Isaac, Coh.n Herts, sp' ford, Baltimore, in
ballast.
Bark Mary Ellen, Mailman, River La Platte, -four,
Crenshsw 4 Fisher
HAMPTON RoADs.-W ent 10 sea Sunday, bark Roe
buck CT ase, from Richmond, with hout. bound TO
Rio de Jansiro. Brig Hurricane, Bird. lnew,) from
Richmond with leur, bound to Bueno' Ayres
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11

NEW YORK, Dac l0.--The ship Neptune. At
Liverpool, reports that on the 7th ult ale picked
up boat belonging to the lost steamer Lyonnais,
containing large quantity of provisions, wines,
thermometers and $500 ia coin
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de 9-6t
SMITR,S PATENT LATEuR III
- sCALES-A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE

S MfTH,S ATENT IL A Ep n III
~ sCALES.-A RARE CHANCE TO SECURE
VALUABLE AGENCY County or State Rights
secured under Letters Patent treceHty issusd or
Smihs Self -4ctng Bent L6rer Platform Scales. Ga"
HoC be secured on application TO the spbseriber-Th
following respects In tn invariable SCIENTIFIC prln-
ciple involved and upon which it acts in ts unce-
via.ng sccuracy; in is liehtness and strength 10 Us
wonderful capacity, convent ence OF form, ard sppii-
csbiity to every purpose FIR which Scales oil any
kind requirsd In its perfec simplicity and lns
fact that any oIdinsry mechsnic can mar usctare
them; in the absence of any complication habis 10
va iation get out of order; and finally In the i'm
yortant fact that this Scale be al rdsd az sboat
one.third the cost of any other Platform sesie OF
like capacity and accuracy, In use. And that poss's-
sing in eminent degree. all these merits, TINS in
vention is conceded to be one OF the ost useful
valuable ever Drought before the public. And CON-
ing, it dees within the reach of all. 1t cannot pug
AMONG farmers housek eepers, mechanics, merchan's
&c, everywhere, to the exclusion Of every othSF
weighing apparatus.
Rights will be placed within he reach OF every On
terprising salesman or business man, and upon sucn
terms will insure success, ard render fhei fo'ss
sion valuable acquisition end cons sht. suie VIZ
Increasing of profit during the continuance VI
the Patent
1t is believed that seldom, or never were moe
tempting inducements offered than this Invention Of
fords, for the small investment required en- 70
man of ability 10 presented an opportunity ior tne fe
alizaton of easy, rapid snd honorable wealth.
sff1raed.
Office one door below the corner Of Governor ana
Franklin streets, chart distance above inc IN
change Hotel where the Scales can be seen.
IA
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lflNE t.1vkRPOOL SALT = Tan din
4 this day In prime order, for sale by =.
Dc II DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 co.
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III M M 1 N as BELOW (tSnT en-
1 hand black and coiored MORE Antique. Velvet
aud Plush Cloak and Dress Trimmings which will be
cleared out below cott. ~ ]. l., WELLS
Dry Goods aud Trimming store.
80 VI 50 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11

I lNSkED OIL. Sperm Oil, Lard Oil, 80.
IL lar Oil, Olive Oil, Castor Oil. A large supply,
Just received and fol sale by
DUVAL NORTON,
Druggists end Chemists.
de IL Corner of Msiu and 10th sts.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
For the accommodation OF families and children
unsb attend in the evening.
- Doors open at 2, TO commence at O'Clock.
AD"ISsION-50 cents Family tickets, admit
tinR FIVE children, 81; Children 25 cts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11

q Special Noticeable attention of
Merchants Hotel keepers and Families ia request
ed to my sale of fine Cut Glassware, China and
Croekery, this morning, at 10 O'Clock. Sale positive
de IL ALEX. MOTT, Auc-.
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vSreciaf Notice This day Mt 10 0'clk
at the store next below the Exchange Bank, large
lot of Cop and Letter Psper, Blank Books, Playing
Cars, &c. &c, without reserve at auction,
de III r. CAUTHORN.
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CUkkANTs AND ClThUN. --Keceiyina
~ this day, 900 boxes Raisins, comprising whole
half and quarter bunch and layers. Also, 50 boxes
Cltron, all new crop. For ssle by
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EOR SALE.--A good secOnd.hnnd IkON
SAFE, a. less than half price.
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tA Z. PERKINS ~ co. No. I4i Ea-
w. g!s Square, receiving this day 1000 Neg o
Blankets stanton Full Cloths. Carolina Jeans, ga
tusts aud Linseys for servants, Flannes large stock
OF 10 and IL 4 Bieached and Brown Sheetngs at low
nj f1r cash or to promnt cuatomers. de Ii
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11

CHRISTMAS PRES aNTS. We lake
~ pleasure in informing our friends and tho public
generally that we are opening large and beau
tiful assortment Of Fancy Goods suitable fer Pre-,
cents embracing . variety mt re extensive than we
hsvs ever offered In this market Cal and examine
for yourselves, 81 BULKLEY cos
Re II No iS7 Fade Souare
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11

:" NNhO IVILET SE1 SD We have ON
hand soms beautiful decorated sets Of three PIECES
ntaining foot bath sop jar and water can Those
who are In want Of something neat and desirable
would do we'll to call at the House Furnishing Store
OF de ii BULKLEY Il ca, Mains st
~ stock OF goods, consisting of Alpscss, Muslin,
Debeses, Merinoes, Prints. Cloaks Shawis Jeans
sn,tiretfs. Flsnnels Tiekinga, bleach and br.wb
Goods will be disposed Of at cost prics Ladies in
want Of Bargains. viii consult their Interest, and
save money by calling Ut
l L. WELLS, No. IS Main ct.
de II MaDsjon Houae
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-12-11

MANY THOUSAND l.ikent sses have
lVi been taken this year in JOHNsOSS Dasusr
reotype Wagon corner of 7th and Broad streets. 90
,nd get on of his so cents or dollar pictures and
you will be pleased with it. de lc--'w"
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
The State Register, formerly dull old.fogy sheet

The State Register, formerly dull oldfogy sheet,
established at Albany for the purpose of breaking
down Th, Erenirg Journal and iasuring to political
stupidity the control of the State Government, has
row been transferred to this city, where it flour
ishes as two-penny evening paper, overilowing
with fun and recklsssness, and making stir among
all sorts of fossils. We learn from its title that
Nr. Joseph A. Scoville is now its editor and pro-
prie.Or; and whoever Mr.. Scoville may be, and
whstever are his anteceder ts he t. possess
large bump of irreverence, and TO be bent sowing
an extraordinary crop Of journalistic wild oats Ger
tsDly no two things could be more dissimilar than
The dasbiDg devil-may care newspaper which h
sends forth every afternoon, and the dull aud re
spectacle concern which the founders of The Stat
Il gister supposed they were calling into being
when they paid down their cash to start it in tn
world. On this head We find in lis columns OF
Tuesdsy a curious revelation in the shape of the
following extract from its ledger, which became
the property Of its present owner along with its
other assts:
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

States from being employed Ia the enforcement OF
acts, es to which the House has established by evil.
eeuce ths. they we're passed by body having no
pretense to the character OF Territorial Legsla-
ture, ard no more binoirg on the people Of Kansas
than the resolutions Of aoy other mob Of Border
Rufians.
To sll,ge that CoDt ress does not possess the
power sud that the House in par,cular-5eiog
the body 10 which the Constitution has specially
intrusud the purse. strugs of the naton--does not
po,sess the power Of putting hat Limitation it
pIeases to the expenditure of the money which it
votes, i. 10 fly in the eyes Of every day practice
Nothirg is more common than for the House TO
aDDey provisos to the Appropriation bis, in order
to force through the SeSate enactments to which,
as substantive propositions and stsndiDg alone, it
might be difficult or impossible to obtain the con-
sert Of that body. OF this We will give few in
stances by way Of example: According to the
Southern fashion of engrossing TO the special
benefit of the South the powers and priv.
ileges Of the Federal Government, usage
tad gradually been introduced of giving 70 those
States altogether more than their fair share Of
Nidsh pmen's warrants. 1t might have been very
difficult 10 get bill through the Senate for putting
a siop to this piece of Partially which object,
however, the Hou.e accomplished by inserting into
the Naval Appropriation BILL passed in lSi5, a
provi.o that all future appointments of Nidshp-
men should be made from the States in proportion to
Their representation in Congress and similar pro-
viso was also introduced into the Naval Appropria
tion bill passed in lc4S, in referopce to an increase
iu the Lumber of Mldshipmen.
So in the Pos:-Ofice Appropriation bill passed
June 49, 1S46, q provso was introduced that
certain printing provided for in it should be let to
contract to the lowest bidder-a method of proce-
dure TO which the Sena'e has in general been
violently opposed. 20 with the Appropriation bill
Of the same year for the support of the Military
Academy proyisO Was introduced that the Board
of Annual Visitors should not exceed the number
Of halt the States aid tba. they should be selected
each year from alternate States-a proviso ex-
pressly ttended to put stop to another piece OF
favoritsm which bad sprung up at Washington,
ard which by q substantive vote it would have been
impossible to reach.
% III the NNu oHu Dlp'oulSliN VII Pheocu ia
1s45 was engrafted a provision for suppressing an
extortion on the part of the Circuit Court Com
missiOners-since become so famous Slave
catching Commissioners-n the fees demanded for
tokDg depostions; and similar provision was en-
grafted in the Civil aud Diplomatic bill passed
in 1e49.
More or less provisos of the same sort may
doubtless be found in the Appropriation bills Of
every year, it being prac ice perfectly familiar to
those acquainted with parliamentary tactics thus
to 'orce the passage of enactments which have not
strength enough to stand on their own legs.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

The news from Nicaragua continues to fore
shadow for Walker the fate which we long since
foretold for that adventurous fillibuster. Tue c-
mate is rapidly thinning his ranks, and those of his
followers who escape the yellow fever are deserting
him in numbers. All the northern par. of NIcara-
qua, including the district about LeOn which is
the richest part of the country, is already in the
hands of invading forces from San Salvador aad
Guate mala. If they are wise however, instead Of
attacking him as the Costa Rcan people did, they
will leave him to die out We understand that
new Minister from Walker is on his way 10 this
country az successor TO Father Will in The person
of young New Yorker late clerk in q mercan-
tie establishment al Granada, and who being
obliged by the state of his health to return home,
bas accepted the Office of Ambassador for the mere
honor Of the thing and the love Of the cause, the
state of Walkers treasury not allowing him to pay
any salary, not even the weekly allowance for wash
ing and grOg, which is all that his military officers
have ever received.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

This is certainly an interesting list and we hope
the respt ctable gentlemen who compose it are sat-
i,fed that they have got their moneys worth. l.
il pity that the donation Of 81, $50 from the New
York Custom.House, and Of $500 from the kindred
in,tiiution at Albany, are put down in lump. It
would be instructive to know how much was given
BY the Collector, Naval Officer and Navy Agent,
spd the like, and how much was forced from the
unlucky clerks ard other employees, under
rain of being turned out Of Office. Perhaps,
if Mr. Fillmore and his wealthy frieLds should
gain get the Cuitom House into their hands, they
might attempt this interesting experiment once
u.ore, for The Erenng Journal seems to need
breaking down DOW quite as much as ever. Or why
OF try teir hand fere and break down all the Fre-
IL nort Ispers of the Metropolis at once' Our con
ryaiiye fierds are sadly in need of an organ
Lere, for The oDly one tta: pretends to work for
hem, TIE EIpre1. has been doing its best to elect
Irenon EVER sI &C he was nominated. What bad
Lick they have with their newspapers, to be sure!
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

In Congress yesterday the Senate virtually de-
oided not 10 repeal the Border Rufian LAWS of
Kansas" doubtless in obedience to the dictates
of Buchanan caucus.
Mr.. Weller voted to lay his own bill on the Ia
bic. Some of the South Americans voted with the
Republicans against him. The Senate has evil
dently resolved to take up no business but the Ar
my Appropriation bl There are now prospects
of anttht Conference.
The House voted, By decided majority, TO I'D
journ todaJ-a vote which we heartily approve.
If the Administration can secure votes enough TO
pass the Army bill without the PrOviso, let t,e
consequences rest the heads Of those who insist
on that course; otherwise, let the bill be defeatei
if no accommodation can be effected; but a. all
events, let the Session be terminated.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

Esq Who during The whole period Of tho sickne"
hss devoted himself to .be care OF the SICK of mis-
peishbolbood, vas himself attacked on Saturday
last nh but slight hopes # his recovery One OF
hi, servant piiis vas buried 90 Sunday, MS
wife on Tuesday. There are no nur's' %
bs procured. and IS there are many
families who have 10 means os removing, should
the disease spread among them ss 1t now threatens
70 DO. the consequences will be, aud infeed nov
are truly distressing. The Rev. Mr Scoheid' OIL
the Episcopal Church at Fort Hamiton' We o.
Il. ca ha. determined to remain at hi, post 80 long
a. one of his congregation is In peru. we iearn
that there are now come sixteen cases, two only IN
the garrison Mr. Green, who closed the Hainu-
ton Hotel. and with bis family went to Vermont
some two or three weeks since, ventured visit on
FRIDAY last TO bis house, in company with his son.
both of whom were attacked and the last accouats
from them represent their cases as extremely CRIT
ical.
II NAV not be amiss to mention here the
name Of Paul Oliver, esq, young COTTON fner'
chant Of this city, wbo after persuahIag MS
mothers entire family to leave their mansion on
the Narows remained himself to assist the SICK OF
all classes, both rich and poor. In some cases no
has been unter the necessity of actually placing
dead bodies in the coffin bimself-no one n tn,
hou.e being sble. and DO one from outside willing to
,.si,t. Noble fellow his brave and dlsinterested
,sbors are not oyerstated, nor will they be for
s0tten
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

The resolution introduced into the House OF
Repre- ep,stves since its re. assembly, BY Mr Mat
t,on of this State in relation to the joint resolu-
ton of l-45, for snnexii Texas to the Cmoh,
place. in a very sroug point of view, the excess
live bad fa tb of the repeal of the Missouri Pro-
kibllion attempted in the Kansas Nebraska ohl
This attempt 10 extend Slavery north OF the Com
promise line of 81 3O', Was not merely breach OF
the faith plishted in 1870, at the time of the Mis-
souri c C,mpromise, and ever since acted upon and
AZ re ysrded as sacred-it was also breach OF a
new Compromise entered into so late as loio, ana
made part of the bargain FIR the admission OF
Texas, in which all the compensation granted 70
the North for the admission of Texas as slave
State, and for the privilege secured to Texas by
that resolution, Of carving itself up at some future
period into fire Slave States, the sole mn recog-
nition on the part of Texas and of Congress, and
the lbindng force of the Missouri Prohibition of
the extension of that prohibition to such parts of
Texas as might fall north of the Compromise line.
The only excuse attempted by the shareholders
for the attempt to steal Kansas is that they wanted
it to make Slave States or III 9fder 70 Keep up lao
balarce of power. But to do this mere "'' no
need of s.ealDg-at least not till the four A.
tional Slave States were carved out of Texas.
What, we should like TO be told is to become OF
the balance of power when, in addition to Kansas
as Slave State, and other Slave States carved In
the same way out of Free-Soil territory, Texas
comes knocking at the door of Congress with four
yOnpp Slave States on her back
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28
The Ohio Patriot announces, with

The Ohio Patriot announces, with flourish of
trumpets, that the "Blaek Republican Congress
has douJ<,d its 0,cn pay This is toerably cool,
considering that the compensation bill originated
in the Senate, where "Black Republicans are
about as plentiful as in Alabama, and was amended
n the House OF motion of Mr. Orr of 5. L. No
party gave smaller proportion Of its votes for this
bill than the Republican, which, being a minority
in the House and barely dozen strong in the
Senate, is thus charged with its entire response
biity. But such mean atts mpts to make party
capital will only react on their authors.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

The Fillmore portion Of the Know Nothing State
Council at Syracuse went through with their bus'
Less yesterday. Resolutions censuriDg the attack
on Senator Sumner were ruled Ou. of order by the
presiding officer, Mr. Sammons and on an appeal,
bis ruling v as sustaned-a majority of the Council
voting that they would not censure Mr. Brooks nor
his supporters and that they would not declare
against the vainies il Kansas. Thereupon the
few friends of Freedom who had escaped the vigi-
lance of Mr.. SammOns and got into the Council
shook the dust from their feet and left for freer
quarters
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

on their utter obstruction. What the resul' VII
be, we cannot predict; but the odds are fearful
end we hardly know from what earthly quarter 70
hope for effective assistance irr the isolated thd
p.provid,d champions of Freedom Wa rejoice
however, in the belief expressed BY our cores
pendent, who remails at his post among them to
tbare their fate, that they will fight desperately.
II theJ are to be martyis their execusioners VIII
not find them unresistng victims.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

MELANCHOLY CAsUALTY-SM Persons DRowyYD,
We are informed by Mr.. WIN. Raynor of Bellport
Lorg lslaId, that on Wednesday yesterday he FOL.
Iovn persons, all belonging TO the City of New York,
were crowned a. Bclport by the upsetting of boat
in " 'ch they were sailing, VIZ Mrs DR.. Kemp,
Mrs J. T. ID Funk AM James Funk, wife and son of
Csp st.;sb.ny Fonk, Linda Haro't daughter Of
C,insr Hprol', Eddie Northrup, wife of John Nor
thru. aid servant sirl III the employ OF MI Harroa
". % rot lesrn any further part cuiars.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

TIN Cit! Of New-York is free from epidenics OF
ny lrd end there is DO good reason why It should
10. continue to be 20 during the entire season.
We regret to have occasion again 70 announce the
tresoful hs7cc the yellow feSer is making with
the few Inhabitants l,f. upon the shores Of the
Narrcws, Lear Fort Hamilton. Il, II. Cunning,
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

How about the determination of the Southern
X. N Councils to 90 in mass for Buchanan
What cay the Fillmore organs hereabouts to that
conclu- Oh There can be no doubt of Its truth,
we suppose. Fillmoreism is deader at the South
than il is at the North.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

touslt to be generally understood that Send0'' nave no
eoIe, Of House documents give snd rice rer'a fs
to hour letters poEr In uro1 hePo'e'n Senators s'ns
them copis, Of TIE kansa' in'ess'S Commuters R'
pot &C. &c. Senators can get 'uch documents BY buying
them though hardly 50 casp well printed they bs
obs,iu,d AZ this Office
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

C,sSEcIIcUr.-The President of the American
Council in Woodstock, Conn.,, has taken the sense Of
bis brethren respectively on the Presidential question
He reports the following result
Whole number of Members i'll the Council. 23O
For Fillmore. ...........................
For Buchapan- ..............
fCf fteuiOrt.
He says the vote is divided substantially like thi.
throughout Eastern Connecticut, and he presumes
throvgh Western also but his personal knowledge is
90 fLed TO the Eastern Counties.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-28

A NEW SoHYmr OF PRoscLrri>N.-A monk whose
pspei,S e,ser, and who II IN. uibef Ct bic FAM
iyi. England 10 making 's'im' = throash la gary
" 10 he p1mirsico Of the Pop 0' o'g'e' '''"s G 10
freb'.h rra,irg socet es, wrosc 'P'c's task 1t viii
h. g. prsy cbsp,s, that tie Erg in nation may BE-
o., ~ cd sra rotaru into The bosom OF The true
lLvea.