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Daily American organ., 1856-08-30

The Fredericksburg Recorder says: The price
of guano has lately advanced in this place from
ffy-fve to fftyseven dollars per ton. We are in
formed that it can be safely stated that the price
will probably reach sixty dollars before the close of
the season,
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30

~"Americus" is informed that we cannot
make the arrangement which he suggests at
present, for reasons which we can give him in
an interview, if he wishes one.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30

gE HoiIOway,s Pills. The mild vet
thorough operation Of these Pills upon the secreve and ex
creve organs renders them Invaluable remedies for sum-
mer complaint collie, worms cholera morbus and all inter-
nal diseases Of children well of adults
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane New
York. and No 244 Strand London by all druggists at
70 cents, o2x cents, and 81 per box. aug 80
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30
The Episcopalians are looking forward with a

The Episcopaans are looking forward with a
good deal Of interest to the proceedings Of ,ibe
approaching General Convention Of the Church,
which assemblies next month. The statement that
the resignation Of Bishop Whitehouse will be laid
before the House Of Bishops Is not credited Ru-
mors abound that Bishop 0nderdonks friends in
the Convention will renew their efforts 10 restore
him, but these are probably mere gossip.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30
THIs is TO GIVE NOTICE that the

subscrlber hath Obtained from the Orphan's
Court of Washington county, in the District of Co
lumbia, letters of administration on the personal es-
tate OF Decius w. Edmonston, Jr, late of Washing
ton county, deceased. All persons having claims
against the said deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hb the same with the vouchers thereof to the SUBJ
scriber on or before the s0th day of August next:
they may otherwise by law be excluded from all BEN
eft of the said estate.
Given under my hand this 90ih day of August,
1856. r. A. EDMONSTON
aug 30--law3w Administrator
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30
PUBLIC NOTICE.
OMNIBUS FOR THE CARS.

and after Monday, September Ist,
~ an omnibus will leave the Union Line Omnibus
Stand, Georgetown, at o'clock A. NJ, and the War
Department at 81 514-arrive at the Railroad Depot in
time for the o'clock train of cars.
Also, leave the Georgetown Stand for each and
every train, one hour before the starting of the cars,
and be in attendance upon the arrival of every in
train.
Fare, TO and from the early trains, 25 cents; all
Others to or from, 1919 cents. Baggage extra charge
according to weight and bulk.
BY the present arrangement of the cars the coach
will leave Georgetownn at 5 ~, 2, and 81S o'clock
Fare to the cars, in any of the regular Union Line
coaches, 25 cents.
aug 30--lw g. VANDERWERKEN
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30
COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,

TNHE Annual Session of this institution
- will commence on Wednesday, the Gath of Sep
tenber Students will be examined for entrance ON
the Monday and Tuesday previous. Application
should be made to the President.
The Preparatory Depar ment will be open on the
10th of September. Apply for admittance 10 Mr..
Quinche, the Principal.
aug 30-itd&3w s. PRENTISS Register
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30
@. yANDERWERKEN.

SCHOOL BOOKS, of all the kinds used
- in the District, at the very lowest prices. Also
Copy Books, Pens, Ink, Drawing Books, aud every-
thing requisite for the school room, at the book
store of GRAY BALLANTYNE,
aug 30--eo6t 49S Seventh street
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30

DROPOSALS will be received by the
IL undersigned until Tuesday, the 9th day of Sep
tember for opening and grading Sixth street west
and Water street from NJ to O street south, promo
sails to state the price per cubic yard The surplus
earth to be deposited in the immediate neiUbbor
hood under the direction of the Commissoners :
RI JAMES ESPEY,
Commissioner Of the Seventh Ward
GEORGE MATTINGLY
JOHN VAN RESWICK,
aug ~ Assistant Commi ssioners
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30
HOUSE FOR SALE,

I'm Street, Capitol Hin, n new three-
~ story brick house. just completed in modern
style VIII be sold at a bargain, or exchanged for
curing elig bio residence at moderate priee seI
dom occurs: Apply at this Office, third story.
aug 29--H
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30

sH Religious Notice.-Tke Rev. Edward
f. Strickland (late theatrical manager and actor will
preach in the Thirteenth street Baptist Church. on
Lords day, morning and night, next The public
are respectfully invited TO attend. aug 80
Ey Methodist Episcopal Church South,
Eighth street, between IL and sts-Rev. DR.. Dog
gett, pastor, WILL by divine permission preach in
this church, Tomorrow, at IL o'clock A. NJ and at
p. M. The public are invited TO attend. aug 80
l4Y Sixth Presbyterian Church, corner
Of Maryland avenue aud 9th street. and.-Preach-
ing may be expected in this church Sabbath next
3lst instant, at IL o'clock, by the Rev Mr. Fergus,
son. The public are invited aug So
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30
SCHOOL NOTICE,
SEIRCgT, SCunnY

SCHOOL NOTICE.
a SELECT CTsEHOOL, the number of pu-
IN pills limited. will be Commenced al the house
now In course Of erection the corner of 10th and
y streets on Monday, the l4th of September Par
heular attention VIII be paid to mathematics Those
who wish to study Surveying will have good op-
portunty as have fiue instrument and will give
held practice weekly. For terms apply to
At John Sessfords, PENNSYLVANIA avenue
aug 29--td between lth and 10Th streats
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30

a MEETING of the Seven will be held
~ tomorrow, at the Library Rooms, at the usual
hour Honorary members are earnestly requested
to be present.
WILFRED MONTRESSOR,
aug 30--ltH g. III T.
Daily American organ., 1856-08-30

measure, 1t was found easy to smother it in
its inception!
What say the citizens of the old thirteen
States to the defeat of this propositionp When
tens Of millions of acres ofthe public lands are
voted away to the new States, will not the
"old thirteen" claim their proportion? What
say the Democrats of the old States of the
South to its defeat When the "squatter
sovereign" leaders of the Northwest, the Casses
and Douglases abandon the Cincinnati plat
form, and go for poils and plunder will they
not open their eyes to the purposes of these
politicians, and demand fair distribution of
the public landsf
What says Virginia, who magnanimously
gave away ar empire in the Northwest, en-
bracing near one hundred million of acres,
and which State cannot now even obtain from
their sham Democratic land-stealing brethren
Of the Northwest, a recognition Of her oOn
grants 10 the heirs Of her Revolutionary of
.fcers and soldiersF It is and euer must
remain, a damning spot upon the dim escutch-
con Of this administration, that its representa-
tives in the Senate have hitherto defeated the
pitiful allowance Of fifty or sixty thousand
acres Of the public lands, to redeem the faith
aud honor Of Virginia, pledged to those who
fought the battles Of the Revolution, whilst
those same representatives have voted away
millions upon millions as sheer gratuities to
the Northwest y win the people Of Virginia
still be content to "groan, grodn, GRoAN," un-
der the weight Of Democratic taxation, in
view Of this Democratic denial Of justice'
We have many rods in pickle" for some
Of the satellites Of this dynasty some of the
wire-wOrking- Understanding gentry Of the
North West should we in the future think them
worth the ink we would shed in exposing
hem, but Cor the present, II is only our pur-
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
TThe I.ADv

@The LADY's BOOK for December, has
been our table for week past We used
portion of il in enriching the columns Q. our
last papsr-the Thanksgiving Record" By
ALICE B. NEAL, Il is filled with like interes-
esting matter, and embellished with a spleen
did engraving, fashion plate, DC. There are
GO engrayings. so contributions, and 100 pa
ges Of reading Elatter-all Tor 25 cents. TIE
Book will commence lis 54th Volume in JAN
next, and we will just remind our Lady read
ers that notc is the time to subscribe, aud, al
so TO bring TO tLe remembrance of their hus-
bands, brothers, and loyeye-s'' that Vol
ume of the Book and the Palladium can be
had for -Four Dollars. We think it's just as
impossible for the females to do without the
Lady's Book, as it is for tile males-(the Re.
pubhcans especially, andssit would We are sure
do the Buchaneers a power Of good, ")-te
do without tie Palladium. Try 'em, friends
one year We'll take pleasure in forwarding
subscriptions to Cooley. and on to our sub
scription book at lie same time
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

hHe Dara In consequence ofthe scarcity
Of Coal and its high price, the Richmond Gas
and Coke Co, suspended operations on the
26lh ult., and have not yet permitted their
light 10 shine. The River at Ptt9burg. is re-
ported feet 10 inches and at a stand, on
Monday, with indications of rain. and the
hope is that the river will get on high and
bring doaen the coal. We presume that as
soon our Gas Company obtain supply,
We shall all be enabled 10 see our way clear
again. The Co, have raised the price to So
per 900 cubic feet
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

Es Some philosopher suggests hall
hours reflection, Al lie close of The day. in
order that every body aud his and her rela
tons may be enabled to preach 10 themselves
good, pr"e zeal sermons. Ta.king-about re-
fe'tt""s. brings 10 mind tl.at fii,nd WAT
son produces a 7. .fecf;on-an exact counter
part Of yourself, IN the short time Of ten sec
onds or less; thus furnishing you a eapisa.
text to preach flon-( - know thyself" )-aud
serves to ambelIsh the sermon. Remember
his rooms are over China Hall
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

At meeting Of the indepeacial
Circle, held on last Thursday niwas
resolved 10 meet TO night al the 81
TO hear reports from the Financial and
make such other arrangements ad-
vaneement of the cause OF Tel as
may suggest themselves. A geand
ance is requested. Come one-cx
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
Rising Sun Insurance {

We invite attention 10 the adyet Of
this Company found III another ceIts
high reputation commen3s it as a. isu-
ton; and the great danger TO be aled
from the dryness Of ,he season shuce
every property holder % insure arhis
properly covered with policy. ich
man can afford t do without insbut
the poor man cannot The pruder
ich ol poor, should keep their pkafe
under issuance.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

ic<s- c. J. TAyLoR, exhibited to us large
Blank Book he had just bound for the use of
the Auditor of this County. 1t is the pretti
est, neatest and most subs antial ioh Of th
kind w. ,,v, examined, and we doubt if the
workmanship is ever excelled any place. We
ask the officers of the different Counties, con-
iguous to Old Wayne, to give Mr.. Taylor a
;all should they need Blank Books of any size
he is prepared to furnish them in superior
style. and at reasonable prices. Books of all
sizes, Magazines, Pamphlets, Newspapers.
Bound in the most approved manner. Give
him call.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

- The Charleston Is. C.)ttcrcury don't
believe that the Republican party is dead. Il
says the snake is OF killed, only scotched'
that in the mere exhibition of the power OF
the Republicans in the recent election it has
gained strength. The -Krcury says of the
late Presidential battle: 1T was an extreme
''ly doubtful conflict, and the result i rather
''to be attributed to good fortune and good
s'noar,a won't d. - - a. I~s,,I,
''anan was saved by Mr.. Fillmore. Without
''the Intervention of the party that supported
''the latter, he would have been in a minority
Sin every Northern State"
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

SIDE TRAck.-An effortis being made by
several of our most enterprising citizens, to
make Side Track from the Depot to Main
Street The estimated cost of this Railroad
extension is 50, 500, and one half that amount
has been subscribed already. Several per
sons who are deeply interested in the project,
pecuniariy, have not as yet subscribed any
thing. This is all wrong, and we trust those
individuals may be taken to one side and talk
ed to. until they can properly appreciate the
benefits of this work, not only to themselves,
individually. but to the city at large.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

SLAyERy IN sNlCAKAGUA-TheN New Orleans
Delta Is Jubilant over the re-establishment OF
Slavery in Nicaragua by the success OF Walker.
The destiny OF Nicaragua, it excIaims, as
50 far accomplished, and we eagerly laval;
to learn where the blue gray eve will direct
Its glance next" OF course it will next di-
rect Itself toward Cuba with the Ostend Mani
festo for its guide That accomplished. and
Central America and Cub. both annexed to
the Union, and We shall be ready for tie re
establishment OF the African slave trade.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
1ERToVAI.

VI /" L Il + y, 3 IA CHAED ( { q.
rernoHed on Monday. November oath ult.'
from their ia stand iI.o tie rcw
and spacious rooms in their -Ncsr Bank
B~td'n2, on the corner Of Main and Pearl
Streets; where they are prepared to serve
customers upon then usual aceommo dating
forms.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
.1,esE-HG0r's .fdd.

Our devil wishes US TO say to.ets,
that he will give Godey's Lady Bous
Pictorial, or s., 90 in money,to and
ing him the best New Years ado the
25th Of December.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
rr Whilst cold Boreas" is

rs- Whilst ''Old Boreas' is blowing his
proach of the icy of Winter, We would
respectfully call the attention of those who
are in want Of a sufficient covering for their
understandings, to WKrHERALD's Mammoth
Boot and Shoe Store" No. 70, Main -st-there
they can supply themselves with a pair of the
best in the Market His stock is large and
good-go and Judge for yourselves.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

" The last jeff publishes Mr. Buchanan ;
letter to his friends in California. on the Pa
cifc Railroad, without word of comment, as
70 the wide difference between the anti-Pa-
cfc Railroad plank in the Cincinnati Plat
that project as expressed in that letter. You
do not intend to repudiate that Platform, dc
you. Jeemes, now that your candidate is elec
ted. and deser; cur allies of the South ii
their darling project Of defeating that grea
work of internal improvement by the Gener
al Government
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

Es- \ correspondent of the Shelbyville
Banner, writing from indianapolis, under
date of Nov. &C. gives the following statement
of the deings of Captain Hhiskey, at the
Capital:
Within the last two months, in this coun-
ty, four old line office holders have died.
three from the effects of liquor. aud every
one of their places are now filled by decent,
honest, sober epubhcans.-In Hancock co.
the Clerk died of delirium tremens two weeks
ago. In Fulton county, the Common Pleas
Judge walked the same plank. The Cover
nor elect, and several of our old-line office
mongers ought TO profit by their example.
Surely the old liners in self defence must pass
temperance law, rs their captains are falling
before the sword Of their bosom friend whis-
KEY"
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

ISJ. Couner's second article on he Flour
Bolt controversy and Ellis Nordyke's rejoin-
der to his first article, are unavoidablv crowd
ed out this week They will appear ia Z
gext issue.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
Teachers Association

The next meeting Of the Association will
be held in Richmond, On Saturday the 18th
December, 1856.
FORENOON SESSION.
l. Opening Exercise, from 9:45 till $50
2. Reading the Minutes {" $50 :. 10.
3 Geography by Miss NJ. w. Brown, from
10 till lO.30.
/. Arithmetic, by NJ. C. Stevens, from 10
80 TIL II.
5. Geography, by W. B. Morgan, from / /
till IL 80.
6. Report on the effect of the Moon on the
Earth and its Inhabitants, by J. Moore. from
ll.30 till 1850
l. Criticisms De
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

Tia. Bsll-we like the ring of the Ne. 2's
Boil, that enterpri>ins and efficient Company
lave just hung in the new cupola on top oftheir
Eagine House. 1t is clear and hearty, and
We thought it articulated the name Of lis old
friend Robert Mo''>son, as plainly as words 5
coaI utter IT, We accounted Tor It's execllen
tone fror, the fac, that the base metal for is
purchase had been rejected and twas free
rem impurities
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

CoSGREssIoSAL-Cong met on last
Monday-about 200 members were presen
One member from Vermont from, Virgin
ia and two from Illinois, elected to fl vacan-
cies, were qualified by taking the oath to
support the Constitution. The credentials OF
Whitfield, of Kansas, were presented, and after
considerable discussion, the question was
taken "shall Whitfield be sworn" which
was decided in the negative-97 against lO4
A motion was made for a reconsideration OF
the vote and lay that motion upon the table
which was unsuccessful
DEC. 3.--The House is still engaged in dis
cussng the propriety of swearing Whitfield
Hope he he will be kept out-the President
has misrepresented Kansas sufficiently, with
Que having ssriitfofi 10 II also.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
nxyr- the Presidents Message, occupies all

Exyr- the Presidents Message. occupies all
our spare room for more valuable matter, this
week Comments are unnecessary. but we
cannot refrain from saying that his assertions
in regard to the sentiments of the American
people, as expressed in the result of the late
Presidential election Aamount to nothing but
sheer balderdash whilst his stump speech on
Kansas affairs. will not change the opinion OF
a single right thinking man that the Presidents S
trucking 20 the South, through hout the Kansas
difficulties, has been plainly and unmi TAXA
bly, infamous, and only worthy of Frank Pierce
the cap sheaf Of ufamy on his public acts.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
AFTERS SESSION.

8. Eng Grammar, by J. Hurty. 80 till Q
9. Ma, Science, BY L. 4. Estes, till 230
10. History, by J, 5. Wilson, $50 till 3.
II. Didactics, by !. :. Stoddard, 3 till ]. so
l2. Report on Heather Mythology, by Miss
Rodgers! 80 till $50
-. Report on Something New, By Miss T..
Alverson, 3,5J till 4.C5
II. Miscellaneous Business.
This meeting will be the only one held be-
fore he Annual Meeting OF ihe Sttae Teach
ers' Association. and it is therefore Loped
there will be full attendance Of Teachers.
All friends Of Education are cordially invi-
tod to attend. w. d. HENkLE. >upt
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
Sheriff S Sale.
chnr;6i. Sale

u1S directed, ifo-1 s-1
-.,.1s eEuaou please esurt, sL e1g2ss = . l.
n - -. CerferTtil :
sale a. it- ooIt az pecezr=r. l-o betEesE the
80 - d. e.clocz a " All 40 500 - 80
u sf-htv = II thzi par q -
R5bora iaii = John salitn as. p.ipr rArt q
.i-kt ahoTe cescsipSa. h-oe
number ezs ia. utsusssr zty ~igh; - aa penn
-2s :. fas3oss tc-Stt- he-iLA'He =
ed ahd :. .ab~r zh-. TAr 1nr t1r-~
-. 9tcrg the ailey -e~ea feet a. ..-. fe-t a.
S thence N--t
- hSlf inches, thence soath 4= - ,rr.s
seven sIe rast "a lac place % heglnHans 80 :.
sald ~ ths w~x4 end % tae re1aaAihs -
81 GEL h.if oi sai ot aaaber esAiy ssai. a. -
sA- :, T-nrr shower - satistE sAl1 - E.EI
Preistt H-nrv EIze-sch snd the ether II iA'S' As
nan .ESsET WILLIAMS saE- =
| -< tS3.Gj St"
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
THE LATEST FALLNLEs

81 Goods are now to be seen at the y N.,.,, ~
GOODS STORE where they arc 4, ,isE,a+7.-tt 49,,
Goods Of almost every description.
attention OF buyers u i Ius Of
Real Broche Square >hIv!s, -. s,. -,
Hennquinn's Broche Long Shaw
4 new lot OF Cloth Cloaks ,,,f,
Ladies Grey Pct-rsham Cioaks
square v ool Shawls.
Mems Travelling >haNis, .., ,,... .~s,t
Raw state. Hatcrgliat lui VI
A few rraI French d.. ot 80
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

GTJEssE p. SIDDALL, ESQ. has purchased
Levi M'Lean's property on North Seventh
street for the sum of 3.ooO-cheap and sood
property.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

ssss- Our frjeuI JACKSON Is a living eNem-
plincation Of the saying that mo hing is
more useful 10 man thsn spirit OF mildness
aud accommodation, : that together with the
Cash system. is the true secret OF his selling
50 many Goods. Call and see his splendid
Fdrs. Ladies. uu Ter S-srr Hall.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
NOTICE.

IJAyING sold my Drug Store, and wishing g. 49,
I up the business of the concern INN 'a'a = - G
,-,,t NV f;,nks Accounts, Ae, IN the hahas ol -
Nreae8iih 1. Douthit,, Attorneys at La" Ter co''t--
Al ,er-on@ knowing themselves inie5tei 20 i''. ~
~ III ,.rs ,,a make immed iate etdamaut g. fi-a
psease ca. ca, = Ia ,sea l.. IL. MCCULLOUGH.
Oct IS I5,G-is-2m
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

5The Editor of the ,IeFersoniaa. (olI
line at Richmond Ind. admits that lie re
ceived editorial assistance from Wei known
Abolition>f." We esume that he would
mplicate q. ". Julian. But why this ad .
mission, except 10 create a difficulty between
George and the conservative Republicans?
There Is ''rigger in the wood pile. - Fort
lFayHe Times.
Our co'emporary Of The Times fsliS shor,
in lis rreSump.ion-it is not Gaor. W, JI-
liam. but his brother Ike-tbG! is HE ..njgcer
in the wood pile" tia: rendered Jeen.es led
i,oiial assistance
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

II c. W. CorroM, of Indianapolis, is pub
lishins Democratic Almanac and Poiitica-
Register. which, besides the usual astronomi-
cal tables, will contain the official votes Of all
the States, for President, Congress and state
officers during the past year. and other polit-
ical statistics not of partizan character, as
may interest the general reader. Price. $40
per 100, or $50 per 1000
If Mr.. C's Almanac is not 10 be partizan in
its character, and is intended for general cir
culatcu, we think lie would act wisely take
out the term '.demoalatjc'' from its ti;Ie.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
A ira G o W
Administrators Mott.


Ell lfhe OF aornIhi sRrat'oh nave 'reii t.ceasei.
underslghei upon the estate OF iSii'' u.
iate OF W ayht county Al persons htFih sri all
said estate VIII present them for settvm ,i4te ,ay
debtel thu saii estate will please mas
ment. Tie estate Is supposed 10 he solvss.r aa.r
ANNIE - -
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

Glenn w. Ftguson Jonas w. Yeo,
5EAvING rurcha.i tte Interest 81 " Plmmer In the
firm wIt-s-t!nue til. and the tltie
o. Ferguson s feo terooEn occupied ~ the lST. y - -
Faege they wiN coatue make extensive asalt"Hs :"
their ALREADY large an veil selected stock Of rants
ai=hss. .at5~ tiiassA .,.-
GLEN. W. FERGUSON.
JONAS w. GEO.
Soy =, 1855 Jox
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04
GKOGElkS.

ind Dea}.rs IN Provisions, PrOduce, 4 ''
psAyI. inst rec Elk ed and are nos opening St''
z ny a. Msi. and trent streets, ne"
- r, r,-.,i,. ~ hich they offer at the lowe,
;bla r ...s p DIVISIONS Grain, Se., hept son -
IN hind. also No ! article ot Family ! Ioui ".- -
,,,s-s be found a this establishment
C;oat- bought a house wiii be oeliN'is -
,art OF the city free of charge - t.-
1.-THE hi shes, price paid Tor all kinds o' e'
BILE country produce. ,,,,r .i-f.
Our friends invited TO call and ess ,eI I5.i,e I
NJ prices Il
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

rtE-S. Il. LIPpINcorr has sold his splendid
residence on Fifth street, 10 Benjamin F Muir
ply of M;ddletown. Henry co. for $1,000.
We pleased 10 learn that Mr.. NJ. is about
to become resident OF our city.
The Richmond palladium., 1856-12-04

EDIrUrrAL CoNvENrIoN The editor Of the
Madison Courier. suggests that an Editorial
Convention Of the Republican Editors Of the
Safe be called at tile Capital on the 33th day
OF December. We second the motion. with
the amendment; that all our editorial bre:h-
ren opposed To tie African Democracy be
invited to participate -Siclbsp7le Baaacy
All right Bro Alter We should ike to
see all the knights of the QUILL who are
opposed TO The African Democracy, together
once more. We go in for union. and when
that is thoroughly accomplished. ..the gates
Of He'll. Tor what IS the same thing. old line
ism, canao; prevail against US.