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The daily union., 1856-01-19

CIAK Mus hxb INV JAcEsox srarrr-Tbe New Orlean.
Courier of the Gih sAys
Among fbe visiters in our city is Clark Nis esq,
the distinguished sculptor who Is anNously awaiting the
arrival from baltimore o. bis equestrian statue o. The Hero
Jackson Square
Ia addition 70 n, above We find the following in the
Delta of the 9Th,
The schooner southsrner Captain Belionsy, arrived
yesterday from Baltimore having board Miilss egues
trian statue Of General Jaesou This arrival II too lse
for m erection The sh Of January originally
contemplated The statue is in Eve pieces and 10 prob
sbls several days win be required 70 disehsrge Vm
sbip"
The daily union., 1856-01-19
counr or CLAIMS.
G. EN- RAJ N EW 8.

NAVAL sTELuGEScE.-We copy the following from the
Norfolk Herald:
The United States sloop-ofwar Dale, VIM NrHlair,
commander from the coast Of Africa arrived at Norfolk
on Friday in thirty days from Port Praya fCape Verbs
her officers and all we'll The Dale le the ST Louis
and the Dolphin in port The Dolphin had just returned
from cruise the southern The jamestown, flag
ship Com Crabbe left Port Praya the l2th November
all well The Dale has been absent from the United
renty-seven months most OF the tune The coast Of
Africa She experienced very neement and rough weather
for the last twelve days during which time she has been
the Of Bsiera and owing to b severity Of The
weather several times driven of
srsQvEHASSA AID TIDr-warrn caxAL-The receipts Of
this canal from the 2lh Of March the gath Of December
last amounted slels2l 81 against sls559s os ds-
ring the corresponding period Of 1854
Too TErE 10 JOKE ABouI--Tbe Senburyport Mass }
herald publishes quiz the governors message in which
bis exceency is made reckon il q oongstula-
ton that ony Of the members of the last Legislature
expelled for erPeudng The Publie money his lcen
toas passions
Tm LATE IxnuS MASSACRE ~ FJonDA-Tbe oi
the four soldiers killed by the Indians follows
Horh Foster Curran and Nurtaugh. Large number Of
balls had perforated their heads and chests; they
s1alped and their bodies most shOckingiy mutilaied
TuE srcAE oRoP o. LourslAxA,-The Tbibodeaur LA
Minerva Of Saturday last says that many Of the Lourch,
kUEnr-ptsnttfs ssrIf
stance the quantity made is much short o, that Of last
season
A Srw BAxx-Tbe Savannah Georgian Of last TUESDAY
SAYS:
aThe subscriptions to the Exchange Bank yesterday
amounted 10 something over half million = per cent o
which promptly paid ia The bank starts under hs
most favorable Aaspioes.'
GaKkT DEsTRUcuox or FuH uNRrR-Tbe 0rsngebure
Is southron says the destruction Of pine timber in that
part Of The State from the accumulation Of ice the trees
can only be estimated by millions
INsoLyExcr IL SAx FRAxdsco.-A statement Of applica-
tons for insolvency in San Francisco during the last
contains The Of hhywo hrms-the total liabilities
being $s,ls6ols; assets 81 l55ss32; extent Of failure
s367ass4 The total value Of property in San Francisco
ss7 sal oG7 Of which slss74s7s Is landed property
Total taxes, Sss7,ss3
PFxnrH cErrL TRrArNrSr SAvr--We learn
from The Concordia M Iniegenosr of the 2sth ut that
wm Bell planter o. Tensss parish tried at the late
of the district for that parish for cruel treatment
of one Of kis slaves and convicted. He fined two
hundred dollars and the jury deeed that The slave should
be sold away from him.
The daily union., 1856-01-19
REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF INDIAN AT
FAIRS.

Il i scarcely necessary invite the attention OF the
reader TO the long and interesting report Of the Oommis
sioner Of Indian Affairs which give entire this
ing for the subjects treated in this elaborate and ably
written report have long since secured the intervention and
active sympathies Of the Christian and phianthropst
well the patriot and statesman In this report have
clear faithful and satisfactory Of the extensive
operations Of the Indian bureau during the past year.
eompanied with such Suggestions emneny ealculA
ted to attention and provoke inquiry Few in
this country familiar with the Indian character
in all its phases than Commissioner Manypenny; and
with extensive observation and experience be brings to the
discharge of his official duties spirit Of enlarged humani
,y whh has already accomplished much in ameorating
the condition Of the red man.
The daily union., 1856-01-19
MISSISSIPPI SENATOR.

We learn that despatch has been received BY gentle
man here Announcing the nomination Of Colonel Jerscn
Davis the Secretary Of War the democratic candidate
for from Mississippi to succeed Hon. S r. Adams
whose term expires the 4h March 1857 We under
stand that Colonel Davis nominated the first ballot
by q majority Of twelve
The daily union., 1856-01-19
LOCAL NE w 3.

Al e last meeting of the Washington phihsrmouic So
eetr the following resoluton, sn.nmously adopted
Rs,olped That the thanks Of the washington Phhsr-
H FROST for their vsusble instructions and their
tons sdvsncug science of uc daring the conven-
recently bed this city and likewise 70 Misses hts
house asd Brgg r their assssDcs and Cooperation IN the
same
Re.osd That the thanks Of the society be also ten
ered Professor Henry for the Of The Smithsonian In
siiiuis for the said eonreption
esed That the above resolutions be pnhlisbed In The
Daily Evening stsr and orgsa."
The weather i rapidly moderating AT noon yesterday
TIE mercury ro.s 10 ss degrees Fahrenheit.
wswere unablo 70 attend the ball given at Csfsss
oou On Tharsdsy evening last By the Franklin Fire COM
panr those who present speak of Il in such terms
ss psrsons employ who hare passed seishsi
ming The company large and q enoysb kind the
ladies booked bevitehingIy, graeefay, danced
more csrngy, whlc the sxcent character q the music
was a subiec, o. general observation.
The railroad l. rapidly bringing mp mail srrearages.
Since last isue hare received less than four west
and three back mails onr tables fsiry osn
under the scc1mplstinG pile of exchanges.
THr wrr7n or rnr poToMtc-4Thc AisrsDdris Sentinel
hy ssnsi4nsn who crossed the ic.. si5 ysrds is
width from the warehouse upon sbinn's uhsr 70 the chin
pey oyossurn Hail. upon the Maryland ras this being
ere yHrd- les than hresonshs q mile. The hip chan
nj i tgs yards In ridth.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

RAHRoAn drSTnrcT10Ss--Ths ST. Louis Republican az
The llth inst says
Chicago Monday They havt bern al ts while on The
route and suffered greatly from lie nCclns mes a tht
Vesther. At LeHingioa they deisined Cor long
vhle BY the snpwdria, and The inpossblty " getting
The locomotive along They rors tight 10 the rails snd ons
engine could rot another The passen gers suffered
greatly from The exposure one gentleman bad his nose
Rnd another his leg 70 The knee, frozsn
The daily union., 1856-01-19
DEMOCRATIC NATIONALITY

The Cincinnati Enquirer observes with much force.
whin the last week Democratic state conventions hare
bsld in New York, Ohio, Indiana Kentneky and Ten
nessee. They al laid down, systematically the same p,s
form. The re~outons coud have been passed in IN f
them The principle q the Nsbraska b vas approved ard
know nothingism Nn denounced No other party North
and South promulEstes the same ssntiusnts
The daily union., 1856-01-19

suooSrxa 1rvuv-Ths Barnvsli (south csrolina) SEN
tinel of Saturday says.
AN say occurred fsw miles from ibis place On Non
day evening lass between samuel Jefcoat and Thomas
Gray The former severely stabbed and the latter n
said horribly msnged We have not been able 10 learn
the psrtouars connected with the suffice !, 70 say
there was rov, and liquor was The instgafor7
The daily union., 1856-01-19
WASHINGTON CITY.
SATURDAY MORNING. JAN. 10. 1853.
CONGRESS FRIDAY.
.ts Was not in session to-day.

The Senate not in session to-day.
HoUsE o. REPREsESrAryEs-The proceedings Of to-day
were interesting. The ball opened BY Mr. Gid
dRgs Of Ohio who attacked the democrats By attempting
show that they committed the plurality rule in
ls4s 10 which they opposed. His quotations
from the Gio6s gOt him into dilemma, from which he
could ez,rieate himself Charges we're made that
fasleu bis impataton upon the democrats he had pur
posey msquoed the Globes proceedings The remarks Of
Messrs Cobb, LeteheT Orr Enstis, Houston ke made
profound impression upon the House Incidentally 10 this
debate Mr. Banks appeared the stand and spoke the
charge of amalgamang the races The result that
aer the adjournment Of the House the antEebrAska
jority we're called together in caucus
The daily union., 1856-01-19
Medical Card.

nocToR sTANisLAs HEkKisz regular psciop hom4-
pahy once, asl corner and Fourteenth
10, m, al m
Docor sarisiss Hernz having Europe
proved health, Will sfend pracce ms profession.
lie Doceur parie FrascaIs,
Der Doctor spx1cht neaSch.
III Docfor habis Espasol.
Dottoss pAfa Itsaso-
The daily union., 1856-01-19
Mr. RANKS on ABSORPTION.

orace Greeley in one Of bis late letters TO the Tribune
states the reply of Mr. Banks The interrogaory Of Mr.
Barsdae a. to the equality Of the white and black
as follows:
Mr. Barksdale asked Mr. Banks whether be believed the
negro equal the white man, de- Mr. Banks gravely
piled that be upderstood II be natural law that Of
bOught into intimate relations the insriUr always
eumbed o and absorbed BY, the superior and be pro
posed the Developments q the future before deciding
which this country shoud swallow up the Other"
Nr. Greeley says that this reply was simply take-Os
On the absardy Of asking such questions Why was
such question atsurd1 The position Of M. Banks
the question Of slavery would indicate bis belief in
be equality Of The races and consequently suggest The
propreiy Of The nierrogztor But the idea ry deduc
ble from Ar Bankss reply that the question which
Of the il the superior is TO be determined by Ne pro-
cess Of absorption or amalgamaou At such sentiment
- this every rational mind revol and Mr. Greeley rirtn-
ally admits tbe outrage upon the moral Of the
Try when be seeks to Mr. Banks sPon the pre'e1t
that his reply vas simply tAks-Or7
HON GEORGE & PUGH AND THg COMMERCIAL.
The party scavenger tssys the Cincinnati EDqurer) who
edits the Commercial processes to be shocked because Mr.
Pugh in bis recent speech beor, the Columbus democratic
oonvenon stated that be should obey the iastrBo-
tons be might receive from the present general assembly
the Sepale lie Is shocked although be admits that he
ths party scaveRger sf0rssad does not believe in the
doctrine one public insrBcng another
and fa j Mr Psgh Aad astsd Ls adrios he would hare
told him 70 act a. man 10 view Of your responsibilities
ard leave the rssi 10 Providence Bat be says Mr. Pugh
beIierer the doctrine Of legislative Instruction. and
hat therefore ahis case i diasrcuts This
sumption of the Commercial without proof II does
give any evidence ioust is statement of Nr Pugh pre-
vous position nor DO believe Il give any although
upon this Il builds its ,rios sHpsyuavs Of argument
His party ass0cationE evidence Of what the Com
msreial eharges-nons At all
From 1851 70 1855 Chase aud Wade represented Ohio in
The senate TIE legislatures during that period,
largely democratic and yet unless we greatly mis-
akcu tbey gave those gentlemen Instructions Both
during thai period nisrcprcnted the State II the COM
Pls1on q tbs general assembly fair test Of Pabie
sentiment Neither would have been reelected Mr. Push
\ i only exercising right which Chase and Wade
asedtbat q acting upon bis Judgment 10 regard
public Affairs The proclamation o. such an intention he
Commercial considers % be very grsiuitOus and Bjud
eous but such viii he the Judgment Of honest and
srminaoa men who blinded by political prsju-
dioe We have little doubt that the sequel win prove that
Mr. Pagh by his action IN the Senate win much more
faithfully rrPreseht he wishes Of the people than the pres
snt general assembly chosen in Of popular de-
lirium and excitement and the people viii eadorse The
I frst and repudiate tss latter
The daily union., 1856-01-19
THE RESPONSIBILITY ONCE MORE FIXED UPON
THE ANTI-NEBRAsKA MAJORITY OF THE HoUSE.


THE ASTI-NEBRAsKA MAJORITY OF THE HOUSE.
The interesting debate Of yesterday in the House of Rep
resentatves should be spread before the people Of the
whole country. The responsibility for the continued dis
organization of the House fastened upon the republ
can or anti-Nebraska majority in conclusive
Is to have compelled the opposition TO variety Of
cxpcdents ward of the arguments Of the democrats
II was not only established that the anti Nebraska majority
could have elected Dir. Campbell Of Ohio, any other
anti-Nebraska man. and except Mr. Banks, We'd
nesdsy last but that on Of the other ballots Mr..
Banks himself could have been elected had the antiSe
hraska been united upon him. This vote is the
oriy Of The House and the democrats the minority The
latter cannot elect themselves induce the knownoth
ngs to for their candidate themselves for the
candidate OF the knownoihngs and either Of the two
last objects could be accomplished it is clear thai The anti
Nebraska majority would still prevent election The
only party in the House in the majority, and majority
united upon principle is that Of the antiNebraska
bers. The rest divided by impossible ehasn. The
democracy opposed alike to the republicans and to the
knoW-nothngs and in turn these two parties oppose the
democracy The latter unite with either wing Of
the opposition without dishonor viii The know moth
ing act with the democracy unless they permitted
dictate the candidate There is then, but party left
decide tbe confist-and that is the majority, The anti
Nebraska vote and upon this the responsibility Of the
caniza ton i irremoYaby fxsd.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

MAcarLAY ex PESS-Tbe Pbiladepha journals are rery
severe On Nacauiay ihe Euglish historian F5r saying u
BIS third and fourth Folame % many unkiaa things Or
the good old Qunker. Wa Penn The" Ledger" l. us,t;
ulsry Put ont be editor thinking TIE historian has ben
trying 10 prove Penna traitor his country m.liynso,
Hsr, gossipPing Old fool, and false friend
The daily union., 1856-01-19
Wariae Di.a.lu.

sAvAsSAH, Jan. E.--The barqas Charles William, from
Bsston arrived here to-day shs reports having fAen 10
the British barque Thomas Richie, from New York,
eonpistsy disabled ia gale the Sth. The Charles VIII
liam took the captain and twbo abandoned their
yessel) and broag them into port.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

Senator Houssou of Tszas sivsa " this city yesterday
and took iodEhgs u WIZARDS Hotel senator Ppsh has
returned . he ssat q gorsrnmsh, from brief visit to
Okio
The daily union., 1856-01-19

The snboined gren the very latest intelligence re
oered Liverpool by telegraph up to the time Of the
steamers sailing:
GRAsD corscn IL PARIS.
The pst ssys in course OF fes days general con n
ell Of war Is TO be held At Paris at which England viii be
represented BY Il Il H the Duke Of Cambrdgr Sir Rich
ard Airey, and Sir Harry Jones together with Admals
Sir Edmund Lyons and DundRs The object Of this
Gil is 10 collect 70 Interchange and to consider all possible
information with respect to the war bot il viii be n
the province Of tbe council TO plan campAgns decide
in the beginning Of January, be done ia April
The council having deberaied fully the important OBJ
ects which win suRgot themselves win communicates the
result Of their labOrs 10 their respective governDen who
viii dscEss the questions which may he raised aud haV-
Ing decided hey viii give the necessary orders
the objects ihey nay have in contemplation.
AD<rSls1HArOS REFoEM y RuszlA
H,rErRe. Jan 4-The Grand Duke Constantine At ti,e
head of The naval service Of Prussia has issued circular
to s several departments requiring that all reports shall
contain the naked truth defects and mnAnagements
no longer 70 bc CLOSED over Officials diobeying this in
junction are 10 De dismissed tie service.
The papers announce The death Of the Marquis Of Ayes
bury.
ton and had board specie 10 the value Of about Sc o06
eO0 Il weighed nearly eighty tons and principally
sisted Of silver from Mexico.
The daily News City Article dated Friday evening says:
@The English stock market to-day exhibited renewed
hesvinesS At period fresh decline Of per
established but the dose the reduction from yesterdays
fna quotations did not exceed Per cent Any tendency
of which attributed 70 the requirements of gov
eminent The prospects Of the money market slso
regarded with les confidence Pending the Cars deni-
tive reply disposition gtil shown 70 support The
market The general demand for m0uey to-day vas again
extraordinarily active this being the 9Th o the month In
the Stock Exchange however money rather easier
about per government secnrites At Pkrs to-
day the thrcpecent rsnies rallied about per for
money the nAl quotation for the slightly
lower han that q yesterday. There st some in
qnry to-day for gold for erporiat0n The improvement
to-day in the Exchange Paris Is stbuted TO the large
of Austrian and other gold lately remted from
this side The heavy arrival Of silver by the Tyne may
have had some iuauencc The market to-day was
6rmer. great portion Of The numerous grain oargoes
lately arrived have been disPosed Of The railway share
market to-day dull and inactive but generally
steady 10 prices One Of the most interesting changes In
the weekly slAncesbett pf The bank is he incease q
El46 095 in the government securities hed BY the bank
This feature would be fully explained upon the prcsump
ton that ne tank IL assisting tbe treasury The
heavy disbursements . nedeutsl TO the season.
The falling Of In the bullion is fig1 620-haM az much
that shown in the last return but the movement oi
this item evidently continues the adverse side and win
occasion anxiety.
The daily union., 1856-01-19
HEALTH or JUDGE BAYLY.

The Petersburg Iutelligenoer SAYS:
We blessed 70 learn from Judge John " May, a this
city faihsrnaw q General Bayy, that The health u this
gentleman (sho t win be remembered went to HsFsns
'otne ume snce secouut ~ ruimonsry Affection from
which he was susrng) 4 uuch irurroved and be expects
ere long y Be ale D BE anlie. in Con gree.
The daily union., 1856-01-19
BY TELEe RAPn.
TGe A~srisa = Bosfoa

BoSTos, Jan. lsThe America arrived Al her wharf AZ 10
O'Clock this nornng. Her mails wi be despatched south
this afternoon BIZ the land route.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

The following are the delegates appointed by ths demo
cratic lso) oonvsntiOH to the Cincinnati Conventon
Dsisgatss 0f Largs-Horntio Seymour Dean Richmond,
Nicholas Hili jr- Robert Kelley.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

G5- Dedication Of ihe New Bapsist Churea.-This
edhee
day Dr. Fuller. Of Baltimore preach morning
o'cIoek Dr. Burrows, Richmond IN the afternoon ocSek
and Dr. Teasdae the night. An invited arnd.
Ian ls--td
The daily union., 1856-01-19
OFFICE THE COsSoLIDATED LOTTERIES
MARYLAND.

OF MARYLAND.
The oowns the numbers cf Maryland c1nso
daiod Lottery, class S, drawn January i6, 1859
let III 81 5h 9,h lB,h Ii,h 18th .
32 Al 80 As 80 So 40 Sc 6s 40 25
l3rh isft l6rh
20 2T Is II F
The following Paispsco Instue
Lottery, class Al, drawn January ~, leS6;
list II ID 9Th Iosh lllh IAN Iaih
30 % IL % "A 10 81 81 co 10 81 %
y. X. BREyAs,
General Agent fof the Contractor, Baltimore.
LEz'I RssEnTs, commssscser.
Jan Ig-lt
The daily union., 1856-01-19
Arrinnl "a a. -.

NEw YoAx, Jan. ls--The Cahawba from New Orleans,
via Havana arrived here this morning with dates Of the 18th
from the latter port.
The Spanish Mexico sailed from Havana Cor Vera
Cruz the 18TH and il reported that Of Santa An
mas agents went in her TO observe the political state Of affairs
in Mexico Adviees from that country BY the British steamer
Clyde gloomy aspect
Freigbts at Havana were dull
The daily union., 1856-01-19

90 Rev. Robinson Scott. Ireland,
Divise permission, Sabbath morning. n O'Clock,
Chssei eorner asa and when collection VIII be
on behalf of Protestant education IN Ireland.
Jan 10
The daily union., 1856-01-19

Co ~. E. Church koufh eth ssfeet, between II and
sIeesksv Dr. Dogseit pa-or preach ia ts
church fsabbaih ii O'Clock, :, D.
Jan 10
The daily union., 1856-01-19

Tas rr'-ss- c-rr~.pe.s.~es ~f Henry c,-yI = 0Sa
p,sa FRANCE TAYLoH,
The daily union., 1856-01-19
Fasal Raaroad Aecidsaf.

MEspass, tTenn.,) Jan. H.-Mr. X. A. Williamson su-
perintendent Of the Memphis and Ohio railroad
dentaliy killed here to-day
The daily union., 1856-01-19
FURTHER NEWS BY THE AMERICA.

The snbjoined Is giren the very latest intelligence
cered Liverpool by telegraph up to the time Of tn
steamers sailing:
The daily union., 1856-01-19
Markets.

SEw YoRx Jan ls.-Flour has AdFaneedsales Of 1000
bbistraght State s. Oe; good Ohio s. 81; southern,
~ Is. Wheat il hrmersouthern red, 81 So. Corn IL
hrmersales Of II bushels 80 for mixed
Pork has advapcedsales Of $50 bb sl7 l2ik per
bb Beef q1iessles Of 200 bbls Chicago repacked
sl4 IS. Lard is firm. Whiskey Is FIRM.
BALraoRE, Jan. ls-Floar Is hrmer, bat prices
ehsngedHoward street and ohia s.; City Mills is held
the Wheat unehanged-good prime reds,
81 50 81 Sc good prime white, nompaly 81 IS 81
o. Corn is unchanged &c 7s cents; white nomi
naly, 10 rs Provisions dullmess pork drmeg
at SIC 50 sl7; bacon is irregular; shouder s14 81
cents sides, 914 s54 cents Lard unchanged
The daily union., 1856-01-19
Presc.sr. Historical works,

WILL published Hisry of me Reru Fhip
n, wsan n ff.sess', IN TIVE volumes, evo, W
usis~, ke.
m. worts well aaaeces-
x.rv 40 40 rsgre Il pubHennor
sl-e pas.hss he day, uaisarn edi-
uo.S II he .eihos's r~rssovs works
Rat ~ ~ Ccnquess ef Nssica, ~ 2 vul~- svo.
Hg~tary ne Ccnqnsst - fsra, ir = suis. EVa.
Is-s.sy 81 r..h.rm vuis svn
rre.co~s. Ms~ccs.ss.s, - vaa, sss pcrirsst
~ TtNIOR NAUnYsr
Dee IA Literary Esnporivra, street.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

SUsQCEHASSA TIpE-wArrR caSAL-The receipts Of
this canal from the 24th Of March the gath Of December
last amounted to Slels2l ST. against sls559s % du-
ring the corresponding period Of 1854.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

PIFrHES DOLLARS REwARD--Thfs rs~nd vii
T. so aske1) who viii
10 q 81 fhs
fte nsrher, hfch
bsps.s wissds Hotel frdsy, hs <h insrni, snd
10 hsxsly . f~ssy pshc n g. W. EJTLkA, it.
Jaa l7-61Gs
The daily union., 1856-01-19

Too TKUE JOKE ABorI.-The SeNburyport Mass }
herald publishes quiz the governors message which
bis exoellency Is made reckon q oongTstua-
ton that ony Of the members o tho last legislature
wAs expelled FOR eIpending The pube money bis cen-
tiaas rasSiossa
The daily union., 1856-01-19
Land warrant and banking House Of
Clarke A. 60.

I'VE ~iH psy yesrs rcss
ny rssii
s~ssA.rr ci,s.s. ee preferred
Rss-s Nss Necs Re>< Drsrsi hsnf.s Erw Yot ard ne
IN CLARKE a co..
wsshiusson Liy, ID. g.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

The weather = rapidly modera,ing Al yesterday
The usrcurT ro.e 10 IS degrees Fahrenheit.
The daily union., 1856-01-19

GaEGT DEsTRUcIIox uNRrR-Tbe 0rsngebure
Is C Souhron says the destruction Of pine timber in that
part Of he State from the accumulation Of Toe the trees
can only be estimated by millions
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CPFCIAL NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND OFFERS
- thppeTs NJ fctsbt TO 81 ciou ~ i"usve Iudis,evss
81 Louis and ali south n rort should make theAr
tracts he responsible sgcnn ot Tie Ney sors scd nrh
Rsroads ara mark blfr gso4a u. % r
an goods marked or shp0sd BY spsut,ng Evsvess
csea ,eavr ne direct g. hond AZ Hrsfcni aud -
en, ,youns Nv the ard 20 efo a.
roads. y H'lAsNrn. skehN ~ - ~.
ii mail ne o. 70 LousyIe aud cher posnss -
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