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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

HORRIBLE CRIME.-A man calling himself
Thomas Jefferson, committed rape upon the per-
son of young lady about thirteen years OF age,
in MeCracken county, Kentucky on the sth inst
as the young lady was on her way to school, and
then murdered her and hid her body In the bushes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

John Maedoasaid . iabosiss man r. Boston, r.
ceivss k15o0o Il 10 said, By resent decisiou of
chaneesy case N England,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25
MiCAJAH MANGUM.

u,.,s;s5sssss,,sss Oh CKER RING,S PI.
E;isxs;z5Ssss. 'Tssyg MO FORTES-To be had at No.
Il ] H r n 1863 Main at, opposite the Exchange
y Bank hichmond.
NATH'L CARUSI,
y if-d&wiy Sole Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

MILLERIsM RKvIvED.-Mr. Abr'm Flavell, of
Newark, n J.. a we'll known second adveptman,
has publised paper predicting the end of the
world October l3th which says is 'the first day
of the Feast of Tabernacles, and the very day the
church was delivered from Papal bondage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

PHOTOGRAPHS AT ANY HoUR.--Ats meeting Of
the Dublin Photographs Society, Dr.. Lover sxss
hibited an apparatus for taking photographs BY
gas light the main feature Of which consisted In
the introduction Of . stream Of oxygen into ths
flames OF common coal gas. which had previously
been made 70 pass through cotton and napths
with the view of surchargngi 1t with carbon, 90 ~
to increase the brilIiancy upon the adsission OF
the oxygen. BY this means . light offs powerful
. nature was obtained, that, by the assistance Of
reflector, photograph Of an engraving could b
taken by the Gamers IN . very short time. ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

IL ~ hs...Gscid and silver Leuf; Gold
s..o,,n1, fnhains Inks; Frostines, and thorousk
ousI,,a " Isints and Brushes of the very best
WIN. SATTLER
ans, Aftists' and Pa:nten' Supply Store,
Jf&a : Ia Asis street s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

IyITN1WA j .+-hUHNWtHJ fFU''s "
h.se, an she Ist January last negro
'.r n.nIea AMANDA, belonging to the
G e,sto Of Samuel Peasants deceased ssss ,.n sne
-S-SAH si ofS and has a mother living in Butch
tys1ysn !!ns many rela;ions living in Pewhatan;
etoFH, sHa !. no so;.bt hsrbored The usual reward
wsia VIE + me ssid upon her delivery to me at the jail OF
v, xin @ :. fs,~d ard all expenses paid ,,,rr-ursou
- Rf--tf AhS~N' - 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

RESIGNATION DEMAEDED!0A portion Of the
Constituents of the Hon. resey Halker, N. c.
from Alabama. have held meSAns Il il said. dis.
approving of his recent course ihsexpressiug his
Presidency, and requiring his Il diats rssigna.
t;nu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

THE BOOK TRADE-There are three hundred
and fifty-ive publishers in the United States
two thousand booksellers; fifteen thousand prn-
iers, and three thousand five hundred book bin.
ders The number of new books issued in 1853, Is
said to have exceeded one thousand Only one
book out every two hundred get to a second edi-
ton
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

Rsv1usisE Fzsu.-- Ysstsrdsy neeuine ahoat 2
e'eleck, the sentinsls at the zfmory discovered
two men rp11iDe On barrel of Aour non BrSefs
old NM asd NOT feeling dlspsss6 - sesbfe6dss1K
sans. e ush = low fsara put afsa shsa thisvss
with the hops Of capturing thsn- On SETTLING Esar
nyafs bridge, the yoguss discovered that ihey
were pursusd a1d Immediately tool "a their scf6r
pen, having their booty n thestfsek ~
n or Ben<6-Men fkas beat Sh1ff wives
often get themselves In hard places when they
leasa least spect ~ This swas tho ease with ThenAs
lAams - Saturday Several days sinee. Mhils,
undsI ne innuence Of bad spirits ho gave his bot
Ter naH an unmercifui peitirf and On being coh-S
pfasnea Of to the police BY William Minsje1, ~
nm on Nam strsst sn II Ht1inat, vithait
ioeaeo s.ns and drnbbed him to his hesrt . eon-,s
held TO ban to keep the poace, ana 10 s5pesS be-
lore me next Grand jury 70 answer an indictmsnts
Aof INC assanifT sseS ssss sssAS &.x IL
Daring Rasa<-Jim, slsvs to John sinpsouofv
Cnarofsesvaie, was conyictsd before. the Mayor
-. ssnrday Of stealing money from John Coop-s
and oroer to be logged to the extent Of the law
Jim has gone through similar ent bcforesa
AM ana knowing the ropes II not affaid to rewalk
AneA- eFF@ge asa saNi IS Asss hasr
zmprouing James p. Ford was n n, I'm. h
proving condition Saturday morning, and i now
believed to be out Of danger The bruises ha re-.
ceived from falling through the hatchway at Mr..
Dornins 9 factory, corner OF 18th and Cary Streets
were very severe, but the wonder il that he was
not instantly killed by the fall sl IS S. Iasl
Interesting Ceremony The Masons and Kuieht
Templars are to turn out today TO lay the corner
stone Of . new Methodist Church, near the Fair s
Grounds. The ceremonies viii be very imp0song
and if the weather proves fair will attract thout
sands Of persons to the spot. ~
/ Fined Barney Hagsn, the keeper of : small
establishment on Main street, between cath and =
a5th, was fined by the Mayor yesterday for per.
hitting an unlawful assembly Of negroes In his Il
house
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25
EEW SALOON,

pS Ou l7th street, opposite SS3zsA
, the arch of the Old Mar fSSf %
Aet-JoHH FRIEDRICH. formerly Pro- -->fsA-~>.
puetof OF the Irving House." Baltimore, having
ahen Inc large brick house situated as above 10 now
issPsFea 70 serve ap, ct short notice, every DELL
thst can be obtained in this and other m arketa
dis BAR will be- found sunpled with the choic,.t
.ai;s,k niooks ana CIGARS. call from the public is
'iie'Iea' au l8-dIm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

( NEW CoUETERFEIT.-TheA Alexanash Sentinel
has been shown to-day another da4l4rous coun.
terfeit In IS bill, Of the Mapufaetur1 md Farm.
ers Bank, of wheeling. The PittsB> Review
describes the s'head Of Fillmore the left, with.
likeness COARSE and ths counterfeit So inches long,
while tho genuine u ~ inches long"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

SANITARY MRAsURES.-In London, she Inspec.
tors of Nuisancos pretty thorough in their ex.
aminations. 1t appears that In one week they
recently accomplished the following service:-Sev.
enty.nine nuisances complained of had been re-
moved; 9e5 houses had been placed ''under treat.
ment for flthiness. 4l6 cellars had been examined
and 81 lodging houses had been reported upon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25
INSTRUCTION ON THk

HH06
u n II considerable experience in teaching,
and can produce pupils that, in one
qu,ter can play and sing most any ordinary piece of
uIosc, , wishes few more scholars. As she herself
ieeeNed instructions from the principal pianist of
~ .senny Lind, w M. dofmann, ESQ., feels confident
cen eive satisfaction to those who encourage her
eILns 10 per quarter Of 20 lessons. Address M. 8.
- ook M post Office jv 22-n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

Lanes Arrival in Kansas The Pctersbur9 Company
of Volunteers, &c. r
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25
A UGUsT, 10Th IeJfj.-
= i,cr, GREAT ATIRACTIoN-PRIy

THOMAS r. PRICE 4 Co ,t the old established
stand, 20 Main street, will Commence this day and
until their regular fall trade begins to sell off
d. e ioe Of reh figured and striped Silks Broche,
n.9fes tall wool common Mousines ana variety Of
s. soeos the accumulation Of past seasons at loss
'hsa half their real value -
a.. sse osfgaius will be exhibited on the second
oof so as not interfere with
new Goods daily arriving
su D-akwInn Tuoa sprrr = ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

TY"sPECIAL NoTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir-
ainia aud North Carolina, intended for shipment by
s'eamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be recsEed by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
whos1e he authorized Agents ion Express privileges
on these ships.
Office Of Ihe New York aud Virginia Steamship
Company. LUDLAM & FLEABANTS,
hp It's
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

THE Army BILL--Ths army appropriation bill
embraces an aggregate Of some eleven millions Of
dollars Of appropriations, about eight mtiliona OF
which are TO be expended In the nonslAveholdin8
states, and three millions In slaveholding Btases
If not passed, tand st this moment II y extremely
ouestiopable whether il can become law. mnfit AZ
ter the Presidential election, at ieast3 every me
chsnic and isborer at every Gevernmsnt asssnal
armory. &c, must be discharged, - well = every
officer and man In the servcie, wherever he nay
nishiue min etenshs Of the supplies Of Ill deserirr
ton for the military service 81 the United esates
a. II docs - well - ninstenths Of the msehauaes
employ ed In that branch Of ths public ~
n Sc the great loser. mot tho 6outh. Hassase0s
N~.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

THr FIRST BELL IN KANsAs--The ball for tns
Unitariau church IN Liwrenee. KAnsAe. Hnca
was sent from Boston, Hasa, arrived - - aesn'
nation on the eth instant Il Was mmsmate,y
isee1 On block. and the Art pssl a the sobnsur
foiug bell awoks the echos on the plains q Kan
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25
THE DAILY DISPATCH.
NTen dny MorninE, Anxnst 25, 1856.

Mon day Murning, August Is, 1856.
TERRIBLE AffArR.-A correspondent Of the
Petersburg Intelligencer says:
"A most shocking occurrence took place In Fin.
castle few nights since. A gentleman. with ne.
yeralmothersss children, arrived at that place. and
in the course OF the night the inmates Of the Hotel
were aroused by terrific screams, and on tracing
up the sound, found that Ii omauatcd from the
room in which the gentleman and his children
lodged. Breaking the door open, the hcrrifled
spectators saw that he was laboring under a hor.
rible dream, or night mare, and was in the act of
pulling out the tongue of his youngest child whom
he had taken TO sleep In the bed with him. He
was Immediately aroused to see the body OF bis
little child dreadfully bruised and lacesated and
told those who had awakened him, that he had
dreamed that some one was numbering the child,
said to be indescribabie. At the time the passen.
gers left Fincaste for this place. the poor child
alive, but in an extremely perilous condition.
"RETAINERs' AND "RErREsHERs"-The Lon
don News, alluding to the trial Of Dove the priso
ner, says:
: "The cost of the trial. as may be supposed, has
been great For the prosecution, the counsels'
fees would exceed three hundred guineas Mr.
Overend bad 100 guneas, with refresher of 10 gui.
meas per day, ana IS guineas the day of reply
Mr. Hardy bad 10 guineas, with refreshers, and
Mr. Bailey As guneas. The cost of getting up
the case and of witnesses were about 1886 l6s,
making total Of 81 ,776 1fis For the defence
the counsels fees were 300 gnineas Mr.. Bliss re-
eeiving 20 gaineas, exclusive of refreshers and
consultation fees. Sergeant Wilkins had so gui-
meas. with refreshers, and Mr.. Hall 40 The other
expenses will not be less than 9l000 making a
total of upwards of Gl00O or grand total of the
cost of the trial Of a2476 los. This ia exclusive
Of the cost OF the inquiry before the coroner %.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

oRREsPoNDENcE OF THE DISPATCH.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-08-25

Col T. T. Fauntleroy, u. S. A, has been so
journing at Winchester, Va, among his relatives
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13
From tho pAnadelDhla Ame.lean.l


~ Letter of Mr.. Madison to Mr. CLAW in
June, 1888. Mr.. Madison wrote to Mr.. Clay in
these memorable words:
SIT is painful to see the unceasing efforts to
alarm the South by imputations against the
North of unconstitutional designs on the subject
of slavery. You are right 1 have no doubt, in
believing that no such intcrneddling disposition
exists in the body of our northern brethren
Their good faith is sufficiently guaranteed by
the interest they have as merchants, as ship
owners, and as manufacturers in preserving n
union with the slaveholding States. On the
other hand, what madness in the South to look
worse than jumping into the fire for fear of the
frying PAM
What was true when Madison expressed the
foregoing sentiment, is equally, if not moro true
now. There has been delberatcand systematic
attempt to prejudice the South, by artful caum-
NY, eliminating our whole people, as their enc
mics, and assailing them as missionaries who
would spread desolation with fire and sword. 1t
IS not in interest alone, which guarantees good
faith nthe part of the North, as Mr.. Madison
intimates, among other reasons, for disputing
the charge made in his day. The Constitution
enioins certain duties, and recognizes certain
rights, which are regarded as gilmore command.
ing authority than any suggestion of interest,"
As long as that instrument stands the Union
must be preserved, and under it the weak and
the strong, tho North and the South will find
equal protection. 1t is false thatany design, in
imical to the South, is entertained in the free
States. We share a common inheritance, and
should aim at common destiny.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13

PEs'SsTLyASIA ELEcTIoS.-Whetheras regards
the State itself or its influence elsewhere in de-
termining the future moments as respects both
Mr.. Fillmore and Mr.. Buchanan, the election in
PennSyivania is regarded by every body as the
most important and decisive move upon the DO.
itical chessboard. Defeat in this State election
can scarcely be viewed by any one in any other
light than death to tie hopes of Mr. Buchanan
and the almost certainty of Mr. Filltnore's cleo
ton. The letters from the South and from the
best authority all tend to show that the Democ-
racy there cannot be retained in the Buchanan
ranks if he loses Pennsylvania, and hence the
immense exertions of his friends here to obtain
success the strong assurances they are sending
South that they can and will carry the State
eoutc quill coute. Among other means to which
they are resorting, am sorry to say, is making
voters out Of the foreign material at an immense
ratio. II these were persons who, by due dec
aration and proper length of residence, were
entitled to become citizens, no enc would have
any right to OBJECT to it; but when l tell you
that one court in this city has already made
within a few weeks 1900 citizens, and is still
manufacturing them at the same ratio, you can
judge for yourselves how many of them are
justly entitled to their naturalization papers.
object to all this kind of thing, no matter by
what party it is done, and whilst such practice
continues no one should be surprised If the be-
lief extends that americans should rule Amer
ica"-Ehila. Cor. Of Nat. IntsIligGncer.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13

DIsBANDtNa OF TIE CUBAN JUSrA.-The New
York Sun announces the disbandng of the Gu
ban Junta, originally formed in that city for the
purpose broadening Cuba from Spanish rule.
At one time the Junta had prepared powerful
expedition for that island, but their hopes were
blasted by the premature invasion of Lopez, to-
gether with the interposition Ofthe United States
authorities. The Sun says:
at is true that the Cuban Junta is extinct
Spanish grace has blotted out this revolutionary
institution. Gaspar de Betancourt, its Prcsi-
dent, has received and accepted pardon for his
rank and thrice aggravated rebellion His con-
tscated estates, amounting in value to hundreds
of thousands of dollars, have been restored to
him, and he has taken passports fer Paris, to
enjoy there life of aristocratic case The old
revolntionist has succumbed, and for the remain
der of his daysh will take hiswalks and smoke
his cigaretts on the Boulevards of Paris, attend
the opera, uing1e with the elits of French socis.
~, and adjure all democratic associations
Farewell, friend Bctaucourt, to us and to Cuba
forever lost Kind hearted and suavc in man
ncrs thou vert, but not the stuff of which dar.
ing and stern rovolutionists arc made"
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13
tFron the Lockport Courier, Oct. 81
TRAGEDY.

A MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD BRCTALLY MURDERED.
y horrible tragedy occurred at Berghotz,
German settlement in the town of WheatIand,
in this county, on Saturday night last being
nothing less than the cold blooded butchery Of
DIR. I. G. Strange, his housekccper, and his
daughter, by some person or persons as yet I'M
known.
Sunday morning, as one of the doctors neigh
bors was proceeding along the road leading from
the doctors house, South, he came upon the life
less body lying on the road, with pool of blood
by his side Hehad been murdered with an axe,
having been struck four blows with it, one on
the right side of the face, two on the back part
OF the head, and one on the right side. The
murderer evidently meant to make sure work, as
either blow would have killed him. On pro-
ceeding to his house, mile distant, still more
horrible sight presented itself.
Upon thefloor was the bleeding corpse ofMrs
5arlean, the housekeeper of DIR. Strange, her
head, having been literally cut in two by the
same instrument that had caused the death of
the doctor, and short distance from her, on the
bed, was found the lifolcss remains of the young
daughter ofDr Strange. The girllike the 9TH
ers had been killed by an axe. The first blow
had been given on the side of the face, and be-
fore the second, the victim had raised the arm
IN self defence, and received the second blow IN.
on the elbow and flcshy part of the arm The
flrst blow must have caused almost instant DEATH
| So far, not the slightest clue to the perpetra-
tor of this horrible deed, or the cause which led
to it, had been elected neighbor of DR..
Strange, who lives near by, was up all Saturday
night finishing pair of boots which he had prom
lsed but says he heard nothing to excite his at
tention. The general impression is, that the
person or persons who committed the murder
went to the house, and called the doctor away
on business: He had large overcoat on, anda
lantern, which he always carried when going out
nights was found near where his body Law:
1t is supposed that after numbering the doc
tor, the assassin went back and murdered the
child to prevent detection. Mrs. Barlean, when
found, had candle in-one hand and matches in
the other, and was probably about to make q, a
light when she was struck the fatal blow. DR..
Strange is man between forty and fifty years
old, and had been in this country about & years,
and has resided all that time in Bergholtz. He
separated from his wife about two years ago, since
when she has lived in buffalo.
Mrs. Barlean is woman about 80 years old.
and has kept house for Dr.. S. since his wife left
She has husband in Germany who she was ex.
gecting here daily. The other victim was DR..
Strauges daughter, beautiful young girl, about
IS years old.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13
REAL ESTATE SAFES
Trust CaIa

RYylrtue OF a deed OF trust, executed 70 M.
~ Hartman dated, January 18th 1856 and ~ Geossc
me Glefks ONCE OF Ohio county Deed BooE NJ S5ied IN
49, win selia public auction the front lor
house Of SATURDAY the SIN NJ ne
nt2 p NJ tn property In said deed conveyed 10 nREE
the center feet front and rear Of L. !" N
hundTed and six, COS AMI the north tweptvt NO oa=
hundred and Ave- Q and the north ore
ana rear Of lot numbered one hundred and fo ROM
The us, usual asp' portion Of The front having ben g
by reeren deed from Gill and wife 10 H. a. - be setn
Wheeling, CITY sweet. 49, ivy IN i.9.t
az Terms of sale, cash
win convey only such title Is vested in m. -,
cct7ta NJ c. COM 'e
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13
Another Instance OF the efficacy OF RGr
have,s Holland Ritters

Nd PorDESrER, 1T Union ONCE September 16th 1851,
says'sone weeks since being seriously asctel with pain
and uneasness the stomach, appetite at tes
strong sEmPtos OF dyspepsia, vas induced try your
Holland Bitters. and felt but justice TO the ar.
ele as well for The good Of those who may be aGecled
with IKE deranEeent OF he stomach state that the use
of one single bottle Of this medicine proved of ncaeuabe
benefit having feed the stomach from all OF depres-
'iOn and removed symptom Of dyspepsia. would
also remark, that two other members my family, who
were aieted in similar with myself entirely
relieved by the use Of single bottle each.
cAVEicS!-To imposition, be careful to ask for
BGrhare's Holland Biiters
~ sold at 81 per bottle, six bottles for SIS, by the
proprietOrs, BESJAaflS PAGE, JR Co.
Manufacturing Pharmaceutsts Chemists Pittsburgh
Pa; aud by LAUGALLNs e BUSHFTELD,
oc's Wheeling, Va.
THE ilonrhonnd RaIsnm. is now before the PEG.
Have cough cold or are your chlIren suffering
with hOarseness. Wheezness &c. II So get bottle it is
pleasant, safe and efT.ctnal
For sale By T. II. LOGAN co.
Bridge corner Druggists.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13
DAI.LEY'S MAGICAL PAIN Elk.
mr. s. (I7T(1I2

INFLAMMATION and PAIN inscparablc as FIRE and
HEAT inflammation produces pain, pain produces In.
nmaton. Wherever theres unnatural heat hrobbIng
redness, whether caused by fever hurt
sore, poison rheumatism, pes scad sting there
is inflammation. hundred books or thousand sermons
cannot alter change the conclusion. prevent pain
and restore nature inflammation subdued To ac-
compsh this the physician are always direct
cd Thousands of physicians thousand of the FIRST and
most saEactous who have DALLEYs MAGIC
AL PAIN EXTRACTOR. convinced and admit that Its
control Inclination Is wonderful aud Immediate,
instantly aayng the pain, neutralzing poison extracting
morbid secreons and forcing resume her course
renewing and healing No burn scald, aiment
two severe to yield to Its soothing curing influence APP
ply 1t Immediately and the has commenced.
The Genuine senvelopcd in Steel Plate Engraving with
the of @. V. CLICKENER Co. proprletors, and
HENRY DALEY, manufacturer, upon each box. Price
2o cts per box.
~ All orders should be addressed to c. v. Cckcner
Co., 81 Barclay st. New York THLoGAN Gco.
sp2S:!m Wheeling, Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1856-10-13

EDsAR a. PoE.-Thc movement made in
the graveof Edgar A. Poe whose remains are
inferred ina Presbyterian Church yard in Bal
timore, ought to be warmly seconed in Virginia,
his native state, and especially IN Richmond
With all tho infirmities Of the man, he possessed
genius of the highest order, and his name, If we
IHistalc not, is destined to shine with increasing
briiancy among the first stars of American
literature His long residence in Richmod, and
his noble labors in the cause Of Virginia litera.
tarc, present peculiar clans to the adnirati On
G1d gratitude Of our people, who, we trust, will
embrace the opportunity Of testifying in a sub.
s:antial way, their appreciation Of his splendid