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The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

EXPLOSION. The Spirit Of the Age says that a
miner living the forks of the American river,
suspecting that neighbor of his was making too
free use of his wood, charged two or three small
logs with powder. few evenings after, while
the suspected individual was sitting before his
large and comfortable fire enjoying the genial ef-
feet an explosion occurred which tore every thing
to pieces within its vicinity, and buried the petit
thief beneath the fragments of the ruins. The
brazen rascal, instead of leaving the country, was
about to sue the owner of the wood pile for DANA
oes
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

The wsest period of a mans life is between
eighteen and twenty-five; after that his knowing
ness SO falls off, that by the time he reaches fifty
five or sixty, he makes up his mind that he is
fool
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

CLARK HENRY. This firm has supplies u
with Sacramento papers during the past week.
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

FURTHER News THE CoRrEs. Secretary Mar
cy has officially declined receiving Mr.. French as
minister
Up to the 25th the House had elected no Speak
er.
The N. Y. Herald publishes an account of the
detection of a secret fibustering movement against
the State of Nicaragua which has been in progress
for some weeks past in that city. 1t appears, so
far as the circumstances have transpred, that over
three hundred men were already enlisted for six
months service in that country. for which they
were to receive pay at the rate of S25 a month,
and at the expiration Of the term a grant of $50
acres of land. The whole force was to sail for
Nicaragua on the Northern Light. Information of
the whole affair given to the U. S. District At
torney Mr.. McKeon who took the necessary steps
to prevent the departure of the men. 1t would
seem the Nicaragua Transit Company is deeply in
terested in the matter, it having furnished each
member of the party with free ticket to San
Juan.
By the N. Y. Times of 25th, we see that the
District Attorney finally succeeded in stopping the
Northern Light, after ordering out three revenue
cutters. AS the N. L. was putting to sea, one of
the cutters hailed her, just opposite Ellis Island,
and fred three shots across her bows, which per-
suaded the steamer to bring to. The Battery at
this time was crowded with people, in high state
of excitement. The steamer turned back, and ac-
companied by the cutter, let go anchor in the mid
die of the stream, about opposite her pier. The
two Government vessels from the Navy Yard came
up shortly afterwards and the three let 60 anchor
near the N. L.. where they were quietly remaining
at last advices.
A telegraphic dispatch from Washington, of Dec.
"a, SAYS:
"District Attorney McKeon's interference against
Parker H. French's Nicaragua Emigrants' is bas-
ed upon specific instructions from Washington"
The latest accounts leave Kansas quiet.
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

ru1IIF, UNDERSIGNED OFFERS HIS SERVIC-
es to the Merchants in the Interior a Commission
buyer of Goods San Francisco having been engaged in
that business for nearly three years past with three years
previous experience in the interior He hopes to give sat
sfaction to such may employ him in that capacity.
Orders for any description of Merchandise filled and Tor
warded promptly. n,cu.pn
In stairs corner Battery and Sacramento sts.,
On, San Francisco.
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

VINCENT & Co. will accept our thanks for late
Atlantic papers.
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26
DiSSOIUfiOu.
Balls, Parties. sc.
NOTICE.

NOIICE.
AN EMBERS of the ." california Mining Company" are
WE hereby notified that the shares of all deinquents in
the locations known by the of Auburn Oriental
Sevastopo, Bunker Hill Table Mountain Blue Lead, and
Hard Scrabble will be sold at Public Auction Wednes
day. the Goth day of February 1885, at o'clock P NJ for
back assessments The sale will take place in front fthe
Bottle Hill Hotel in the town of Bottle Hill, Ell Dorado
county.
By order of the Board of Directors,
ROBERT MARKS Sec'y.
Bottle Hill, Jan. 18TH 1856. 8-3t
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

COUNTY TREASURY. Receipts and disbursements
Of the County Treasury from October 1st, 1855, to
January 10th, 1885, as per report of the County
Treasurer.
Gen'l Fund from ex-Treasr S 4,7S6 78
ScHOOl runu I.1OS OZ
Other sources ............. 39,689 SO
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26
Fine Virginia Tobacco.

E1L SACRAMENTO BRAND-dark, peach flavor;
Ia Ell Sacramento brand-dry, light colored;
Maynower brand-12 plugs to the pound.
The above brands of Jones Hudsons celebrated man
ufacure in lots to suit, for sale by
SAMUEL ii. PRICHARD, San Francisco
Sam Agent for the Manufacturer
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

Gold Hunting Repeater Watches,
UST arrived per steamer Golden Age and for sale by
~ BRIGGS, DEY & co.
9S Montgomery ST. corner California.
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

Jules JurSeusen's
NENUINE Copenhagen Watches, of all styles of move
W ment, just received and for sale by
BRIGGS, DEY co.
ALso-The above celebrated Watches, suitable for La
dies. To be found at BRIGGS DEY CO.'S
81 Montgomery ST. corner California
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

Watches, Watches
EDY all the most celebrated English French Swiss and
ED Danish makers, kept constantly on hand and sold at
the lowest possible price, by
BRIGGS, DEY & co.
90 Montgomery st. corner California.
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

Extra Heavy and Fine
H OLD Guard Chains, just received by the steamer
~ Golden Age, at BRIGGS, DEY CO.'S.
9S Montgomery ST. corner California
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

Orders, Orders,
ENAKEN for any description of WATCHES and forwarded
Ia to the manufacturers with dispatch.
BRIGGS, DEY CO.,
96 Montgomery st. California.
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

JAS. Nardin Perret Watches,
ND Pocket Chronometers of every style and ize GER
tA titled by the manufacturer for sale by
BRIGGS DEY & co.
9S Montgomery st. corner California
The Empire County argus., 1856-01-26

Railway Time-Keepcrs.
BD AILWAY TIMEKEEPERS. The celebrated VIM.
H0 B. Crisps Patent Railway Time e-Keepers, of the
largest size with the makers certificate accompanying
BRIGGS, DEY CO.,
90 Montgomery ST. corner California.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

TsE CHICAGO FIEE-The Chicago Frsss
says there is 40 doubt shai The destructive
Ere ia that cry on "Wednesday night last,
which DESTROYED slo9.o 600 worth Of proper
". was caused by some evil disposed per-
son, who wss very likely influenced By
some petty malice against al individual
The Ere that caused the eonfssrstion was
frs, seen ia the stable Ct the Rock isisnd
House. running 10 the hay, and almost IN
.tantaneousiy tse flames were through the
roof, and spreading ~,th the utmost rapid
". An effort sss also made to FIRE the barn
near the warehouse Of Flint d Wheeler, at
the same lime .hs; the FIRE broke out in The
other barn, boz man employed there, dis
covered and 81 once esiinguisbed a.
A number ol Davenport merchants who
have gepds OF the way, were apprehsDsiVe
that some of them v ere stored in the y are
houses which we're destroyed. bot more 81
their names are included in the lasts pubish-
% in the Chicago papers.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18
c,a,, - c.lI.or,Ia.-Ths San Ets

Csess Is CxLuoRsIA The San Fran.
cisco Prizes Current Of the All ui-, says
The harvest has nov iairly commenced
in many of,hs leadirg grain-working dis
tsjets OF the S,ste. and IN The course Of an.
ether fortnight every farmer IN Cniilornis
will be busy gathering his crops. The
nearer we gel 10 The harvest, the larger The
yield Of the more important cereals prom
ise 10 be. and he representations Of q fail
ure, which we're So common short tine
ago, have yielded TO The Impression that the
crop will be very inji Ole quhling. il
10, surprising n extent ihst Of las, year
Ii 10. however. impossible ~ form sny &C
eursie judgement o! Tie yield at present.
In few weeks. when Psrties from various
sections ofthe State have an opportunity
Of comparing notes. pretty reliable idea
may be forme Of koS much CsiiforRis has
produced this year"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

FEARs FeK THE SAFETY OF TIE UNITED
STATES FRIs4yE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. D,
the Washington letters state thst !rsrs are
beginning % be entertained for the 81 ETY.
Of the irigsts independence. She sailed
from San Frsneisco ia December, 1855, and
lsft Hcnolaia On the 18Th Of Februzry, with
Commodore Mervins and Mr.. Benson, fqr
the newly discovered ansno islsnd-, which
she was to surrey ana explore. The ladc.
yenaenee he's no: been heard from since hes
de parture from HonolaiU. Although eight
months hsy, elsPsef il j. mol certain the,
che 70 LOST o. sten disabled, q. some seei-
DENT may have delayed the reception q ae-
vices from her. S.is has on board EbcuI
eight bsGdred souls.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

u cse~ce - ss~eAfsaty OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
os'end Manifesto. Mr.. Buchanan signed HE
name 10 document party preS1 esd
wholly endorsed b. himself. which preS
@ pay 4 ahnndrels and, 1<ny 1900 sssf
dollars fas C1bs. 10 orr to gsfd ssslsD.
the possibls emsacip .,ieA Of slsges IL 60
island, .aa which. Il spaia sefassd 70 sell.
sAycc,ted the foscible ss;ssvs sad arpsspst
alton OF the islsud.
Applied to private transactions, this 10
The same doctrine, 80 II, when t0sKtes
fuses to give up his PURGE voluntarily, il
should be taken from him ioreibly. And
ye,, men claiming 10 be seesitls ana Coo:
senatlse, are sdsvssstias selection Of
sIr. Buchanan, On the GROUND Of his soaad
stalesmsnship, We venture 10 cay that
never since What is ian.iliafl. called the
commencement OF modess history. wish the
exception OF the crazy episode ~ she kss'
Freach revolution. has ssn,iaese % afro.
eaoos been 5, ansesesvedly gsbsishet By III
secredi,ed and official representatives u
,ny respectable aatien.
| Bas apart IRON the piraticsi tcstase - she
manifesto in question, there 10 isfther the
unru,h'al ~ well - the degrading user.
ton thai the possession OF Gals v nsces.
Isary 10 Inc .aiely efthe Uaited s'sses, IL
there free ansesirsa citizen who 4ses mol
iadia nanlly aeay proposition 20 prspostsr-
oasi 1, i indeed probiemsticsl. whether Ia
lie long run, and taking into view Ill the
ae~ circumstances that might thsa c!asies
ssoaat the question. whether the iaterests
Of slavery itself would be permanently bet.
et..ed BY the acquisition OF Cubs but to
publish 10 the sorid. .hs, the saiety, pros
perly, and in fact the pezPetoiiy OF the Re.
public OF North America eePsnds 81 ac.
qairing BY fraud, force or money. one Of The
,sIa nd dependencies Of the crown Of Spain.
is gsoss libel upon our Republic. and up.
on republican freedom. We indalgs 10 no
Fourth of J,iy gasco nsde.-but We are hap.
ps 10 believe and knew, that u the shoie
I and OF Cubs vas made one continUoos
Sebas,opol. and MAS possessed b. ashssuls
power. the integrity sad prosperity Of this
country would not be IN The iess, a6ecssdb
il i, continues Tue 10 those principles 81
the rights Of man ~ enaaeiated 10 the De.
clsr4,ion Of iadepende nee. AID isiumphant.
ly established 10 the war Of The rssossuon
Mr.. Buchanan hss chosen 10 proclaim
different doctrine to 40 sstenished world;
sa', while bic opinion. as Oi6eially publish.
ed. has only served to excite ridieuie among
foreigners, and feeliags Of mort6eation
among the sane portion u his Owl couatry.
men, it is none the less evident to the dull
est apprehe nsion, that the Ostend manifesto
was an indication Of that subssrsieney "a
The slave power in this county. which b,
been carried to still greater length in de
Cincinnati platform. Mr.. Buchanan was ths
author OF The one. and be d the shiecs en-
dorser Of the other.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18
cuf yetolY.

The sriun1,.k @hici, ass itis, been ae'i'es'
"a BY the friends Of Freedom aad kefaol'-
csnssm in this State. hes had as i'tle OF
psttixsa character a. any political victory
ths, WIS ever wen. Twas shown and &C
Anow lodged isai the kspc6aean party Was
very imperfes'ls ereshaea, and The s''ecess
~hich has efS aued The efforts a that i'm
perfect ergan z,ti~ns aas much nere ailria'
u,sble 10 The spontaneous aetern.ln lion u
the people u ioes 70 place themselves
tight before ,s.c couatFy. thaa ~ any oil the
ordinary influences % party operations =
Dsring Me campaisn lss, concluded, We
had 10 iasee mass Aaesangsa 40 imposing
processions,oa large scale With banners
and music - bu, the cause Vi republican
lem and true ssvmosf aty tsianp pied, an sha'
the people themselves were thoroughly
arouse ed to the importance OF The occasion
1, needed nose oil The usual indictments o'
rhetorical appeal or aesfassiio1, T. con
vince them tina, tbs present ~as te@l9
srisis = hsch demanded their tao'sidaai 81
teo,iop. aud they esseit The recruits OF
,he vir,arsghvs achieved, have never been
exceeded in importance by those OF any
State election. The gaia OF one United
States Sensior, OF orr member 10 The
House Of Representatives, and The 'ncreas-
ed Republican majority in oar Stale Legs
la,are, are prominea, aaa pleasing iaeis'-
hut hey do not all an Sunt TO 90 much 20
that proud prestige of success, With which
The Aurora Borexiis OF our lows victory u.
teammates ard predicts The failure
Bst while We are thus disposed 10 reIsiee
ever what se have already achieved and
70 rejoice over il the more. because The 'ri'
umeh has been obtained wilhou; the sssist.
ance Of . thorough organization, we trust
Ills not necessary To impress upon the
frieuds Of constitutional Liberty, ihe neees-
si,y Of Organizing ourselves. completely and
eGecssaiy. forthe Presidential canvass -
We have no disposition TO insult the intel
that they wsslso ssuldfy themselves as 10
revoke the righteous verdict they have just
rendered. Bot il 10 not unsdyislble to re-
member. that The Republican party has DOW
10 overcome some secret and occult iadu-
ences. which were partially dormant during
the late State election. We have every
reason TO believe thai the effect OF those
influences. is highly oserrsied- But %
none the less desirable for Us to use ali ie-
giiimaie means TO make our coming iri-
umph doatls certain.
While, therefore, We take this opPotia-
sisy Of congratulating our readers on The
GLORIOUS triumph We have obtained, We, at
the same time. promise them and ourselves,
that no legitimate efues shall be lett INST.
tempted. 10 secure greater III umPh at ibs
election in November.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

Tie ST. Loois Dsr,o.rai remark lax on The
election of ta5s gebilemsa, and the ginc' .
pie. on which he ~ss elected, says:
aHe vac ka1.n and recognized as the
advocate Of the righis Of The working men
Of ST. Louis. he was rloieulec ~ the man
who defended the rights Of white labor in
preference 70 that Of slave labor, be was
abused 40 the man who desired 10 devote
the new Territories Of the United States to
the tiIlsge and agriculture Of white free.
men instead OF slaves. and yet ~ such he
has been elected. All honor 10 the yindi-
Gator VI white free labor, and may this be
sn example 10 the nuliihers, that their dark
and iniquitous designs meet with no favor
10 tits great commercial and industrial cen
ire o. The Mirsissipp valley" us
With Davis and Curtis and Blair for a
beginning, the friends Of white free labor
may well isse courage and rally onward.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18
N.ruH.l CuHioslrY.-A eorre.uo,

A NArUEAl CuRioslTY.--A eouespon.
denl Of the Baltimore Sun, writing from
FULLY, Lewis county, Missouri, says
saw yesterday one Of the greatest ia u.
raj euriositiss ektsnt--a snake With Two
heads, one ii each extremity. The body
10 about two fee, long and two inches 20
diameter ia the centre. The snake - vel
formed. large N The center; ans gradually
tspers to escb end, with tao perfect heads
In every respect Bu, the most novel thing
TO witness " ar It's sclious toward the gem
uemen that caught il, roaming one way
with az mueh ease apparently as the other,
with both Tongues out each raging spPa.
rently with anger have 40 doubt many
Of your reader. Mil look upon this as ialse
Ia suske story bntllis fact AMI can be
soucLed lot ty many Of our most resascla-
Bile citizens.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18
calilpr1ts.

C411WB8l8.
Tue Nes Iosk Tf2aas Of the issh. gives
The following synopsis II The last Csiii0f
ala news -
I'VE give ihis mornlag two wsets' later
news from California The Vigilance Com
mi,tee xss In full power. and ell attempts
OF tie Governor to induce them to sbdicste
bad failed. Judge Terry VAS still in their
hands; but il was thought that be would not
be executed Several new arrests aud chip.
nenrs .! suspected rogues had been made
BY the Committee. Very destructive 6res
had occurred, whereby Plaeervilie, Nevada
and Georgetown we're rssaSed almost to an
initiation The loss ct Nevada is stated be-
tween two aud three millions. Nearly two
hundred buildings were destroyed II Placer
vile, and the loss was estimated 81 . 600.
600. The loss q Gsorgeto~n was essims-
ted st 100000. A large Ore has also
taken place st MarysviI!e; loss Slso.ooo.
The mines are prosperous. except fo' lack
Of wster. The first returns Of the grain
harvest ale coming 10. II - believed that
the crops Of this year will be larger than
those Of any previous yeaf The quality OF
the grain 10 excellent The nsmin ations Of
Buchanan and Fremont had been received,
and the Democracy had held ratification
meeting at San FRANCISCO. They struck
pretty hard on the Pacific Railroad dodge,
and will be very likely to take revenge At
the polls. Col. Fremont vas enthusiast.
e.liy hailed. though the Republicans party
can hardly bosst of 50 organization ~ yet.
The Know Nothings will hold their State
Convention on the ID vi SePtenter; the
Democrats Oh The 9Th: aad the Repo biicsas
ON the a7,h Of August. Candidates srs to
be nominated for two members Of Congress,
a Clerk Of the Suprene Court, Supeiin-.
teadent Of Public Instruction, q State Pri.
son Director. and four Presidential Eject.
ors.
Prom Oregon we hear little that is new.
The Indian troubles seem 10 be over
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

~~Gs~&uesQss11sNsssa1 HssiA Assiss
expressed some dosbs sboss an Ice Cave
which the Deeorsh Rspsblicss had lescrih.
= - ssiag 10 IL vicinity. the l.ues psper
Z ess the Following detat,s
A~Ths slocsr of Lire nseuSss EsSrsss and
rod asks as ~ reps, sbsat the ice
Apsse, that kiad Psostseace has iosmed
For the special comfort gef ,ks chinese Of
Decorsh. The facts arc - fellows. The
mouth OF the cave 10 siluAlsd aaidway up
he lace Of much hrokea though precipi.
ne4ls0essses AlnGs 40 tees ~ hssGAt.
above tie river, which Hows at its bsse. end
10 Immediately opposite The lover END o.
our town. The opening deseends tor ioo
feet II "a angle 81 IS deerees, and again
ascends for halt shas dsstAses q about the
came angie, where il divides into Two
| branches, around the sides Of which sta!se.
ti.es, sheets snd piliars OF ice are isrued,
| BY the percolation OF water FROM ABOVE si-
,e, rains. Il il . singular fact that the ice
forms in the GUNNER season only, there be-
ing little OF NO ice there during the winter
moashs; that formed dafiag the summer be.
ins used BY our citissns. There 10 noe IN
| ABUNDANCE OF zoe in the care: occasional
s,impses Of daylight are seen through The
roof, and the STARE are distinctly visible II
noon. Que Of the branches takes the Gu.
rivus explorer about 100 feet further ins'
the bluff. ~hen small opening 10 reached.
through which We hesitAted 10 dodge. out
of regard fer broadciolh and white pants !;
but on thro sias stoses through the same,
they were heard to descend tor some time
down what Ap, cared to BE- similar iacilna'
ton to ths, BY which ss entered. There
has been sine our sisi, second cave dls'
covered. cealaining more Ice than this oae .
oil vi which va shall shortly visit, and re-
port rssulis.'s
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18
rbe pbilaoelDbis Timss give. The folio.

The Philadelphia Tines gives the follow
inv bird's-eye view VI the Buehz nier camp
10 that city.
"a an evidence oi the discord which q,
crescent exists 10 The self.styled Democrat
ie party, We call attention to the fact that
h many Of the wards which constitute ths
civ of Philadelphia, thefe q . three dis
zinc, orgs nzations. each calling Itself De m
eeratic, and protesting TO be in favor OF b.
chsnhn for the Presidency. In these sss.
ersl pelitiesi bodies. feelings of the oct
rsneCIous chsa"trr srs genefstsd. sa en-
manifest tEedas!,ss .bsGsses 90 opporiI~
nity ofss"
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

o.D AecIpEsT.-t SOC Of Mr. Nee lure OF
tie steam SeUfing mill Of this ei,y Gan only
child was killed instantly this morning.
lie a. driving cart. containing 8 load o!
coal, for his father. when the horse took
right. ihte. hiu OF tie cart and the wheel
paced over he breast, crushing IL 10 20 a.
TO cause instant dssih. He was about Is
old. The blo,s 10 indeed terrible 10 the a.
aietsi parents. whS have the sympsthles Of
the whole esa,puaiiy -iODs City RepI.
I'm
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

Cot. SAEpEL R crETrs this gsalls-
man, VIVA has Just been elected q Congress
In the First District, commanded tae I'd
Ohio Regiment in The Mexican War. He
wss formerly Democrat, bat could Lot
stand Buchanan and Border RuiisBism
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

The Winobs Argus ststes that child
three years old. daughter Of Samuel Taylor
Of that place. died On Friday last. from poi
son. BY drinking some chemical preparation
Used in The Daguerrean process.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

A SrsIKE. The brick layers Of this city
xi,h very iee exceptions, struck yesterday
for three dollars per day, and the bod car
siers for Que dollar and seventy i've csnts.
Builders and onirsciofs are firm and say
81 work chat be stopped before they Will
acc. d. ~ this asmsna --Parl, Gsz iytt.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-08-18

New 6AxoWATH 0tokA.
Lnv IN 0ATv N 4 LOCk W OoO
A M nov opealns,ss NJ dAis sI.s sswPiste eeoct
kAsf superior n tkOWAkE, " which we tavAe
tbs ssseau ofsii III saat oil aayhipE IN oa' tins II,
The assiisy eisarys ~s east iSetIy bsa,sss s,n
,smpsfe fasotsbl5 With aay In The stats, M
sooos wAwAsNlssao o. AsASvSbssNseos 81 ths
is.AeS rstaad~a
~ isa ga 70 sssr & isse ssess 81 AkIhA AIss'
iu0kS iron Sac sssy te.t saae ~ Shs Eass
aud 0ii sNDEly inass " wat III ssksI $50 Aa1i
olx - ~ les kres - " cas- BE- sasfdst 10 love-
Oeeiss 1ltirs ie' ottela.i~ Vos1s :, sts satsivse
Pscs 10 eassiisd ~ ~ IL the ssss. oar s,sss 2,
slslf yvods b .ompirte aud ~ haze Ia sAssit
issge la. stee 81 bsssI gosi- which VIII svsn ~
rive.
SPOkTsMEN Wi-S,ps al astdt loo tLs stGs.Aea
lug seas N, csS had ~ Scd Aaia 81 ssssyskse Gs-
csssAfy VI sGcstior wAse-
La. L. have tee rtnsseatly t.estsi Ia Dassabott,
sai design ktts Is the ps.v ot iststs tssieaes,
aud staesrsty hsv- ~ iSit S'isss ,se~d gsois-JsS
aspresss Aaa rlssc personal ~ sAss.
hs share afths paironaks AMI esAndeosa sdshs tae-
lie.
Ch4s n. LIVINGSTON. tho ~. LOCK Noo0,
bsssapsItlaly - 'ssdu