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FIREll FIREllt

The members ofFre Engine Company Hope No, l.,
are hereby notified that Friday evening, Decem
Der 2Sh 1880, is the time for the next regular meet
ing CT the Company. full attendance is desired,
there will be business Of importance before the meet
ing. Per order Of Prest
Dec. 27tb 1855. D. Il, TOLAN, Sec'y,
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-03

MEN MORE POLITE THAN WUMEN.-Not long
since we had occasion to ride short distance
in one Of our city omnjbuses. 1t was after
dark, and the omnibus started off nearly filled
with men. Soon it stopped and woman open,
ed the door, Instantly there was a move a
mOng the men; they crowded together and
seat was furnished the lady. After proceeding
a square or two further, another lady wished
to get n; an additional squeeze was made, and
she was accommodated with seat. SINH
lar application was again soon made, and gen.
tleman instantly gave up his sea. and got on
top. Another soon followed, and another gen.
lleman did likewise, Repeated instances like
this occurred, and the gentlemen, by crowding
together. holding market baskets and children,
accommodated every lady applicant till we
counted inside, men, women, and chrildren,
nearly twenty persons. Then the number be-
gan to diminish; men and children got out.
and the omnibus was decOnty filled with wo.
men, there being only two men inside, and
they at the further end completely blocked in
by market baskets. And now woman open
ed the door; nv. lady inside stirred. Can
| have seat modestly asked the applicant
L should like TO see where you'd sit,' said one
lady. Don't you see this bus is full, said an
other. you can stand, sneeringly said third
i can walk said the spunky applicant, and
slamming the door, of she walked. Now, had
the omnibus been as full Of men as it was of
women, that lady would have been furnished a
seat without murmur.
Ru: it is not only in the omnibus that men
show their superior politenvss over women. In
rainy day, if we meet two men abreast on
crossing, one instantly steps behind the other,
and gives you passway. But If you meet
two ladies, ten chances to one, but you will
have to step into the mud. In crowded
church, men will squeeze together TO accom-.
modate another man; but ladies will spread
themselves out so that three or four will fill a
pc ", and not an inch will they move to accom-
modate one Of their own sex. So in railroad
cals. and other places where men and women
congregate, and where the tue native DISPOSE
ton is lnst:nctively shown.
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Alarm! Convention

y Years mora anE eiliEens were re-
ed. for the 6rst idea that they took
ery sudden appearance Of the white
blasteEs, chat we're posted on almost
Cor lintels. and house corners Of our
y psassable ssd quiet town was,
sasn, ~ns about 70 be upon rs with
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- fen lines less Of solid Brewer VIII DC eOhsiu
,sEed Square
EEAdvertisers must be particular to mark the mum
Ger Of insertions on the face Of their advertisements
ar hsy win be pub shed until ordered out and charged
accordingly.
fW- Advertisements should be handed in BY TuEs
IDAE MoRSS0, to insure Insertion that week.
- jos WoRE neatly and expediliOusly executed at
{ lis oaiee, on the shortest possible notice.
tE-5R0. A. CROFUF, 7S South Fourth street, a
bove Walnut, Philadelphia, is authorized agent to
obtain Advertisements tor US in that city.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been
July appointed executor Of the last will of John Fitch
eceased. JOHN HAYS, Executor.
January 8. 1856.
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=" - ANEEBa

An active honest in each section of the state to
take orders by sample for Vepeau's Magnetic Agents
salary of $500 per year, and a small commission will
be paid. Salary payable Monthly. For particulars
address DR.. NJ. Velpeau, 422t Broadway, keW.YOrk,
enclosing stamp to prepay answers.
Nov. 8, Is 4w.
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MISS, M. ANSCHUTz,
Straw and Silk MiIIiner f.

EAST END OF MAIN STREET, CARRoLLTON ONO.
Dec. 20, 1855, y.
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NEW STORE,

NEW STORE.
The undersigned have opened New Store in Gar.
roOn in the Room, formerly occupied by Isaac Adm
son. where they will sell gre ds as low and little lower
than they can be had any other place in The COUNTY far
cash or produce. Our Stock consists Of - -
Prints
Ginghams, Boots Coaas
CassimeTs, Shoes. Tsa
Cassinetts, Hats, sugar
Cloths, Caps, Rice.
Tob ,eco. &C..
The highest prices in cash or store goods for died
Apples and Peaches; Wheat, Rye Buckwheat, Oats,
100000 pounds Of Pork wanted
ATKINSON & WILLIAMS.
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DRUGS. DRIGS.

DERFUMERY. large lot, just received ct
i BAXrERS Drug Store.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1856-01-03

0ILs-. Castor oil, Sweet OIL Codiver on, aud Lard
u Oil, at BAXTERS.
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PAINTS. varnish, GranIng and Marking Brushes at
L BAXTER'S.
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0OPAL vARNIsH, Black Varni Tupen
Y tine, White Lead, Red Lead, ~ ack@ose Pink
&C. &C., at Tithrage r 1893
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
Historical NC tcsy Celebration

riw celebration Of the laying OF th' csucr
s;ouc q the Historical Society Hall, which
took l4acc ~ this city. on the sith ul,. vas
one NJ tho m,s, successful AMI enthusiastic Gel
chra'icus /, has ,scu oar gpsi fcrtuu TO Wit.
ucs, The arrangements f'r The celebration
srrr happily ccns,cygJ and not AN inssicn,
occurr,j during the day ~ mar the pcasurc N
tn oc,aSicr
Visitors from abroad wcr much surprised
to witness such a solicitation ou the very cut.
Skir,N Of CIVILIZATION
The Nasons ua,le IN admirable display. and
tbs large number " mcmlsrs of the fraternity
ia st,cmlancr, srass vii 6,r the coalition Of
the various Isls'e in tho Territory. The pro-
c,~Sion was sh"a, ,hr',' quarter, Of mile in
hngth.
The sIsV,bss 1T i.leut MsyW and Mr..
ll,sNEorcs, a, the dinner, wew sppcrr,a,e 10
the occasiou and attracted the clo-r and EAR.
O'~, attention or all prrsri
I've committee Of Arrangement and cS
'rr' " the Sace.y err deserving u great cred,
for The gsi taste and curry iiplAvi by
then
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
Latest ss0n \ ansas.

The news rom kansa- indicates "A sr,eedy
termination, of the troubles IN that Territory
Cob. Stxsys with ms commspd Of United
States troops Is driving the border ruilians
from ,he Territory, and compelling the Frcc
State 'ru'iians' 70 eea.e their ,rea~onsbc de
signs
A letter pub-L.,I 10 81. l.onis paper la
ted westport, June eth says Col Srssvs
has put the California and Santa Re roads and
eli the principal 'horougsdarcs leading into
ansas under blOcknde and has driven Mayor
otler rmigrant parties. not drsirais OF becom
ing pcaceable settlers, out Of the Territory.
Another ktter .ay- that Col Srxyys In,
publicly DECLARED that every criminal or person
under indictment 10 Kansas hall b. arrested
and that neither the bogu. senator. LASy, no,
any one else shall come armed into the Terri
tory. through lows, Nebraska nor any other
place except il h. over his dead holy.
An attempt wa. made the night ct the 3tl
to murder the new Deputy Sheriff Of Douglas.
county, who lives at Franklin.
II viii H. remembered that but lev DAY,
since in the column ot islsehoods which most
Of tn" Abolition palrr serve up daily in refer
cnce to Kansas. a statement appeared that Gen
Whitfield and Col. SUMNER hid cotnc ia
collision. The Washington Gaion of the 10th
IN the following paragraph. shows the state.
Incnt to le uufoubde1
GEN. WuTrIglD.--Ihe arrival of General
Whitfield 10 Washington, on yesterday, put
Ia rest the paInlal rumor that collision had
taken place between the troops aud Col. sum.
ucr. aud company IL Missourians, commanded
10y Gen. Whitfield. II was confidently asserted
yesterday that a despatch 20 this effect had been
rucoyo,i, an', tn, TuInor was being ,iscd. ike
hundreds Of others equally uniouDdcl. TO keep
up the SECTIONAL agitation. We need hardly
add that thcrr has been 10 collision between
Col. sumner and ten. Whitfield, nor any dan
ger of such al unfortunate occurrence Il Is
true that ten. Whitfield went, in private
capacity, with u company, for The purpose Of
rescuing Capt Pate but, before reuching the
place whrrc b. was detained. Col Sumncr Ct
iectcd his rescue, ten. Whitfield represents
that there is nov quiet III Kansas and that
Their is no farther danger Of collisions.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
AW old R~ssA-ms OF Mimuesesa.

Among the Passengers A thu steamer cry
Relir, which arrived on Non,isy swuing ~a'
Mayor l. T,lr,ysxso. in whom W. recognize
an old AMI distinguished Agen, for Indian AZ
fairs in this Territory Major 7 Tor twenty
onc ycars, ftum 1919 TO lsi0, wAs The Agent
for the Sioux ln.ians in Minnesota = POI
t'ou Of this time he hal con,rol slso II II.
ChrTwsS Of the Mississippi Sach was ihc
'naaencc Of Major TLt,rksxo over the Sioa,
that dar'ag hts long residence amos. tlemnc
on drnpoi American blcol Vas sisSi BY them
huring his stay in The Territory the agency
vas lrca'ei at st reier, near For, Sael'ing
MAJOR r,n.ssRso ia Democrs, 81 the OIL
scho"l--an una,nchine BcSuhr OF the rights Of
The psople, whether native hcru or foreign Tie
pcNl'c,s that BrcH,S,S and RRscKsSIper,
cur noble standard brsrcrs, will carry Pennsyl.
vsnis. New lrk and Virginia in \oome~r
next BY triumphant ruaor,,is<
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
rho Pacific AailrOnsi.

The Washington correspondent, Of the y.
\ Hsn'id writes tina, paper under date Of the
10th inst, tina, recent Developments have rrt
dercd the construction y, tho Pacific Railroad
no 'augct prohlematicat The special commit:
icv VIII report At au early day. after business
is resumed hy our national legislators hill
proyidin. Tor two roads cue ,e De- constructed
hy The SEVERAL companies now ALREADY charter
~ through Iowa and Minnesota. by union Of
sand roads at Fl Hcarmy. AMI from iha, pom,
2 neit frank real 20 ~ a., gals asie:. o,
the Pacific Ocean 1ha, portion Of the Nor.
them route which lies within Tho State II Cal
,nrnia, viii hc assigned Ia the san Francisco
aud ~acramrun Railroad COMPANY. The
Southern rruic through TEXAS ami by III IN.
50, /. Ia Lee constructed by the Pacific aud At
antic Railroad tompan, IT California AID
their assoc,a,,s, from Sau Francisco to VI raso
from that poin, eastward through TcNas the
read Is aPrortioncl TO the several rairad- OF
Texas already chartered rhcsc roads av "a
run from IT raso To- such pom, on the eastern
boundary II the state AZ they may sclc,t The
c1urcCiiou. with the MiSsiseippi River arr
then given 10 the several road. vi Louisiana
anal Arknn~ss u. ,lsin,} Ia make them and 10
snch point. on the river as they may select,
Such i The substance vr tbs hiIl which nnvts
general approval
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
fue sstsek tsspabttcsW rt'trG

,nI FngsspNi WAS BON nj SAY anaah, ia
Ianuar, n, lsl1 iis earliest employment
va. that of teacher II mathematics, he was
aiierwarj. appointed Lieutenant In the corps
Of engineers IN lSii. he run oil with Cot
ttssro>'s daughter. and IN tet2. w. al out 81
the frs, II hi4 four exploring trips over the
Rocky Mountains On hia third expedition
the Mc,tcan war broke oof AMI Cot Ears
sosr then u Lieutenant toloncl. rendered. cl,
lc,cu, all 10 our military nnd naval force in
CALIFORNIA; tie was elected one ot the first
unt@ States senators from CALIFORNIA, but
the term inr which h. wa, elected was only
i've wears. and. owing To the delay In The nd
mission af the STATE he AT oay during ore
.easlnn
The people 81 California hilel Ia appf,'
r,atc his peculiar fitness tor the prs,,'"o ana he
was not returned IT, the Scna'r 90 the eypirn
ton al his term
WuL,,s |. n,yroS. the Republican nom
nee tor Wee President, h u law,cr by prots'
,ion. has held the ohcc of judy ot one OF the
New jersey tour,s has served in her State
isghla,aun, and was eae oT her Reprcpcata.
lives In the United States Senate from SAG
To isal During this period he distinguished
himself by bis opposition 10 The fng,isc Slave
Law, which oppo-i,ion has no doubt sc'urrd
Tor him the nomination of his party fr III" ,cc
Presidency
In point ii ability NJ stst~nWn, the i've cali
ddat~ noiir~i allow arr far. VERY Tar interior
to 'h~r prr~n,e, ny the Democratic Nation.
al Conventions; and tina, this viii b. the yer
die, Of the people "t nj least twenty five Of the
thirty e,r S,Al's III. thc ,'uicn, in November
:. .tyL Mk d. Mpr 9, lirtta,n III, lca.t dnnhi
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
Thc late trouble with the StouS.

We give below confidential letter iron,
Traverse Dcs Sioa> under date Of june 2tih
From it viii b. scn that the apprehendcd diff
iculty with the Sioux has all blown over
The las, intelligence FROM the SiouS Agency
reports the Indians a. willing 10 conce,lc to the
proposition Of the Superintendent. they ar,
quiet, and peaccahIy disposed: their agricul-
tural interests commence TO conserve their
lations with the whites, AMI nothing We are
satisfied short Of th" grosscst rccklcssncSs on
the part of the Government ofivrs will pro.
woke them ,o be troublesome.
These who have visited the Agency at ans OF
thu heretofore annual payments viii readily
conceive the progress that has been made in
agrirplinr' and The evid,uces @, higher idea
q, social comfort. Large, new titled fields and
substantially built log houses arc replacing the
scratched wreJ grown patches and ce,,on tea
Is~s
I, is not true, AZ reported, that several oxen
wrr, klllsi nor WAS there any, nor is there any
wv W @i>h" ~ iNIu'sttiNh W -
Huebschmann. They know that they have
Solemnly obligated themselves to cease 10 war;
tina, they have repeatedly PROMISED to observe
It, ami that tho matter has lccn overlooked or
ncghctol though plain, undisgui-.d inruction'
monthly oour. and arr as well prepared 10
saeeamb 20 the just rcluisition as they were
to laugh a, another triumph could they iu'imi
date the officers 10 submission.
As Nh er5spc 81 their interest and concert
cf action We give the following: At a late ca
rousal. aner the rcqusition cf the Sapcrinteu
dent. LATHE Crow. some other Chiefs and their
soldiers came 10 the council ground with PRO
grAmrne first, look the Agent full AMI surly n.
possible in the face; Second. Ere Of their guns
IN the air this coui no, b. wi,hs,ocd
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03

land Offices are Dsccssary. there can lie no que
ton. II " not only Tor the interest Of y.,tlcrs,
but also Tor the interest u the Government. Ia
have land Offices - ablisbcj - that the Gov.
crnment land cisims can Ne sold
Ia relation TO the first part Of the fourth
section. which requirel that an appropriation Of
$4,000 b. made for survey think II very
proper that that appropriation sboud 20 in
for the purpose, as stated by the gentleman
from Minncsota, 81 saving time. 30 that settlers
can 20 IN vi once.
The amendment OF NJ. JOSH Of Tenn, ,tri
king from the bill that portion Of the secoo.l
section giving the President power to appoint
land officers during the recess Of the senate
vas defeated and ai.o the amendment striking
from the bill. tbs fourth eeetion spprogriati ting
SAC, 900 Tor sarveys IA the sew land distsiets
The bill q. II passed the Hons is a. follows
4 mn Ia eesSlaa ssy s.laa.omai hr,J a..6rt. -
N, Trr,toryof vS~sfss.
AsHEs.ersn, a., 81
That ell that per,ns Of ihs Territory OF M.an~.st~
-heh lie. north ofth. linz d,idng pwhshlps FRY hss
sud fr .s north ~ the base line ssst IL the Mssisip
n liver and nnr Of the nearest tosnship line, h
Land Once ws.t 81 ssH river, extending theme wss'
10 The Mi.soari rvsr no. shd The same hereby divided
tst9 sad shall eoastto,s two sdditiOnsi land dstet
a. vii All thsi potion living east Of tho hns d,vliins
eighteen and nis.iseB vest ~ the fourth priae
pal MERIDIAN sba eonsitot" Land district, Ia 10 called
the cot b.ssisrn land JtI,st and ell that postioo
we, ~ tho limo ssidiag sad fab2ss syhi~ss sad nine
teen shah Constitute sdit'ioasl Land dstsct in said
Territory IL be- called ,hs aIthwsstsfR land a,stsiet
the location Of The Offices for Witch shsi be isixnAi
by The President II the United Hates and shall BY him
from time to time he changed, ~ the public a,.rssi'
MAJ assan - require
a. . Asp ~ u HtHEH sNsttEp That tie ff~.i
ent h. and he !. hereby, ayibesssJ ~hsasyss IN ~
judgment the yubhe interest ,hslI f-gsire, 10 syp. lot
by aud 9Th the advice sud consent ~ tho Senate, ID
during 'h- thereof sud ant,i thr end u tts
ss,au 4 Cmsir.. sfsr .a,h sppoin,insnt register
sui for each s,thsr 81 he strists h-sb,
created, wts shs tspertNeiy he rrluirsa 10 reside ~
No ,y Of tbet Omoes, hs th~ same pv~sfs respons
bcA snl emolumeBt. sbd 10 -Vhlsei W. The ans act.
ssd trnsinss which are ~ 10. Prs'ersi bT law ~
relation IA other land orisos of the INT sd states.
~. 70. Asb ss ftsftSs GNAffui Thai tht ffos
hru - sBior,si To esu-~ ,he public land In said Its
lf,t- N the ,rsp,ra o. rnrh a, hs,r i"eo
10 ssrtved ~ .ther pufUsvs "a bs posed t.
thu same manner an upon THO same terms aud con-
itsu- %. other public Isnds of The niisd risi...
src. Asp No ~ tuKtHsR rsAcItp, That LS the suf
sry At suImrnie rates, 81 meridian, STANDARD passi
tsahP, sad srlioa hnsf In the district, hereby or.
a.d the ~ erty ,hoas.nI o,iss. be ant the
T. hrtet' appropriated,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
t.cuerut Land tDtIitr.

". learn that The hand Office nj lJacorah
Iowa IN accordance with The provisions Of an
act Of Cougrcss authorizing changes in the 10
calioa Of land offices, viii BE- REMOVED 10 the
town Of tsagc. IN the same Statc from aud af
ter the 3lst day Of Jaly next
The Commissioner 81 tlo General Land of
Gee has decided ,ha, The term double minimum
prIoc II. fixing the price a, which the alter
unte sections Of land reserved 10 tho United
States along tbs lines Of ihc several railroads
Tor which grants OF land have recently lsen
made by Congress will be held il equivalent
To g, 20, aud not to double the present "grA1n-
ation price oi the lnnds under the act OF Ab
gust t. 1856.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
Mr. Dallas and tho British s.ovcrmu,ems.

The London correspondent oi the New y ork
Journaf Of Commerce says the general opinion
in London is that Mr.. Champions dismissal
will be followed by the dismissal Of Mr.. Dallas.
This howcyer the writer does not believe, and
he adds that great excrtions are making, and
by powerful men, 70 influence the Government
no, to tender Mr Dallas his passports, and the
writer is OF the opinion that they will not fail
II IL proper to state that Mr.. Dallas has cxcr-
cisel M agency, directly or indirectly, on the
subject but there Ia such unbounsed conf
dcncc. in every intelligent circle in the mctrop-
oils in the rec,iia,le 81 his heart tina, his re
tcn,on ia univcrsallv desired The writer adds:
( If Gca. irrcc will give to Mr.. Dallas the
exclusive control OF all the matters in dispute
between Great britain and the United States.
he will have the pleasure OF handing oyer to
his SUCCESSOR on the lth Of March neat u clear
record 50 tar rs relates to that country and u
most satisfactory one as concerns the interests
Of the Union. II is certain that succe-sor
To Mr. Crampton Will not be appointed until
after the installation Of q new President,
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
Ir,r,,o.sa, ssu.imes. before Cong

The Committee on Terri :. on the 23rd
lust reported bill for tn obstruction of n
foat tom Font itdgtey In this Territory, to
the South I'ass Of the Rocky Mountains, in
the Territory ol Nebraska
The - Mr.. No1Fs project. We are glad
"a hear that there il ~ douht Of the hill he
coming law. II passed the lIous on the
18th aud ~ foasur'' by IN the Senate il certain.
'mong the bills reported on the BIRD, IRON
the Commits, on Territories. va, one making
M appropriation al $4,000 .ir an cmhankmcn,
III iha lcrrtor, aud n-o bin for thu iu
crease at the Territorial Library
ca The 2Jrl. III Interesting discussion took
place N Congress, nn u bill authorizing the
people ii ,'rcg"n Ia hold Convention Tor the
pufp"'c 'i forming Constitution. preparatory
to liz admission into the Mon ~ a State The
reoplc OF oregon have on several occasions
voted against forming q State Constitution.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-07-03
L. re- fdwNstess. A~,..a..

Tho nsNs ttsm FSas Itcpdh ~ hnnih
cr column. il authentic cNhihns ucarly the
same state It things IN that Distressed Terri
tory that has b,cn chrouicl,d IN every papcr
lrr the last six mouths The reception vi any
new. in regard 20 wholesale mur,hrs or hand To
hand fights Is hailcl as perfect g~iSni To
III, Republican union-hatcrs throughout the
country. a. ou, of ii they expect Ia manuiac-
,urc capital To lc used IN the coming rrcsi.
Dental eicc,,cn. AMI II they can continue Ia
keep il up while ioov,~ II i. all they ash icr;
hut the rrnspcC, now ia. tina, luic, will soon be
pstorci the violators OF law upon both sidcs
dealt with a, the hands OF u ,uNci,n, force NJ
govcfnmcnt troops and the glorious RESULTS "
,he Grs, Principle Involved IN ,lr act ovau
'iog tina, Territory. viii H. allowed to wcrl
tlcmGh,~ on, without the further hindrAucc
al either lswh,.s frr State nsn :" their equal
~ rrpwhenihlc opponents When tina, ,imc
''o"s Gene, eoci tnen cf all parties will rriricr
R"NN fM,>p RRicos-Wc clip the follow
ing Ia relation to this hridgc from the Ia
Venport i<n'c'o, from which !, apprars thai
the injury Is soou t" h. repsipnj;
Hundreds al lilms have w, heard il ssk,,
whether or no, the las, span" was 10 he ~
placed Well w "rcka' IL IA. and IN a dior,
time tor On the Island for the las, two o,
thrsv DAYS. ha. arrived large amoun, ~ tim.
her 20 be- us-d in It's Reconstruction. which
will he pushed ahead With sacviiy, The ws,p,