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The Camden weekly journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1853-1861, 1857-03-31
WashingtoAStsi-

. The remains of Hugh S. Legare, Esq, of South
Carolina The able advocate, profound scholar,
distinguished jurist ani pnlrut statesman, now
repusc at Mount Auburn Cemetery. Boston
without a tablet TO mark the spot. The editor
Of the Charleston Courier, after interesting him.
self TO discover their resting place, about which
there seems to have been some d"ubi9 has
opened lit a hi, office !n' subscriptions from
all who desire 10 contribute to the erection OF Il
suitable m"llnin,nt over the grave of the Illus.
trious Caroliuian.
IIugusta ConStitutiOnulist.
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We<sw, yesterday, coun-
terfeit note Of the Bank of Charlotte for 500
Itpurports to bave been issued 9Th April, 1853.
Phe vignet,e, which is badly executed, repfes.
snts a blacksmith's shop, n horse being shod,
aud a traveller looking on. The generalappear.
ance of the note is bad, the engraving being
clumsily executed. and the paper Of Indifferent
quality. The signatures Of the oflicors.are Well
Gsse, but the figures in HE cerilers and iAthe
centre OS the(6ill are rude and unlike those in
the genuine note. There are other dissinlilari'
ties, but as they have been pointed out on 3
former occasion we deem it unnecessary to
describe them. We caution the pubic against
these spurious notes, as many of this depomn,.
t;or, are believed to he in circulation, at least in
places soath of u.s. Wflminyton ". c. Herald
March 25.-
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RAILROAD L1sERALIrY.-We learn from the
Evening News of yesterday that "thc General
Superinterdert of :he Sonh Carolina Railroad
has kindly consented to allow the members OF
the Grand Division Of the Sons Of ofTemperance,
and their families, which meets in this city on
"Wednesday, the 22d Of April. to pass both ways
for. one fare, provided they return in one week
from the day Of their arrival. We are pleased
to potice these repeated proofs of a generous
.and nd2.s,uuena.dAe lihetsbty on tho par. Of our
yRafa1d C6inpanies, "a it argues not only a
prosperous condition of affairs, but also just
appreciation ofpubIic convenience in furtherance
Of the Interests Of the day"
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ST. LOUIS, March 2o.-.-The Memphis Bal
letin learns that the Kansas river was overflow
ing its banks, and had carried away the levees,
.inundating the country and destroying stock
and other property to the value of Sl00,OOO.
The levees at the head of the Byrus Bayou
had been swept away, and whole plantations
were submerged. The river is higher than
during the great rise of 1914 (
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MEMS WEAR.

DEADY MADE CLOTHING, Dress
LII under Shirts, Linen and Jean Dra ]
Ties. Collars. Gloves, &c. Also, a fine
as .ortmcnt Of Black and Colored Broad
am Fancy Cassimeres, White and Colot
ves.ngs, Fancy Linen Drills and Ducka i
SOFT and fashionable Hats. Boys CLOTH
The above we have now in Store and
invites those in want of such goods 10
March 3l.-if A. II. q Il IN
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Auction ! Aucsion!!

rJ>uE subscriber will be IN Camden on Thursday,
| and during Court Week. and will offer for sale at
Auction large assortment Of Fancy Articles. togeth-
or with !rt Of FINE CLOCKS, WATCHES. Jew
cl:v, &c &C. Sales positive, and great bargains may
-, oyn"rtrl Look cut Tor the Red Flag
Nu,ch2l \ ). FRANK
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To CORRESPONDENTS.

The translation Of The Two Children" from the
Spanish we will give in our next paper, and will DO
happy to. receive such communications whenever it
suits the convenience of ourfair correspondents.
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Tue Murxr nRN"N Es'rArE.--Bv = CORES
pondcnce in the Richmond Enquirer, it appear:
that Mr.. John A. Washington has consented
again to place the Mount Vernon Estate in the
hands of the Commonwealth Of Virginia.
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Ilugusta ConStitutionulist.

SIMPLE MANSERs- The trial Of George Knight
for the murder of his wife, which is going On in
a rural village in Alaine, excitcs so. much inter.
est that daily paper has bcen started for the
purpose of reporting it. The Court room has
been crowded, chiefly by ladies, who, both young
and old, bring knitting, croche'and sewing work
with them, so that the hall presents (asde from
the trian quite busy appearance.
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Wisfar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.
From tie Editor of Me Baltimore Patriot
BALTIMORE, Dec. IS.

BALTIMORE, Dec. IS.
DR.. Seth W. Fowle, Boston, Mass-Dear Sir:
Il feel it To be- due to you 10 say that Young
lady, member Of my family, had been suffering
for sev@rai years under bronchial affection, and
the disease E"d made such progress, no;withs and
ing the best medical aid had been consulted, that
great fears were entertained that the disease with
her, as with 50 mary others, might speedily ter
inmate in DEATH ! wasinduccd. through The per-
suasion of friend. to try your DIR. WISTAR'S
had taken three bottles, siiS ;s entirely relieved
Of the attack Very respectfully yours.
J +. Null ron
None genuine unless sighed ]. BUTTS Oh the
wraI per.
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Declined.

We regret To announce that Col J. B. Kershaw is
not candidate for Warden at the ensuing election
Mr.. VIM NJ. Shannon's declination of the 1ntcndancy
will also be found in another column. DR.; Workman
also requests US to say that he is not Candidate for
Warden.
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MILL BUnxr-We learn that Steam Grist
and Saw Mill, the property Of Messrs. Conner
& Co.. located at Cokesbury, was destroyed
by fire on Friday night last. The origin ofthe
fire was supposed to have been accidental.
Carolina Times.
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A CHANGE OF PRopnrEroRs-Mr. T. b.
Crews, having purchased the interest of Mr.
James Ilolng< worth, will in future BE- asSocla
ted as publisher and part proprietor of the
hbbcville Banner.
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TnE SourII MANUFACTrRING FOR THE North
i, is rather strange TO see printing paper
sent to he North; but singular as it may ap'
pear such is the fact The pioneer paper fac
tory at Altcus. GA, is shipping paper t" phIl
adclphia for the u>e Of the Philadelphia lnlhir.
cr It's II very SUPERIOR article and reflects
credit on the lnanntactory. a lot goes forward
, ,hn ncxt philllrlnli: S,aalMcr.
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MINISTER TO RUssIA.-A correspondent Of
the Baltimore Patriot, writing from Washing
TN, say:
Mr. Aiken, OF South Carolina, will probably
he appointed minis:erto Russia. The impor.
tant t,reign missions, however, will probably
be deferred, for some time yet.
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New Goods.

n BOFENSCHEN has received NJ
W some assortment Of FANCY GOO
China Ware, Jewelry, &C., which he wi
low for CASH, or to those customers whd
IS. Give him q call.
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Our Cotton Market.

About goo aessold. at prices ranging from II to
13l cents. during the past week.
The quotations Of the Charleston Market on Satnr-
day ranged from 12s to IA cents
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Appointments Tcndered.

AUGUSTA, March 25.-Thc Governor>hip Of
Kansas has been rendered TO Hon. Robert J.
Walker, and that of Utah to Hon. Fayette
McMullin.
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Council Chamber,
MARCH Ill.

nRDERED, That the Recorder give notli
" the Camden Josrnal. that there WIN
ton held a, the Council Room, 0At the nrst
April, Cor lntcndant and Four Ward6es, to]
ensuing year, as the Town Council Of CadlQ
Ordered, That the following gentlemen b
ed Managers Of said Elec!ion-W. A. Grab
Boone, W. f.. B. Fraser.
(EXtract from the Minutes
j. X. WITHERSP0ON, r
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. A,orueS DARING OvrRAeE.-A v,

ASornEH: DARtSG. OUrRAeE.-A young
man, clerk in one of,he large establishments
on King Street, whose name we withhold for
the present while proceeding leisurely home
wards last night about u o'clock, on hearing
the side dooFsof the Mills House, on Queen
: street. was suddenly Knocked on the head, aud
remained insensible for about an hour On
recovering sofpewhat from the acute pain cans
edby the severity Of the blow, and examining
his person, he fopnd that he had been robbed
of his gold watch and chain. He $as not a.
ware Of the proximity of any person either be:
fore or after he was struck.
Cnorleston Mercury, 2st inst,
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TuE NATIONAL HoTEL ErIDEMIc.-The
mysterious sickness which has prevailed at the
National Hotel, Washington, receives the most
satisfactory explanation rs to its cause, yet
given, in a communication appearing in the
Natioual Intclligencer from correspondent
who writes over the signature of "Medicus. !"
He says:
'aMy own explanation or theory (difidently
.sxpressed) is that the disease was caused by e
poisonous miasm, generated in and raising
, from the sewers, cespools and sinks about the
sower parts of the house. A large public
Awer runs down Sixth street. and receives all
! til waste aud filth from two large hotels, some
! Restaurants, and livery stables. public bath
houses &c. LastlMl s stink ,rapawas placed
'st The pyincipai opening at the corner Of sixth
streetsan the avenue, and thus the escape OF
th9safBefa previously most offensiye) into
,fss ope,saiir Sm.ss- yrgSGurru. me ITs<nuUTe
ssrssalf would be that this pcrnicious mias,n
w6atd find its way through any communication
between the house and the sewer, aud l hayc
Just been informed that such . communication
does exist, The house deficient in ventilation,
and a large steam boiler in.the cellar, by rari-
flying the-air, has aided in disseminating the
Yoison through all the premises. During the
warm weather in February, when the doors
apd windows were all thrown open, no new
cases of the disease occurred; but as soon SIS
tiik weather became cold and the avenues Of
xe1tilation we're closed it broke out 'sfresh.''
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Repimental Muster.

Al, interested will take notice that Recmental
Muster takes place on Saturday j th OF April.
Officers to assemble the day previous for drill
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Peaches are not by any manner Of means
entire y killed in this region, says he Edgefeld
Advertiser There will be, from present ap-
pearances, a reasonably guod stand.
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Foa TAX COLLECTOR.

The undersigned is respectfully an""uncod Is
a Candidate f,r TAX G"LLrCroR Er hEE$IlAW
DIsrrlcr, NJ the next election.
TITO. j. WARREN.
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Verdict in the Lee and Hume Case.

Geographic dispatch dated Washington. March
9or states that the jury in the case Office charged
with the murder of Hume have rendered verdict Of
"Nnt Guilty"
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nlisrrllnnrn1ls Nrn15.
The War iia China.

The Steamship africa has'sarrived at New
York from Liverpool, us will he seen by reier
Ing to the t-legraphe head, but as yet We have
no additional news Of Importance relative to
the serious state Of affairs in China, a few de-
tails Of which are recounted in the c"rrcspon-
dence Of the London Times, as published in
another column From the Information reccv-
ed by the Alps, it would seem that this war
does hot receive the sanction Of the British
people In the House Of Commons, Mr..
Cobden's motion condemuing the war was
carried against the ministry by majority of
.l6. This is Il rebuke, whether right Or wrong.
which the ministry will have to respect, and
the orders will probably he that Admiral Sey.
nour lnust stop bonihardug and burning cities
down, because the government ofChipa refuses
to allsw its sovereignty and its laws to be treat
ed with irrespect hyforeigpers. Sovereignty is
Indispensable 30 rational existence, aud every
sovereign nation is the best Judge of what is
necessary to its own protection and lis own
prosperity. The British people begin; to
entertain the same notion. and do not seem
TO Be disposed to believe in the virtues Of
eunpowder rs a eisiliser or promoter Of Chris
tiani,y, nor are they wiling to be invu. d
IN continual and expensive warfare with >-as>er
natiuns, at ahe mere discretion Of cotn.nan,
der Of the British feet
This unnecessary and unauthorized wIr aga
ms. the glEHaeSss. has reused the spirit Snd ha.
tredcof The nation against all the foreign resi-
dents, and they have heen obliged to arm
themselves against assassination, so infuriat-
ed hareihe people become. This feeling has
extended even kse The Malay settlements, as
far as Singapore, belonging to tie British, in
the Southeastern extremity of Asia. and must
necessaf:fy affect the interests Of British COM
merce and trade in that quarter of the world
Il is much easier to set mischief in operation
than nsit,is to stop its progress, aud from the
determination Of the Chinese to destroy their
own cities rather than submit TO the exactions
Of strangers, it is likely that the cost of the
present war to England " i'll be something more
than that-of The powder expended upon the
Chinese forts Charleston Courier.
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Sr Louis. March 2l,

Messrs. Weir and Company's cotton factory,
in this city, was burned this morning. Loss
100000, insured for SCI 900. The fire was
-h----i--cT-.-----l " fon 7'"1V
thrown ont of employment.
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Houses to Ront.

F not otherwise disposed Of soon, the House at
4 KirkwoOd known "a the Dolby House" and, al
so TIC House near H. lately occupied by Mr. Thomas
Wh,r,rcr VII. H. r-'n,' ~. 80 Houses hear to
ito G,ri,r,s ani vii, L." satisfactorily crIircd
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DIBBLEEANIA, that celebrated ~
~ ener and beautitier, just received ~
Manufactures, at the "Old Corner"
E. W.
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"WoopLASD CREAM.'-A Pomade for Jeaatfytag
the IL highly perfumcd, superior to any French
article imported and for halt the price FoT uFeSsIng
Ladies Hair it has no equal giving it bright glossy
appearance 1t cauScs Geutlemens Hair to curl in the
most natural manner It removes dandrnl, always
giving the Hair the appearance of being fresh sham
pooed Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless
signed.
FETRIDGE 4 co. Proprictors ofthe
balm of a thousand Flcu.rs."
rH;-For sale by all Druggists.
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LdBsRAL-Perry Davis & Son, of Providence
r. l., have recently expended oyer $4,000 to
secure the public against pa,ins their money
and placing reliance 1pos worthless counterfie!s
aIc limitations ofthe. valuable Pain Killer,
ifs
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Observation-Disclosures

TNHE FIRM heretofore existing under /
L Z. Einstein l. Co.. WAS dissolved 4
mutual consent. The business OF the FL
settled Ly Z. Eiustein, Macon, Ga
Z. EMS
Feb. 20. R. SPR
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Hardware.

MY STOCK is now complete in every line for
vi Plate Carpenters. Cabinet Makers, Coopers,
Smiths and Carriage Makers, with full stock Of Cut
cry, Fine Guns &c. W. ID. MCDOW ALL. -
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'rHE Union states, that to secure a 'n"J"'hy
of the next ilonse q: Representatives., lle
members. the Democrats !n">t vet gam seven
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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Later from, Europe.
HALIFAX, March 26.


The Cunard steamship Europa, Capt. Lcitch,
which left Liverpool on Saturday, the 18th inst;
has arrived, bringing one weeks later advces
from Europe.
The general and political news is Of no spe-
cia Importance in addition to what is already
received.
Spain Continues her preparations against
Mexico aud wants England aud France to keep
the United States Neutral.
In China, the affairs remain without any
change from last advices.
The Liverpool cotton market was steady, and
prices unchanged. The sales ofthe week amour,
ted to 5000 bales, of which spectators took
$500 bales, and exporters $500. On Friday
sales were made amounting to G00O bales-to
SpecuIators 1000
In England notice was given in Parliament
that motion of inquiry would he made in refer
ence to the relations with the United States.
The government of Spain are preparing to
Invade Mexico OH large scale, but it is general
ly thought that the first movements will be
confined to- an attack OH Vera Cruz.
The circasSians have again defeated the Rus
slams, taking 400 prisoners and considerable
amount of cannon, baggage, &c.
Lord Egin has accepted the appointment of
Special Envoy to China.
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NEW GOODS.

TUST receiving full assortment of desirable Goods
eD for Spring and Summer Wear, which invite my
customers and friends to call and examine.
March lit. w. D. MCDONALD.
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Commissioners of Roads
rTUE Commissioners Of Roads for Kersha :
J. will meet in Camden on the SECOND y
in April at | ! o'clock, A. ". COLIN "
March 24th, Clerk OF the
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10 Cco CDe He
KERsEAW LODGE 30. g

A REGULAR Meeting viii /" held on frja!
W. d. ANDERSON Sec,'y
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Sr. LOUIS, March 23-The Topeka cores
pondent of the Democrat says the Kansas Free
State Convention in session there had under
consideration a platform embraced in a series
ofrcsolnlions, setting forth that the people of
the Territory cannot participate in an election
under the Consi itutona Convention act with
out compromising their rights as American Gil
zcns and ieoparlizing the public peace; that the
Topeka Constitution is still the choice of ma
ioriy of the citizens Of the Territory; and urg-
ing Congress to grant heimmediate admission
of the Territory, as State, into the Union
under said constitution. The resolutions also
recommend an appeal to the ball"t-box to
settle the differences, and express 1elermina-
ton TO abide by the principle of squatter SOW
ercisnty as enurciated in the kausas aud Ne
br,ska act.
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TIVE MINUTE Ice Cream Freezers, just opened
! at the "Old Corner H. w. BONNEY.
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FETRIDGE 4 co. Proprictors of tn

"BdHn ~ q IHOuSu'
II For sale by all Druggists.
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MISCELLANEOUS and Disasters.


TIE steamship rulos Capt votou, sailed yesterday Cor
Rou,harpon Havre.
pslrsopr, June NJ There has q bart s.hore for
che % "a. in ,Ast none Of the s-ser. have been abe
male hsr out have relation o her from NORTON
0rsrde noissses bound tina,
,apes han weed sbce and has yet male her
ps,yssce 80 letter 70 niNood walter Ret Secretary Board
Cap P.rdeou Of the .ohr CITY Belle from B.rsocmsv,
% w ~ he ss-n % g Sc s sss ss
unua ran ,quas and sme'ires Dor day an our srrivs
ssndy Hoos Amer rssirs st found current whos set
rs 70 eastward degrees or 10 miles OF which ws were
vtaevss, owing 70 lie no, bent properly rsied.
ne abr II Fidderman sailed Yesterday morning Win
vsier esss and steam pumps ny and hos' Oh me scnr In
Tn. steamship Central America formerly the Gssrse Law,
yesterday Afternoon taken The Balance doch for era
ship Cygne Al Ban rrancsco, rrperenced heavy gales In
ne Chins Sea for - days ssr vhch had moderate winds
ship Formo-s San VI. ncsco was W days IN The Csns
Sea- during which time had very heavy weather She slso had
Barr Aususe ds meline At San Francisco - days 70
Cste Horn ard % days Oh he C.po hea gales eu~<ed
M u uenre ssw within days 81 por. sep
Which light winds
The schr recently laupcb-1 Al Newport " called he Hen
IRE ship recently isunched Al Mysuc q has been named
sossce ca Msrfnsrs-
Capt Tower, ~ schr Wave Thursday replaced the
buo,s rewbwypor tarbor which had previously gone
De bsr and large psr buoy inside he sss N channel way
Arber spar buoy has been pacee Just beD~ hs ssngwy
TUE ID 'N~n's' w" whaiemen.
cid =, New Bedford 8.h bsrs Alto, Iawreprs, Pacific
Arr At San Francisco May "a brr Bostoa sosmcn os,
avhafpe cruise, WITH SO bbls OF. -
~ Csle vsrd blands Jan a. Congress. HsrnbHs. NIB,
90 |. soe,l,p., " KsT.s ls .nerca I9c. ssv sea
OIL, Dbl ~ suc e bundles whale hVpel
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but VII stay here till the arrival of the other mis-
sioaariss appointed to that country.
Elder Christian Hyer arrived here On the 2oth
Inst RON the wsss He was appointed 70 missE :.
at 0reas Salt Lake City In the ian Of 1856, 70
among the 6casdins visns In the States. ~oos
ns TIC Mos~e" ssys n Mshssa Is 'arsusa BY
ing TO mprison her on the plea Of, ~no arg seex
Louis Suaday Herald. Of June y <aMy. ans
Of their chase after her In fhs gives sn so~,uns
plea of insaDiiy-sbe G q desirable 10 yet up q
lean should pursue be- -As Eel q thing Or tso. Nc
"a wide BERTH tner ovvr the Plaino--he will GET
he hikes. y. narrow enc, Just which
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noExor TrsSf

Or The 18th Inst ssys . eur 20 the Mormon ct
At louis, twenty Eve missionaries srri ged from
U'sh N missions 70 the St<es ADD 10 various parts
Of toe world. They cro1aed toe Plains With hand
csr'., look hearty, cheerful, happy, and have
bro ghi good portion Of the spint Of zion with
them
The Mormon society IN Westport. Coun, are N
have ErDd celebration and clam bake on NanvOo
lslsBd, IN the bay ~ Norwak, on the ith " July.
Elder Peter HarocKs arrived N this city on the
Ian inst from Great Salt lake City. which he left
an The LIST Il May. He " % . mission 10 England,