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New kpRk, Dses 10.
The Times has = issseR from tAs camp
Of she Army sf Utah, dated Hau's FOFk.
Green riysrs Oct, 2sth, being Ten days Ia.
car than CoIpnei Johnsoa's Dispatch,
Gsn The l6th, party Of 100 mountae
volunteers under Capt. Marcy, while 81.
ploTang the ooantyy and only swo miles
from the camp, caaas upoa party % 81
Mormails, whose captain declared ID 30 b.
The purpose of aha Mormons 60 resist aEg
assampl GA skspass 81 O. s. troops 10 ad-
wance; ana also, khak i vas By Brigham
Yoamgss uFdepe test the trains bad bssaz
burned. Afaar tAa parley she Mormons
were allowed 10 naoga az unm oaaaae
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EAE Hmm Up ;--A missionary lad 0ace
rsbukaa South Sea Islander for tbs sin
81 prolyeamy. After week or twas tha
eassnibaI sssarned, his face radiant WITH
Eov: MA&s al right now; one wits. DE
vss.w GOOD akgsssSam.n ssWhaA I'D goa
az va 80 osAssa s' asked khs missienas
r. sszsa - Asx mp.,,
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AseazaEm 49, II ssasUs sssesis II q O.
saess bssFan mIes
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IL At New Orleans, week before lass
$3.50 emigrants arrived in sailing YES
sells from Europe. They vera principal
" from Bremen and Hare.
- Sergsaas IisGsrts, Of the N. Z. ci-
ty Police Detectives, is causing to be tn
ken the dsguerrsotype of every acted
rogue who fAlls into his hands.
I Up to the 18th at, there hsd
been 924 steamboat arrivals at st. Paul,
the present seassn--an increase Of 81
ever those of tbs previous year.
~ According to the report Of the
Crotou Aquedues Department there Grs
bat 1888 miles Of sewers to nearly 500
miles uf paved streets in n. Y. city,
gD@ The efforts Of the Math0diata
among the germans in this country Soaa'
menesd in 1885, and numbsr IS It's re-
sul,s, l20 German preachers and Is ,0oe
German members.
EY A leading cotton manufacturer
SAYS there is net three months supply Of
cotton goods in the country.
90 Iron ore is found, in some exseui
iaar ,AkalsAaka Csaa- IIaxA. and coal Is found
in great sbundansn In Johnson &c.
Gg There are now al Norfolk 100 col
ored eaigrants awaiting the Mary Caro-
line Stevens, to snbark for Liberia
u Seventy manumitted slaves from
Prince Edward Co., Va, arrived 81 Rich
mond, on the Cash uls., foe Liberia.
IL Prof. Swallow, formerly Of Maine
has accepted toe char Of natural seisn-
ces in the University Of Missouri.
GT Samuel L&mprey, Of Salisbury,
Mass, has Turkey, Which ho says, has
laid ls0 eggs in $50 successive days.
- judge tngraham, Of II. I. city, is
about to retire from thu Court Of Com
mon Pleas, after twenty years service.
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CIR scAlR.

Another proclamation for IA election
to be held on Saturday the 18th inst has
been issued and posted By order of the
City Council including the Mayor, to as
certain whether shs City authority shall
issue bonds for the redemption Of the
scrip, This question meets With con-
siderable opposition. Tie ground Of
she ObjeehoR nostly Is thai it will rem
der the taxes vsEy high and barthsasome
on the tax payers, and those Who favor
bonds argue that IL will cause the scr p
mostly 10 be taken Gus Of circulation,
cause the remainder TO 70 At par and
save the City from the hshou0F Of Tc-
bndiatiau.
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sTABRIaG eA&G.

The investigation Of this case COM
meneed this morning befors Mayor
Love.
The lawyers engaged were District
Attorney ChapHAah, PopplstOn . Lake
Of Omaha o. tAs pars Of the prosesa.
zion, and Howard u DakssAh and Ma.
CON L Little of Omaha, Council for sha
defence.
TwD persons were sEFaignsd fog trial
and the laird arrested and before she
Court. II appears from the ses,ipOny
thai the stabbiag took plaza 81 an irish
whiskey shop after dance and that tho
parties ware Intoxicated. He received
Tour wounds. Hs died 70 day. priso-
ness recognized 10 Mach Court.
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80 go


4 maaaaiaa y Congress
anasa ID - ozneiI 81 lsy. AHki -
hoda Il eeaaa ana asts 81 i neN
sG asszseA II - sasls ae
to Tssziaosg 80 sonara he 100 iala q
- Iaana q a u ahs towta a EioaaH hsaas
Sc bs So y KaA has
tom Il Issasd sboas sks fAllss
Mast Il osaaAa ii sha ssaHssk q -.
houp Eprk, hy she military Fqs ss sg
Ia 81, Keasnsg md Seulh Pas
RAmK 0Fssnsaa
IsAs bllls presented Ia bha sssFa
In references ID tAs TerEiakriaA bonas aAss
appassnaly waksd sp she oaass an sqeA
haldesa tAereog, and bsoaghs shsn forth
10 isok 10 and protest. ID ~ ilssarssas A'asi
anasavor il poaaible % pssv sA'etf alsai
tered right fran infFingsa
1tis.so b feared, thal there vii p
| soma aasssring IN the sazsv, bssses weak
snsd snd raluesans sompaisson % rick
70 the pressure of circumstance.
JuDaMRxz GoxEs
A bill aathOEizing Aaamnsyss ArAe'
os laird parsona, 10 sonfsss Judgment =
givsa notes, vas argued ii me lpnnei
II considerable lsngth sad maAy effort
made to amsad. sosas a watch wsE
sassainsa, BIAS whsn cha qa@tion cam
for sngrossmsas, iss doosa VS. sealed, DC
yond recovery.
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Ban vnu asSR - Essoea aaasfF -
8za y snhbs mese laz#s -
I'LL haizE
said Ms. &naz}A 8 :
waa y sAey psas "a ii 49,
ssn n ths lid 81 e
q Ama I'D yea lsvs ~ w5 aas &saazs-
ishing inquiry u Mrs. Ssubba.
ssThes tell me I did 2 waa is aston-
ishihg reply.
sssaIl, did you sseE 2's ana Alsa. Ssnbha
fell 10 knilsing lie one possessed.
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eauscn ADsogasmzxg.

This meEning tho Council followed
the example If the house and adjourned
anal Tzesdag asraing ubxs.
~ shall rsaaih duEing shs sessss
~ ~ Ieok ont fSr soms AIDE notes -
80 kasaa ok wAish mAye be gathered il
80 aakaS "A ahone town.
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As ENTIRKEV Nav AEpEcrEE.-0Il oi
Briekbats and Compound Unadultcrated
Concentrated Syrup Of Paving Stones,
manufactured only by DIR. Humbuglbus
Hailowbelly, and sold by regular author
IL ID agents. Beware If Coan terfeits III
(cERTIsECATK.l
Mr.. HalEowbeliy-DeaR Sir 81 kick
ed the bucket lasF nighS, bus while the
undertaken was placing ms in the eOlfin,
a vial Of your Essential Gil burst in nav
pocket aBd streaming down my face,
opened nav eyes, snesEed, and arose
The shraud having received q portioa Of
the oil, instantly took root in the door
and expanded into beautiful cotton stalks,
each flied with bursting pods. The eOf-
an rose on and. and grew nto magnif-
issna mahogany trss, which baras 81 she
roof Of nay house, and wsved in the sysn-
ing breeze It's luxasiant branches, among
which the monkeys chartered and green
parrots Outer their fan-ilka Wings,
remain your revived friend,
TIMcTHY TRTcELxaEKsT,
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The Homestead bill casas up again fos
investigation m the C@lneil this after
noon, and amended ~ - TO exempt .
haK acre lot In town b. sighty acres d
laad, Il waa order@ % ba sngroesee
snd read . thiFd time,
Thls being . test soss, the probability
is that ii viii pass lAs Council withsut
any difoulty. Considerable interest Il
taken in this matte outside, and wallsl
it ia greeted as friend By soms, II i
opposed to sha bitasR snd By Others.
SAggRp&Y, DBc. IL.
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saDOes Odd va evszy thing -
eyes, my oiSild.1 sa
awell p replied the son, 81 guess he
will laugh when be aees this stool. ?
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.Haim& RanaHmakmns.

dsdi
Jeans Resolutions.
To tbs Houss Of Representatives Of ths
Easited States In Congress assembled /;
Es;Asrsas, toe hon. b, B. Chapman il
eonssssing tks right of Hon. Fennex Fer
gnson 10 bis ssas in your body as dele.
gate from the Territory Of Nebraska,
and believing 1t 70 be- duty dsyolving
upon us, as Representatives Of the peo-
pie, 10 advise yoar Honorable body 81
their wishes and sympathies in the pre-
misss. Thsgsfo.s hsA Rssoirsd b. III
CoaaciI aad Hoa&ss Of Representatives
Of ths TsFysIsey af NsbTasks.
lsa. Tkas veey large maisgSty eg ~
psopls az sAa TsssisssY og NehRaskai
believe thss Hon. fsnmsv Feggusoa wal
fairly and lsgslIy elected Delegate froW
the Territory of Nebraska. Consequent,
II, they will be slaw ta halieEa thai ef
forts from azaY asasseFws iggssav&aE aayshias
to deprive them OF the Representative o.
their choice, and Representative in Who's
capacity, integrity, Edel'ty and incor
raptibiIisy, thsy have the falisss eonh'
] dence, ........
lad. That the whole people Of hi
Territory Indignantly repel tbs foul as.
persions attempted to be cast upon tbs
character OF the late Chief Justice of tbs
! Territory, she presanE Delegate elect
charging in effect, pGsjaly, under the pre-,
emption laws of the United State
knowing, al they DO, that such efarge'
aud asperaions are false, and entirely
anfounded, coming froh what souree
they may, aud they 'eannog bat beleivt
that such slanderous and ibelout
/ charges hare been made in the hope OF
expectation that the Delegate elect e
| bis seat would be prejudiesd thereby.
| Sd. The foregoing Preamble and Res
olutioRa shall be signed By the Speak
or Of the House Of Representative
certified BIZ the Clerks of saeA body, ana
copy Of the same be forwarded b.
said Clerks to the Speaker Of TIL
House of Representatives Of the United
| States. Hon. Fsnner Ferguson and Hon
B. B. Chapman.
/ Among the friends and advocates Of
the above resolutions ia the House staRdi
most prominent, and who has takan al
active and energetic part in engineering
them through is
hon. s. 4. STRICKLAND.
This gentleman is representative il
Sasa sEaAAaa Easpa Sha aosnty Of Sarpy.
When not too mae1 sxcatS0 az - q
very pleasant speakar, Of easy address
and commands muck OF the attention Of
both members With whom be is con
necsed and the lobby without the Bar
A good selecsion Of language apparent
| " suggests itself TO his MAD readily
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SmARg CHIxp.--An exahmzga Says q
iiEG1e child made D stool, no swo Of the
legs Of which ware Of length. While
Il vain trying to make il stand upon the
aDog, be looked In his mothers face and
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Nothing done in the House this morn
3ay sger&hv e& particular attention. ex-
cept their adjournment until Monday
afternoon two o'clock, making four days
idle time. Usually On sneA occasions
the committees or those portions Of them
who remain cauaot accomplish much in
consequence Of the broken ranks, and
seldom have the disposition as it is often
nos onlyvaEy insonEenisat bae unpleasant
to labor alone especially whilst outsiders
are in the highest Of enjoyment.
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Clerk Of The
! - 49, - "a -.


CLINTON & BALDWIN
Attorneys Ter Plaintiff.
Dec 10, 1857
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Ds. Thsall IF Douglass opened in OPP
positioas and was answered BIZ MAJOR
Strickland of satpy. Thsss followed
other sssns of soufusion by some IA
vorits OF the Resolutions calling for the
previous question. That question deoi-
de,a afsas uasseh Iaalllnl hs m&sa gass-
ton wss pat and ths oscillations passed
b. vote Of 81 y "a. 4 mesipa vas
then mada 10 FeeoaaldeT, apon which
stage Of the proceedings the h0uso i'd
iouxnad.
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; =" - |FNFE
In The District Court Of Psstaasatiagai
Coshays EosaG, as tie February Tsrfa,
+. "A. D., 1855.
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- Thres wsakly nswspapszs in
Fashiagtop Co., N T., hare aaased 10
exist sisss the commencement Of the
,srexax.s s..axs;uI .xris;a-
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NOTICE


Dee. Is, 1867
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O. Fsmals BURGERS ass u wesk -
Chsslsa, Mass. a party Is them wera
eeaaAs one night last wssk
PUNISH -caals - ses s<esAasasg
II Vicar, . an AmerioAAa aszxensEe 8a wkieh
aakas of the ladies iresses
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07
THusq quitoes in Florida.

We lately heard friend who bad Just re
turned from Florida, say i'll reply TO an cnIui
ry that he had seen more mosquitoes in Alb
bcville since his return than during his whole
stay in the land of flowers. This somewhat
surprised us, rs we have the most vivid recol-
lection of night spent among the mosquitoes
of Tampa Bay, and can testify from sad cxpc-
rience, ns to The number Of the foe and the
frequency of their attacks. It seems however,
that our friend did not reach the favored loacal-
tiles; the everglades, where they are as much
Indigenous TO the soil and Us hard to eradicate
as the Seminolcs themselves The following,
from the Hey Hest Correspondent of the
Charleston Mercury gives one some idea Of the
capabilities of these troublesome pests
In the everglades these pests Of Southern life
nre frightfully abundant. At Fort Dallas they
nrc so plentiful that both officers and men rave
the guard on duty pass their whole time under
bars. The sentry is provided with nlusquito
veil, or rather bag thrown over the head, and
kept out from the face by hoop; woolen
clothes, boots and gauntlctcd gloves protect
the limbs and body from their murderous at
tacks. Persons who have not cxperier ccd
this beauty Of Southern life will scarcely be-
lieyc that horses and cattle arc actually blcI
to death in single night; and woe be to the
soldier or seaman. who, by means of liquor,
loses command of himself and falls TO the
ground hel plcss and nprotcctcd-tl,csc insati-
able vampires will fastcn their fangs upon him
and draw from his bcsottcd body what fevcrcl
blood remains.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07
Rus5ell's Magazine.

We are Indebted to Mcssrs. Branch IL Allen,
the agents, for the August number of This pop
ular monthly which presents its usual choice
literary attractions. The editorial depart
mcnt is particularly interesting. >aTheSfollow-
ing is the table contencts:
Letter to the Evangelical Christians Of the
United States; Sonc-"Whcrc honcysuckIcs
breathe perfume y Estcourt; or, The Memoirs
ofn Virginia Geutlemnn-Chap. XVI, The Sc
crct' 1lnud Chap. XIV, Estcourt's Journal :;
Chap. NVI, The Mask Of the Actor; Forest Fam
cics; The Merchant; A Love Song; Cheap
l.iterature-lts Benefits and Injuries From
the Persian of lTaiiz; Wolfslcn-A Review :;
Porters Semi Centennial Address; From the
Persian Of Sadi The Fresh; Lncs-"Thy
beauty rose upon my sight" European Cor
resrondcncc: The duel; The Seasons Chinese /;
The Voice, the Hand, and the Silhouette; Lu-
cy Sheldon's Dream. &C..
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07
Senator Mason Letter.

Senator Mason Of Va, has sent the follow
Ing letter, TO the Richmond South, in reference
to slavery in Kansas:
WiHcnE,ror, Va, July %, 1857.
To Hr E'Etrr Of he ''!S0ufh'
Dr"r S;r-ln your paper Of Monday last in
an article hca,lcl "Walkcr's Usurpatiou," oh
serve the following paragraph:
but we are told that Hunter and Mason,
and other distinguished Southern Senators, in
the debate on the Ncbraska-Eansa bill, en-
pressed the same opinion, that Kansas must be
II free State" dc.
cannot undertake to say what opinions
may have been expressed by my honored@ col.
league, or by other senators from the South
III reference TO the probable position Of Kan
snS; though from general know ledge of their
views in regard to that territory. l should
not doubt that any opinions SO expressed
would have references to circumstances and
contingencies which necessarily qualified them.
10 aroi'i imisconstruction, however think it
proper to say that never expressed the opinion
thus ascrlbcd ne, because l never entertained
1t. at the time the law passed organizing the
territorial government, there were few with
whom convcrsel who did not believe that
the future state would take its place with
those recognizing and chcrishing the condition
OF African slavery. There was at that time,
certainly, every reason to believe why this
should he so, and none why it should not
The State of Missouri bordering its eastern
frontier, was savcholdng stato holding Mt
that time nearly an hundred thousand slaves,
ana those We're chiefly held in the border coun
ties.
The state ofA:knnsas adjacent TO the terri
tory on the South, was likewise n slaveholdin.
state. The soil and the climate of Kansas
were well adapted to those valuable products,
chiefly hemp and tobacco, which gave labor to
Missouri. The proximity Of its population
with the attractions of new, fertile and cheap
ana, believe wonld lead tho Shareholders in
Missouri to diiiuse themselves speedily over
knnsas' and the prohibitory line Of 3G 30 being
obliteratel, there was no reason why they
should not l had no fear Of fair competition
III such appropriation of the new territory
from any qaarter. Unfair competition l did
not look to.
What may yet be the result as to the con-
dition Kansas, notwithstanding the cxtraord-
nary and unscrupulous efforts Of Northern
Ab"litionlsts to force population there. I
cannot undertake to say. Nor will 1 nlludc
III Tins place to the new and unexpected aspect
now exhibited of affairs in TINT territory, with
so much propriety rcprchended in the columns
Of the south Whatever may be the infor-
nation of others, l certainly am not sufficiently
informed OF the existing state of things in Kan
sas to form clear opinionaone way or the
other yet will venture to say this much,
that 1t African slavery be ultimately excluded
| from Kansas it will be effected by the numer-
cial force or organized maiorities operating
against the usual laws which govern cmgra,
ton: and will present new and most instruc-
tive lesson to the Southern States.
Very respectfully, am yours, dc. &c.
j. NJ. MASON.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07
A Vicious Literature.

The New York Day Book, in view of the
| increase i'll the number Of cases of suicide in
that city, makes the following well considered
remarks upon the influence of IL corruptli litcrn-
turc in depraving the public taste, and pander.
ing to those vicious passions, which lead to tho
commission Of crime:
| There can bcno doubt tl,et ono of tbo most
| pnlPable causes Of the vast decentralization
| around us IS to be found in n corrupt and vi.
| cious literature. Three quarters of the novels
written and published represent false and dis
| eascd conditions o. human society. They in
en'cabe erroneous notions Of life, stimulate the
passions ani encourage just such desperate
ends rs suicide and murder. The -wccklv pa.
pcrs, which furnish :hc mental pabulum of
hn'i the young women in the city, arc unfit for
| respectable people to read. Two or three of
the Sunday papers are in the habit of publish
| ing stories which actually make the blood run
cold 10 glance at. Such vulgar vice., such in =.
citablc bascncss, such horrible examples Of de-
prarity iunblcd together in such q frightfu
pile Of horrors, corrupt the minds of the young
and add fuel to the flames Of passion burning
| in the breast of others.
If VIC add to such fictitious literature the
scenes at most of our theatres, where vice and
lcwdncss arc painted off in their most alluring
c"lors, and we have two streams Of pollution
quito enough to poison thousands Of minds
Alter the mental system has once been dis
| 'nrhc,i, there arc hundred chances TO one
That the person will go on from bad to worse
unt'l the original faint brings forth lis natural
fruit of open shame and crime. How unlike to
old fashioned times il such an artificial way of
living! II fancy never us,irped the place of
| reason, if passion were c,,rbcd by wholesome
| restraints ;yld the latent germs Of virtue slim.
uatcd into activity, there would not be so
many fatal wrecks along the highway of human
life. In sober oil days, when n few good
books constituted the library, when sckly
novels mad not come into vogue, life was COM
rcs which now startlc us day by day. until
wee actually loses ITS natural horror and viz
tue almost becomes a hycword and rcproach
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07
GreenVille Court

The United States Court was in session for
the first time ut Greenville 'on' 'Tuesd ay. Judge
a. G. Magrath will preside, and James Connor
U. s. District Attorney; Marshal Condy and
Ii. Y. Gray, Esq, Clerk of the Court, were in
attendance. There is a prisoner now in Jail
awaiting his, trial for psssing counterfeit coin
OF she Unitsd States currency. This Court,
the .Ratriot says uhites all the powers of he
District and Circuit Courts Of the United
States.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1857-08-07
ED.

In this Village, on:the Goth ult; Of Consump- /,
ton. Mrs. MARY ANDERSON, Tho eighth
daughter of the lateAir. James Irwin Carrck-
fergus, ireland, in tho seth year Of hefsage. :
The deceased was q native Of Carrickferaus:
Ireland, whore the greater portion ..of her Gfe :.
was spent, mid loving friends and the enctant.
ing scenes of the Emerald Isle. She early be-.
came member of the Presbyterian Church i'm
her native town, then undorstle pastorship Of
the Rev DIR. James Scaton Reid, and by aeon
truthfulRass Of herProfession.. >.s=
ln hef'protractsd illness.ef. more: than thresl
months, she manifested the GREATEST cheerful.
ness and resignation TO the will ofsher Heaven
1y Father, and tawAads the closing scenes Of
her life, expsssaaa; ;ansearn desise tossepafs
gave her birth shsAleeps, and a stricken and
diseonsolate husband Ys}utns his sad bereasea:
mSnt 3 MGy this /. Adjective dispensSfion ToS !.
Providence, be sanctifed to the good Sf his
soul.4 risf,s y ~ y. $$,,e{ 80 w 8,
AT bis residence in thfs District, Of. Pnoue,y J,
onissor Friday the. 2tth of@July.; sAMUEEs
IL ,be % dessf X tse sss 5SsS SsssimaSle ii s Ssa 81
only. ms bis immediate family snffspsddk 90
beseGgement, bat q whole eofnnu nity In nei
wifhsail irreparhRlel i loss. Qns of tue
Justly fegaxded MS Tile atriarnhlof. his Asiela.
borhood Having inherited q positon cf I'm.
fluence from his Venerable fstlfSP, Ia sIenfSssH&
and strengthened iE 1sy the, int teeSi6 81 R
char ficter BY Che Rfhdbess 6f his heS! aaad III 8;
sl,s yigsr e ny sbsssyolsne "a
him. Wsfs ths oj 81 ilS syinbs
charity There RfiS cS1 tSS tasS
ho minstefed to thsit vantsI ss. tiiv ,o2
Fof many cora fs uas q q !fffe SSf ~ sba
Presbytsrias ts as o6ds3ss md