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The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

FAvoRs.--Chase of the Pacific Ex,
press has furnished us during the last
week with files of papers from all parts
of the state. Chase is one of those men
whom we like to receive favors from
a good fellow = active and liberal.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

THEATRE.-A company composed of
Mrs. Estelle Potter, Mr. Fleming. Brown,
Dumphries, and other well known actors,
will open the Nevada Theatre, on next
Monday week Estclle Potter has al
ways been great favor:tc in this vicin-
ity, and we have no doubt, but that the
new company will have good run.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

A COOP START.-A. A. Sargent, Esq.
of this place received eleven votes in
joint convention for the Office of U. S.
Senator. He was not elected.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

New LINE.-We understand that
pack train will hereafter start from Ne.
vada daily for Forest City. There is.
also to be a regular daily train to.
Camptonville.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

RThe miners are doing well in this
vicinity. there being plenty of water.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

-S@~~.-S~>~s~>~-~-~-~.-~~.
In Marysvillc, the 18th inst at the Mcrch.,,.,
tel, by the Rev. L. d. Walsworth JOSEPH IAMPrisT
ESQ Agent Of the Pacific Express Co. at Nevada to Mr.
\. NJ MARTIN, of San Francisco. '"
we feared that an cnteprising Exprcssman was going
to DC too late r once but it appears he has delivered his
budget Of love in time. He is free from the ills Of
bachoship-we hope he may never find those Of matri
mony May his bride and himself feet down to the end
of life's stream with blue skies ever over then. and
full waters bcAeath.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

BRICK YARDs.-Among the various
branches of industry carried on in this
vicinity, there is no one Of more impor-
tance than the manufacture of brick.
A few days since while passing the ex-
tensive brick yards of Messrs. H. Phil
lips & Co., about half mile from town,
on the Red Dog road, we were induced
to stop and enquire into the extent of
their operations. We were surprised
to learn that over a million of brick
have been made and disposed of from
these yards alone. We were informed
that gentleman of considerable capital
has become interested with Messrs.
Phillips & Co., and that the new firm
were making arrangements to manufac-
ture enough of brick next season to sup
ply all demands, both for wells and
buildings. They expect to turn out a
million and half, and to make reduc-
ton on last years prices, thus enabling
all to build brick houses and stores al
most as cheaply as wooden.
There are two other companies en-
gagged in the manufacture of brick, SO
that the prospect is good for great i'm
provement in our city in the way of fire
proof buildings during the coming spring
and summer.
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

- A travelling dutchman, who had
been deceived in regard to the distance
to the neighboring town, enquired of the
next person he met and was answered,
"four miles," "Vell," said the dutch
man 81 meets Won mans two miles ago,
and tolds him how far it is to Schmit-
town ain he ak me ten miles, an l
links he ak me Won tam heaps too
much"
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

u We are indebted to Hamlin and
Welch for an abundant supply of nanats
The Nevada journal., 1857-01-16

GwIN.-As an offset to Mr.. Broderick,
the trying-to-be harmonised democrats,
have, in the face of common decency,
reelected to the U. S. Senate, the old
trickster-Gwin. This is an event
which few expected. The P. NJ. S. S.
company could have well afforded to
spend several hundred thousand dollars
to secure his election, but we don't mean
to insinuate that they did it. If he can
have his way at Washington, the Post
Master General will not have his recom-
mendation of weekly mail to Califor-
MIA carried out-very soon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

r,urrI opsrosv PYSs HssRisc,
rPorrr Last nah. ,bs popasr company neoc.i q,
B,ricn ihcstre series of sx srcvelj performance
prior their return 60 europe No srss that have
visited tbs cnrttrv rave mo. 9Th norsupnie,,u ,'ed
c,,ces Of success, or have done " merit Tho favor
which tss been ib,vu them. Mrs I1uss PyDe vi !
leave behind her the highest reputation tina, Earb
vooarst hss STAINED smonsst us -tisi private
.or,h ana the smisbIly Of her ~ endcs- ncr
memory 10 host ~ friends this sdc Of the Ausnuc
Wsr Hsrristn II may DO said that he too, has ~on The
.uyes mat he bss gsinsd here fairy, and that he viii
carr swsy -hh him The best wishes OF the Americsn
paoIc The opera ts hight vas The "Crown nsmonds'
In vi ob n.s rype created spch Jurors her nra ~
pesrspce here II was very ven surg W rco5 house
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

the New evaaaoIss govsrunsns hss prsssatsi 70 h
counter olsim for ds~ayss.
Both the gsgtsh and F.esoA H.istsrs here have
pressed great surprise q shs ooarss taken By Nss
psdS
What course our govesnusnt viii pursue ID not kso
Gen Herrsa, the Munster Of ssss rspubuo. N ar
here 10 morrow, and may have some explsu ss,e,
o0er
nr. Read hes accepted the missioa 70 China and
leave for his post the steam riga.s xians
o,n be got rvady -say The middle Nay
Propoarors for building the Ne~ York steam ou}
were opened 70 day. Fifteen wero offered.
Hn osnuHAL nEwsPArBR pE-PArcH
EHS PLoRt0A INDIAss-PSACuUL MBssUsss
SORTED TO-MILIT AIRY Px0GRAHME POx ars &
WAHnIsor1s, April II, Use
rbe g. o'etary CT the Iotu,sv hss given full iast uce
TO Messrs Rector and Garrett Ind an Agents. Who N
left Washington for The scene OF their duties 70 orgs
delegation from the Greeks and Ssmtnoles residing \
Of the Nisusspp 70 proceed To Flovids Ia the
the special business Of persusdias Billy ~egs and
folio sers TO emiSrate, rhs Florida Semiuoies, the
vrnmept u swsve too proud 70 DO forced 70 sails
at she point OF the bayonst, and hence the resosI
p<aosfuI msa which Will II ID confidently bsev
accomplish that Important measure In usv of
Above mentioned design there will meanwhile 10
active military movements in osida
There viii be no troops stationed ID Ksnsas who h
In auv way been complicated In the former DIM ,ultsel
That Territory In ADDITION tns large foros dss led
accom- pspypg the missioa to the seathen boa
asy line Of Ksnsas, summer oamp Aiga 70 chssuss
Cheyenne and Kowsys 10 arranged aad several ofac
here receiving speoido Instructors to that Q
None Of these troops intended for Usah - has b
oonjeotursd.
The cse Of Lieut. Gilis furioughed, 10 before one
tho Naval Courts Of Ipquiry, ana that Of Lieut. VIM q
der before ne "thev.
Appointments OF Police Com oners HI
bOr M~slors and Port Wasdoas.
A,BAaY, Aprii IL, 1854
The following appointments were sent iato he Seu
10 dsy:-
The following were appointed Police Commisssa
under the nee bill:-Slmeon Draper James W Nye
Jsrob Colwen for New York; James 30 won for VI
chester, and J g. T. suanshan for Kinss.
Am ~ the Harbor Matters wore tae folio wiug:-
james r 8 ssg Archibald Hall, oapta,n Hars, L. \
~, Captain Ho~ard rbossts, willis rappan, Epsa
Benedict and W J. Fuller.
AMONG the Port wavdsas were the following
hintborn Tompkins. Joseph rnkham, EiwArd 8. q
man, VIM 9. xiDg. John Friend, Chas. b Brambsu q
Edsar uoNullen Butler.
Much feeling u msnifestsd and much excitsmsns ]
walls about the capitol
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

HsDANs 10 wnTos-r's fuswsL Coscssrs --Msdsns
DO wuhosnt Aatoupcss 70 d.y too sas.crpioa
10 t,ke Place Nay bes, 81 Nc'os s.looa s,ms Of
posinopt clgzena spp;sr 90 the st OF M commit
pc aud 90 have no coub, that tue subscription vii b.
imrnedssey Il led up No artist deserves n tho
hand, Of the rub ic tasp n-sa,ns Go ihors
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15
THE LATEST NEWS.

THE LATEST NEWS.
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
..~.-.~-,-.-r~-y-,,~,~~
Programme of the administration on
the Chinese Question.
roJo>N~S><~-~o~~ov>~>N0>>N
MR.. REED ACCEPTS THE MISSION TO CulNA.
-,>>c-.- >--o-o--c>~-.yy
MEORTABr FROM ALBANY.
~>>.>~y>0~~oN~~~~~ON"
Virtual Passage of the Excise and uarbOr
Line Bilk.
---e--,.,~ 49,, ,,---.-..~~-.
Proclamation Of the HarbOr
Commissioners.
PASSAGE Of TaE APPROPRIATION Bull.
0(~-y~-~y>~--~--,->~)~o>)>N
Appointment Of Police Commissioners, Harbor
Masters and Port Wardens.
c-,-~>~o0<-,~-y ~,y~~o<~s
Destructive Fires at Baltimore and Pitts
burg,
&C., &C., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-04-15

from the school. At the instance Of Mr.. Townsend
q committee was appointed to inquire into the
alleged interference of the male principal Of the
school with The children protesting the Roman
Catholic faith.
The Aldermanic Committee on Finance had
meeting yesterday, and decided to report in favor
of spproprstng 81 900 to the publication of new
work on music for the of the inmates of the To-
stitution for toe Blind, which work will enable them
to learn music without difficulty.
The grea, mercantile SANDER suit of Fowles against
Bo wen, Of the firm of Bowen McNamee, was on the
Superior Court calendar yesterday for trial, but
again postponed on motion of the defendant and
set down for this morning.
A f,e occurred GA Charles and Lo nbard streets,
B:ljmore. last evening, and before it could be sub
dued property to the amount Of half million was
destroyed
James Mi'linger's planning mill at Pittsburg was
destroyed by fire yesterday morning. Loss $4,000
no ssirs yesterday EN- ,racsd about 5000
bales. chef In ,raastu. The ms-Est olosei without
change prioes Dspssohes received yesterday, dated
st Nss and Mobile The lSsh Instant, coaasmsd
hs reports rsarons injury TO the cotton plants in SIMS
tors fiom frost 30 20. had this injury bssu felt in
some scs 70 render rplsptDg neces~y Fiou'
IVES srou, I've cent? per barrel higher for metuU aud
common brands. WITH Fasher more doing. wssst Was
| quite. A sms lot OF primo Southern white sold ~
| u 90 Corn wa in good demand, with sales Of weN
| srp mixed ct Tie sad Of Southern end Jersey yellow
| 1t 7oa Pork Vas hesvy and lower. with alas ss
s72 s92 20; The inske dsure ~as for check on the day
,ae I'll. re pAiedsr sold in the regular way. 81 MON
II c!o.ed Gull Lard wss In good demsnd, Ye sales Of
500 bbls Ako. The noemency Of the ws1hsr In the
forenoon eche3 sales sugars. The maSess lite
firm and sales enaned to LOO hhds. Cuba mussovado
at ltxc. and 10 do Port Roo Ut Hxc. Coass was
quiet but m Mr. Scott est nstss he stock Of akiads
at lib, sss bags Of which elSo were Rio Fretghs
easemeun wsre moderate, and quotations heavy. 10
LIVERPOOL 900 bbs nour taken q g. 3D.; rosin
n L. 3D. ana compressed cotton ct Va
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

CoLrox's GENERAL ATLAs.-This is truly a
spleudd work and an invaluable addition to the list
Of scientific text books, as well complete and
convenient book Of reference to almost every bust.
ness man. II has been gotten up in euperO s:yle,
regardless OF cost or labor, and the result is an
achievement Of which the compiler and publisher
may tee justly proud. It is the most perfect &c.
ography which has ever been published, leaving, in
fact, all other publications OF a similar character
entirely 10 the background. The information and
statistics it contains, together with full and rei.
able maps Of every part OF the Globe, will be
found TO be Of great advantage, not only in schools
and colleges, but to persons engaged in almost
every department OF trnde. To merchants, lawyers,
dealers 10 aud owners Of lands in various portions
Of the Union, it is especially valuable, as it con-
tains information which may be Of great service to
them. II contains Que hundred and seventy SPLEEN
did maps AMI plans on one hundred large imperial
folio sheets, representing all the States and coun-
tries of America Europe Asia, Africa, and ocean,.
ca; also various towns, cities, &c, with all Deces>
sacy information in regard TO their wealth, size,
growth and other important data. Mr. A. l..
Westbrook is now engaged IN canvassing this city
for subscriptions for this work, and we have no
doubt he will fud hundreds of our citizens who are
DESTROYS TO obtain cory at the earliest possible
moment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
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Same the Royal Lottery = Cubawith this difference:
the Havana Lottery has IS 900 NHnbors-this has only
5O00
There are two wheels each which there are placed
two Locks. The supsrintenden's hAVs each key the
Locks the wheels cannot BE- opened unless both
present There placed 10 the wheel Of numbers tin
containing slips paper with the numbers from Ne
IS 600. Ia the Wheel Of prEs there placed tin
ubes containing slips ofpaper with the prizes on then
ranging fom $4,000 TO size.
When the drawing takes place, which win be in pabe,
the wheels unlocked and afsr revolving the
Der draHn Of the wheel Of numbsrs the
Is drawn Of the Prize wheel boys with
barred the shoulder and blndioded-ihs tube Is slipped
a. and the number held up aud enrolled that the whole
audience 1.-THE NUMBER Il thee called oG and reg
sored by the superintendent The Prize dawn credit
ed 10 the number drawn At the same time, and anl
all the prizes drawn out copy Of the drawing then
the printers and as comparison the sapeFnten-
certify the correctness ofhe draWtag These sa-
perntendent sworn 20 Psriorn their duy WithOst
fear or favor.
II will be perceived that in this plan every prise is
drawn ou anl o. course person mast get then;
drawing Is seat 20 every ordering tickets The pres
payable thirty Gays seT drawing In fu Wiihoa. dis
count. ~ Drawing takes place every Saturday.
~ Orders for tickets Addressed 10 q. X. WINTER
Box SEA Nashville, Tenn will be pro mptiy attended
JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
Jan 9t-iW. Macon, Ca
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
CO NJ NJ + r G. IAL.

DAILY PATRIOe OFFICE
JANUARY 80. ASST. (
coroN-The OF rings yesterday were light and the mark
ct DUH 100 bales chang ed hands at 10allke,
Retail Domestic Market.
EUrTER-PeE pound, 20a25e.
Esss-Per dozen, i5A20c
BAoox-Hams lei12e; Sh9uliers sale; sides Tasc.
LlRD-sening at 1Jsi9e per pound; dali.
MEsLws quote Al 5Sa6oc per bushe from wagons; rs
IN retail.
FLoUR-seiiluE Al o. so per 100 poundsior Sapsrhns
BUcKwHElr n Us-S9 - for 80 ID sacks.
CoKs-we quote cora at 4oe per bvshel.
RHxkr-Mheai co FmAnls Doc
DKED FEuH-Apples eoumtnd 81 80 per busssi. Peeled
Peaches Ars worth a. 90; unPeelea % 90.
PorAToE-rish Potatoes worth soe from wagons; Ella
20 in retail Sweet Potatoes selling q 5oAs 90.
TpsSTrs--25e per bushel.
CocI-seaSae per bRshel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
GREAT ENTERPRISE.
WaESO2CS Patent T65s- Dollar
MACHINE 80
On Exhibition at the sewanee House Nashville Tenn

1T not deemed necessary into further particulars
relative to this machine. Its advantages rus be OF
vious the minds Of all int llgent persons With the
view Of bringing the invention into general and immediate
the propretors have made arrangements to anufao
trre the Machines in quantities according to demand state
and County Rights be purchased Of the subscriber
who authorised d. pose OF the To IersorS Of
ability and energy opportunity is offered whereby with
roieTate outlay of means ard ost amTl profits
may rapidly be real xed The enterprise is which
mends ITSELF the notice Of those who seeking for safe
aud profitable investments II possible apIlcsnts for
Rights should visit in person. in order only
anime SATISFY themselves regard TIE merits OF this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

CROoKER's MILLINERY EsTABLIsHMENT.-Ye s-
terday was tie Fall opening day ot the above
establishment, and prompted by desire t.
see something very nice as well as to be il
fashion (as nearly every body, We thought.
was there,) we went along with the tide and
looked at the large and fine display of millinery
aud fancy goods there to be seen. Mr.. Croker
has brought on a very large and varied stock,
embracing all the articles belonging to the
trade, of every style and quality. The stock
of bonnets, flowers ribbons, trimmings, head
dresses, &c, is far beyond what we expected
to see. The finer qualities of these varioussty es
of goods are indeed superb, Surprising any
thing we have ever seen. The bonnets, par
ticularly, we look upon as the prettest thing
in that line ever introduced TO the Eotice of the
public.
Mr.. @. is prepared to sell millinery goods A.
wholesale as well as retail, and country dealers
desiring to purchase will do well to examine
his stOck.-tf
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
e Nashville, Tenn.

invention but TO be made acquainted With plan ofops
rstions. In addition the profits from ss q Machines
(which fully hundred per another, and PR
haps greater induce Mt offered which Si eNpIin
and dsmOnstrste to thOs% Who may favor with call
Parties who buv h-hts be supplied with Machines,
AMI to hem refer hers Who may wsh provide them
selves with the article. The particularly request
ed notice that AGENTS that Machines
vii net he Reta I'D by for exhibition We
VIII eheerfIy exhibit Them any who feel efficiently in
terested call al Fufthsr particulars win he
communicated BY letter, the above sufficiently
plieit. P. Il. WEBSTER, Agent,
; ian15-f Rcom s..
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

FAYETTEVILLE AND WIScHEsTER RAILROAD
series Of meetings will be held at various points
in Lincoln County during the coming month for the
purpose Of discussing the importance Of the above
roal aud o0tiining subscriptions TO enable the
Company put the grading under contract as early
a. possible. This step is important one, and We
expect to see the good people OF Lincoln respond
to the call in prompt aud becoming Hanner.-
They will be found, We opine, awake to their in
tere.ts and imbued with the spirit Of the age We
live 10. IL is no vain conf .cture,we are convinced,
10 predict that the shri neigh aud numbering
tread OF the iron horse viii wake the echoes among
the hills and hollows Of old Lincoln ere two years
snail have sped their course.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

eE- There was little transporting in the city yes
tcrday worthy Of mention Business, though a
little more brisk than il has been Of late, was sti
dull, aud we heard Of nothing scarcely worth re
lating, not even . runaway, or row of any de-
scfiption.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

THE TRIALS or LIFE.-Liic, says Hannah More,
is not entirely made up of great evils or heavy,
trial.; bat the perpetual recurrence of petty evils
aud small trials Is the ordinary aud appointed exsr
else the Christian graces. To bear with the fall
ings Of those about u5-wth their infrmities their
bad judgment, their i'll breeding, their perverse
tempers- endure neglect when we feel we de-
served attention, and ingratitude when We expect
ed thauks-to bear with the company OF Disagree
able people whom Providence has placed in our
way, aud whom lie has perhaps provided or pur-
posed for the trial pf our virtuc--these are the
1t exercises Of patience, OF self-denial, and the
better because not chosen by ourselves. To bear
with vexation in business, with disappointment Of
our expections, with interruptions of our retire.
ment, with folly, intrusion, dsturbance-n short
with whatever opposes will, contradicts our hu
mor-this habitual acquescence appears to be more
OF the essence Of sel-deual than any little rigors
or affections OF our own imposing. These constant,
inevitable, but inferior evils, properly improved,
furnish good moral discipline, and might, in the
days OF ignorance, have superseded pilgrimage and
penauce.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30

FoR CATRo-Just in time to take the Cline for
the mouth or any intermediate port, are those who
d'sire TO 20 down stream this morning We need
not speak OF her speed, accommodations, saiety or
Of her gallant officers. She is too well known to
need any such supererogaiory commentator Suf.
and besides She is home boat. Money made up
on her is that much means added to the city All
aboard.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
$500 prizes anOuntinEis. s2o4 %
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters sass

3s2 60 prizes anOuntnEt rte S2O4 30
Whole Tickets SO; Halves IS; Quarters S2.se
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO O0e eorrsspordipE with these
Numbers tia Tickets printed separate slips Of PspsT,
enecled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The hrt as PriHes, similarly printed and sncrslsd
placed in another Whse.
The wheels are then rSvolVsd and number IL
from the wheel Of Numbers, and At the tinsA
is drawn froH the olhsT wheel The Number Aad
drawn out opersd and sqhbiisd 10 ths Audsnse
registered BY the CounissiSners; the Prize hsing p
! against the Number drawn. This operation 10 rep,
until all the prizes are drawn eut.
APPROPRIATION PRIKEs.
The two preceding and succeeding Funberstst
drawing the frat IL Prizes will be sntilsd he APPS
imAton TRIES according to the sshtne.
5000 Prizes of $40 vil be dsterE'ns6 BY
lat figure Of the EuHber tEAt draws thV t5s e0eP
For example, u the Number drawing the CSC zee Prize
With NO l, then all the Tickets phtrs the Anmssr 81
| will be entitled to t2o. II tbs Number ends With
then all the Tickets Wbsrs The Number sRds Si1h ~
entitled TO taO, and d o.
Certificates Of Packages viii be ssd at the fssuinE
which Is the risk:
CsrneAte Of Package Of 10 WhOs Tieksts..........
10 Quarter" - 3.
IN ORnERfNG TICKETS
Enclose the money address for the tickets srd
on receipt Of which they viii be forwarded BY hrst
designate
The list Of drawn numbers and priass viii be seat t.
ehasers Immediately after The dTasing,
Purchasers will please write their signatars Plaza
and give their post Ofhse, county and Stats.
~ Remember that every Prise trAEn, and pay able II
full without deduction.
EEA PriIes Oftl 600 aud under paid Immediately amer
the dravnIother at the time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets sAsh ed or renewed In other Tickets At ss
,ahcs.
3. SWAN a CO Atlanta, Ga.
JAMIE RS. SWAN, Montgomery. Ala
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-01-30
HUGH HENDERSON,
Marble Manufacturer
Corner or Broad aud Summer
NASHVILLE. TENN

NASHVILLE, TENN,
W0ULD iaiorm the people 81 Nashville sad The sur
w FoundnE country that he has recently improved and
greatly enlarged hs MarheYard and IL prepared %
h ali orders IN the Marble Inc a. The shortest neoe and
On the mosa favorable terms for he would call psrc
Atisatoa 20 his se selected stoek o. aohanenfs MAJ
lie Pieces Fgares, SAiusry, FoantAnr, Raptsna Founn
urns Vases tombs a. many II which Of the Pasesi
al an Marble, and from the chse Of tie best Europtan
masters His arrangements eopete for furnishing
81 knds Of Asrole ether q ha nsaafaetars In
ported lie has en- hand iAsys qet1Ly q ltzA harbe
In the rough state shch he VIII sci oW House Fur
nsaFe In kgyPAa MAfbe % he besl qaAy b. had
his yard h- fattess hnsr that Ne pub-
e on es aeeomGedaanz terms a. aly sn eszhsamsns
10 the Wet share q Pabhs Paironags IL sslcitsa
tanf2-EWauIy