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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

SNIPPNGs AND CLIPprNGs.-A critic is always
more feared than loved. When you're beaten fairly
beaten, say it's treachery. To believe that you are
clever when you only spiteful, is double decep
ton. Those who fancy that money can do every
thing generally prepared to do anything for money
Gold and good dinner are the only two things which
eflectualy change the character of man. Too much
pleasure and too much are bad for both women
and flowers. Experience is a flannel waistcoat that
we do not think OF putting until after we have
caught cold. Poll mankind tomorrow as to which
of the two they would sooner be- knave fool
The majority would be at least two to in favor OF
! the knayes. [Punch
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

BETWEEN TWO STooLs.-Some down-east cotem-
porary of ours tells the following story
Some time ago, one of the churches in Salem had
misbehaving brother up for discipline, and was
about to eXcommunicate him, whereupon the worlds
people held meeting outside and voted not to re:
ceive him, unless he should be returned in good
condition as when delivered to the church!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

The FORTHCOMING PATENT OFFICE REpoRr.-
We venture the prediction that the forthcoming Ag.
rcultural Report will be the best that has yet been
published Already large part of the work has been
stereotyped and the remaining portions will be ready
for the printer in ample season for the completion Of
the work before the opening of the coming session Of
Congress.
We have seen three colored plates intended to illus
trate this report-one Of the pair of beautiful Arden
horses Southdown Sheep and Peabody's haut
bois strawberry the fruit of which exceeds hens
egg in size, and has been pronounced to be of the
most excellent flavor. The horses are harnessed and
attended by groom, and appear to be quite superior
to the common breed of farm horses The sheep is
not drawn if in the act of cropping the rich grass
which lies at its feet, but in position of rest and
ease, and as if Illuminating upon the beauty of the
landscape spread before it.
There will also be about fifty plates of beasts and
birds-a new feature-injurous and beneficial to ag-
rculture. The latter are wood cuts, and are among
the best we have ever The designs were drawn
from nature under the direction of Professor Baird
of the Smithsonian Institution. All the descriptions
explanations, etc. of these beasts and birds are made
from actual experience and observation.
! Washington Union, 26th ult.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
HOMICIDE IN MIssIssIpPI.-Tn the Mobile Register
Of Thursday we find the following:

By private letter from Macon, Miss, we gather
the painful intelligence that Mr.. Harrison, OF NoXu-
bee county came to his death on Saturday, at Cooks
vile. From the brief notice we have, it would seem
that Mr.. Harrison and Mr.. Jamson were joint pro-
prietors in mill in that neighborhood: that in this
relationship of business they disagreed, and high
words arose between them. As far as we can gather
the facts it would appear that the deceased called the
othera most Objectionable name and struck him. On
this Jamison stabbed him in the heart with knife,
which caused death in two minutes. Jamison sur
rendered himself and was to be brought to Macon fol
examnatiga On Monday list,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

CONSEQUENCE OF RESISTING AN OFFICER. - On
Saturday last, whilst the Deputy Marshal of Yazoo
City was endeayorng to arrest Robert Packet, the
latter raised stick to strike the Marshall who in
stantly shot him down. Pickett died immediately,
and the Coroner's inquest justified the Deputy Mar
shal. [Vicksburg Times, lst.
The Wing says that Pickett was notorious des-
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
NUMBER lO4.
From, Texas.

Twenty-Five camels arrived In San Antonio on the
22d ns for the OF eut. Beales party in opening
the new wagon road to the Pacific
The Richmond Reporter learns that Colonel French
progressing finely in his work OF cleaning out the
BraZ0s river.
The same paper notices further rains which again
missed the immediate vicinity Of Richmond.
Sam Rowe, who murdered Mcdaniel and E. Nc
Clenny, horse thief have escaped from the jail at
Anderson $l00 reward is offered for the recovery Of
each by the Sheriff Of Grimes county, The item
says that they were together few nights since
near Huntsville few miles north The relatives OF
Mcdaniel, also offer Sl00 reward for him.
The Washington Ranger states that the house Of
Judge Fielder, in Washington county was last week
struck by lightning and mnch damaged, though, for
tunately, no person was injured, although the whole
family assembled at dinner, within few feet Of
| the scene OF destruction.
The Houston Telegraph Of the 1st inst. says:
We are experiencing warm weather these days, but
weather which will tell on the crops. The recent
rains have extended distance into the interior
The rain Of Sunday night reached Austin and Wash
ington counties, and perhaps extended further.
The Eastern Texian says that crops Throughout
Eastern Texas are now suffering severely from tht
protracted drought The light showers Of the past
week were Of but little advantage a
The Crockett Printer states that John Broker, tn
| German who shot Col. Stell's negroes some week
since, committed suicide in jail last week. by hang
ing himself. He was doubtless insane.
The Richmond Reporter states that John @. An
| drews, of Fort Bend county, on Tuesday last wa
| drowned in the Brazos. He attempted to swim tn
riverwith his clothes on, and snnk when within fey
yards of the bank. His body was recovered.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
FOR YAZOO RIVER

Leaves SATURDAY. 4h inst. at P. NJ. Positively.
~ - FOR LIE EFLORE, E,GREENWOOD
Sidon, Yazoo City. Satarta and Vtcksburg the
superior light draft and swift running passenger
steamer alspray. T. H. Herby master Geo Cannon clerk
will positively leave shove For freight passage, apply
board, or to
jy2 F. g. RANDOLPH CO., AZ Union street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

WHOLESALE BURGLARY-The Chicago Tribune
records no less than iftyEe burgaries thst have
CURED in that city within very short period They
take place in all parts of the city and at all hours Of
the night They have, besides the regular police, an
Independent police, and the Mayor openly charges
the latter with having invited thieves ond burglars to
the city and with completely in their operations He
he Mayor) issued order to his police to arrest all
persons found in the streets between the hours of IL
and p NJ under the absurd idea that burglars could
be caught in that manner. The Tribune cautions the
police not to interfere with people whose business
keeps them up until a late hour, and says they had
better LET the printers alone il they don't want to get
| their" forms knocked into pi.n Ia.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

DEATH OF WM. S. SCoTT--We were inexpressiby
paned and shocked yesterday morning to hear of the
death of the Hon. William S. Scott We knew that
he had been in ilhealth for some time, but appre-
hended no serious danger. He was frank, noble,
generous man, and to know him well was to esteem
him highly.
The following account of his demise and tribute to
his character we take from the Lake Providence
Herald of the 9th ultimo:
Death of Hon. ". S. Scott.-We are panied to
announce the death of the Hon. W. S. Scott, which
took place Thursday morning last at his late resi-
dence at Bunchs Bend, in this parish This sad intel
lgence will carry grief into many heart wherein
friendship and esteem for the deceased had found
lodgment
Col. Scott represented this Senatorial District in
the last Legislature, and several years since o. S.
Marshall at New Orleans. He possessed warm
hearted, frank and noble character, and enjoyed the
respect and confidence of all who knew him. His
death is a public loss.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

TRANSATLANTIC TELEGRAPH AND THE NEwsPA-
PERs-It having been suggested that the rate Of
messages over the oceanic wire will be dollar
word, the New York Times estimates the cost Of the
dispatches for the press at about Thousand dollars
day. Commenting on this, the Boston Bee says:
This enormous expense WILL OF course, be divided
among great many papers in different proportions
but it must add greatly to the cost of publication
and as the Times very properly suggests, must lead
in the price of our leading journals" While every
thing else has been advancing in price, newspapers
have remained unchanged, have actually been sold
at lower rates the publishers relying upon the ad
large part of the expenses of publication. This is
not true system. The price of paper ought moi
to be low that increase of circulation without
increase in advertising, will be disadvantage to tt
publisher. A paper should be sold at price which
will leave distinct margin beyond the cost Of th,
! white paper and Of the press.work:
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

EMIGRATION FROM CANADA-According to the
Canadian papers, emigration from Canada to the
Western States continues, and is increasing to ex
tent sufficient to excite alarm among the people of
the Provinces; causing the more than defamation of
the population in certain districts. The Pays
alludng to certain parish, says:
Six young men left for the Western States yester.
day They were almost the only ones remaining in
the parish over twenty years Of age. All the others
have left during the last two years. have been truly
alarmed at seeing in the churches only old people
and young ones under fifteen years Of age. Few
persons have any idea Of the extent of this emigra-
ton. You may think that exaggerate, but assure
you that l have established the correctness of the
fact that in the neighborng parishes as well as in
this in concession possessing sixty families, may be
fonnd from two to six women whose husbands have
left them to go to the United States. In many con
cessions there is not single young man who is ole
enough TO marry.
In view of these facts, the journals Of Lower Cana
da are urging that measures should be taken to en-
courage immigration from France, and also to nduc
young French Canadians to remain in the country.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

SHIP sUNK.-The Mobile Register, of Thursday,
says:
From an authentic source, we learn that the bark
Edward, bound from Boston to Mobile, freighted with
$50 tons of iron for the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
struck off the Bahama Banks during last week and
sunk-whole cargo lost. The iron was covered by
insurance in Mobile but the loss will occasion full
months delay in track laying. Only the other day
the Sanford was lost with a similar cargo.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

.-u. OHIO AND MsSS1S-
14s - FAT ST PPI BROAD GAUGE Rail
Completed from ST. Louis to Cncinnat-Two Trains DAILY
Time from St. Louis New York. 40 hours Through without
change of cars
Morning Mail Tran-eaves the Office of Fourth and
Chesnut streets, at 7.t5 \. NJ.
Night Express the Office corner of Fourth and
Chesnut streets, 8, 40 7. NJ.
Carrying great Eastern Northern and Southern Mails
The cheapest and quickest route to New York and
all Northern and Eastern cities
For through tickets apply the Illinois Central Office
der the St Charles Hotel and at Cairo and Sanova Junction
the office of the Ohio and Mississippi Rail
road the Planters House. and the Of Vine and
Water streets
B. +. LONGLEY, General Southern Agent,
New Orleans.
ISAAC WYMAN, General Ticket Agent
Louis
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
queer fight took place in an artists room between
two striking likenesses.

"There is no place like home,'' says the poet.
Right! unless its the home of the young woman
you're after This is, OF course, au exception. Fu-
ture poets will please 10 note it.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
- "a ;saslsaEssg szsssEEs1 son AND GREAT NoRTHERN

6Ss SSH SHkSSD; $SS SEE1F soRfHhEs
r, Ns rssns % Iii aa R n afs
reaches Nsw Orleans at 254 o'clock r NJ
se
's s&S % at the office Of the
Company No As Carondelet street Also family tieksts
Coored persons are permitted ride in
the stations to and from which they may go. the pass will
be retained BY the and viii be good for "Trip in one
day Saturday, leaves Brookhaven for New Orleans and
on p
IS sn fsf not o s %
- No freight will be received at the New Orleans depo,
T. s. WILLIAMS sup't TRANSPORTATION.
line a y
ina with the passenger trains. 50 If
. I I sSS S = Ss 1%Sfsaes ; SAAsaz ~ ::
duced Rates for passage, freight and insurance.
Leaving fHslS EEHNs IS ANb oPELoUsAs W RAILROAD,
4 s"5 sss ssS Of SaT
each built for this route and So % @ as
New orssss srs5SP Pp ts ssa
MORNING. O'Clock, commencing on Sunday the 10th OF
. May, 1851 w..
SUNDAYS the GALVESTON. Capt. Henry Denison, OIL
THURSDAYS. w ,,,,.
Returning the days leaving Indianola will be WEDN ES
| DAYS and SATURDAYS: and Galveston on SUNDAYS and
| THURSDAYS. - ,
Freight will be received daily Sundays excepted the Com
Landing New Orleans the foot OF ST. Louis street
and will be through ports of destination withou
extra charge kind the lowest rates heretofore charged
by the line OF outside steamers.
Freight received before O'clock Saturdays and Wednes
days will 60 by the steamers on Sunday and THURSDAY
For freight passage apply the Office of the Company
Ghe only office of the lire New 0rean Of ST. Pete
Jpyee
OF the may be seen. and stateooms secured
| A. B. SEGER, Vice President
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

FrREA fire occurred in st. Louis on the 18th uIt.,
in what are known as the Ten Buildings, on Fourth
street. near Locust which destroyed property to the
value of about $40 A1G 81 81
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

IMPORTANT TCoKRECrIos-Af few days ago the New
York Herald published an article stating that the
Prince Of Wales about to set ont upon his travels
and made the mistake Of speaking Of that ustrious
parsonage as Prince Alfred, instead Of Prince Albert
Edward, his real name. Hereupon q writer signing
himself An Englishman," comes out in the Evening
Post Of the next day, taxes the Herald with igno-
rance and corrects what he calls an egregious
blunder.n Now this is unfair. Nobody ever com
plains of the ignorance Of English editors " N. Ps
when they make such trifing errors ~ locating the
city OF Massachusetts, In the Stste Of Baitimore
making the Mississippi river tributary 70 the Yong
hgheny, as they would be pretty sure to do should
they ever hear the name of the latter stream. All
England shed crocodile tesrs over that pretty little
story now populary known in both countries ~ the
"Arrowsmith Hoax" yet nobody ever hintsd that a
belief in its numerous and intense Munchausenisns
betrayed utter stupidity and ignorance q human
nature. SO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
RAILROAD TRAVELLING.

- EARLY TRAIN TO
lsSa ~ EE3s1 P RI CTORVILLE BAY AN
6Rs - ttszzsz.--.sassMExICAN GULF, (besides
the Regular Trains at 10 A. NJ. and 5 p. M
Sunday h June (and Sunday morning until fnr-
her TRAIN will leave at Ga A. NJ, afordng per-
opportunity of Breakas,ing the Gulf and
before dinner, the evening, may be most agreeable
The smathe cars and engines are in line order
and good Fish Breakfast or Dinner can be had.
n9-There will also be early Train the Fourth or july
Omnibusses leave Canal street at A. NJ daily Je3 I'm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
REG ULAR KETS.

~ SUMNER ARRANGEMENT-
letA9ntsSS 81 Steamer Belfast, VIM. Wray master; for
tssssssa Cairo, Hickman, Memphis Helena, Napoleon,
and all the Bcrds will the following days
throughout the connecting at Cairo with the Illinois
Central Railroad for ST. Louis all the Eastern cities and at
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for Nash
vile Huntsville Tuscumba Knoxville. Chattanooga and the
Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July 9,at5P.M.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, July q, at 2. ~.
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Aug 6, at5P
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, TIL Aug a, at5P n
Leaves New Orleans THuRSDAY Sept u, at 5P.M
Leaves New Orleans THURSDAY, Oct. |, at5P. N.
Leaves New Orleans THU URSDAY Oct. 10, at 5 P. N.
BEF Asst unsupassedn point of speed and comfort
having very large and airy arranged
pressly for the accommodation Of families.
Passengers depend this boat wing advertised
be engaged for of the above trips
peation her where plan of her cabin be
JOHN +. HYDE Il CO, 66 foydras street,
W. f. REDDING, Railroad Agent,
under 81. Charles Hotel.
The BELFAST will attend to her Memphis Bend Way and
PLANTATION busin asu usual, el2
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

CHICAGO MoRALs.--A Cincinnati paper furnishes
the following comprehensive glance at the morals of
city famed for its fanatic adherence of Southern
wickedness:
There were arrested in Chicago during the past
two and half months t,ro thousand four hundred
and eighty persons Among the rascals arrested were
one clergyman, one Black Republican editor, one
Black Republican mayor, one ex-member OF Congress
(Black Republican, two hundred and nine Cyprians,
etc. There were only two doctors arrested, and no
LAWYERS. ...
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

Leaves MONDAY, July S.h at 5 P. NJ. Positively
~ FOR GRAND ECDRE, NAT
choches, Alexandria, Cotile, Gortons Landing
s Barbin's Landing, Normans Landing and all in
termediate landings Red River via Cane and Little Rivers
the new light drangh passenger packet OntKom-
cry John G. Dowty master lin place of steamer Raides
viii leave above For freigh. passage apply board
jyl GEO y. HITE Cs, Front street.
~ Montgomery will freight for Shreveport, to be
reshi a Alexandria.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
Low ER. MISSISSIPPI.

Leaves every THU U9sDAY. at ho'clock p NJ
~ REGULAR THURSDAY. U. .
EtAkMqaiaSS Mail Packet steamer II. w. McRne, j.
White, master, WIN leave for Carolina Land
Provdence Camacks Landing Miiken's Bend, vicksbrg
Grand Gulf Rodney Matches Fort Adams, Red River Land
and Donald-onvile, carrying the u s. Mail For freight
passge having apply board
or 10
GEO D. HITE 4 CO., Front street.
k The R. W. McRAE, will YaDoo river freight and
sign through bills ading it, with the privilege of reshppng
on steamer U. 8. Aid. 4gg jel7
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04
FOR RED RIVER.

Leaves on MONDAY 9th inst. at 3 T. NJ.
~ FOR Eff ERSON, SMITH.
land, Benton, Port Caddo Shreveport, Grand
Bayon Grand Ecore, campte AsxanaTia d,a and and
dranght fast running passenger packet steamer Rueb
White, John Aliocoy, mastr, will leave above. For
freight o passage, apply on board or to .s'E
GEO d. HiTE 4 CO. Front
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

CHARITY HosP1rAL.-Report for the week ending
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

NTAIS-30 kegs, assorted sizes will be 'oi low in large
IN lots by ALFRED KEARNF,
is90 2tnww - Ma@iHnt street.
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|ia23 lJl
~. u,
lieicta
|IFICIs
ts, Nvtis.
Fexce,'k
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-04

uSssN SELLING OFF BELOW COST-MISS
E5 DOWNS l40 Canal offering for sale the
~ der of her stock Of MILLINERY at great sacri
fee with view complete clearance for the reception OF
New Goods for the ensuing season. iyI I'm
sHrTR, &. G.HL.EAIGLEN, SO AND6l RAMPANT
l3 street, manufacturer of Carriages. Buggie Spring
A4-~AZ Wagons, etc. Fire Engines rebuilt Repairing il
all the branches d9nc 4the sh9l test notice iN5 iy
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05

IN u w OOD ~.
W. have recently made large nd.
dltlcns 10 our STuv'k, which. fuf rich.
mess, beauty ssd variety, v. equal 10 an,
eve o@rtcd In this or any othuf markei.
N which will he found
ATcH.S-g aN k,sd.
DIAMOND WWELki IN .s o.
single pieces
WWELRY- Ms nsWni STYLE, aud IN
grrat rarefrj
Suv YER WARE TEA aud Ca1,, Ssiis.
Pitchers, Gobiei,, cups, Npovns,
Forks, Ladies, Ac--Coin fnsi
ST. YER. PLATED Caaon,
Waters, taks and Fruit BasAsis,
trns, cdndioiicks, efr,
FlNCY G0ODS-m a great raoisiy,
GrNS-b sun srsrybodg, Gun Aecom.
pdnimsais 10 sui rreryboiy;
PiSTOLN- arw a~crimsnf Of all me
isadingkiSd' IN use, Including Ccif's
Of oh sisss, AND ts genuine Dsrris.
ger;
CLOCkS-@ all me ms,e styles, ~orfA
from . 10 $50 dollars;
LdMPS-tor .tamiiic and public build.
tagsi
GAS WxTrRES-Pia and Orna.
mental, mih many other articles
too nwmsrous 10 mrnfion.
Our stock u laid In with cash; our Eu.
ropcan Goods We impor, ourselves, We
get our domestic articles dir,rt from tbr
makers, mnd being satisfied with q sssnll
profit, W. offer grca, induccsacnts to ous
friends and the public. We invite all
both buyers and the curious, To dup In,
without cervmonv, and examine our stock
VI keep open house for aH.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05
lp' Main STREET, Memphis.
HaN,ii. DarA A o.. Planml

HdNsf, Ddris n Goa Pianos
NlNTtEN Of ibcsc UNIVERSAL, popular
~ Piano fortos i've nov IN store. and
eleven to arrive per ships liiawntha ani
Marathon, aui bark Atlas-Ml u u which
VII be .ud Ut extremely short profits. by
MCKINNEY 4 IN,
~, MAN street, Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05

I'm the Let 81 June, IS5d. the firm
hessseesss s.issiae bsswsss y. n Cisrt
ss6 4. c. WsesescA ~ Dissolved b.
mueual ssaseas. y. u. C1ass u esanea
With the seetlsneas Of Ne businsss IL IL
late Sra Il .. Il. CLARK 4 10.
IN. CLARK,
A.. q. wURIbAC11.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05

%cHicKgRINgpS PIANOS.

SlN PIANOS ffom the worll renowned
- manufacturers, Messs., C~hiekrring A
Sons, tho original Jonss chiekoring. sc,,
shipped 70 u. IN the 2ith ~ februsry,
per ship Malihar, aud will be- received h
q few days, which W. shall onet Tor sale
n lhr nanuiaciarer.' prices, expenses Of
transportation addnd only.
MckiNNEy 4 ca,
lp2 Main STREET. Memphis.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-08-05

CT~ hs ~ trouble 10 hor
C"e'is ~ nay Nor
W A lot Ut rendy made ! i :.
anl u quarters wsde, trts, Ssuts nj
stirtlns- Ame's Spades aud Lcur II ..
do Shs, els.
tfS' embrace hi. occasion 10 return
nv ,hasss 10 my friends Tor their for,nsr
lhssal patronage. and solicit a cont,nu.
,sc- VI their trade, 10 I am dc,.fuir.,l
10 givc satisfaction TO all who viii favor
m. with . call.
Sustain Year Home Merchants
and they will Sustain You. /. ms
nseso, and time viii rsoss ,has ! sm sor.
ssst IN TIA, opinion.
71fOS h. CL.iRkE.
Al Tho l,rics touwr.
Pamela. Apsil y. lsSs..u
\. y. -S,svss's sell sharpening lluE.s
'ssds .spssssly fss Mississippi sasr.s,.