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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

suggestive of remark as this. As much as so
cictv now hates and dcspises the order, the
complete cnormity of its production, WI NOT
be fully understood until the Immediate 'ihe
with which 1t is connected has so FAR passed US
TO enable the world to view it imp0ltlnlly, ana
from point where its entire bearing can be
observed and understood.
Disguise it as they may. the principles OF inc
Know Nothing order were the most dangerous,
the most pcrncious, the most destructive to
the mortality, peace and harmony OF society,"
Of anything which the nginaity OF wicked men
or de wills has been able to invent and carry on
in this country. The utter dcpraviiy and
wirkcducss of the whole scheme is being more
ana more appreciated rs Il is better understood.
We were all aware that thousands aud tens OF
Thousand of as good and honest men rs any
in the land, have belonged to this order They
were deceived, dcudcd, and humhngged.
| Thousands that have been members now look
upon it with horror and disgust Many that
have been members have assured us, that all
that had been said Of the order had not hal!
come up to the reality We can assure those
that are still in the den, and intend to remain
there that less they say about the principles and
practices Of the order, the better for them; II
| it were possible, they had better never reveal
the secrets of their prison house. The only
way in which such society ever has or even
can he tolerated ina country like this. is fol
members 10 shy nothing and keep dark, dis
cusSion ami 40 investigation of their principles
will be their destruction. The best way Ioi
the members that yet belong 10 the order, ic
escape the condemnation Of The public, aud tt
he restored to confidence Of the community, i
to plead political insanity. The plea would "
received and admitted upon 4 bare showing u
the forms they passed through and the obIgh
tons they took when they became members
Every honest man will admit upon such
showing that man who had voluntarily gonC
through with all Of that caaH mt DC iaIis Tjgt
mint. Thisis the best and tie only plea whicI
! We can dcyisc for the benefit Of those hno"
Noihiugs that still remain in the trap; il the,
accept it, they may escape, if not there is Nc
, help for them
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

zsIg- The editors Of the Baton RolgG Comet and
Gazette, seem to be considerably exercised by an
article of ours commenting on the Judicial election
in New Orleans which came OIL few weeks ago
Their assertion that it was very difficult 10 find can
lidates of The party for the different Judgeships in
New Orleans Is entitled to about much weight
aud credit, rs that plank put forth by the Know
No,hngs IN their platform of 1855, in this State, that
the Office should seek the man, and not the man the
Office Such things may be told in Dan, and publish
ed in Baersheba. but they never deceive any one.
The very best evidence that our arrows were well
aimed and touched the right place is furnished by
the manner in which the editors Of the Comet and
Gazette hnchcs and sqnimis under the truths
brought home to them in that article. Their resort
To wit and ridcnlc, and afectatlon of indifference
.hew too clearly that the right shoe pinches This
is Tie usual refuge Of all yaent knights of the quill
when driven to the wall. You paid our article q
much greater compliment, gentlemen, than you IN
tended.
! The facts referred TO, and commented on by us
with regard to the state of affairs In New Orleans
are kn0w9 of all men, and will damn any party
that will attempt TO uphold it, the opinion OF the
editors of the Comet and Gazette to the contrary
Notwithstanding. All the Know Nothing Judges
that ever will he elected cannot wipe out the stain
that attaches to the cscucheon of that party, in Its
unholy warfare upon the peacabc, naturalzed cll'-
zens to dcpriye them of their just and legal rights
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

ERROR CoEnEcrND.-We would call attention to
an error which occurs in The proceedings of thc
Democratic meeting held ut Clinton OH the 18th
ult.. inserted in our last number.
The 2nd resolution. as published reads as follows
2nd. Resolved That the President of this meeting
appoint five delegates from each Ward in the Parish
to attend said convention and that said delegates
also represent this Parish in the District Convention
to be held ut the sam" time and place, for nominal
ing candidate for Congress.
1t should read "That this "meding' appoint,
&c, and not 'Mc PresiRcMt'
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
nj" Al large and respectable meeting of the

nj" Al large and respectable meeting of the
Democracy Of Concorda Parish held on the % in
slant, the following resolution was adopted
Reso,ued That our delegates be instructed TO urge
upon the consideration of the convention The pro-
prety and necessity Of having at least one Of the
nominations made from this part of the State: that
orr felow-citizen. DR.. G. S. Magoun, is every way
worthy and we'll qualified TO discharge with nbil ty
and credit to himself the party, and the State, the
duties of Superintendent Of Public Education: and
that the Hon. John Perkins, Jr is our first choice to
represent us in Congress and should these gentlemen
he nominated we will use all honorable means to
secure their election, we know they are "honest
and capable"
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
FOR RECORDER.

l:Iy- We are authorized TO annoncc JAMES G.
JACKSON. a. n candidate for RECORDER Of the Par.
ish of East Feliciana, subject to Democratic nomi
nation.
TS~ We are authorized to announce JAMES
WELSH rs a candidate for the Office of RECORDER
Of the Parish of East Fcciana, subject to u demo
cratic nomination.
ms,- We are authorized to announce JOHN g.
WHITE, as d candidate for reelection to the Office
Of RECORDER of the Parish of East Feliciana.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
FOR SHERIFF.

nH~Weare authorized toannounce 1. W. ROBINS.
ns candidate for the Office OF SnERIFF Of the Parish
Of East Fclicana, subject to o democratic nominal
ton.
IT. We arc authorized to announce b. NJ. G.
BROWN, as a candidate for the Office Of SHERIFF OF
the Parish Of East Feciana subject to democratic
nomination.
1S- We are authorized to announce ALFRED
HAZARD. as a candidate for the office Of SHERIFF
Of the Parish of East Fcliciana, subject to demo
cratic nomination.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

REPORTED SLAYER CAPTURED. learn that
Mr.. Collector Hatch, Of this port, has already
sgnalizcd his possession of office by another
coup.de,main of some little importance--the
selling of a reported SLAYER.
The schooner Louis McLane, Captain Hinck-
ley, cleared from this port, it appears, on Fri
day or Saturday last for the coast of Africa
tho Island of Annobon, we believe, well
known place of resort for vessels requiring sup.
plies, or taking refuge in those regions The
nature of her manifest, conjoined with the nnu-
sual destination for which she had cleared,
reused very strong suspicious that she was.'nte,n'
ded for the slave trade. In order to have the
best opportunity of examining the question to
advantage she was allowed to proceed from the
river fully equipped, ofcourse, for the voyage
and probably for her ultimate designs. A ter
egraphic dispatch, however, was sent TO Inc
Balize, requesting Captain Breshwood, OF the
revenue cutter Lewis Cass, stationed at the
mouth of the river to detain her on her arrival
there, and send her back for further examlna-
ton. This duty was executed by Captain
Breshwood with his accustomed vigilance and
prOmptDess. - ConrT'
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

REsoirrlos.-At meeting ofthc Democratic party
of the Parish of St. Helena held At the Court House
in the town of Grecnsburg. on Saturday, the 2d OF
May, 1857. for the purpose Of nominating delegates
to the Democratic State Convention to be holden at
Baton Rouge on the 18th Of May 1851, after reading
and adopting the resolution passed by the Domocra
cy of the Parish of East Eelciana, unanimously
adopted The following
Be II Resolved. by the Democracy Of the Parish OF
ST. Helena in convention assembled: That we greatly
approve of-hc manly and patriotic course Of ON
distinguished member in Congress, the Hon. Thomas
Green davidson. and that his denomination nnf
election Is n contamination devontly to he wished iy
the people of the District, and especially by the peo
pie Of the Florida Parishes
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
TIE NEW ORLEANS DAILY TINES.

We have received several numbers of this new pa
per since our last issue II is very neat and hand
some sheet of full size and proportions. and we'll filed
The very embodiment of the times is spirit form and
pressure. Aessrs BRENAN and HOPKINS are lis Editors
gentlemen Of acknowledged ability and talents.
The Times does not attach tseIfto either party only
that of the great constitutional and State Rights
party the rights Of the South and the cNtontion Of
Southern Territory and Southern inr rests In these
high objects and purposes it will doubtless find ITSELF
the advocate of the principles doctrines and views
Of large majority Of the people Of the Southern
States.
We wish the Times every success politically md
pccuniarily and we hope soon to sec it in weekly
form.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
MAGNIFICENT BRIDAL TRoussEAU.--A Paris
letter of the Goth utimo, says:

MAGNIFICENT BRIDAL TRoussEAU.-A Paris
letter. of the Goth ultimo. says:
The approaching marriage of the Sutan's
daughter with the son Of the Pacha of Egypt,
has given an immense impetus to the ham com
ncrce of Paris The Sultan, with an uncxam-
pied generosity, has given commissions to the
extent Of four and-twenty millions Of francs for
Jewels and cmbroidercs destined for the bride.
The cup from which the bride drinks on her
wedding morning is already executed, and it
is valued at thirty two thousand pounds sterling.
It is of pea shape, pure gold, encrustcd with
diamonds of the largest size and finest water
The top is bordered with fringe of diamonds,
all of equal size and immense value. These
hang detached from the cup, and move and
sparkle in a constant nutter. Nothing more
beautiful than this cup has ever been produced
The bridal slippers, are of cloth ofgold, embroi
ed in millions of diamonds, have also created
a sensation amongst the sight GERS OF Paris
They entirely confirm the tales OF Eastern mag
nfcence which we have been accustomed tc
read with the impertinent incrednlity OF Euro
pean ignorance: and rs we look around the
room ut Mayors where these wonders arr
displayed we believe, like Hassan, the shepherd
that all things are possible TO His Highnes'
the Padishah. The wedding robe has not yet
arrived from Lyons, but the border which is
to surround it is already completed, and il is
absolutely dazzling in its magniliccncc. by
the Sutan's desire this border, which is OF al
arabesque pattern, is made to contain speci
mems Of every precious stone at present known
under the sun; and the design is so beautifully
carried out, that, although as many jewels arc
collected together as the space will hold, yel
they do not seem overloaded or crowded to
gether in any way.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
Democratic Parish Nominations,
JUNE q, 1857,

WARD COMMIS NERS.
Ward No. l-R. Check, W. W. Munson and j. "
Fuqua.
Ward No. 2--W. D. Gayle Sam'l. Hatcher and II
l.. Brashears.
Ward No. &c. n. Gibbons, Ed Scott and Thos
PLANT.
Ward No IS Duboso j. Benton and G. Palmer
Ward No. 5-M. G. Mills, l.. Slurges and Dan'l
Wolfe :,
Ward No. 60. G. Edw lrds, L. Brown and J. NJ
CLANCY. -,
Ward No. Nv. b. Rourk, Willis Roxley and "
r. Chapman.
Ward No. Swans Dunn, I. j. Rogers and David
Darleld.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
THE PLEA oFINsANITYFoR NOTHING

1t is suggested by the editor of the Louisiana
Democrat, that all those who joined the order OF
Know Nothlngs by going into their lodges and
taking their oahs should at once set up the plea OF
insanity, and beg for forgiveness. lie has no DOUBT
il would be at once admitted upon bare showing
Of the forms they went through ana Inc oath' 'hey
took on entering We think the suggestion sooa
one and invite attention to the arllcie winch We
transfer entire to our columns. The thruths II con
tains are we'll put anddeseve the consideration OF
all well wishers to the peace and good order OF society
in this beloved world of ours
Know NorHIYGIsM~ subjects arc so
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
FOR THE STATE LEGISLATURE.

as- We are authorized to announce BlTilELL
HAYNES as n candidate for Representative 70 the
State Legislature, subject to Democratic nomlna-
ton.
re- We are authorized TO announce j. WARREN
TAYLOR ~ Il candidate for Representative to the
State Legislature, subject to Democratic nomina-
ton.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

Rlcu pERruMERY.-- our attentive friend
Norwood Tildon. we have received fine specimen OF
Pcrfumery. large and well selected assortment oil
which he has lately received and offers for sale at
his Drug Store on Brick Row. The most iast'dion'
in the choice of fragrant odors he suited ont oil
his variety, even if perfumes from the gardens Of
Araby, had been heretofore their daily inhalation
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
AG EN 1'S

The following named persons are our authorized
agents to collect monies due TO. and receive subcrlp
lions 10. the " DEMocRAr'
ARTHUR McKENNA. Jackson, In.
Il. CHICK Port Hudson.
TIiOs. L. McGIlEE is duly authorized to colicci
accounts due Shs Office
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

CoycERT-Nr. CHARLES WYNGN, well known 10 orr
citizens. will give concert at SnrgcS' Ball Room
on Thursday evening next. See advertisement
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

A Democratic State Convention, for the nomna-
ton of State officers will ,bc held in Baton Rouge,
on the 18th Of May next.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
announcements.
FOR THE STATE SENATE.

5no~ DIR. EDWARD DELONY, respectfully soc-
its. of the Democratic party of Fest Fclicana the
nomination as candidate for the State Senate.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
NOTICE..

NVIICT.
M \ father Jonas X. Stuart, was captured in the
M year 1885, in the month Of November, and was
taken of the ship Mary Jane, in the conflict of the
republic OF Texas and was shot as prisoner AT the
city OF Montarcy Mexico, am now the only surviv-
lng her OF said deceased being the only son, in
tend after legal publication, according to the laws
ol Texas. TO apply for whatever head right bounty
land or donation lands, that my father may have
been entitled to for his services aforesaid,
MORTIMER s. STUART.
may 2 81 BY JOHN NJ. ROBERTS, Attorney.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that an election will be
~ hid at the Mayors Office IN the town oi.Cnon,
Parish Of Eat Fcl,ciaHa. on
MONDAY, the Isl day of Jtno next,
for the puposa Of clectng iy the qualified voters Of
said'town, Mayor and i've Aldermen, to serve for
ono year. The polls 10 be open at O'Clock A. NJ.
and close at 1 o'clock p W., Of said day. and the
said election to be conducted in all respects as the
law provides. JAMES WELSH,
May 3 1857. Mayor of Clinton.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

ID GROSS Il \ Fuhnesock's celebrated ycrmlugc
- dom llczeman, Clark CO.'S genuine Cod
Liver Oil 10 lbs fresh composition,
30 lbs gum camphnr,
800 lbs superior carb, soda,
400 lbs sal soda, IL doz opodeldoc,
20 on tannin, superior quality
loo lbs flax seed, 300 Tbs alumni,
800 lbs coppcrns, 500 lbs snlpher,
For sale by In. LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

BLANK BOOKS, PAPER, PENS, &c.
T EIriiR, cap AID note Paper of all sizes, qualities
III Blank Books Of all styles,
Steel, copper, and gold Pens of every description
for sale by l. n LEMON.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09
FELTCTANA DEMOCRAT
Official Journal of the Parish of East Felciana.
G T. I n II @ \. La.
Saturday Morning, May 8, 1857.
4 y II N $

SURSCRiPTlON.--TmRE DOLLARS per year payable
IN advance. FouR. if not paid within six months
and FIVE II not paid before the close of the year
ADVERTISING Advertisements inserted at ono
Dollar per Square of Ten lines. or less for the FIRST
insertion. and Fifty cents for each subsequent onr
Professional and business Cards not exceeding sH
lines. for twelve months TEN Dollar. Advertise
will be inserted until forbid
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-05-09

Know NorHlyGlsM--Few subjects arc 50
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.

LiyFRFOOs COTTON MARKyI.-Ihe Brokers Cir.
GUAR quotes the Liverpool Cotton market unsettled and excited
the qualities Of American mad advanced I'd hide
other descriptions I'd better on The week The sale Of
5000 for export, Frdsys ..es We NI05 bales Of Which
sp cusos look 1900 The market closing buoysnt with ar &C
ma HSg oTiesTs s.d Fair d5iIe' Cd addns Mobile
l3e! Far Rlana. % sa2Ss cpaHa' d he
were "a Americas cfe ,.',-'''
itot fr Sse. :n' 'H''''' '''' ''' ''1'' WIN
LnERPooL BREApSrUtfs NARSrT The Liver
sorable tee gathering q the Mess ri hsd,On
b- SSsv Il. fire 'f f 'a was a I'D Puc.on. un
changed Wheat il be:eT request Red seo.ned % par
cav Tbc quc'a,io are: BED Wsea ga ,8 white Wheat
tlde9 Nssttrn C.uL Flour y 1906; Philadelphia and
Baltimore so 81 ohio 50 0o26. Yellow and mixed Corn,
76 La,c,t ~LiyerpoO, Saturday IN -Mes., Richard
dow inward.
LnTRroo1 PRoyJsIos MARxEr.-Mess,s. Bigl,rd,
sbys Co Jane, Henry snd report Beet dull and
gtntrsy rieh. std POTt SOW Ct sale bat prGc mustered
a sG S' 81 but iesy sa :1 B sna nue.
LGtot-sarUsp,Y p m-P.ovisoss quiet. BACON
LnrRPooL PRoDrcr MARkrr-The Brokers Cir
ea qeoe' Asses steady q SGS FOR both PSt' sad Pesr.
Segai inn a a. ssNaDce q L. Ceace bGeyaqt Rice del
slightly declined comnoa Sai6 r7.divu 20 fine 8 l5
0s Hide. ssd @ s r " a. r.Ssps
Seal unchanged Olive slightly advanced Spirits Taurpentae
' LiyfrrooI FFTrST1 M,RSSI1Mess 'T Warren
Thayer report freshs UNCHANGED Passenger. iuu TO
York IS u Bcstoc. g. 10 Ph..tdep bS a
AMERICAN SECVRuIES -Nes-rs Bell s Co state
that 10 "a Of mpo.Ic bad seen Insde in America
rites. aud quotations noDisa Barring Brother also s'se
thst the sales uni poftsnt
LnxpoE MONEY MARKII.-Bsring Brothers
por, the demand Money sve Raj silver in bnt little
ilquy and plieeS wesk at an Gilt hAsle, 20 Do.T'
id4 The Bullion IN the BsJk OF Eng and h.t decreased
5000 Consol, Tor mOasy closed oH fTd'y s'sOi aS' sna
for sccount eos GoN,. - s ~,
Latest -Lospon Saturday. "a N-Con,os for roney N9
0at1. PANS Friday Three Per Cclts bof sOc -
LosDos Misunderstanding Brothers & Co. quote
lion STEADY al 81 ~ for both Rs.s and Bar. Scotea
Pig q lei al tee Rtosd,tIf tsd declining ;endet :!
Nhts very dull ard co3sdeiahy lover she D. a "
rec soiaSN folr rG&l Coffee huoytn, s. Sc sds.hcs
on Indigo he'd slightly advanced linseed Cske' qaiei o
esdy Sperm OIL slightly adv sncei. Sperm sci Lneed
~ s0p Rice quiet ssl.ps.e; slightly advanced urdeI
Nse 'P elective inquiry. sugar lad advanced o. en .ose
hesvy Tslow quiet 6ut steady 81 626rsS and sc Tor the
ina OF TIE year Tes-hod.rs demssd sivsnce-oor non
Coz Lou sPas Tu-Pcrtins firm at Sc Gssi6 Copper Rad
BAvEL MARSETs-Fo- the week ending August
Co7toN huoysnt a. az advance or 0S the market Wa
quite eActd SAFES OF the week 1890 b.-s stock los
ts'ts New ocsns tres crdin,res i2lf BRE,DsTufIs firm
WHEAT az slightly hiene- price, ASBEs nomEsL CoFtts
hesvy YKoNsioSS tiin tls market 5,e ef Auencsn
RicE besyy. SUGAR ssshty Lower. Tt, slow Of ss b-t
PIee, uLsteied-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-09-10

iBY THE ANbo1@ticE No. q WALL STRELTl
HALTAx, September 9, 1851.
The r. N. steamship Europa arrived here at l
= Ibis morning. Sho left Liverpool sbont
- on the afternoon OF the Goth ultimo. Her
a.e, are consequently three days later than those
already received.
The Europa reports that on August 81 she passed
the Bark Felicity bound West.
The steamship Baltic, from New York, arrived at
The Bel Buoy al II O'Clock pm. on Thursday the 9th
u.mo, ard being detained there on account of the
tide did not reach Liverpool until o'clock on Friday
morning.
The steamer Antelope Is to take the place Of the
(rcassian, and will sail for Newfoundland on the 9Th
OF Septenber The Circassian mas been chartered for
India.
The steamship Persis nom Nev.York arrived at
Liverpool 81 o'clock on Saturday morning, the 2'th
uliimO.
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eist). Is - orksa'ze D,,aocrss,c" .srt, IT'S.
spc ctre Of tht questlor a Sav.ry," less;re shss
In b. set,lsd after thst ric> little insior b.s bee.
effected sud IRE party Pos tioa OF the Frre-Ststs
men broken down. The way thsse Political uick-
sters WORT. lie aDd DECISIVE, Is ecouah to maAsa
thrmbI-ngger s;ck.
The murderer arrested by the city aatberti~ &
Lawrence has been taken TO Lecoppton. The III
owing precious epistle sent by the DEPUTY Mar
sbsI, who, IN turn. deputed another to make 6s
arest:
"LEcoNPToS, X. T., Aug. 81, 1851
"Coi. James Blood and Othrs at Lawrcaca,
you will please deiyur Mack Edwards who stas6
charge with the stabing Of Y. Edwards Wn. p.
Cow c7 who is authorize TO receiy him by me b
bring him hear for Trial eivun under my hand
y. d. FUTON. Dept stsss Asrsb~a
Fps Send rsome man with hum VINO can 10
sn affidavit that acnolle ges be was the charge
uples BE- will staff SO TO Mr. CoweU I'M
Court is doing little now. There viii be frssh
term beginning in 0ctobtr next, when it may -
eosier to carry the cloud Of indictments sssiask
Ere, State men 10 conviction.
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Mn D. ~. tte Rev NJ Oconnor tie Rev. Mr. ODoupcy
udse ~ neh su Che. PoI and BIZ yierte aud borb.r
Gu Schoa Mr. Stintson ssd Dr. Warren NJ Add NJ,
Brov ard servant Mr. and M, Hancock Mr. Mr.. Tail.
hr ana 'iE- y Bile, Gsr Sr. Miss ydru Mr. a.
Mr.. ci. a, ~ NJ and Nt WEkps Mis- soo.h Mis- pop~
ai.s y.rt.c> ard htsHs Brown; Pe.,lee. wap.ek
P,se Nj Ia T. nnbs SeviBs Sodeu. Ressoger stApbgry
Ksy B.rty Prmr~e Duany F,rr.r Esviro Corderry War
req Ls.sy McCres ruce Csoot H.nnck Thomson. rsyir
IeIey Su.fb.ou MANI, Tnussa Davies. Hartley Wright
wurphy, White Perrin LsAtert Griffin. Hnbrick, Ememis,
Ksve mcMuray, Twomsly P:r:a., Psrter smyls.. Nom.
hon Roupz Yeoruan Cat,uok Mara wy Pratt Amos DID.
los Martin Loquelino Rs.e Breakdown. Berriveke 8ou
tele BuBtn EscbIberJe Stve Smith. Agnew. Kerry Pow
ell 81. phousou Hssus Hart Escher, Thomas Bessinger,
R.herts Brown. and Jones-