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IRON PTRU.

r,o,, PEN re Ism ihsf The revoiIron sRi eon.n-
Ss,h x.,isd .veopss Csstfia has taken Psyta snd
p;r,. ,pc he prospects OF he yoiufioas'y party ae
sst,e,ing A. hroer.o. Many people consider
-, C..f,Il, NAV .nIl succeed u defeating vivaDeo.
rgE BosssRDaEsr OF cALLAo
Ala On oc the .9,h ult, during ;'g ne 'r'2s'e
Inn,i,.e belonging 20 the Rsvo4uuonsry Par'y was
hrsh. a. cIose IS possible 20 ire Government 'flsae
Tcs,si in The bay OF Cslso. snd lnuleu.aeT ~ -
. .sxere FIRE Pre- sident Castils. VINO ~ ~ 49,
- ,;rns rr,ce< ded directly 10 the cssile ~nesce,
In =. sdm The Ucsyai the fire ~as returned. Ater
r. tnn,imsc discharged Der first oroslsSe' sue GU
d,svortd 20 bring The other 70 hear, OUT ~ we
90, az nj Of soue coal launches, 81 nueu seo -
10. ire sho, and retired az cIoSk I'D we e!eu'
IT, Tcsx,I; received three shots whi did no M
,,;sl damage 10 the ship but severely WOUNDED eeN
- In de citv . woulsn and child were killed ano
man hsd beth bic legs broken cannon osli .er o
the Castle about two yards from where F'tside'i
tis was sanding. ,,, h.ar a.
The damage cone TO the Aparinac had no' oeen *
cer'aiIed.
THE COAST.
Iquique Al Arca remain FOR the Government lslsy
and the Chinchss have declared 10 tsvor OF NlVanc D.
There was reaction in Ar,Quips in favor OF sstins
on account of which thirty persons have been osniSheo
by the authorizes there.
THE COSTA RiCAS MINISTER.
Sr Escslante who went 70 Lima s'me time ago a.
Mini ter from Costa cs, in order To effect loan ton
The President al Peru 70 enable Costa Rca TO carry OF
the war agairst slker has reurned in high dudgeon
having On account Of the revolution IN Peru, beer
unable TO effect the object of his mission.
IL appears that ST. Es,aaute published au article
abusing Cssts for not acceding 10 the request %
Costa RIGA. ard in return the COmerctO of Lua con
tairs several articles anything but complimentary 4
the Costa Ricsn Minister.
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srvrar ENGAGEMENTS and LOSS of LIFE

AsPISwALL, Feb II, 1871.
The British steamer Trent arrived here at noon,
bringing news from Grtytcwn up II the urn inSt o1
sunday last news reached Greytown that alker mad
repossessed himself Of SsrspQui. Il appears mar on
the 18th Walkers party attacked that place aoSu' >
A. m. with 200 men and two Rine FOUNDERS; the Cosea
Ricars held cut till the foil wing day when they evsc9
sted; Walkers army lost men killed and wounded
the Costa Ricsns had II killed and about ~ wounde1'
4 steamer having been sent up the river, returned
corfirmirg the seizure of Sarspiqui by Walker, ami
also brought news OF the tall OF castillo n'o .he POS
ses,ion OF Walkers army, with loss Of eight KILLED
and twenty wounded. The Costa Ricsns are suPPo,e1
10 hsye lost STOUT p killed and 90 wounded Col
Lockridpe has gone to Greytown for provisions OF
which there are plenty there. Col Kinney srri'ea
here by TIE sbOvensmed steamer
In order 10 explain the above, we may safe that II
w.s not The force Immediately under Walkers com
maid which slill remained at Rivas but the new re-
cruits who have recently arrived at from tue
Juited States under General Wheat, who succeeded
in mskng these captures There recruits were bound
CD he river to Join Walker Their next engagement
With the allies will doubtless be at San Carlos az tue
mouth OF the Lake.
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STIRRING TIMES IN LOS ANGELES.
p,psIrr OF THE BASDITTI - EXECUTION o.
r,ryry OF TIE GANG-C0-OPEAATNN OF
|, uNITTD STATS TROOPS,


g,o,a The San r aseiseo Herald FEB 10.
nv the .uiyal of the Sea Bird, from toe south, we
have full particulars OF the pursuit. capture and .xscu
ton by the people, OF iuuoei OF 'Ie Dsndtt oy
whom the southern COUNT! ""s w" 'H'os'eu 'O sIu4e
time past. ,.. 49,,
~ ding steamer from Los Angeles we received ntelll-
o. of the robberes and murders which had recently
occurred and the measures agVp'c9 ny Tue people 10
"a bem,.ves of the orgGnlzed band suspected OF hsv.
~, comuitted them. We might reInsrk, en- PEASANT,
,hs in ew of the extraordinary state OF atais 60 900
and on,ntity of arms were appropriated by the Leg
sIs,nre IN The people Los Angeles, and We oy
tie papou that both had boen received though II
i IN, after the events iIanspired which Will be
scur narrated below The result OF the proceedings
of ,be people of Los Angeles 10 hst eleven gSsoa-
have baen executed Their names are; l. juan CSabo,
alias juan Ssuripa, aliss Juan sva.i = francisco.
alias Gnerro Aidilero; !. jose Sau'osi = D'eso Ma
varro. j. Pedro Lopez o. juan Naenzurla :. Jesus
Es,inoss 8 Imam Brryess,; three others, narnes DO
tnaxn' Fiftytwo prisoners ore also lodged 10 Jail.
An Investigation into their several cases had been
going on during the week prescnS Tue Aung OF the
Sea Bird and wss still ending when she cleared TIE
S,or s.vs the = stimony will DC submitted 10 the pso
Me for ,beir action In the attempt 10 break up the
of Tobber. located in the county the native Cali
,o-niars Ard Americans cordially united, asd the ,cl
authorities and company Oh Cnile1 ota,ss soldiers
under command OF Lieut.. Maxruder from Fort Iej d.
ccCos,s,6 with them The following Il compiled iron
IT, -. Ar gSIe, star and Santa Bar5arG Gazette:
"cAPruRElASD ExEcrrloS OF 'AlEN[OELA, LOPEZ
ASD NAVARRO.
Immediately Oh the recept OF the intelligence Of
tia ,.,,ibls c..atropbe which happened TO Sheriff ~
ton And hi. patty parties OF men were sent OF IN the
direction where the roober. were sspP ,sed 70 BE- and
.h.msiv.s no Gour dferen; comp snes. D.. q lilo
%. inv.s,ed Nh he counnsr d lbs eCrrs f3-ce Of
,hs lev ~ ,ersiius With me hsyo- sd City N.-.as
Before day sIesk he SOL the fo-b vas frornSed,
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MEMORANDA.
FROM BOGOrA.

Fam Tn, Panama star Sfd,eh s.
Mr. Morse Commissioner from the Cnited S'ass ar
rived At Bocota on the 9th OF JsnlNy and the follow
ire day presented his credentials to the Government
We have not yet had time 10 hear whether the Gana
dian Governmc nt had accepted the terms DIR. morse
was missoned to prp osei bu' IRON the Tenor VI
the Presaens Message and The report OF the Secre-
t.ry of State II is lot probable that he VIII receive
favorable answer.
Ccrgsss was instaled the LIST of February
Srs. Msord and OsPns were elected President and
Vice President ST. Medina, Secretary.
In the House of Representatives Srs Pardo Gutier-
rez and Pombo were elected to the same offices.
On the 18th Congress declared Sr. Mariana Ospins
President elect for the approaching term which com
mences on the lst April. ~
The Secretary of Foreign Affairs introduced bill
rteuatirg the Macintosh claims, and aboher relative
70 the pa, ment OF the Mexican creditors OF the re-
public .
to return hsme, aid is to be succeeded Dy Dr. Ledo
kouwrky. .,
After The regular mail had left Bogoa, and arrived
at Carthae ens, special courier was sent on win ds
patches.
Many rumors were aost since the arrival OF the last
mail, relative to The questions pending between the
two governments, but we have good reasons for sup
posing that none OF them can be relied upon.
SHiPwREcX on THE ATLAsTIc COAST NEAR PORTO
pFLLo.-From Information lately received from Porto
bello for which indebted to Don Tomas Steven
sop Of Colon, il appears that about the lOth OF Feb
rusry many portions OF tho wreck Of large H SeIo
Porlotello A stern. head, with the name indi-
cater" has been found also part OF ships poop,
come portions OF coppersheeted planking and main.
mast.
bottle containing paper. was ALEC wehed on shore,
but tie Indians into whose hands II fell unfortunately,
cid Lot kr tie value OF the documents and destroyed
them We have not been able TO learn further par
tculars We hope the authorities will cause inquiry to
be made and publish official account of the crcum-
stance.
TIE rifles which we mentioned as having come ont
recently for the Peruvian Government are si In Pan
ana the Pacific Steam Navigation Company, as we
ale told having refased TO carry them, lee the steamer
should fall into the halds Of Niyanco Panans Star.
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KANSAS ITEMS.

LECCMPTOS, X. 4, FEB. 70, 1871.
Eniorsnts are already arriving IN the Territory.
some cane from Missouri. A large number Of
emigrapts failed TO get through low, last Winter,
and had 10 finish the there The frs. steam
boat arrived at LeayenwOrth three days ago. II
had 300 emigrabtf for Kansas.
The Kansas River is It'll in good stage for boat
ing. AID will likely be 30 till May. No bat has
been Nd yet, Of course. Tue Missouri River will
likely Keep open; if 80, the season is unusually
early.
The Assessor, W. =. Farm, was in town to-day,
but did nothing. suspect be was appointing
deputy.
The grass begins TO grow, aud the weather,
though rainy has been mild for two or three days.
The Blue Lodge in Missouri is making despef-
ate effort TO gayanze additional vgof into ITS oPer'
stions. Constant meetings are being held. Ihey
are secret.
The Shawnee Defensive Association Of WestPor'
has also meetings. TIE following is a notification
to PIo-Slayery man in this neghbOrhood. sup
pose they keep him for a spy, as they have no use
for additional members:
WEsTPoRT, No, Feb. 13, 81:
SIR: Your attendance is requested a. meeang
of the Shanee wAscociatiOD, on the I'D ins@ nds'-
ness important. Yours.
- - S $ sRRss e,rr.....
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UTAH.

We have rec.iv.d a file Of The Dsseret News Ia
Dec. 10
From the correspondence Of Mormon missionaries
we extract some items to show the progress Of Nor
mouism The first extract s from letter written from
Piedmont:
Since my Last communication, dated June r.
1855, our aboIs have been nessuraby blessed twenty
new menbe have been added TO our numbers, and
Gle who wac cut of hes been rebsptzed
L have made considerable progress neila hngua
Haldaa, but for went of practice cannot speak 1t
without difficulty. There are few favorable to the
work IN the valleys among the Professionals, bat our
Efforts have been Intellectual heretofore among the
Catholic, yet do bot doubt but that the Lord VIII
awaken them socn and that proud Italy VIII yieid up
hr ioLs aid Daughters 10 the kingdom OF 600.
The following is !ion missionary who Is ststioneo
IN II Channel island.:
The SAINTS in France are feeling we'll ihree per
sons were baptized in Paris last month lhefe ae
few Oihas who a'o favorable TO the WORK
1--WE have only baptized IL 10 the Chanhe' Isisni -
the pAst talf year, bu we have done GOOD WORK IN
cutting cf Lumber OF dead members ha 5000 ~ Tue
way There are others that we are ooilseo " on
cur back ard If they don't soon Ies 70 |a1 aone,
We shbli be obliged 10 throw mem Oh 4oJ u"'' D"'A
carried q long time.
"A desdenpg influence seems 20 hang over tuese
Isles and cneess and Indifferent feeling IN relslon 10
tie Gospel seems 20 cosrscteIi1e t1e san,. '1 oGs
bfn in he Church long time, cannot seem TO shake
"a that drowsy feeling The J.rsey Saints require
constant s;imulsnt. With few worthy e1 >eptlons
hoy are lihe blscksmiths FIRE, th.t will only burn
While il is blgwr. o,
President Je6ediah Morgan Grant died at Gest Salt
J,Le CITY on the lst of December. aged 10. He I'D
been associated with the Mormons for - years ana had
tsId several high Offices among them.
He vas elected B, igadier General of the lst Brigade
OF Cavalry in the Neuvoo Legion, May &c, 1919.
In October, 1879 he was sent to the States on bust
resr, IN company With several other missionaries, who
elected him their captain and vhoee lives be greatly
AIDED by his gtnfraship, In saving, when futiousy
charged upon BY large vU party u Indians in the
BIs6k Hills.
Great Salt Lshe City Incorporated the lesh Of
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n. Tinted States Mail steamer George Ls"' l. /,
Hunter u. 8 N commanding, saiied non Asp'n"7ii
March 6 AZ 81 D. 10 with the male, passengers ana
,,...r,e for Nev.York and New-Oflesns, brought
Am bv the steamer John L Stephens arrived of
Havana on the 10Th nst at II P. H. entered the Por'
=. sunrise on the 18th, landed the MALE, passeogsrs
and treasure for w-Orleaps, and sai ed for Nsw-
York a, IL O'Clock a. m same day, all well 90 b2a'd
ano arrived at this port on Monday morning
The Pacific Mail Steamship COmpaDys s'e''ne'
John L. Stephens sailed from San Francbco, re' ~
nj 90 o. M with the Coited States mais, 419 Pas7eH
ssrs and Al 3s9 500 SO in treasure on ffeght defined
~ folows: u.s, 1,
~, N,vYot.slool. IA Is FOR Fsrsna u 90 90 ~
K o,..ns 1900 % For England 49,. 1888 10
r,b. 25 spoke steamer Golden Gate, with the ma
and passengers Of Feb. 5, from New'York, all well %
board.
Arrived a. Acapulco, Feb q, at 10 p. m. Sailed
thence for banana at a rn on the 18th.
March T. at pm, boarded the steamer Sonors, wlth
.As m.iJs and passengers Of Feb % f,On NeI-foik
and New Orleans all well on board.
March 10 O'Clock a. M, off Cape ALt'nio spoke
Tinted States Mail steamer Granada, from Havana iJr
A,pinwan.
The u. s. chip Independence and II. b. ship
Tfinoomaee were off Panama, and t. ). chip Cyane
of Aspinw all--aJ well on board.
The L. s. ship Saratoga arrived at Aspinwau on the
2Sth February, from st. Thomas, and ssiled again
March for SaI Juan del Norte.
March 10, at O'Clock p m, lat 81 lG lon. "A ~,
passed steamer Cahawba, bound south.
The following is the treasure List OF the United
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.

The dates from the South Pacific Coast aretbs same
a. those brought by the Empire City. We give some
addition al details Of the news.
FROM VALPARAISO
F,5m The Pardnl Star Sh.
Wehave little pews Of interest. The Republic OF
Chill continues progressing peacesbiy and tsyoraSy.
Mich teption Is still directed - the endo sment Of
public hoos 10 the different towns and villages.
The Government hiss, on the repre- sanitation OF Mr..
VIM Cox cereed the organisation OF a party TO eK-
pore the Rio Negro, in the south, by which, &C.
coreipg 10 traditional rumors, a water communication
NAV be found upitiry the Pacific aud Atlantic ocesns
With this object expense of % l0has been decreed
but it appears that convinced Of its nsutclency for
tie object proposed, Government intends Increasing
tie in order 10 insure the success OF the expedition
IL all fespecie.
Ar electric telegI aph Is about being erected bet reen
Iaca ard Santiago, which, when foished will make
liz Of 800 miles from Valparaiso
Government has ordered designs 10 be forwarded tor
The copsn uction Of quay In valparaiso, which will
admit vessels 10 alongside 10 load and unload;
breakwater also about being constructed 70 proec.
the bay from the no:ther which cause such ser
Gus damage 10 the Shipping and city.
Ntssls Santa Maria Nye have solicited the priv
.ge 10 establish IA iowi.g steamer for towing vessels
erterg and leaving the pot and also ai1irg them IN
cese Of danger.
IRE wtest harvest has been abundant, and consid.
cradle fell is Looked for in the prices OF produce
serious fire broke out in Santiago, destroying four
builoirgs.
The silver mines continue 10 bsd sta'e; bat the
copper cnss are more important every day and bo'h
viii receive fresh impu,e from toe decrea-e in the
prices OF articles OF fret necessity, which viii allow the
investment Of anal capitals IN this ne1hsustioe branch
OF our wealth.
The Mint has not been able TO coin silver on account
Of The high prce ootsiBed by this metal still it se ns
that the scarcity OF coin has Obliged the house to buy
dosr and sell cheap in order to momentariy supply the
msrset
Bg'iness is reported az dull the only transactions of
in por'aDce berg in silver and copper.
1be scarcity of specie being more seasbly fol. by
TIE ccn;iI ued expol tAtions of silver coin.
Freehts are quoted as follows: To England per ton
English, t3 los a 81; 70 France per ton French
1901 lest to the United States per ton English so;
10 California and Australia, uncertain.
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THE SHAWNEE RESERVE.

From oaT Special Correspondent
BANKS OF CEDAR CREEK, X. L.,
Feb. "a, 1857.
The celebrated attempt Of the father Of AZ ,hs
chief to tempt our Savior BY an oner OF Al a ING
Kingdoms in this world, when they did not ee,onf
to him, is being duplicated BY the Border nu,'
fans, but in a more shrewd and businesshke maD'
Ler, from which the Devil might take ssssh'
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Castillo NOT CAPTURED,

We are assured by Col. Kinney, who arrived by the
last British sesmer from Nicaragua that the report OF
walkers party having taken Castillo, which We pun
lsbed ON fuesday last is incorrect. TIE Colonel says
positively that s1ch is not toe case and that the allies
still remain in possession of that point. Fan Star.
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IRON BOLIVIA

Our sdVkee etse d 4 Republic 20 Rave rerna ned 10
peace After the lat revolutionary attempt which VS.
dnc0ye-ed snd overcome IN rue. No.sin2 Of inpor.
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NICARAGUA.
DEFEAT OF THE COSTA RICANs

Capture Of Sarapiqui and Castilloby Walker
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% Mail stesmer George Law.
..A ipa.bted TOE w. Hull. esn.. pnrser Of

We are Indebted TO E. ". HUI, esq', pUTs1r OF tuU
George Law; Wells, Fargo & Co.; Freeman Co.,
and the Pacific Express Company, for papers and
memoranda.
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rsI.d By i.c~noq.se. sal -: Gel Fau, ae-15 =
s,suAe Sc temporary -7,n1,t Of rs mn'- -.
son Ger. Woe, a, . &c hss hsd t-e n 7::'y ~
msnd Of this Department: nss y ia vse SUD .ac.' y
curse uneri-ec u e-teen confidence and YES
'be people here, sod re Oh ve:-,so, sheeVer y;
re- viii slwsy. have he s..: ri.-ss o: ne p-'p''
Ca]iJrnis.
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DKrARrrRE OF MAJOR GENERAL Wool We X srn
ihs: Moi Ger. JOHN l.. y ~, vii Leave hs:e On The
steamer 81 ths 2ctb r. the Atiarc, having besD
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TWO WE EKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
ARRIVAL or THE GEORGE LAW.
hEAvY RAINS IN CALIFORNIA
The State Debt 10 be PAD.
NOTHING LATER FROM NICARAGUA

DEFA1CAT1oNs INVESTIGATED
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Esropean 20 tiers vo1i1 - neee-esry - % pc II p
distances would have 20 be dssty ed, asd ihen sts
whole Of tAs people 81 Hrzs's;ta vol'd st3'rn'
ChIenar. pet2a va tas os "a :, ~ T Is,
approved A council vss then fs.t seCorj tsue, 10
which fogtsh merchants took part, and ]. was ne
cidsa thst IN order that 70 ey1 sSoJi arse rom
yan,i,y ,sa re. nfoIcemeIts shod % soDtlJ. NfeH
~ Ssi q ID v1s received sp1 rest IA EpgaEd tlJH
aspds Of ErIopsn scld"rs were eosrs Cd On MP. -
spe div ne possible and cent OF - Endo7tar Ihs
reys OF their oeDg dlspstchedresehe Caicu,5' lhe
Enaish uhotes there ordered the ss1e o! The cay
ridges, for the real intention vac to Clrs'saai"? Ws
Amy fret and, this being effected, the conversion o.
the o. ope would speedily follow. PlSs iIt a,d cows
fat mixed mp with the csiE,GSes; ttlS oee -1le
known through one Of the Bengeiese who WIS eiI,
ployed in the os.ridge.mahiBs estaohsnmenL VI
those through whose means this was d,ytgel' -:
was killed and the rest imprisoned. WIZ ~ us
country these councils were beng a1op'su' " En-
Gland the Vakeel OF the Sultan Of Rou tert news %
the Sultan that thoussDds Of European soldiers were
being sent for the purpose Of making Christians Of al
he neopIe of Hnoostan Upon this the sultan Issued
a frman to the King Of Egyp; to THE effect: You
nust deceive the Queen Victoria, Tor this - no:
tine for friendship for my Vskeel writes thai thou-
sands Of European soldiers have been dispatched for
the purpose Of making Christians of the army ard
people Of Indostsn IN this manner, then, th'sinus,
BE checked. If should be reniss, then how can l
Show nv face 70 God; and day this may come
upon me also for il he English mako Chrstisns OF OIL
in Uindossn they will then liz their designs upon my
country When the frman reached the King OF
Egypt be prepared and arranged his troops before the
arrival of the English army at Alexandria for this IL
the route to Indis. The instant the English army ar
rived the Kirg of Egypt opened gun, upon them from
all sides ana destroyed ard sunk their ships, AID not
single iooier escaped. The English in Ca;utla after
the issue Of the order for the cartridges anu when the
mntinv had become great were in expectation Of The
arrival Of the army from London but the Great G "a
in his oInnipoence had beforehand put an end H. this.
When the of the destruction OF the army OF
Jor hcoame known then the Governor g 1Deral was
nIunged in erief and sorrow and beat his head.
f-o ?" Primal b. orler Of tbe Pes yhsr BaLaao.r"
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NEw.yoRK HIST oRICAL SOCIETY.

The regular monthly meeting OF the New iost
Historical Society WAS held in the University lsa
evening. Hon. Luther Brsdisb In the chair. The
Building Comm ittee reported the new building nearly
completed few days work Only being ne 'es.Ary 70
prepare II for the reception of the Society. com
mittee Of seven was accordingly appointed 10 make
suitable arrangements for its Inauguration as scoo ~
finished.
A basket Of pears plucked from the "End.oOt
tee planted in Salem Mass, by Gov. Endicotf, wx
passed around for the inspection of the S,ciety-thos
men bers who couldn't get bite satisfying tssnsefyss
with merely handling the fruit. The pspsr OF the
evening was upon the Capture of Major Andre, :
written by John Pauldng, egg. It wss highly inter.
estr in Is nature and motion was carried 70 plsc
il upon the archives Of the Society. committee Wa
appointed to visit at the request Of John Jsy, esq
dwelling lately purchased By that %o, d y We
confined for some time after his capture. Tessimc
bals of regret were offered at The decesse Of iAeut
Strain, and a committee was appointed 70 hsue elifs
BILE resolutions deplorng the death Of The late Gov
Marcy. The next meeting OF the Society wiz be Ash
in iis new binding.