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The daily Butte record., 1858-05-19

County of Bate.
Joseph D. Aexn1der
Jno. 4. Rollings Pc et..a WN
Oliver p Watson, Action br,utht In the
Alien clymer, District Court of the fif-
WIN l. Evans, teanth judicial District,
Charlss Eyan4. All the complain, hlrd
q. wheeler. fin the cbiniy of Buite,
Thonas r. Davis. IN tho on 80 of the Clerk
Thomas v. 81 Ichsr, " sail District Court.
Charles iIensley,
J. Waisoa,
j. Il. WOoen, an1
Samuel J. IIinsley
fUyuE Pc ipLE or TIE STATE or CALIFOR.
u mia, SEMI Greeting to Jpha 4. Raiiings, Oliver
l.. watson, Ansl ynir, Wn Il, Evans, Charles
Evans, q. Wheeler, ThDn1s v. Davis, Thomas u
Boucher, Charles ticn,lcy, J. Wits,n, X. Woolen,
aud samuel iIsn,iey. You are hsreby required
to appear In an action brought nyunss you by the
above named pliin,in IN this Distri.i Court Of The
Fteenth Judicial District, Ia AMI Tor tho equity oi
Butte, apd 10 answer the Complaint filed therein, u
copy OF which acc )mpani.s this SUNNI pns) within
ten days. exclusive of the day Of servico after the
service yoa Of this Sunmops served within thi'
county; " served out OF this county but within this
Ja ailclai District ~lthn twenty days; or seryel on
by default will be taken against you. rne sasd acliol
Is brought to obtain u tisnent and decree ofiore
closure of certain lnicntare o. M,rsage be rims
date on the 2th day OF Jnns a ID tsbb, executed b,
the defendant John A X ptnys to the plaintih ans
Tor the sale Of m9rty i prs nises described therein
and the apDli iaiion OF tho prpseris of such sale
tho pay nent of tho amount duo on the pgouispr
,ts described In said mbrtg1ge, tosathcr with suc
other aud further rsief IL tho premises ms to on
said Cord may sesp rgtl AMI proper; also Tor cost
of sui; AMI yJp tul " a2asar aud answer the sat
CD piipt rs NJ ie tirei, the PIN ntiu VIII npp
TO tho c1qri fVr tbe relief d,p ,ntei therein III
Given 1nler my ,nl an tns Seal Of tho Dstric
4 - Uourt OF tn, Ftftsenth judicial District
ssEAL this i3tb day Of April, ip the year G
| --~S- our Lord one thousand eight hundred an
ahy-eight
Nh DAP3tGiI, Clerk.
ByJ J. n. MARPLE, DcpIty Clerk. aplT-
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UERMiLIo GOLD LeAr AND PAlsrs OF
SoLfcE & aepEssorr.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUM MO Ms

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
In the District Court OF the 18th Ia icial District
County Of Bate.
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[DAIyr AND wHITE-WAsH BRUsIIgS-For
1 sale hv CULrON & McpERMorI
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AID. lAysaep, HeArsFoor, POLAR AID
ocLTos "-nERAor.
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,tio1 brought In the
District Court Of the tii.
teenth judicial District,
All the complaint filed
lin the ,inty of Bulte,
IN tho on, of the Clerk
" sail District Court.
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ID DEMEMBER-That DR. y. 9. foupg,s sha cor
IL tho treatment, Of Private Diseases, o. lns
ner OF Montgomery and California sis, san f'sAe
RENEMBER-That DR.. Yonng wants no S's,in.
but those fully capable Of appreciaiinv anu ~ rrss
glishing the services of a regular, thorousn. s.s;ns
physic an, from the paliry unlearned anu "'s
Iuack. ,.cu,sf
REMEMBER-That DR. Young is the ony resar. srr
bred physician advertising to cure diseases W '"f
dence.
REMEMBER-That DR. Youngs remeaes -
treatment are entirely unknown 70 all o'ne, In.
pared from life spent In the great liospi'as
rope, and the first in this country, from pure 'A'
Gals imported.
REMEaRER-That pr Young gives every sness
ton TO disease peculiar to females
From the Boston Medical Journal .~s.-
although We are opposed to the system o. a. 80
tsing, for good and sufficient reasons sun We "a
IL bat justice To say that Dv. Young is one g. ~
most industrious and indcfaiigsble vo'aries )" ~
medical science in the United stsiss.
Y.No CURE. no PAY-es
Ills Office Is al tho .ner ef Montgomery aTd NSH
T.. lia sness-. san TR acIseh
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

IA AND uQUAwKA RALRoAD.-At q meet.
tie stockholders of this Road, held a,
saa the 10th, the following gentlemen
esssed Directors for the ensaing year =
llrtiss, WIN. S. Nose, Geo. C. Bester,
i Hamilton, and VIM. II. Cruger OF Peo-
hries A. secor, Samuel Gilman and Thos.
kas 0. New York, and Azaria Boody, Of
following resolutions were unanimously
led:
Psorsd, That it is the opinion Of the meet
"a. The sale BY this company to the Chica
D.fiingion and Quincy Railroad Co., OF that
'oa Of The Peoria 4 Oquawka Railroad from
''a'e 10 Burlington, would be fatal to the
Interests o! the said Peoria d Oquawka
saaf, And that We hereby instruct the Di-
Aot et'cit that We, the stockholders,
sfosed to the sale of that portion OF our
ne T., b. a Y. K. X. Co.. or TO any 9TH
's.sa, Tat the Board Of Directors Of the
o4aaxka Railroad Co., this day cleo
!. As thsy are hereby duly authorized and
'e'eo 10 make such necessary arrange
eohuscss and agreements for the opera
!. ane io'edo, Loganspors L. Burlington
"h4y oe Necessary to insure the com
d tie Peoria 4 oquawka Railroad from
-leaso branch of the Illinois Central to
'ai line Of the State Of Indiana, and Sc
e integrity and directness Of the line
Sa'lington, on the Mississippi river, to
ID the State of Ohio.
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A BAsuruL BRIDEGRooA.-The following ac-
count Of the marriage Of . young man TO .
woman twice his age in New Orleans, ws re-
commend to be read after the opening prayer
At the next woman's rights convention:
"The guests we're assembled, the minister was
ready, the happy pair stood up to be tied, and
the young man bolted. He ran into the street,
but was pursued aud caught by the crowd,
foremost OF whom was the bride. Again they
stood forward. and again the minister began,
when away went the youngster the second time!
He was pursued, caught and brought back %
before, and third time the minister began the
awful ceremony. But would you believe it.
the young man once more stampsdsdl Thia
time the bride alone gave chase, caught,
brought him back and held fast TO him. The
fourth effort Of the minister was successful.-
Ne made the twain one, blessed them and left.
After being married. the young man became
perfectly docils, aud permitted bis antique bride
to lead him OF like sheep to the slaughter =
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aAs.-A gorgeously dressed lady came
as thousands Of travellers who visit our
AsAe stepped from the boat, her fine
saaee and stylish carriage attracted the
Gentleman who should have been at
I'm his wife. Ascertaining that the lady
stranger in town, lie directed her to .
where he soon followed her. After
s4e 'of . moment about the office, he
' sented bis way in the direction OF
sSa' and, finding the place, entered. A
/, . The hoass, being in a suspicious state Of
-eaed at the door and was denied ad-
''s went to the landlord, who re-
Wy Place. and, by the aid Of his foot,
entrance, and caught the parties
'-4siaan led. The females of the house j,
'ais Tine, were aware that something
sihc, pursued him with missiles OF q
.efs' And vet him sadly, while the angry
sued bis rage by eJecting the unfor-
"a'aie from the front door. Some ex-
s@ The consequence, but no damage
We soiiing Of dry goods.
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FiRE.-A small dwelling on the corner OF
Sixth and Iowa Streets, occupied by two sisters,
the Misses Lewis, was burned to the ground,
yesterday morning, between four and Eve
o'clock The furniture was saved, but every
thing else was destroyed. No clothing was pre-
served beyond that the ladies had on at the
time. The loss 10 . sad one to them. II 10
supposed that the FIRE was set by an incendiary.
b In the above fire we learn that the Misses L.
lost nearly every thing in the house. The house
and contents were worth about fifteen hundred
dollars, and embraced the ell Of the worthy la
dies who occupied it, aud was the fruit Of their
own industry aud thrift. Will mot the cite
xens Of Burlington take pleasure in aiding them
in the erection Of . new tenement
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Railroad Depot Meeting.

At public meeting of the citizens of Fair
held and Jefferson county, held pursuant t
public notice at the Court House in Fairfield
ON Monday, June 4th, 1858, A. II. Brown, Esq.
was called to the chair, and VIM. II. Jordan
was appointed Secretary.
By request G. A. Naglc stated the object Of
the meeting. after which, on motion of D.
Young, committee Of three consisting of D.
Young, c. H. Nagle aud DR.. Chas. s. CLARK
were appointed to draft resolutions.
During the absence OF the committee on reso.
lutions, several citizens addressed the meeting,
declaring their future policy with reference to
the interests Of the road to depend entirely
upon the action Of the directors in the location
OF the depot.
The committee reported the following pre-
amble and resolution, which was adopted uusn-
imously:
Whereas, the citizens of Fairfield and Jeifcr.
son county have, from time to time had as
surances from those high in authority as Di-
rectors and Officers of the Burlington g. Mis-
souri, River Railroad that their reasonable wish.
es to have the depot Of said Road located on
u.
whereas, since those assurances were made our
citizens have had reason to fear from the con-
duct and the language used by some of the
officers and employees of said Road, that the
Directors are now disposed to locate said Depot
on "new grounds" at great and inconyeni-
ent distance from the centre of business in
Fairfield; and that said supposed intention of
the Directors has been caused by misrepre-
sentation of the opinions and wishes of large
majority of the citizens of Fairfield and Jeffer-
son county-those opinions and wishes having
been frequently expressed in large public meet
ings, which were almost unanimous in favor of
the ''Oid Grounds" therefore,
Resolved, That We now reiGerate and re-af-
firm those opinions and wishes, and would
respectfully solicit for them the candid attention
of tue President and Directors Of said Road,
and ask that they have due influence in their
decision upon the permanent location of said
Depot.
On motion, a committee of four, viz: Messrs.
c. Negas, D. Young, DR.. c. S. Clarke and J. +.
Wilson were appointed to attend the next meet
ing of the Board of Directors of the b. L. NJ.
r. X. Road to present the resolutions and con-
fer with the President and Directors of the
Road on the subject Of the location of the De-
pot at Fairfield
On motion, Resolved, That the Secretary re-
quest the Burlington and Fairfield papers to
publish the proceedings of this meeting.
A. II. BROWN, Chairman.
wv IT JnpnAN
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ASiSGuLAR lScIprNr.-The Frseport Journal
OF the 18th inst, gives place to the following:
Az ARRIvAL--There was an arrival by the
last Saturday afternoon train from Chicago,
Conductor knapp's train, which created consid.
cradle excitement. When the train arrived
here, the man employed for that purpose. went
through the cars to lock them up and pick up
any stray baggage. In one Of the saloons he
found setting upon the floor, carefully propped
open 80 as to admit air, a common carpet sack.
IN which was little female child which had
evidently been drugged 70 make it sleep. 1t had
on well made dress, skirt and chemise Of good
material; and there was handkerchief in the
sack marked "R. 7. Shepard, No. 1 Clinton
square. J. /. Washburne, City Oyersssr Of
the Poor, took charge Of the little founding.
II has dark hair and eyes and 10 about two
months old, and since il has recovered from the
effec. Of the drugs, il bright and lively. Several
applications were made for il, but Mrs. Lam.
phier, kind lady with no children, has adopted
is a. her own. Mrs. Washburne, in washing
the chemise, which had perhaps been made
rom handkerchief, found upon the edge Of ID
an oid mark, not intended, probably 10 bc
tnere, ont which may lead 10 the discovery Of
its mother perhaps, il followed up. The name
there was "Benjamin K. Cady,n or ssBeniamn
r. Cooley i is difficult to tell which,
iady 10 black was seen 10 watch the move.
men's OF the man who brought the carpet sack
rom the cara, a. il she had soms interest, and
y mas been since surmised that perchanco she
was the mother II is only urmise, however.
whether the child cane all the way from Chi
cago, or was put on at some intervening station
Is an unsolved mystery. Conductor Knapp
carried along the carpet sack on Monday. on
ms way 70 Chicago, 10 see If is could be rscog-
nized at any station.
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TITLES TO LAND WARRANTs.-The following
bill has passed both houses of Congress:

Be "a enacted, dc. That when proof has
been or shall hereafter be filed in the Pension
oHice, during the lifetime of = claimant, es-
taolishing, to the srtisfacton of that Office his
or her right to warrant for military services.
and such warrant has not been or may not here
alter be issued until after the death of the claim
ant, and all such warrants as have been hereto
fore issued subsequent to the death of claimant:
the titles OF such warrants shall vest in the wild.
ow, II there be one, and if there be no widow
then IN the heirs or legatees Of the claimant;
and all such warrants, and all other warrants
issued pursuant to existing laws, shall be treat
ed as personal chattels, and may be conveyed
by assignment of such widow, heirs Of legatees.
or by the legal representatives Of the deceased
claimant for the use Of such heirs or leRatees
only.
Sec. Aad Be it further enacted, That tho
provisions OF the FIRST section of the act approv-
ed March %, 1852, to make land warrants as
signable and for other purposes, shall be so ex-
tended as to embrace land warrants issued un-
der the act Of the Sd Of March, 1855.
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DREADFUL TRAGEDy.-Last evening we got
the particulars by private letter of another ira
gedy, consisting of murder and suicide, in
Nicolett county, which took place on Saturday
last The circumstances are these: An elderly
man named Edward McCole, residing near Fort
Rdgley, had lately married a young wife. They
lived unheppily together, as he was very jealous
of her. Il was truly an ill-assorted match, that
cause Of so many countless domestic tragedies
in real life" McCole had endeavored to get a
divorce, and wished that he could have it fixed
so as to prevent bis wife from getting any Of
his property, as he was quite wealthy. He con
suited with legal gentleman at LIE Seur in re-
gard to it, but he was told that the causes
which he mentioned were insufficient to pro
cure divorce, and was advised to 20 home,
and endeavor to reconcile his differences, and
live happily. Disappointed and vcxed at this,
and probably exasperated and goaded on BY .
new fit Of Jealousy, on Saturday last be shot
his wife, and completed the tragedy by killing
himseli-St. Paul Minnesotian, nth.
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ID We are glad to see that Samuel Bowles
4 Co., have made arrangements aud will publish
IN book form. in July, the letters Of "Timothy
Iitcomb' to the young, single and married,
winch recently appeared in the Springfield Re.
publican. The high favor with which these
letters were received was not beyond their &C
tuAl mcrit, and many persons who have only
seen here and there an extract or single let
ter VIII be glad to get the whole series in Book
form, which they can do, free Of postage, by
enclosing one dollar to Samuel Bowles & Co.,
Springfield, Mass.
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-7ScroN NWEEKLYHAwK-EYR

-, malicious fling At Ksokuk, however
70 on., false, ever fails Of ventilation
spssss ,ns columns Of that paper THE Hawk
I-Gsse CITY.
,..k, our usually sensible and we'll con-
"a" ,,ishbor Of the Gate City, in an article
;.ia.ly to . correspondent Of the Chi-
,,;huue and the Hawk-Eys which is,
sample above, very ill-natured, and a.
= course, i'll timed. We never before
"a .,,her Of the editors Of the Gate Of
,bin.skinned sensibilties Of the
An ,.ke the dirty" and malicious"
:, : Gates article in = Piekwickisn sense.
~ writer vas .out Of his head" or
-, tight" to borrow phrase, when
s,Dra.ee which only exhibits his own
"a Is. no application. The Gate editors
r.o.skisus generally will have to acquire
8, ,,rve and philosophy to be reminded
-.;o,.ll, Of their la;e wonderful expansion,
~ subhle has burst, without getting
r,s.ion. Aad the sooner 'ney DO 1.-THE
:, ,h,, tutor themselves to stand the shock
~ u. better Eighteen months ago the
-. Of Keokuk were chronieling sales Of
!, 81 a.. and even 100000 per lot. They
i land ss.es, tive miles from that wonder
:, sss hundred dollars per acre
!. eisst hundred men, they told US, we're
;,c brjes and then could not supply the de-
.lae il took four hundred men to open
streets as fast as they were needed for the
oscnosat;oa of tie wonderfully expansive
u.t.oa. Neithes in ancient or modern times
,here ever such . growth, particularly in
Price Of Iots.) As these are matters OF then
,rampeting they should not get so very
=. hearing about them now.
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DopGrN' THE HATTER.-The st. Louis papers
are telling good story Of an individual who
purchased hat in a store Of tradesman named
Dodgion: The article was got in the absence
Of the proprietor, and the purchaser left the
store, entirely forgetting (by mistake, of couIse)
to pay for the aforesaid title" The tradesmAn,
upon hearing the facts, started for the leyee in
hot pursuit Of the delinquent. Upon overhaul
ing him the following scene occurred:
.'Ses hero, sir, wish to speak with you."
''MOye on"
~ am Dodgion, tho halter"
"Thats my ix."
II tell you, am Dodgion, the hatter."
$50 am /; / am dodgin' the halter too--and
very likely We are both Of us dodgin' the same
chap"
The scene ended with "striking" tableau, in
which Mr. Diddler found himself considerably
'.mixsd up" with "Dodgion, the halter"
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LEFr.-We noticed the Marshal in very close
conversation with young man on the levee,
yesterday, in regard (as we overheard,) to the
fire that lately occurred in that vicinity. The
Marshafs language must have been very moving,
for the young man vehemently promised to
betake himself TO other climes So the people
of Burlington may congratulate themselves that
one hard case is gone.
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.EOn Sunday afternoon, last week, Father Gal
lagher, for number Of years Parish Priest At
Elgin, ILL.,, IN company with another reverend
gentleman, took boat to pass over the river,
but approaching toe near the dam, was drawn
under by the current, and the former was
drowned, while his companion with difficulty
swan to shore. AT the last accounts the body
had not been discovered.
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w. B. Keith Was brought before Esq.
Nalbridge, yerserday, on charge of intoxica-
ton, and fined one dollar and costs. Having
exhausted all his finds for rum, ETC., he was
unable to pay. He stated that he was tailor,
that he was born first in Dublin, and next in
our calaboose. In default of payment Of his
tine and in kind consideration Of his helpless
condition, be was again conducted into retire.
ment, and is now quietly reposing amid the
scenes of his second nativity.
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"THE WEsT.'-Such is the tit le Of beau.i-
fully printed paper hailing from st. Joseph, No.,
by Z. N. Posgate & Co. 1t is q large eight col.
umn paper and model Of nsatness and good
taste in arrangement and execution. 1t would
that its editorial management is equal to its
mechanical execution. We are, however, upon
. cursory examination, inclined to believe that
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A Coon DoDGE.-The Buchanan papers of
this State have rather novel plan of opera
tions. They single out some one Of our State
officers upon whom they open an attack, max
ing charges of peculation, etc. When called
upon for proof, they go back to the report of a
legislative committee or some other public doc.
ument which they swear has been stolen, OF
something else substituted They DO not pro-
duce the stolen report or any evidence that it
ever existed, but simply ask us to take their
word for the truth of the charges made backed
by documents which they would produce but
they have been stolen!
Who the author is, of this ingenious device,
under which the editors are enabled to keep up
running fire at the whole Republican party Of
this State, we know not. But it strikes US it
has been little overdone. Some other expe-
dent will soon have to be resorted to to draw
off the attention Of the people from L ocoioco
theving at Washington and elsewhere.
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CLAIM FIGHT IN KANsAs-ANorHER MAN Kill
LED.-A fatal claim fight took place in Calhoun
county, Kansas, one day last week. One oftwo
men who claimed the same piece Of land erect
absence, was pulled down by the other. 1t was
rebuilt and torn down as many as three times,
when, as the owner was ON the roof covering i.
the fourth time, the other claimant came up and
ordered him to stop. He refused, and was shot
dead
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tB party OF young men, who had be-
come rather bos erous, were sadly frightened,
nigh, before last, by falling plump into the
hands of the Marshal, while they were in the
midst OF brilliant execution of Grow. boys,
row." After hearing about half the Marshals
homily on disturbing The sleep of citizens, they
incontinently left, in several directions. "The
NJ In
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Recently at Concord, n. H., body was
found in the river, which proved to be the re-
mains Of an Irishman, who was one of the sew
eral drowned during the operation Of building
the Northern railroad along the river eight
years ago. The sand had prevented decompo-
s,ion, and the freshet of this season had broug BIT
the body TO light
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Two deer o. the Albino species have lately
been caught in California. One of them was
found not to have hair on it, other than white,
even its eyes were white, resembling those of
glass eyed horse, the pupils of its eyes being
of an orange color. The other one was also
white, and was ofenormous size, being three
times the weight of an ordinary deer.
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THALR ERG.-The reason for Thslberg's sud
den departure from Chicago for New York is
explained. Among the arrivals at New York
by the steamship Asia, from Liverpool, is Ma
dame Thalbsrg, the wife of the great pianist
She is q daughter Of the late Sgnor Lablache.
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MIssoURI.-In Memphis, Scotland county
Mo-, on the l4th inst, David Cline. the Free
Labor candidate for Mayor, was elected over
Phillip Payne, pro-slavery, by large majority.
A correspondent Of the St. Louis Democrat
says Scotland county will go strongly the same
way at the State election in August.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-06-29

TALL GRAss.-Mr. Morris, Of Washington
township, exhibited to Us yesterday some heads
Of Timothy, ton to twelve inches in length
They stood five feet high in the field where they
grew. Hay sold last spring in this market a.
$40 per ton-this season at 50 TO ee.
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Ma,Me Iaadare clark.

s'es' Artistic sang 20 . select though
@u'sstc audience at her last Concert
~ night. Her visit TO Burlington will
saenioered with pleasure by all who
~ 1er, and her return hither will be q
went. 1t is 30 seldom that truly great
0s they should be pstronized large
- sAsy do come.