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Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-07
Lager Beer & Yeast
Kept constantly on hand at the Brewery, one
mile southwest of Plymouth.
6-tf KLINGHAMMER < HOHAM.

ESTRAY NOTICE.
Taken up by Elizabeth McElrath living in West
Township, Marshall County Indiana, on the flrst
dav of November 1857. one red and white speckled
COW; supposed to be eight years old with crop OH
each ear, and an underbit out of the right ear; no
other marks or brands perceivahle. Said property
was appraised at fifteen dollars by Jared Taylor ana
Henry Tuman, be TO John Lowry, Justice OF The
peace. ,,cy,pD CT,
Attest: N H. IAOhAhD, Sierh'
Dec3l-6t3
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-07

kerans Paterick
Kreiser Christina
Kelly NIFTY
kunce George
Kochheint Marten
kenet Il f
Low Joseph
Louis A Monster
Leghtner Osker
Layman o w
l.olemann Mrs
Lynch Jas
Logon Zarilda E
Lcnard Jos E
Long Benjamin
McGowen Henry
Manville n E
McAnn Martha
Miller Jonas
McAnderson William
Miles Ii
Mesrss Ransom & Man
chester
Mayer A
MeSsrS Miller & Ducomb
McFarlin
INFLOW w C.
McDevitt Levi
Myles Ann
Miller ] ]
Montgomery William
Mitchell Matthias
Nolan Aaron
McClelland S C. 9
Madale John
Mccoy III K
McGuff' Jane
Mirvin Jesse
Porter John 9
Perkey John
Perkey VIM
Plymouth Post office
Parks Jones
Pearson T.
Pray l.
Patterson Eliza
Plague Jno
Payn Fred
Peoples John
Pittsburg J l.
Rodeuberger John
Rayner Eliza
Rhoads Jacob
Ream A J
Rank Amanda
Rogers Thomas III
Ryan Patrick
Routabush ID A
Reed David
Rosenthat III
Skinner Nancy Mrs
Simons Martin Mr.
Shoemaker Boss Mr.
Shively Ja"ob Mr.
Simpson Francis Mr.
Stockman Isaac Mr.
Sutherland Edward Mr.
Snyder John
Seitonright b ]
Steele A Z Esq
Stewart DIR ) l.
Statard Samuel
Sanford Prof c 4
Slife Miss Mary
Smith Jonathan
Scott Jonn
Scoville ] w
Shank Lewis Esq
Sanders John
STANDARD ] G.
Stackhose William
Sherlin Nathaniel
Sherwood T. A
Smith e O
Schloss VI A
Taylor Esq ] L
Taber o c Esq
Trainer John Esq
TODD John NJ
Taylor Miss Mary E
Truesdell Orlen
Upperman John
Quindlen Thomas
Vincent ID Esq
anDuaugh j w Esq
Whitmore Abraham 4
Wright Mariann
White p "A
Wickizer ] b
Weygant Martin
Welcb HuIdv
WEIGH William
Wade William
Weiser Mrs Catharine
Willsey William
Williams Miss Elizabeth
Wirick Henry c
Yeckley VIM S Esq
Y X. BROOKE, p. NJ.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-07
Tess OF EPggqz.S

I'D EMAINING in the Post Office at Plymouth,
Z, on the first day of January, less Persons
calling for letters will please say advertised"
and name date of LIST
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1858-01-07

II SILENCE NEVER SHOWS ITSELF TO so
REPLY To CALUMNY AND DEFAMATION
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
TELEGRAPHIO INTELLIGENCE.

Explosion Of a NavaI Magazine at Havana
SOUTHWEST Pass, Oct. 6.-The steam
ship Black Warrior, Capt. Smith, from New
York via Havana, passed up at IL o'clocl
this forenoon.
The large naval magazine at Havana
filled with powder, shells and rockets, blew
up with a tremendous explosion on Wed
nesday afternoon, 29th ult.
Twenty-oight persons we're killed, and
one hundred and five were wounded.
Many were still under the ruins when the
Black Warrior left.
Nineteen new sugar warehouses were
totally destroyed.
The gas works were rendered useless.
The city was consequently in darkness at
night, but strongly guarded by the police
and the troops.
The whole city was affected by the shock
of the explosion, aud large number of
buildings were damaged.
General Concha was the FIRST official at
the scene of the terrible disaster, aiding 10
person the unfortunate sufferers
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
SnNnRA-

A correspondent of the New York Times
says:
To see as beautiful country as Provi-
dence ever gave to man, lying fallow with
ne husbaudmen to cultivate it, no business
in the towns, all trade stagnant, the Govern
ment,. where it is in existence, a miserable
ollgarchy, without cent TO pay their debts,
and descending TO the most contemplate
subterfuges,. to make shift to live, is indeed
a lamentahle spectacle. 1t is hardly an ex-
aggeration to say that there is not an official
in the employ of Government an honest
man. Every one.has bis price. The only off
cial in Guaymas who would not connive at
smuggling, has, by interest of the principal
merchants in the place, been dismissed in
disgrace. Throughout the whole of the
western coast of Mexico, smuggling is car.
ried on to fabulous extent. The English
men-of-war are the means by which they
export their specie. An English steamer
recently at Guaymas is reported to have
carried off between $500,O00 and 100000
in specie smuggled on board without pay
ment OF the export duty, to be carried to
China to purchase goods to be again Snug
gled into the country The first merchants
are the open supporters Of this traffic, and
unblushingly avow their completely, excu-
sing themselves by saying that the duties
are SO high that the Government expects to
be cheated a
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
THE ELECTION.

First judicial District.-Stanhope Posey is re.
elected Judge Patton elected District Attorney
over Lee.
Second District t-McNar elected Judge over
Stone Sturges elected District Attorney over
Mcmillan.
Third District.-Judge ], S. Yerger has been
reelected without opposition. R. S. Buck is
elected District Attorney.
Fourth Di8trict-Judge John Watts is re-
elected by over $50 majority over Shannon.
Richard Cooper is reelected District Attorney
by about $50 majority over E. Rush Buckner.
Fifth District Henry reelected Judge over
smith. Hudson elected District Attorney without
opposition.
Strth District L-Hamm elected Judge over Jar.
nigan. Meek elected District Attorney over sew
eror candidates
SeUenM District. Thompson elected Judge over
Trotter. Chalmers elected District Attorney over
Benton by small majority.
Eighth Djstrict.-Hancock elected Judge.
Ninth District -Acker reelected Judge over
Bradford. Beene probably elected District At
bOrney over InOlnpsOn'
Tenth District.-Cothran reelected Judge, and
Walthal District Attorney without opposition
High Comt.-Hon, VIM. L. Harris is elected
Judge of the High Court of Errors and Appeals
81 ON the Northern District without opposition.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
Madison.-J. H. Cheatbam, Sheriff ]. C. Rich
ards Circuit Clerk J. Ii. POstell, Probate Judge
Holmes. H. Haynes Sheriff ]. S. Rule,
Circuit Clerk; WE. Tucker, Probate Judge.
Leake.-F, Burnett, Sheriff ]. A. Campbell
Probate Judge; S. G. Henderson, Circuit Clerk
AHqJa.-E. NJ, Wells, Probate Judge S. E
Wilson, Circuit Clerk; Samuel Jennings, Sheriff
Lafayette.-Hickman, Circuit Clerk Peterson,
Probate Judge; Mckee, Sheriff.
Copiah Misaps, Probate Judge; Ramsey,
Cir.uit Clerk Haley, Sheriff.
Scoh--Graham, Sheriff; Bonds, Circuit Clerk;
Metcalf, Probate Judge.
YalobushG.- G.-Martin, Probate Judge; Murray,
Sheriff; Brannon Circuit Clerk.
PdnoIa.-Burbridge Probate Judge; Jones,
Sheriff; Harrison Circuit Clerk.
Warren.--McRae, Sheriff; Houghton, Probate
Judge; Harwood, Circuit Clerk.
Chickdsaw-Bean, Sheriff; Tucker, Probate
Judge; Blackwell, Circuit Clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
WANTING WALKER BAoK.-The Aann

WANTING WALKER BAcK.-The Aspn,
we'll correspondence of the New York Her.
aid, dated September goth, says:
There appears to be great change among
the John Bulls throughout Central America
/ suppose, tired out Of all patience waiting
to share some attention for the better, effect,
ed BY the governments of france, England
aud America, they are now publicly showing
their dissatisfaction by becoming brawnS
filbustels. Disguised with the natives, thew
regret that Walker ever left the country, and
are wishing, hoping, praying for his return.
There is no safety for man or matter.
Travellers are met upon The road, robbed and
murdered, without comment; the most
sacred mail matter ruinaged, scatt cred and
destroyed. While Walker was in the couu.
try, amidst the "greaser war;" there was
more safety for life, security for property,
and invioability for correspondence. Charg.
es were daily preferred by Walkers enemies,
that he had outraged all those sacred privi4
Ieges. Who, then, is answerable at preseut ?,
Surely, they cannot consistently accuse him
now, and somebody should be made account,
able.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY.

From the foundation of this Government the
Democracy have held to their principles sound
conservative system of government, strict ad
hesion to the Constitution, have ever been the
beacons to which they have directed their action
and upon this same stern, unyielding platform,
this party has elected nearly all the Presidents,
and has held the reins of State for the most OF
the time. Herpolitical enemies have been bound
to acknowledge that the Ship of State has passed
over many rough seas, and the prosperity OF TINS
country has Outstripped all others that history
records. And what have our political enemies
done? They have been arayed against us in
every greAt national work by their voices and
votes, have used unceasng efforts to break down
che fair fabric of their principles And to effect
this object, they havo proposed strong, consoli-
dated governmental President and Senate, to be
elected for life, or during good behavior; they
have proposed the alien and sedition laws; next,
a monied monopoly /; high protective tariff !; in
ternal improvements by the government; an
assumption of State debts by the Federal Govern
ment; distribution of the sales of public domain
between the several States opposed to oil ac-
QUESTION by the General Government of more
territory opposed to the late war with Great
Britain; to the acquisition Of Louisiana, by
which we have the great Southern emporium,
New Orleans; opposed to the annexation OF
Texas the Mexican War, by which we have the
gold mines of California. Yes in all these things,
and a thousand more statesman-like measures,
have the Democracy been opposed by united
strength of all opposition Since, her enemies
have offered the people abolitionism, know moth
ingsm, and now they wish to convulse the nation
with the fell destroying doctrines of Black Repub-
lcanism. Still the Democracy holds on to her
time-honored principles; and while her political
enemies are split into factions, her banners are
streaming over this vast nation, carrying along
the one and the same mOtto--The Union Of
these States as indicated by the Constitution
dispensing equality and justice alike in every
cline and to every people claiming the protection
of the laws of the land
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

A New SPECIES OF CoTroN. Mr.. Tho'.
Smith, who resides in the immediate vicinity
of Richmond, has small field Of cotton
which is considered curiosity by all who
have seen it. It differs but little 10 appear
ance from, the ordinary kind, except 10
color, which is delicately crimson as a mai
den's blush. Not only is the stalk Of this
gorgeous hue, but the leaves also, the vivid
ness Of color fading, however, as it approach
es the margin of the leaf, into purplsh
green. This is not the effect of disease or
of any extraneous circumstance connected
with its culture, but popularity Of the
plant itself, every stalk possessing the same
rich and healthful glow, and as thrifty as
any cotton inlthe country! Where the seed
originally came from we have not yet ascer'
tanned. The prospect Of heavy yield IS
equal to that Of any other species, being
we'll boiled, and the weed Of vigorous growth.
We were shown the lint Of few bolls Of
last years growth, and for fncuess and
length. Of staple, we believe it not iuferiorto
sea island. If this cotton turns out as well
as present appearances indicate, it will bea
valuable acquisition to this branch Of ag-
riculturall industry. - Richmond [ Va.l n"
p0Fter.iiW fa. Nef fWiff3 ~
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

FoRNEY's VESeEAScE. 1t was very con-
siderate, say the Richmond South, Of Mr.
John w, Forney to admonish The world Of
bis intentions towards the Administration
Had he blazonNd forth with hout warning the
shock would have unhinged the universe Of
mankind. Three weeks ago, he gave the
public 10 understand, through the columns
Of his organ, that he was gathering pile of
combustibles for The purpose Of blowing Mr.
Buchanan and his Cabinet over the moon,
and himself and followers into the seventh
heaven of political bliss. The Press, Of Mon,
day contains another card from the inbeciIs
migrate announcing the completion Of The
preliminary arrangements, and fixing to~mor-
row as the time for the terrific explosion
Dies irae, dies lila in anticipation of which,
the whole human creation stand aghast in
speechIess trance. Forney is as inexorabe
as Fate. There is no avsrLing the awful Catas.
trophe. So look out for squalls.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

The CRoPs.--The cotton crops, from all
we can learn, will be distressingly short
this year. Cotton is opening very rapidly,
keeping all hands busy at the one occupa,
tiou Of picking This is usually the case
when the crop is short. There are no sue
cessive bloOs. 1t seems to mature uniformly,
under the drying heats Of season lacking
adequate moisture, and to burst open all at
once There is great deficiency IN the top
boiling, a natural consequence Of the drouth +,
and the lower bolls generally, from the same
cause, seem not to have reached the wonted
size. Il is fortunate that the season is so
favorable for picking and harvesting; were
it otherwise--were the weather wet aud
stormy--the waste would be very great.
Now the thrifty planter has good opportu-
nifty at least to secure and gather al that
he has made.-- Charleston Merc,try.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

A GRETNA GREEN AFFAIR.-The Lex
ington Advertiser, Of Friday last, gives the
following account of Gretna Green affair
which transpired 10 that pleasant village, a
few days before:
On last Tuesday morning, about I o'clock,
while large crowd was gathered about the
Postoffice aud the Union Hotel, discussing
the result Of the running matches at the
polls on the day previous, another running
match came off--which differed slightly from
the other In this case both parties were
successful. The first intimation had Of
what was 10 take place, was seeing young
lady with two of the sterner sex making
their way by short cut through the street
towards Judge Browns office. The lady
was of delicate form, arrayed in a neat,
plain white dress, and wore large summer
hat. She moved along, totally Indifferent to
the rude gaze Of the crowd, no doubt wrap
ped in her own happy meditations. The
happy Romeo by her side, however, was not
quite as self,possessed, but pursued his way
as if he expected an attack from some quar-
ter. The crowd getting clue of what was
in the wind, ran pell7mell in pursuit, to the
Judges Office, ourself among the number.
There we found the parties duly arraigned,
while his honor, Jndge Brown, was tying
the hymenial knot in a mastery, style
before the large audience. The important
" yes" was given, and the party returned to
the hotel, looking as if they set the world
in arms at defiance. The parties were
Thomas G.. Lewis aud Miss A. II. Stevens,
Of Yazoo county. '" '9s .7af1
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
GENERAL JEREz RECEIVED AS M1NIsrE

GENERAL JEREz RECEIVED AS MINISTERS
FROM NIoARAGUA.-El Senor Don Maxine
Jerez arrived 10 this country some time
since as Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary from Nicaragua, and asked,
to be received in that capacity He was'
informed that no Minister would be received
from that country until an ample apology
had been made for the offensive allegations
against the United States contained in the
manifesto signed by the President Of Mica,
ragua and Costa Rica, on the occasion Of the
contract formed with Mr.. Belly, aud which
manifesto and contract were published in
the journals Of the day. BY the instruc,
tious of his. Government, General JereS
having made an apology on the part Of
Nicaragua entirely satisfactory, in letter
to the Department Of State, was yesterday
received by the President as Envoy Extra,
ordinary and Minister Plenipotentlary from
that Republic Washington Union, Oct.6 6
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

ACCIDENT TO DAN RUssELL.--We regret
to state that Hon. D. Russell met with
serious accident last Thursday. He was
just leaving for his home, in company with
J. George, Esq, and just as they were pas
sing out Of town his horse took fright and
ran away, and in attempting to stop him the
reins broke, and they then jumped out Of
the buggy, and in doing So, Mr.. Russell was
seriously injured in his leg. The physicians
say there are no bones broken, but he is
severely bruised. lie it recovering very
fast at the present time, and we hope to see
him up in few days. Mr.. George escaped
with very slight injury.
TChoctdw Recorder, Oct. I'd.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

Is THIs CIvILKATIoN9-T The Choctaw Her
aid gives an almost Incredible account Of >
homicide in that vicinity. It appears that :
Mr.. A, V. Brown killed man named james
PickeDs, mistaking him for johnson Picken''
a brother Of James, against whom be had :
grudge. Brown, after doing the murder, ned'
but soon came back, gave himsslfup, and wa
baiod. johnson PiCkeDs then went alle'
Brown found him, shot him with double,
barreled gun, came upon him when he 'ea
took from his (Brown's) belt his bowie kuli'
and revolver, and with the knife cut Browns
throat, with the pistol shot him, four times
then, after stabbiDg him in the breast foOrteea
times, he leftthe knife stickngin one OF ils
wounds and then gave himself upto the law
lie was tried and aeq0itisdsa q iaefiF'ef-
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16


The Greervle Alabamian relates the fol,
lowing interesting incident:
We have been furnished with the partic-
uIars Of an instance of heroism, which we
think deserving Of record. On the 2lst ut,
while Mr.. Thomas was away from home
leaving his daughlera girl Of some l6 yeas,
IN charge, a rattlesnake some six feet long
crawlel into the yard. Tremor at the sight
of the reptile was Of course the first feeling,
but summoning courage, she ran to the house
for her fathers gun, and at the second fire,
almost cut The monster il. two. The Young
heroine is naturally proud Of her exploit,
and in her written account Of the affair, with
pleasing naivcte describes her feelings on first
handling gun. In her own words, " bad
heard talk of guns kicking, and | reckon
found ont how she kicked"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

Browns Hote at Washington, is a general
place. aud is becoming noted as kind of
Grenta Green, or sanctuary for pursued low
ers. Last Friday night another wedding took
place there. The happy ones, as ususl, were
from the South--the bride, Miss. .rrickril, OF
Virginia; the bridegroom, Mr.. Robert YAM
cey, of Mississippi. The officiating minister
was, of course, Rev. Geo. w. Samson, who
is remarkably accommodating in such cases.
aas Erchdn0e.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

The New York Herald notices The ,ct that
within The last twenty years upwards of fifty
colleges have been founded. There are
now in the United States hundred and TWEEN
ty-iour Colleges and Universities, with an
aggregate number of students Of fourteen
thousand, and these are located in every
State, from Wisconsin to Louisiana and from
Maine to Missouri. ba
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
Yazoo City, July 29th, 1858. !
[CaLLed Meetinq.l

Present. J Niche, President; 3 Bowman,
Barksdale, II B Kidd, j H Wesling, John War
mack. CounclLn,en -
The Minutes Of last meeting were read and
adopted.
Sealed proposals for relaying the Plank Road
from the corporation to ths point on Jefferson
Street where the puncheons commence, were
opened, and it appearing that Robert Doobbins
had made the lowest hid for the same, it was, on
motion of L Bowman. awarded to him at the sum
of one hundred and twenty-five dollars and DR..
H B Kidd, H Wesling, and F Barksdale were
appointed a committee to superintend said work.
On notion the Board adjourned.
j. J. NICHE, President.
JOHN BRUMFIELD, City Clerk.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

A difficulty occurred in Louisville on Sat
urdAy week between two printers, named
Robert X. Lindsey and d. L. Ward, when
Ward struck at Lindsey with bis hand, and
Lindsey drew pistol and shot him in the
left breast just above the nipple. lie died in
about fifteen minutes.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
CouNoIL CHAMBER,
" S EPPERsoN, Clerk pro tenn.
IHLOo UIty, 1000.
(CdLLed Meetin0.l O.

IazOo Clty, f 1000.
(CalLed Meeting.)
Present-JJ ] Niche, President; Bowman, F
Baiksdale, II B Kidd, F Grimme, ] H Wesling,
CounciLnen.
On motion the reading of the minutes of the
last meeting was dispensed with
The object of the meeting being explained, viz
The establishing of Quarantine against all
vessels or boats coming from an infected port or
where Yellow Fever exists Mr. Barksdale Of
fered the following Resolution to.wit:
Resolved That Quarantine be established to
prevent all boats or vessels coming from port
infected with Yellow Fever, to be quarantined at
a place to be designated for the space of -
days, aud that general Quarantine be establish
ed to prevent the introduction of Yellow Fever
into this place. Which motion being seconded
and put to a vote was rejected.
On motion the Board adjourned.
E, BOWMAN, President pro tenn.
W. S. EPPERsoN, Clerk pro tenn.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

A YoUTn CAUGHT PURLoINING LETTERS
FROM THE PosT.0 .0FFIcE.-A boy about six
teen years of age, named Michael Hertz,
was yesterday detected aud crested by S.
4. Marks, Postmaster Of this city, in the
act of having signed his name to the re-
ceipt for a valuable letter. and endeavoring
to make off with its contents.--N 0. Delta.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
Yazoo City, August 9th, 1853.

ITVW IttyU1W NItoWHy'J
Present-E. Bowman. President pro tenn. /; r.
Barksdale. W c Flemming, Grimme, H B Kidd,
Warmack Wesling, Councilmn.
The minutes of last meeting were read and oa
motion adopted
On mot.n of F Barksdale, the sum of $l03 rs
was allowed to F Hamer for the pdrpose of de-
fraying the expenses incurred by the Town in
paying suitable tribute of respect to the mem.
ory Of the late Gen. John Anthony Quitman.
The following accounts were severaly allowed,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

On motion, the Board allowed Robert Doobbins
the sum of $50 90 on account his contract for
laying down the Plank Road, and authorized the
clerk to issue warrant for the same on the
Treasurer of the City.
Dennis s Downing was elected Watchman to
serve one month from the 18th instant
On motion the Board adjourned
E. BOWMAN, President pro tenn.
W EPPERsoN, Clerk pro tenn
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

YELLOW Fever AT CANTON. The Canton
Citizen, Of Saturday morning, has the fo'-
lowing:
1t with much regret we have to announce
that there is one case of Yallow Fever in
Canton. A Mr.. Giddings, an engineer on
the New Orleans and Jackson Railroad, was
taken sick on Sunday last, and the disease has
developed itself as well marked case Of
yelIew fever. Mr.. G. is a man offamily and
resides near the railroad dept Though an
engineer on the road, he never venturel with
in the city Of New Orleans, but always stop
ped at Kenner, the first station, ten miles
from the city.
The Citizen expresses the hope that the
disease will not spread, but says thee is con-
siderable excitement, and that many people
will doubtless leave without waiting for the
second case" The same paper adds:
The weather was quite cold this morning
(Frday)-some say there was frost, whilO
others, who were up equally as early, say there
was none. If there was frost at all, it must
have been in very few localities, and very
slight one at that We are so near the sea-
son of frost however, that the yellow fever
even if it should spread which we do not
apprehend- not have very great run,
though we may have panic and stampede.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

ROYAL Bloom ON THE lNcREAsE.- AN ex
change records great deal in q few words,
thus W
The queen Of Portugal is also--pret-
ty we'll, thank you
Ditto Queen Victoria. eHa fh
Likewise the Empress Eugenie.
Also, The Princess Royal Of Prussia.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1858-10-16

Gg- The editor of the LAGRANGE (Ga.)
Reporter calls on his subscribers for the
whelewithaI TO meat his responsibilities He
was "Son" struck last week. Twas a aheavy
blow-a I'll poundet