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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

roLIricAL OrINI9Ns IN MASSACHUSETTS,
The Boston Courier says that, al the late
election in Massachusetts, nearly one half Of
the qualified electors of that State did not
vote. The Philadelphia North AmcrieOn
(Rep,) considers it "eurous circumstance
that over one hundred thousand voters should
have remained away from the polls" and
thinks the fact indicates the existence in
Massachusetts, Of conservative class, oppos.
ed to sectional agitation, that has Of late re-
Trained even from voting. The same paper
says that the Rochester speech Of Mr.. Seward
must have lost his plrty some five thousand
VOTES nj leas:, in New York.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

NoMIsArED,-The Chattanooga Advertiser
has nominated Governor Harris for re-eec.
tiop. The party may, however, in accordance
with usage, assemble in Convention and
ratfy the nomination. As his Excellency
is "hard money man." maybe he will have
a "Bank Democrat" for his opponent before
tho people. Who knows!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

~ The most valuable span Of horses
IN The United States, says an e,eha,ge paper,
are said to be owned by Commodore VAR
derbnlIt, of New York. They are matched
horses. They eos, him $1,000, and he has
been offered $4,000 for them.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
ToLrpo, Ohio, Nov. N, ,s5s

The Wabash aud Western Railroad 400.
at foh Wayne was opened with fhl. tr.
last night, and $4,000 stblen. $4,000 Of
the amour, was in new bills on tho fron,is,
Bank Of Illinois, mud lhs balance wavvn 9th
er banks in illiHols and Wisconsin. Tbrr, !.
no clue to the robbers yet.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
TIE W MUS
writes the following:

writes the following:
"Dear Sir: Can you give satisfactory nc
count Of the arrangement, or rather utter
failure of mail matter to reach its des,na-
ton between this city and different points IN
Tennessee. We have within the past two
weeks sent various letters to Tennessee,most
of which We have no reply to, and letters to
us are often ten and fifteen days old when
received. There must be culpa5le negligence
IL not something worse, somewhere.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

CoSGRsssMAS's VoTE CHALLESGED.-Oras
mus B. Mattesoa, usmber of Congress, was
ch llrnged at the polls Of the ward he resides,
in Utica, New York, and lis vote was refused
The ground Of challenge was that be had
wager pending on the result Of the election.
The challenge was insisted on, and he did
not vote.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

WIsrER IN THE LAP or SPRING. On the
10Th uIt., says the Ayr Observer, there was
a couple married in Ayr; she bridegroom had
reached the interesting age Of II, aud the
bride was - They went 10 Edinburg to
spend the honeymoon.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

DEATH.-We learn that JSo. II. DoBsoN,
ESQ.,, Joint Representative in the last Legls'
lature from McAlinn, Meiss and Polk, died at
Benton last week.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

We are unable TO give our Savannah friend
tho information he desires, but refer him to
Mai. T.. G. Eastman, Nashville, and Capt q.
w. Harris, Knoxville, the efficient agents of
the Post Office Department, both of whom
we are confident, would promptly give the
subject their attention.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

BiRTn.-At tbs Hermitage Midland conn
y, Aicb'gnp, IN Friday, Nov. 0. the wife Of
lame lInls'eAd, Esq. Of daughter. Weight, .,
fourteen pounds.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

Col. Mat. MARTiN.-The Shellhyvi|le
Erpositor suggests the name Of this gentle
mnn rs candidate Tor Governor next year.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

~ The hardest rap the spirits have re-
ceived for some tune is the very inconsidernte
arrival home IN New Bedford last week Of q
young man who was believed TO have been
lost in the wrecked bark Wake, ten years
ago For long while his afflicted COVER
nor" has been eonversing with him in the
spirit land, the last message, through n me
dun, being to he effect lhat"hc was among
the saints, and a crown of glory was awaiting
his father o.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

~ Judgr Test, OF lndians,ia giving his
opinion in divorce case recently before him.
said: "1he advocates OF free love could not
ask the enar ,mcnt of a statute more fayora.
BILE to their views than our present divorce
laws. Mormon polygamy is better, for that
at least eompels the husband to provide for
and protect his numerous wives.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

!-Es- Counterfeit $50 bills (red printed
on ,hc Bank of Hamburg, $. C., are IN circu-
laton, and are remarkably well executed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
ATHENS, FRIDAY, NOV. 10, 1858.

ru- ~. are ,ntborired 10 announce GEO. BROwS,
Rsa of Monroe county a. a candidate Tor Judge VA
ne Third Judicial Circuit. Election occurs s1tl NO
yeuiber.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

.Is- o, the night OF the 10th instant in
x. Graves, before the First Baptist church,
was brought to n close. The charge against
the reverend gentleman involved gross M
christian conduct, and Mr.. Graves was ex-
cludcd from the church. So states the Nash
Nille IIninn
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

PEIsiDEsTIAL.-lt is, Of course, too early
by tWelyemonth 10 eommeG-e specializing
about the next Presidential contest bat me (
ind cations at present are, that thTfe VIII DC /
but two candid IN the iieid-Douglas' rs (
the nominee of the Democratic party, ana
a candidate Of the Black Repubi 'ean7----
Who the latter Will select there are no d
yelopmenis as vet, other than that 1t viii mol
be Mr.. Seward-that gentleman having, ~
his late incendarY speeches, rendered MS
nomination, oven by the Black Repubiieahs,
/ a thing not 10 be seriously thought OF io'
moment. For twenty-five years party Poi'-
/ ties have not been in such an unsettled ana
| disiointed condition Us at present, and tPsfe
is no predicting what direction the next pop
ular current will taRe. The Administration
is at sea without .udder or comPasS--alone
upon the vide waste Of waters, With oEIy
moiety OF a crew Black Republicanlsm'
which three months ago looked formid liable
rampant and beIIigeren,, has just received
fearful and stnggerin! blow from the chief OF
its own household-and poor Know Moth
ingsm, having Aashd, and CLEANED, and
startled for an hour, quietly drops into the
grave from which there is no resurrection
Even the county presses which were
wont 70 swear X We Wsshiegten Gslo ..
cease to talk about the "eternal principles o.
: Democracy" and are wringing their dirty
hands and crying, one unto another, "wha
shall we do to be savedi" while the office
o holders, the buzzards who feed and fatteI
t on tue otias of party, thrust their long beak
Q into depleted Treasury like birds expecting
to be frighted from their prey. Confusion
worse cenrounded, may be said TO be th
condition of parties just now. But out o
d choas shall come order. In few week
o Congress meets, and then the work Of recon
J. ciliation, reconstruction and re- organIzn,o
# will commence in earnest. Douglas is tn
!, only great light above the horizon at thi
@ time, and 10 whom the lesser lights are bc
ing attracted. If no can MAINTAIN his pc
tency for twclvemonth he may be the neS
j., President. II not, then the mantle will j
h all probability be placed, as in the case ,
ia Gen. Pierce, upon the shoulders of som
= poor devil now dwelling in the peacefl
vale of obscurity, and bissfully ignoran. ,
the great fate that awaits him. 1t will b
n, worth while to watch the movements an
=. infringement Of politicians through the al
at proaching session.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

- S,r J,.-,G ti,u-d until an Arrearages are
,si .xerpt al the option q the fghltaheI. =. r.,
Announslng names Of candidates for once % 'nsh.
Obituary Notices over IL thss' oAAt s'H a. ''' $780,
advertising rates. $1,000, A. -....,. h. ,,ytv,te
end. or Bterests Of Corporations soc'rura seo'' VI
ndiyiduais will be charged ~ entertainments.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

SPRITUALIsM-rhe papers state that DR..
Randolph, n celebrated Spritualist, has re-
Gently recan,ed. In a lecture at Utica, N. Y,
a short time since, he gave it as his opinion,
deliberately formed, that insanity md the
devil were at the bottom Of Spiritunlism.-
The Doctor, we suspect, is at least hafrighi,
as the devil seems TO have hand in every
thing nowadays, except, perhaps, editing
newspapers, and it is even thought by some
persons that he occasionally assists our lo-
cofoco brethren in that business.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
A TALE MULr.--.,n exchange say. |.

"Mr LrpSlry, of Clark County, Mo-, has
amole said TO be the largest IN the United
States; IL IL h.c years old, and il Isi hard
high; six feet, two inches rs measured b, u
carpenter al oui fair.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

a SALTY VoTr. - Saline county. H., Al
The late election, gave Democratic majority
OF 1859, being every vote cas, IN the county.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

.-T- DR.. Johnson has left il on record,
that as he was passing by fshmonger who
was skinniog m eel alive, he heard him curse
it because ii would not lie still!
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

~ DR.. w. II. Emmiii, an advertising
quaek has been sent TO the Kentucky Psni-
ienliary for six years, for stealing n horse
aud buggy at Cyhthiann.--L0u Journal.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

,-ty- a lady who was strict observer o.
etiquette being unable 10 20 TO church one
Sunday, sent her card.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

~ An old maid, speaking Of uArispe
says II - like any other disease--whils
there's life there's hope.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
BEAUTIES OF An Elective JUDlcrARY.-A

New York paper publishes The following:
A,Hoael Judge.-One of the morning pa
pcrs contains on advertisement signed by
Florence Mccarthy, one Of the Judges OF the
Marine Court, offering TO ut 500 OF $1,000
that Grorga II. Purscr will not be elected To
the office OF Comptroller.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
CLAnksylLLs MAnKGr.-The Chronicle Of

CLARKsyILLs MARKET.--The Chronicle Of
Friday says
Sinre our lnsi We have heard Of but one
sale Of new cfor tobacco. That was for crop
round, loose, at seven cents. This figure is
above the views Of The BUYERS here, sod the
purchase "as made by country dealer.
Hog packing has not yet commenced, and
the purchasers for the coming season are ~
vet very limited. We understand that buy
ers are giving DC gross, or 8 cents net.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

Cry Mills IN Asnts On Wednesday
morning last, about u'cluck, the Mncon
FIGURING Mills, recently erected near the Ma
con a. Western Railroad Depot in this city,
was destroyed, with contents. hv fire. The
property was owned by ~ &. Munroe, Ma
than Boss and James A. knight, Esqs. The
loss will bc about $4,000, on"-hsll of which
is covered bv INSURANCE. Macon Citizen.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

WANTS To Ger HoLD OF llIa-The last
Mississippi Legislature passed some law in
reference to newspaper publications, where
upon the Prairie News man says;
ave would like to get hold of one of the
members of the last Mississippi Legislature
Want to exhibit him at our next Fair Could
take premium over our friend Thomas,
who, we believe intends 10 compete with his
Jackass for the prize"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

SENATOR IIAMmoSD.-The N. Y Herald
names Senator Hammond, Of South Carolina,
rs a "Son,hern Union Candidate" for the
Presidency in 1860. We were aware that
the heightened, conservative character of the
Senator's Barnwell Speech was elciting
commentator in all directions--Easi, West,
North and South-but as the idea prevails
largely with the democratic politicians that u
Southern man can never again the reach the
Presidential Chair, we are apprehcnsive the
Charleston Convention would hardly consent
to his nomination. However, the bare fact
that a Northern mint shosld.yenlnEe 10 sug
Chief NJ gistracy Of the Nation, is something
to talk about. Mr.. Hammond is democrat,
but with such views as he has recently enun-
ciatgd, voters Of different shade of party
principles could atlwd to support him in pre-.
ference 10 some others who have been named
for the place.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

KENTUCEY-The Louisville journal con.
tains u call for an Opposition" State Con-
vention at Louisville, on the gid of February
next, 10 nominate candidates for Governor,
Lieutenant Governor, and other State officers.
An invitation is extended to "Amercans and
Old Line " higs of Kentucky, and all others
who are DESTROYS Of uniting in the overthrow
OF the present corrupt administration of
the General Government" The Journal
says:
There s no good reason why there should
not be union of the Opposition strength IN
Kentucky, and union is unquestionabl"
necessary to success. With il, We shall
carry uie State by an old fashioned majority,
and the foundation will BE- laid broad and
deep for great national triumph in 1860.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
.aErI1nn.-A 80 Yerk 49,


t4k<ef a EprToRs-ANeS iofk paper
Sss|<<. b. asrss, in thai sity Of tie editor
u IL French Courier, snd he eii'of Of
the ssniay Di.pat%s. for ssti.sAiag lot
,sfs aiy.riisensa,. h SAVE:
There Is spmr,hlnc pecu,iar, however 10
the arrest of these tNo Baiysduals. i.assiie,
aF.,,..h EDITOR, Tor msuy yrArs past bss
,.e-h sapplyiug. taFoaga his journal, tar
F,,rrh pres. ana the French proPe Eeto->
the water with al the rnad .sm aud N.n.s-
,ians at iaN, rad bgh's, and gusrrcls saud
e,psniss, ani rats, - II c!mcas 81 aEovr,n'
met under the rnle Of Democracy, IN ntdcr
TO preserve utac,, We suppose, the 'a,FcriSi
system nov prevailing IN Ffancr, ln the
I present instance. Amrri,ao instiui,oas vii
/ teach him tuat there Is law in This country,
; nets i,hsiandiug all the sXamples of .asless-
/ ness thai he has pfcsrntS 10 Isis coui patriots
abroad.
The csse Of Williamson (of the DespatehO
il also peculiar Mr. Williamson Mas can
didate for Congress, and caWr very nrsf
: beng elected. ale is now candidate ior
he pcnitenlmfy; but that should not dis
.urb his eQuanimty. OF late wears the mo-
raj condition of ;hr uicmters Of Congress,
bv the affiliations Of the lobby, has been :"
low that Il Is a question among philosophers
whether II is not rather under than over that
ot the inhabitants ct the peniteniary. The
oulv difference, on strict scientific principles
is that under the influence of us lobby al
Washington members Of Cengrss <rnhRi !
grand larceny, wi,ie the irtiiates ct<ns ptni'
Tertiary are mostly sent iiere for petty Vat
ceny The ambition of Mr.. Williamson N
! ..,..i.i.,ss a. -. ceHsfrss may, ,n~rernr-
he perfectly satisfied il trial and this action
Of the judges should send him to the peni
Tertiary fel viniallng the laws.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

the SLAYER flaidee, who was short time ago
arrested and placed in Eldridge.sireet Jail,
New York, made his escape few days since
and has fled to parts unknown lie was al
lowed the freedom of the jailyard, and quiet
ly stepped over the fence and Off while the
eyes Of his yiglnnt guard were benevolently
turned in some other direction.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

A pRrzE FlGHr AT LAFAYETTE, lNprAnA.
Fancy stock is going up, aud prize fights
-.--- . a. ~. .4 49,. 4, .l.~.t Ia,as
nnd III. w. Chase, two limbs Of the law, had
a fist fight in court, at Lafayette, on Friday
last. The Lafayette Courier gives the toll
lowing graphic account Of the first round:
"Nir. Chase gave Mr.. Jones the liz, where.
upon Mr.. Jones plarIed weIl-directed blow
between the two eyes of the aforesaid Mr..
Chase, and was about to tnllow M his nd
vantage, when MIR. Chase aforesaid got home
ns the fancy express il, with beautiful
right counter on the frontis-piece Of the
aforesaid Mr. Jones, and the attorney for the
plaintiff dropped, ns timber ms four cent mus
lin. lie came 10 time, however and closing
with the railroad attorney, piled him iniu the
jury box in II very uncomfortable shape"
As the parties were both exhausted,
friends intcrtcIed, and had the second round
postponed.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

eW- Tho annual surplus hog product OF
tho West is estimated at S35,00o,000.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

THE MouSr VERNoN EsrATs.-The New
York Herald notices the extraordinary efforts
making 10 collect iunds for the Purchase Of
the Mount Vernon Estate, aoi ,hv,r result,
IN the following severe thea % just mauuet;
Wait are tie fac,sl The tomb Of the
founder Of strai pcople-f5rh. prosperous
and powerful beyond al rFycrnvni, toe time
aud circumstances eoasti-r-d-'s y"lug 60
wreck aud ruin; aut IT, total decay, rs seems,
cannot be prevented Wiihnu; the gs5 "t the
most extraordinary sSrrtiou+ lic'e We have
I ala sorts Of ptoT'e going about the county
( begging IL every possible way iar q dollar
I fpr Wasiupgtou's grave. Women ATE ranutH 2
about, holding uP their aprons 20 eHIrs PEN
; uirs fur Washing ton, and great orator, iiSe
4 Mr. Everett is Obliged 10 consecfate bis
whole time To- going about the country and
( sriiing tor the immortal Bonner Ia raise a
lew dollars iur W asbing t"n. The fact -, thai
such STATE oi things j. an eternal shame aud
dlSsr &c L. all OF u. Washington, his name
aud fame, his abiding place in lie and DEATH
belong 10 the nation. The soil wherein IN.
body rests should be purchased by the Ton
grrs- Of the United States, and preserved i"I'
ever a. u p1ri If the national domain rs muei
a. the Capitol az the W bite tiousr. Az aP
preparation Of al lrasi five hundred Thousand
dollars should be reported esry during ih'
coming session, and We should not like to b.
the man 10 vote against II. Congress eat
vote away millions To enrich broken dow
hack politicians country printers. eau throw
away hundreds 81 thousands upon n mis- "a
, Bile hungry lobby. or ehdnw hamhug railway
r"'.'' r'-~ruTuw--'s- ''r ruuItc Laird, O
yoie great sums to build navy yards .~s.r.
no ships can ever 20, OF custom houses whrr
there are no duties TO be eolleeted--in fact, !
can provide lisefaliy for aii sorts Of Jobs t.
tecd political vagabonds, but il cannot 7pen'
| one cent al the public nrney for the gfav
of Washington. That PATRIOTS work is lief
( to the scholastic Everett aud the immor'a
Bonner. Truly it may be said that "repubic
, nfe upurntetn"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

az The News of Chicago announces the
certain and complete success OF the friends
OF Douglas N the legislature and adds tina,
the Administration failed to elect any If
their cnIdidatts
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

IRELAND IN New YoRK.-1he New York
correspondent of the Charleston Courier, in
n recent letter says--
I'VE now have John Kelly, mn lr,shman,
for Sheriff; John Clancy, nm lrishman, for
County Ciork: James Moncrirf, IN lrshman
for Judge OF the Superior Cour; and two
irishmen for Coroners.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19

BEGINNING To GIT THs DUsT OUT OF THEIR
Eyts.-ln letter to The Boston Courier
the Rev. Mr.. Oreut', Colonization Agent,
says
at is reported of convention Of colored
people, held IN New York, that u solneu hat
distinguished member present, in speaking OF
tced,ur OF the Tribune, SAID: "Onr thorough
going colored man is worth more to forward
our interests and secure our rights, than ali
the Greelcys in the world. Greeley is nm
adrot politician, aud adroit politicians are aI-
ways 10 be distrustrd. We must rot be
ba boozed by sham philnnthropists. There
has been a great deal Of capital sheared from
our woOI, but We have got none of the profits,
and We should not he dumb before the shear
ers any longer"
DocroRmG lIABlFs- The following is n
good hit at the absurd practice Of docioring
infants:
"You have lost your baby, ! hear" said
one gentleman t. another.
"Yes, poor little thing! II was only five
months old. We had four doctors, blister,d
its head and feet, pat mustard puultiers all
ed lis temples, had it blrd, and gave il all
kinds of medicines, and yet, after weeks
illness il died"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-11-19
NEw ORLEASs.-The Picdyunc of las,
week, remarks

Our general market has presented more
animated appearance during the past week,
with liberal supplies OF Southern staples aud
Of Western produce, and fair demand for
most Of the le0dinu articles III. La.lnos=
m uotron aud Flour has been genaran.. 81.
reduced rates, while Sugar, Mola-ses, Grain
and Provisions have commar ded full prices,
the rates for Pork and Bacon showing a ma
teIial advanee.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-08-02
THE PARAGUAY BLSfN3 SIS.

To ne Edito, Of The y. Y T,ibEna
Sir: | nodce IN your psper os yesterday yo'
Wsshir gon correspor dent, speaking Of the trou5S
with Paraguay Gays ina. am the ogont OF Hopkins
former Consul there, ard in some wey implicated W
those troubles and / noticed, my return from 10
West few days stree, another correspondence. fss
lshed in Jour paper from The Pt5iadelpdia -
Go=ete, a. signing NE the position o. having bees ~ ~.
poyed 10 prosecute clalms Interested with cish~~
agsirtt Paraguay.
Both tLese statements, aud thoss Of sipilar ceSs
ter that have appeared otter gepers sre utSiy
true. There is no foundation wna.ever for the1 o. o.,
the correspondents who have written nave, Su1a.
rot, been imposed upon oy psrias seeking 70 l''A'~
seliisn interests bY such m'renr asentstioDs' 49,.
Tie last correspondence hbsve referred % tnP,~,
10 ne tie meanness OF naLg jag around toe he'
az the Departments 70 get tAs Paraguay AiSsn. ia,
satisfied those who kno. need ID corI
G.. this, TO that correspondent, who perhaps a"' % Il e
would state that al the time indicatl : ! q.
Michigan. nave had Tor several morin' p,' ps.. 4
portant bu,ires5 with shs Dspsr meDt oil %. ,.sS
Washington, rct IN any respect relating. 10 fnsss
Or Paras eians, shich has induced Es Es,. .
at o.ffsTeBt times the s,uersble Secretary oi o. "a
wbors Paraguay has never been msat..aed D{ y. .t
on tse same buslresS have also san the i..ss
and other ohc ais a. Wasbirgtor. TIE npus..os
mais dtub,lesa originate in iEydious s~F
io2nqed on this circumstance. .xr,lo
Your cbedi.ut .sIyaaL ". > oA"
BrOro0b: BcHse Aug. ], 1883.