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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16
SELF PRESERVATION. &c.

IL debts due previous 10 the year 1884, will be cod
III lected by suit nj January Court before Mags-
trRte II not paid before that tin This al all all
persons, without distinction. "A word the wise Is u
!ent." X. G. Mon AIRY A co.
Dec loft.
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For Rent.

Two hsncfome sra comfortable Brick Dwellings, Nos.
and y, 'laiboTUes Row. These house, are new ans
ven hnnhed the rooms OF good size, with high settings
the houses wen ventilated hydraut the and
he OCCUPANT have The Tryi Of Free sci ooI ana
the right 10 educate thr children Without charge Ia-
ooTne On nilrs runs TtEErfy hour these Luu-
ses to the squa' c, at The low price Of Apply
A.N. :. LINDSAY.
Dec2-dtf = R GIAsCpCK
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HARNESS! HARNESS.!

NOTICE. have removed Harness shop from
~ Deaderick 10 No. 3, (up stsrs) South sde
Public Square, where / shall constantly keep and
VARIETY OF Coach and Buggy Harness and kip and
hog skin collars. {. L. HON ERTON.
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FOR RENT

THAT Country Cottage four niles from TIE "a
n, Cry, on TIE hstbviLe and Chattanooga Iss5E9
kairosd d, at eIcG, with twenty acres Of .kEf N
ground suitable for ArdeI ing, -A11'
decso-f, BOYD a co, No. 90 Cherry street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16
AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
IL. 81. French 81 Son.

I'm TUESDAY, January 9th, viii offer for sale
~ in front warehouse Clark street At 10
clock, the following articles. Of which We desire TO
close ont Without reserve viz:
so hhds Sugar. from fair TO TO doz Painted Puckets;
prime, 900 reaus Wrapping Paper;
100 bags n. O. and Baltiu % tbs Dom. Err ndy;
Coffee: % hhls Holland Gin:
1000 legs Nails, choice BIRDS; so bbls Julius Smiths Old
800 boxes star Candles fail Reserve whisky;
Eeight; % Matches:
1000 bbls. Whisky, various leo boxes Corn starch;
brands; 100 " Wheaton Starch;
100 bxs Tobacco; 100 q" CheroOt Cigar:
II SKIS coarse and hpe Salt; $50 A" TsnoW Candles,
10000 Cigars, aSs'd brands; Backing large an
$50 bSs enc Brandy; small.
$50 doz Rrooms;
With other articles in the grocery Zine numerous
mention jan. 49, II. 5. FRENCH a son.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16

THE Tax Payers notified that the roll
for the year ISIS, Is le in the County Court
Clerks Cfce and all remain there until TIE LIST day OF
February next inspection and orreon- It hoped
that those viii attend this immsoIsts
ly olecor's Books be mad up after
the lst OF February $ possible. W. q. LANiER,
jan12--f Assessor
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.ppRFNTIcEs TO BE BOUND our.

uyHERE are n the Davidson County Poor hO1fe iour
raII,s North CT Nashville, the Briek ChErca Turn
s. Road az or eight PAaper Gu ldrsn 10 be bend
Al, Peay keeper the Poor house, VIII sho~ theE
20 any person wishing 10 see them.
By order Of the COaaiy coart-
- HAwRs GRAVES
lanf4-a2f.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
For cairo and Memphis.

TEE as.s passenger packet, !. Q. n
J art Tor the above and ali interuedi-
As psFt On MONDAY. skn, islh. isos. a. ecssk. a.
Jaais-sa. Al. pAvIs. froni 81.
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FOR RENT

TWO story frame house in McGavock's addition 49,
Il onainiI i've rooms, kitchen, large yard F7:;:i
and a good well OF water. Apply TO LII
". P. MCFARLAND,
decS1-f No. rs, North College 81.
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Havana CSgOs. Store,

DRAM III OE LHCo. CAADO&Nd,
No. %, Cedar tcpposite the Commercial Hotel
TI7HF partnership heretofore existing between Thomas
Cardona the undersign ed aving been Dissolved
In tenion 30 continue she Cigar Busne He
10 for their liberal
them that he INTENDS TO keep
stanty on leH did oek Of tgars Of the hpet
and best brcught 10 this market, which he
will sell At prices By the box. Heiuytes his old
customers and the public generally 10 give him call
Ian IA G. IHoMAT.
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NOTICE.

yTHE fine Stock o. Readymade Clothing lat the Auction
l. Rooms of fSenj- T.. Shields,) will be open for
few DAYS longer.
wishing supply Themselves viii do veil to call
without further delay. BENZ. T. SHIELDS.
janl5-tf.
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MONEY WANTED.

DEAD and do wel-Do into We heye dcBe nnte
II you;- oos yen want d-FooaS. q . cold you
Money We Wan-Tlesse pay N n indeb e
Us for 1876 ard 1857 Will pie
their accounts. II c WHITE
jan2 lin
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NEGROES FOR SALE.
WE wILLExCuANGE FOR NEGROES
Those Fine Guns +!

THE subscriber is selling Invoice Of spend Guns at
such prices to induce purchasers to 800 per
GU, not ri hstanding tn pressure OF the tim s.
These Guns will remain for a few days longer giving
those in ant OF tp.tOp Double Barrel Gun, Rhe Re
volver, any article Of shooting Fihng ack Cut
lery, be assured that the goods will give satsfac
tin. BENZ. +. SAIELDS.
Jan16-tf
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MARl<lED.

On Thursday evening" the th inst by the Rev Charles
IN. o. ticayune,
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CLOVER SEED.

90 BBLs. Pennsylvania Clover iced to arrive by
~ steamer Fannie Fern, and for sale by
Jan16-u ID d. DICKEY.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

Inc discussion on the resolutions before the San.
ste was continued by Mr.. Travis who occupied the
moor during the afternoon session.
ADJOURNED until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning.
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dividend NOTICE.

THE Stockholders of the NAshve Gas Light Company
win please take notice tAta Dividend Of per cent.
DER ,h last cir months d<csred BY The Board OF Dree
tors and mad payable Cd and after The II u inst.
i.nsSig In. KKA DkICK, see'y.
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For Hire.

TWO frst rate negro worasn. washers and iSonerA
ssansress &e., siiAoat inranbrAres. Aka. boz
Ia years cd Apply - Ii. n. r. foGd,
ese1l--d se-e Aofth Chsrry Street.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16
Nashville Female Academy.

WE citizens of Nashville will be pleased to know, that
during the session, the patronage of this In
before.
We have, however in most ofour Classes room for
from the fact that during the
pied by tie school doubled. The entire building s
heated with steam which found to contribute greatly to
the comfort and health of Pups and also frees
from the danger of fire. just the dread OF parents
The hrst session of 1853 Hil commence on Monday,
January 2 til.
Having public examinations, friends are invited
to call AT hour, and the ordinary operations
OF The school The Closing each day ~ = to
o'coct would be interestI friend
Jan16--3t- c. D. ELLIOTT.
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THE C! MPBELLS ARE COMING !
CRISP'S GAIETY THEATRE.
For Six Nights Only
Lessee and Manager, w. HI. Girls

SATURDAY EVENING. JAN. 18th,
MATT PEEL's great troupe Of original CAMPBELL
Nl hINSTRELS. The manager has the pleasure to an
nounce thatl has ase with this great
troupe. Tie company organized consists Of the
best tale ut the Eied States under the direction Of
he world renowned MATT PEEL. Change of programme
.shtly.
Tickets, 20 cents; Children han price. Gallery for Co
ored Per- ons 20 cents Doors a. o'clock
Concert to commence at half-past T. jan 6
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FOR SALE.
"a. 900 PAPERS FRESH GARDEN SEEDS

"a. 600 PAPERS FRESH GARlEs SEEDS
M In recePi Of the most extensive stock Of
w GATaen SEEDS, embracing many aew and valuable
varieties brongh to TINA they AL q
grSSt Of 1851 and from the Ollowtsg hOasss Of vel
knoEn reputaOon-
DR.. LancIeth A eons, PHILADELPHIA
The Aze rieAn Seed GaTosn, wlfherstsld, 4e-
kiSley's FREEDOMS, New YORK.
shAA CT q Ardens, south mon, Ky,
Deser ptise the above houses ready for
grAtaitoas dat baton. Call and get one.
In addition TIE Above, have large supply of the
usual yAE1ess ~ the pound aud beans b.
the eashei-
1000 PAPERS FLOWER sEED.
Just received the celebrated johnson, Rob-
bins a Co.. 2UO0 papers OF Poser sods The lovers 81
Fosers hive q larger and better fron
vhch make their selection Of leeds, than they have
heretofore had In this eity. RAINS a hkOwN.
No 10, o-th Futile square
JaniS-tL Opposite the AArket Acase,
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TRUST SALE

DY virtue u deed q exesated 10 the II
ID July, is5g ~ koo4 A. hussis, ARD Estsfed N ne
Kegs once u DAytds8n coty, book No. %. oes
Ana for the PaIose therein mentioned, v On SATURDAY,
33rd day q January a. The Coahsass door m he eiy
az Nzshss expose 70 pase sAle highest bidasr for
All the real estate therein spcc1sd situated n os-
trcIs' u sad cooHty, beag al the undlSaed one
ninsh q Ma. HagEiss bz0nsins 10 sid
E0bert. Ana beioE aDosi 30 aeres more &C les.
ians-td. T. IA. EAST, rrasee.
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NOTICE.

900 SACKS Pennsy mia Buckwheat FI lou on hand
COO and for sale by d. d. DICKEY-
Ian1H-tf
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? GOO PAPHRs ILoWyE sYFn

BUCkwHEATf BUCK W HEATH
est resolved go b.gs haed FeansylyAniA Back
QUICK MEAD.
Delivered 70 say pArt Of the els fires q charge.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-16
CBANCERY sALEoF SLAVES.

pursuance Of decree made heretofore by the Chan
Gerry Court at ashville in the of d. Neal
= T. Pitts and others will sell highest bidder for
eaSb, on the Public Square in the City OF Nashville,
rfOhDAf the 2CTd DAY Of FEBRUARY, SIS. the
olo" ng seven slaves, tow Louisa Maria, Elen, Alsy
Lucy Ann. Margaret, and Martha.
c. D. BRIEN, c. NJ.
jan 10, lS5s-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12
Kansas In Congress-The Decisive Issue upon
the Slavery Question.

We publish this morning two very suggestive
articles upon the Kansas question-one from
the Charleston Mercury, representing the views
and the position of the Southern pro-slavery
ultras, and the other from the Chicago Tribune
defining with equal boldnese, the position of the
anti-slavery ultras or nigger-worshippers Of the
Northwest. Between these extremes there is q
broad and deep chasm which II will be mpossi-
BILE to bridge over without the most violent
hostility thus arrayed against each other And
In view Of this tremendous and momentous
contest, which is now close at hand, all other
political questions, measures and movements.
whether Of a ministerial sectional or party
character, sink into comparative triHes.
For some weeks past the two houses Of Con-
gress, TO keep their courage up" have been
"whistlng" Yankee Doodle, with call the
modern improvements" except the Kansas va
riations, all Of which is very much like the
playing of " Hamlet with the part of Hamlet
left out. We have had all sorts Of small beer
speeches upon treasury note issues, Commodore
Paulding, flibustering, ." the gray-eyed man of
o'Shhff viz hoimOhnf ohu WHAT nut Dut Since
Christmas, Kansas, the overriding and para
mount question, appears 70 have frightened all
the men Of Buncombe of both houses into 81
lence upon that subject, as by common consent
And well may they shrink and pause upon the
threshold Of this Kansas difficulty; for as il
now stands, II not only involves the dissolution
and reconstruction Of parties and Presidential
factions and cliques, but the last and decisive
battle Of the South for her vanishing balance
Of power in the general government With the
admission Of Kansas, the power, the prestige
and the unity Of the South will be indicated.
or they will be lost and II lost, all the efforts
Of Southern men, and all their achievements in
preserving something like the law of sectional
equivalents since the adoption of the constitu.
ton, will cease TO be Of any practical value
AL tic merits and oil The contingencies Of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

The PALM OF COMMERCIAL RAscArTY.-h has
long been usual to follow Sydney Smiths ex-
ample, and write and speak Of this country as q
nation of sharpers. In every great city Of Eu-
rope the rascality Of merchants in the United
States IL assumed as thing too well known to
be questioned. II is generally understood that
the more respectable classes among us devote
their leisure TO the manufacture of wooden nut
megs and herse hair hams, which are disposed
of by the people of the Fifth avenue to the Irish
and German immigrants on their arrival.
This is very common German and French
view Of the United States. The English view
has not changed much since the time of Sydney
Smith.
Recent events will necessitate some correc-
ton Of these opinions. From the statements Of
the London Times il appears that able as we
have been supposed TO be in every department
of swindling we are yet surpassed by our
transatlantic cousins, the English. We seem
to do very well on a small scale; but their
rogues operate magn6cently, by hundreds OF
thousands. They rob banks of half million
at time they draw qasrter Of million OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

MR.. AsPINwALL's MURrLLo.


Mr. Aspnwal's recently imported picture of the "Cou.
cepton," by Murillo, Ia now exhibition at williams *
Stevens gallery, on Broadway. We had opportunity
Of inspecting yesterday and have hesitation in pro-
nouncing genuine. Although az fine specimen Of
this great masters style those in the Louvre the
National Gallery In London Is still glorious picture
In general treatment, tone and physical attributes we
have all the characteristics OF those celebrated works
The face Of the Virgin divine and enchants the spect
tor by rs marvellous beauty and soncss The arrange
ment OF the accessories almost identical with that Of
Marshal sosts famous picture but there are marked diff
ferences In the tnts employed Every who has secn
the latter will rccolect the wonderful transparcncy
OF the atmospheric effects, although presenting q
sufficient body Of color 10 throw the face of the
Virgin into relief. In Mr.. Aspinwalls picture
these effects have been 10 certain degree lost either by
the fading OF the colors the njudcous restoration OF
that portion OF the painting that where we expect 4,
find transparency we have only an opaque mass Of yell
low ochre through which the heads OF the angels have
the same difficulty In forcing themselves they would
find In london November sky. Apart from this defect
which as we have said may have arisen from be-
yond the painters control calculation this picture
acquisition OF nestimable value the OF this country
In devong portion OF their wealth 10 the purchase OF
such treasures, like Mr.. Aspinwan contribute 70
progress which only required these suxiarcs TO place IL
upon a level with that Of the foreign schools
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

Chs New Es<ak HorAld-Edltao~ cbr Europe.
The Cunard mail steamship Niagara, Cap&. wickman,
VIII leave Boston Wednesday. at noon, for Liverpool
ms European mails will close in ths city at TO-
day, 70 go by railroad and at half past two O'Clock p
10 60 by steamboat
Tho European edition OF the HxsAIS printed In French
Aad Enysh will be published at ten o'clock In the
Ang 6ngie copies, In wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and Advertisements Tor any edition OF the
Nsw YoRx HEaAIS viii be received Of ths following
places In Europe
Lsuses Samson Low, Son 4 Co., q Ludsa.e hill.
Am European Express Co, 81 King William st
PAsa An European Express Co. Place de Ia Bourss.
GvwecoL. Am European Express Co. Chapel street.
R Stuart 10 Exchange street, East
VIA. Am. European Express Co.. q Rue Cor,eAie
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United States District Court.
Before Hon. Judge Belts.

SWEARING IN OF THE NEW UNITED STATES DISTRICT
ATTORNEY.
JAN. 1l.-This hing the Hon. John McKeen and Mr.
Joacbimssen entered court accompanied by Theodore
sedgwick, ESQ, the newly appointed successor 10 Mr.
McKcon, a. United States District Attorney.
Mr. sedgwick received the congratulations of the Judge
and the few members Of the bar who were present.
The Clerk then administered TO the new ocia the fol.
lowing oath OF Office
Theodore Sedgwck being duly sworn depose and
nat viii support the constitution Of the United states and
that Will faithfully execute the once of Attorney OF the
United States for the Southern district Of New York 50 belp
me God.
Aner the oath was administered Mr.. MoKesn shook
hands with his friend Mr. Sedgwick and congratulated
him on his appointment Mr. Sedgwick does not intend 70
make any changes In his department for the present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12
The GENERAL SswspArvR pxpArcm.

WasnSGros, Jan. ii, 1858.
The Treasury Department received to-day from the
gravcr and will omorrow, 10000 Treasury notes
Of the denomination OF 800.
The President sent 10 the Senate today for conrma-
ton, AN the Rhode Island appointments.
The consideration Of Mr.. Chords appointment 10 The
vacancy in the Supreme Court will on 10 morrow
The Post Once Department has issued proposals for con-
veying the mails in Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas,
Louisiana, Texas, Kentucky Tennessee Missouri Iowa.
Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Wisconsin Minnesota Nebraska
and Kansas The advertisement Is the largest over pre-
pared BY government, making hundred and tweaty-
seven columns OF the Union Very much additional SER
vice by railroad and river IL required and Thousands Of
weekly routes are changed TO daily and~tri weekly The
number OF routes in these sections probably twice
many Is those advertised four years 40
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

Important from Mcxicc.
COMBINATIONS TO PUT DOWN COM0NpOxr-A nuv
MINISTRY FoRAKD-RRPoRTKD DEATH OF ALyA-
REz-CIvIL WAR INEVITABLE ETC.
NEW ORLHANs, Jan. IL. 1865
The steamship Tennessee, from Vera Cruz on the IN
inst, has arrived here.
numerous party had risen against the plan Of Tsou.
baya, consisting Of large majority outside Of the mill
tary.
Comonfort the Dictator left the capital the La .s<
at the head Of division of troops HIS destination va
unknown Before his departure he organized ministry,
among whom Aecatris, Esparta, Cerdo ana Payno.
On New Years day the Diplomatic Corps paid their
poets to Comonio but the absence OF the British Repre-
sentative caused much remark.
There WAS rumor of the death Of General Alvarez
General Parodi had issued proclamation against Co.
action and has recalled the acceptance Of N
the plan Of Tacabuya.
Civil seems inevitable.
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Superior Court.

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO CHIEF JUSTICE DUER.
JAN. n.--Much anxiety manifested in the Superior
Court this morning M The report Of accident which had
occurred 10 Judge Duer sppess that the venerable
and learned Chief Justice leaving the Of Judge
Woodruff No 10 Twenty ninth street, Saturday even
ing, between and O'Clock be slipped the steps, fell
and broke his right thigh Judge Duer was removed 10
his own residence in q carriage. We understand he
somewhat easter The injury what In called a simple
and not compound fracture, and will be the easily
knitted together.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12
The Virginia Legislature on the Admission Of
Kansas, and Gen. Walkers Cause.

RICHMOND, Jan. III, 1888.
Mr. Duckwall offered resolution in the House OF Dc,e-
gates to-day nstrucns the Senators Representatives
from Virginia mtonsrcs 10 all honorable means 70
procure the admission Of Kansas into the Union unds~
the Iecompton constitution the best Of dspos
ing " this que on The Governor ordered to for
ward copies OF the resolution 10 Senators and Repre-
sentatves In Congress.
similar resolution offered In the Senate. Both
were laid on the table and ordered 10 be printed
Gen. Walker arrived here 10 day, supposed for the pur
pose Of influencing the Legislature " pass the resolutions
offered some days since In his behalf and ordered 10 be
printed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

81. LOUIS Jan. II, 1868.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Democrat says that the
free State legislative and State ticket received average
majority of 1856 votes At Wyandotte the majority against
the Lecompton constitution was 373. The Leavenworh
Times says that the average majority Of the free State
ticket in that city upwards os o0 and the majority
against the constitution ,370 Gentlemen from the Ter
rory say that there little doubt about the election Of
the FREQ State ticket by large majority No disturbance
Is reported thus far.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12
The Nebraska Legislature on thc Lecompton
Convention.


Resolutions have been introduced into the Nebraska
legislature deprecstng the action OF the Lecompon Con
venton in falling 10 submit the constitution 10 vote Of
the people, and expressing fear that the establishment q
such precedent may have an important bearing upon
the character OF their own domestic institutions Resolu-
tons endorsing Mr.. Ferguson 10 seat In Congress- In pro
ference Chapman, had passed both houses by decided
vot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

most arocous murder was committed al Poclvlle,
four miles from here last night Jared Comstock and
wife, aged over seventy years. the victims Thor
son was the murderer he has been ov some time insane
about eight o'clock last evening he killed his father BY
knocking MN down with an axe and his mother was
killed with skillet He then cut their hearts out and
cut one OF the bodies in pieces and roasted the other
the stove, eating portion OF H. He intended 10 have
killed his sister but fortunately she escaped The murde
rer " IN custody, and has confessed the act
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-12

D. p Hogue was elected Mayor OF Tallahassee, Fla, on
the 9th inst
rx covsrnor rsmes C. Jones' OF Tenn, and Hon. A. III
Douglas OK Mayor Of Memphis, Tenn, arrived In Charles
ton, & G. on the Tth inst.
ARRIVALS.
Prom Charleston IN steamship FaahvieMrs Van West
MISS MARY OFT Boyden L scoded, 3 Mallory. Dsrg
nett aud rs In The steeIage