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The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
Shasta County Courts.

He'd ON the lst Mondays Of January, May and
September.
At said terms, the business pertaining to the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of and
after that the business of the County Court and
Probate Court in such order as the Judge NAV
determine.
BOARD OF SuPERvIsoRs-Meet lst Mondays in
Nay, August, November and February.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07

"scorcH lTcH. exchange has discovered
that scnottisehe is corruption of The words
:" Scotc- Itch" and that the famous dance owes
its name to person afflicted with the Scotch
plague aforesaid
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07

FILLING UP.-A gentleman who has of late
travelled extensively in the Indian territory. west
of Arkansas and south of Kansas, says that hun
dreds of white settlers from Arkansas and Mis-
souri, have quietly moved into that region and
occupied the waste lands belonging 10 the In
dians, and that the Indian Agents connlye at it.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
PROFESSIONAL.
JAMES E. PELHAM, M. d.,
PHYSICIAN.
SURGEON md
ACCOUCHER. 1.
OFFICE-MAIN STREET, SECOND DOOR
above Bently's Livery StsaAc.
Shasta. Oct 3, 1885. a = o3tf
EMPIRE HOTEL.

HAVING PURCHASED ONE HALF OF THIS
Ii well known Hotel, and obtained limited
lease of the other take great pleasure in an
nouncing to my friends and the public generally,
that no efforts on my part will be spared to please
those who may favor US with their patronage.
The catering will hereafter be under my person.
al supervision.
This House is far superior to any in this city,
being built of brick, expressly for first class
Hotel
The ROOMS and BEDS will always be found
clean and the most comfortable in the place.
The BAR always supplied with the best of
liquors and the choicest of cigars.
TERMS!
Board and Lodging, per week..............l6 90
Board per day.......-.... ..................2 2 so
Single Meals. IS
Lodging, with ROOM. ....................... 90
]. H. ROBINSON, Proprietor.
Shasta Nov. s. 1857. nol4:tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
Times of Holding Courts.

NINTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
SHAsTA-Thrd Mondays in January May and
September.
s1sKrYou-First Mondays in March, July and
November.
TRIsIrY-Second Mondays in April, August
and December
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07

BEARD.-Sereral metrlcal attacks upon bear
have been made. The best we remember I
have seen is the following parody on CambelI
on Hoheninden
On manhood when the race was young,
The beard in uushorn beauty sprung,
And nations felt what poets sung
Mans great and matchless majesty.
But manhood saw another sight,
When fashion bade each luckless wight
With lather make himself fright,
And use the keen-edged cutlery.
With napkin near, his glass arrayed,
Each then drew his razor blade,
With soap and brush lather made,
Ts-'ide the dreadful butchery.
And whittier yet that face should grow,
When all the glorious beard laid low,
His glass womans face shall show,
Shorn Of its manly majesty.
Therazor glides Before it fall
Mustachio and imperial
The stately beard and whiskers all
The victim of its treachery.
All few continue to be men;
For many even glory, when
Each day the soapy foam again
Is made their manbood's sepuehre.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
Who Wants, For One Dollar,
White Teeth and Pure Bre eath, Lustrous
Dark Hair, and a White Fine
Compile xion!

DRICE REDUCED TO rs AND so CENTS
L for these superb preparations:
Lafont's West India Soap Root,
which whitens polishes and cleans the foulest
teeth, and cleanses the mouth, tongue, throat,
&c. 1t fathers like soap. 'Tis superb.
The beautiful emolient, healing properties of
Jones Italian Chemical Soap,
are possessed by none other. 1t cules the above
or any other disease or discoloration, and rem
ders the complexion white and transparent. 1t
is the best shaving soap made.
Jones Coral Hair Restorative
makes the hair grow dark, stops its falling of,
cures dandruf and dresses the worst hair freely.
Sold at every respectable drug store in Cali
fornia.
AGExrs-PARK & WHITE, San Francisco.
je5-3m
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07

VINO NoNrsATED WAsnfSGTcS-A writer in
the National Inteliigencrr says tlat Washington
Irving, page 453, vol. /, claims for Johnson a
delegate from Maryland in the Continental Con-
gress, the honor of having nominated Washing
ton for the position of COMMANDMENTS Chief
The election was by ballot and unanimous.
Bancroft, In bis last volume. page 393, saws
Thomas. of Maryland nominated George Wash
ington. and as he had been brought forward at
the particular request of the people of New
England. he was elected by ballot unanimously 2
By typographical oversight the name o.
Johnson WAS omitted after the Christian ..ame
Thomas. in Mr.. Baneroft's work. 1t should have
read. a. Thomas johnson, of Maryland"
John Adams claimed the credit Of first sup
gesting the name of George Washington. Life
and Works, vol. 2. page 4ls,) hut also uni.es in
the assertion, Up. 4l2) that Mr. johnson. who
was afterwards Governor Of Maryland, made the
nomination.
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
Judge Douglas In Georgia.

An exchange says that Mr.. Hill, member Of
Congress from Georgia, in speech in the House
few days ago, paid the following tribute to the
statemanship, talents and political integrity of
Judge Douglas:
"Certanly it will not be expected of me that
shall stand upon this floor as a panegyrst Of
the distinguished Senator from Illinois but I
am apt to think that lie whom have so often
and so recently in my own State and in my own
district extolled as II Saul in Israel, towering
above the political hosts" is the same to-day
that he was in 1854. Men-and | thank God
that it is so-are not chameleons; certainly great
men are not so-and class in that category the
distinguished statesman from Illinois, because
his own party stamped him with that seal, and
they cannot take it away from him. He is in
tellectually to-day, as he has been heretofore,
worthy of the soubri9uet which has been applied
to him, "The Little Giant" Is he less honest
now than he was in 1854? Why should it be
said so? Is any more honest, more
sincere than he was in 1884? And this explains
the question which put to the distinguished
gentleman from Virginia, Mr.. Smith, the other
day; does the fact that gentleman who disap-
proved of the legislation of 1854, and now ap-
proves the admission of Kansas under the Le-
compton constitution. make HIM better Demo.
crat than he who devoted life soul and every
energy he possessed to the adoption of that
measure
The Shasta courier., 1858-08-07
KOSSUTH HOUSE.

d. THE SLEEPING DEPARTMENT OF
Emil this well known Hotel Stand has of
I'LL late been considerably improved, and
clean and comfortable beds may now always be
relied on.
The Table and Bar supplied with the
best in the market, as usual.
BSy FREE BA tbs to Boarders.
AUG. LESCHINSKY, proprietor.
Shasta, Aug 90, 1857. au22tf
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-02

Final action Of the General Conference
Of the II. P. Church, at atLynchburg,
Va, upon the Memorial Of the Gin.
cinnati Convention.
The undersigned, members Of the com.
mittee on Memorials and Petitions, to
whom wasreierred the "MemoriaI Of the
Convention Of Representatives. of North
ern and Western Conferences Of Ihe Me-
thodist Protestant church, assembled al
Cincinnati, Ohio." having duly consider
ed the same, beg leave to report:
/" That according 10 the copsiituiiop Of
the Methodist Protestant Church, taking
the word Of God for the rule the Local
Judiciary, andnot the General Conference
isthe proper tribunal by which all qhes.
tions Of morhlitys bearing upon thsstaud.
ing Of membws Of the Melhodist Protes.
iapt Church shouldbe determined !" and
that this General Conference has no
constitutional authority To- grant lhs
Of said petitioners. y
20. sKIDwELL,
LNs-.z B. s. BIBB.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-02
Tha Extra Inneshin.

= There has been a statement going tLe
ronds 'of the newspapers ia this Judicial
District to the effect that the Sham Dem
ocfstie party has. a majority Of one hun.
dted and eighty votes in, The, District,
which we wish 10 correct.
h,.Ilis true hat at the last election PAYNE
Tad a maj, Of $50. over both VAN TRgMP
and CHAsE, bnt it mustbe borne in mind
that, ibe Americans Of Muskingnm, by
tssolEtion, voted foo IPAYRe to defeat
GFAsg, and gtbat gole amouted TO 99s,
also, in, this County there was, Three or
-Four hundred Americans who voted for
PAYNE. We. iherefore think the Presi.
dsntialasote0f ls5esis the best, land far
est test Of the strength iofall parties. The.
vote Wasiasefollows: .ssqlst1Ao as.lritr
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IpF0rney, in lhe Prsss Of the l5!h
instant, in speaking Of Lecomp.on and
Y The futaS6 Of the Locofoco Party, says; /

tuSteHtfs tusssitSoNhS " ASOOAnPfoh oh'
The futas6 Of the Locofoco Party. says;
.sastI is madness 10 suppose that we can
/ 80 into an election with The Lecompion
/, frhpd, or, that we. can escape popular
J, Condemnation BY refusing to repudiate il.
1 IN. an the history Of, that fraud there is
not. a gleam 10 light US to deliyerance. It
is one night Of .hlackness, without star
to promise redemption. Fromslhe first,
no one event happened by which to iustit
'fYi To- an, intelligent, or even TO q partial
and q con6di9g Democracy, + II we st-
Z, tempt to carry, ,this policy, we caTsy the
corpse Of the. most splendid and effective
political organization that ever exlsied, to
"a perpetual tomb; for it is as wild a
] dream Of diseased Imagination as ever
visited the unilned and disordered brain
ofinsani,y, 10 suppose that from the decay
and the ,desettion, and the betrayal of a
great principle; will spring The, healthy
flowers Of recuperatiop. Sc Nothing will
grow on such atomb but successive crops
OF defeat and disgrace. Vain, utterly and
smadlys vain, the cry that our overthrow,
for the sake Of such an iniquiiy as Lecomp-
ton, will be followed by The victories
(which avenged and yindicaied the Demo
,cracy after a popular verdict had mista-
.kenIy pronounced against certain great
reforms which have made its record shine
so resplendsnt ip history a5q s1n
hllWih L.ecompion, as wih-the Tariff Of
h42, the Locofoco party, or it's leaders
ahave betrayed the confidence placed in
them Dy the people; and from The past,
lis there not reason 10 suspect them of
doing the same in future? 1t will be
'recollected, that when The Chief Magis-
s.trate accepted the platform adopted OF
Cincinnati, he acknowledged himself in
favor Of popular Sovereignty and reiter.
Gated that sentiment inshis inaugural. But
where are those pledges nov !Hf How.
faithfully he stood by them. No, Mr..
.Forney, tits folly to talk abou: that party.
coming back to set Of Fixed principles !;
asacf policy, does not belong to their
-"pandora box. ." Mum is the principle
inow;-for, without regeneration il, will.
be utterly impossible for them TO- act
honestly in any future campaign. Yes,
mum and gananon are the princiPlesii!-r7
Yes. Mr. Press well may you sAyG;tif il
would be madness for the Democratic
pshy toago into an elections with the
Ascompt5R' ffaud."s No, indeed II cart
bsdid, You may order i ur, lbd'tyou are
.bpunaIlog be aeuchted, for we hold ihsiw0
stboWers aud ace'' against you! = The
ssindle deaa'. go down Already have
fbs people spoken upon the subject and
have given . decided rebuke to the idea.
$50 iimust be;li' the people will be the
pbnplsY i'm spite of any policy you may
enact loruihep future Of s,seh a party Ex.
glaNgnll lltl.l d q .sllfs..a srll % .GiEt
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to subserve. If there Is such man in
the District we would like to see him
brought out as an independent candidate.
We think we could name several such,
but it is nol eur place. Just now, % suR.
.gestauy name I'm connection with hat
Office. seN s.
The above is copied from theSe clAirsviIle
Rspukhcan, and S true statement Of
the relptiye,strenglh Of The political par
iiesSas indicated by the vote cast in 1855.
i should also be borne in mind thai there
are from 1900 to 1000 Americans, in
this ccsnT, who voted sor Fremon. in
1855 that wil6neger cast their vote for a
nian'for the Office Of Judge Of the Com.
mon Pleas, who has made bis marx
the principles Of the American
party. An, Anti: Leoompton : candidate,
with an American record. other things
being equal, can be elected. It is time
to be casting about, in order to unite upon
the proper person,
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blood is not slaguated, but calculates free
" through his heart. He is the Judge
Mills Of to-day. These men had some
acquaintance with the Fathers Of the Re-
public; they knew what they meant.--.
They saw hem steering the ship Of State
On Gks frst past 81 i6s successful voyage
we hopesto make. The locks qfthat Old
man, CrittsDdsm, whom may God pre-.
serve, are wet with the mists df that yor,
don over which our Fathers passed from
The house bf bondage to the promised
land. (Hete band Of music which was
passing, burst into . triumphant Strain.
f'And you, gentlemen Of the Jury, are
asked to imPrisonl "a white man becabse
he eqteItains thesame opinion in relation
to slasory which was propagOted BY a
Kentucky Court ~ =
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-02

NBw OalEANs, May 80. In the Com
mon COUNCIL Of this city, held last even.t
ing, resolutions were read authorizing the
Mayor 70 equip and send an armed vessel
against the British cfbisers. A meeting
was called at the Arcade on Saturday 10
take into consideration ihe sending Of an
armed vessel to the Gulf. si2,( III
F. A grea! Indignation meeting was held
at the Arcade. Fire thousand people
were present. Gen. Palfrey was called
to the chair and ColseA. IT. Farmer ap.
pointed secretary Resolutions we're
passed, after several eloquent speeches
were delivered. recommending every yes-
sci to arm and equip before leaving this
port, iandio offer everyresistance possible
to British cruisers. Great enthusiasm
was displayed 1.-THE meeting. q asi.sld
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-02

CINciNsArI, May 2s.--Flour Is IN
good demand and firm at 90, ,65a3, Co.,
Whiskey is in gooaf'demand at I73c.
There Is an improved demand for bacon,
The riEeris rising about one inch per
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! IlIYnTE r0R ,PREsIpRNT9 iN 1855,


Minority As5,477l ~ 3755{ e9 1905 ,
lIEHfl BE seen ftomtbe Above that B6!
cHANAF had j plurality of ass over Free
mbIf. bnt he Was IN 4. tlihority, Of
3.4bs toiks. and FRFSoSr Aeked 4, ,665
ofhaving a majority ID shE District. I paaI
Itis evident, them that The Americans
hold ihs balenEf Qfpowegip shsIistriet,
and they intend 70 pse oiba but not for
Party pprposes They are opposed 10
funnipe partlzdn Judges lbslisxmgnfrom
the exaNPlss sst W tlAi supreme Court
-:tlal u has q tendency to corrupt all
csa1is, butonhailihey want, and Intend
& ~ ~. |laii. .'tE election 1r a. Z fi Z
cisoff Nr|kunpluiei iadspsBdsnt nan 10
thai o'e6| one Fti,pissniirhlyI Idisccpnect
ef|Rilh tho parfiesnanII fnciiopbIofs sbe
'ts5. and one who'has moi f1iiay interesi
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Unesquare II lines or less, insertlon... 81 ,UU
(" - 2 80. l,25
2k Il 9s - lsp
Every subsequent insertion, !. y,.v ; y, .sl14
One column per year. ...............asl 10000
Professional and business cards per year., 500
When there isno contract made and the mum.
Der Of insertions is not marked on the cards or
advertisements at Che time they are handed in
for publication, they will be continued in unit
shsyaIe ordered out. and charged BY the square
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rThe Toledo Rlade Of the 2eIl

:. -ffHf 4.9sa~fsS%ft u
instant. says:
The Americans and Republicans gcf
Buffalo and Erie counties have settlediall
their differences and united in call for a
great county meeting, on the 9th inst,
for the purpose Of protesting against the
Kansas policy Of the President, and for
uniting the parties in one solid column Of
opposition to the Buchanan Administra-
ton. The call is signed by several
thousand names, and according to- the
Express, embraces men Of all shades Of
politics. Those who helpsd tomake the
Buffalo platform, in ls4s, have joined
with the supporters Of Scoll and Pierce
in 1852 and Of Fremont and Fillmore in
1855, and unite their strength for the
coming conflict. This Is one Of the most
hopeful movements Of the day, and should
be largely initiated. a.5.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-02

In Brooke County, on Thursday last,
the Democrats succeeded in electing Their
ticket .excep. the Sheriff and sarveyor.
Tbe following are the names Of the suoi
cessiul candidates, with their respective
nsjCrities': Sheriff James Kuhn, ro7
mai; CLERK Of Ihs cour. n Common ID ii
Pleas,J EiaylOr, Esq, Al majority;
Clerk Of Circuit Court. Robt. Nichols,
47msj; Commissioner Matthew Reeves.
Is4msj County Surveyor, johnson, IS
maj Constable. John $. Morep, ss maj.
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CINciNNATI, May 29.--Flour is steady
with "a airidsmand sales 12O0, ibbls, al
S3,6o Ia -S8, 10. for super6ne, and i % 10
a4for extra There isan active demand
for awhiskey, in advance Of the supply,
and prices are / higher; sales 100 lbbls
at l7b cts. gysd 4 iGfslsgn1 lsgijei, aqif
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-02

qPHrLADELpHlA, May 49, .--The funeral
ofGen. Smith, this afternoon, was amin.
posing display.n The first dSision Of
militia uadsfaGen. Cadwallader, also a
detachmen, Of U. s.. Marines and the
Scott Legion had the left line Of honor.
The Duquenae Grays from Pittsburgh,
also pataded. The3fdneral proceeded to
Laurel Hill, when the National Guard
fired the usual salute. sasg 'itDs eiisa'
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-02

The Cleyeland Plaindsqler says tha,
Mrs. Cunningham -Burdell has purchased
= farm il Carol county, about four miIes
from Carolton, and about seventy miles
from that city. She bought the farm
lt5Hi tfe Heirs u Tie lats Dr. Samuel
seafss paying ~, 900 down for Il, and we
undeEslund that she will take immediste
possession aaiqg rsc
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.BKMaGNETTC f7,ELEGRaPH
Congressional.

WASHINGTON, May 2S.-House--The
;daywaa spent principally in the discus
sion ofthe appropriation bills.o ait !.
Senate. "A communication was received
from the President, conveying the CORES.
pondence respecting the arrest Of General
William Walker, which waslaidover and
ordered to be printed. b STa3 9IeL ="
/ Mr.. Mason, from the committee on
foreign affairs, presented the following
resolutions :ts 81 aeii ys;fss =
ResoIved, That American ships at sea
under flag remain under jurisdiction Of
the coun.ryto which they belong; and,
therefore, that any visitation ormolesta-
tion is an infraction Of the sovereignty Of
the United Siatesi a@ ,Bps p
ResoiUed, Tha, these aggressions do
maud such unequivooal explanation from
Great Britain, as shall prevent their. re-
currenee in future. snaE 8Sl
ID Resolued, That the Committee appro-
YES Of the action of the Executive. and
are prepared to recommend such future
legislation as circumstances may require.
These resolutions will be considered TO-
morrow. gHl-5 ..Fi 3i9fl 1at-
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1858-06-02

WAsHIssToN, May 2s.-The u. s.
steamer Water Witch reached the wv ash.
ington Navy Yard about noon yesterday,
and by five clock in the afternoon had
slowed on board agsupply of coal, her
provisions and guns, besides having her
shafts mended. She lef. here This morn
ing, under command of Capt. Rogers, for
the coast of Cuba, TO aid in preventing
British oulrages on American vessels. q
In the Criminal Court this morning,
the case ofJ. w.. Wolcott. late recasanl
witness in the Lawrence Stone & Co.,
investigation, bya special Committee Of
The Houss,of Representatives, was for "a
third timea called up. ssti ia VI ! y
4 The counsel for defendant lmoved a
continuance of the trial, and read letter
and dispalctrfrom his'client. The Court,
howevsfg refused TO postpone, and fOrfeit'
ed,he recognizance of$l,000, given for
his appearance. dH Il cllo"
3 The Union has special dispatch9from
81. Louis, stating that the report thai
reached here from Lsavenworth, that Col.
Kane and Abel Gilbert had arrived here
from ,Utahis altogether mistake. Mr..
Gertishlleft Gilber.atFort Bidger. COL
Kane when last heard from was in com.
pany with Gov. Cumming ea route afor
Salt Lake City. Gilbert has seenoBrig'
ham Young while in Salt Lake City, land
proposedto return to that city from ForI
Bridges'on the 10Th ofAprihQpl 4ii
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renewed discussion. afler which the Sen.
ate adjourned
HOUSE, The committee On elections.
10 whom was referred the inquiry az to
the right Of Kingsbury to retain bis scat
as delegate from the territory outside Of
the Stale limits OF Minnesota, have come
t0lan afFirmaliye conclusion 0ntke subject.
The subject will be considered on Mon
day. The hodse pissed lhej blu sslab-
fishing post roads. The consideration OF
private bills was then resumed.
About twenty private bills were passed.
Mr.. Clay, Of KY, said lIat while the
whole country from one end to the other
isexcited, relative to the ohtrsges COM
-miited on our flag and vesselsaand while
the Senate ichamberis ringing with the
same subjectit seemed 10 him that the
House should take some action. He
thefsforsJ asked leaye to introduce a bill
10 restrain and repress outrages on our
flag and citizens. and giving authority 10
the President to act IN the premises.
4 Mr.. Garneit, Of Vac being opposed 10
converting the government into military
despotism objected. q : Z
The House then adjourned.
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FERNS OF ADVERTISING.

No paper discontinued until all arrearages
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~ Peace, be Still. !"

Pause, child OF earth, and listen! Turn
your gaze from the busy world around
you, and cast retrospective glance thro'
the long. dim vista Of byrgone years, to
a night that may never be forgotten !;
when lonely bark was tossed and threa-
tened upon the bosom Of a, troubled lake,
ehyeloped in darkness, wind and storm.
See how the lone vessel rocks to and fro,
While the angry, surging waves dash lur
riously against her side Go back to
that memorable night. when voice which
was not Of earth, hushed those warning
elements, and Gained those troubled hu.
man hearts, within the trembling ship.
wiihihe words, Y Peace. be still" a;
Those who heard these wondrous
words, nave long since entered the haven
Of peace and rest, where no storm can
enter, but the words have lived on amid
all the, darkness dof earth, hushing other
storms than those of outward nature, and
pointing many q weary yoyager oyer life's
uncertain ocean, 10 the guiding star Of
Bethlehem. They have been heard BY
the. disconsolate mourner, who has laid
her, dearest treasure beneath ihe grave
sod. and whose quivering lips might not
yet say. sThy will be done !" 10 the
aneSished, but slillrebellious heart, these
words ol comfort. !" Peace, be stii," have
Brought q calm, sweetness and loy.v ~
: When temptations are around us, with.
in Us, and the storm Of passion RACES, a
"stll small voice" whispers the words
that Gained Genesareth, ,"Peuce, be stil,''
and the storm within, like that without,
hesrsiand obeys. ii!@ ap@ AyG
Go, gentle message from Heaven, 60
ana delay ysnot until restless n an has ceas-
ed to war with his fellow man. and nation
with nation y goisay to- alR this raging,
warring world, aPedeej6e stiNF'4G F5'