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The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
A DEMOCRAT.

LETTER OF Gov. WIsE.-We are in
debted to Congressman McKibben for
copy of the great letter of Henry A
Wise, written in answer to an invitation
to attend an anti Lecompton mass meet
ing which assembled at Philadelphia on
the Sth of February. 1t is decidedly a
big letter; emphatically covering the
whole ground in the Kansas controver-
sy, and may be taken as a text book for
the Douglasites. Wise is great at letter
writing,-great and mighty in fact and
argument, and having as much a pen
Chant for the business, and being as vo-
luminous, as Mr.. Micawber. The letter
is perhaps the abest document that has
yet emanated from the principle side of
the Kansas contest. Yet it is not free
from the standard defects of Democratic
politicians. The demagogue will appear.
Cover himself as he may with a lions
skin the ears will protrude and betray
the real beast.
Gov. Wise, in closing his letter says :
"t'or my part, gentlemen, | address
you as the friend of Mr. Buchanan and
his administration. They have nv best
wishes and warmest friendship, and |
would save both from danger and defeat.
l trust in their pure and patriotic mo-
tives,"
And yet in another part of the letter,
speaking of the pretended submission Of
the Lecompton Constitution to the pco-
pie of Kansas, he says:
"Such monstrous injustice and inc
quality never offended the moral sense
of freemen before in this country. |
cannot, therefore. agree with the frcsi
dent when he says: 1T is impossible
that any people could have proceeded
with more regularity in the formation of
Constitution than the people of Kansas
have DONE"
it is worth while to stop and enquire
how man who processes to be governed
in this matter by principle and right as
Wise does, can be the friend of Mr.. Bu-
chanan whose mental and moral oblioui-
ties are such that he cannot see the
most "monstrous injustice" that ever of
Tended the moral sense of freemeii in
this country, or seeing it, lends himself
and his high authority to carry out and
continue that "monstrous Injustice. :"
How can man of correct thinking
trust in the pure and patriotic motives"
of President who prostitutes himself
to such "monstrous" purposes Mr.
Buchanan, it will not be denied, has in
tellect enough and a power to discrimi-
nate between right and wrong sufficient
to discover in a measure the most mon
strous injustice that ever offended the
moral sense of freemen in this country
or is he mentally and morally below the
standard If he cannot see palpable
wrong he is unfit to receive the "warm-
est friendship" of Henry A. Wise, and
if he does see it and persists in uphold
ing it with the weight of his power he
deserves the execrationinstead of warm
friendship of every honest man in the
Union
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
Married.

At Dutch Flat. Placer Co., March 22d D. G.. Turney
h D. to Miss Olive p. Tweed
1T Rongh and Ready, March 23d, Stephen Gown to
Rosetta Smith.
AT Cherokee March 18th by Rev John Dickinson
Mr. John Nc Graw to Mrs Ellen c. Red both of Chero-
kee
At the same time and place Mr. Alloy A. Bloss to Miss
Harriet f. Neavlcl both of Cherokee.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

The NEGRO RAcE.-Bayard Taylor
writing from Nubia, in Upper Egypt,
says:
"Those friends cf the African race
who point to Egypt as a proof of what
that race has accomplished, are wholly
mistaken. The only negro features rep
resented in Egyptian Sculpture ARE those
of slaves and eaptives taken in Ethiopi-
opian wars of the Pharaohs The tenn
pies and pyramids throughout Nubia, as
far as the Daref and Abyssinia, all bear
the hieroglyphy Of monarchs, and there
is no evidence IN all the valley of the
Nile that the negro race ever attained a
higher degree of civilization than is at
present exhibited at Congo and Asian
tee."
Bayard Taylor is a great traveller,
but as a historian or an archaoloeist
there are hundreds whose names stand
before his, whose opinions on the point
treated Of above, will be taken in pref
erence by the learned. The accuracy
OF Herod 'tus will not be disputed by
scholars, and lie uses the following sig
nificant language in relation to the Af-
rican race
"The Egyptians were black, and had
short, crlaPed hair, and the skulls of the
Egyptians were By. .tarMicker than those
OF the Persians; they could scarcely be
broken by big stone, while Persian
skull could be broken by pe6ble."
No better description of the negro is
wanted than this. The account is given
by the most reliable writer of antiquity.
1t is conceded that the statues of Tut
mes III. and Amenophis III. in the
British Museum have decided negro
type proof that negro kings have ruled
IN Egypt in ages long agone.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

MILITARY CLAIM.-The claim of Law
and Order troops called out by Cover
nor johnson to suppress the Vigilance
movement in San Francisco, has been
reported favorably upon by a select COM
mittee of the House. The claim is a
trihing one of $4,000.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

The Superintendent of Public Instruc-
ton has addressed a letter to the Gov
ernor, in which he claims that the State
of California is entitled to five per cent.
of the sale of all public lands within her
limits. The sales to come off in May
next embrace some 100000 acres, the
States per centage on which would
amount to some 500 900.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
NOTICE..

| hereby given that Special Meeting of the Stock
holders of the Eureka Lake Company will be held
Orleans Flat, Saturday the st day of May D. leS
between the hours of 10 o'clock, A NJ and P. NJ for
the following purposes
l. To increase the capital stock of the Company to
Three hundred thousa nd dollars.
IL. To strike much of the ByeLavs of the COM
pany requires that notices and publications relating
the affairs ofthe Company shall be given and publish
ed in the French language
And to transact such business as may be necessary for
these ends.
Witness hands this twentynnth day of March A.
d. 1883
r. MOVES, Solicitor for Company.
l. [ HALL.
JAS. CREEGAN.
j. b. HENRY,
April 2lm Tru tees of Eureka Lake Co.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

HufcAings California Maga1ne.-
The April No. is before US. 1t contains
a number of wood cuts purporting to be
likenesses of State Senators and Treas
urer of State. We recognize the mortal
phizes of Sam. Merritt and Sam. Bell.
The others we disremember ever having
seen.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

ARCHY CAsE.-Geo Pen Johnson, I.
S. Commissioner, resumed the consider
alton of the Archy case on Monday
Mr., Hardy, counsel for Stovall filed an
affidavit asking for continuance on the
ground that Stovall had departed for
the state of Mississippi to obtain evil
dence applicable to the case. The re-
quest for continuance was denied.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
DEssOgUtEON,

ryHE coparnersp heretofore existing between H. H.
/ FIagg and \ w. Riley, under the style of II. H.
Flagg & Co in the Stable Hay and Ear ey busi ess,
in the city of Nevada is this day dissolved by mutual
consent Either party win sign in the settlement of the
business of the firm All parties Indebted are requested
to make immediate payment.
II, II. FLAGG.
A. W. RILEY.
Nevada April . Is5s
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

Were all the United States as dense
ly inhabited as Massachusetts,, it would
have population of 446,000,000 souls,
of which Texas would have 5O,000,-
900.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

70 De Witt G. Henderson who was
accidentally killed in shooting affray
between two other persons, at Sacra-
mento on Monday last, was formerly
from Mount Morris, Livingston county,
n. Y.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
MRS. ABA CLARK

WILL GIVE ONE OF HER FASHIONABLE
ana pleasant Soirees MONDAY EVENING
April 0th, at Temperance Hall of Main street in
winch she VIII introduce all the and elegant quad
rllles she has heretofore taught in her Schools.
friends the casion
Dancing to commence at so'clock apd close at IL
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

Louis Napoleon-has acknowledged
his paternity in the matter of one of Ra
chefs children. The other two belong
to Count Walewski, who owns them.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

CELEsTIALs IN TRoUBLE.-Two rep
resentatives of the Flowery Kingdom
we're before Justice Anderson last week,
charged with sundry thefts committed
in Grass Valley on some of their credu-
lous brethren. Before committing them,
The Justice enquired if they had any
thing to say; whereupon All Cut, on
his own behalf and for his suffering COM
radc, assured the Court in very excel
lent Chinese that he had no confidence
in the interpreter, the Court, or the in
stitutiors of the country, and that he
was particularly disguised with the ad-
ministration of justice. Johns speech
was not ineffective, and he was escorted
by one of our public officers to a room in
the Hotel de Lenhart.
Steam IFagon.-The steam wagon so
long talked of will be publicly exhibited
IN running order on Monday or Tuesday
next in Sacramento, it is supposed.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
Eureka CClnragrnic des Lacs.
ANTG

ES ntcrcsses sont prevents qu une reunon spcciac,
IL des actonnaires, de pEureka Lake Company. aura
lieu Orleans FL Il samet Ter Mai 1858 dix
heures du matin ct quartre heurs du sor fefet de-
10 Au"mentcr le capital dc la dIte csmpagnie, jusQu
a concurrence lie trois cents mile dollars.
% Retrancher des reglements dc Ia compaenie tons
articles passages, prescrvant Pempoi de la largLe
ncase pour avis publications relieves pub
lies.
And pour transactions qui pourront iugccs
neceSsaires pour parvenir fins
GIN fol de quot avous signe 20ieme jour de NJ
1858
r. B. MOVES, Avccat.
l. Z. HALL.
JAS, CREEGAN,
J. b. HENRY
Depositaires.
AnriI 0nd Ie59-4v
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA. County of Nevada
- Bv virtue If decree of sale delivered issued
from the of John Anderson Esq acting IuSca
the Peace in and for the county aforesaid bearing
date January the 14h, AID. 1853 satisfy Judgment
rendered by said Justice The both day of March AD
1857 in of WinSlow Hall and Artemas Rogers and
against w. smith and LYDIA Smith, his wife. for
the of Sl5 90 debt interest damages and costs Of
suit win sell to the highest bidder for cash. the fol
lowing described property towit-A house and lot
Broad street in the city of Nevada, being story
framed building and known by the of the Union
Hotel the property the defendant lives in
wi sell the Court House door in said county FRI
DAY the 10Th day of February, AD 1853 between the
hours OF O'Clock, AM and O'Clock PM Of said day.
To be sold as the property of E. w Smith and wife
satisfy the above demands and accrung
L. s GREGORY, Constable.
Nevada city, January IA, le5S
Tho above sale is postponed by order of plaintiffs
Saturday February 9th, ls5s.
q. S. GREGORY, Constable.
The ah7ve sale is postponed by order of plaintiff to
WEDNESDAY the 3lst day of March.
us GREGORY, Constable.
The above sale is postponed by order of plaintiff to
SATURDAY, May LIST.
U S. GREGORY. Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
Dissolution.

ON the 9Th day of April next the coparnership hereto
~ fore existing between GRE CORY & SPARKS viii
lMr. Sparks withdrawing from the concern All
knowing themselves indebted to us will nlease
call aud settle their accounts immediately at the old
stand junction of NJ ain and Commercial streets
A. b. GREGORY
GEO. p. SPARKS
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
$500 WANTED

nERSONS having money to loan offered fine in
yestment with good security for s. b. for the term
Of two months Secured by mortgage paying ditch
property and fair interest paid En- quire Of
L. 6. WAITE.
At this Office
Nevada AnriI . 1859-tf
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

Coon pAY.-The claims of J. F.
Stone, at Alpha, paid at one clean up
81, 800, few davs since.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

REsIGNED-Hon. r. s. Mesick, SEN
ator from Yuba, has resigned his seat.
Mr.. Mesick is gentleman and a ster-
ling representative, and the State Sen
ate has lost one of its most industrious,
conscientious and able members, and
Yuba county a faithful servant. He
was elected an American and we have
yet to learn that he goes out of office
ANYTHING else.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

RoBBEEY.--The Washington Hotel
on Mill street, was robbed ON Tuesday
night Of last week One of the dodgers
lost $50 in coin and breast pin worth
$50. Another lost ten dollar gold
piece and some small change. The
money and valuables were taken from
their clothing in their rooms. The thief
is supposed to have been a fellow who
came along and solicited fee lodgings,
representing himself as out of money.
Mr.. Blackford gave him a bed. lie
probably got up in the night, committed
the robbery, and took the plumber out
side. and concealed it, as the outer door
to which he might have easily had ac-
cess was unlocked.
Another.-The Aurora House was
broken into on Thursday night last and
every room in the house not locked, was
entered. The robber stole a Colts re-
volver No. S9,5G9t from a Mr.. William
Mute, and SO gold piece from his
room-matc. Ten dollars, some silver
and small specimen were also taken
from the pantaloons Of Mr.. Savage.
Several other inmates lost small
amounts. In several cases clothes were
taken from under ffre pillows of the
sleeping inmates, rSSed Of their valua-
bles and thrown upon the floor. A suit
able reward viii be paid for the return
of the pistol, which, it is hoped may lead
to the detection of the robber.-G. Y.
IeIcrT0ph
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

- The Red Bluff Beacon advises
Senator Garter to rise to a question of
privilege because the Butte Record calls
him Mr. Stockingstrap''
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
Born.
COnstabIe'S Sale.

The wife of Solomon Bosenthal on the sadn nIt Of Son
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

MAINE AHEAD.-During the last fiscal
year, Maine actually built nearly double
the amount of shipping, in tonnage, of
any other State in the Union.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

Tho above sale is postponed by order of plaintiff to
ATURDAY, May lst
U s. GREGORY Constable
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

Nevada, April 81, Is5s.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

BLEssINGs.-The fine rain of the last
few days has gladdened the heart and
replenished the purse of many an ex-
pecting miner, and the seventh and last
lecture of the series at the Congrega-
tional Church was not read.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02
COnstabEe7S sale.

April end. ls5s-4v
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

The above sale is postponed by order of plaintiff TO
WEDNESDAY the 3lst day of March.
US. GREGORY, Constable.
The Nevada journal., 1858-04-02

Tho above sale is postponed by order of plaintiffs
Saturday February 9th, lass
q. S. GREGORY, Constable.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
DetGUGre affairs.

UT There were made at Messrs Bush &,
Lobdell's Foundrics. in Wilmington, during
the past year, thirty-three thousa nd car wheels
aud TWO thousand tires. ..I .a .r.. .
0E5- The farm of Na,hum Dilsayer, situs,ed
in APpOquinimink Hundred, will be sold by the
Sheriff at the house of ira Lippincott, in Mid
dletown, on the 9th of February. , - ..
0I- SamueI Vansant, late Collector of Mill
Creek Hundred, lost 1866 on Wednesday last.
between his residence and Wilmington.
OT a meeting of the Grand Division of The
Sons OF Temperance, will be held at New Cas-
tie on Thursday, the 23d inst., at 10 o'clock.
a., IN. o.. ,t.....
" We understand that a charge has been
made against farmer of New Castle Hd., who
bad sold load fhSy 10 this city, Of altering
the figures on the receipt of Mr. Chlmherlio
the weIghmaster. A hearing was had before
ESQ. 81 yer, and the party held 10 answer .at
the next. term Of Court. The penalty is ouiie
heavy as the offence comes under the head of
forgeFy.--Repubiicqn,., .,''' p, '''s 'I7 :
RELieIcos. I'VE learn from the Protection.
Ist that the ProtTacted Meeting is still 0oino
on 10 Dover. On Sabbath evening week fhe
Rev. Mir. BdweD, aabliDd minister, deliyered n
excellent discourse. 90 Monday and Tuesday
evenings the Rev. 4, j. Curtis, Of Philadelphia.
ereacbed two effective sermons. After tho in.
''tstIon was gIyenste teo persons knelt AZ the al.
ar for prayer, and some are now happily Goa
'erted 'OT "Wednesday evenings, lhs Rev. Mr..
kerrikeD preached, and was followed, in. ex.
Ior,aiiou byReVa "A. gManship, who gave lhg
IMITATION, aud the altar was Immediately filed
y mourning souls enquiring the way, To- Zion
----- -~~~~~------- 80. al
OF Last year sixty-sx marriage Icensss
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
FIFTY YEARS HENCE

IlF generation i'll which we livs NAV truIv he
S' J W. I; e las' one Men eat fast. sleep fust live
NI us' "u we T ias' and when we TO look at the
4"s"ciC elegraph, the Ocean Steamers The svy IN
ness ol Tie Railroad Cars al The power obtained bv
NarhheTy we must come TO the concIusion Thai tSs
Is a iasl age Only look al il and imagine the talking
ny lisn'mmg ana travelling 20 miles in a single hour
arld-a small luAp Of mach ihery giving ns c nn,,s
OF thousand horses E.! Who would have Imagined
this fifty years ago!
Fifty years hence ms cad Of these IN Ilookinc ,eIo
efaph po'es, The Telegraph will be formed like nel
woTk under ground, and will lay IN the cecn boso,n
Ol Inc ocean buried there strike off Ihonghls inln
words z.-.,4. 9'''" ''i'o
Fifty years hence travelling will have Is change.
instead OF the dirty and dirty roads our ra,Irws
VIII be graVelled over and decked with shade lrees
lhe night lines Will have their sleeping cars vItb
be:.ls Tor sleeping and the hotel cars Till be reru
lar IN attendance, where meals will be served IN
equal IN style and dispatch 10 irsI.ca,s hoeIs-
hen at the approach Of the cars the Wild screams
Ol Tue htean Will be changed 10 heraldng forth sweet
music, and The labelled ''lhrOugI from Ncv YnrL
TO Wilmington in hour and 20 minutes with Inrpe
freight of Boots and Shoes for FLANlGEN The che9i
Shoe Dealer" P
Fny years hence, the electric batteries will light all
our street Lamps at Uuce-NIl enable all The cfcks
10 Keep exact time, and will cause all the fire alarm
Des u strike at once, and Will light beacons on onr
Io' uStaht ana dangerous rocks, where cause
hI u haZard thelr lives aud spend their lonely DAYS
Fllly years hence, the writer will moi Nrile hv n,r
slow process, at times losing his choicest dens hu
VIII sci down 10 the newest invented ChlrograpbIca
instrument and putting his fingers on the kevs will
"rlTe as last ms he think and then will write ,n,b
lroprieiy and say. - All, that FLANIGEN is lhe man
Tor Boots ami Shoes
FIiiy years hence. steam will he II general nse for
warming houses III winters, and the steam engine and
cur VIII traverse our streets performing The dutcs
OF omnhnSseS IN carrying passengers through our ,,tv
l" LANiGENS heap Shoe SIOre and bear,ng Ina.
e"Ee lrom street to street. M hOrFe-cars aud drays
rIV years hence. aPpnrauses will be in tI,e for
mahlhS gas winch can ne carried under a rams arm
theh gas VIII iurnINh heat or cooking and VIII |
W cd or coal y
fIliy years hence, couple will get married IA the
h fhihg then step into >Ioc for the sale of houses
"h over book OF patterns pick OUT one that sllis
"eIr meas ana means and order home Il will be
Pl' nome ~ the monug-wIIl lie put up before night
hu OCCUPIED The same evening For further parIIcu.
ars enquire at
FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe store.
Nu.lU West Second street
,,o sign Ol the black boot
'o'''''' Wilmington, Det
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

0 A writer, in Indiana, describing the eff.
feet of the money crisis out West, s1ys.N To
thlnk OF selling horse, COW or mule at price
wnlch under alltthe circumstances. could be
aHorded' is little short of,Qadness. And so ia r
az rea IeState ls sconcerned. few or no sales " III
oe made except by The Sheriff, for time TO
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

Leave Wilmington for New Castle at j.O5pm.
Freight train from Seatord at , D m. and
from Wilmington at 2.OS p m with passepuer
car attached are marked =
Passengers 10y the 73O "A m train from Sea.
lord reach Baltimore at 4.30 M, same day
By the p m train reach Blltmnore next morn.
ing at 300. Passengers by the 8 10 m train
from Baltimore (Express) arrive at Seaford
same evening at $40
ID. a. SANBORN,
JIe-t. Superintendent Del Railroad.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21

ALL persons having CLAIMS will present them for
auJusimenti and ali persons lndr bc,i viii come ,r
mdru ana make payment setIle by giving Note or
Dohd'- O'herwIse immediate Steps wIII be laken Ia
make nasty cIn"e oi long stldIng accounts as II IS
intended 10 have very account closed IN ss.e ,,a, -
ihr first OF March neat. The want of money crnr,i
The undersigned to gave this timely warning.
JOSEPH FARES
GEORGE l.. SrRADLEY
1EORGE STRADLEY will continue the Shoe.
~ making business IN all ITS branchcs nj The old
stand 0l the lale firm on Commerce street mini Tho
hrst "i March next, ~hen his Sure Will he removed
I" the h"nse nj present "ccupIrd by MIR V Tul.on
"H nihih street opPas ie FuNweIl's HOlel.
SIN! rna, Idu la. 5StlM
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
Clothing at Reduced Prices.
5000 GARMENTS for Sayc.

At No. 81 MARKET street, Wilmington.
IAVlNG had very large sock of WINTER
IL CLOIHlNG mtde up To meet The usual de.
mandS for all aud Winter Wear the subscriber SIl
sell them at Prices 10 Suit the Times
Good Heavy Lined Pants from 81 so 10 50 co
"- Coats, 2 5Ot, q OO
OVerCOals, 50 To II 80
'ess' 80 TO ) 90
PERSONS d"sIr"us of securing Cheap for Cash we'll.
made DRESS AND FROck COATS. of Amer,c,,
french and English Cloths. Cassmeres and sa,lInei
and fine Cloth OVER. COATS, and RA(;LANS nc
superior fiOi and Beaver Clnhs OF substantial uuol,
W should call at 81 MARKET STREET, where Ihcv
can b. suited with fashionable Garmen,s at almost
any price.
very large stock Of Pants Vesis Shirts Drawers
ana Olher articles Ot GGnemens Wear of every stvIe
maue IN ne latest fashion and hest manner
Also large sOrk of Cloths aud Cassimeres on hand
"hich VIII be made up cheap 10 order
An extensive stock Of BOYS Clothing alwavs On
hand, OF the best quality. and oil yer, low prices
a great part Ol the C IhS these goods were bought
Al ancl"n at very low rates. and the subscriber is |
hereiore enabled tosell them much cheaper than yer
le'ore' Call at No 81 Market street Wilmington be-
wern Front and See0Ld, and examine for Yourselves
oNlo-Om WIN. g. LOWE |
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
E'Es EIG EET
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS.

IltE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna 10
tne railroad Depot and back, for the nnrposp
OF Hauling GOODS and FREIGHT ofaII kinds
tie Will atso run hsWagons to and from Smyr.
ma Lasding, for the purpose Of hauling Nh
klnds OF Freight brought by the Vessels: Bricks.
Iron, Woed, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c. &C.
Those wishing hauling done will have il
promptly attended to, aud at reasonable rates.
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. c. GRIFFITH
W Letters and szlall packages confdcd to
nay care will be promptly delivered wl:hout
charge.
feb I3-tf
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
Steamboat Balloon.
WI Ell WINS
American Gift Book Store

333 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
Gin worth from 25 cents 10 100 given with every
book soil .'
fersonai attention given u filling ordOB sent by
man or oiher"Ise, promptly aHd imparIlally
Liberal arrangements made with agents, and GAIA
IOgues containing full inlerma tion sent free any
address Send for catalogue. -.
dec2i'6m si .r. r MELVIN.
Smyrna times., 1858-01-21
N.ND u u IIiCN
DISSOLUTION.

M c" partnership heretofore exIsIIag between
Joseph tarcs and GeOIge l.. Stradiev m Tho
town "l smyrna, and Known as FAIRIES q S'rR4D.
LEY IS This day dissolved by mutual consent.
JOSEPH FARITS
1dIuary lIlh, lo1S. Gt.Ol(liE. l. SIR AnIEN