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VIRGINIA.

From LIST July, 1855, 10 30th Jane, 1850.
5SI2 From Water Lick to Burners Springs, IS miles
Sth September. and once week the residue
OF the year.
Leave wafer Iiok Tuesday at Il1i m. or af-
t eays s 3 Hss9s; sD,inf, By
Arrive at Water Lick by ga am
D rom ,sf1sRt SgHd s during same hours
Sis From Woodstock, BY saumsviIe. to Mount
Olive VIM . miles and hack, once week.
Leave Mount olive "Wednesday att
ss From at e. to m.1 Point,
Leave Lancaster c. ii. "Wednesday and satur-
Arrive q Merry Point byspm
Lesys Merry Point "Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Lancaster c. Fl. by ppm.
Queen G. H., los miles and back. s once SSS a
Bidders viii propose a schedule of departures
53ls From Williams Wharf, by Green's Wharf, to
North End. So miles and back, twice week
day immediately after arrival Of n orfolk mail
Arrive at North End by.pm
Leave North End Tuesday and Saturday at 9
Arrive at williams wharfby Ham.
IL miles and hack, once week.
Leave Oakville Wednesday at sam
fIop..s. for ssoSsd Weekly trip. and to end
route at Spanish Oaks will be considered.
1913 From Rowlesburg, by Wolf Creek, Purlnton,
and Licking Creek, to st. Georse. Is miles
Leave Rowlesburg Wednesday at S am
Leave ST. George "Wednesday at pm
Creek; to Dry fork, 50 miles and back. 1 once es
Leave 81. George Thursday at6am
Arrive at Dry Fork BY pm
Leave Dry Fork FRIDAY at sam
Arrive at st. George BY s p m.
$50 From st. George by Laurel Hill, (local name }
TO MeadowvIie, is miles and back, on ce a
Leave st. George Thursday ATTAIN
Arrive e Meedowylls by y m
Leave nj eadowvie Thursday at D m
Arrive at st. George by m
Z. H. 80 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Point Pleasant THURSDAY attain
Leave Jackson G. Friday st7.m
Arrive at Point Pleasant by s pm.
ss2 From Buffalo to Jackson c. B., 81 miles and
Leave Buffalo Wednesday ateam
leave Jackson s' e. 4. fu aesdhg aas.n
sss From New califor ps wm. Candies. Pa.
Fork. Elijah Leforce's, and New Kentuck
to Sissonvile, IS miles and back, once
Leave New California Tuesday Gam
Anve a. Sissonville BY 6pm
Leave Sissonville w ednesdsy at Sam
Arrive at New California b, pm.
oH4 FROM EST lvllie TO stony Creek Is miles and
Leave Estilvllle Monday at sam
Arrive Ct Stony Greek by u IN
Leave stony Creek Monday at I pm
Arrive at Estlliville by p m.
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OHIO.

From July I, 1855, TO June 30. 1850.
si8 From New Bremen by Knoxville. to wapa-
IesVe S. r1 AZ Rre eS ana PACK once week.
Arrive at Wapaksnesa by Z m
Arrive at New Bremen BY 6 0 m.
back, once a week.
Arrive at Ravenswood by l2m
Leave Rayensvood Saturday at pm
$3.50 From Rs.a Es' Ms Eagle Furnace. wt.
Ssigs. mile. AND ba sRo o @te' ~ssf to
Leave Reeds Mills Friday At sam
Leave Galpolis SATURDAY. at6am
1881 From OAK sr Rocsy s and Ke, Stone
to wilkesville, 50 miles and back. onoe a
Leave .1 Oak Hill Friday ATTAIN
Arrive at Wilkesyille bs SPIN
Leave WilkesyIlle Saturday ATTAIN
s4a From Greenville. by German r Republic. Tam
pio. ana Dark, to Greenville,tWioe week.
Leave GTeenvie Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Republic by lam
Le.ve Republic Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Greenville by 7pm.
snG Y to
Leave Conncaut Friday ate m
Arrive at ConneautviIle by I'm
Leave Conneautvie Friday at pm
Arrivest Connsaut by pm.
Ss Rss:Ds s9sSs and
back, once q week.
Leave PeIysyiIle Friday attain
Leave Ashland Friday atlpm
Arrive at Perry svile by m.
Comerstovn, 50 miles and Ia ok. once a a week
Leave Nsy PhLsdephia fnday at Tam
H hs.ys S e New CS.s5:tOsn
Arrive At New Philadelphia By 5 IN.
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ON THE SAME SUBJECT.

- hf YOUNG LADY.
Dsar! amt II moe! Oh, what charming snowi
gov sweet u falls-so feathery soft and white.
Scene of enohantment, fairy hight and bright!
no now the winds romantica ly blow .
Oht Won't We have glorious sieixn- ride now
With lovely bells, the dearest little horse!
And Harry. he wll 60 with me, of course, -
AID We will gslop, Lord can't tell how:
Well have the ride W ell have splendld dance,
And supper. too. and some of that muiied wine!
And affsrward has dear. devoted glance,
As we como b.ek By moonlight so divine!
And then one pleasure must me- forget!
'Twould heavenly be If We could just upset!
HHTrdh : . -.. .. -..
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MASSACHUSETTS.

From July 1, 1855, to June 30, 1851.
796 From South Westport, by Westport Point, to
Adamsville, r. g miles and back, six times
aweek.
A suitable chsdule of de partures and arrivals
to be arranged by the pOstmasters.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

-. Ffon July 4, lsss, 20 Jxas %, IsSe
67S From anderson G, H, by Pierce Town Eou.l
lty, Ssabtovn. Oh urubosco, and Millvese. e,
Aiderson e. H., equal to ls mlss and hack.
onoe a week.
Leave Anderson c. II. Thursday att Gam
Arrive at Anderson a.. n. by D m
6i7& From Anderson &. H.. by Nsrennes and Levet
Land, 10 AbbevIle c. H., 81 miles and bach
once week.
Leave Anderson G. H. "Wednesday stsam
Leave Abbevilie G. H. Thursdsy stsam
Arrive 81 anderson G. X. by ~ IN.
6l16 From Horse shoe, by boty Springs, Ions
Greek and Cherokee, TO Clayton, Ga. ~
miles and hack, onoe a week.
Leave none Shoe SATURDAY. at aam
Arrivest Clayton by . IN
Leave Clayton rlday 81 9 am
Arrive AZ Horse Shoe by s pm
el76 From Pickens q. f., by Crow Creek, Apder-
sons Mills, Rock Mountain, Table Rock.
nal. Table Mountain. and South Sslud, to Green
vile, So miles and back, once q week.
Leave fickens c. IA. TUESDAY at lpm
Arrive 81 Greenville next DAY by 6 . m
cave Grcenville Monday at sam
Arrive at Pickens G.. A.. next day by IL m.
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line text given in the words of the st.tue hoot
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Ano the notes include the decissious of .ll the
Soor.t, oolh etste and Federal In which the con-
sIectlon 81 the Statue Law Of the Tinted State,
nse been the subject OF ss veil .s tho,e
oi c nc nesds 81 the Executive Departmeuts
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EVENING STAR.
THE COLD SNAP.

The winter weather OF the last few days has
taken everybody unawares, and the following is.a
very good description OF the manner in which it
Is received: f..
THB SNOW. .
- By DIsNAL MAN.
Canadian noses blue, and frozen toes;
O siaevaiks OF glass DER which the walker goes
Shamoing along, In agony's cold sweat
Zoe And snow drIfts. into which ysu fall,
AZ spnocatioLs risk, and sadly feel .-....
The bend rheumatic through your vitals teal,
" pie furious drivers at you lingering bawi;
The basins water all in flask OF ice; " ~.
Holes In your boots that ne'er had holes before:
Expensive sleigh rides. called by school girls Moe
The llnShng bells, the bank that tips you o'sr!
And then you feel that folly. frost and flaw
Are the precursors Of a splashy thaw
In delightful contrast to the above, read the
following 1t is like whipped syllabub after
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GEORGIA

GEORGIA.
From JHig I, l-.5S 20 June ~, 1859
6SS From Ameucus, by Dsnviile. TO Drayton. z
miles and buck, twice week.
Leave Americas Tuesday and Friday at sa M
Arrlve 81 ID NJ Ton 10y ~ m
Leave Draytoa Tuesday and Friday ut pm
s5SS Prom Athens, ny Planters sand, Fort T.smar.
p p',I Ae@iila Pask.Is store; tsI1
miles aud bach. thIee times aweek
Leave Athens Moeday. "wednesday and fu
Arrive at Pendlcfou next day. byspm
Leaye Pendlr,on Monday, "Wednesday and
Arrive ut Athens next days by6pm
Proposals 70 run by different schedule will be
$3.50 From CsIksville. BY Iscoochec, Mountain
Sc-ne, Hia~asSce, HIwassee, ~. G., ard
Peach Tree. to MrrpheJ, % miles and bsck.
Leave ClsTksvIlIe "Wednesday and SATURDAY
Arrive g Murphy next days by spm
Leave MuIphey Tuesday and i Tidsy ate IN
sss" From covinston. " RocEy Plains and snsP
ping Shoals, 10 Bershebs. Is miles and back.
Leave Coylneton Tuesday and Friday at IL m
Arrive e Bershe6s by I'm
ssG From Lumpkln, by Florence. to Glennville.
Leave Lumpkln Tuesday atssm
heavs s g SISRnsl WsSns!da, assam
Arrive at Lumekn by 4pm.
Bids fer an additional trip per week VII be
$50. Pr m Newnan to weedowee, Ala, s5miles and
back, once week.
Leave Newman Thursday At IA
leave W eedovee FRIDAY at pm
Arrive at Newman next cay by M.
s5S From Rocky Mount, by Holly, to Granville. Is
miles and back. twice a week
Leave Rocky Mount Wednesday and Saturday
ateam
Arrive at Granville BY IL m
Leave Granville Wednesday and Saturday at
lpm
Arrive at Rocky Mount by SPIN.
654i From the terminus of the Brunswick and
Florida railroad west of the SatiIa TIver, TO
the terminus of the Savannah, Albany, and
Gulf railroad. west of the Alta naha river.
Bidders will state the distance, name uterine
date points, propose the amount and kind Of
service, and present a suitable schedule of
departures and arrivals.
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COKE FOR SALE. .-s. q 49, s..,i 80.
u Superior COKE, in any quantity. now for sale,
nquiFe without delay, st the ofhoe OF thsG Gas Light
0S2dH J.F. BROWN. eenstay.
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DONALD KENNEDY.
No. 10 Warren Street, Rozb1Yy, MdssSeAVsstts.

Agents for Washington.-Chas. Stott q Co., z.
: 20. b Ws!;h CO..: 9. Walsh. ]: :. s,ons,
Boswell, Daniel D. Clark, J. p. Milburn, Dunbar
Dyson, + ord Bro. Agents for Georgetown.-R.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

BosroN.-Thc following quotation
from the "Autocrat of the Breakfast Table"
in the last Atlantic monthly was copied into
Yesterdays Gazette.
Boston State House is the hub of the
SOAR system. You couldn't pry that out Of
Boston man, if you had the tire Of all ere.
alton Strengthened out for crowbar"
To this the Gazette adds the following ras.
cally scandalous, and slanderous comments:
Boston is just as other cities Of its size !;
only, perhaps, considering its excellent fish
market, paid fire department, superior
monthly publications, and correct habit of
spelling the English language, it has some
right to look down on the mob of cities I'll
tell you, though, if you want to know it.
what is the real Cffence OF Boston. 1t drains
large water shed of its intellect, and will
not itself be drained. If lit would only send
away its first rate men, instead OF its second
rate ones, (no offence to the we'll known ex-
ception. of which we are always proud, }
We should be spared much epigrammasic
remarks as that which the gentleman has
quoted"
We consider the above most oppressive
and unjust. The Gazette editors ought to
be ashamed of themselves. Havn't we the
Reyister among Us conducted by Boston
men, in such manner as to take the rae
off" from anything in these parta As fur.
ther answer to the foregoing base insinua.
tions, We point the Gasstss TO the vote o
1ewnsh,p Constable oa AeedAy last-ne
''s<sOnd rate u.an' eosad psl ssts Ahe tha'
- Ahsst as@naiAAaas&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

TN Pursuance Of an oct entitled can Act to Amend
i Act entitled IN Act TO Incorporate the city Of
Davenport and amend the several Acts amendatcry
thereto, approved the goth day of March, A D 1855
the underslsned persons appointed In said Act INST
ct the Ohic Of II b Holman, in the city u Daven-
port, March SOth, 1865 and app intel the following
held on the fret Monday afttT the nrst Monday In
April next at the following places. to-wtt:
WARD NO. 1.-wm. Oroseen, Nathaniel 0quires,
and Robert Christse Polls TO be held st the School
WARD NO 9-B. Pester J. J. Simpson and n.
y. Ra0bo' Polls to be held st the Mount Ida Col
les- building.
WARD NO. al. H. Dumont VIM Renwick,
Robt. simpson Polls 70 bs opened at the Lumber
ono Of Simpson 4 Hendee
wAED No 4.-M. Z. Bird, D G. Kelly. T. v.
Bakemore. Polls 70 be held at the residence Of 7.
WAND NO SC NJ Peos, J. O'Brieo, Il ).
Hughs. Polls to be he'd 1t The New Pennsyivsnia
WARD no s.-Benj. Atkinson, John Forrest, J.
NJ. Lytes. Polls 70 b. held 1t the worden House.
WARD NO. 7-Jonashsn Parker, Henry Haups,
John II ,rnby. PoLs TO Be held at Morton's Paint
WARD NO SO. F. Peterson, RransIin Fearing,
sr.. T. D. Egal. Pols to ss held At Searins's Gro.
WARD NO s.-oh.s. L.reh.n. ). n.,a o.h. 4.
Peck. Polls to b held at the OcuHt House.
WARD NO. 10-Wm. 0l.s-man Hans Bosrm,
s. N. Bcswolth Polls 70 be held st the house q
Hans B erm.
WSRO NO. ll.-Tno9s - Holmes, b. Finger l..
Coates Polls to be held st Holmes' Store.
WARD NO. i2-Robert Maxwell, John Armil,
Sr , T. Haddix. Polls to be held st the house Of
Robt. Maxwell.
The last named person In each ward act - Clerk.
HENRY y. aO1fNAN,
@. BLOOD,
W1 EYFkY,
GEO. q. AhNDf,
u. O DAVIS,
RuEI pEcK, Clerk Of the Oity Of ravenpogt.
Daveoposs, March % 1858. aplldtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

Democratic CaucuSes

Meetings for the nomination Of Aldermen,
to be supported next Saturday will be held
at the following places. ON Thursday At !
o'clock P. N.
At the School House in Ward No. I.
At Mount Ida College in Ward No. g
At Lumber Office of Renwick 4 Son,
Ward No. 8.
At house Of D. c. Kelly, Ward No. 4.
At house of Paul Deutsch, Ward 5.
At c. d. Clinics paint shor. Ward No. 6.
At Council Chamber, ward no. Z.
At house Of I. b. Esgal, ward no. 8.
At Court House, ward no 3.
At lumber Office of Cannon 4 French,
ward no. 10.
AT Holmes store, ward no. IL.
At house ef Robt. Maxwell, ward no. IL
At each Of the above meetings there will
be three delegates selected to attend Dis
trict meeting 70 b hsld on Friday ct 3
o'clock p. NJ
In lst District at Renwick 4 Sons lumber
office.
In I'd District at the Council Chamber.
In Sd Districts at Court House to nomi-
nate Councilmen for said District and street
Commissioner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

The CAMANcHE DEMoCRAT-The
Camanche Democrat, in adverting to the re-
marks which We made few days since mp
on an article in that paper. abusing Durlin,
of the Lyons Adrocate, for his support Of
the Administration, on the Lecompton ques-
ton, says:
eve think the Editors'of the Democrat,
have done us injustice. Had they known
all the circumstances connected with the
case they would have acted differently"
If any want of knowledge of the fact, has
led US to do Mr.. Lawrence an injustice, We
regret it. We think however, whatever
were the facts, that his article might have
been couched in little different language
with advantage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
RIVER ITEMS.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
ALHAn1aA, Hudson, Dubuque
CAsfIe GAnrEs. Cofin-Dubuque.
BES CANPBuL. Dodge-Montrose
DEPARTURES.
PEM1ggAw, Griffitt. st. Paul
FANNY HARRIs, Webb-Galena.
CAsns GARDEN, Coffin-St. Louis.
ALHAnnaA, Hudson
Very little business was done on the
Leves yesterday. The constant pourins
down ofsain. put damper on all transac-
tionsI
The Nary Cook. Capt VIM. Dalzell. will
leave for St. Louis this morning at 10 o'clk.
Go on boaed early and get good ROOM
Her aeeonmodaticns are jam sp.
Froa - Missouri Repsblies. Of the S. We
The steamer Leclede arrived q st. Lcuis
on Sunday. with large freight from this
port.
The steamer Belfast, left for this point on
Monday evening.
The river is falling rapidly. Business
was very brisk on the Levee.
The Illinois is still rising and is over its
banks.
We clip the following interesting memo
randa from the Republican
observation-disclosures Dew Drop left
Dubuque Wednesday, March 3lst. A. n,
bound up stream on voyage Of discovery.
We first explored the crooks and turns of
Potosi Slough; arrived at Potosi about 4
o'clock; found the landing deserted; only one
man in sight. and he broke for "high tim.
Der" as soon as he heard the whistle, after
waiting about half an hour or so the peo.
pie began to recover their courage, and
gradually dropped in to see us laid there
until A. N taking on lead and wheat-in
the meantime the bar-keeper done smash
ing bueiness; left the landing. and after
turning and twisting among slough canals
sand bars and tOw-hesds, we again found
ourselves on the bosom of the broad Missis
sippi. Arrived at Prairie du Chen about
sunrise; after looking at the town, we con-
cluded 1t would not pay to buy it. so we
turned our head down stream: laid at Clay
ton City five hours. taking on wheat. Ar
rived at Dubuque about 4P. NJ, and laid
there two hours. taking out fast horses and
champagne. Met James Lyon there bound
for st Paul Arrived at Galena Thursday,
April 1st. about 9 P. NJ; laid their all night
taking lead, oats, potatoes, DC, DC. Left Ga
lena at 9 A. NJ; same night met steamers,
W. L. Ewing and Challenge Of Rock Island,
waiting for daylight to 60 through-Gate
April I'd, met Minnesota Belle below Mus
catine. Jennie Whipple above Dallas, Cas-
tie Garden above Pontoosac. Wind blowed
like blazes all day. Passed Henry Clay at
Montrose; met the Conewago crossing Low.
er rspia., rasaaa Laaio May 3. KeoLuk-
Four feet scant on the rapids. and falling
fast. Same night. while landing at wood
yard. we were passed by "masheen" sup
posed by some to be ferry boat, with q
crowd Of whooping devils on board, and a
brass band playing Hail Columbia" Met
three boats during the night. names un-
known. Sunday, April 4th, met Mary Cook
and keokuk, above Hambugh, the hind
wheeler about Nile ahead of the packet.
1t appeared to us as if the packet was loos-
ing time by running slow and towing q
Cap au Gris, Metropolitan at Cap au Girls
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

PARTICULAR NoTIcE.-There seems
to be a misunderstanding in regard to the
collections of subscriptions. We have no
control ooer the city list. Ifpersons desire to
pay by the year, they must pay to the Car
rier. The excuse of many, is. that they
"pay at the Office" This cannot be So We
sell the papers to Mr.. Gillett for certain
price per hundred, and he of course is the
only person entrusted in the collections
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

EF The following are the Candi-
dates, nominated at the general caucus of
Democrats at the Court House. "Wednesday
evening:
6. L. NICHOLS, for Mayor.
SAMUEL SYLVESTER, for Treasurer.
HUGH V. GILDEA, for Marshal.
JAMES BUCHANAN, for City Attorney.
JOHN N. CRAWFORD for City Clerk.
A Committee Of three were appointed to
call caucus meetings to nominate Alderman,
Councilmen and Street Commissioners.
HUGH V. GILDEA, Chairman.
f. Fay, Sect'y.
The following City Central Committee
were appointed: II. V. Gildea, +. Plumer
and James Tuft.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08
FWe took a look throup

~We took look through the
new Furniture Ware room Of Mr. A. d.
Bartlett in No. So Perry Street (Merwin's
Block yesterday. and we take pleasure inre
commencing lin to the favorable notice of
the citizens Of Davenport, He is prepar-
ed to furnish any thing in this line, OH as
favorable terms as any one in Davenport
Mr.. Bartlett is practicable man, and no
doubt will do lis best to please all who may
favor him with call He is prepared to
furnish collins Of every description, and at
tend to the Undertaking business. Notice
his advertisement and give him q call.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

WE are now prepared With . full and conpaets
w stock OF
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
h th. new crop, to supply any denmd WA0lss0ls
and Retail, o0 the very best terms,
Our Sock 10 Nesc (as We do not ccnsign seeds and
take none back TO mix up asain), aud much Of it
grown under cur own direction IN this State. Our
stock u European seeis II imported drecty BY our
selves from the most reliable growers In Bnsaad and
France.
wefeel confident that no better sdvsntaees 70 the
public can be offered than can gtve, and We ooedi.
ally invite examination Of our stock before pu6.
chasing Our stock consists IN part Of Spring Wheat,
harley, Corn, Pess Beans &C., very lsTse variety
OF Garden SeedH snd . full Z, sortment Of Flower
Of choos varieties Also, $50 bushels pure Oh-
nese Sugar Cane Seed
Constantly on hand largs assortment Of Agricul.
tural and Horticultural Machines and lmple nents
Pu priced seed an implement catalogues sent up
On receipt Of stamp 10 pay postage.
HDNRy D Bn11Y CO.,
veoow1mes 2A Lake Street, Chicaeo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-08

Tho Oaklale Cemetery Cenpanv

Havs a once for the transsctioa OF busisses in
from Lotto IL, y, and from 70 S. pm
AL !os owners Who have not settled for tletr lots,
wili please call Immediately and do - and receive
their deeds
large portion Of The Cemetery erounds are nov
surveyed and staked on in lots. Ths coaamunity
generally 10 invited 70 examine thsm and make ..
lectio0o.
J. u he intention Of the company 70 maize thle
Oemssevy eoopie'e il III ~ appointments. Ihe
avenues are brood and carved nsttve forrest trves
are carefully preserved, and various kinds q shade
pies the forters Lodge, and 10 tantly empeyed
N taking care of and imroviDG the groonda.
All spplicstjnns for lots or burials must BE- maAa
o tAe omce, where cards aufhoeisng bsrials wi -
The puhic, IN pasreoizing this Oanslesy. may fes1
assured that Will b prosecte6 II every way due q
~ saoreo puSposs. - =. 0IkOa1f0,
0cax-es oserseayy.