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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

E,oR NORFOLK ANDUR1CHxOND,-THE UNITED
~ States mail s.eanship JAMESTOWN, Capt, Parish VII
leave on Saturday inst, O'Clock r. M from pier ~
and at Richmond ON Monday mornins Ps.ssng%s Tor me
South viii proceed directly BY the great soutbern man
line. Travellers will End his the cheapest pleasantes and
most expeditions route Passage and Lre including state
age half price. Apply to LUDl..x PhsAsANrs, 8
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR CALL
u forua via Panama Railroads.&c. steamship NOSES
TAyloR John setiowan commander viii sai on Monday
April at O'Clock r. NJ, frum pier foot OF Warren street.
river connecting PaBana with the steamship SOrO
RA X L. Whiting commander For passage apply only W
W RAYMOND, at III West street. corner OF warron
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
REWARDS.


d ~ REwARD.-LOsT, ON FIRST INST, BY POOR
Chambers In coming bsck from there Water
Wa street broadway Apply 10 G. r. jones'
care Of A. 4 w. 8. Comstock l62 Water street.
AOn REwABD-LOsT. ON THURSDAY, THE 18TH
pAO inst white greyhound tan the left side Of biz
head lou In Broadway between Etghteenh and Nine
ss Amy 1 % S or = 70 .e
will receive the above reward The name OF r. H. Orean
the collar.
DLC service sword of the late Major General William j.
Worth Of the funeral Of that
hmented patriot, the 18th Of November last Tho above
reward will be paid any person who will the same
Murray street and College phase al the Office Of the Clerk
of the Common Council, No. City Hall.
&OS REwARD.-LosT, FROM NO. IS wHrTEsTREEr,
90 Tuesday, March 80 sdy's gold watch with .
heavy chain and also small chain and key atached said
watch has white face, and made by r. Reynauld Co.,
ward viii be paid and no questions asked on return Of he
property 70 Kirkland a Co., 43 Wall street.
&OS REwARD,-LosT, FROM NO. IS WHITE STREET.
SLO Tuesday, March 30 geld watch. with imitation
magic hunting CASE said watch marked "f. Cooper,
maker No COS" The above reward WIN be paid and no
questions asked the return Of the watch 10 O. Thomas
6OE REwARD-LOST. YEsTERDAy AFTERNOON,
lLO April l. IN coming from Trinity Chapel 70 Twenty
third and Fourth hdes' Geneva watch. No
7hG9 made by Nacheron Constantine The above reward
win paid by re,urnng tho 10 Samuel Bradhurs n
Ess. Twenty 6fh street
d IN REWARD WILL BE PAID BY THE SIXTH AVE
sDOU nue. Railroad Company Tor the arrest and idenun
uniform rho bayone;tsd Of their
~ Psscks day in the s1sh avenue near Twenty
fotKths,reet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

LNOR GIBRALTAR, MARsHILLEs, NAPLES, ATHENA
the Islands Of the Egean Consaninople and sebssOpo
The splendid and powerful side wheel steamship QUAKE
CITY, 1890 tona Of well known reputation for speed and
safety John Goldman, nder, viii leave New York for
the above ports posive ely, Saturday Nay at \. NJ
BY taking this route 10 Europe foss Ice and the grea. dan
navigation this Will be entirely avoided
No unhealthy ports be vis.sd those above
being noted for the saubry of their cmses
wishing avail themselves OF the superior Of
this and Of The OF hor commander In the
Mediterranean and Black seas viii make early application 70
the undersigned.
rare Slzo
70 Ahrssiiss 100
AL other ports go
SAML. q. REED CO., 81 Water street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03

E,oR sAvAFNAH AND rLoRIDA.-THK AMKnrCAN
Atlantic Screw eteamship Compsny's sscamship HUNTS
VILE Capt Robert Hardie, will leave pier IA Nor river
SIS with unsurpa sccommctsuoos freigh Be- and loc
per foot Insurance half cent effected Al Office
Apply 70 H. ID. CROMWELL CO., IS Wee, street, ooroer
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UNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE
The United States mail steamer FULTON, J. A. wosnn
commander win leave for aavre, touching At Southampton
land the mais aud passenger Saturday, April At II
O'Clock from pier No. North rvar foot Of Beach
rhs ahip has i've tight
nes thai in The event 81 collision strandng the water
ooud reach them and the pumps being free To he
safety Of The vessel aud passengers would be secured
Baggage not wanted during the voyage should DO ssut on
board tbs day before sailing. marked below"
For lrsghs or passage apply 70
W. &. DRAfTON, Agent No 7 BroadwAy.
n. B-rhe steamer AYass win succeed Tho Fu.on and san
May
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LOST AND FOUND.

r osT-oN MONDAY. PAIR or GOLD seECTACLEs
Ia in Roing from Forty fourth street Carlton
Brooklyn, either ths u In fifth stage
ferry boat q Fulton avenue Whoever will return
them 10 Is Carlton avenue X l.. Caswcll ~ .
PARK place. viii receive suitable reward and the thanks
the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-04-03
DANCING ACADEMIES.

EOS AND OF HOUSTON STREET. BErwEEs BROAD
OkO way and Bowery.-Every Wednesday and Saturday
evenings grand soree dansanie. 0ood musss and geA
number Of danseuscs-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20
TIE oTHER SIDE.

We shall publish tomorrow an account Of
the proceedings Of the recent Democratic Anti
DoueLAs Convention, assembled at Springfield
on the IN inst, to nominate a candidate for
Congress, from the Sixth Congressional Dis
triet Of Illinois. This district is represented
in the present Congress By Hon. THOs. L.
HARsIs, who has been nominated by the DOue-
LAS Democrats for recollection. The account,
which We take from the Washin gton Uniou
rePreasnts the meeting ss a large aud enthusi-
astie demonstration against Senator noUeLAs.
Resolutions were adopted, speeches made, and
a candidate nominated. The speech Of HEKRY
S. FrrcH, which win be found in the proceed
ings, shows that the feeling Of the meeting was
very hostile to the reelection OF the IIinOis
Senator. This speech is a carefully drawn
bil Of indictment against DOUsLAs for his
past shortcomings and viii be read With inter-
est by those opposed 70 his election. We
shall publish It because it is by far the a5les,
exposition Of the auth or's side Of the question
We have met with, and 10 pursuance Of a rule
We have adhered to on this question, to give a
fair hearing to all sides. Our readers will
ladgs for themselves how far the present po-
sition and attitude OF Judge DOusLAs sntitle
him to forgiveness for the past, and whether
II everything his enemies charge him with
were trus, be is not infinitely to be preferred
70 LTScoLK by ali true friends Of the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20
wEETKRK Division TAIR-

Our readers viii bear in mind that the Divi.
sion Fair fer West Tennessee commences q;
Jackson. on Tuesday, the 1ssh Of October next.
The list Of premiums, which we published
some time ego, Is unusually attractive, and we
feel safe in predicting that the spproscbins
viii eclipse ali preceding Division Fairs. The
various county fairs thus far held have beer
highly successful, and, judging BY the spirit
eFinced at them, we shall look for all the pre-
miums in the several departments Of agricul-
tural aud mechanical industry al the coming
Division Fan, to be smsrtly contested. We
anticipate an occasion OF unusual interest.
The Fair viii continue during the week Az.
r~angsmeats, we suppose will be made with ID,
several railroad companies, By which stock
and other a~-tieles passing over them, intended
for exhibition, viii Be returned free Of
charge,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20
LAND FOR SALE

DERSOES daslrous Of purchasing good h5uea within
Il two and half Of Court SQUARE, would DO vel
10 call en- q Venintire two doors from the Commercial
Hotel. He win su 40 OF $50 acres in lots 70 suit pr
hzsers-n0t lss7 fhsn 20 sores
au1Adtf n yOEIrNTTNE
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'0auEatsr Of van B. LlvnEst0a, Of New Tsrs.


COTTOS REcEIPTs-Neill Brothers, Circu-
lar has the following: We print the annual
statistics Of the movements OF cotton for the
past year, with comparisons for the preceding
five years. It will be seen that the total crop
Of the year Just closed amounts to 3.Il3o 62
bales, sgaius' 2 $50 SIG last year, sho : ing an
increase Of ia 443 bales. The delivery of
the fun crop hes been greatly facilitated by
the unusual high condition Of the rivers durir 2
the sumner mOhths, so that the country has
been well cleared Of old cotton, which is con-
6rmed, BY the present receipts consisting of
new crop. The exports to Great Britais, II
will be seen, amount to 1,S0S, goo bales, being
slightly 10 excess Of the current estimate for
some time past, and an increase Of 3SI, O96
bales over last year. To France there is a de-
crease Of 1885 bales, compared with last
year, the figures being 5s4 O02 against 4I3, 357,
and to other foreign ports there is also a de-
crease Of - 343 bales. The eastern spinners
have taken a larger share Of the crop than was
for some time expected-when the recent re-
vnlsion caused an entire stoppage Of the mills
1t being then estimated that their conssmp-
ton for the year would not exceed $4,000
bales, while The total figures show a consumg
ton Of 452,lS5 bales for the wear, against
bo5, us last year We inner the present
season with a somewhat larger stock than the
last; but Il will be remembered ut a large
portion OF It consists of very low, trashy cot
ton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

SLAVERY DEBATE The slavery Debate be-
tween Parson Brownlcw, Of Tennessee,
aud Rev. Dir Pryne, Of New York, closed on
Saturday evening. The arguments of both Of
The debaters weTe, for The most part, repeti-
tioHs. Indeed, the subject has been so often
discussed that there is but little room for the
display Of originality. The audiences were
generally a mixture OF whites and blacks
Southern students, Qlskers, Black Republic
cans and negro BARRIERS and bOotblaeks. and
the Abolitonists ~outnumbering the decent por-
tion three 10 one. By the agreement between
the reverend gentlemen, their speeches are to
be published together, IN one book, Tor general
circulation.-PenRsylUcnian. 1874
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

TTAS rcaoVe3 from Beal street, 70 tae south EIDE Of
III Union street, seccnd h0use east o. the fayeus vhels
n viii b. ready 70 receive her patrons on and afiel
BOMBAY. the 9th September tep2i Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

WHO HAS Not HEARD OF BasHARE's
HOLLAND BITTERS-Simpie in It's compost
ton, pleasant to the taste. and truly wonder
FOL in It's effect, is popularity cannot be won
dered at. To invaiids just recovering strength.
It is Invaluable; exercising that soothing in
h1ence over the nervous system, and impsrting
that health and tone TO the stomach, 30 longed
fer BY the convalsseeut-D6fig Enfrrprise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

Fusion TX CALIFsREIA-The Washington
Union, of the l4th inst, says:
q" gentleman residing in this city has re-
csived a letter from bis son in California, dated
August 18Th, in which he SAYS You viii see
By the papers that the Broderiek party, or left
wing Of the Black Republican party, in this
state, has fused with the simoh-pure xoolly-
heads. The Administration OF National De-
tory"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20
admiralty Kafica.

Successor 20 II Eenboom1
HEfP3 c~oEstEntiy on hand q tUpsly Of the best CT
N eARs AND rOBACCO, Il Al kinds. which be ~ Il
s-i bS for Cash, ct the old stand N shelby street,
Aenphts. EnfqL sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20
SILVER.

Tea Sets, Oohse Urns, PITCHERS, S8blsts, walters, Forks,
Spoons, ladies', PIE, FHh. Gaze and Ice Cream
Knives Cst0re, Butter Dishes, sioP
Bowls, sc.
also, liver PLATED GOODS. o. the newest stvles,
Dish Covers, Oake BASKETS, Neat Dishes. Car
d~lestcks, Gobieis and walters, Ell sizes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

" For sale, a small family residences, just
outside Of the corporation, Immediately east Of
The Memphis and Charleston depot. A bar
gain viii be given If application Is made soon
at the APPEAL Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

TtHE b. ek Of b~ufeiuzs nov SONG % on Man-
4 roc stree ncsr Aal1. WI be ready for &5sS
occupancy the Is o. Sovemher There win b. ruI
a : SIRE ron and eel A. md two Gns rooms I'LL
suli.tia forc1cs, 10 ench house. VIII rsnt the 81 re-
r0ous an CELLARS sCpsrats n desired For farther
Information spply 70 A. 7. NORTON,
sepi7 d;Evr 1HOnFeE over Jonss : Fsss's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20
GOVERNMENT


Description.
DouEis Acting Engin= % two CYLINDERS o. a iaeh
stroke IS inches tn diametar-esuUated 81 nfty h0rse
power each, With an iudepsudent cut-od attached 70 each
cylinder slide vGves with eccentric notion Ore
large regulator with c0snexons oOupiete ard indicator
attached, for time and revolutions. Main trtTing Rheel
y feet IN diameter, OF casI iron, with Inserted te@h
Jack gear runBiEg in cCnnectlon with it l. 81 cast iron
with cut tosth 4 feet N diaaa-ter, giving vaodty % he
jack shat three 70 o1e CT that o. tn er glnes. Engines
rests On iron d. 20 feet Iong, ? feet hiEh, weighing
S,OOO lbs rach. Main shaflng connected win he jack
shaft IS feet lohgs s inches n diameter. o. wrought
renDessee irou viii staLdE ana couplings complete
Brass and b1btett metal boxes; : drums from 8 70
Is feet in diamslr htt=i On the shafts. Ths fOunfa.
tons that tie engln-s md main line o. skafeinE resfs
on, are Of st0le. and .re hit-d IN sub q manner that
icy can b moved with tie engines SIX cylinder bOu-
ers. so fe4tlnE, 30 uches n diareisr- Fronts, crate
bars. pipes ard connections f5rEteam ard water. AIso
faber waier-euaEe cJnn cCd with cash boiler. Boilers
are srrsnfed N two SEPARATE seits, oJnHtced So thst
either or beth can Be used enq set can always b kept
fl order. They are mace % = inch Tennessee Iron
Irn fronts for boilers n feet long an4 6 iset hlEa.
The Engine and Bolfrs are haidh q, IN all their parts,
in the bel Wortmsnlike maDcer. Thsy were built byB
L. Horf5ik OF Salem, hsssEcauset 8, az 3 c e. o. About
SIS Oc0. They were ustd b. the Government for . few
months. and proved 60 b. superior % any in the Nlssis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20
A Prescription for yellow Fever.

From the New York Evening POST
MEssRs. EDIToRs: The following believe
to be a prescription for an almost certain rem
edy for yellow feEers ,
Quinine disulphate.................gra grains 40
Extract Dandelion ...... ...-.... -. grains 10
PulvsTizsd capsieum ......g grains 5
Mix IN mass and make into twenty pfils.
Use Tive to be taken every two hours,
commencing as soon as Precipitation can Be
produced after The attack, and continued until
there as a ringing in the ears and partial deaf.
ness.
Persons exposed to the disease, by taking
from four 10 six pills daily, once or twice a
week, at intervals, morning, noon and night.
will md them an almost certain prophylaetic.
Ny reasons for the above opinions: | sd-
ministered these pills in twenty-seven cases cf
fever, not distinguishable from attacks thar
proved to be yellow fever, at Fort hamilton
and Bay Ridge in 1856 all Of which cases re-
%cOverei, although a number OF them occurred
In dwellings, where one or more patients had
died Of this disease. | lost but four patients
that season, one Of whom did not take the pills
as directed, from Misrepresentation and neglect
Of attendants One VOmited the pills as often
as administered. The third and fourth cases
did not taken the pills, but a solution OF uuinine
was substituted BY the advice Of another ply
siciaR-
Ia the house where the first fatal case above
ANlicl vas directly Apostle Quar-
antins,)- another patient recovered under the
use Of these pills, after having turned yellow
and been declared a hopeless case by a Quar-
antine physician. Several other persons Ia the
hOase took the pills for slight attacks, or
as pTeventives, all Of whom recovered. or were
exempt. In the house where the second, third
and fourth fatal cases occurred, another person
had a dis.lnt attack, and took the pills and re-
Two others equally exposed, took
the pills and were exempt from attacks. OF
these four fatal cases. not one took the pills as
a preventive.
Ny theory: Yellow fever is produced BY a
v%irulent form Of the sane malaria that devel-
ops Intermittent and remittent fever. Ouinine
neutralises the poison in the system. il taken
ia sufficient quantity, (the sans in each form
OF dise8se,) snd at an early stage, so as 70 be
assimilated or taken into the blood. The can
stimulates the blood vessels Of IA.
stomach, thus Fastening the circulation. and
preventing the blood from becoming stagnaBt
and transuding into it's cavity, to become chang
ed By The gastric acid to black yomit. have 1
TO thick that sulpburic acid, used 10 hold |
IN solution, hastens black vomit.
have administered over a hundred ounces of
IN private and hospital practice, North
and South, aud have never yet seen OF received |
sny Injurious effects from it.
BATAVIA, New York c. D GRIswOLB, Il. D.
Slaughter Of Van B. Llviugstoa. Of Kew Yrs
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VALUABLE TRACT OF
for Sale


HAVRG purchased q farm n Arkansas river 80
H bottom, and beirg DESTROYS 20 mIgrate thu h X
e tsiE Fall / nov ohEr ny plantation Containing -
$50 aires on whieh / now reside, on the Per ton -
road ! aiding from Hol5 SPRINGS 70 Helena, Ark. and
two miles EAST Of the Aississippi and Iennessos Railroad
ana three miles from Coidwater d pot, which Is thirty
mlss from he1phis- The tract has shout 500 acres
o.earTd on u, nssrly 200 o. which are fresh, all In a god
stats Of eultivati1a. aud az nne q farm - sry in ibis
ssctisR OF Eeighb5rhOod TcierAbly Eood dwell ing, gcod
negro cstins, n z Cd sin and mill sid oih-r cut houses.
= gooe ctEtern hoidins $50 bbls. of water, and ihree Ct
four good springs.
ms society IN the ne Ehborhood Is as coed 81 any in
Herth Mississippi. Several Churches I'D Schools IN the
neEhbsrhoOa. tits a. peasant sni desirable a place AZ
81 Fippi The traci c0ud b. divided 30 - 70 make two
settlements on Il 10 necessary.
Ash an seling thr Monty 70 make a payment on ny
Arkansas ~puTcbas', I win ttke 5000 cash for the whole
tract gin snd mill ire uded. CT viii take 5000 in three
equal instslmeuts. Il Is tie cheapest plsce IN this ooun-
Try Stands OF 70 better qusity n the nciEhkorhood
are heit 81 from SYST s26 per acre bat ] am determines
to SCI, and tberefIre ch r t -ess Inducements 20 p-rsans
wishing % locate In North Hizlsslppi, 10 cal a. exsm-
iae for hemseivts before puruhasing elssWhers. I as
htVe a tract 81 50 acuS or the same roAd, 1--WE miles "a 4
q this, for sale At 8 per scre. tslersb'y " N improved.
The Whole, II not previously sold, I will sci 70 the high.
ct bidder, on scco NJ oist NJ terms. A. auction a..
MONDAY the IS h dAy q next November. on ~ MEM
ises. Also ny farming utensils, Corn, Fodd.r, House.
hold ard Kitchen Fur ifure. and a portion Of nv Ftock.
Also six shares OF $50 zach in tie NtssisEippi and Ten
ressee Railroad For further partcslars, sdircss the
subscriber AZ Kim Grove, Miss.
sep2l -wst I. uURFORB
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RRIE

On gheis,h inst. It he FssldnOeO'Nr. E-bsrt Ian
b. The Rev NJ zslner, Mr.. VIZ. HARRIS 10 nlts
ELIZABETH POPE. Al o. Psy~tte count senn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

Al bis T~esiisnse in Jefferson county, ARR, July 27th
ISAAC TEAeUE, in TIRE s2d year Of his age.
Memphis Advocate, Ksgle ard Z quler and jackson
whig please ocpy-
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NEW MTSIC STOR R!

I've undersignA HIS Just received his fail stock o.
II Pianos keicdeons, Violins, FLUTES, Acccrdeons,
husle Books and Sheet Muf ie. which Is By far the largest
sndbest assorted stock ev.T ofered in this cry The
Piano are Een ths wotid-renoEned maksrss A. 6. Sale
= co aud SttinSay & Soa. Every Piano Il Warrznted
for i've yesrs, snd viii b. old Al York Prices, the
ffeikht uriy scded -
Ny ttoek OF Sheet Music Is very large. embracing El
the new and popuiar pieces Of the day. II you want ths
best hiznoA and a. tbs oest prices. cal a.
J.. kcCLURB'S,
-aaN a5G hain street.
n 81 fresh supply OF the new popular songs, Luis
is Gore, WHERE has Lula Com, and L1ssr IN Blssiui
Eepose-nby Bcster. septi7-tf
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soTe Dnd EW9Ted Rreasfs

shezid nQW, That since the invention o.
BRACES AHurrC ErSIHEsT ~ 10 longer Eecefs4FF
ior fhem 70 trsnsgss lhslr infant children 70 he care 4
a vet nurse "a case thslr own breasts shoald be sore Or
swollen Al nat r. necessaTy = to procure SINE o.
BzksG's sHoTtc LIg MzsT ara rub ne emettd Fart
Enaf ~ gsHuy for . ~ fimsss and ne evil is reH7td-
Il Is also a spscisc FOR ~ kinds % sores, u.es1s, sEdl-
.iass. sprsi8s, bruisea Sc ss veil IS rheumstiEm snd
.nearalEia. rfr eael
BrazVs Arctic LninentE for tns a. NpfetEbe
pruxsfets snrsnrsout ehsc51ntry sspi5-dEE29
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-09-20

SrrAwER BuR~ED On Wednesday last, at
shree O'Clock ia rhe ternOon, the stern wheel
steamer Wn n DTny took 6re and was en-
f-sIv consumed, together with her valuable
rsrga. near Qincy, on the Upper Mississippi.
a. her deck al was a scene Of disorder and
Sismsv. bot happily every one Of her crew and
pssse5gsrs got safely ashore. The Denny was
bopad from this port to s.. Paul, this being her
f-st trip for four months. she was a good
boat. sifbough valued at only $500 She was
5,sured for $4,000, and the various items Of her
c~-r,o uere doubtless also assured The boat
rs owned bv Der comnsnder, Capt PA Al
ford Ths origin Of the FIRE is at present M
ksowp-H. Loaa Dsz0cT0t, Sept u.