davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04
North Atlantic !! I! :. Steamship ; Co.!

NOftll AtlallllC NledlllSllp TO-.
DE9ULAR TAROUGM LINE TO
~ SAN FRANCISCO, via Panama Railroad,
and connecting only with steamers Golden Gate,
Golden Age, John l.. Stephens, and Sonora, Of the
Pacific Mail Steamship Company at Panama, Direct 10
AspintodH The splendid steamships
BALTIC, ADRIATIC, AND ATLANTIC,
Having been entirely reftted and adapted to the
California trade, will hereaf run as above, leav
ing this port on the 9Th and 10th of each month,
from the foot OF Canal street. North River.
no Passengers and Mails will be forwarded by
Panama Railroad, and connect 1T Panama " it'll the
Pacific Mail Steamship CompaDy's magnificent
Steamships, which will be in readiness and leave
immediately for San Francisco. They will he en-
barked free of expense from Railroad, by Compa-
ny's steamboat IA BOGA.
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each ship.
Steerage passengers found in cooked provisions,
bedding and attendance. 1t is believed that the
accommodations afforded by the above ships
surpassed by any in the world. The public are in
formed that the p. NJ. 8. 3. Co. always have ONE
OR MORE EXTRA STEAMERS lying at Panama
ready for sea, to avoid any possible detention of
Passengers or Mails, aud embark their passengers
by steamboat
For passage, apply at the only Office Of the CON-
pany, Oh the Wharf, foot of Canal street, North
River, to WILLIAM II. WICkHAM.
sept30-2
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

nA. The Austin (Texas) State Gazette, of
the 10Th inst, says: We are informed that
some $4,000 have been lost in the mails
lately between Galveston and New Orleans.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

Ray~ Grace Greenwood is announced as
one of the lecturers in Boston the coming
winter. Like all cultivated women, Grace
can talk eloquently.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

ea5- Hon. n. Is. Baker, formerly Cover
nor OF New HAMPSHIRE is candidate for
the Legislature al Minnesota
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

lEsgyr.DREES-
AZ "a bbls assorted Nuts;
10 casks French Prune.;
100 FOXES Ra sils;
casks fine s y. Indigo;
100 kegs Soda;
10 bbls Alum
100 kegs pure White Lead;
90 kegs Zinc;
20 dog Toy Buckets;
aO boxes Extract of Legwood:
- boxes Cream Tartar.
Sundry other goods too numerous 10 mention,
just received and for sale 10y
sep 20 PRESTON BROS
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04
MOZART HALL!
HIHE OLD APOLLO HILL MS

HNE OLD s1POLE0 H1LX MIS-
IL been purchased by the subscriber and its
name changed to MOZART Hall. II has been en-
tirely renovated aud fitted up in an elegant and
convenient style for Dramatic exhibitions, aud for
Concerts. Balls and public meetings. stage
has been erected and entire new set of beauti-
fnl scenery added. A neat and convenient restau-
rant is now attached to ii, from which parties can
be supplied with snppers and refreshments equal to
any to be obtained in the city. The proprietor
will spare no expense or exertons to make it an
agreeable and pleasant place of resort for ladies and
gentlemen. In the Restaurant, Oysters and other
delecacies Of the season, will he served up at any
hour for visitors Four parlors and large dining
room in which over two hundred guests can be
seated, have been erected in place Of the old Bowl
ing Alley. .EF.. rrE
sep 30tf C. \. B0LLE
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

a,sst- A boy named Jas. Harris, only Ia
ut Bonneville, Mo.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04
Mr.. DOUGLAS AND ATTORNEY GENERAL
RTAcE II etfars from Washin oton cav.

BLAcK.-Letters from Washington say:
A pamphlet will appear in a few days,
written under the supervision of Senator
Douglas, in reply to the recent article Of
Judge Rack, which caused his sudden return
to this city. His friends are much annoyed
at his exhibition of ill-temper in his Wooster
speech. ..
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

B'a5- Zen. Jesup, Ordnance Master Gen
efal Of the United States army, il lying
very III 10 New York.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

Bsly- Our naval force in the Pacific con-
sists of vessels, with $500 men aud 81
guns.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

Bas- Forty-fve slaves were baptized in
Richmond, Va, last Sunday.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04
J. b. HUcKEBY,

Attorney at Lar.
We could make disclosures of the conduct
of this nest of official rats, still more dis
creditable and infamous; but having done
enough to awaken the attention of the true
men of the party to their misconduct, we
leave them to the just indignation of the
voters of the county.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04
EMRICH's BREWERY.

AyOR RENT OR SALE.-THE FARM KNOWN
II as the "0ld :Whetstone Stone place." en- the
new Petersburgh road, three and half miles from
Evansville, containing so acres, 60 Of which
der cultivation. There three failing
springs of water; good frame dwelling, contain
inc six rooms; - connections barn and other build
ings, all of which and conveniently arrang-
ed. There are also about 200 fruit trees, compris
ing great variety of Apple, Pear, Peach, Plum,
Ounce, Cherry, dc. Fences and other improve
ments are in complete order.
For further particulars, apply TO me on the prem
Uses, or at the store of yickery Brothers, So Main
street, Evansville. .t..
sept22-dfw1w BM yICKERY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

NOR SALE.-A SPAN OF HORSES, A SPAN
II of mules, sand a two-horse wagon and harness.
The property If not disposed of by private sale by
the 18th inst, will be sold at auction. A rare
chance for a bargain may be had.
Also, 26225 acres of land finely timbered, stu
ated four miles from the city, on the Mt. Vernon
road. For further Information as to terms, &c.,
inquire at
sept22-td EMRICH'S BREWERY
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-10-04

EVANSVILLE GAS-LIGHT COMPANY.
NlHE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ the Stockholders in the Evansville Gas Light
Company, for the purpose OF choosing three Direc-
tors TO serve during the ensuing year, will be held
at the Company's office, on Locust street, between
the hours Of 10 A. III. and p. NJ, on Monday, the
26th day of October next.
sep22std .s4e1 - ag, C. @. KEATS, Pres't.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION FOB THE WEST
ERIN DISTRICT

Immediately af,gr the adjournment Of the
iNmura,ic State Convention, 1T Houston the
Democratic convention for the Western District
Mas called to order by Col A. " VI tpshaw.
The roll was called, aud ii counties were found
represented.
On motion Of 7 : S,ocklalc, Col pancy was
unanimously elected President IT the Convention.
The following gentlemen were elected Vice
President via II J. .Jcwcl, Of Leon, br.
lhnnason II Walker. Cot John - Pats. Of
lIa,s, and col j. " Msrray, Of Walker and
Mtssr, T. bctufloya, Of ilravls and T.. Waller,
.tr., ii Austin, were elected Secretaries and
Capt rla.,ers Of Grimes. Sergeant at Arms.
On motion II Mr. -iockalc. the rifles of the
State Convention, so far AS applicable, were
adopted.
In motion Of Col u. Y. Ports, the Convcn
ton agreed 10 proceed TO the nomination Of eau
1dais- for tunsr'ss
Col Woodward of Washington, nominated
W :, Oldham, Of Travis
Or. Graves Of H,Nar nominated T. \. Waul,
81 Gonzales.
Mr. Parker, Of Tarrant nominated John A.
Wharton Of lsrazoria.
Mr. s,ock.hic nominated Abel Cunningham
Of Victoria
Mr. 1orlc'i of johnson, nominated John
Gregg. If Frecs,ow, bni h,s name wax with
drawn a, the request Of th. representative from
freslonc.
rs leave. Mr. J. 4. Wharton took the stand
and made slor, but eloquent sIscch lie said
that hc desired Ia sec the same nnanimiiy IN the
nomination Of i candidate Tor Congress. which
had characterized the state Convention. For
, the sake Of harmony, he would lay any elaine
he Nigh, have upon the altar Of democracy.
lie ho,. 4 the Convention would nominate n
Stat, H., its Calhoun Ihmnfrut They had
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

II l.ecome. our Melsnchol, duty It. announce N'e
Death Il An c-,iassble citizen. Mr.. H. r. h!F'
merchant OF hi. place died about ono o'c'o'k' on
"wednesday morning last, the 18th ms, after hnx~f
ing illness. ". know % no man who ba- ever lived
in ,hi- community xha wss esteemed or whose
death va. more universally regretted. Foe years he
hs. been -,nk ing unrs that in-dios disease consap
ton sud Tor months he has -to'I within the vale
fr,~ns-hip. watched Nth pain his lingering footsteps,
Day by day they have noted the progress Of that
malady which has no long laIii-d the KIN u medical
science aud whose termination !. certain s' u Is
memorable. Bat 10 him death bad no terror. lie
met i, With becoming forsitaJ- and christian re-ig
nation and sf'ct his spifi, had fed from the
,aiefn,clc shich II had inhabited HI features wore
that impress ol resignation npa-siil'y and dignity
~hirh scrc bis characteristics IN life.
but in saying he vas impossible W. 10 no, mean TO
intimate that he was unfeoline His conduct and his
spp.srnc. we're hut the exhibition Of that high order
Of moral courage with which a brave man meets
calamity and even death, witbopt murnnr. No
man had finer f..liags more acute son.ibilitis- or
-thin whose bosom rio~.d warmer affections He
"a. modest reserved amishlo. dignihed II was
only HI. family aud immediate friends therefore who
truly appreciated his character To the world he may
have appeared cold 10 them he kno~n as the
soul Of gcn.ro-, aud aH,ctich lie lied A. he lived
consistent christian Allied with the confident hope Of
bi--ful immortality. lie lcft large family to
whom hi- los ia rreparahl. lie Wa buried With
Masonic honnr- aud with every mark of popular -
teen. Nearly the entire community attended hi
funeral It was but proper tribute 81 respect 10
Departed worth.
just As W. were ab,Ht 10 gp 20 press .e learned n'
the death Of another"n. If our Old and valued czcus
and warm ftiend- s,ArFt J. r,rLog, We have
M, room g. a. justice tph,. character He was Kind
hearted smi,l,Ir aud generous. We deeply -ymra
pa,hi-c With las an eled family IN their -ad bercas
msut
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20
~ The Jefferson Herald hoist, the name oi

~ The Jefferson Herald hosts the name Of
Hon T. MrRg,u. at its masthead for Congress
Mr. Murrah is true, consistent Democrat and
n sound southern man, II elected to Congress
he would reflect credit on the District The
Herald thinks there is no, time TO hold Con
vcn,ion. We have certainly as much time
as We had before the late convention, but
whether the facts can get before the bis.
tric' in season for the people to act upon them
remains to h. ~cn. We are willing to wait
and sce. We earnestly desire a fair expires.
sion Of the democracy Of this District il We can
get it,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

Tns.rnWN.--Mrs Virginia Smith and com
pany from Shreveport, have been giving Il Sc
ri,s OF entertainments at Kancs's Hall during
the present week. We have not had the leisure
to attend. They were recently in Jefferson and
the Herald in noticing them, says tina, they
have not as yet won golden opinions. Merito-
rios amuscmcn,s Of any Kind always meet with
success here but humbugs are frowned down "
Jennie used TO be- We believe, a great favori,e
in jc'yreon How is this. W Herald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

". Harris. ths Postmaster At this place has kisdy
ftrni shed ~ -tst-~sn, of ths ,m-. Of srriva
sd departure u mails, which ve publish Tor the
ssnsnt Of Marshall resAcr-.
NAILS for keatchi~. for Kaufman, by way Of elmer
sad tfsismsn Zoe San Augustine and I" Clarksve. by
gay Il Jefferson. leave Monday, wednesday, and I'm
lay, and arrive Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday.
Mails from Shreveport and Henderson. arr'rs on
Monday. Wednesday. and Friday. and leave Tuesday
rhnr-isy and Saturday.
Mail to Port Cad.io leave. Tuesday Thursday. and
saturday and arrives III. same day.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20


but y rigid adhsy"nce IN our c""sti-
tutjnWnl rights, amd that mcmtIee 81
Cvagrcss from this district can best
shaw his devotion to the Union and
the South 10y discussing the great prac-
teal ISSUES before the country, ii,steat
Of those which are Irrelevant, aud OF
standing up in Congress, and demanding
for IA upon all occasions the full meas
usc 81 oar rights.
These resolutions provoked another an
cry discussicn after which they were
laid ca the table. Mr.. Williams pre-
scented the following.
Rewisd, That the slave owners Of thc
Southern States, rs such are not IN the
enjoyment If the fruits Of piracy, muir
der or robbery which on motion was
laid on the table
Mr. Taylor introduced the following /.
Re,oircd. By this Convention that we,
a. the representatives, of the Democracy
If tai. Congressional District Of Texas
rcitcra,e AS ore of the cardinal doctrines
Of our party the right of every man to
be heard ua all questions pertaining 10
our principles aud believe ia the full and
free discussion of the acts of our public
servants which pn motion was LAID ou
the table
Mr. Hall. moved the adoption Of the
following.
Rcairei, Tha, two thirds Of the votes
Of this Convention, shall be- necessary Ia
the choice of candidate for Congress
Which was carried
Mr. Lawson Of Cherokee. put ia NOM
nation the Hon John II Reagan. Mr.
Williams. OF Vp,hnr, :. II Mofgan
Mr. Convey, Of san Augustine, +. u.
sexton Mr. Williams. Of Smith, Col
T. T. Lott Mr. Sanford Of Harrison, John
7 Mills. Mr. Turner, Of Harrison, W
II Poag. Mr. Williams, of smith, Geo.
W. Chiffon.
All the nominations. except that 81
Hon John II Reagan, were withdrawn.
Here the cntr. delegation from Cass,
Harrison. Pamela. and l'pshuf, joel "
llargrovc Of Shelby and Mr. IIowcrion
Of Rusk, representing 81 votes, with
drew from the Convention
The vote was taken, and it appear
ing tina, tho Hon John II Reagan had
,ho pr.s,dr,, ,hc Nn,,;nc. If IN. Dcu1.
n,.,;, Dat, IT,, cn,,,rc.s ,,an, ,hn IA
too. r,.,,,,,.,',.;,,,,, n,.,,;n, o., r.x.s
Mr. Uall nf sLcIl,v nrcs,n,,d the fol.
l.,,;,,,, anJ ,n,y,,d - ,ln,,ion.
Rsoi,oi, That the thanks Of this Con
vcntion bc rendered h. Ten. John j
Good aud Judge u : .Icunings fer the
fair ;nuar,,,I and ali, u,nurr in which
,Ln,, L.rc n,.s,l,.J ,,ynr iii. Convention
,nj ,n ,bc Secretaries for ,hc faithful
J,srbar,.s If ,h,ir duties
r,,,,'d
H. with, of Lamar ,r,.en,cd the
c.,I'..;,. onJ NEED ~ ,i,,,;nn.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

HEAVY RoBpgN .-Thc South Western states
that on the night Of the | 9Th inst. the store Of
Mr.. W. II. c, IIudgins, on the Iovcc. a, ,hrcve-
port, was entered and his saf' opened by means
Of false key, and robbed Of about S6.715. II
is thought tina, the robbcr sccrcicd himself during
the evening in the cellar, the back door Of which
was generally kept open for the purpose of Civ
ing light.
The -amc paper also state, that the dead body
of a man was founl in Gross Lake, near the res
idencc Of Mr.. Flowers IT, was marked on his
arms with India ink the RICH, arm, star
and anchor and on the lef,. a ship. The man
was Of medium size had on cotonadc pants
aud re,, flannel shirt. His face was eaten all of
|, was the conclusion Of those present that he
had been murdered 10 one knew who he was
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Convention was called to order At r ". roll
was called and quorum found present,
Motion was made by Mr.. Buckley Of Fort
Icnd, that Zen. T. \ Wanl bc declared the
unanimous choice Of this Convention, which was
carried by acclama,ion.
Messrs &. W. Buckley. D. +. Terry, and DR..
Grayes vert appointed u connittec to wait on
Gcn Waul and inform him Of the action of the
Convention. which was done, and Cen. Wanl
was shortly hrcugb in, and addressed the Con
vcntion in an able speech, thanking them for the
nomination, aud planting himself firmly upon
the platform. lie was also enthusiastically
chcerc,l.
III con,cn, IN ,hen nlinnrn.A N. In
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

In another column will be found an article
from the luilman Herald in regard to which the
editor of the Herald says,
" We have already expressed our disappro-
baton Of Judge Rcagans attempt to drive the
Southern Rights men from the ranks Of the Dem
ocra,ic party II Judge Reagan should be nom
mated again WE fear that his course toward these
men will bring upon him decided opposition.
I'VE have only Ia remark thu, the sentiments
of the Herald and Of liz correspondent are gen
orally reiterated in nearly all the Eastern papers.
We have heard from several Eastern gentlemen
now in our city. an expression Of strong and de
cidcd dissatisfaction with the nomination Of Rea-
gan as announced IN the extra Of the Houston
Telegraph copied in our paper Tuesday. From
the very lew counties represented, and other cir
cumstances, they express the opinion that the
nomination is in accordance with the sentiments
Of but small minority Of the people OF the
Eastern Congressional District, and they believe
another Convention should be called as speedily
IA, possible. '-GdiucS'oa News
We have convcrscd with several delegates who
attended the Houston Convention, and they unite
in saying that Of the delegates from Eastern
Texas who attended tina, Convention, numbering
from one hundred and fifty 10 two hundrsl intel
ligsnt well informed gentlemen no, over a hall
dozen sustained Judge Reagan. We have con
versed WITH or heard from, nearly ever, prom
incnt democrat in Eastern Texas. and not single
one of them endorses his nomination or thinks
he Is the proper man to send TO Congress. W.
think ii due TO themselves and TO their principles
that they should speak out openly and boldly, N
that the whole district may hear from them
Judge Reagan and his immediate friends should
be taught that the democracy arr M, to hc bull
lie, into his support, A more bare-iaccl at
tempt TO dragoon party into an igroblc ac-
puicscencc of a nomination we have never known
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

All Of which is respectfully submitted,
W Il. WRIGHT CHS.
The minority at the Committee offer
eli the following. to wit: The minority
brg leave To submit the following report,
that each count he entitled Ia vote III
this Convention the number oi Democrat.
ic votes polcd in each county at the last
general election.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

New FInx.-lt will he seen that Mcssrs.
goods belonging 10 Mr.. r. T Hyde and will
carry IN the mercantile business at the old stand
These goods arc equal to any in the market,
The firm is an excellent one possessing the Gle
m.ats which usually insure success. We hope
they ma, hc literally pa,ronxol
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20

- Most Of the prominent democrats Of
Eastern Texas arr in favor Of the proposed Con
meet with general concurrence, as We are satisfied
it is the only means Of preserving the unity Of
the party in this section Of the State. LET .he
press advocate it, and let prominent democrats
in every county urge the necessity of sending
full representations. With a full and fair Con
vcn,ion, such course will e taken as will in
sure harmony aud cordial cooperation The
dilhcul'i's in the way Of union are far from iring
insuperable We hope the democratic papers
in favor Of this Convention will urge the various
cDun'ic- 20 end dtlrrnc
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-05-20
II. = WILLIAMS,
s II. CT MBY,
" ARD Taylor. .If

o,m.,;,,o,u. x;.,,,,o, -, n,l,s
,h, ,,,,,o,, az ,Lo ,,;,,nr;,, 400, ,,;I ,,n,,
H.. ,.Il,
A. I.,,..,,,.r,. ,.,,.,.,., =, s,r;l. ,,, ali
u, ,bc ,,,,,,ri,y rr,,,,, ,I,,, s,f,,.rcJ ,ny
,a,c hy nr,,, I,s,
" it,n cc sh,.lhy moved tL,, ,b,
m,,,ri,y report IL, received and adu,cd
o,nu which msti,,, a very animated dis
,r.s;,u ,rnse which u,s ,,,r,i,.,n,,nd IN
hv Williams ,f rnsLur Jcun,rys nf
j,rr;s,, nan or Sbclhv Nicholson If
n,ll,s and Wri,bt IL Lama, ,i,..r
which, ,hc said report wus received and
,JnnteJ
The Prcsi.lcu, ,onk the chair. and after
COMO ,n,ronr,,,c r,n,,t. ,,,ounrcd
t,,. c,rr,,,t ,n, or,,,nixcJ %, mo,io,
the Convention adjourned ndil tn.mor.
r,ty m,,ruipt, at \ o'clock
r.. u,.v,.c : o,,io,t
c....,.,;.,,' ,na, nars,,n, a. ,1,on,,.
ii, -.
"".
...,...,;..I..
~. ,t,,' IA r',.1 - r,',''G'.u'a
:. 49,, ,..., aJ,.i,,,J
49, ,t' %'..''..,',,'',.
r. 'a.1.'',;, a. "A r;,.L ,,Jo
',.'.,, c,a"''', ,.oo,,,, ,,.r,' n,.sw,,.
.,.lt'',..t H., IN
w. 49, a. -,
-
fi'' '.', 49, a.. 81 ..,a'
i,I q Xxx, ,..'>.,','',i
81 III e.
.r,.., ......... Al. H.. i'm;
~ "'' "",'"
K,
,r,I, -. ,..,,''i ,,...,'.',,
'"', Fli,'"', ",
'"'
"''u''" "a' ,.,'' Iii, e. H.. ,.a.,;,a r.
" '''''e ,,;,.'.,,,,.,,; pi.',c'r,a, a..
,,'' " ',o .'"' ..,''' ''''''. ~, 49,
r H., .. a,n ,,.,;., ,,a. .,
"""' w ,,.'',' ,t L,i"', ',,t,;,,aJ
'ol'y ~ '.' 'au, ,na , "dp o" ,.
';,''.l III :, 9,,.,,'..ri,,,nd ,L,, ,ho
',nS''''''' WV = ''' ''''''' '''' WV
F'' -. .....;..,
Wv, ,, ', ...J' ;,,.,',,,
SUI, y, ""a '' ,'',,.a .h,n" " "''' '''''''
,n,'.u', ,I.,,c',,n,. ,,,.,..'ro,J Nr Ian.
II ,,,l H.. f,Il,,,;,.. .,nd may
" VI -, na,,,,,n, ~, ,,,nnJn,.,,, a. ,i,,
- ~ wv
y.t, n, r.. T...,i,.,;,, oc ,ho
-, e.. '.,.,,,',,',, ,.,',,o,ty
IN IN, a.. .,,,, ,nI ,,.,, ,ha ,n.,I. -,
:, ~ "" 'l,'"F, '"' 49, Wv,
-" $50 "''' w. '.,'.,'..TT,,. A.,
'r M, ''",'' ta, w. ,i',., ~. ,L,''o
N''',' . =" ,r,;, ,.,,n,.,,,, 'nI T,,''
'"H - Ia,,l n,I,.r II. t,ns,;,n,;,n
-, ,I'' i.,.'.,.,,,'''r l., ,,,r If u,r
~ l' ,i.'' IAN No., and n,,,.,,,cn,
,it ,'.,,.'.,,.. a., ,.,,,,,,,y 40 80, a..
W.. St,,h ,,.,n,n, r,,,,,s,s;,nI
,.,' s,'.,'s'
W1;,.t' r...,1,,i,, waz hJ ,,eu ,l,,
-
~. n-,i.n ,,,in,, nm, uncn the Erso.
v,t1, ia, L,,c.,, ,,,s
I,J
r,..' a.,.;, ,.,s ou..,ealr A.. Sam.
~
T., ri, ,I,i.,,.,h CO.. IL, ma,
' - 49, ,,,,,,t;,, IN
r,r, a,y IT,. ;. ,,,,,o
~ r., 81, T.,hr y,, w, A.,
,.;ui,J,, a,,a s.,,,o ., ,s,,,,,sc ar in
,''.,'-,,r =, o,,,,.,,;.,. ,hc l,v,Itv !,
a., ..',s,, IF ,,i d,n,,.nr., y.h, houses
f's ~
t.s U.Sir,j rsr,ss, va,, a.. lis,,,
49,, ...I,..,,;., ~ ~,
- IL. a,.t ,,,'li,s. ~. o,,, al.
''''s 49, a... -'' =, ,I.',
.a,ss 81 .;,,,cr " l,D,ta,,,,,.c ar ,h,.
e., T,a,L"
with af,c, yc,v cvc;,ca d,sc,ssiou
~ Ky n'',' H., ,.,i'
~. ~ w., s,. 81 tia cu,,;,,
~ ,a. - ,.Ia,,,, 4,
c..ana. 81 ,,,;,,;,,, ,,,,,.u ,,,,,.,. nat ,n.
"ias'u VI w t'''''.'"'i ""' '"'' Fl" ~ w
wise impultic, aud unjust, tn dcupuncc
.., ,s,r,;,n ,f tho ,,riv "a lnhnriu,, In
~ - II -