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THE LATE RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
HAMILTON, G. W, March 81 g..

Six persons died from injuries received from the
railway accident which occurred near Dundas on
Friday night. One or two more are in dangerous
condition, but is thought they will recover.
The break will be repaired by Tuesday night so
that the trains will pass without further detention
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

John Kelly, repairs on St. Clair St. Schools 90
Belden Seymour, Insurance, ,..-...-....... 46 "a
p. c. Brown, Painting, Glazing, &c.,...... 81 81
Jake eSchwartzenburg, Repairing Locks, &c. "a Is
John Laitimer, Building Fires, ,............ II 25
r. Cothnberry, .........-.. II 60
Fayette Root, Z" " ..........- 30
Alice Leonard, Sweeping, &c............. 90
Theodore NewcOmb, building dres. Report to
Secretary. Fairbanks, Benedict Co., printing;
same reference. James Budge. bill $500, but due
on contract on new school house; 500 bill Of ex-
t-as. Referred to the President, with authority to
approve the same if found complete in accordance
with the contract.
A Communication was received from Miss L. Nj.
Sabine, and referred TO Committee on Teachers
Petition Of Joseph Wilson. E. s. Beardsley and
twenty others, was called up with same reference.
The Committee on Teachers reported in favor of
appointing DR.. Sterling as Principal in the High
School
2After reading tie Report the President said that
as new School Bill had probably passed, prOvi-
ding for an election on the 4th of April of School
Board by the people, he would prefer to refer this
matter to the new Board. They would be elected
in two weeks, before the commencement of the
Spring term. They ought to have the appointment
of the Teachers as they must have the responsible
ity Of the Schools. He should therefore vote
against adopting the Report.
Ayes-Messrs. Palmer, Kingsley and Dennis.
Nay-Mr Brzdburn.
There being no further business, the meeting
adjourned EDWARD KINGSLEY, S, c'y.
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DETROIT VS.. CLEvELAND.-The second game
ofthe teleglaphic match between Cleveland and
Detroit was commenced last night The following
moves were made last night:
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N. 81. sOLOMoNsON.

PRAcTEcAL AND ScIENTITIc OPTIcAN,
esps the largest Of the most approved kinds
PEcTAcLES. AIlhis glasses, whether for near or far
ghted ground under his ownmsPectiOn, by machine
yos construction with the greatest care so a. to
suit eyes all cases. curing Weakness Dizstaess Of
aanatiOn Of ths Eyes, and impsrtng strength for lOnl
reading OF fine sewing.
q n. Il. sOlOmOnsOn would here inform the public
that he employs any the sale of hislensss
" Also. splendid assortment of SPY GLASSES Nj
CRoSsOPES, CONPASSES &c, kept On hand.
ARTIFICIAL EYES
Inserted without pain, as perfect as natural
IROmee IS Superior street undsr the American Hotel
iun22
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Bankers.
,. HerdmaR & Co.,
No. q Pabiie squire south side. near Ontario s

Nc. g. 2P1biic square South side. near Ontario S.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign and Domestic Exchange. UncuIrenf Money,
Specie and Land Warrants Collections Throughout tne
United Staies Canada and Europe promptly attended N
Drafts aud Bills Of Exchsnee Great Britain. Ire land,
France and Germany We direct in TO suit, al
sight and 90 days the following Banks and Branches
ENGLAND.
Iondtn-Messrs Prescott, GrOte, Case Co, Bankers
Tiyerpool-J BaTned s Co Bankers.
Manchestef-Messrs Cuniffe Brooks 4 Co, Bankers
Eafiora Provincial Banks England and Branches thro
ont Enelard and Wales
Birmingham Banking Co.
Yorkshire District Bank and Branches-
Lancaster Bsnking Co. and Branches
IRELAND.
National Bank Of ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And all their Branches IN sIthe principal cities and TOW U
SCOTLAND
|rundee Commercial Banking Co. f1
r flreenOck Bznling CO. IN Glssg0w and Greenock
llational Bank Of Scotland and Branches,
We furnish Draf for payable in the
.,riociTal Cities Of therContilent OF Europe -AeF
P1SSAGE BY STEAMER Sailing Packet Ships to or
-am New York Breat Britain and Ireland France snd
|I,sTTnsuT can be cured At the lowesi rates
II For further particulars apply 70
sens J. HERDNAE Co. rs above
Il 4 WE7T11S n n sTAEDART- W. sTANp1RT
STANDARD Il CO.
w Bankers and Deaiers in Foreign and Domestic Ex-
-harge NoT Superior street. We draw direct on Lon
A. and will furnish Drafts for zay amount payable NJ AL
- poii England. Ireland ocotiane FRANCE
M 3ermany Collections made on all accessaos gonss
ron 9hout tie Unit.d States and cansaas: mns;H
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Stoves and EnameIed Crates.
w. l.. Marvin,

w. l.. Marvin,
No. 40 South Side Public Square, nearly oppo-
site the Old Court House,
THANKFUL FOR THE LIBERAL
Il patronage of his friends and the of mankind"
during the sKs Fall trade determined 70 cose out
his large variety q COOKING, PARlOR, Hall. and
OFFICE STOVES and ENAMELED CRATES al
greatly reduced prices
His MAMMOTH COOKING STOVES for Hotels and
his Victor Cookng Stoves for private families cannot be
surpassed for in operation and economy IN tue
His Hot Air Parlor Heater for Parors Halls. School
Houses, Churches Stores &C. made for Anthracite Coal
constructed thar answers either f6r stove or
furnace both combined and therefore Will produce
much heat than any other stove in the market II Is
and dursbe and giving great Selsiac
ton to of best citizens HIS Pearl which Is
made oval parlOr, burns coke hard COAL with
econOm and also gives perfect satisfaction
The newest and most desirable styles of ENANELED
CRATES on hand at the lowest prices
He manufactures and keep supplied with Tin, Copper
and Sheet Iron Ware. HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
always on hand
Tia Roofing and all JObbiug done short notice.
An are respectfully solicited call before purchasing
elsewhere Al The old and well-knoWn stand Of
W. l. MARVIN,
decl6 No. q South Side Public Square.
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g For City News, see first page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see
fourth page
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PERRY MoNUNENT.-We the undersigned, were
duly appointed Select Committee by the City
Council of Cleveland to procure subscriptions, and
contract for the erection of Monument to Com
modore Perry, the Hero of Lake Erie, to be plac-
ed in the public Park of the city and surmounted
with lifs-size Statue of the Commodore, cut true
to life, in marble, and to be completed and ready
for inauguration on the 10th of September, 1860.
In pursuance of their authority the Committee
have contracted with 7. JONES & Sons, of Cleve>
land, to erect the monument in accordance with
the design Autographed and published, and for
the sum of Six Thousana dollars. The contrae>
tors have given bond in the SUN Of Five Thou
sand Dolar0, for the faithful performance of their
contract.
1t is confidently hoped and believed that the
contract price agreed to be paid, can be raised
without serious difficulty or delay by voluntary
subscriptions and donations from our fellow citi-
zens. 1t is only in this way that the cost Of the
monument can be provided for.
We therefore appeal to the generosity and pa
triotism of our fellow citizens, to aid in the
BILE enterprise of erecting a monument worthy to
commemorate the name and heroic services of Per-
ry and which shall be crediabls to the citizens Of
Cleveland.
7. JOKES & Sons are authorized to received sub
scriptions and donations for the monument, and
we cheerfully commend them as reliable men and
worthy of public confidence.
HARVEY RICE,
]. KIRKPATRICK,
O. NJ. ovIATT,
| C. D. WILLIAMS,
JIM. CeFFINBERRY.
Cleveland, March, Il, IS59-R6.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

w Attention is called to the advertisement of
J. Pitkin in to days paper, of seeds, &c.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

LONDON QUARTERLY REvIEw.-Hawks & Bro.
have this Quarterly for January with the following
contents:
Lord Cornwals-The Works of William Shaks-
peare-COnsular Service-Pius VIII and Gregory
VI-Patents-LOdging, Dress and Food of Sol
ders-Life and Writings of Johnson -Bread-Re.
form
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OuR MUSICAL FKIEED.-No l6 Of this neat and
valuable weekly has been recsiyed by Hawks. 1t
contains La Fete des Gondoliers, Schottsche Burg
muller-Oh Whistle an I'll come to you, my lad
Scotch soug-The Power Of Love. Ballad from
opsra Of Sautanella Bale.
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VIM. A. Bachelors Hair Dye!

The Only harmless and reliable Dye kaO1on.
The Original and best in the world
others are mere mutations AMI should be avoided il
you wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY. RED OR RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to a
beautiful aud natual Brown Black without the least
injury 10 Hair OF skin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS AND DIPLOMAS have been
wardsd TO wm A. BaiobelOr since ls 9. and 80 900
applications hsve been made 10 the Har ID his patrons Il
his famous DIVES.
VIM A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE produces color
not to be Distinguished from nature aud is WARRANTED
inure the least however long be continued,
and the i'll effects of Bsd Dyes remelied; the Hair hvgor-
sted for life byths Splendid Dye.
Made. sold applied lin private rOomsJ at the Wig
Factory, No. 233 Broadway, N. Y.
Sold all cities aud towns Of the United stsfes bg Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealess.
q The genuine has tho and address upon steel
plate engraving on four sides OF each Boz, of
WAI A. BACHELOR,
ianI7 No 233 Broadway N Y
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SPenceFlan system
-oF-
PRACTICAL PENMANSHIP
In Series of Eight Progressive Books.

III VI DOJh5
IN which Letters are introduced by
l. analysis and syathess and progressively graded
meet the wants of schools and pupils Of every class Each
cable % each letter and copy SO that any pei
can mParl 70 me lsher 9I "a ~ re
teacher.
DESCRIPTION OF THE SEVERAL BOOKS. VIZ:
Nc 1-Contains eight different letters with their simple
combinations Explanations are plainly written
No o-Contsns letters and affords addition al
practice on the letters IN Book The frst two
books embrace all the Short contracted let
ters, and are designed for beginners and poor wi
No. 3-Contains the u long or letters ntrOduc-
ed by principles, analysis and Synthesis.
No. 4-Embraces he capitals. which introduced by
prIaeip,e and ANALYSIS N connection with words
form. orierana facility Of execution
small letters afording substantial practice all
the principles and rules given in the preceding
No. -Coaiains short Business Forms of every day
in business bookkeeping, Se, and IS an INTRO
No 7-Book Of correct Business Forms, embracing Due
Bills ReesIPS oTers MO'ss a.dTH i 1
sr Headings, Letter Of Introduction, SuperscriP-
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System designed TO import plain, rapid and
EXERCISE BOOKS.
No. Ito accompany books l. 2 and g, aid the pup
IN acquiring that free use OF the fingers and fsre
cOrtracted and eKiendedletter
No 2TO be used in connection with the higher numbers
movement required to execute the advanced cop
les and business wiring generally
Sold at wholesale and retail by
T A PLATA: the Argentine Confede-
ration and Paragu y, Deing naratIse of an ELplO-
OF the Tributaries Of the River La Plata and ia
order IJ 81 Government
o'Ry' By THOMAS Ii j. PAGE s. NJ with maps and hume
r0ui fe6s 1SSiA''"s'' J B COBB CO.'S
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LAST NIGHTS REPORT.
WESTERN NEWS.

WESTERN NEWS.
ST. LOUIS, March %.
The Fort Smith Times says that the Cherokees
driven from Texas many years ago, are about to
commence suit for lands granted them by Mexico.
These lands comprise the most fertile portion Of
Eastern Texas.
The steamer Aunt Lefty came in collision with
the Rock Island Bridge yesterday and sunk. Loss
Sl20,0O0
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CITY COUNCIL.
TUESDAY EYRNINa. March 3.

TUESDAY EvENIxe, March %, 1859.
His Honor the Mayor in the Chair.
Present-Messrs. Ransom. Williams, Detmer
Cofhnberry, Thayer. Mueller, Oviatt. Winslow
Thompson, McLane, Ford, Hopkinson, johnson
Masters, Herrick, Weber, Crawford, Reznsr.
Minutes Of last meeting read and approved.
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5fweIrp & 9iIprr mare,

b. G DEITZ,
DEALER IN
RCIOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRH,
jec PARTICULAR attention pa % the Iepelrns oi
xrSfrheS Clocks, Zine hr Also lAh,1Ec'Oseit
y ss;;d IeEslrT - ti-t-j0 street Cieteiana-
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ianl1 W. FISkE, NIevcIand. ONO. ~
COAL C0ALM-O O0AL!!
John TOD & YATES

Are prepared denver pure Srtice Of BRIAR HILL
cHIPPEwAY unl LACKAwANNA COAL, selected
xprsssy for family use.
e Orders promptly filed at their Yard, the Canal
near the foot of Vineyard street, Cleveland, o.
JOHN TOD. ocl2 d6m 22ss J.V. N. YATES.
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PETITIONS,

Of Mrs. E. o. Fredericks, hoping that the Judi
ciary Committee upon former petition Of hers
will report fayorably toward the payment OF the
amount claimed. Referred to Judiciary Commit
tn
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1859-03-23

REPOkTS.
ofCity Attorney upon the deed Of Gorham L
Aplin Of school house lot, reporting it to be in
proper form. The deed is accompanied by q COM
munication from the Board Of Education, setting
forth that reduction on the purchase money for
removal Of trees from the lot subsequent to the
purchase should be made. Report read and filed.
Committee on Health report upon petition Of
residents Lorain street, that the question is now
before Police Court, and the Committee beg to be
excused from further consideration of the matter.
Received and filed. 41t
coMMUNIcLTloNs.
From F. W. Marseiles, Health officer, in relation
to the trade in this city in peltres Of pole cats alas
skunk skins, accompanied by ordinance by the city
Attorney prohibiting the trsfe in skins OF animals
which emit an offensive odor, under tbs penalty Of
not less than IS, nor more than SiO. Referred to
Com. on ordinances.
From residents ofthe city, asking for the open
ing Of a street from the Public Square to Seneca
Street Referred to Board of City improvements.
80. ORDINANCES.
To establish the grading Of Long street. Read
To establish the grade of Euclid ST., between the
Square and Erie st.
70 establish the grade of Water ST., between st.
Clair and Front Sts Read I'd time.
To pave and improve Vineyard Sta between Su'
perior and Centre St. Passed.
To grade and pave Columbus street. Read End
time.
To establish the grade of portion of Front St
Read ID time
To grade and improve Merwin street, between
Centre and British streets. Passed.
To lay of and establish - street from Square
to seneca street Read 2d time.
To repeal the second section of an ordinance "a
lpreyent The firing Of guns, &C. upon the Public
Square Laid on table.
An ordinance was passed abolishing the offce of
Chief Of Police, giving to the City Marshal the du
ties Of that Office
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5pffiaI Notirts.
r. Dr. j. Hostetter's B:tsers meet with

~ For Gas FL ts -ss aad Fittiae-Ayply
FSgg, EasSOrth & Co., los and lO7 Superior street.
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EVANS GAMB1r.

and adjourned until Thursday evening.
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WIGS / WIGS WIGS |

BATCHELoRS WIGS AND ToUPEEs surpass all.
/ hey elegant, light, aasT and durable.
Fitting charm-Bo turning up behind-nO shrinking
1.-THE head; indeed, this the only Establishment whore
hese things are properly understO, and made.
232 Broadway, New York.
ianI7 ". FIsKE. cleveland. Ohio. Agent.
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n If any people in the world ever needed
apostle cast their devils out it is who live in
this waterogged country The missmatie poison of our
Swamps and Marshes becomes veritable devil in the
blood revel in the Agues and Feves which shake and
scOrch an. Ayers "AsUE CURE" is said to be the
apostle need and of neghbors who have tried
confirm the report ort.-JOHrAal, PldnO, III.
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u Dr.. J. Hostetter's B;tsers meet with
great vOras remedies for diseases of the stomach and
all other diseases arising from disopdsrsd digestive syE
tsm md its component parts being entirely vegetable it is
safe than the ordinary preparations offered 70 the
public, while its pleasant effect the system rend0rs i
VASTLY popular with thase who it, DR. HOstetters rep
uatiOn widespread and the with which he pre-
psres his medicine always safe snd rstAbe-
rhe Bte agreeable in favor and as it contains
nothing that impair the heslth 'u on the contrary,
contributes to its preservation this preparan on must prove
lishly popular 1t is genuine and truly valuable article
any of the above Diseases and sincerely trust that
iur readers may test its excellence.
For sale By druggists ana dealers generally everywhere
HoLLowAY's OINTMENr.-Piles and Fistula,
nd the other vuleht disorders Of the chsnness Of the
tsrus or bowels tee sed snd removed By few spp
ations Of this Ointment preceded by omentaiiOns
Ye who suffer from these scourges ofthe fames should lose
lotime is taking heed of this friendly warning
Sid at the mandatory, No. 80 Maiden Lane, New
York and by all Druggists at 25c &C. and 81 per DSt
Inw
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Our MUSICAL FRIEND:

TWELVE PAGES OF POPULAR MUSIC FOR TEN
CENTS.
our MUSICAL FRIEND is filed with the best Piano
Solos, Duets Songs, Operatc Arias, POlkas, MAzurkas
Qu drles watzes, and every other species Of musical
composition r Voice and Piano, by the best American and
European Composers; printed fu-sized music paper
adapted to every grade OF performer.
The sane quantity of mus procured from the gular
publishers, wsuld cost than ten times what we
charge.
years subscription to Our Musical Friend Will Sc
and ahiOnabis music worth at least Two HUN
DRED DOLLARS and entirely sufficient for the home circle
PRICE TEN CENTS, WEEKLY.
Yearly S.; Half Yearly $3.50; Quarterly Sl.S The
volume commenced on the LIST December. 1853.
C. B. SEYMOUR CO.. ProDTietors,
mar2iEwIm224 No. Il FrankiOrt St, N. Y.
HAIR nYEl HAIR DYEII HAIR DYE
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BY TELEGRAPH.

Reported BY the Union TELEGRAPH,
oFFIeR, wARISs's BLOCK, coRERK OF B1Ex LKB
ar cLAIR srRKKTs. eEEEF
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-07-23

The up passenger train on Che fawgmps.c
road was thrown from the track a. Norsieh
on Friday lust, damaging the cara someshst,
Lut injudBg none u the passengers. The
cause NJ lhe accident Is uukmWnf md the
escape Of the passengers without injury vas
remarkable
The passenger iuiu Of the Vermont Cen
iml Railroad met with ON accident the same
afternoon, miles below laudolph. The enc
gne and baggage car ran Of lho tpd5, and
were entirely demolished NJ y, j. Pike,
employee on the rassumpsic road, was loo the
baggage nr 90 the time, and was considpra-
big injured about the back and hpsl but We
learn that be Is In 20 Gir way Of speedy ro-
ooycry
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welcome A more emphatic expression Of
oar indebtedness was not only drser,ed. but
designed. Although at lhs lace hour. Il
g.'cs us great pleasure 10 teslib more flIl,
60 lhe generous irleu9of our large hearted
hosts in the excursion, and % rhe abundant
preparation made flr our comfort and enjoy
mcnt We shall not soon forget our warm
reception, lhe beauly Of the foresb temple.
under whose green arches we we're convened.
aEd the manifold conyeuiences provided for
our physical, social, and intellectual enter.
ilinmeul or thanks are due, als., 10 rhr
bradford Band Tor their fine music, and &C.
pcc.aIly 20 the marshal u the day, Gen. A.
Low, % whose energetic and efficient man
agement ihe complete eufress n the ereur-
sion was largely doc. The libsrnliiy Of the
rassumpsio H. r. deserves high commeDds-
zion, as does particularly rhc watehraI over
sight " the genllem1ry superintendent, Col.
Merrill, Who accompanied tho train, and sr-
cured H. return with all m invaluable treas
ures without che slightest accident One N
lho many from Eustr.
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Ha unrv.rd felicity u.lh shiloh Dr. mode NJ
learning aud CULTURE luaumry 90 h.s purpose
Nrr1D only indicate Boz % word tHe alice
nanaIp interest ulrh which those Who Wit
r.fsri vim s1 mGoh aluIutIW lhe earnrst
and Irur'.ss rrHn.arlIp- fruneiy lcW re-
marketable i0r uuuiur industry hpH Tor lhe
vance Of thir friend finn step 90 step
never disappointed ty failure -ue'er eur
p.tri by success 0r q triumph however
p0Ht
The Gmih Of AIr Ch1atr, though not ON
expected, hlr rmde 70 deep impression upon
lHr public mind and isHoficrd hy many mp
Uapaur gilulu 90 his memoir. - throHiric
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boo of ihat afy Hs practitioner A. o pole
iIrau, BOZ lh.s state, Doe Was Zoo feyuu. }ru
attached 90 the free coll party from sincere
abhorrsuee of slavery and vitn the great
body OF chat. party ultimately entered into
the liepulIimn organization. Wiih respect
30 bio prospects of success, and that of lhe
ticket with which HE name Is 10 houoahly
associated We cannot, Of course, lhus early
De expected 20 be- able 90 predicate nuy po'i-
live opinions. one ding, however is GER
miu, which ~ lhht urr Demaa-ey NJ that
state IL as hupsiessly divided 90 in any other
slair.
The administration has 20 more detormir-
I'D Zoe thhn Senator Broderiok and be- heads
% formidable host under tho name Of iudr-
Northumberland Democrats, This
pars have recently bold state convention,
and nominated an entire state ticket There
vim therefore hc three tickets in tte feld OF
ihdr nest election, and ve ace NOT without
rational hope. hat lho Republicans v 10 prove
lho strongest " the three parties. The ud-
m.nIfuhou party in California Is as corrupt
100 elsewhere, II not lilue more 80, and BE-
defeat 10 September would send @ ihiii o.?
JOS through the length and breadth Of lho
f.urtTt