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90 Laulqrlaie street. iu the city o. Msmphi-, bounded
and DERIVED al fClass, t-wlt: BegIuning a. the lu
terarciau % re south line 10 TIE first alley south o'
Vancr street. wih she rast line 20 Lalderdsle street
fEduce aruilEarET with ;hr eat lire % Lauicrdale
stree En0 fret On n s-kas thine ea-twardlv ~ rEhi
ar-Ie, villa LzrlerIa'e rtreft 2oeferf g. q stake thenca
uouEwaHiig % a lle parallel 9Th Lau1erda'e street
] Ie1 Icfr On o -Ute on raIl lat ramed alley thence
uesiwardIs win said afIey blfeet 20 thr h~eEIuning-
TrHEfE or SALE- The frarf % land and iowa lots
Above described VII h. sold or acreiI 81 seveu. twelve
ana c~irtt-en months On cq= i~n-talIm@uts, purchaser
I b. rraH-t uu-s with approved sacuriy with a lien re-
tIiruf n to- preui-es. sale b. % 1'ccck A ~
Obs C. LANIER.
rn.ss-rF. CLERK suI Wasfef.
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Z WEFE fhis faT sasrciaI q ~ 3 mFsef in iha iusn-
! a4h-e hnsin.-s Hr- W p WILLS fu Date ars 90
ST. wells cr
Too tu- ne.svi he-rrnrf ha .olfncied in ai va-
rinlt Lrar-irs ur1-r on. Ivir of CHAuWfcE d.
uELLs atm a1 era 81 ? Bnt Hsiidln- aain
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MEW0VELEE7N

CHH Engineer. architect and SuTVeyTr
- TIaEfsaE street.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-10-29

Noa ! ~Ga0GFtaOaA a0AlEs
EAGTN o.. K. HOUR. Fancy Su1ernne Sour. A
il fresh supply % fancy Groceries. Pl-tles. Preserves,
sauces, Eetchup-, Pie Fruits Sanarior Grsaud Cufees,
Spices, etc. Graders, Cacsnru Biscuits sardines,
HermeucaHy Sealed Fruiis, Fish, etc., vhich we odsr
Low Tor cash. Just received az
j. 9 MITCHELL O. co IS,
Provine Il1cs. Main street.
We also have In store aud Pr sale Old Bourbon, Rye
and Od Grow Whisky, Br1ntics. Wlues. etc, % which
We would call the ziteution Of our customers, and TIE
puzzle generally
se27 j. s. MITCHELL 4 60.
, 1859-12-23

tion Of in former report, we will subOin the
following resolution introduced by Mr. Cheno-
weth to-day:
ResOlred, That in the opinion of this House the
Secretary Of the Territory has done all in his
power to provide this House with all the station-
cry and other necessaries, both sufficient in quan-
tity and quality.
This resolution, it is scarcely necessary to
state, passed unanimously.
And the chief clerk was instructed to furnish
the Hon. Secretary with a copy Of said resolu-
ton.
But one bill introduced in the House TODAY.
Mr. Wood, Of Pierce, introduced bill for an
act to amend an act to incorporate "Steilacoom
Lodge No. 8, Of Free and Accepted Masons."
This bill was read first time and ordered to
be printed.
The Speaker announced to-day the reception
Of the annual report of the Territorial Librarian
which was read and laid upon the table. An effort
was made on the part Of Jep members to have
100 copies Of the report printed, but It signally
failed, and justly, too, because it would have
been creating an unjust expense, and Of no ben
eit whatever to the people Of the Territory.
A message from the Council informed the
House that the following bill had been introduced
in that body. c. B. No. 5.-An act to amend
an act entitled !" An act relative to eslIIys and
other unclaimed property"
Also Of the passage in that body Of G. B. No.
A." An act to provide for election returns in
certain Council and Representative districts"
And that the following memorials had passed,
and are now enrolled:
Memorial "relatve to the establishment Of
military road from Seattle, on Puget Sound, via
SnOqualmie Pass, to Fort COlville."
Memorial relative to the survey Of public land
in Washington Territory.
The committee on elections, consisting Of Messrs
Webster, Of Kitsap, Yantis, Of Thurston, and
SmitlI, Ot Walla-Walla, have made out the fol-
lowing apportionment bill, and will present the
same to the House in a few days, il not to-
morrow.
The following table will show the number Of
votes polled at the last general election in the
respective counties (and upon which this appor.
tionment is predicated) and the number Of MEM
bers to which each county will be entitled by
this bill:
, 1859-12-23

At the time of giving publicity to the let.
ter of our correspondent, in which our wor'
thy Governor is charged with censuring the
Administration for the course pursued with
regard to San Juan Island, We had not yet
seen his Message; and We believe our cor.
respondent had had an opportunity to glance
at it only Cursorily, at the moment Of PEN
ming the paragraph complained Of by our con-
temporary. Since the publication of the
Message, however, we have carefully Pc
rused it, and candOr and honesty demand
that we should do the Governor the justice
to say that we see nothing in bis Message
in condemnation of the Administration, un.
less it be conveyed in the censure bestowed
on Gen. Scott, who is presumed to have act
ed in strict accordance to instructions re-
ceived previous to coming here. Should this
presumption prove correct as we sincerely
believe it Is, then we can come to no conclu-
sion other than that the Administration itself
is condemned by the Governor. 1t is IA good
axiom, that when the servant is censured for
implicitly Obeying the instructions Of his
master, the master is censured through the
servant.
At the same time that we looked for the
condemnation alluded tO, we also searched
diligently for the endorsement in toto"
A careful examination has utterly failed in
exhibiting to our limited vision anything that
could be twisted into the shape of an endorse
ment. Perhaps our contemporary has bet
ter optics than we are gifted with, and can
see farther into milestone than we can in
no other way can we account for his seeing
so readily what we cannot see at all. Per.
sOnally we like Gov. GhOlson right well,
and would much sooner do him favor than
an injury. We believe him to be man OF
the Strictest integrity; we should therefore
be unjust toward him in charging him with
doing anything which he did not do; and we
must cay that, 50 far as we can see in his
Message, he does not endorse the Admins
tration, the Pioneer to the contrary, notwith.
standing.
, 1859-12-23

Of eecting delegates for this Territory to attend
upon the Pacific Railroad Convention 10 be holden
in California in January next This resolution
had first reading, and was laid upon the table
to be printed.
Mr.. Weed introduced II. b. No. 10-an act to
amend an act, to incorporate Olympia Lodge No.
3, Of Free and Accepted Masons. This bill had
3 several readings and passed, and the title ap.
proved
Mr.. Tenant gave notice that he would on to-
morrow, introduce an amendment, to certain
rules Of the House, regarding absent members.
A message was here announced from the Coun-
Gil informing the House, Of the passage in that
body OF the following bills, viz:
Z. B. No. 6.-An act entitled " An act, to in
corporate the Dalles Portage Company"
II. Ii. No. AN Act authorizing Richard II.
Reijart, to establish ferry on the Columbia
river in Spokane Co.
NOTH-This is a substitute to bill previously
introduced and passed in the House.
And ii. B. No. 1l-An Act authorizing Ste
Phen W. Babcox, to establish ferry on Snake
river-(with an smendment)
{. B. No. IAN act dissolving the bonds Of
matrimony existing between Jacob Hans aud
Caroline Hans These parties reside at Port
Townsend.
But very little business Of importance was
transacted other than what we have reported.
The House adjourned at l2t O'Clock, tin Mon
day, Dec. 10, in accordance with a resolution,
introduced by Mr.. Tenant which passed the
House.
0p1ov
, 1859-12-23

= srf 7se FRIDAT, Dec. 10th.
House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
Upon the roll being called, all the members
answered to their names except the following
Messrs. Henness and Swindall, the latter upon
The journal Of yesterday was read and sp-
Mr.. ShafFr, from Chehalis, introduced the fol-
lowing: ~,
Memorial No. 81 Praying for an appropriation
TO survey and buoy out the channel Of the Co
lumbia river, from the mouth Of the Willamette
TO the Cascades Of the Columbia river.
Mr.. Smith introduced Memorial praying Con-
gress for separate Indian superintendency for
Washington Territory.
The same gentleman introduced also Memo
rial relative TO appropriating money for the trans
poTtatiOn and settling the Indian tribes on their
reserves east Of the Cascades mountains. a4.
The above bill andresolution had throc several
readings, and were passed almost unanimously.
Mr.. BFownfeld introduced Q resolution for the
employment Of an enrolling clerk. This will pro-
vides that said clerk shall receive for his services
IS per day, to be paid out Of the contingent fund
appropriated by Congress, for deffaying the ex-
penses Of the Legislative Assembly, resolution
read FIRST time and ordered to be printed.
The Committee On Elections submitted their
report, to-day, relative to an apportiOnment Of
Representatives and Councimen.
Note-see report Of yesterday In relation there
to. This bill received . first reading and was
laid over to be printed. .lsfal 9Ft
This bin, though In every respect, compara-
lively speaking based upon the bFOadest pFinci.
pies Of equity and justice, created no little dis
cussion among certain members who are evidently
disposed % war against every measure that 8
founded IN justice.
NJ. Wood introduced a biII for an act 10 amend
, 1859-12-23
LEGIsLATIVE PROcEEDINGs,

OLYMPIA, W. T., Thursday, Dec. 10, 1859.
House met pursuant to adjournment, all mem
bers present except Mr.. HenneSs
Mr.. Miles asked leave to withdraw q report
submitted by him on yesterday as chairman Of a
select committee, and that all matter appearing
in relation thereto upon the journal be struck
therefrom.
This request was granted, and the clerk was
instructed 80 TO do.
Mr.. Shaffcr, from ChehaliS, introduced the fol.
lowing memorials which received three several
readings under suspension Of rules, and passed
unanimously in the House. To wit:
II. NJ. No. g. Praying an appropriation from
Congress, for 4 military road from Bakers Bay
and Gray's HarbOr to Port Townsend
Memorial No. Z. Relative to the free naviga-
ton and improvement Of Chehalis river.
Memorial No. 8. Relative to the erection Of q
lighthouse at Gray's HarbOr, and to survey and
buoy out its channel.
The following report, which you will please
publish in full, was received by the House to-
day from the Hon. Henry McGill, Secretary Of
the Territory:
SEcRETARY's 0TTIcE, Olympia, Dec. 10, 80.
Sir: In reply to the intCrrogatories Of the Com
mittee acting under the Resolution Of the House
Of Representatives passed on the 18th instant, I
have the honor cheerlully to submit the follow.
ing statement
!: The sum appropriated by Congress for the
Legislative expenses Of the Territory for the
present fiscal year is $4,000.
2and 8. The Secretary Of the territory forwards
at regular periods to the Register of the Treas.
ury an estimate Of the appropriation required
Tor the service Of the fiscal year, showing the un-
expended balance, if any, Of the appropriation for
the preceding year. In this estimate he is re-
9uired to specify the probable sumOf the several
items or classes Of expenses, to the payment
whereof the money is to be applied. To relieve
the Secretary from the responsibility and care
which would be necessarily incurred by his re-
tanning any large amount Of space in his Office,
portion Of the annual appropriation is, at his
request, from time to time placed by the Treasury
Department to his credit with the assistant
Treasurer at New York, upon whom he draws
for such an amount as Is actually needed.
do not find upon record in this Office copy
Of the estimates for the years 1859 or 1860, but
take the liberty to submit copy Of that for the
fiscal year ending 30th June, 1858.
Estimate Of the expenses Of the Legislative As
sembly Of the Territory Of Washington for
the fiscal wear ending ,1une 40 1919
, 1859-12-23

PAcInc RAnAoAD.-We are glad TO see that
Mr.. W. b. Wood, one Of the most industrious
members Of the present Legislature, has intro
ducod resolution in the House providing for the
election Of delegates to attend the Railroad Con-
vsnticn 70 be held in Sacramento in January
next As 90 little time intervenes prior to the
assembling Of that convention, We hope there
viii Be no unnecessary delay in acting lhvOrably
upon The resolution.
, 1859-12-23

AHnIvAL oE THs CoEUnBA.-The P. N. Co. 3
steamer 0elum5ia, Capt O. Q. Dali, arrived at
BIach 4 WebbeF's wharf last evening At about
5 O'Clock, bringing dates from the Atlantic States
70 Nov. 22d, and from San Francisco to the 10th
inst Owing 70 the Iais hour Of arrival, We are
unable 70 publish any Of the news in this issue.
To Wells, Fargo 4 Co We are indebted for San
Francisco and Atlantic papers.
, 1859-12-23

CosE Or snE LEvIAEnAx.--It Is said that the
cost q the Lsviathan, Or Great Eastern Steam
ship when completed, win Be about 900, 900 Of
dollars The interest on this large sum, Il Is
thought win hr exceed her reseipts, however
sresllsnt the bssiness in which SIC may BE- en-
pgsd 81
, 1859-12-23
y tAs Editor q fAs PaosI Sound Herald.

SrEILAcOon, Dec 22d, 1850.
Having noticed several communications IN the
Asrsh touching the interests Of the carpenters
q bieilacoom, wiah 10 state, through he col.
umns q the Herald, for The benefit Of an who
know themselves 70 Be mechanics. that I have
nken census Of the number Of men IN Stella
coon claiming % be carpenters, and find, IN
population of 80 male adult citizsnS We have
70 lels Than foFty-three caFpentsrS Hopper's
.our l.ck'kniIe carpenters Included Yet / ven.
.lIe ne assertion, Il Al who claim 10 Be me.
Snlnle. 2. caspenteFs were required TO show BY
.neH uo.kman.hip that they are what they Ne.
lIe.,n. tnemselves 10 be. there are not eirht IN
ne loIiy-.hree Who could establish The iSct by
thoir uork. - y
PRAcncAL CARFKxTEh
, 1859-12-23
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

T ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION ON THE
= E.iale g JANIS Z wEsfnR0oK, late Of Pierce %
eemner leoe ~ The Cnurt Of Probate Of sad County
perons having claims against aid Estate requested
70 present the same, properly authenticated within twelve
months hom THE date otherwise they V be barred; and a
per,on indebted % sad Estate are required 70 and
eielacoom, December 20ih, 1850. 'tr 4st
-, s5p JONATHAN }. wEsTlRooK.
4E4 AdmnIslraior
, 1859-12-23

AnaAIdEnEsF cF JuDoH TERRE.-D. s. Terry,
indicted for killing Senator BrodsFiek, has been
nrraigned 70 plead in the San Francisco Court Of
Sessions MsssrA Critisndsn and Hodge appear
ID a bis counsel District Attorney Brown ap-
peared for The people.
, 1859-12-23

4. annex copy Of the bin for stationery
purchased BY Mr.. Mason for the present session
Of the Legislature.
The U. s. on account Of the Legislative Assem-
bly, Of the Territory Of Washington to G. X.
Willard & Son:
, 1859-12-23

8. The otherincidenial expenses are fuel, lights
annualrepa and fitting up Of Capitol, sidewalks,
&c, Binding the Laws and journals, papers for
members Of the assembly and for the Library,
&C., &C., Be-; duplicate vouchers for al Of which
are on iile n this Office, and open 10 the inspec-
I would beg leave TO add that In fitting up the
Rooms, &c, At the Capitol, spared no pains to
render the place not only habitable, but compare
lively comfortable; and Il was therefore with
extreme regret that Learned there was any dis
satisfaction. "a I'll ~
As 70 the stationery being used at the present
session. L was ordered BY the late Secretary, Mr..
Mason ! found Il here upon my arrival, and un-
derstOod that his ExcelIency the Governor, as
acting Secretary, had made no objection TO Il.
Surprising ODE Of the usual quantity and quail
ity, accepted and paid loF It. ~ :
Two days before theopening Of the session,
in accordance with what was informed 70 have
been the practice, placed upon the desk Of each
member, IN both halls, one inksland, sand box,
wafer bcx.waier stamp, pens and penhOlders, and
small supply 81 stationery; and Immediately
upon the organization Of the house, delivered
into the charge Of each Of the Chief Clerks
what they appeared TO deem Q suilciency Of
letter, folio cap and note pa2er official and letter
envelops, paper cutters, penCils, pens, penhold-
crs, india.rubber cIasers, tape, twine, sand, wa
iofs ana Dlottng ana packing paper. | also placed
in the charge Of the SeFgeants-at-arms supply
Of candles and ink. informed these gentle
mon that the remainder Of the stationery was
At the Secretary's Office, and would be delivered
as called Tor. The stati1nery Is purchased for
the sole use Of the members Of the Legislature.
The Secretary is not limited, except BY custom,
to either quantity or quality. He Is required to
exercise a sound discretion, and TO make no ex-
psnditures except such as are legal, proper, NO
cessaFy and reasonable in amount
! trust the Committee will pardon this digres-
sion. deemed Il justice to them and myself TO
make this statement In the hope that the Re-
port will meet the wishes Of the Committee and
the HOUSE, win close with the assurance that L
has been and viii be my aim and ambition 70
discharge my duties faithfally and well, 70 the
satisfaction Of the Government and the Legisla.
ture, and for che best interests of my adopted
homa
Ihave the honor 10 be-
$3.50 Very respectfully,
Your obodient servant,
HENHY n. McGm1.
Secretary Of Washington Territory.
To the Hon Henry Mills, Chairman COMMITTEES,
ke ke Houaa AZ nonroaanfnfivaa nivrnnfa
, 1859-12-23
MARRIED..

Near s.elaeeem a. The residence Of Mr. r. Mseksr on
sunday Dec lth hH Raw Eenhen Guhrla Mr. loaAruAn n
BATS 70 Mls1 Ent1iNH BuRR, al Of Pierce County,
Near Aeaooom on Sunday Dee 18Th Al the residence nf
NC brides tatheF by Rev. J. ~ b. Royal Mr. JOuS NEoN 10
Mss CAhoLnn n. RAUcEFT, an oi Pierce County W. n y
victoria on Monday, 12th Instant By n Rev. Bishop
FANNIE Hoi1AnD, late Of nnle Rock ATk.
, 1859-12-23

CnOwDED Our -Mr. Mccassy's communica-
ton : unavcidably crowded out this week
Without an Il shall appear next week.
TnAHEsolvma DAE N OhEeoH. Gov. white
aksr has appointed Thursday aszt, 2Oth inst, 10
Be observed q Thanksgiving day in Oregon.
, 1859-12-23

BHEAD Eon me- NEEDr.-We last week 10
eeived . 1O0Ib. sack Of that excellent article Of
aour made At The Tum Water MIN Of Messrs
Crosby 4 Barnes No better rour, and but little
Is good, comes from any mill On the Pacific coast
, 1859-12-23

NrvEnAH's BALE Al sEA4nR- zhs hospisable
people Of sealfls are not unmindiul Of the hoIi-
dlyA They are getting Up aIpleasant social Bal
Srshs "a q January, and invite all creation 70 be
present .'s'
, 1859-12-23

J. W. sUIArvAn. ofsan Francisco, laid Us under
obligations BY .hsla steamer. isr lais Atlantic
papers $3.50 ~.
, 1859-12-23

PrnsER LowEEl, Of the Egi.a Andsrson, ha
onr thanks ior late Victoria plporS
, 1859-12-23

A nv NoyrL-If = runorsd. but vs srs
~ ro.lonlibl, ~ ihs rnmoF. dat lhs induni.
~ Ichl 8uaulnl = nb.ul y urils noEiloI
- nlll 1nlnlllnins md nnuIilg chlnciss.
o. q, |.ll IIlp q he 1nigl'a, Mr. Scranton
'rlrl ~ i.yl Eilh Dr. WIriz 4 iScniahmoo,
~ - Ts9 n cblninIng tis Iiilrlrt enirl.ncs
, tlang o. box ne i'Iis his noi ~ tIan.
'IIl tr. lon ihs llpuInlion q fhs nnfhor
~ q 9'|'nn 1lsnlh, 4 HiIl pIobably b rich
- 1'1f - 1ola hnnlId nofhlnr h mdsr.
1.''g 1, p.llIh iiniowcEahIt ~,
, 1859-12-23
FOR THE PUGET SOUND HERALB.1
IRREGULAR LINES TO JULIA KATOMPKA


ny DhATE BOSTON.
%wi,h dark but brilliant skin and dewye eye
shnlng with love- and hope, and cOnstAncy."
She half way tWIxt girl and woman,
An Indian maiden Of virtues uncommon,
ecarce ffteen years old-her hAikuM best
Thatremained on the AdAee, 70 the east OF the west
Small was her form, and most light was her step,
As pearls were her teeth, her hair neatly kept;
Like bow were her lips, full Of dImples her chin,
Most surely 10 love her was not such slnl
She went to my cabin, most lonely before,
That sweet little being, whose tRm-tHm 30 kioAA,
Made me feel as II with her my lot was my boast.
To make the hOsa:e., Of 'ttas she did hyns hnmta-
10 her were most easy; and then, above all,
She sung as she worked, and would run at my call.
Like Wild iawn soplayfal, 80 hllthesome and gay,
, When she trnped to the spEng, the robin Jay
~ moSIS ss.,.. ne . sn1 sBS. and pour forth ay
That knew tWOuld be otherwise should she be away.
Melth passed afsr month-A year and another,
Each day seeming but the same iis brother;
men s6SS SSlla ,Ss1 sick and grew feeble and thin,
nnrsrd her, and tried by all means in my power
10 iens'hen her stay and put OF the dread hour
The tRlitWAa with drum and with rattle,
And ndNaOoked thadRsets, the disease 70 DO battle;
But all was In vain: death came quickly amer
And Julia ka-OmpkA breahed more isebly and faster
Cold grew her feet-her forehead now covered
nnua h aeah-ds1p @ eold when touched .huddered.
weTIss,, she whispered koea GsA.s
Then ga-then shuddeF-lhen The worst had been DONE
And julia ka-'Omp-ka had Ieft me alone.
On the hillside green, Just over the water,
w Mas made BY the old man the grave OF bis daughter:
Tne grasS nov matted Ger Mat dear one grave,
whose spirit has gone TO the 0VsT who eAVeI
The crow and the owl rOost over the roof,
IN la IN aulaa
, 1859-12-23

he besl puTiasl Of the blood, Halls Sara.
paIillA yellow Dock and IOdidc Of POtass
, 1859-12-23
Steilacoona Bakery

C,nAs. EIsEnBHIs = CO.. HAVING uSfAmzulED
n6la1n cEashera,
sods ana susa. cssshs..
Are noa rgepaFs1 10 AuA % rluuiar auf -.
elaly ~ a5gs kndl q brad IN n MA ~ u1IIlniss =
- epIAor = n11.lln h.ul y CIlclf bulh ~ qu1U and
.ssl,at ~ - ml.e At vlIl.lll. q -, Ola 49,
-. s.-..l--l. = ol1le..ley ~ col.l.llg -
n.ee ~ ls,sa.g q - salEglng 81 ~ asund and -
ar '-AA s..'lsssss. s.a...s 81 ~
, 1859-12-23

A WEL1-AssonInD LgE % nnuul Ang
-. .: s:.s = sa =. b is:-. =. 2 q, g. &: :. ~. -
-. i -.-.---.- u -. g.
, 1859-12-23

AVul sss..............
The following tabular statement will show the
number Of votes received by the respective can
didates for Congress at the last election.
, 1859-12-23

Total. l...............80
Council app0rtionment is as follows, to wit:
WhatcOm and Island. nd...........1 i Councilman
jefferson and Calm. :.
kitsap and King. ng..............1 -.
Pierce and SuWamish. ..........1 -.
1nutetOn s............s......l
Thurston and Chehalis. .........1 ..
Lewis, Cowlitz, Wakiakum, and
Raclhc .....................1 :.
Olark Observation-Disclosures. =.
Skamania, Walla-Wallla, and Clic-
a-tat ..,................... -.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1859-07-14
NO. H..

and hardness of an old shoe sole, and
the circular rim outside of it appeared
white and parboiled. as if scalded by
hot steam. The wound was now dressed.
and the outside rim soon separated, the
cancer came out in a hard lump, and the
place healed up. The plaster kills the
cancer, so that it sloughs out like dead
flesh, and never grows in again. The
remedy has been used in this city sue
cessfully. We have seen cancer which
was removed entire from the face of an
estimable lady of this city by DR.. Dolly.
The afflicted should know that there is a
remedy which is so near infallible.-
Rochester Dem.