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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16

THE Troy Budget understands that John
Morrissey, the pugilst, is to go Immediate
ly into training at the "Abbey," with view
of fighting Heenan in August He has left
New York, and expresses his determination
to vanquish the Champion of the World,
Notwithstanding he (Morrissey) is threaten
ed with consumption.
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GENERAL LCALL.-Founderyme Finishers
Moulders, Pattern Makers Blacksmiths, and
all hands connected with the Business, will
Please meet at the Young America Engine
House, this Saturday evening, at O'Clock.
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BALTIMORE, June 18th, M,--The police
department have given notice in anticipa-
tion of the political gathering here next
week, that the ordinance prohibiting the
firing of cannon, guns, &c, viii be strictly
enforced.
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To THE l4ADIEs.-All those who wish to
contribute towards the celebration of the
4th of July in the way of Decorations,
such Evergreens Natural or Artificial
Flowers, will be kind enough to send their
favors TO the Office of Sile Weed & Co. in
season. for the use of the Committee
SILE WEED, Decorating Com.
WILL. F. DUNBAR,
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Local and Miscellaneous.

HsE- Reading Matter ON Every Page.
River Report on the First and Com
mereial Report Ola the Fourth col
umm OF the Fourth page.-6a
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NEW YORK, June l5.-Francisco Domin-
ic Mayo, who in 1857 murdered a Catholic
priest at New Orleans, has been arrested
here and will be taken to New Orleans
Report says Samuel Meals and Thomas
Bryant artists of New York, have fought a
duel at Norfolk, and that Meals was
wounded
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WAsHINGToN, June I5th.-The report
made to the Senate this morning by Mason,
chairman of the Harper's Ferry Committee,
comprises $50 foolscap pages, exclusive of
voluminOus testimony. A full history is
given of Browns movement and the re-
suits; and reference is made to the utter
insecurity of the peace and safely of some
of the States, owing to the excited condition
Of the public mind. The rifed carblnes
manufactured in Connecticut would appear
to be ordinarily used in the strife in Kan
saS, and sent thither for that purpose, and
were voluntarily placed by the Massachu-
setts Kansas committee, through its chair
man, in the hands of Brown, with vague
and unexplained instructions as to their use,
but the truth was, it would appear he final
ly conceived the purpose of exciting civil
war in some of the slave-holding States
This, however, would have been arrested,
had even ordinary care been taken on the
part of the Massachusetts, committee, to as
certain whether Brown was truthful in his
professions.
The committee are not prepared to sug-
gest any legislation which in their opinion
would be adequate to prevent like occur
rences in future. IF the several States,
whether from motives of policy or a desire
from fraternal feeling, do not hold it in
cumbent on them after the experience of the
country to guard in future by appropriate
legislature against similar occurrences, the
committee can find no guarantee elsewhere
for the security of peace between the States
of the Union.
Senators Collamer and Doolittle, of the
minority, in the course of their brief report,
say there is no evidence that any other citi-
zenS than those with Brown were accessory
to this outbreak, any proof that any
others had any knowledge of the conspira-
cy or its purposes, in the year 1859; nor
does any evidence show that there was
conspiracy to rescue Brown or his associates
from prison in Virginia. Time and refec-
ton have happily dissipated much of the
alarm and suspicion, and have shown that
this raid was but an off-sh0ot of the excit-
ing outrages and Iawlessness in Kansas.
They say there is no fact calling for Con-
gressional legislation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16

New York, June 18th, 10 P MA dis
patch from St. Johns reports a steamer of
Cape Race, but the lines closed without Civ
ing us the news.
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BosToN, June 15.-J. II. Yates, Secretary
of the Great Eastern ship, was passenger
by the Niagara. He leaves Immediately
for New York
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gED" Mr.. Jas. L. Spaldng, the P. p. P. p
of this city, is still doing heavy" bust
ness in the Lemonade and tropical Fruit
line
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to overland telegraph bill, and the Senate
receded from its amendment, which put in
the corruptions, and agreed to the House
amendments, which allows the P. NJ. Cen
eral to advertise for proposals to build the
line.
The bill has now passed both Houses.
Slidell offered a resolution for the appoint
ment of select committee of three to re-
port a system to increase the revenue, on
the basis of the present House bill just post
poned, and report at next session. Laid
over.
Several private local bills were passed,
and the Senate having found itself without
a quorum, adjourned at 10 P NJ
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Census OF OHIo.-The Cleveland DEM
ocrat says, from the returns already in,
it is feared that the population of Ohio, in
stead Of advancing, has slightly decreased
within the last ten years by emigration or
otherwise
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Bay@ We.are under obligations to j. ].
MtRLETr, jr, for late copy of the New
Oieans True Delta.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16

WE met several Democrats from Illinois
on Saturday last, all Of whom have no hes
itation in saying that they are for Douglas
Little Giant is left out YIN. Gaz
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16

HeA, The Painters Association meets this
Saturday evening, at the Office of Sile
Weed & Co. By order of the President
w. DUNBAR, Secg.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16

QUEEN Victoria has conferred the order
Of knighthood on Francis H. Saltus, Esq.,
of New York city, for improvements in ar
tlllery. Mr. Saltus is the first citizen from
this country thus distinguished.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16

THEATER.--Last night the Louisville and
Cincinnati Dramatic Company gave a very
interesting entertainment at Mozart Hall.
Tonight Miss Fanny Denham takes ben
eft. The bill is veryattractive one, and
consists of Schillers great tragedy of ''The
Robbers, and the great sensation drama
of " Jack Sheppard
Miss Denham takes the part of Jack
Sheppard in the latter, and Mr.. Chaplin
that of Johnathan Wild. In the former,
Mr.. Chaplin personates Charles DeMoor, and
Miss Llewellyn, Amelia.
Between the pieces the Sailors Hornppe
will be tripped off by Miss Llewellyn. Miss
Denham will iutersperse her part with sew
eral songs, in her inimitable style
This is the last night5as the Company
proceed to New Albany on Monday. The
bill is a 6rst-class one. All who patronize
the drama should take advantage of the oc-
casion to see something thrilling and SEN
satonal.
This Company intend to establish cir
cult of the largest places in Kentucky, In
diana, and Illinois. They desire to make
Evansville a regular point, and visit it every
few weeks for few nights at time. The
design is to furnish theater- goers regular
amusement, without wearing out well
come"
The Company has now some of the best
kind of talent and the manager intends TO
make further additions TO his force. Such
a company very rarely visits place of this
size. Those who patronine this kind of
amusements will doubtless give the neces-
sary encouragement to induce the troupe to
return.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16
convietIon Taklng Its Hold.

We hear every day of men who voted
for Buchanan or Fillmore in 1885, who III
tend to vote for Lincoln this year.
The conviction is taking hold on the public
mind that the so-called Democratic party is
only an instrument for the spread of slavery;
that it is used as lever by aristocrats to
press down the masses; that all its profess
sions of devotion to the interests of the poor
are intended to deceive; and that the
friendship it processes toward popular sove-
reignty" is cheat designed to establish
slavery in all the free territories, as it tried
to do in Kansas, and looking ultimately to
the Iegalization of the institution in the
States as well as the Territories.
People are thinking and talking about
these things in their fields, shops, stores,
and dwellings, and all the pettifogging of
demogogues and all the proscriptive threats
of party whippers-n are not going to pre-
vail against the truth when it has fair scope
to do its work.
Therefore, friends of Lincoln and Ham
lin, talk, write, and circulate the documents,
and all must come out right in the end.
- Truth crushed to earth, will rise again;
The eternal years of God hers.
While error, wounded, writhes in pain,
And dies among it. worshipers."
Truth has been crushed to the earth for
years and decades, even in this country, but
she begins to rise. She will soon straighten
herselfup to her full height, when she will
march in triumph through the land.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16
NUMBER 942.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

I
] CHANTS, GROCERS and TRADERS, who wish TO
pay Cash, prompt time buyers, he can give his as
o S@ sf5 e tsy sF6 oF SY MAR
| EFT (simpy adding freght.) Many goods are
much REDUCED IN PRICE, and MERCHANTS
will DO THEMSELVES GOOD to call on him be-
fore they buy, and learn what the BOTTOM OF
/ THE MARKET Is.
In his ample supply may be fonnd the following
5000 Pairs WALKERS and
other, TRACE CHAINS.
S casks LOG AND PLOW
CHAINS. -E
SO doz Root HAMES.
so doz Horse and Mule COL
LARS, (GOOD.)
100 doz AMERICAN HOE
CO.'S Planters Hoes.
SO doz Garden RAKES, steel
and iron.
25 doz MANURE forks, ass'd.
SO doz O. AMES', and others,
Shovels and Spades.
SO doz TUTTLE'S Hook Tooth
Cross-Cut Saws.
100 doz WELLS, Hunt's)
Lippincott's and Collins
Axes.
so doz HUNTS Hatchets.
25 doz HUNTS Broad and
Hand Axes.
25 doz WITHERBY'S Draw
ing Knives.
Is doz SPEAR & JACKSON'S
Hand Saws.
SO doz COOKS Patent, and
other, AUGER BITS.
200 doz AUGERS, Blue Nut
Grad Twist and Common.
1000 doz TABLE KNIVES,
English, and J. Russell &
Co.'s AMERICAN.
500 doz WOSTENHOLM'S,
Bunting's and Barnes
POCKET KNIVES.
so doz WADE & BUTCHERS
100000 G.. D., S. B., and
Water Proof Cans.
Also,
100 doz WALDRON Grass and
Grain Scythes.
so doz BLOOD'S Silver Steel
SCYTHES.
100 doz Superior SCYTHE
SNATHES.
100 doz FORKS, 2 & 3 prong,
Superior.
so doz Grain CRADLES, Bow
and Wire Brace.
so Wood HAY Rakes.
100 Grind Stones, 16 TO 80 in.
200 doz Scythe STONES.
ALSO
500 doz BUTCHERS Files.
90 cases OHIO TOOL CO.'S
Planes, reduced prices.
AGENT FOR-AND
1000 feet RUBBER BELT
ING, BEST IN AMERICA,
on hand, 1-2 to "a inch.
TOGETHER WITH
SHELF HARDWARE AND
TOOLS of every description.
re orders executed with the utmost care and
promptitude. CHARLES S. WELLS,
marI3 Wholesale Dealer.
TLnV
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16

RELIGIOUS NoTICE-EIder b. h SMITH will
preach again this evening the Franklin Engine
Hail. on Locust street His subject will be Ro-
mans, I chap, 10th verse. Every body, and espe
cially all the preachers, arc invited to attend.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-06-16

BayIt is worthy of note that the candi-
dates for State offices in Illinois, nominated
on the 18th, were successful on the first or
second ballots. There does not seem to have
been much competition for the honor of be-
ing victimized on the altar of party. We
presume the nominees received the news of
their success i'll the Convention with great
misgiVings, considering the dreary pros
pect before them They win have " a hard
road to travel lt
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The Great Sunday school Picnic
TO-dRV.


This is to be the greatest Picnic ever
held i'll Southern Indiana, and it is hoped
that all in any way connected with the
Sunday Schools Of the city, including the
parents Of the children, will attend. The
Fair Ground is the best possible place for
such a gathering having shelter enough to
cover all in case of a shower (Which we
trust will not Gomez }, and shade, seats, wa
ter, and other things convenient for the en-
joyment of all the hosts of Young America,
whether i'll hoops or pants.
1t will be the best show of the season to
infantile, adoleScent, and adult humanity,
and worth more than quarter to any hu-
man "critter," excepting to that very rare
class of old bachelors, who don't love chill
dren. Every little group will have its bas-
ket of provisions, and there will be small
spreads and large spreads, family dinners
and school dinners, and such appetites as
don't come into frescoed dining saloons.-
And then the swinging, and the singing,
and the Brass Band and the ride out aud
in Who would not be there?
Those who can not spare the day, will
doubtless go out after dinner, ifthey can not
spend more than an hour. The enjoyment
of the children will Tighten their hearts
and the fresh air will do them good.
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Enquirer and volksbote copy.i
ADM'X SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

ADMX SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
AC OTXCE IS KEHEBX" GEH-EyN"
. that in pursuance of order of sale made
at tho May term, 1860, of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Vanderburgh county, on the 9Th day of
June, 1860 will sell at public auction at the door
of the Court House, at Evansville, in said county,
on the - day of July, 1860, at 2 o'clock NJ,
tho following described real estate, to-wit:
Lot No. twelve ~, in Block thirty mine (39),
in the Eastern Enlal cement of the city of Evans
vile, i'll Vanderburgh county, Indiana, and Lot
No. sixteen Q6) in Block No. eleven Q1), in the
Northern Enlargement of the city of Evansville,
in Vanderburgh county, Indiana.
Said sale will be for cash
MARY ANDEL,
Adm'x OF Henry AndeI, decd.
CHARLES DENNY, Atty for Admx iunel6-4tw
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srshsa up 10 .pys pis orssr. 81. osl.-.o' sss:s,.s.
s'', 800 sss 81 ,ssy eoea,r s.,s'isss sss H s
Avenue Asds dszeu ctosr oA~vsa-esss. v DO IN sasr
beet bumU 20 receive their gss-ts, aad 1
VII duly aoprceius tue hs ,hM ysi arc
W have come isdtstag gu 50 al vStsrs." aat thai
ne sos.s sooda - u eross 10 o.asf 1o,' as
ss Ike p sne1ns "a brssk out t,srs tho middle OF
Jsy, Just yoa hgd an average haa tired thoisaaf
there % see ssS De sses it wss ever snqassat apos
The Ee~ Yorkrvs be on their good bsesver asf n
ss ss., % ret
v,N come, 10 the lifetime OF ths yolpg-st ishAousst,
whoa suco events a. vsers comets use sssrono
year q a 900 1859 rhsrs wsi be N,x
York, move money speot there, and moro
:Ss;r Isss fortunes sals season, ss.s ia ssy
year of tue next decs1s OF c,1rss your CITY Fathers
vin make III nesdfu preparedness 70 give a. hsasrA,'s
snd bnlsAnt reception your ilsti,os visitsre oSpo
tina reospos a thu ship and the COMPANY gill Do chAyss
,erzes ~ Nal so5 ant good tssss sssk always
rsss hero Ia Eagiaad, sod mos, u.usny In Ansros
on cOurss those wso msaase toe Great gill gvs
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receive themselves 90 isad. rhey viii EXHIBIT sss ssp
70 eli vno web W her, and srt sDs1 some lays Tor
the reoespw TO gwen your city oh>r1ss Not bong
II she oosnsals OF tbs 6-esa soi, coppsny. Gen.
stsy and the exolbiaoe OF their vessel ia Amsrca
but pressme they vii rensa SONS tee n,nshs
ooiy = New Ycrr, and taea return direc. :" Bag
and Wishing no 9th pisce 10 America Or col-ss, svory
so~p A0efica, from sxsspsrs to Galveston, wouif be
glad Of The advent Of Kosb AK Of ths age thsir
waters Buts sAssot BE- Ne~ York ID Geographically,
% veil - polhcaiy and ~ the ceafe Of TIE
Union and casy a acoess fros all parts There the
snip ca % eocowmohssf there tins visitors ~
scooUmodstet, 70 ths bses esibis al vAntags
am giaA nov the Great Eastern dtd 20 Americs
last yeas. June . more favorable seas,a All OF yoae
vest Groves OF Southern ed western have
the oppovtunsy Of sssns The greatest pess Of mAnas
archisecsure ever coacsvsd OF -cossd By usa aud
iAss Ocsoeor they you'd have besn or TO tssr
estsses AID counusg houses dee oy In tnsr
bus Des Nov tao great ude Of visitors that vss sas
North and tbs East, for tho summer will
Il ns bstveoa Ne~ York aad sns dfsrcns wsArsR
places 10 any ono VINO goes to New Yorx aos 20
eco tho erect RAssern st bo the crovaisg
Jolly OF is The snip oey 70 take hmtsd nun Of
cabin pss sgers bcs 70 exceed three nss scsd On hr
return, eh0did she mako rapid p~sssxe going osy,
viii PROBABLY tske much larger r1s eyes of
the world eth he every stroke Of h-s pasfie els
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THE MONSTER STEAMER GREAT EASTERN,
ouR LONDON coxRxxrovpxxox.

OUR LONDON coRREsroxpKS0x.
LoxpoS, My ~, 1884
NJ creai Eassor assmAlp % L<aw S1stsp.pssw On
~ @A # ywss-Cc~sis~sd 10 0cs~eo, hsMuyr Z o. -
rk Larr rsr.sv n DtsirgxssAed vsslss We Nav
kPs-Advscs 70 ~ ksvgv asd AIds-w>s---TAs oous
0ar Espstsf 10 kwats rus xs~fAs al Has Ye-s, Dc.
In modest, medium srsi. quiet sosiss handbus.
Just In the syis Of The most nsxnncAni ship IN sss
eorld, announced that che steamship Great Eastern.
is,o5 tons resssr win take her departure from south
snpsou for New York on the OH Of June. "A
mere no pressncc. no biastsr, puiag nor any Of
shos ars and tricks Of sh'~men 70 get any srtssaeous
rpplauss. soeered down b. hard work, and soms OF
those accidents that are certain V susud ALI
great soh'svemcnis, the Board Directors
have scpe 70 work lie business mon 10 eommspa sbsa
success which the business CON manly OF Eaxla.d tpo,
bey deserve me snip soonssnsa 70 the old end world
ismed Arm Of shIpowncrs, erinnen, unsurn A On
Every p,ssbs guarantee thus given 70 We pubc TIA,
me Affairs cf the shp viii bs conducted In The most abs
raj and business Ike spirit Az the happy manager OF
theatre says, si'he appearance Of Forrest wAlaak
and osshmAn on the Same night, you have "sren a.
traction" 81 Nsw York this summer lie, us 80 tue 70.
rcsn "ssars" rbero "a the Prince q wSss, Easlsnis
future hing, Who ~in o. tsks New York % hu
way whom he soes 10 py his qust asd prncssy
visit 70 NJ. Buchanan Then, Vie Grsss Esssen wl ~
riding 81 ~ chcr 10 Nee York harbor the same uns,
add rscsvg the homage Of u 2oocos 500 900 vissrs
rhsa hs steam hip Counaughi win cssbuss on board
win - there insngurHng nee ere In ths hseosy a ~
steam ssvNston cf yow povt--shs sssAStshmsnt Of
shreueh Ireland ! anal esdsavw 70 hAd out vhal cole
hres are geing 70 America sesausrs Pfo5AbV
~, Rspe ana Mr. Baker, amcoe ms dsecton Of ths
0rsss kasen; M Bod, Inc general nassscr, and ur.
fIsrssrs IasrNm, n r. Tor Bsssos, one NE ioruss
dtsesaess, oil Be amoos me mAgnstss q the Great
49, Cemp<U aad hops sko Mr. Scou Russell
~ esAng~d plaza Me Bosrd a prscors n sendlAG the
>hp ksw r@k, nsGeaA a M sus vIlgs " Purthnd,
ss lhe pre-. o. Board ass asa o. sonss, sd te
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me~t-AfnfsAfs cf 0s Pdy fySeoS-Fropcs 0Nd Ger
NAVY Duaa Of o. werr,l-E~se~ied Rerc~afse~ g
ae x.~sar # Jssfxs-lnn~al Trad Repsr-Rsarosd
end Rssv r's~sa-7As Eu< s~d od~-Ssp Berlin Es
oAanos, DC. r.arI.
rhs vote Of .ins million shaler for Military purposes
has pssssd the Second caAussr and ss sooa - has
bees agreed 10 By he rrs this secession Of IL Lsgsla,ars
on be oscd and The noble lords sad hosorasss deputies
VIII ecpsss 10 their several sscdes the former with the
pleasing consciousness that they have frustrated evsry
siaspps sf hs government 70 our,& their privileges,
the lasicr win M novfyiug reelection that they have
bcen unable 70 remedy . single abuss, a. 70 advance
sinsle sssp In be direction Of progress ana reform Tho
owl Marriage bin the repeal Of the Usury laws, the
equalization Of the land tar ne rcdislrbuton Of IA,
ELECTORAL csuscss-n abort, every measure recon
minded BY the liberal mmhvy, and acoepsed In The
oomnons by immsnsc msjoriuce, has beea Lost In the
LORDS 20 pilessy munisisi thai the o~er house 10
their turn have refused 10 sckno~sdgs the skssou thas
vss offered hem 10 lieu Of taer murdered offspring THIS
The ssoond session that has been rendered Aoortve "
the irsccuesbe snsseoopn between the TIVE branches
q the DgslAiurc-and ~ long sne First chamber s
sc~possd Of Ne preseat elements no better resail
be expected from their future meetings No other
alternative is len bu, either fw the nj nirry
N reign ana make room Tor srescuonsry cabinet VINO
oud have The JEALOUS support Of the noblss aud nigh
possbly produce an oosequous House Of Com nous By
employing the ZANE esotoneeripg machinery tina
vcrhed 20 vel undsr the Man euis rsgsme or for u
Prince Regent TO assent 10 wholesale creation o
Peers 70 nevuaize The feuaal majority IN shc upper
bsuse, and Afterwards inucduos . bill coavsrsanx
from en- exclusively r,ccrstc assembly 70 the sieesvs
sssaie pvouded - By the consultation Of 1850 the req
uooss ~eula cell shn ocsp da~s and rAise violent out
coy ABBOTT NJ although shep they power they never
srups 70 break hfossh ever a- that Dos not suit hsr
vhvs their cssvsDienoc, and This Instance would
osly ~ rscrtBs V The original svvH Of NE Prsnaa
charter Of vhioh NE uppw house actually coastsussd
y maaifsss violation. Atany rate, whatever \ tsps.
you'd BE- better ihan remaining In TIE present ssuAucs
Even rescaosary maisby would be preferable 70 NJ
esl thss sssse 10 carry single measure, fe ey
vouia erhcv attempt 70 insuvurssc . ysssm u usocm
crcmisaG rspsssscs, and nus raise ssorn q popular
,sswns0n, ~ might cod n sweeping swsy shsa
seivsa, shsir pary, md perhaps sens cshes shInss
rsssse. thsy wsslf have 10 fcllsw ne seAap,s Il
ysrus n Esss~sd, 80 grant 49, " me- vsss sAsy
- rsfusea - 00mnsaL - ~, - ffumam gwen. II