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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

Inc rext year 10 S36 II stands last st l3l5, which
IL not more than half what thorough organization
srd p,endy work would have made it by this time.
That County will poll 1900 votes rest November.
whereof we may have 3,0GO BY earnest, intelligent,
t,slensiie eHo,t or We may trust TO glory aud
lur,abs and get less than 2 900 Of the aggregate,
leaving n majority Of 5000 10 our adver'aries.
Ard il any one believes We can stand such rpaJon-
tie 10 Democratic Counties, ~e wit only observe
thai q e prefer not to fry the experiment..
Take Hssieheshr as a second example. That
county polled Io,s73 votes last Fall, add will poll
r,sil or quite IS, 600 next Fail. The highest Re
ptblican vote ever yet poled in it save for local
,ffcers running on mixed tickets, was Fremouts-
4,AO. Suppose We should trust 10 glory, and thus
uoll eco next Fall--wonldnt the minority sgaost
us be- sp unpleasant one7 Hard work, early .eguu
ard ste adly prosecuted, carry our vote in that
c, unty up TO 5000, if not 1900; bat trusting to
our strength in the State or the presumed popu-
la,ity of our candidates, yill never answer. SO
With regard to Rorklapd, Ulster, Sullivan, and
some other llookpe holes on this side Of che State.
Their mpjorires for Slavery and Scam Democracy
Will he heavy, unle-s We brgn soon and prosecute
system aiicaly the work necessary 70 reduce them.
FoI-spd Il is well 10 look the fact sqaare 10 the
fsce-we sbsll have TO meet the shock Of oil o1r
ad,eraries charging in sold pbaaux ia the decisive
desperate struggle Of 1860. The Express will do
it, Jr for the Pro. Slavery cause inside instead Of
outside the regular Democratic organization this
bm-or, If it sfcct to stand outside, the sham will
be too transparent to deceive any but W ling dupes
Al The Know Nothing machinery put in operation
lasl Fall 10 elect hall the Democratic ticket will be
manipulated with intent TO elect the whole Of it
ibis time. The :" Union Clubs" which The Express
is pow tping to evoke will bs Democratic Gibbs
before they fairly ha'ched. EVER manin the State
uhO sppIOves the different forms of Industry pre-
vsiIiDg at The North and at the South that is
10 say, all who believe Slavery just or fancy it
profitable to ibenseves- will support and vote the
ticket to be nominated at Charleston, no matter
what be the names borne upon it or the platform
presented with IT, We shall beat them 10 this State
beat them, we trust in nearly or qniteevery Free
S ate-but only BY the most determined, systematic
persistent efforts. Aud those efforts will never DO
made if the abfuId deusion that the Electoo will
cary it-elf OF be carried by spontaneous combai-
ton, 10 allowed TO gaio currency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

The Republicans in the House did good days
work on Saturday. They placed themselves squars
on The record as ready ard anxious to organize the
House in the only manner now Practicabie-by
adopting the Plurality rule and letting the highest
vote elect Every Republican present voted for
this, in voting against the Main Question, and
Messrs. IIaskiD AdraiD, and Hickman (Anti.Le
compton Democrats), voted with them. Had
MtssTs. George Briggs and Horace +. Clark of
this city done likewise, the long struggle would
have cen ended, Speaker elected, and Congress
10 O condition for business. But the Democrats
and South Americans all voted Gn efect) against
the Plurality rule and thus 10 favor of keeping the
Hou,e disoIgaUized indefinitely. Dir. Garnett of
Virginia declared that the Democrats would have
the House remain in chaos until the 18th of March,
1861 before they would cOnsent TO the adoption Ofthe
Plurality rule. Mr. PUgh Of Alabama declared that
he would Ike to perpetuate dscOrd in the House. aud
that be thought it would be quite as well for his
constituents that the IlOuse should never organize,
and the Government cone to a dead lock- Such
are the men and such the sentiments which nov
control the councils of the Democratic party, aud
are pushing it on to destruction.
We heartily wish the Republicans 10 the House
would neyermore consent to an adjournment OF the
HOufe without first struggling for vote on the
Plurality rule. Ifthey would just sit in their seats
a night or two asking their opponents to say what
they have TO say about Dir j. b. Clark's Helper
helping resolve, and then let the Yeas and Nays be
taken upon it, they would crafty the great body of
their constituents. We care not hoe often nor
how early the House may be adjourned by a coali-
tiOn of the anti-Republcan Members, voting by
Yeas and Nays but We wish no Republican would
ever. more vote to adjourn, nor neglect to vote
against il, until an organization sba1 have been
effected Let the People see as often and as clearly
az possible, Why and by whom the present anarchy
is protracted.
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collect he rote, then due, aSd "a toH asss We M

collect ne rote, then due, aUd Ia tolS Hss " We M
not dispose Of the remsindss OF Bis slaves. a. sss
esme pnee, be shall not have dime for he cties-
ton which be holds. "You internal chea. - -
brssls out "sofly. Sir, softlg." says the dsbtsvs
81 give you fair termsi exteod sod perp-.astsy
the bsrgsiD of lsst year, or will "infraet violate,
''apd refuse TO pay that note. Thsesse 10 psrsl.
lei one. a. ever body bot Mr Pryor will see. Tia
Missouri question VAS settled in 1870, mainl, by
the votes of tire South. The North did not see it
TO make any such bargains. Consequently, Il
vas right so Mr Pryor sreues, 10 cheat the North
ont of IL part Of the bargain jast "a il was about
to erteT into possession!
Bir Pryor also pretends that the repeal Of tbs
Missouri Compromise was in harmony with tho
adjustment Of 1880. Even II il was the act was
70 lees an act OF perGdy; hut IL was not. The
compromise acts Of 1850 were lie the act Of 1870
set, mfDts of single vexed ques ion, and did ri
pretend 10 settle anything further. Il there n he
fourd in shy Of The speeches Of Mr. Clay, or Mr.
Webster, or Mr. Douglas, or any other member II
liter branch Of Congress- from either sactios OF
he country, any iD'ima'On or bipt. however vague
or shadow, that by the passage Of TIE Utah nsi
NeW.Mexico snd Gallo ria hills, the Missouri
restr ct en-. then thirty years old. was To be no-
se1kdi We are not aware Of airy. And II II
perfectly well known that Mr. Douglas and FA
Washington Union both secuted the idea OF rrpeai
ing the Missouri restriction until even after Tho
Kansas bill was r.treported. This second pre- ensa
Of Mr.. Pryor is a cheat. like the first.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
THE CONsIITUTIONaL ISSUE BE-
TwEhN T1E PREsADENr AND
HuR REPURLICANh.

If Mr. james Buchanan is to be taken as author
ity, the Republican party has no business longer to
exist. For that party proposes, ia one way or an
other, to Keep Slavery out Of the Federal Terrific
ries; and Mr.. Buchanan says the Supreme Court
has decided that this cannot be done. Here is the
emphatic language of his late Message
cordially congratulate you upon the hnal settlement by the
suur ne QUIT Of United states Of the question OF slavery
IN Tsnitones VI bad presented az aspect 90 r9y i3f
dabs Al The CO nmeneenent Of my alton The right
bss OF every citizen to take hi, property Of sny
Mind including slaves into the conmon Territories belonging
ally 10 all The Of tho COn.derscy and 70 hase pro
under the Federal Constitution Neither Oohg'
nt SJriioTa Legsh uIe nor any human power ss any 81
hoiy impair this vested night Tbs supreme lnal
rjAl tbunso the country which coordinate branch OF IN
oysTpn,n Mt sanctioned and affirmed Three principles
son,iutona law, gacy just In themselves ana 20 wen
calculated to promote peace aud harmony among the ea0
Nov we have stesdlastly held that The spirit,
the DRIFT, the tendency of Chief Justice Taneys and
ether Opinions pronounced from the Supreme
Bench IN support of the Died Scott decision, tended
clearly to mako every Territory elaveholding' all
laws that aimed TO exclude Slavery from the Terri
tories unconstitutonsi though the precise point
ruled by the Supreme Court was, that bred Scott
being negro-which nobody has any business 70 DC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
CONGRESS-.

SENATE, Jan. Mot in session.
Houst, Jan. MIR Cobb, Dem, Of Alabama had
the pocs eoingS Of Union Meeting held in Punishable
resd snd desired to know II they eere genuine he re-
gsrdipe them ss "iewel which should besbown TO the
country" Mr. Eliot, Rep, of Mass Responded, say
ing that such proceedings not ne~ ia Mtssschu'
se,is. Mr.. Davis. Dem of Miss, renewed the proPo-
tiriop for fusion of the opponents of Mr. Sserm4n
upon a Democratic Speaker, and division OF the
remaining oceE This brought out some OF the South
err popi,ion, who defined t6eir position, when Nc
Wiuslow moved that ballot FOR S,eaker I've taken aud
esred fer the question. Mr.. Hickman moved as an
smendmeb; that the plurality be adopted but tue
House, by vote of lOS to LOG, sustained Mr. Win
slows call for the question on a vote for Speaker
After some explanaiionob voe wss bad standing lO3
for Mr.. Sherman, 50 for Mr. Hamilton, DEM, OF
Texas, who Was nominated by MIR. Davis, a. l., Of
IncisIs, IA for Mr.. Gilner, snd scattering. Mr.
sherman stl lacked the three votes. Tie House then
Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

The nomination Of the Marquis D'Auvergue as
The second French Peni JoteDtiary at the Congress
gave great satisfaction to the friends OF Italy lie
was formerly ambassador Of France at Turn.
The reported loss of the steamer Great Britain bad
caused much anxiety; but it was found that she
vas spoken, alt weD," as late as the 18th OF
December which strengthened the doubt Of the
correctI ess of the report. Lord John Russell had
informed merchants doing q Mexican trade that
measures were being adopted to enhance their
interests by bringing about termination to the
present saneulnaIy war in Mexico most extra
ordinary elopewent had been brought to light in
London, the parties being the wire Of Dir. j. H.
Quincy, Member of Parliament who is possessor
of q fortune Of bali unl ion sterling ia her own
right, nnd domestic. Proceedings for divorce
have been instituted on the part of the husband.
The Belgian Government has agreed to forward
mail matter for the United States and Canada by
the Capadisn mail steauhrs. A French pamphlet
had appeared supposed TO express the views OF the
Emperor Napoleon on the subject Of The Pope
- and the Congress" which, though it does not
propose to take away the temporal power of the
Pope, advocates curtalment Of his powers.
Fom Madnd, we learn that 5000 Moors attack
irg the Spanish, had been repulsed. The Spanish
squadron at AlResiras bad been reinforced by ten
men If war from the station at Havana. La Aus
tiia, the military preparations against the appre'
hended trouble in Hungary continued to be Uade,
and runOr, not CONTRA ed, had circulated the day
before the sailing OF the Arabia, that revolution
had broken out
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TALlArrno,s Es1IaArEs.-FrOm . cough estimate

TAL1AFrRo's EsTIaATEs.-From D rough estimate
foru cd BY gentleman high in military authority In
This State the cost Of the transportation OF troops,
AIRS and ammunition 20 and from Charlesso Sn d0rng
fle lite excitement viii amount TO about s25,OO TINS
estimate is predicated upon assumption or guaran-
Tee tLat The rarOad conn aDies would charge the State
bnt Laf end half the usual cost for freight trans
portatiOn understand great deal OF cheating has
been urscticed upon the Old Dominion in tue dead
head line Every man who could appear IN military
ovfJeoat whether borrowed stolen, could proceed
nee and unmolesed 70 Cbarestown This trick IS IN
ae ood 10 have been very generally practiced during
ire excited period Of the Harpers Ferry eHleute and
fbe eXecutiobs ST Charies,own.
me average cost Of each mans rttons per day dur
inc he saw of the military at CharesCwn sestImated
hy lie same authority at 1879 cents. Ihe other est
nates II i understood, will be in perfee. keeping with
OTESR REsuLr--A man formerly Of this State was
s.r,sneed 20 be hung on the 10Th Of December, at
Ionisv,jIe. Ry He was first tried and convicted OF
,DsnslauQRter, but appeal Of bis counsel ne was
s,-snted new trial. when be was convicted 81 In9r
lie appesled, on the ground that he could not be
convicted Of murder because on the iolnef sta, nc
ms esved The case IL a strange one ana prob
III y,boYt parallel IN he history Of criminal TRIALS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09
THE ConTrsr sRFoaE Us.
"SeDt,ntl" writes from Albany to The CoIrie
and 4 nnnirkr De lnlnMa:

"Sent,ntl" writes from Albany to The CoHri1
and inquirer Ss follows:
"THE TRBUEE's avowal of its belief that the Repub-
hcau strength war perile5 certainly from The TRlB-
UHEs position, receives, ar 1t deserves grave consid
Grafton. Ii may be just in its estimate of other Sta, ~
but, so far il would create even doubt ofthe result
in lh,S State u is very far from the true statement
" ih tie II, minatcn Of Gov. Seward labd the Repub
liz IN PARTY being zane will nominate no other mani the
Stme Oi New York W II give him majority, which, IN
lis vattnes will be q reward of which any statesman
might lie IIoud. He would be poby sustained in the
City Of New-York; but if that city should go rs one
II an against him, the counties west OF the Mohawk
Bridge would utterly eface even such vote "a that
k,w-YOrk op that quettioD is not within the SUPPOSE
ton Uf doubt"
As we are not aware that we have said or in
timated that the vote Of this State is in DOUBT,
whether Gov. Seward be or be not nominated at
Chicago, we might, perhaps, have allowed the
above without remark. We have an abiding conf
dence that The Empire State will cast her great
weight INTO the Republican scale next November,
whether our National Convention shall or shall not
abide the somewhat arbitrary test OF its sanity pro-
pounded by "Sentinel." And yet we must say that
the sort Of gasconadc We have quoted above does
not elect Presidents, Tor do those who indulge in
it usually prove remarkably effective in vehement
canvass. blanifestly, to all discerning eyes, we
are opening what is destined to prove the severest
political contest that this country has ever known
We believe the Republicans may succeed in it; but
to do So they must begin carly, organize thoroughly
ard worn hard to the end They cannot triumph by
Dragging and shouting aud resting in happy-go-
lucky faith that all must come out right. And, as
the vote Of this State is insionced by "Sentinrl"
as especially safe ond certain, we will draw some
illustrations Of our view OF tho matter from the
uIns Of past elections. For instance:
Qupns County has some as good and true Re
ubleans as any other but it has not and never had
Republican party. We mean to say that no
ficiept pevadpg organization has ever been
fected therein, and no systematic effort was ever
made TO carry Republican truth to every household
and fireslde within its boundaries. Since the Re-
publican party was formed in the State, IL has
voted as follows;
1883. 1880. 1887. 1883. 1850.
Anil Republican votesel7 Abs ssce tlts sa,o
X, Lbllcan yote....... $50 1856 &6 Its ISIS
- - -. -
Majority sgaIn,. Us. 7.isa oV9 s,i@ sse4 ?,2ss
Here, you Zee, the Republican vote is asmatter OF
sccident rising In i56 from 70 1886, and fall
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

To NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE WEEKLY TRIBUsE-
Notwithstanding added FIVE thousand copies last week
edition Ollie wIRKLI TRrBrSE have Ic and W
FAUST beg subscribers to he patient til next Issue.
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Aeru9lnrk Dailp Gribmse
MONDAY, JANUARY 9. 1860.
tn coRREspoyDEvr VT,

C. c. WcoIvoRrH Co. IRsyKSwoRrn. Kansas, have the
DAILY and WEEKLY TRIBUNE for
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No notice be- taken d Anonymous Communications Wbsi
l. intended fr nteron must DO authenticated by th
aud address az the wr'tenot necessarily FOR publos
tion. but . susrsity for his good f.i,h
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THE Nrw-YORR DAILY TRfBuEr 10 Published ever,
morning and Eveungisundays eKoepsed,ihe morning eddie
delivered TO City Suescrbes 81 ~ eeuts per weet
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CAyFTTy's MRDICATEO PAPER.

PeoD,. are oudy the virtues Of GAYETTSs MEp
oGrEp PAPKk for wsleTcOstL II Is sure Gu aud pre-
Veiye Of FlLhr In convenient packages by all drug
risis fancy dealers &c DepOs No. Ann-ss aud No
1aB Rrcadway.
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formerly Express and Heralil,
Eaters upon ts lgtb volume January l, 100
Tar OLDEST PAPER IN Iowa. -
HsyiDE an extensive circulation IN Iowa WiSconsn ln1on
winnesota, al Nebraska 1t l. g most .
VALUABLE ADVERTISING MsDiuH
h pobke6 Daily, Semi Weekly and Neesy ana AoVer-
Hsemenis are inserted At uniform rates.
The attention OF merchants obDeTs, and manuiaoures M
'1.<N " - J. B. poKn { Co. Proprietors-
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The GROVER q BAKER
gEWIEe AChIEE CoEPAFI
Invite the sttentoD Of Tao Vest and CoIsetmskers anG
oths1s who nsy prefer tho Lock Stitch" seam 70 thsR
Fifty LoLLAs SHUTTLE MACaiSK,
VIII reoeai valasbe improvements
No. 4s5 Broadway Eev.York.
ko. lS2 Ralio1s;., Brooklyn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-01-09

HE STEhEOSabflC EMF "i'--Cs ANiAONA'
No Se BRoApwAY. Open during the evening until Jan l.
WATCnrs-GoID AND SILVER WATCHES.-The
1srsest and most splendid assortment Of
Com AND SILVER WATCHES
In The civ n be found at g. G. ALLHN No us Broadway
AZ be IL receiving a descriptions Of Watcher diree
from manufacturers IN midland Fiauce and SWitzo ne
offer very large tssortnent snd ut he very
iceA taken IN exchange Watches cleaned and re-
paved In the best BY the finest London aud Geneva
Eoria,en GEO. C. ALLEN,
Importer Of Watches and Jewelry,
No. AIS Broadway, one door below Csnaist,
Formerly No. IL Wallet.
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1883. 1886. 1887. 1883. 1850.
Anil Republican vote.3tl7 ABS 5so9 tlas s3t0
H. publican yole....., go 1856 &6 Its Isis
,,.,.., 5:53 ana ana aaI ,2as
Here, you Zee, the Republican vote is a.matter OF
accident rising in &c from 10 1886, and fall
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12

~ Among the many letters for the Mill
tary Editor of the PATRIOT sent to our care,
is one from Fayetteville enclosing magnifi-
cent pair of exceedingly cheap spectacles,
which we have taken the liberty of opening
we mean the letter, of course. The writer
says: 81 present you herewith pair of my
Justly celebrated Pea Ridge Pantoscopic
Spectacles. These Spectacles were discover
ed by me about three months ago. in Sc
gus stored cave on Pea Ridge, ia this country.
They grow On tree that very strikingly re-
sembles the black jack, and are sure pro-
lection against all diseases that the Ambro-
sial Oil won't cure. And after little prac-
tice, person wearing them will be enabled
to see two years into the future. Take them,
use them, and whenever you see them think
of your humble servant. Never let them go
out of your possession; if you do, the charm
is removed, and they will be as worthless as
a pair of Sermons Pebbles ~
These spectacles are evidently valuable,
Though capable of easily being made WORTH
less), and they shall he deposited in the
vaults of one of the banks until our Military
Editor returns.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12
SheriH,s Sale.

DY virtue OF the authority on ne conferred, by the
I'D hereinafter described venditioni expoBas to me
directed and delivered from the Hon. Circuit Court
Davidson County Tennessee, at its January Term,
1861 will expo-e public sale, to the highest bid
der for cash at Court house Yard gate IN the CITY
oil Nashville on saturday, the 5th day Of Nay 1S6O,
all the right, title claim, interest and estate Inch
Chas h. ii Marun has aud following de-
scr bed property tO-gsIt: One negro Woman Eamed
Kitty, aged about 10 years one aegro Man named
Aaron, aged about 40 years; aud one other negro
Woman famed Nancy, aged aoCu' - years, levied
upon by h. lirdnch, cpuly sheriff The proper ~
of Caas- r.. Il. Martin, to satisfy three Judg Il
rendered Ia said Circuit Court, in favor oil JAS
Edward l. .wreuco and u r. II. Martin.
AISU-At the same time AID place, will expose
to e Ia the highest bidder Tor the follow In
negroes and property to-wIt one negro Man namet
HartWelI, about 40 years of age, oi black complex
iou aud Two three year old hol Sc Mules ut bay col
or Ie 81 led by john 3. Murry Deputy Sherih, as
the property c. r. IL. Martin, IL sau- Iy vendl
IIoii exponAs, ~ tne Circuit Court oi Davids0l
couAtV a. Ia or OF N Al. BFIen against e. Llw
rcnce and AailIa-
AI.SO.-At the same Iidte and place viii exp 81
10 sale to tue inquest builder f,r cash, one negr'
GIRL I.ued Net, aged about IL years, oi cupi'e
c0IntIexIOn, levied the property of Z r. a
MarIla by r {. Draie, DePuty Sheriff, - satisfy
v.udiIoaI exponas issued BY said Circuit Court Ia IA
yoT IL Ch, 81, aga INST a. I-L~TcLce x
l.. ii. Martin. saie within lawful hours-
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
Sherih OF davidson county
X. BRANCH,
JSU. 3. MUKRY, Deputies.
apr2-td r DRAKE,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-04-12
DIR. KINGS I,IsPEN>A8Y
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

{E&> DIR. KING ,forrlsFIy % SeS York Tor
HF&k tke I4st fBur ears OF LOUISVILLE xeR-
lucky, who has fevut-d ms sft-ltaE the treat
hent q private diseases for over 20 years. tiers
<nimsef, having sttrncei 20 Tsrt &c or - many
rears. and carsi tlisrs.au. u- i eBab I'D
D cure All diseases o. pTiV.t- uature, ~ tter
neat. rom asg iect u IN r ~~u or ki-g -
TSpea=Iry IS 10 >. nctarri street b.; r-li Casr-
~ ant the Sguare, eOnd stiry, where he all
Diseases Of priEat- nature
GoNoERHE- cured WIthauE nauFe0cs medicines or
interference with bl-siEsss
S-gIrTUkxs Of oll recert date, efert8aliy cared
n q fes days. by operation winch causes no
Jsin where's structure exi Z health caanot be
saIOyei- Perhaps ~ dis-ass causes more M chief
-nd dntermines the conslitt much
>ERaILs wGh all The d. II Ille skiI. growing
mt % aeSie bad treaIIa snt, b eiectaaliy
urrd n fsS d4y
SEMINAL sssxSESs -ParGcuIar AttsnIi n having
ro=IIg out o. n, brOasst o. IL alay cs--s oy the
=ssiss la'iaiguaes X tA- Ptssssas. ne hs-n
estaantfss s-lasss % sseists, aa1 G.1siag pss
Hrs Oh age
: Fem.les ~ao may De lzh0rinx ~ith .ay alneak.
10 the Womb mas resf assured % tmlasllA'e rsllef
Persons rvza1ing abroad, By ~iisiag aad sIstIng
hear cas-, VITA lee ea0isssd dlre-i a - Or A
sing, No. - ts~a iersck stree SasivilIs Isan -it
sith ae5esssry II ectf,as SSrlct Gee obs vea
N nOaTs from O'clO l. the IA raing antil IN
ne efenins- MAJ Se-4adAstF