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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
REPLY OF oREEs D. REDxoS.

LEAvESwoRTH. Sept. IA. 1860.
To Fred. Emory. Esq. Daniel
Scnlly. Esq. Hon. w. c. Matthias.
John Henry. Esq, and DR. p. Dyer.
COMMITTEES. &c
Gentlemen: Your favor Of the 18th
INST. i just received. AMI | has
Zen to reply.
was n member Of the Cons;itu-
tional Convention that framel AMI
passed the well known Lccmpton Con-
stitution.
During the pcnicncy Of the pro-
position 20 submit the slavery clause
Of that instrument 10 the people. as
it was submitted. was shown a let
ter by the Hon. John Calhoun. all
dressed TO him by Hon. Stephen a..
Douglas. That letter suggested and
urged the plan Of submission adopted
by that Convention. approving the
Constitution as then agreed upon.
which had been submitted to him.
and plclgins him TO pass the Con
stitution through Congress. il we
would insert the clause Of submission
which we did insert. This letter was
declared by General John Calhoun to
cmbody the entire sentiments OF Judge
Stephen \. Douglas. and that the
plan Of the Constitution was suggest
Ell in this letter. AMI that the plan
of submission was all that was want
Ing to make the Constitution emphati-
cally Douglas measure. On exam
nation OF the letter. | fouad IN 1t q
verifca,ion Of all that General Cal.
houn had told me. Up to the time Of
seeing this letter. opposed the pln
Of submission. but in view Of the pledg,
Of Senator Douglas TO put it througl
Congress If submitted in the man
ncr it was. then supported the Con
stitution. after the adjournment of tn
Convention, with the submission
clause and all.
Shortly after, Senator S. a. Doug
los took position on the Lecomptoi
Constitution. | met Gen. Calhoun
at Lcavenwoiih City. and referred t
Senator Douglas course. anil bis let
ter above referred TO. Gen. Calhoun
in reply said that Judge Douglas ha
betrayed us. anil it had been sworn t
before he would not have believed il
n il he saw and rca Senator Doug
as speech in Congress.
lived in Illinois seventeen year.
was personally acquainted with Julg
s. \. Douglas. have received gre'
many communications. documents
4 etc from him under his frank. and
e am well acquainted with his ham
writing. know the letter allude
G to wa, the handwriting OF Judge S. !
Douglas.
have been uniformly and invaris
. bly his friend and supporter. until /
took his position on the Lecompto
Constitution.
C-r-~ II Rrr,,o-
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
VI A n X 4 n ID,

II. S. Lanes majority, so far as
heard from, is 9.966.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
Quaker Cu-io>ifics.

In Miami Co., Harrison Township.
in this State, there is o considerable
settlement of Friends, or Quakers a.
they are most generally callei.
While on a visit in that vicinity
last week, we were not a little sur
p,i,ed 10 find among them three
Democrats. Eli Overman, Rudolph
and John Rilgeway, form the trio.
We presume this broad land may
he searched over in vain for three
other Democrats in the Society oil
Friends. The Only wonder to us Is,
that Barnum, the Snowman. has not
got them Gagged before this time.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
REPUBLICANS! ATTEND

There will be County Republican
Meeting held in Winchester on SAT
URDAY. 81 day Of NOVEMBER. at
= o'clock, +. ~, and q Grand Wide
Awake Demonstration at night. Hon.
BENZ. HARRISON. OF indianapolis,
and others will be present and address
the meeting. COME OUT
PcnnsyIvunia Election Conn
pletc.
The complete official returns make
Curtin's (Rcp. J majority $1,000.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

BY the Rev. J. G.. Brice, on the llth
inst. at the residence Of DR.. J. kcpler,
Mr. DAVID HANKS TO Miss TnERzA KEPLER,
both of this County.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
New Advertisements.
ELECTION NOTICE,

Stale of indiana, Randolph County.
NTOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN to
y the qualified voters Of the several
Townships of Randolph County. that on the
SIXTH DAY OF NOVEMBER, 1864
there will be an election held for the pur-
pose of electing Thirteen Electors for Pres
ident and VicePresident of the United
states. WILLIAM NJ. CAMPBELL,
Ocl. o5. 1850. Sh'f K. c.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

For LBERlA.-Upwartls OF eighty
colored residents of Pennsylvania have
applied to the Colonization Society OF
that State as emigrants to Liberia,
and have been accepted.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25
Douglas and the Kccompton
Constitution.

BY ORDER OF COMMITTEE.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-10-25

REMEMBER THAT THE WIDE
AwAKEs will pArile TO morrow night
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10
Mount Vernon,

The ladies have paid for Mount Vernon, lut
now will have To procure the sum Of 81 i0,03D, the
interest Of which will keep the place in rcpalr.-
Miss Pamelie Cunningham. the Regent of tie
Association. writing On the subject says;
Practical men whom have congnltcl on this
subject. estimrte that it will require from $1,000
t. $4,000 annually 10 cover the expenses whIefi
must be incurred # Mount Vernon is To be ke i
in repair. and provided with free su!htir.t Ia
protect and preserve the house and ground, in
security and good order worthy their future
national position OF this sum, The annual re-
ceip's from visitors ne,y furnish from 81 500 10
$1,000. although those Of the past year only
amounted to 81 22s 25 but the rem Under can.
not 10 safely relied on. except from PRINCIPAL
invested 81 as To yield the requisite interest The
safety of investment, ~ general rule. is Inverse
ratio 10 lucrative interest. II We estimate ut 6
per cent, it would require principal IT from
$4,000 10 $4,000. As we have $4,000 in
possession, We are already in position 10 meet
enc of our oll,gations--to restore Mount Vernon
to phdt Il was in its palmy days. We have yet
to acquire the $4,000 needed for annual NUN
tenanoo.
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Shooting Case at Washington.

WASHINGTON. April g. p. MA shooting affair
occurred near the city to-day. lessee b. law,
SON If DR.. ilaw. shot John Banks, IL colored man,
through the thigh. a second shut tuok no effect
An examination took pnrc before Justice rhoma,
e. bonn and two associate justices, when it ao-
rcared that n bad feeling had for some time exis.
tod between tho parties. Thi. morning officer
Reese called IN Banks IN regard to some private
business and az they proceeded across field .nev
passed young iiaw. The colared man immedl-
atcly made some disrespectrol remarks about
liaw, which he overheard and angrly replied t..
Banks repeated his insalence, when lIaw advanced
~ it To strike him with an umbrella Officer
Reese, On his horse, here get between them, but
law and the colored man clinchcd, when law
fired rs above stated. The colorej uan, although
wounded. persisted in renewing the attack. when
llaw sought protection behind keese. Other par
ties then came up and relieved the difficulty. IIaw
was arrested ana brought IL Jail, and Banks
wounds properly cared for After consultation.
the justice concluded to admit liaw to bail in
$4,000. Banks was many years servant in a
branch of tho Ilaw family.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

WhicA weaId otherwise seek othsrmarIst'. Accounts
from Tennessee, Missouri and Kentucky also repre-
sst the crop Of sese States is greatly interior to
that of the previous year. But littls Of the Hes-
terh Tsbaece, at bsst 10 suited for manufacturing
tsspos, and wheu the quantity Of that litsle !. seri
tasiy dissatisfied by ihs snhvoable causes which
operated nron Il while owing. 1t rnay be fifiy pre-
sumed that The West viii DO bai Lutte tbs yeafio
wards supplying stock FOR the workers factories -
While these faets regard 10 the crop nov
coming forward, we understand that the proportion
of the previous suited for woftiaz was estimated
sttwo thirds Of the aggregate yield that We hue
a falling off Of more than halt Of the resources
upon which the manufacturers dependent for their
supplies. THIS fact should he understood hy those
who control The trade in this article and they should
act with reference to It, The present low sales being
made OF the factnrcd article AMI heeeneraiy de-
pressed state OF the market 10 great mcasnre at
tributabs to The erroneous opinions existing with re-
terence TO the crop coming forward. The ssppo-
sition that The large stock the market will be
ndded to during the year at than the usual ratio
naturally tends to keep down prices Bn, when Ills
known that that superstition Is not Justified By The
tho supply oflhe Gner grades mus: really
lie less this year than last, from the fast that the
raw stocks cannot be had It il but fairto presume,
according to al, the rules governing trade, thar re-
dictionary noyemcn; will take place IN present prisei
We throw out these suggestions dsc 10 the great
intcrcs, ofTobacc0onc OF the prime interest OF the
country as due to those engaged in It's growth,
and sale. We arc here in the very
heart ofthc planting eopntry in familiar intercourse
with growers and man ciurers and have every op.
por,unity ofarrsins at jast conclusions re'pe eps
This subject
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

Springfield, Mo. April s.-Ths overland nail,
wi,h Sin Francisco duties to March 18th arrived
here last aght.
81. lrtnrisco .Hireh l9-Noon-- Markets with
our any new iealufes or changes ot interest.
The Sonora to-msfrow " Ill take 4OO passengers
and 81, 500 900 in treasure.
me Japanese seam corvette Candenamarrab
arrived here on saturday the 9Th, in forty days
IRON Jedd,. She ZONES u annoence that the ia
pAueSe embassy 10 til. United State. would leave
hs the United States steamer Powhatan, on The
li,h of February. via ibc Sandwich Islands ahd
San Francisco. Sue is the frat arI1ed vessel he
longing IN japan that has been permitted
To leave the shores 81 that nation. She bring
the officers and patton Of the crew OF the Unit
tel States schooner Fem more Cooper.i recently
wrecked. Lieutenant }. n. Brooks. U. 5. NJ. Mt
the request Of the Emperor. volunteered TO ats'st
the Japanese Ufhcers in nav.xaiing the Candana
marrah across the ocean. The chief admiral of
tae Japanesc navy colnes IN this vessel. She re-
turns to report thc arrival Of tho Powha'an with
the ambassador SON that vessel arrives.
The English ycrnmeni, through Lord El2ip,
tried every III, ans to get the Japane.e to send ala
Ambassador to England. Offering them any conve-
nieaec ~ pminol aion they might require, but
they declined. Tie embassy, 1t Is said, VIII bc
conveyed from AspnwaIl directly TO Washington.
without touching nj any other port in the United
States Tho reason gwen for this In that It Is .e-
elr.hle That the first Impression OF The Japanese
Of oar country should lac received at place less
c1rla'e than any II our seaparts. They will
bling two intei prefers with Them. who speas n
hide English Ia, sleak the Dutch language nu
entity, 1t will nor he dlilrult - CT Other persons
to net ~ interpreters to them. The probability
j. that they will reach this country early in May.
-- Editors
liIbnra " Boss+, formerly Governor of Missouri,
j. dead.
The news from the Washoe mines il Of the same
charpcer MS hy the previous mails, and the popular
confidence in the minei was gaining gronni.
The japan corgette Caudintnayich Ia OF 25)
tnns bul then and has of fin, seven, monutas
tn cuas
TIE r.epc Of san Francisco delighted and
DID ctrytul IN their power to entertain the visitors,
h ,piu1 10 stimulate Int lucrative trade already com-
tu,rrci.
1hc cxpar, of wheat continues, 10000 sacks were
orrtotr d -hip Tor CaiIdpani IL geo had been purea
scd for Australia, AZ about cents per pnund.
OtrGuS. March - Il proposition ior "a lint con-
gentiuu Of Oregon oal Washington 10 urge upon
tonrrcs. build TIE Pacific railroad from st Paal Ia
the Columbia river MIS- strongly advocated b. tue ,
Oregon pfr.s,
The assessors report the mae white population Of
Washington TO be 70 oo5: taxable property S5Geo,
90.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Ina ration Of Taycany % S,rdnia AcreptdLy TIE
hsn3 II Slrdmta france OecaPymg Sdroy.
IlAurAN, April 7--Tht steamer Niagara arrived
here ;h evening" with adrccs from Liverpool to the
2ih ult.
Tho news by this arrival is quite interesting.
The King oil. Sardinia had formally accepted the
neNation otTuscany. aud bud signed decree to tint
effect
TIE French army WAS daily quitting LON hardy, aud
tho troops would occupy Savoy.
The Constitutional says this step /, not indicative
cul!ncss towards sardinia but only because the ill.,
dcncn lcnte OF Italy is now irre' ocably assured
The SWdinau too.; had commenced cvncuatins
Savoy
4 French dispatch explaining The nocessi y Of the
annrxltjon of Savoy h,l been Published hut
tuned nothing new. France disavows the theory of
natural iroptiers.
The proceedings of the British Parliament had
h"cn uuimportant. Further progress had been made
wtlh tho budget and the income tax had been agreed
The rc!arm bin had also, been farther debated.
Til" Paris Boursc had advanced. The rates closed
II! GSi 30r.
The london Times admits that the annexation Of
Savoy 10 France mpst be quietly allowed, bat ,cnonn-
Tea act of spoiattou aud wrong, n.d snyslt Is
10 bad N p.inrip'c ash march upon tue Rhine II
aUidca attempt on Ahtwrtp.
TIL" rN-onAr vi Tuscany WnS preparing protest
against has expulsion,
The popular agitation In hungary s,ill continues.
Ndmcroa. ad,linonal .a3e,S have been made Of Oh
uosiu0s persons
\ Tan, rorrrs rondeGt IKE same paper Says that
all ihr Earopcn powers had replied Frnncc rela-
i've to The annexation Of Savoy. Russia, Prussia aud
Austria Hll atquicscc.
french irg,tr bad arrived off Nice, md several
rctimFa: were EN- tout" tor that port.
Latter nl,iccs from Io,la report the cotton crop rs
, untlt otahlr.
The merchants of Manchester protest against the
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10
The Visit of the Prince of Wales.

II is finally announced by the Queen that she
has consented to her sons vsi, to Cauniu, nEd
she commands him 10 the regards # her ro,al
subjects. Bat the Times. in an article the
subject. recommends the young gentleman TO cx.
tend his travels 70 the United States 1t says:
1t would be mattce Of regret If the Prince
Of Wales, satisfied VITA the homage OF the Cana.
dians should neglect to visit the republic winch
now plays so great pnrt in the world. We do
not OF course, nntici ,ate ia Any casr thai toe
PRINCE would rotun 20 England without having
&c, foot on the Unicca States rc5,i,ory but there
arc different ways Of visiting country, and,
memo repays '.tenti,c observation n'rc than tn
American ,pub,ic 90 none - likely t. )e SO Al
understood by mere lying tourist. America /.
mot country ui museums and PALACES, II he
:" done " in 50 many days with Murrys II al
book. Its interest consists in its people, ia tho
phases Of civilization through which they ar
passing, in the political aud commercial acuvfy
which they display, in their energy anl restless.
ness, their greatness and their weaknesses.
Althuu,,s we cannot expect that youth IN
his nineteen.h year should be able Ia upprce.a5e
the Aperican Commonwealth, Yet W. el sure
that a journey through the United States, and
some association with The people. would t", he
lost labor. OF Kind and cuurtc. as reception tho
son Of Queen Victoria may bc very sorc, Tor
interest Of Americans in the descendants &c the
! former ruler "f their country ~ seeaad only tn
| that of Ensl i>hmrn themselves, and, whatever
may have been formerly the cast. the feeling Is
now one Of good will ana sympathy. The pnueo
! of Wales might fad both instruction and r,clcA-
ton in visit to the Atlantic c,t,es, whether u lie
! New York in all its amhiti US ana spnn.rcw
! splendor, or its moro quiet rivals There IS much
| TO be learnt from lew weeks Of such travel
more than royal persohage may ever afterwards
have an opportunity u learning. Ono who Is
| called to such high destinics, and who wal! have
such opportunities Of directing the tastes OF his
/ IN m otlv lV Stnby tina
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

DEATH OF Mas. WEEpEx, TIE LAST survivor
OF THE WYOMING MAssAcRE.--T Harrisburg
(Pa.) Telegraph of tia 9th inst, says: We have
intelligence Of the death of Mrs. F. Weldon, the
last survivor of the ever to be remembered Wy
oming massacre. We need scarcel, remind our
readers Of the horrors attending this frightiul
event. In single night the entire seuenenG
was laid waste and most of the inhabitants were
murdered in cold blood by Indians and tho Brit
ish. The historians have told the frsht,ul tale,
and all are familiar with it. The poet Campbell
has also told it in superb verse. few OF tho in.
babitants escaped, among whom was the family OF
William Martin, Mrs. Wcedens fathcr Mrs.
Weeden was twelve years old ut lko time, and
abe retained vivid recollection If tho massacre
until her death. She was prisoner with her
sister in the fort whore every mae was put to
death by the tomahawk. The sister lett the val.
ley with their father and mother, aud Travelled
with flag Of truce, through the thrn dense Tor
est, ill within forty miles OF tho Cunnce cut
river There they were met by two Of Mr.. Mar
tins sons and taken to Colchester. Mr.. Martin
and his family left Rhode Island for wyoming
Pennsylvania, a few years before tho massacre
performing the arduous journey on foot Taut
was the day Of iron hands. brave hearts, and
wills that never faltered Mrs W. died on Fri.
day last and had one Of the largest funerals ey.
er seen IN the neighborhood
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

NEcRo SAN lately died on the plantation of his
master, A. j. Billingsly. of Jones county, Ga
When captured in Africa to be ought to this
country be says lie was forty.fve years old. lie
landed in Charleston, and was bought by the
Lowther family, lived with them in that CITY near.
" twelve years, and was in their possession till
lew years since From Charleston Sam was
carried TO Savannah and stayed there forty years
From the evidence # reliable persons. and Tho
nesros own statement, lie is supposed to hay,
time of his DEATH " way
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10
COMMERCIAL.
COMMERCIAL.
LYNCHbg MARKETS,
Wa zzrosTKp - =. a
A. 3. RUCKER
RODU ICE b RIO * = r,
rs MAIN sTREErF

r-rhe.e quo.isas viii be uademisoA. rfscsenf ~he's-
sale prees generally.
ArrIsA-Grern brisk at ta5Saaoe per bill fns prime .
B.eos-suppy x,od-l eouriaue my quotations ~ ioSGi
ns.s.-whI,.-br.k a i.sonsi. 10 p buzhci
rIsnYr.s &c ishIe use scarves demand 81 soso cts
In firkins plenty, and dull at issl i! cenia
Coas.-Ysli - eta, White 81 eta
Coas MEAL.-In demand; 1901 e~nis
S..s ssf !, sass ..e Peaches. .,o
O.; UnpeaIed do. ID ooQbts 10 y bust -,
fLorr--The receipts ightwilh good demand
quot sureraac t6oo9te25i Ezr. sss76teoo; Family
large receipts the price has declined to
FEwruz.rs.iorgc supply. No. Peruvian Gnnno 500
rero unno ss0; Mexican Guano 3U Rhodes sup fhns
phais nf Lime t5aDo Rulns Phospbo Peruvian Ghano fo
Rnnn'. Bone Ash GuAnp t5..0; Rp1ias Tobacco Manure
fl;50: Hnnins Ground Hone Ash f3o1 Ground flasi-r
loose 3p.Ds; PACKED IN bags or Casks ell.n - .
GHAss srrp-Coyef t6Dfs625; Timothy t2i3lDs2so: or
chard II $50 20 Randall Grass 81 ooslls Evergreen slo
GINsEss.-.sif1.1 GENTS.
iEoS.-Moun,al tis1os 500; Viewers 500 y Ion.
I,gn-suppt good n 1IGL centA
lIaE1 loinaslo~n u ;oQt ~ Mountain soT 9n cents
ONIONS White soao.p eta 4; Red G2GbI3 cts v hshe.
VIII large recrpis, note dstilne ana Iuo'c
Whl. 81 cents; Bark at % cents. =
PLAsBlnckcyad lI3Gbt2O Black or Cow Pen lioGsloo
PnrAfotk--itGLsI9 eenis-accoriina to qualty
from ppnr Lugs Bright Wrapper good sh-
ping faney Wrappers Offering quote Lgs. s2lM6 k3'5
Bright Clean Working 45Udb&SO0; Cannon LEAF Tobacco
tiWstsisa Common Bright Wrappers ssOOGfi2oo; Good
Blight Wrapper go pll1t2s.00
WHGAT-Wh small receipts have 10 notice nm improved
ecIinz and quote Red slsos13o; for CHOICE White 1880
&I,4%
WOOL ashcd 2o Washed s5ao according to quail
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-10

= ~ tGLEBRarkn fAAilY MAcAINEs i15 Broad
"n!, New prk Iii Isl baltimore STREET, lai more.
a ,t-H 81 tt.-fkltL. $Jl-iliM N HIS 81 EAFbA.-
ihN tt'hnc SONS from two u"l-, purchased nom the
sure occurring IL" rewmd!us u thread. IL i!cs. Fc.ls, Gath
US add 'lrnes IA superior si!i. nH,as each b. It's
own "iratbi Without reGOGs,
uteu D. o'nor iudclin,a do better cheaper
lls i stllnscs5 She works for cent
hJaf.
SrGd for II circular j. 7. DAVIS Is co
n,at a-lsS a.
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New Grocery and Commission House.

WIN. II. ROSE 81 DIR. A. F. WILLS
associated themselves together under the style and
j Arm OF WILLIAM H. ROSE q co, aud have taken tho
house No. lU7 Main street. next door to Les Rookie Taylor
for the purpose OF conductinga 81
General Gioc1iy and Comniist ion Business,
anil NJ this time in receipt of largo and well selected
of GkOCERIES, STAPLE DRY GOODS, and LIQUORS Of
nj kinds and other article usually kept In First Class
Wholesale and Retail Grocery House and win pay particular
attention to the safe of BACON. LARD. BUTTER, FLOUR,
WHEAT TOBACCO, AMI Country Produce generally make
liberal advances Produce in han consigned or SALE and
cash time sales @he1i required. p
All ASK from tile public Is to call and examine
before buy ing &iil be- quick sales small
profits
- No trouble 10 show Goods tap5 sly
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From Rev DIR Poosser

n - Eislio OR bt iiG CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE
49, SfNrtES Isl iI4HIE bAktxa PowDEG.-AH persons
h Al llEtl sweet ani Wholesome loaf brt I'D, biscuits tii9r
Il" p4eh" ioi cakes, Ma! paiciasc this powder
cs he M ertaiS arr perfectly harmless, and NOR. pleas
~" ltan Soda et!aral>. 40 fer nj 1ref5.
u.s. u II WI AJAX The tsl, Ccent bread IL shortest
r-1le tstne; saw labor rA.un" and
"t h'', me accnaAna simple t.ifecphs "ua,N
i"H IL Is III NHGila. ind Is no iNeniiuii
lHntrttiun ohn VI. ttirk, nIau.rlarrr aud I.ri-
cot i,itiihui'l VA W. hHtn AMI uie II,
'",ea u as lac u.>; gied II ami
fst.''s % iI-..