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WHO WILL BE A CANDIDATE!

As the time draws near, for the holding
Of the two great National Conv en.ions-one
on tho % Of April, and the other on the lG
OF May the question OF who will be the
candidates is being earnestly discussed
Tbs Democracy are sorely divided on the
subject. The North West appear to be a
unit for Douglas, and h, has part Of the
delegates from the Eas,lne and very few
from the South. The ultra southern men
together with tho administration forces are
against him, but upon whom they will unite
10 entirely uncertain. It may be Hunter of
Virginia, Breckenridge of Kentucky, or even
Frank Pierce Of New Hampshire. As for
the Republicans, the contes. appears to be
between Seward of New York, Chase Of
Ohio. and Cameron Of Penn. Ii a..repub-
lican, pure and simple is nominated, it will
be ono Of these gentlemen. Others are
named-Lincoln of Illinois among them
but his chances do not ut present appear
very great, ahhoughhe wouidmake as.rong
candidate and on excellent President. Be-
yond'thsss, MINES, we have also that Of
Dnses Of Missouri, who il he will place him
self fairly and squarely on the Republican
Platform, VII have numerous friends.
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PACIFIC RAILROAD.

The whole subject Of the construction of
Pacific Railroad has been referred BY the
Nosss of Representatives to committee Of
fifteen, Of which Col. Curtis, tho dis,in.
guished representative from this District is
chairmsn. The composition Of the whole
committee is FROM appearances, very favora-
DIE to tho construction of the road, and no
man could be found in Congress, better
qualified to preside aysr is deliberations.
than its able chairman. lie has given to
The sshjecs his constant attention for years
and Is we'll acquainted with it IN all its
bearings. We really hops that something
viii b done by the present Congress to
forward this great nasiona! enssrpriss--:hs
greatest and most important Of the age.
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GOV. klRkwooD's sPgcIAL MESSAGE

GOV. klRKWO0D'S sPECIAL MESSAGE.
We have read the Special Message of
Gov. KiSkwooD to tho General Assembly
giving his reasons for not delivering up
Coppic on the requisition Of hs Governor
Of Virginia, with great satisfaction. l,
viii be found on tho outside Of this day.
papsr, and We ask all our readers to perase
il earfully. 1t is clear, manly and con-
vincing dooument. Gov. kIRSwoop has
the ring OF the true metal about him, Ind
under his administration the rights of the
people Of this State will be carefully pro-
protected.
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Estray Notice.

aaAen up ny wm II. Howard 1t his residence IN Py.
Scr Yssa Cas-: county Iowa the sth DAY Of Oc-
h.iSr.cs ~ one bright bay mare ak years old para
or NJ ~ iour iect white almost to her Knees white
nsl under lip adapt tsk hsnAs hsh and shod behind
hv Ia.. o. brands percctusbls; aDpssise at AS
1sinSsrho1 sne Js0srson ossdoIA betsss ]. y.
ce...s W, ~. As1DEneoN. Clsrh D. 6. Cess o.. Tow.
s'sasa from AAa1elea ~ lss.. - :. :
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State Of Iowa,
Aontsoners County. -

HR--Yon are hereby astinsd nat osSsssie1a
me y ~ sne osnes Of ne clerkof he Dist0h 1es
s.ssSnsa els,miss q a' % ~, =. =. ssssss
Dollar. - money due him On prvni.. @sas hl1ssi
foiior..ng words snd 6eafes. VIZ: ~ = ~
n a. e ,.e ~ lss1 Twelve nosths ara, i
aud .isss .i1 affair." si y, s.. ne ssa -
Ana yen are further nsti6ed tat 80 bxI1s
. zoe 'sss wv 2, .r,tsf sttsehnest sssia!,
re.irn. Of he s,s u 20 e.s.s -. ~
tiaed that unless Won sppesr - - sfti asArrn
on o. before ne morning u ths seonS =. 80 psi
lem Tern 2. aaia Court default Viii b en.sss
Frankfort. Yeb. ilfh ian r
Published y order q Ger. xs II e. .An,'.ss
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Sheriff. Sale,

DR. virtue Of . Special Exeeutian 10 M a.,
~ from the once Of The Cierk Of The Dstsic Cvrss;
rouswsusmae County, Iowa shall proceed b I'll :
TUESDAY the 3rd day Of Apsii, A. D. lsso. 49,.
the hours OF 10 O'Clock u ami 90 csoeh II ~
day. In front Of the County Treasurer's Onca = ~
CITY OF Council Bluff the following described Raaf z
tate OF Joseph g. Darnell. tc-vit: he 3. 3 ~ +
s ". Of Section number Is in fyvn,hi. - =
Range 20 ~. In Pottawattamie couDty Iswsss
Taken rs the properly Of Joseph g. Dzrrei Z s,.issv
IN execution in favor II Mcbride Ven. 2 n =
8. II CRAIG, SHHlfyY
BY G. II. REED Deputy Shert6
Council BluHs, Iowa, March d 1880 1Frff
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sherims aaIe.F

RY VIRTUE OF SPECIAL ExfcUr1ow :. =.
~ directed firm the once Of the Cterf ~ n. W.
oeura o. rostawatsamis County, Iowa, .hsli s,..
Tuesday the % dsy = April, isva.
between The hours 10 O'CLOCK, A n, and ~. !.
a. N ,sa gay 10 fss, q The County freasarss IS
scnsed Yea Estateof J. Q. md T. b. Bucsss- =
Loss !. and 9, IN Bioct 1; II and Is q 4. Y.
J, =, and in Block 10 and ., In BIors !,
i 10 Block ~; n, 10 10 and %, IN sioet i; -
II. IN Block ~; and & In Block 8. m - - -
Adiition to c1un III Bluas, Iowa. -
Tsken As tne property - ,. Q. saAI. n 49,.
to satisfy an Execution in favor Of jchn 49,.
a. CRAIG. Sleif
Council Bluff, March d. 1850.
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NEwH,MpSIIIRE ELECTION.

Returns from l29 towns give Goodwin
(Rep.J 2l,566, Cate, (Dsm.) 2l,l32.
The Republicans have elected nine of the
twelve Senators, and large majority of
the Representatives,.
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lnDrotypists 4 Daguerreotyp ists!

WE ARE NOW RECElv1NC A VERY LARGE
w stock Of Ambrstyp~, Melsnesvrs n.s.sr.
~ aud Photographic Gseds. embracing eyery
article In demand BY the operator consisfne il
Cases, Frames. Plates. Ola, Matthias
49, US. PHre Chemicals snd Apparatus,
"n n. We viii soil on reasonab lie .crms
Sepsenber 2S-v2n22 r. CEEsAMANA
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cEAn effort IL now being made BY all
The prominent telegraph men Of tho country,
30 obtain assistance from GovernmeDs. for
the pur,sss Of establishing continuous
line Of telegraph from the Missouri River
n San Francisco.
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SheFins Sale

DI VIRTUE Of . Special Execution "a =. -.
~ Ed from the Of1oe VI The Ciert q IL nss,,s
Court OF Poitawsftsnie County Iva tAsii -.
sell on Wednesday, the eth day Of Atyil. ii 3 ~
between the honrr Of 10 O'Clock, A. n, snl Co.
onee IN the City Ut Council Blufs thu fa;Io-..s \
scribed Real Estate Of 7. y. and h, Gocdf,tiS Il,
Wit: Lots and n. in Black . in Hovard,s :S1s;;s
Lots and T. IN Block le In Burns Addilin = g.
BlufIs, Iowa. sseaAa
Taken as the property Of u. and I. n tss.1,s..,
70 satisfy an execution in favor Of Alvin q D,niss
II. CRAIG 0n0
b G. 7. REED, Depviy SIfyG
Council Biufs, March ID, 1850 DIV - =
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s~The Charleston Convention will be
composed Of 300 members 40 from the
Is Slas, States, and lS3 from the IL Free
States. It will require 2O2 votes to make 9
nomination under the two third rule.
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Wednesday, March IA, 1860.

wednesday, Nafcn Ia, lSoV.
There is soma hope yet for the tax rid den
and otherwise maltr Gated counties Of Iowa.
The people of old "Pottawattamic. can tax .
COURAGE" The County Judge system has
been entombed. No more JAMsses, NYEs, or
SHEaMAN's, shall sap tho life. blood Of our
people, for the Senate to-day passed the
House Supervisor bill, by Il vote of23 yeas
to y nays. NJ. PUsEY voted against the
measure, from the start. lie wanted to 90
back to the old Commission system, which
the people Of this State discarded years ago
on account Of its inef6cency and adaptation
to abuse. The passage of the Supervisor
bill was hailed with more manifestations of
delight, by the members and the lobby than
greeted any other measure which has passed
at this session. SO far as the Legislature
is concerned this bill is now the law Of the
land, and will be in force, from and after
the FIRST of July-though it will no. go into
operation in the Counties, until the lst Of
january, 1861. No more County Judges,
to exercise aut ocratic and unlimited sway.
says the Legislature, and so sand the people
years ago. Good bye, ausocrats, we'll no
more of you. ...
The Code of Civil Prnct ce, which pass
ed the Senate some days aga, passed
the House to- lay, without amendment, by
avotc of 40 yeas, to 80 hayes. The Crimi-
ma. Code is now under consideration in the
Senate, and viii pass that body in day or
two. Legislation has now commenced in
earnest, and there is but little doubt that all
the business will be disposed of by the first
of April, So mote it hr.
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CO The Kansas legislature has passed .
bill granting a charter for railroad from
Nsf5sills to Dssvss City.
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PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS.

PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS
r. GEEsAAAN, fnf the nrm Of +. Geessman b COL
will give his personal attcutn to the careful and
curate eompoundins Of Physicians Prescriptions Also
family receipts In the English, German Latin and
French Language. His long experience in this import.
ant department Of the Drnz Businesses justinss rs
saying that entire satisfaction will DO rendered Ths
greatest and attenu has been bestowed in the
selection of Chemicals and drugs generally. which sna-
blcs them to warrant ali articles Sold genuine and
upre'
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Parks Lumber Yard.

THE SUBSCRIBER rs NOW REcElysyc
large and nnesy assorted stock Of LuuBER
:. IN h he VIII sell on as reasonable terms un
- ~ ne purchased rthc city, 81 - ~ 2,dSSs&.
on Lower broadway, West of
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Dies MoIyE., March Nth, 1860.

There is some little prospect that the as
sembled wisdom Of Iowa" will adjourn one
of these days; though the Senate yesterday
tabled motion to concur in the amendment
of the House fixing the time of adjournment
for the 9th inst. 1t is generally thought
that it will require one week more than the
House proposed in its amendment, TO finish
up the business before the Legislature. On
tho 81 Of April, think. there will be a
p" breaking up'' at the Capital, if CLAcoETr
don't hold too many sessions.
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

"a. en- Up BY J. y. Rudd, 1t his fesiden in Kane
township. Potawattainie county, Iowa, on the 2lst
day Of February, A. y. 1850 one Red Heller, with
line back. white usder the belly, SINE whils On the
tan and each legthe head rather srindIe-suppposed
10 be years old No marks or brand 10 be seen.
q. p. KELLOGG, County Clerk.
Council Bluffs. March Hath, 1850.
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nEcD9IDB d 1oWEN nAv1 81
M uetve6 3 isrss NJ - ph0We . 80
Is ss~isi kpscii y ~. w vsssees 80 fesIt
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building vas projected upon plas bsyssd
tho present requirements Of the State.
FoREcLosnUEE or MoRrcAcss.
The House, on Saturday, agreed to the
amendment engrafted into this bill BY tho
Senate. The ball, as passed provides shat,
during the coming year, there shall be d
nine months stay in the foreclosure Of mort
cages.
THE LIoros Bill,
Passed by the House, after considerable
fllibustering, come up in tie Senate on
Monday. Partisan considerations not run
ming so high in the Senate, rs in the House,
the bill was very summary disposed Of. On
motion ofMr. DuScoMBE, Democrat, it
wasreferred to select committee, with
instructions to report license bill, rs a
substitute. The amount Of Democratic
thunder manufactured by BENNETT and
CLAcoKr, was thus pronounced worthless,
by members Of tier own. political house.
hold, served 'em right.
County ADMINISTRATION.
Yesterday was great day in the Sen,te,
the bill creating Board OF County Super.
visitors, being under consideration. About
two hours were spent in fruitless attempts
to strangle the bill without considering any
Of its provisions. Failing in this, the oppo.
nents of the bill among whom, am sorry
to say, Mr.. PusEY vas enc or the foimost-
resorted to redicule to accomplish their end.
They proposed all sorts Of ridiculous amend
ments, and sought by every means their
Imagination could suggest, to mangIs the
bill, and to discom6s and confound its
friends. Spite of all this, the bill passed
to its third reading, with but few amend
mcnts, and failed on its final passage by one
rote only having received 81 votes. There
were two Senators absent, Scorr, Of Story;
and DR.. Bowen, Of Johnson--one il not
both, of whom, would have favord the bill;
and carried it through. The vote
by which it was lost, was reconsiderei, and
the bill ordered engrossed for third read,
ing on Friday. think the bill! will become a
law, though it will be defeated, if by any
process of uheediing its opponents can sue.
coed in drawing from its support even one
man-so equally divided are its opponents
and its friends. The vote against the SUI
pervisor system is no test of the sire 1gth
Of any other system-for the opposition is
about equally divided between the Commits
sioner and County Judge system. The Su.
pervisor syst m combines more strength in
the Legislature then any other. Thi, mat
ter of County administrator has been mar
rowed down to this-the Supervisor system,
on the County Judge ship, as it now exists.
This is my opinion.
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up the business Defore tue legislature oh
tho 81 Of April, think. there will be a
" breaking up" at the Capital, if CLAcoETT
don't hold too many sessions. ....-
40 sa . RAILROAD RESUMPTION. ...
On Saturday, the Senate, by vote of q
to IA passed the House Bill for the resump-
ton by the State, Of the land, granted by
Congress to the Lyons Central Air Line r.
r. CO., for the construction Of Railroad
on tho 42l parallel. The State now finds
itself very nearly inhhe predicamens Of that
tabled unfortunate individual, who won an
Elephan. at rattle. 1t has resumed the
lands, tho interregatory now in,rudcs itself
-ss What shall tho State do with said
ands ?' H
One proposition is to csde, the lands to the
Cedar Rapids and Missouri River Railroad
Company, for the purpose of enabling said
Company to complete their road to the Mis-
souri, River. Mr.. RANKIN introduced anoth-
or proposition-that Of appointing three
Commissioners, whose duty it should be to
settle with the bona .fide creditors. of the
old Company, and to give the forfeited lands
to that company, which should nearest full
I'll the conditions, upon which said grant Of
lands was conveyed to the Air Line Com
pany. A strong effort, land am inclined
to think successful onc) will be made to
carry through the former, though there is a
feeling gaining ground, averse to making
any disposition Of these lands at this session.
Many men are disposed to wait, and see
what viii ",nrn up"
ISsASs AsYLEx.
The committee appointed to investigate
this Institution, has returned, and will
probably report some day this week. Said
Report will DO very lame in one important
particular--"Awful disclosures does not
lind an abiding place therein. Alas for
Democratic stumpers. / understand that
the committee are unanimously agreed upon
one thing to-wit: that no such building as the
one under consideration, could be built, BY
any man or set of men, fof the same amount
Of money that has been expended upon this.
They are satisfied. that all appropriations
made to this institution have been most eco
nomically and carefully expended. The
great fauls--if it be fault that the
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swenr to the facts on which he demanded the
Court Of his adversary, and II u defendant
pleaded false plen, he was fined. - q
Beside, thu defendant was, until about $50
years ago. allowed topleaJ only one defence
even il he had ever SD many, and this made
it pretty sure that the one he plead, was the
most truthful one he had. 1889 g
No one thinks OF returning to these old
modes of securing trnthfulIness in the plead
ings, and vet everybody feels that the inter
ests of every citizen demands that the pres
ent lying mode OF procedure in courts Of law
which, ;f INDUCED in elsewhere, wonld dis
grace any man, must be stopped. Therein
edy offered is verifcatinn. This was intro.
duced in New York in 1913. and has since
been followed 10 Wisconsin, MINES ota, Cal.
il rnia. Dragon, Missouri, and Kentucky,
Ohio, Nebrasku, and Kansas. i'is5
In New York, Wisconsin, California, and
Minnesota, one party med not verify his
pleadings unless the other has done So
This is called half veri6catioD. lnthe other
States and Territories named. all pleading
must be verified. This is full vcri6cation
and is that recommended in the new Code
Vcriication has been always when FIRST in
trodaced bitterly opposed, bat has sooa
grown into favor. Between pages 237 and
255, Of the report on the civil code. wili.be
found nsnch reasoning in favor Of this pro-
vision, and full answer 10 MI conceivable |
objections. On pages 255. 2j6 aud 257,
viii be found extracts from letters written
TO one Of the Commissioners BY Judges Of
those States where the system has been tried |
IL in the highest terms.
In the language Of the New York and rs. |
Commissioners, 1 believe ihas no sol,d re-. |
form can be- made in plpading without the |
OF verlfcaiion. n moral on the I
progress Of legal reform.
The kind oflaw which regulates the mode
of demanding in a court Of justice one's
righte, has been, for forty years past, known
in law language as adjective Inv. l telI1
you this because you will not know what
moan IN using that term, unless you are
lawyer, and The use Of this word, il you re- /
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25
GEN ERAL NEWS TIE Ms.

There are thirty five opera houses, thea.
tres and hipodromss in the city Of Paris, with
ito l, 1850. 900 inhabitants. In the city Of Lon.
don, with about 5000, 900 Inhabitants, there
are twenty seven similar places of amuse-
mept.
The proposed reduction in the duties on
sugar, coffee and COCOA in France. will it 10 CAL
culsted. diminish the custom receipts by 3d.
600, OOOf
The Supreme Court Of Mississippi has A.
6rmed the validity of the law making it pc
nal for retailers to cell liquor to . drunken
man.
The State Of Arkansas is the only State In
the Union without . telegraph, aud she has
not . foot of line within her border
The oil fever has extended to Cleveland.
The papers announce that parties are engaged
in boring for the grease about mile or %
from the city.
None Of the numerous divorce bills pend.
ing before the New York Legislature passed
the body.
MIRA Griffin, of Memphis, Tennessee,
caused her husband to be arrested last week
for sbus,pg her. and then eloped with . man
named Jones. taking all her household goods
with her.
-Hexekish Dubois, Is years Of age. confined
in the Albany Penitentiary. makes daily forty
three pairs Of brogsns. The person who saw
him on the bench at work, says. that be ap
peared to blow the pegs from his mouth into
the shoe and never made mise while he was
looking at him."
-. T. Smith. who. some time since kid.
mapped . negro boy in Philadelphia and sold
him IN Kentucky. while being brought back
last Monday, jumped from the train on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, while it was
proceeding at tie rate Of thirty miles an hour.
and escaped into the mountains.
In reburnishing our classical reading a
little, We find that Cicero vas Of low birth
Mstellus was the son Of . lswd woman. Ne.
tellus said to Cicero one day: Dare Won
tell your fathers name 2" Cicero vithout
scratching bis head, instantly asked: "Can
your mother tell yours :" Cicero had him
there.
The barn and carriage house Of Gov. Saw.
ard. in Auburn, New York, we're burned one
evening last week, together With two horses
One Vas valued ct el26, and the ether vss
net very valuable, but was pet, having been
ovaed b ths family for long time Loss
light 'a 4 ~
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The Long Chain.

In one of his sensation sermons, Spur
geon relates the following parable:
A certain tyrant sent for one of his
subjects, and said to him:
"What is your employment!'
He said:
II am q blacksmith"
"Go home" said he, "and make a
chain of such a length
He went home; it occupied him sew
eral months, and he had no wages all
the time he was making it. Then he
brought it to the monarch, who said:
"Go and make it twice as long"
He gave him nothing to do it With,
but sent him away.
Again he worked on, and made it
twice as long.
He brought it up again to the mon
arch, and he said:
$50 and make it longer still"
Each time he brought it there was
nothing but the command to make it
longer still. And when he brought it
up at last the monarch said:
"Take it, and bind him hand and foot
with it, and cast him into = furnace Of
fire."
These were his wages for making the
chain. Here is q meditation for you
tonight, We servers OF the devil! your
master, the devil, is telling you to make
a chain.
Some of you have been welding the
links of the chain fifty years, aud he
says, $50 make it longer still"
Next Sunday morning you will open
that shop Of yours, and put another link
on the next Sunday you will be drunk,
and put another link on; next Monday
you will do dishonest action, and so
you will keep on, making fresh links to
this chain and so when yeu have lived
twenty more years, the devil will say,
"more links on STILL" And then at last
it will be, take him and bind him hand
and foot, and cast him into furnace Of
fire; for the wages OF sin is death. {"
There is subject for your meditation.
l do not think it will be sweet; but if
God makes it profitable it will do you
good. You must have strong medicine
sometimes, when the disease is bad.
God apply it to your hearts.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.


Ose Of tie Most Prevaleol 81 st he
sane tine tresblsssos and paisfsl Diseases ~
attend the human Aesh, 10 ths Fever sed Aons.
For long tine tie medical world have bssn -
t'nually bringing forth numerous speeihcs for It
permanent cure; but al without effect. Dr.J.
Hoststtcr, IN experienced and celebrated physic-
ian. has ssccssded in furnishing the pablie with
valuable preparation for the cure Of Fever and
Agus. The steady and increasing demand lately
made for the "Bitters," and the universal success
attending it, use, have made for it reputation
unsurpassed BY any specific Of the kind. For the
cure Of the Fever and Ague, DR.. Hostetter cole
brated Stomach Bitters must and should claim :
superiority over any other preparation extant.
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally, every.
where.
~ See advertisement in aaother column.
spll5-d3wlm
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1860-04-25

SsAar - ANulnsa-Tks jo!IsvIss ~ 49,
vas started cut West: A busy hsussviSs vss
sitting IN The oeeevay plying Asr Assdla, Her
husband loun6(sg on the rail. bic ieot slippsd
and he bruieed his ksse On The deer 49,.
90" said b. groanisg. " have broken he
bone. I'm sars.s "Wsll, then, said che. held
ing up her needle. With its eye broken out.
you aud have done very nearly the ZANE
shi.g. "How soi' why, don't you see. |"
said she. Il have broken the eye Of tie ssedYe.
man. and yoq hsvs broken the knee Of tie ;dls
man"