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A Cheerlng slgnIn Ro.ton.

An adjourned meeting of the Bel and Everett Central
Cub, az Boston, was held on Monday night last The
meeting which very large and enthusiastic in its cx.
pres ion of The UaiOu sentiment addressed by seve
r eloquent speakers one fthe number, Col Leyerett
SlltonstaIl, said:
d" L was enough, too to make 4 man hang his head
read the speech OF Charles Sumner and think that he
represents the intelligence, the patriotism and the re-
-ous sentiment OF Massachusetts, Mr. summers speech
was uuChtis.ial, cowlrdiy aud yituperatye and in
these respects exceeded all other speeches ever before
made on the floor of Congress Aud tina, 'he believed
that he chance, OF success OF he Union Party were bet
chan those OF any other party. And whys Because he
had faith in higher pswer; he had faith that we are
not O be premIuFey ruined; he had faith too in the
intelligence OF the American people and that before the
jh OF November they would the true cOud ion
OF affairs and give their votes for Bell and Everett"
The BsLL aud Eyzszrr men Of Boston are sturdy OPP
pouyuts OF Aboonism in all is shapes aud especially
Of SUMNER Abo onism and are, consequently, active
aud Jealous in the support Of the Constitutional I'M
ion ticket Conservative in all their feelings and senti.
ment and oya 70 thc Constitution and 70 the rights of
the South they constitute heroic band Of patriots
worthy Of the admiration aud confidence Of the whole
country From their enthusiasm in behalf of orr cori-
Gus cause we are constrained 70 hope and believe that
Massachusetts viii certainly cast her electoral vote for
BsLL and EvEREgr, in November next. BELL and Eve
EErr clubs being organized all the State, and
the finest possible spirit prevails there among our gallant
coabore7 in the patriotic work Of preserving the Con-
s,tu,iou and the Union in their integrity to the re-
hottest generation We hail the high spirit of our friends
in Massachusetts With pleasure aud with hope satisfied
chat the Joint eors Of the Conservative Opposition of
the North aud the South in the preseu: contest will
SUI. in the triGmplan. election Of BgLL and EvsEET,
aud IN the restoration Of permanent peace to the
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cratic party, as portrayed by distinguished pemoor,

'cratc party as portrayed by distinguished Democrat
artist In bis Pccch befJre the south ,rolin, Demo.
ratio Convention a week or two oyo the Hon p R,,,,-
sLL RHEr said
LoeN then, SIR at the Democratic marty. what do We
see OF itt was at the Charleston To,s,,io, 81 !
sa~ there not one single man from tbe ,rboIe North
Nuo agreed Win the South 10 her RIGHTS saw there
tne S9u1ter sovereignty Democrats who were for kick
s Us Ou' VI ,ue 'SftoTes now and forever; they are
spread over the whole North. And there stood Penn
sylyanm and New England, and New Jersey and New
ora ana Rhode Island, aud Ohio and an bose S,,tes
~ wa t''' VI 'ne couutry-al Of them demonstrating
ta," Dvi"o''aS' intent upon plundering Won and en-
'S-.e ,neu>''.es on your property And you, your
- 49, ~ 'uv "ioie way from Maine to the Rocky
Mountains one whole oaad Of Internal Improvement De
m"cr,is. And what more did I see WHY sir saw
t1e Nuo'e DA'ch oil them 10 favor of the Homestead Bill
10y Whch all thc territories Of the United States are 10
oe gwen to emgrants, and emigrants too from, the
Thus II viii be seem as every intelligent man has long
known that the Northern Democrats are Souatter Sever
eighty men, Tariff men, Internal Improvement men. and
Homestead Bin men, while the Southern Democrats cal
all these things vile heTeses aud profess TO be bitterly
opposed to them.
Inc southern and Northern Democrats stand diamet
reay opposed TO each other on all the great questions
OF the day and sill they say theirs is national party
and what Is more the only national party And vet
their editors and orators constantly tell us in the Ian
guage OF recent Democratic manifesto that no poit-
zeal party can b. national I{ess It's doctrines be The
same i' ererg dgres Of latitude aud longitude Throughout
tie Union ~
According to their definition Of nationality and
an we" OF the truthful picture presented above can any
honest man affirm that the Democratic party is nation
a. party: Surely the people can no longer be deluded
10y false professions and false clamors Surely, their
ewes already open the fact that Democracy is an
imposition cheat and a swinde
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Aths r- lcnce Csrterve Cumberland county, the
Sis, u FRANCIS B. DEANE S In the goth year Of his
probably oldest OF his county, and certainly
OF the most ti shly respected.
he % The Of Galway Ireland, and born Au
gs 90 1870 He landed il VI gaa Old Poht Com
lrt Christmas day. lt, AFTER passage OF just two months
aud settled with his elder brothers, James and
Th1m Deane had years before established store
aS7ingdcd about mile below Cumberland Court House Here
he remained NAY 1891 Gainesville len
Clsrs Ferry, built the drs, house and established the
G-st
be spent his whole he from his 10Th year In mercantile
SUITS with very varied But whether In prosperity or ad
~ doubted his integrity He noble speei
better class OF high ned and honorable merchants
rs Old deveope the resources and
energies o. the agricultural community In all the
country him tn liberal principles which he conduct
business alike beneficial 20 the farmer and the mer
He known and appreciated philosophical ma
drew himself very large trade from an extensive region
country, and q he did ike many Of the merchants 81 This
red he acquisition of large fortune but proves the
ray principle which be conducted hs business
ehed he deserved d held high rank nsoce Born
better class Of cultivated and refined society
Dis country Virginia prepared 10 take his place
similar ccl- here u at accorded 20 him; and mo-
bly, peLorra his part through unusually long he He
e his lie has gone down TO his grave
spec.ei hoaored, and beloved by all who knew him. A.
Suddenly his residence seOsye the night Of the
1871 lost. Dr. JOHN CAN'T
Near Avon Nelson County the 18Th Of April Mrs HARRIET
n RJDlSlLL, vile % VIM d. Rudsh
On the 2s u Ms LOUISA v, wife Mr.. John D. oMohuu-
d-o near sco1s,uls, h the 21th year Of her age.
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ANOTHER MINORITY REPORT,


Mr. Cuttings of Maryland--Mr. President being unable
to agree with either wing of the committee on credentials
have drawn up report, which submit to the Conyen.
ton. The report was then read as follows:
Hon. Calb Gushing, President;
SIR-The undersigned delegate from the State of
Maryland and representing that State upon the commit
credentials begs leave to say to the Democratic
National Convention that while he concurs in and endors
es the report OF the majority of the committee upon Gre
denals-so far relates to the contested seat of the
OF Massachusetts, the contested seat in the State of
Missouri; the contested seats in the State of Delaware
also regard the contested delegations in the Stat
of Arkansas Georgia and Louisiana aud agreeing with
them also in their recommendation to admit the delega
tons nov present and claiming seats from the States of
Texas and Missssippi-he fers from and protests
against their action vi eg to the State of Alabama
Upon careful examination Of all the facts concerning
this State the undersigned believes and so reports that
the delegation OF which S p Walker chairman Is the
regularly elected representative of the State of Alabama
and such is clearly entitled to seats in the Democratic
National Convention.
Coming here they do, not alone by virtue of the
commission under which they held their seats Mt Charlie
tou but having been reelected and accredited by
Convention ca led together in accordance with the
of the Democratic party Of the State of Alabama the
undersigned holds il to be the imperative duty of this
National Convention recognize their claims as the only
authorized delegates from the State of Alabama
The undersigned therefore offer the following:
Resolved That much of the majority report of the
Committee on Credentials relates to Hassachusett
Missouri Delaware Arkansas, Georgia and Louisiana
Mi :issippi and Texas be adopted.
Resolved That the delegation Of which L. P Walker
is airman be and they hereby dec ared the ONLY
reg ary authorized representatives of the State of Ala
bana and such entitled to seats ia this Natio
Democratic Convention.
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Baltimore June Il, $780, w, s. GIrrISss
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TBoRorGg RRgbS FnR SALE.

A BEAUTIFUL dark bto~n mare, by Prsm, out Of ~
"A Mschie, he dam Of Resale S1mers, the dam q n ~
R-genurl believed 70 be In al by Deuc Lion She Is
is yeas Oil
Nina year Old BY Bs,on Jr out Of mare sired ey
Hawkins Prau aud cut u the dam Of Hornet
Brruda old by BOSTON, IT, out Of steel mare
sired by Hawkes. Pem and her dan BY EAons Won Trump
Both partially trained Ia tine condition. Of large size and good
promise
applied Tor within a week viii sell the lot for tI5O
4 z8-astkct WYNDHAM ROBERTSON.
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GRAND ENrERrAINWyNr.-It is stated that Mr. and Mrs.
James Gordon Bennett OF New York, will give an en-
terrainmcnt to the japanese Embassy at Washington
Heights on the list inst The cards out and iuy
ons have been Issued to At least one thous md persons,
including all the exed princes dukes counts and other
uoblemeu 10 and about The grounds on Washing
Heights have been handsomely decorated and fitted
Nm I'm hnnnr OF The eNent.
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To CORRESPONDENTS.


Our dispatches from Baltimore are OF an extremely
lively character Itsrepreseu,ed that even the Vrguia
5esentiou have "scresed their courage to the sticking
,nt and se,edcJ from the Coayentoa-but VIC hardly
believe they win remain ont very long II there be any
opening fog them to return.
The sum Of the whole matter H. there Is general and
magnificent "buS. up Of the universal Democr1cy-ior
which the Lord be praised
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Goa s.
PANTS.
Y E,ST'S.
MAGAZINES FOR JULY.
SMITHS PERIODICAL EPOT,
MAIN STREET,
hny n. I'm

MAIN STREET,
Two Doors above the Custom House.
HARPERs MAGAZINE for July.
LESLlEs MAGAZtNk, for July
GoDEY's LADY's BOOK for July.
ATLANTIC MONTHLY, for July
PETEgSON'S MAGkLiNF, for July.
COkSllILL MAGAZINE for June
LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEWS. A splendid coiored number
with supplements sud numerous fine eagrayials.
ECLECTIC MAGAZINE F0R JULY. $3.50 year. ~ cents
single copy.
THE LITTLE BEAUTY. By Mrs Grey: 81 -.
MARY, QUEEN " SCOTS. BY Reynolds; 81 cts
DICKENS sH0Rr STORIES New Pdce 50 ca.
R0YALIsTS aud EPU8LIOANS By Dumas; 80 cts
THE GUiIlOTINE by Duma; % cts
And the best variety Of
Novels,
Song Books
AND
Newspapers,
TO be found In the City.
li7- Books sent by mall free n B5s,rgs. i-ql-2
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AARON V. HUGHEs, New Hampshire.

Mr. Steyens-It will be observed that the Committee
nearly unanimous and the two reports agree in the
case of Texas Missouri and Delaware. am requested
that the delegate from Tennessee dissents from
portion of the conclusion of the Committee but votes
under instruction of his codeegaes also that the gen.
teman from New Hampshire agrees with the report of
the minority in the of Georgia, Alabama, Massa-
chusetts and Missouri,
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TINS LArE Tr,Gsnr y CAWDXS, ARS.-ORI5IN OF THIS
u.sTcrIrY.-Some tine since, We gave the particulars
OF desperate street tight which occurred in Camden,
Ark between Young awy named H. K. Harr asd Nr.
Il H. Lu>cou. gdtorof ,hc Camden Eagle, IN which the
former was killed. E seems ,hat Mrs. LiucO,t had in her
possession some clothing belonging to Ktrr which she
refused % Dec the latter have in consequence OF
s for washing Harr becoming iuceu-ed, sent Mrs. l..
td. toi0a:.- note:
NEs LiN-Cou-Majam; Under any other crcum-
stances would address yOu buJ send your
husband The boy that waits upon my room informs me
Cat Won refused TO send me my clothes until paid for
those YOU had already washed You ceriuy should DE
aware of the fact that Mrs Freemans girl had been wash
ing for m, ON. two weeks but if you need money send
d tvu and viii assist YOU. H. r. kARR.
T. S-Pease tell your husband wish to see him the
street this morning KAER.
Ms llsco: replied TO this note, and in day two
Earr sent another 10 Inscott which read as follows:
Ma LlNscorr-Sir: ] send by the boy $500. believ-
ci from the first you the person acting in this affair.
Your conduct ia the matter BIAS been uuSentenanly bu;
Ia-t such ss might have e>peced irony you. shall ex
pcct you ON the street in al hour.
II. X. KARR.
This produced the hostile meeting, the result of which
IS already known
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A Picture OF the Democratic Party BY
Democratic Artist.
We commend 20 the admiration Of virginia ana SCUM
srn Democrats the following faithful picture Of The Dem
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UNION HALL.
SPRINGS, NEW YORK.
rINHIs vel known Hotel pleasantly located the side Of
Broadway and opposite the celebrated Congress springs
OPENS FOR VISITORS
June 18th, for the season,


By the addition flashed handsome brick building two
hundred and long htyfye wide
stories high Is much the largest Hotel In the pl,c, having
front Of One Thousand feet and
THOUSAND guest
The Dnng Hail. Kitchen AMI Lsun Try. unsurpsel 10 M,
country In extent and completeness and probab 10 the
The Court, incosed by main build family eottsg
forms lawn Of several In lner,ected with
walks hne band Of music belonging the house will
tendance during the season.
also attached to the premises aordny
faci ~ for excursions for the accommodation OF guests
The .meht Of Union Hail. rust will Sh the AZ
prevail OF all who may honor with their patronage
je23 - PErNAH&PaYNE Propria'nrs
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ARlkIED.
DIED,

"a
On l3ih inst by Eier J. H. Fox Mr. JOHN GOODLoE, 4
Mss D. q. GARLAND, AL OF Ab,marlv
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REN OVAL.

20 SUMNER CO. importers, wholesale AID retail deA'-
N ers IN China GLASS. Queens and House furnish lax Goods
respectfully announce to tie lie that they have their
store on Buildings Governor sree where With geaty 10
creased facilities for business they hope
nuance Of the extensive patronage bestowed them hr
Old staad They have hand, large and complete
stock which they ODER t. the and ret favorable
terms REGULAR house In the country importing
Goods direct andin large quantities. prepared orr
great inducements to buyers. A call solicited.
GEJ. J. SCnNE3 n CO,
Iron FTout Buildings,
Je23-2m Goyrrcor Street
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10 the points OF difference between the majority and
minority reports Of the Committee on Credentials,
concur with the conclusions OF the minority report in
the cases Of Georgia, Alabama, Missouri, aud Massa
chusetts.
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MILL cell great bargain IN BRuSSELIS CARPgTS h..
w hand three handsome sets As these goods GOT Of
season. he will sell great Bargain IN them.
CHARLES A GwATKIS,
Je23-3uf Corner Ma In
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Of which is respectfully submitted.

Isaac |. STEVENS, Oregon,
A. Il. sPEER, New Jersey,
II. NJ. NORTH, Pennsylvania,
JSo. II. BEwLEY, Delaware,
L. w. HUBBARD, Virginia,
II. K. BRlDGERs, North Carolina,
WV. II. CARROLL, Tennessee,
GEo. II. Morrow, Kentucky,
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The following letter from JOHN MUcHEl che eelebra-
tsa Irish patriot addressed 20 The Chicago Democrat
very curious documen, I'm some respects
c--...n Snrl.r Lnne ND IsGn
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DEMOCRATIC
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The anxious expectation as to the probable events OF
the day brought the Convention and spectators to an
early attendance At ten o'clock the portion OF the
house devoted to spectators densely packed with
people the dress circle occupied exclusively by ladies'
being for the first time completely filed The hoor Of
the Convention was crowded to excess showing that in
addition to the delegates portion of the outside pres
sure had found means OF Abundance. The Northwestern
Band which accompanied the Douglas delegation iron
Chicago, occupied position in the upper gallery anc
PLAYED several lively airs with fue effect
The Convention having been called to order, wa
opened by PRAYER, by the Rev. Henry Sicer
Mr. Dawson of Pennsylvania, moved to dispense will
the reading of the journal which agreed to.
The President announced that reports OF COMMITTEES
were in order
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This produced the hostile meeting the result of which
IS already known.
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Persons l0felifrenca.

Col. J. r. Daniorln, OF ST. Louis Judge 4. X Foster
and soa, Of New Haven, aud Charles Finer ard party,
FROM New Jersey, are stopping Mt The La'Arge House
Dr. Barnes, Of Troy, Y; J. II Coburn and party, OF
Albany, ard F. Mcdonald aad wife, OF Wisconsin,
stopping AT the Everett Horse
Mr. Il B Hawssworth aud wife, Of Sheffield Eagland:
C. Fowler, 81 California; Powhatan wcisigor OF Rcn
mond, VI h. Ioughlin, Of WscoLsin, and Mrs 7 X. Nal
iary Of Florida stopping al the Metropolitan hotel
Rev William stevens, Of Nsshus, N. H c, Spencer,
OF Dwight, NJ; H. DoDnell and family, Of New 0rleaos
A. Anderson, 81 s. Augustine Fla h P Jcners and Mr.
NcB-rney and WIFE, ali 81 Boston, were among the ar
rivals at the Breevoort House yesterday.
Dean Richmond, of buffalo; W CARROT, President OF
sidcnt Of the Pennsylvania Central Railroad; Fras,us
Corning, OF Albany; l. G Woodruff, Of Buffalo, and ".
MonenTe Of gehmond, Va are stopping At the g. Nicho
Las hote..
Baron dc wetserstedt, Minister from Sweden 10 the
United states, Dr. L. Martin and family, OF Savannah;
j. Martin. OF Florida; Charles Vein Of Philadelphia
A. n Ross and W. Tenno, both OF Bermuda, and DE-. II
tish OF Waterbury Com, are stopping At the Clarendon
Hotel.
Among the arrivals ii the Breyoort House yesterday
MIR. G. Spencer and Mr. J. Leanc and wife, tho
host aad hostess 81 Renre~ Lodge II At Mr. Spen.
GER. house the Prince Of Wales stopped while ehootng AZ
Dwight, Ill., and where be did hesitate 10 say thai IL
was the peasAntest week be had spent since his arrival
In America.
Among the passengers BY the Arag, Saturday last
Mr. John Cssseil OF the eminent publishing nrm OF
CasseI PETER GalPin Of London ~ho has been rcsd
ing some months In this city, order % bring out
American edition Of hs Illustrated Family Bible, aud
other illustrated works The circulation % tho bible
alone has reached the ume number 81 $50 coo copies
In Fosiand, and Is steadily increasing here.
Gov John Ie,cher Of Va and stat Col : u Parker,
Major : calvert, Gen. o. a. Clay ana X j. Ogen have
arrived home after Of inspection over the Bait,
and Ohio Railroad.
Ex Governor seward and Lieut. Governor Campbell are
10 Albany.
I'm. u T. sonss, Of Maine, and aoa w. G. waiteley,
Of Delaware, are N WASHINGTON.
Commissioner Greenwood and party have returned 70
Washington.
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Additional from California.

fokr SIXTH, Ark, Oct H. 1850.
The overland mail from San Francisco Sept. 49, and
Los Angeles, oct 2, arrived O'Clock this morn.
ing.
On TIE 18th OF September Lieut. Bsele accompanied by
Fred. Keiten, arrived at Fort Maobe the Colorado
river. Fifty days occupied in reaching that point
from Westpori, No. The party we're al well. All
along the route from sbou. l2o miles from The phase OF
starting the Indians hostile Lieutenant
strongly advised not 70 make the expert nent bu, he
reached his destination without the loss
NAL He had fourteen men, forty head OF cattle and
wagons Beae reported the road In good condition. but
owirgto the determined hostility If the Indians h, would
not encourage emg,ants TO that way their stock
would be In danger As soon protection Afforded by
the govern elt the maj be travers.d with
iage
u reported nj Los Angeles that the Iadaas raj
attacked the store of settlers Defiance and held
possession Of the post for hours In face OF four
companies Of United states troops.
Operations about commence al the Tewniscsl
tin mines Large purchases Of various leads
bad been made by Colonel Fremont Others who have
the utmost conn1eLce in the Of the enterprise
81. JOSIAH, ost IL, 1850.
The arrival OF treasure from Denver City for the week
ending October IL IL s23 44s.
There is no ueys of IMPORTANCE
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Married.

GREsy--DsfAso. sc hary's Episcopal church. on
tuesday, Ocpober g py the Rev. D. v NJ johnson, JAMES
GExRy MARIA JosrrHiSN DFrsSo, both or Br ,okyn.
MONTGOMERY kucGKl-At Memorial church, Ia this
CITY, on "Wednesday. October II, by tho Rev. Erwin
X. 4 Cook, GKonCK ~ MONTGOMERY 10 HESTER A. RucREi
ali Of this city.
shvAGE-PKE On Tuesday. October IS, by the Rev.
George Lucas, asss,ea by Rev s ID. turchard, D. 4,
JosFrH " sAyAGE 60 SARAH daughter OF Noah L Pike,
Esq., Of this city.
SHAWN mIE.--0n Wednesday, October II, at the
Church az the Divine Unity, by the Rev. james Floy
u. u WILLIAM sHAw 70 tssA, eldest daughter OF Robert
y. White Ia ana niect OF the officiating clergyman.
SrsInrs-McKsxysR On Wednesday, October II, at
Calvary cbaIch, ny Rev DR. Hswss, WILLIAM sPEDES,
JT Of Hong Kong, China, 10 Mics MARION McKEEyER,
daughter Of the late Commodore !. AeReever, United
Statse Navy
Baltimore and Washington papers please copy
WByIAsp-Ni.oxsT AT the residence Of the brides
father Aueni., New YORK Tuesday October H. by
the Rev W Beacn. RAIN WHyIAgp Esq Of this city,
70 biss GEoHolE, daughter Of Egoeri Vincent, Esq
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TIE TEXAS BcvspssY COMMISSION. tTm. y. Rls
eel, Teras Boundary Commissioner for running the Tine
between Texas and The Territories OF the United states
has ast arrived II Fan Antonio the object o. th. expe
atou (says the L2o and rsa7} has been successfully
accomplished He has erected monument on too north
FORT q Ped river, 90 the hundredsh meridian and
UNDERWOOD him 70 say about the thirty hsh pArs e
north latitude. The country the one bundrsdth mer
dian vas permaneotly and well watcred he ruu The ue
70 the intersection Of the hundred Ani third ned
an Nth the - deg 70 min north lat, who're be placed
another moaumepA He Describes The country which ne
uAvrrssd 10 running the boundary line generally unfa
vpeable " settlement though late IN ths sariy
fall when the spring end summey rama have fallen the
cosptry veu covsre1 with sedge and buffalo grsss-s
Alcas The line stth Nee hsziso We gsna graa y veT
ne u rmne.