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ne Aualauche Of Thursday publishes what
1t saws il The genuine constitution or The south
ern league, which we copy below. How two
versions Of this constitution got circulation,
We do not know, bat we are sure we never had
any desire give currency to the bogus copy;
coSsrrruTroS OF TINS Mo~STeoAERf LEAGUE
OF rHE uEiTEp s-oUrHERSEHs-
B~s,evipg-that the South is IN need Of some
.Fci-rs ana organized mode OF concentrating
nnbUc opinion upon public men and measures,
and % influencing and guiding political par
] ties. with a view to the advancement and rro-
lection Of her constitutional rights-and that
/ he want OF this has enabled all Political
! p~srfies 10 sacrifice those rights 20 their own
necessities. 4,
And believing further that it is The duty Of
| the south to use all proper means % MAINTAIN
l her rights within the Uhion, with a We" 20
/ being justified before the world in resuuing the
/ now srs she has delegated 90 the Genera! Hot-
I eminent, In the event she fans 70 OBTAIN use
Ia the Union, we organize ourselves uN0ei AZ
4 following constitution
as he Montgomery League OF United south
AM . Its officers shall consist Of . rresi-
Ferf yjce-prssident secretary and treasurer,
/ wac shaH hold their Offices one year, or uhui
! heir successors shall be elected
AEr. 3. Election Of an oficers shan De
/ annually, and by ballot
AR. 4. ANY person may become a MEMBER
OF this league who shall pledge himself 70 car
I ~ out its objects, and shall sign the eohs'"u-
uon. -.
AEr. s. Tie object Of this league Is, By ne
/ use Of proper means, to create a sound peoue
7 ~oninion in The south on the subject OF entore-
; ing the rights Of The South ~ ne Union.
{ Among its primary ideas are; No NOR
I compromise OF those rights, either m parry
/ platforms or in national legislation PA
Tan recognition and maintenance OF nose
I rights. as paramount to TIE safety o. us
al Afminisfration or the success Of national
! parties: She elevation 10 the public eouh-
/ els of the ablest and purest southern men,
AKr. 6. This league viii nominate no can
didate for any once, State or Federsi-but IT'S
members are pledged 10 use all honorable
means 10 secure the nominati7n, BY the resPec-
tive parties 70 which they belong, a SOUND,
able and pure men Of the southern rsnls
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sra FlRsT ASD FOURTH PAGES
APPEAL.

CAHPAT6N APPEAL.
= We have fregasnt applications to know th'
& terms upon which We propose 20 fnrRish a'
weekly AFFELI dlr.nE The campaign W.
take this method n responding to al inquirsrs
ms-samPsign PsFer W.d end the 18th o.
November. and We propose supplying the pa
Der for three cents per copy. Any PsrsOI
wishing the paper, therefore, has only to eoun'
9TH number Of weeks intervening between th'
Etne o. subscribing and the 18th Of Noven'
Der, multiplying BY three, and be will have th'
price required FOR The time For instance, II
a. the tine Of subscribing twelve weeks Of
the campaign shall remain, the price viii b
thlrtv-six cents, which Is three times twelve
This is az SLOW as we can afford the paper
and The rule We have given VIII enable every
nan to determine the price for the time b
Eishas to subscribe. Clubs are solicited a
these rates. Let the truth he disseminated
throughout the country, and we feel assured
that the people Win do right.
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ur,n M.
hi. spsssh in Memphis is.t y.ar Dir

In bis Fpeech in Memphis iast year DIR
DoUGLAs said-
Think the south entitled 70 the next nomi-
nation. ana should like 70 see Mr.. Breckin-
ridge obtain il. He Is popular with Tie party
I believe, everywhere, and deservedlY So ne
is an able man, will make a good President
aud with pride I name him IS NY friend.
This precious fabrication which is floating
through the hotter press. if we remember cor
rectly, first appeared in the Washington Goa
s~fiiation published under the patronage Of
he Administration. We had the pleasure Of
hearing every word uttered by Judge DoUG'
las on the occasion referred 20, and we are
confident that he did not even as much as men
tea the nsme of the faoionist candidate toi
I President Moreover, tits wen known % the
p5sisa that Judge DoUeLAs lss not had for
some time past any special reason to be thank
ful 70 Mr.. BREcKISRIDGE for favors conferred
But Wby should the secessionists seek DE- in
durseuent o. Judge DoUcLAs Tor their candi-
date, If be be SO dangerous to-the rights Of he
Sauth, and Of 50 little moment as a rival can
didatef
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BONE FEL0NS.

DEAR iu nina mat those yainnl ihinr. BOSE
ID FELONs. me cmed, a. In otleu times ~ Dr.
Vocal street. aud wltnluf cltiluT.
he proofs are 90 over ne city. Cone on VITA yoar
sick rurrfs. al1l-l-
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~ OF YIRGINIA.

TATE or VIRGINIA
Frederick County, to-Wit.
IL. @. REILLY, Clerk % the County Court uf Frade-
rick county. In TIE State aforesaid, DO hereby certify
that 7. r. Bowen. before whom the forrgoiur afniavif
was made. IS a Justice II TIE Peace 10 and fer said aoun-
t., daily commissioned and sworn. and that % 81 his sets
a. such, fnil faith and credit are One and q right ought
70 be Eiven a. we'll IN courts Of justices as thereout.
In tesfimany whereof, I have hereunto subscribed ny
name, and nxe4 the seal q said court this 2sth day Of
July. 1850, aad In the ssh year or ne oommon
wealth. J.. c III @. O.
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FmIssUsTEH wALKEE'S MOVE
MrNTN

The late st news from Central America was
brought BY the brig .dfrieln, which arrived al
New York Friday night last, bringing dates
from Bslize, Honduras, up to the 2sth ult.
From the Ecrald's correspondence we derive
some little iuformation as to the movements Of
Gen. WALKER in that country. Il is stated
that squads Of men belonging 20 his party had
been arriving from New Orleans in different
fruit vessels and rendezvousing az the island
Of Ruztsn. WALKER arrived IN the john
Tsglor on the 20-h Of June, and departed the
next day with all bis force, Il is said, for the
swan island, bat nc Authentic Information had
been received Of The fact. Immediately after
bis departure an English man-Of-War pro-
eesded in pursuit Of him, but without success.
On ne l4th Of July the American schooner
CiToa, from New Orleans, with t~wenty-four
fllbustsrs. arrived At Balize, boundfor Rnatan.
she was boarded on the 18th BY a custom
house Officer, who broke open two cases OF
goods, purporting to be merchandise, but which
turned oct to be cartridges, belts, etc The
seizure was made on the ground Of the goods
being contraband munitions Of var.
The inhabitants Of Ruatsn were evidently
ripe for revolution, and viii resist the govern
msBt OF Honduras. The Acknowledgements
Of Bay islands, her majes,y's superintendent,
Is reported 10 have made q speech to Them, sd-
visi1r them to be good subjects Of Honduras,
but il was not well received, the peOPis cry
ing. We xant WALKEz,'' We can act for
o--zrFvps r. ctr
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We, the undersigned, assistant cleo.
ors for tie county, viii address our fellow
izsns al The following time ond Places.
RIECTOR FOR TIE SEVENTH DIS.
THmrT

We have been authorized By The member Of
tie National Deuocrstic C0nmittss for Ten
nsssse, 4. KEoX WALKER,) to substitute the
name Of ALrHoSso CRoss, Of McNairy, in
place Of o. A. NIXON, OF Hickman, az Elsetor
On the National Democratic ticket FOR the
Seventh district, Mr.. NIXON finding it ineon-
vsuisnt to make the csnvsss-
Our exchanges win please notice the change
10 our Democratic ticket.
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rooTFaIIe % DESTINY

wEaRE BOUND TO ExTEND ISL SPREAD "
m " tssoRB THE ENrIEE COSuNEGT or
nFrfrcA NCLUDING nyAcENT ISLANDS.
A~vrEKcoyE ONE Ran oCEAN BoUND Re
wuzrE ~ NOr ARE WEETHER Toc LKA
AZ NoTs you CASSOT HER II IT IS IH1
prCEEE OF PROVIDENCE FRS NAa
srT AFAREf As AZ ASYLUM EoR THE or
rRrSsED OF rHE wHoLE WORLD, n As A
NrRsEEr FOR LIBERTY \ HEEE TIE Pso-
PIX kRE COLLECTED FRo ALL OF THE
mjFIp-AVD TAXING sHELTER TE
HaDow az rHE GEKAT rzEE OF UBERTT--
Crrre- &. norglcg.
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on FIVE YEARs TINE.

TO miles frou she navy yard Ten acres cleared, bal
anae heavily tim5sred. shout - Or 50 acres above over
a51. A oDuflrt1ble DEellag win BE- s1id a. 4 verT
Hnu Price. On raaa~rat1e taua.
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GREAT SPEECH OF JUDGE DOUG'

We have vet on hand some four OF hTi
thousand copies Of the great speech Of Sena.
or DoUGLAs, iu reply 70 Senator DAVIS. VI
commend this speech 70 al friends Of th'
Little Gisnt,7 as the very best campaign
document they can put in circulation III
u-ice IL 81 50 Der hundred COPIES.
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The Combination against Lincoln in
NerV KurK.
The World, in a candid article on this sub
iert sawu-


Jet, says;
Matters will have assumed a more definite
shape two weeks hence; but the present indi-
cations are that Mr.. Breckenridge will rsce We
only q nominal support in New York. His
friends have no facilities for conducting the
campaign Excepting the Journal Of Com
mercc, they have not an influential press IN the
State, and the Journal o. C0mmeroC. in review
ing the action Of the late Syracuse convention,
earnestly eounsels cooperation with its pro-
ceedings on the part OF all conservative men.
Mr.. Brady will probably not accept the nomi-
nation for governor. Mr.. Payne, one OF the
electors nominated by The Breckinridge con-
~venticn, has written a letter declining to serve.
Mr.. Dickinson and other indomita ole adaman-
tines will never surrender; but the prospect is
that they will be leaders without any effective
following. Had Mr.. Breckinridge demon
stra'ed.his personal and political strength az
home BY ~triumphantly carrying Kentucky with
an increased Democratic majority over last
year: had the election In North Carolina ex-
hibited thousands OF Democratic votes gained
instead Of thousands lost; had Blair been de-
feated in St. Louis, and bad the friends OF
Breckenridge demonstrated that they were
strong in Missouri, the influence OF Mr.. Dick
inson would to-day be more powerful than It
is in New York
The Douglas convention at Syracuse took
care to leave the door open for the return OF
the BreckinIidge d~eserters TO the Democratic
fczmp. they empowered their committee "to
fIl any vacancy that may occur on the electo-
raj or State ticket, By rcrignGfion or otkTrfs,
~tsdtsktFsrh EaasuTes ashhandeem proper
or necessary to give a uni ed expression and
sfectt01Ss afioasiscodserSetlTe elements OF
tthsStalssr The JeFua.ef Csmmfr1 inter-
I prefs his language a. looking to The resigna-
ton Of aeuGin suhber Of the DouEiss men
on he electoral iieket, and the substitution Of
an equal number % Breckenridge men. The
tPobHe suspense asto- tie result c thts prefer
N1if probably be FelisvsdaitBi6 4 few weeks,
WhsR1Fe shah be better prepsre1than.atTes-
snft6 estimate the strength that can be bro9ght
etAa atS4 aat a. rrs 4afl hs
az highness, 1be Prince OF WaAn eost
ARWesb4el2 EoverhdaspE fEGHadEao5fsSa
sum than 7ha0qf9aE Independent OF the vast
49,
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MoRE HELr.-A seni-weeklY paper, called
DE Litfk Cast devoted to the cause Of
DOUGLAS and JOHEsoS, has seen started al
RRpqeqlE. The number before q gives
Promise Of vigorous canYasa-
AZ ths ~ rasetion in AtSbans, tbs
sRasazGasRasfosefes H bsat ihz BrseF'
taHdEs csasidsts tilryAvsvqtes 10 WetuHkai
Senator Tzsslpsks P5se!9eE =
The Eight TaIk fFom Maine.
Uhe following aispstsh- was received on
Wednesday, in thu New York Dsnqenas
stz8 sshstedoh AZ syrsepss xhich o. bsing
rezGwss most enthusiastically chSered: =
sBss5 i5AR AAs ehairnan
of the Dsmocratte Stsse c5nyentiSa. Deug-
- 2hlhsr.au1Elesib fnrS tisag8ht n
the young DcuQegzts 81 Maine. Tbey
taorlze me 70 frsr ne EnpFe Safe a. d
nd ssy 1BEKiAIRND mtKHRE
fGgbed,) ?. P. sPIEoLh.
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gtS advertisements.
A Beautiful Cottage Residence
FOR SALE,
Tuition.

A GRADUATE q Harvard colsss. aud recently .
u teacher Or ne Ancleut lanfcagFF. would Ike o
dfFlfe 3 ooupis - lccrFeaca dsF - fuInx . Teufh fer
r1Ieen. % q t~ascfInf the Lniu md Greek tansusa.
TH sest rsfrreucss furnishef. Ailrass "a. r. D. .
AFFEAL once. arItIms
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SPEECH o. GOV. MATTHEWS

For the sdihosti0n Of our readers, we thi'
Morning republish the speech Of Ex-Governor
MATHEWS, delivered At COriHth, Mississippi
in November, 1858. There are some points il
this spesch which the governor win find j
quite dihealt to refuts, and We think it vii
prove Of service ts the friends Of M. DoUsLA,
in Mississippi during The pending canvass.
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ui-aACREs
500
rs L.

On ne Ealsigh road. near The RESIDENCES OF COL Rpe
and Dr. Abercromhie. In lots Of ave. ten and tweuty
acres. Par cleared. ant balance beautifully umhered-
A splendid location Cor a residence OF market strlener.
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80 YnRK IN MnnRn.

TIE late arrangement between the DOUGLAS
and Bill parties of New York, By which it is
agreed that hut one electoral ticket shall Be
presented to ths country BY them, the Bell
men taking ons-thirs and the DOUGLAS men
two-tbirds Of the electors, gives evidence Of .
sincere desire on behalf Of the two parties g
insure the defest Of LISoorE, and 10 cheek
the further spread OF ssetionalism. The
movement is worthy q all praise, and secures,
almost beyond psradventure, the great State
o. New YORK to Mr.. DOUGLAS The detection
created b. running a BEEcKTsKTDGE ticket in
the State will amount to bat little, and Il is
pro5abls that most Of those who are now sup
porting this ticket viii finally cone ever to
Nj. DoUsLAs, as every vote given TO Mr..
B-HEcKrsErDsE IN the STATE is a vote thrown
away.
While such lie TIE state Of things in New
York. we find then quite different in Virginia.
In this STATE, be Democracy are hopelessly
divided, having two electoral tickets in the
field, and Il is altogether likely that Mr. Bell
viii carry the State. A similar condition Of
afsirs prevails in most Of the Southern States,
and from such dilemma We can see no means
Of escape except IN the withdrawal Of Mr
BEEcKIyRrDGE. Beth be and bis friends
ought to see and know BY this time hat be il
leading q forlorn hope. He is powerful only
for mischief, as be has not the ghost Of a
chance to carry a single STATE north Of Mason
and DtKon's line and can count with certainty
upon only one STATE In the Soufh-Soush Car
olins-
In view Of these facts it really seems TO us
that every patriotic consideration would
prompt Mr. BEEcKrNEIDsE to yield the field
70 the regularly nominated candidates. By 50
doing be would not only eonsulthis future
standing 10 the Democratic party, but b,
would restore quiet and confidence 70 the
country. We shall continue to look forward
with hope that his better Judgment will ye.
prompt hin 20 pursue this course.
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rs

OF woodland on GernantoFu plank rad. neat TIE sesi.
deuce q J. weeks, ESQ two md q hsn miles east u
ne city,
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visit 10 General CaEs Ia Detroit.
Mr.. Walker, Of the New Orleans Delia,
writes from Detroit

writes from Detroit
During this ball, a number Of the southern
ers went of 10 make a visit 70 the veteran poll
tician Gen Lewis Cass, who resides at the
house Of one Of his sons-in-law, a short dis
lance from the botel. We found the old gen
tleman in remarkably good condition, looking
far better than when we last saw him oppressed
by the cares Of State, and environed By all the
anxieties and annoyanees Of official station,
in the Federal capital. In truth, he looked
twenty years younger than he did in mis- little
Office ia th STATE Department. HeT.ceived US
very cor Tally, and was quite CAV and Jolly.
He said he had been so long from Washington
that be had worn CT be impress Of the yoke
and the chains Of official duty and response
bility. Allus.ons 10 our excurion, and obser-
vatiOus Of the great West, brought out the
General on his fsvorite iheme-the wonderful
growth Of this region, Of which he is the
patriarch. He related several incidents Of bis
early career, which greatly Interested Us all
especially his account Of bis first visit to Chi
cago, where be found bat a single white man
at that then distant post-to which be had to
travel up the Illinois river in an Indian canoe.
And this, he said. occurred when be was not a
very young mai, as late, he thought, ss 1921.
To US, who were full % wonder at the mag
ni6cence, solidity, Wesllb. and re6neneht Of
Chicago, such an incident c61lf not but be
deeply Interesting -- .saal
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A OF VIRGINIA.

TI"-"I9-N ||--lIT I~||.
J. s. CARsoS, President, azd WM. l.. BENT. secre-
tarv, this day personally appeared beare Ike subscriber.
q Justice Of the Peace, In ard for said county. IN the
State aforesaid. and inside oath uat the annexed state
ment Is true, as shown BY e books and papers on Gle in
the cnce % sid company.
I Z EnME- I 2
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5stS az "a 600

al highness, 1bs Prince Of Ws4n eosl
fARFspstqsia HoverhsaspE 81 ~adaao5ssza
sum than 4ta0o.A9aE ibdependsnt OF the Fasl
aIaonnissspent BY the different towns
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JOIN c. B-RECKINBIDGE.
Hon. John Erwin, president Of the Richmond
Democratic convention, Gresnsborough, Ala.


What will the national Democracy Of Ala
bama say 10 this? Mr. Breckiuridse accepts
Of the sectional nomination OF the Richmond
convention, in which Rhett and the disunion-
lists of South Carolina and elsewhere con-
trolled and governed; and yetthe effort is being
made in north Alabama to produce the impress
sion that he is The regular n0minee Of the ma
tional Democratic partyi Il is evident that
MI. Breckinridge does not think so himself,
otherwise be would have said 30 in this com
municstion, and refused to accept his sec
tional disuni1n Richmond convention nomina-
ton, where not a single State Of the North,
and not twO-thirds Of the South were repre-
scented. Kentucky has just most fifty disposed
Of this humbug.
By the by, where is Mr.. Ewib's letter. We
should like very much 10 see il. As he did not
20 to Baltimore and recognize the regular ma
tional Democratic convention, We are very Gu
rious 70 learn by what name he designated
the assembly at Richmond. As this nomina-
tion has been accepted since Mr.. Breckin-
ridges acceptance Of the national Democratic
nomination made al Baltimore, we suppose
that be has reesnted the former IN toto.
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~ woLEE - ~

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~oosraoHnRls OFFfcE. NssaVirey AuE. iLlssp.
Tbisas bcsrtlfs-t hst lie Insdra1es cd1psupdf the
vsIer d Tirsini.. iscsied 4 Eihcfests inlse State
a Yirrsnia. hEs cunpiledEih ~ shs -r=lniErnetr =
fRs cfo % DE sIfler Ssfresn lasarzufi cgpaf-
co.. ~ aerileas ifs3~a-1sf HrlasiaN = scfat The
- Il aslhok Hirehs is,o. -chepier 2.k rfdionsa. re-
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.d.E t. CNoks = neiefaHy Hahsfised aEortof el1
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4hf tjtE M ~ lqss~ag his - a6IfelIsoe cum-
2eNadison street.
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FeR WCE-PREsIDENT,
II V' JOHNSON
ELECTORAL h

FOR EHE STATE AT LARGE.
F4R5n W. n. POLK. Of Madg.
Hon. H-M. WATTERSON, OF Warren
DISTRICT ELEC1oRs
z. sAsEs BKTTTAS, IT., OF 1feelT-
All. REEs, Of Knox.
6. W. BEIDGEsi Of McAlga
q G F. c. GALBEEArH, Of Jackson
A. BuRcER, Of Cannon.
81. y. MCCUTCHEN, OF franklA-
T. ALroNso CRoss, Of McNairy.
s J.. r McCANS, Of Davidson
o. VIZ. P. CALpwELL, OF wesley
To-. Hou- " T.. BEowN, OF shelby
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iiOACREs
Is a-lACRRs
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Near Capt J6sepa Lsnur f-slisuoe. A specual0u
hr thre W. tan make a iargs cash payment
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Reading MRHsT on Every Page

Largest ciIca.ation in the Ci,y
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OF 4
CAPITAL, ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
OF INSURANCE. COMPANY OF ri
Valley of Virginia.

JULY J. 1881
To be aIcd with the Controller o. the ststs o. Tsuaes-
see. and asreelhly % tue form prescribed ty
the Law o. sli STATE.
FIRST.-The name and locality % the cumpsuy. che
II Insurance Compsny Of The Valley Of WrEiulas" To-
Gated at Winchester, Virginia.
?. The amount % capital stock-.---- $4,000 90
3. The amount % capital stock paid
ne remainder fle is represented
by stock notes Of uudoubted
46I5 10000 %
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Thirty THOUSAND CHRISTIAN WoNEN IN.
TUEKisH HAREMs.-The --latest revision Ea-
.rops. that thirty thousand Christian women Of
sFria have bean sold into Tie harens Of the
Turks, Is almost too increiihle for belief, and
Wiitcrests a shuedsr Of horror Throughout the
whole Christian World. The Druse monsters.
who have pefpecated thnss odt1ageA shouldba
sxtsrniBafed, and ths Tnkash GoFefhme1f,
Hbr6 has nor bad thr sTength u usPoshfoF-
to arrest thslu, should ~ ogsFthfswR, aDd-a
nav Dnr Substituted that has both power and
Disposition to protect IL SUBJECTS 8
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,Fo % TIC "a.

TfUE rrrfnrr.hir h-rrrt1f1re ez-ilng between he
j un1erlmeial f H. w. Telgt, unier ue hrm name
ri m. W. Vart a. o. r THIS day ds olref-
p. II. HEINZ On q BRO