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Imfansieide.-Mrs. Mary Farrill made her
appearance before the Mayor yesterday, TO an.
swer the charge of causing the death of her
newborn babe, about the last of March, and
afterwards depositing its body in a culyert ON
I'd stree. near Byrd. Mrs Farrill came TO
this city during The Christmas holidays, and
being well recommended, rented two rooms Of
Mr.. Edward Gentry, who resides on I'd street.
On the nth of January, Mrs. F. took posses.
sion of her rooms. and by her unassuminG
manners and apparently correct conduct, won
the regard Of all who saw her, and was given
work by a number of ladies' About the last
Of March, Mrs. F. was%aken SICK as she said,
with chiils, and remained in her room for
more than two weeks, no one suspectinG any
thing wrong. On the morning Of the 18th Of
April, two lads discovered an old trunk, par.
TALLY concealed, in the mouth of q culvert and
pulling it out, found that it con tanned the dead
body of child. They at once informed DR..
Thomas the deputy coroner. of the discovery.
Dr. 7. examined the trunk, and finding IN 1t a
small reticule containing receipts for house
rent given Mrs. F., went in imme dIately TO
her rooms and found that she was confiued.--
Lieut. Carter of the night watch also visited
Mrs. F., and she stated to him that the babe
was hers-thas it was born alive, but died Of
neglect-tbat to hide her shame, she conceal
ed it in her trunk until the night OF the 1ith,
when she deposited il in the culvert. DIR.
Thomas could not say positively that the
child was born alive, as il was too tar decom-
posed when discovered TO admit Of a post NOR
tenn He said. however. that it was full born
child. Mrs. F., on bearing her confession re-
peated, denied that she had said it was born
alive. She is apparently thirty-ave years Of
age, and was very feeble when brought into
vessigatlon to n future time, aud offered to ad
init her to bail for her appearance, which she
mad not been able 10 give when we left the
courtroom.
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Mssie on the Sqsare--Yesterday afternoon
the new Armory hand dappsarsdo ON the So uare.
ed several fashionabls pieces Of music, in their
best style. A. . matter OF cCurse. hundro1s
Of persOns were attracted TO the scene, and ell
Of them appeared very much pleased with the
execution Of the new hand. The old Armory
Band intend performing on the Square one
afternoon and one night every week during
the GUNNER months; and II The new hand
would make similar arranePWents, euch af
our citizens a. are compelled 70 remain at
home during The .dog days," would have cheap
and pleasant enteriAinlnants lurntshed the1.
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IMMENSE FORTuNE.-A family of sixteen.
residing in this city, had the felicity, a few
days ago, Of hearing that q rich relative had
Sied recently, in Oregon, leaving fortune of
$lOo,0OO, to be divided among all of his imme.
diate heirs, or their children. The Commits
sioner of the Court in the county in which the
wealthy old gentleman died, informed the
above-men toned happy family that there were
two hundred aud one claimants. most of whom
had furnished incontestible documentary evil
dence of the validity of their claims, and that
after payirg all expenses, each claimant would
receive 1856. The family aforesaid cOnst;tu ted
one claimant. Each member Of the family
will therefore receive out of the &iO0,OUO the
sum Of &2l. IA, which will be remitted 10 them
in Oregon money, on the receipt Of their sig
natures by the Commissioner.-Petcrs Va
EypyeSS
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A TOUCH OF JAPANKsE-Some amusing
scenes occurred At the banquet given to tho
japanese at San Francisco. One California
official. in his anxiety to gain some insight in to
the japanese vernacnlar, passed some ice
cream to his left-h hand neighbor, with the
words: "Snow, ice. Hey. What-e-caii um
In Japanese |" To which the gentleman from
JeddO, rot understanding this very intslliei.
BILE medley, replied: "Beiiy good,' and con.
tinued TO discnss the luscious compound
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D1ArH.-MAi, David Lyuch, Of Ptttsburg,
Pa. died At lhe Iaarmsry In Warrington,
Tuesday. He was postmaster OF Fitssburg.
under Gen. Jackson, and hns been Tor yeAre
past : very rouineitt and able supporter Of
Mr.. Buchanan. Ths Pretidsnt ffequsntiy
visited him during his sickaess.
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Pardon R.fmsed.-In the case Of William W.
Hardaman. convicted NJ the present term Of
the dwelling. house Of r. +. Daniel, ON the i4th
OF February, and stealing . breastpin, aud
sen ntenced to i've years. confinement In the
penitentiary, Governor Letcher has been %.
titioned to pardon him, but has declined to do
30. So that the accused will b sent to the
States prison at once.
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Care EaH.-Thomas 0intz, on conviction Of
getting drank, :respassIog on tho premises Of.
James II. Grant, and having in his pOssession
q loaded ve.shOeteT, Wxs held 70 hail by The
Mayor for his good hshxvi0r In ths sum Of
&lU', which he gave, aud was discharged from
further prosec ution.
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ARREsr.-At Richmond, Texas, a man
named j. Green has been arrested on the sus.
picion that he was the person who perpe ira ted
the fraud on the State Bank of Georgia. by
means Of which he obtained the unlawful pos
session Of over TWEEN ty lone thousand dollars.
Upon his person was found twenty-one thcu-
sand dollars in bills Of the Bank Of the State
OF Georgia. and his per- rsonal appearance an.
swered TO the escription Of the forger, which
had been transmitted by mail. to Calves ton.
by one of the directors OF the Bank.
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a Burnptts Supcrtor Extvncts. fs,r flavor

% in,ssTrnstrs Superior Extracts. for favor,
CSgaMHsS AxDs, PIES, BLANC-MANGE, ICE
non Fruits of the hest quality, and highly
.rd saention Of Confea,ioners. Hotel Keepers
naued p,,tes.s Is respectfully invited to the shove
sess,Ssa ~ Ihe delicate fruits from which they are
Bod >. .ea ana are less expensive. Try them:
I n fhhesiesaie BY JAS r. DUVAL. FISH EN-
~" generally. fe 2-3m*
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PREsIDENTIAL LCANDIDATES.-The following
statement OF ages of gentlemen who have been
mentioned in connection with the Presidency
may be interesting TO many readers: Samuel
Houston, g.; James Guthrie, 62; Daniel S.
Dickinson. 60, Henry Wise, 54; Il. NJ. T.
Hunter, 50; Fernando Wood, AZ Stephen A.
L. Orr, 3e; Joseph Lane, S. James H. Ham
mon. 52i Jefferson Davis, SIS; Alexander H
Stephens, 4s; James A. Bayard, 60; Beniamain
Fitzpatrick. SIS; George NJ. Dallas, Is; Frank
lin Pierce, Sc.
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Clsas yowv Gxfteys-Ths Mayor imposAd .
number OF fines ON persons, yesterday, for fail.
ing to keep the gutters In front Of their pre-.
mises clean; and on Two lager beer saloon keep
saloons u run into the streets and prOduco
unDleoSant OdOrs.
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Benefit Of Mrs. j. Z. Asxnan-The perform.
ance ut the Theatre tonight il for the bcne0t
OF Mrs. J. @. Heenan. The first play 10 Car
line; or. The Female Brigand." In which the
a sketch entitled the sUuprot<cted Female -
and the last q London farce called "The BE-
nicia Boy in England" The nrst and last
pieces are new 70 the stage here.
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An AcroR SHor.-William Mysrs, OF the
theatrical profession. was shot On The 18Th
ms, ~ Memphis, Tenn, by . man NAMED
Skinner. Myers 10 . resident Of PhitaAslphia,
and was Well-knoWn TO the visitors Of the
Arch. walnut, and National Theatyve, he 1av.
ing been engaged several seasons at all Of toeee
establishmeats. His wound 10 supposed to -
mortal. *4ss
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NM ess,,:i' beeks Tor ssbserSptiens
w. NcEA cEA cnaoek nstoek ef the .'OLD DOhiNf0N
W. W thev vHi.MfAsYn Nicksaand. viii b
lsmM ~. No. IL, Insurance OAiee Ut N0rfham E
Il sseer he disantfsst dsan street on the ist dsy of May
ThE COMMISSIONERS.
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Dess1 Ors,.-Rolsrt u. Aliea, ~ aeeas1t-
inn lGaehaa Martha, Was before tAe Mayor
yssselay, ard hsld 70 hall lor ~ fasnse eood
oeAastor.
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Fire Ensises-At the last meeting Of the City
Council, Mr.. DenOOn offered . resolution,
which was adopted, instructing the Commit.
teS on the Fire Department 10 inquire into
the expediency Of purchasing one or moro
steam flre engines for the use aud protection
Of the city. If the Committee has ever seen
one of these engines at work, We think there
10 no doubt that they will report 10 favor Of
the steam engines.
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1Ae Eneampmesf at the Csatral Fair Ground.
II the cavalry, infantry and artillery 70 tnto
It. may b made profitable 70 ths soldiers, and
attractive " the citizens We have heard OF
some Httke opposition to the scheme from IN
"outsider;" bat our own " bold soldier Buys"
are all eager for the grand encampment.
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NAVAL DEATHS On Tn1 A1nlcAn OOAo1.-1S
cated By tho 0ocromsy Of the Navy 70 the
House dat Tie uuU1oe ofoMcosO and men at.
tached 70 the African squadron Who have dteA
from The daie Of The AshbpStoa fSeaty 70 tAo
sars, e q average Of ave aeasha pr anaan.
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Of - Tiaes hxs very little conlldsace d 6os.
nAn's winning the great intArnntionAl nxht. Il
Gays thAa 10 - dalacient In AcOolneoa. pSrtina.
city, and freedom from hedemosalisisee eG1e1o
Of ropoatp1 b1QWD.n "a -
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Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.
County ANairs-Forest Eires- klee.ipns Re.

HARRIsoNBURs, Va, April 81
The County Court Of Rock In CHAM, at its last
session, authorized the Overseers of the Poor
to sell the Poor-House aud lands attached
thereto The object is to puchase . better and
q more suitable one, the present one being lily
suited to the purpose for which it is used. The
wonder Is why its sale was not authorized by
the Court years ago.
Last week we had another "f1re in the
woods" 1t broke out in the Chestnut Ridge
about four miles from this place, and about
enc hundred acres Of valuable timber was de.
stroyed There was great deal OF firewoud
cut and corded, consumed. The loss falls .en.
orally on Messrs. A. s. Bry 1t, Jos. Bilhimer's
heirs, and w. 9. Price. 1t appears that Mr..
Long, who had been burning stumps in one Of
his fields, went home. leaving the stumps on
fire, from which the woodland was fired
The Spring Elections are beginning to be in. :.
teresting, and the various candidates are press.
ing their claims vigorously, in view Of the
2l,h Of May. The friends OF the several candi-
dates for Judge, most iculariy, are Begin
ming to parade all the good acts their favor.
ties have done in a lifetime
Saturday next will be another gala day for
''niggers' and boys-being military parade
oay. PEN.
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RENTS IN CHICA0O.-The Chicago Press and
Tribune says:-"From present Appearances
there will Be- q decided paric among landlord
to procure good tenants, and those who have
them would do we'll to make all reasonable
concessions to keep them. A compared With
the rates OF 1857, even twenty ave per cent.
is far better than TO let rooms and houses stand
=
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MURDER OF PU0iLIsT AT DENVER CITY.-
Jack O'Neil. q noted desperado, was shot aud
instantly killed at Denver city, Salt Lake, re-
Gently, by man named Rocker, whom he had
slandered. The slain man was noted at Salt
Lake AS pugilist, and lately fed from Kansas
city. " escape being lynched, Tor committing
rape, in connection with another person. He
II reported TO have killed several persons in
Salt Lake, Of which deeds he frequently
bOasted
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ANOTHER SLAVE DECIsION-A case has been
decided in the United States Circuit Court of
Alabama, at Mobile, in which the main Ques-
tion arose as to the validity of the title Of a
purchaser Of negroes illegally brought to this
country and sold to him. The Cour: decided
that the offence was not indictabie under the
laws of The United States. 1t held that Fed
eral Jurisdiction ex xtended over slaves precisely
as III case of any other property, and SO long
rs unbroken merchandise arrives in unbroken
bulk, the Federal jurisdiction extends over it :;
but SO soon as the cargo is broken and the mer-
;haDdiZe dispersed among the several pur-
chasers, 1t can only be reached by process OF
the State Courts. Hence, whatever laws Con.
gress may enact against the original impor ter
Of African slaves, they cannot be made 10 ap-
ply TO the purchaser who acquired the pro-
perty within the limits aud by the laws OF an
individual State.
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THE MIsslNe MRS. BRENNAN.-A letter in
the New York Tribune, of yesterday, from
Rome, reiterates the story of Mrs. Brennan
the missing wife of Captain Brennan, United
States Army, being alive and in Italy She
has, it Is alleged, been seen and recognized by
several individuals at Florence and Naples,
and always in company with a man calling
himself Powell 7. Wyman. Mrs. b.. it will
be remembered, mysteriously disappeared at
New York year or two ago, and was sup
posed to have met a violent death. A man
named Powell I. Wyman graduated, accord
1856, and is now First Lieutenant in the First
Artillery, in which corps Mr. Brennan is
Captain. The writer in the Tribune states
that several ladies who were we'll acquainte ted
with Mrs. b. have seen her in Florence and
Naples. and one of them meeting her took
her by the wrist and exclaimed "Mrs. Bren-
man, the only reply was a death-like pale.
who are alleged to have seen her, are not
given.
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Dism;ssed.-John 2. 0aine., chasasd ~ Jss.
. brick wall on the line 0f Mr.. Eaia Corrina.
toa's proper u, came before the Mayer yeo1S
day for hearing. The evidsnce prove6 ~
the accused had oeen employed BY Thc0a6
doing q. q p0rtien Of an old VAN had 6esu
shrowa down. The warrant was dismtssed,
and the parties directed = sostle IL rigAts ~
property. II Any dtspate sxtsee1 b elvll saik
hsyond his owa line, and lrs. O. dat 10 ksA
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8'ij.flhmonh qispatrb.
-..,,r,ap,N 4 nAMMERsLxY.

rur DAILY pIsPATcH - served To- sss-
ssfrrs 81 slSr.,,,Sy week,y. Price for mailing,
,..n., % or ests tssso for SIX mcn.hs. IN advance.
s rear. 9, svuI. WEEKLY DISPATCH is,ssaed
and tsy|s 3 Sr 70 ,.sseS .sw:Ss: ever,
"a Thf w.s,isd 10 suhscr hers At 81 per annum.
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Serious Aeeidess.-Yesterday afsernoon, ..
tween the hours Of and O'Clock, - IN old
negro man named Lewis, in the service Of
Mesers Forbes & Mintef, carpenters, IVES
riding down 9th street on q load Of lumooY,
turning suddenly into Franklin street threw
the old man head foremost upon the curbtnG,
fracturiDg his SKULL the wheels Of the wagon
Also passing over his breast, iujurtng him ~
riously, and NO doubt fatally. Immediately
after the accident, physicians were called to
see the unfortunate man, but found that they
could render him little or no service. He was
then taken to the Medical lnfTmary, apparent.
ly in dying condition.
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Circuit Court, Judge Meredith presiding.-
The entire session Of this Court yesterday, Was
spent in the trial Of J. H. Melton, charged
with feloniOusly shooting p. Oliver Sims on
the 10th Of September last. The council on
both sides seem determined to night every inch
Of ground, and, rs a cOnseq uence, very little
progress has thus far been made. The trial
will probably occupy the remainder Of the
week.
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Trinity Cb.,eh.-The contracts Jor buiediug
the new Trinity Church, I" corner Of 9Oth oAd
Broad streets. have besn awarded, and tho
work will be commenced - soon - bricks eaa
be obtained. Te'
The bulldog 10 In the Italian style, SIS ~ 50
feet. with basement II Seet aud . uain as
dience room with q pitch OF ~ feet In tAo
clear. The lecture rom will seat about $40
persone, and the audience room ahout o6O.-
There ara to be three doors for entefin0 ~
front, the principal one Of which u In Q
square tower, which 10 70 b snrmouated By
an octaGonal spire extending i7O feet above
the curb, and covered with slate. TAe
mont is 20 b finished with masuc, In i0i.
sation OF brown stOne. The other aides will
be painted and sanded. The building was de-
signed BY Mr.. Alhsrs 1eSat yAssAfteee, aaA
Will BE- erected under his superin tendene2 and
to cost about 430,OU.
The following are the ontract0rS: Cafpo0.
tering, w. L. 4 ID. McMinn. Brick, jos. q.
Watts. Excavation, $. Hunter. PaintinG, lsaac
Schriver. PlasterinK and Maatic, p. H. Rus-
cell. Stating, J. L. Liggon. Gas Fixturoo, q.
ID. Yale l. Co.
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The Ne,c Orleans Seren1ders.-This troupe
played at Mechanics Institute Tuesday ntghS
to an audience Of fully l,20O persons, nearly .
majority Of which were ladies. The concert
singing is very sweet, and the humor OF the
more original than that Of any Of their recsat
predecessors. Two little children-Celesun tine
and Estelle. something OF fairies In their
beauty and grace. are the dancers Of the com.
pany, and deseryedly received great applause.
A remar kable whistler or "imiiatOr," ~ the
bills style him, and an excellent brass band.
are among the other unusual attractions con.
tanned in this company. They play every
night this week.
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sss read rsS'S'd p d Diseases Of the ssem .ch Yield
sssLEBEA nths ma.icai touch Of BAKERS
ssrs %ise' 1Tsrmsd, sei d,sooversd 3, iHs seis.
ssesgsfy. b,,, ~ ~ composition 10 no more chance
Whey arc NJ. n,s tas tssalt Of years Of study; asd
I hey sts t.pssed ,aS of purely medieipaI yessta-
lseassad. 20 20 every delicate female and ckild.-
xis., es.ssa Gsfsaca,es have hesa Iublishsd Of
'ssa srs re.s,vcacy IN cases Of DysDeDsia. etc.,
" sals by all Druxxists. sps-u
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~Sbecial N~s. ~
.ksAss.N !. ON MATTING
"'s*- store. Tor sale, Oh accommodating
80 snd snd g.. WHITE MATTlNGs;
Villa. r. McHAR Ds6N 4 CO..
''..-sss----- Carpet WsreroOms. = Main St.
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Jsmes Kfre, ssA HssSse&S CsSspesy.-A
called ueesine 0f the seaekhOD0eso a. Oeece0s
pany vas held In this cisy hast niRnt
The meeting was called to order ~ 1ene0t
RAnDoLPm, ESQ was eAiDeA to The chair.
Coi. Ellis, the Prsstdest Of she eeODoay.
presented . report, in which he stated TIE Oo-
ject Of the meeting to BE- 70 accept or rt3eet the
the com paav, passed I'D of March, l6oo.
4r. 0rattan present ted . seRies OF reo01us
ti0uA accepting the amended charter, and pro.
viding for carrying out its provisions, which
stockholders, and then bv 'hs stockAol0ess IN
general meeting assembled, i0ci0dinG ~
State.
On motion Of Mr. 0rattan, q committee Of
thirteen was appointed, TO ;,separe suitable
BY. laws for the government 0f sAo 'KaaaWAa
Board"
On motion. the meeting adjourned, to meet
again this evening at7k O'Clock.
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1ssAe tsanetts Bitters.- This Celebrated
n IN oeen used successfully for the last twelve
~ Dehfes oil Indigestion, Flatulency, Cen
laey y.,, .,a., Nervousness, Sea Sickness. &o., 70.
a1y. rsa,1,s a.e a, healthy action throughout the
sa. rlvs -, the appetite, eauslixe the circula.
Alsd s'"ef OF resistance to disease Tarely OBJ
lv,u,.,, ,FLANETT'S BITTER0
st0S,asasti are, are for sale BY FISHER & WIN
Dssos M. y y. "DIoceis and Dlgglsts generally.
- No. lz5 Main It,. Richmond.
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GeNtkemxA Qf rae C0NcthftOA:-l respectfully
tender YOU the most earnest expresslOn of my
profOu nd gratitude for tho honor which sou have
this Jay done mo. IN app"intlns mo 10 preside over
Soar dsiiberst,ons. u 10. however, responsible
duty imposed. much more than a high honor con
iSrrsa. In the dsschargs Of that dutS- in the d.
reotion Of basinsss and OF debate. or the preser.
yation OF Order-it shall b my constant endeavor
iathfully and partially TO omciate here - your
minister, snd most numby 70 reflect your will.
In q great dSibofntive assembly hko this, 1t is
not the pSesidiMg oAcef IN whom the strength re-
stdes. Il - not his strength, bat yOurs-SOur in
tstlgsnce. y0ur sense OF order, your instinct VI
I rely, sentlsmen, con6dsnsly upon you. not upon
ms eei. fOs the prunp pit and parliamentary dispatch
81 the busineeg OF this Convention.
GensleHssp you hsvs come mere frOm the groon
hills Of the kast1sn Statss; from the rich etases 0i
cf the 6oath; from the fertile STATES o1 !hs mighty
q the disssst Orssoa ana Caltcfnis. lLoad
Sste ana sid ID the e!scfion Of tbc istsre ruisrs
81 tho kspubbc. Y0p do this - the representa-
tiyes Of the Democratic party Of the tnIon, whose
proud miseion Il ~ 10 maintain thQ Dubc 5eft,es,
q recOncsI0 DOyulaf freedom with c0nsisutsd "
6eY 70 maintain the sacred. yeeerved rights the
sOyeFoixn ktates. Loud and long OOntinued ap
plsnao 4 10 stand, IN 4 word the perpetual senfi
nAls al the outp0sts OF the Constitution. lCriss
al :. thas's the talk and i0nd cheering.
Thfs reutts snten, 10 ths mOesO tnecfih ted on that
serol Ia the hands nj th. smonumentai stnlue 0f
the xeoat statesman Of Houth CnsoitnS: Truth.
Juslios usi the Etsnsti,utiOn." Load Hhesss. J.
VprAssd " Us are tAoss vias iso0r ~ oyeahfsw