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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24
LAT N E w s.
LsClAlas. lows. Jsss ~ losl.


LsClA,ss, Iovs. Jsns ~ loel.
Kpa. Du,sscsAs Mo tine II he pase slgbt
ysass hsvs knsvs ths Asassial s1aiss u -
Claire = BE- IN % depressed sssditisa. Ths
stsss pssslssties olisdasssisl bssissss thae hes
fell upes this Wsstss1 sesstsy - ssed = shs
sdvsntsgss ef Southern ssmmssss 10 felt - .
greater OF lees extent in every precinct. aad te
What sasss are ~ to attribute the terrible ~
lsnity thst has seas spsa -; oese smphst.
isslly 70 he election Of The pssssst Chief Nag.
issrsts. II 10 and has proved dear expert.
nsnt. Bat the end 10 not yet. The Dsossss
o. Who have fought in words and In des6s los
the equal right asd essssitutiossl liberties Of
the people: yss. the Ds~oesesy that hes oede
this Government all that 1t has been IL hsses.
in power and in glory. nov rise - oss nas
70 march undes that time hosossd dsg-ths
Stare and Stripes. while the nissssbls pol.
troons ssd fanatics. who are and have besa ny.
ing 70 subvsst the Copstitation. iasalt every
patriot With. "you dare not own that yeu are
Democrat, for " viii hang you II yes do.
for you are spotted"
The gallant little band that left this city at
the call Of Republican Prssident. consisted
Of tventy-six Democrats. one Bell man and
three Republicans thirty In all Dat Of The
ssvsnty.tvo Wide Avahss. al went 70 battle
but sixty-nins. This statement IL correct. and
ds6ss contradiction.
The public schools closed their Spring term
yesterday. The tsachsrs leave the city today
for their homes elsewhere. Il is said BY ell
who have taken On interest In the prosperity
Of our schools. that . greater tsnsfit. In the
way Of education. hes been accomplished in
the last quarter thss at any previous ona
The Gazette, that beautiful specimen Of NO
party sheet, thinks jersey ought 10 come into
notoristy - IL editor did on the same footing.
"Colrmbiad" 10 out in smother elaborate let.
ter Of great magnitude. in which he gives those
including himsslf. particular Eta
Billy. Il IL pity you eaupot 6nd something
more worthy OF Jour intellectual mind. and
magic pen. than abusing those old foeiss Of
your own party. Just call them BY their pro-
per nsmes, disunioniet. not seesesionist. viii
you They cannot deny it. ! hope may
not Be called upon to give you another drub-
bing. yet truth 10 mighty and must prevail.
Poll Tax. aliss Index. alias Foster. 10 going
10 leave town 10 few days. - Oh is confident
when the paper contaioiog his strictures On
the Loodon Di.paseA articles reach Europe. he
will b rendered the position Of critic to the
Rsvies, Or some other pest Of hon.
Or. JsRssY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24
NIGHT DIsPATCHEs.
From Washington.

E1O6 ~ W0SDu0GS00s
WASHINGTON, Juse -.
terfere with tho due course Of law in the case Of
the captured pirates Of the psivateer Savannah.
The case Of the schooner Tropio " ind, will
probably be appealed to tho United States Court.
N. Crttendsn will offer his compromise at tho
Extra Session Of Congress, probably coupled with
threat Of the secession II Keatueky ii il IL not
adopted.
Especial to the Commsrcial.l
Senator Johnston, Of Tennessee, paid visi,
this morning TO leading omcials, and Was warmly
| received. The Administration wss highly pleased
with the ms1ly and vigorous attitude Of Mr..
johnson.
Be.uregard is evidently making preparations
for advancing.
II 10 undsrstosd that some Of the Southern
aroops ere jealous Of their state designation and
don't respond with much slaerity 70 their ofissrs
orders.
Especial TO the Post,
Good judges say there won't bs any bsttle for
. weeks yet, and perhaps noss this side of Rich
mond, except small skirmishss.
Gtvernmsnt will issue orders preventing army
and navy performing service - slave cetchsrs,
that business belonging to civil officers.
1t 10 said that Secretary Chese will recommend
Congress TO impose slight income tax.
Senator ohnson has arrived hero. He was
fred upon while passing through Cumberland,
Ga. but is uninjured. He says that tho Union
Gen. Scott had been asked BY western mon to
order . retreat 1t Cadwalsder, across tho Poto-
mac. The old here answered, "Its slf right its
all right; you will say 20 three months hence"
messenger from Falls Church says there ere
now a, 600 rebel troops st FaiFfax.
A gentlemen from Paris says that he saw three
letters from Senator Mason, dated February 9th,
declaring that arransements had been made 70
secure the passage OF tho Secession Ord nance in
Virginis, and Washington would bs ssiscd at IN
saTly day. Mason WAS then setting in Congress.
From letters received in the War Department
to-day there 10 reason 70 believe that the rebels
intenaed 70 attack Washington this morning but
for reasons, the plot failed 70 come 70 head. The
Captsin Of . steamer from below says there ars
indications Of the erecting Of rebel batteries st
4sshie's Point.
Lowe, the balloonist, il making an ascension
from Arlington this p. m. 70 view the position Of
the rebels.
Tho Twenty Ninth New York Regiment has
arrived.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24
NUMBER 2l8.


Rsposts fssa wasAiagssaay - nv vin -
Seuosed u dae - 80 - poeo51oo. 0ooes1nV
We9s Win ssse9nssd Aeasy sygse9daAis10 -
ooytn9 var voGDo1o,
The Presidsss vim ell - 9 lsaa 1ooyeoo -,
- Ihs aogregAees - usosy - eosseDo11.
Veee1sss Win ~ - eap1 ~ s.sp6nA ~ vsle
q haesas sespns vhessves theee b = efUnnloo1
!sbsllicc, ed II he j.Aesasas q NE Yisslasss
= :eo.ld > sssDsa6sd, he s1psaslsa = ssaDe
betng temporary.
pa: r. he lsaiasA ssass lsas ssslAss ells.-
600, q the Mage q - l-1aoo 0-loO. The leoa
eo0nissicnsss 1esidsa - = aesspe den un1W
-, ead take till Friday nsEs - decide WhsehR -
accept undss 20.
4 gsntlsmaa Who hss j1se arrived fton RlsA
mood, inferno % that When ~ ls(e tAses wee
oaly aboat 5,o0o troops sasa1psd thses.
Troops wsse assivi1g enl gelag tAseogh 70 No
naalss aad laspsg's ksny - tie sate = i 80 q
1000 daily.
JET Davis lives q he spetsvssd Hesss IN
Richmond, and the State DepoTtneate aae apast-
meats are In the hotel.
Not moro than sae-tAisd sf Tie usual tebeees
esop has bssa planted tAis yeos. Theee 10 - nae-
ket for IL. The sronad bsiag ness valuable Sss
wheat and corn. The crops look Ansly.
II is extssnsly di0ssls Tor stsaagsss y 81 svsy
frsm Richmond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24
SATURDAY. June -.

SATuRDAy, June -.
ARRIVED.
KBY ClsY, Worden, st. Louis
LuxslN1, Dsvie, Fort Madiscn.
An HlNn, 0alt Dubuque.
pDPABFRp.
KBY CIfY, Wordsn, st. Paul.
LC xnRMs, Davis, Fort Nadison.
The Hswksys State. Capt Gray, will - The
regular Northern Lins packet for st. Louis this
morning.
The light dsausht packet Ad Hins, Captaia
0alt and Matt. Dalssll Clerk, will depart for Da-
bsqSs this mening ct o'clock.
The mail and passenger packet Ksts Cassel,
Capt. Hillhouse, cd Clerk Hannun, will depart
for Fort Madison as o'clock this evening.
The popular Northern Line packet Sucker
Sssts, Capt. Rhedss, will depart for for 81. Pal
his nssning.
Ths wAAs number Il steamboat arrivals st this
pors ior the week ending Saturday nisht last
wss fifteen.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

THAxKs.-W. H. Dsdrick Rsq. who
arrived here from 81. Louis lase evening hs'
our ssaats 0or late pspsrs. He 10 Of ths opis
On that there will b setlvs times IL that city
- soon - the ssssshsss get . chance. That
tl0s may net sems vs hope.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

PnILuARMoNlo SrsAwsERsY FESTIVAL.
Please bear II oind that the annual sssv berry
festival ef the Philhasnosis Society takes
p'sss THE evening st Hstrspelitsn He'll. The
society has prepared some delightful susis.
and any quantity Of has strawberries and
erssm for The occasion.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

WHsAr.-Ths average price Of wheat
yesterday. vss City ssasA lev lsts vest
80 ssst highse. and ssos psos lots - lev u
forty esnts. These has bess . seosldssabls
amount beosght forward. There is less Of Il
- so0s In yet.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

RscoaDBa noCosH informs No that
The Pest Omss st Dewitt va broken open
ssd robbed - Tharsdsy sight last. BY gang
sf psbsls ssensstsd With those arrested q
Psinsssss. They put 81 lsr The North, pur.
SEED By eBesss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24
Supposed Murder Of q Davenport Vel.
unfeaI.

The Ksokuk Journal says thst Mr.. Powslson, Ut
the Lyons City Guards, arrived st Keokuk on
WedAssdsy evening last. sent BY Col. Curtis, to
bring letters from the soldiers and take back let
tsrs, stores, uniforms and such things ~ were
intended for the Regiment. Among other items
Of news. he reports the following sad Intelligence
NJ. r. did not know moro deAnitsly) vent up
iuto town (St. Jo.) on Sunday morning. and has
not been heard Of sincs he 10 supposed to have
been Murdered; Col. Curtis Gays he must have
him, or have the town.
Tho news comes pretty straig t,yst No have sssn
letters from St Jo., Of the 18th inst, which ~
nothing about the affair.
Mr.. Powelson furnished the journal. with the
following interesting items:
Saturday q about nson, . man csms to the
camp with large quantity Of nice milk, which
dark Of the same day, two or three Of the oompe-
MES were ordered down tho road about 50 miles,to
guard bridges. They reached one bridge Just -
six men were engaged in burning it the men
were arrested, the dre put out, the bridge saved,
and the six men wsrs, when NJ. p. left, in camp.
and expected to b shot. In the same neishbor-
hood they also captured 10 more secessionists,
among whom was that same milk man-who he'd
ran away these 30 miles, and got with these ss-
ceseouists again, ance upon that day. Il Was sup
Poooo tnss NO 1nseuoeo 70 oletnoute nIss good,
and Afterwards poisoned, milk TO the soldiers.
What was done with him, we did not learn. On
Sunday they captured another secession Dag, and
i've more prisoners, among whom was Capt. Car
een one Of the most prominent seeessionisss there
The next thing Of any importance whatsves, 90
currsd on Asnday night; the Lyons 1uards, ID
regiment, company I, Capt. Cox. while in the cars
about IS miles west Of Hannibal, on their ~ to
guara bridge, were fired into By band of about
70 sscsssioniss, bat every shot was 600 high, and
10 injury VAS done; owins to circumstances the
train passed on without stopping or returning the
IRE. About two weeks ago citisen Of st. ossph
Mayor Of st. Joseph went bail for the man !; sinse
the ID regiment arrived there, the nan vanoussd
and % on Tuesday morning Gel. Curtis sent NO.
ties to the Mayor t. appear In camp he cane
Voluntarily, and 10 detained there.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

HAyIM0.-Fssmers are now busily
sassssd IL doisg sp thsie haying. The
vsssas hss sssa 6ss for that purpose. ssd
ssassassasly Ne quality q hey pss sp Il ~.
ssllsst. Hay vill BE- shssp the sssuisg year.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

B0sroM, June 22.
The 5th regimentof Marines will leave Portland
for N. Y. Wednesday next, via Ball river line
from Boston.
The frigate Hsntes sailed from Portsmouth yes
terday. She carries 80 guns, and o6icers and crew
numbering sou. The vinoennes 1t the Chasss-
town navy yard, will probably sail Tuesday: The
Prisibls is ready 70 sail.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

SALE OF STATE BosDs.-In another
eeluna will b isuad On ajvsstissmspt Of sals
OF Ststs Beads 70 The amosnt Of tl00.00o
Those Who desire 70 make really cafe invest
men. can fad no better opportunity than thia
Both Interest and principal ere sars, and "
hope The entire lot nsy Be taken sp In this
State The Govssnsr's appeal - tex payers
ehosld BE- rssd stssstivsU and prospsly acted
upon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

THE CITY.

Jusr N TlMs.-Now 10 the time 20
ese sesss siss ssnnsr hats, ,sAsep 81 Fsssssd'a
They ase eel aad eem5ortabls. Go asd sss
The lats arrivals.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

Il y s.aa taas 0sa. osAsask has a.psiassi Daa
fsett q Cissaaeassi Cee1issiasy 4 Is Ssiaais.
end Cheeeoee ot she n. Y. III Haei1eat M ~
Canp With The saak ef Caplai,.
OPeeses Anees g !sciaa.. leaves hses ts-nss.
rsqssltioa % The Wa Dspartnsas iss Sssr q.
diGioaal ragiDsats fso0 NE 6sass, % - tokea
fren ths int seseo1 aaA third Oosesessioaal Die
tgiets. large ou0bse e eo0pa1ies ars alrssdy
fesnsl u thss past q Ne 0tsss. aad noss orEAs-
issd With visw e innediese service In tlsss
Esgin0ts. A. svideoss g aeeive var psclaeatiaes
u tie fest list Qssrsss Master General 1sigs a.
vsTsisss fes bagage vaGsas.
Adviees have beel Esssivsd fro1 near Fort
Piekens 70 the 3oth. Thsrs was no shasge = -
military stasas. Active epsatisss we're still
kept up on both sides. Co1naodss Dfewn bed
entirely completed his nsaas u dsfsese. The
fssrs vess entertained Of the rebel fosess uaass
Gen. Bsage, which our soDmaader statso ase
still very Low, notvishstanding portion oe then
Asvs bsss detailed for service q eems other
poat.
Especial 70 the Hsrald.l
0sstlsmsn here Who ars:Ia coumunicatioa with
Unioaists In East Tennessee, ase Of the ooinioa
that the oonvention called 70 meet at Knoxville
will pursae couns similar 70 that sdoptsd "
the wheeling convention.
In visginis they will rspudiats the usurpsss st
Nashville, elsot Governor asd esgAniss . Gov
srnment near - possible In Conformity with he
Previsions Of the 6tsts Csnstitution and call upea
the loyal meh Of Tsssessse 70 rally 10 their sup
port. The Union men there are q The sighting
point, I'll they want from the 0ovssnmsnt 10 arms,
whom they have these they will take care Of thsm-
selves and close he Cumberland Gap X. X. against
foroemsnts Of men and supplies 70 tho rebels in
vifginia. This movement will supply another
rssiment 70 the cirelo Of Union men thot 10 grad
ually being tightsnsd around the rsbsls in W.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

RRMARXs.-We are about to remark
that II any body thisks that the itsmical world
presents large variety Of resources about
these times they are mush more mistaken than
the devil vas when he shsarsd the hog 70 get
. ponnd Of WOOL The incident here alluded
70 10. We believe. . historical fact. (See comic
almanaes. and email beer polisisiaus.) Itsus
nonssnss! The article don't exist They have
aithsr oil seeded or voluntssred. The cause
should bs invsssisated. Our Subscribers are
elsmorous for items. yet. at the came time. no
one Of them feels disposed 10 help the cause
along BY stirring up prouiseous fights. foot
rssss. Getting ores. reporting scandal and sieh.
Our readers are remarkably moral people
owing No doubt TO the wholesome inAusuesa
which " daily throw about them. But items
-6ddlsstieks-ths plant don't grow In this Vi.
einity. 1t has played out along with many
other things) among which We nay mention
Illinois wildcats and high pressure business
generally. That's ell " have TO ny st pre-.
ent.
FARH HAsDs Wages for farm
hands for the eomiog harvest. will nsesssarily
be high. We understand that the general
figure will be from two dollarr 70 two fifty
per day. This will come rather hard. When
farmer hes 70 give from four to Eve bushels
Of wheat and board for days work. 1t seems
altogether too much Of good thing. Very
lev cen afford to do sny thing Of the kind.
-
ACTING Col. Heron, Of the Sd Regiment, in
forms ~ that Mr.. CLARK, Of Iowa City. . brother
in-law Of Gov. Kirkwood, told him yesterday that
Gen. Dodge has recently telssrsphed 70 Gov.
Kirkvood, that he eould procured Enfeld rides
for the three Iowa Regiments. Gov. K. in reply,
told Gen. Dodge 70 send them on. It 10 probable
hat these rides may bs obtained, and soon b
hero.
We learn that word frequently arrives that the
ID Rsginent 10 wanted In Missouri, bat No ofhcial
orders, o. even appointments have been Jet re-
ooived.-Keokvk Journal.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

THE patriotic ladies Of Davenport
aad all othsss interested. ere earnestly reqaess.
ID 70 meet at our former plses Of meeting on
Tussdsy next. q 10 o'clock A. n. To prepare
ssos Hsvslosks. e klad Of lissa esp With .
dtssp ssps,) fss ose soldlssa
By order Of The President.
Mas. p. H. Woslsy, Ssc'y.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

TIE PAsoRAHA.-We are requested
- state to sur readers Who intend to zee The
A'sror Of Italy Tomorrow sight st Astsopol,
~ Hall. shst Il 10 highly impertsnt shst they
should 60 ssvly. Some Of the most msgni6esn.
scenes ssns first. The canvass moves as Ia
pvssissIy. Go In season.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

F0RF MONROE, jane 81.
Tho Regiment which yesterday made re-
connoisance towards Great Bethel returned last
evening, having gone 70 the nsighborh0od Of
Little Bethel. They brought baek intelligence
Of importance.
Il 10 un6 srstood that the Coufsderatss are con-
csatratiEg = lar e fofce 81 Yorktown.
II 10 safe TO say that important movements are
going on At Sewall's Point, and also at Will
1naghby's Point, some three miles further down,
snd opposite the Rip Raps,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

TslAL.-The pugilistic individual who
stsssk D.. waadsslish Ne other day. vas ar.
sestsd and takss before justice NeKovu, on
Saturday. Change Of venue vs. taken before
ksqairs Whsslss. whore the esss vas sdiournsd
over until Monday. st which tine hs will prob.
sbly get bic dsssssts. Hubbsll fer plsiatif !;
Ony for defendeut.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

FSNB 6PsCmBns ~ NAxDLs WoRx
~ !. 3. BsvIsa's Hsss-At this shsp. - ths
ssstA-sass corner Of Perry ed Csassssisl
ajIey. vs seaissd - Saturday. Ass aasbjs
osssosst. - b sesassi evss Ne gssve Il Ne
Isss Caasles Psvsss. Ksq. This oeeuosas y
- b. vhss ssopjstsd. slsvsa Ssss tvs issAss
- height Il sises iron the bettea Asst With
TO dee. white sssbls bssss. shss Ne ssl
eap. oil sf vhieh Il sssosssssd With hssd.
ssosly Aatsd selans six Ssss In height. A
Tie tep II h bsskss 81 abruptly IL pssisstly
nstsrsl nsnssr. and over vhaeh is throws .
hssdsoosly sad sseuratsly carved wreath.
The sstiss work will make sA slsgast ap.
peasasss, dsisg hssos - ths still ef he asti
sass Il y nsds Of Sossh Fsls (vt J marble
Another piece Of marble. taken opt Of .
quarry down is BuAEslo. 10 this seusty. u real.
y sttsastivs. Is lsst. vs have never ssss
anything In Iowa which equals IT, The work.
ssa we're sansiassuring fron il . table tes
d.. Chsssbroush. o. shs ssrfsss 10 - Be seen
great diversity Of pstsifisd shslIs. asiosls Of
shs hsh tribe. also leaves Of different kindss
roots and grsssss-snd . thousand peculiar
thiaes which vs ssnsot same, Ill Of which
'usnish . most Interesting study. Those II.
elinsd TO sdoiss The curious will find plenty
te interest then. and vs advise then 10 Try II.
There is plenty more Of the sashs sort st Buf.
fsls. We think Il u more elegant than the
sslsbratsd '6sh masbls" st Iowa City.
There ere ether Ans spseinens Of marble
werk in the shop. which are highly srsditabls.
NJ. Fowler hes bssa here bat . short time,
bat u turning ost ssms Of the most srsdi.abls
pieces Of work vs hsys sssn in THE country.
We hope be will Be encouraged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24
COM M e RCI AL
DAILY REPORT.

O11Ics OF rBs DRnocaAr AND NswAl
Saturday Eve, June -, 1851. I
The prospect for crop were seldom better than
at present, and with the sbundanes now in the
country, and the slight chances for . market.
We have nothing to expect but low prices. Wheat
10 . shade lower.
FLov.-Firm at ss.so@4oo. Shipments 500
bbls.
wHsAs-Narkst not % arn. so0sle. Receipts
S,s27 bu. Shipments TOO bu
BAsL8Y.-Nominal st lSc. Receipts 50 bu.
CosS.-Supply limited on account oflow prices
We quote as l3c. Receipts $50 bu.
OATs-Nominal at 110l2c:
HAY-New $500, Old 44.So@60O.
RETAIL MARKET.
FRssE BufrHR.-s0los y b.
Esss-se = dos.
SrRAwBBssfss-S0lec y quart.
CuasAHrs--Se y quart.
0oosBDsRRISs-Sc p quart:
CAssAoB-6c y head.
New York Aarket.
Nsw YoaE, June ~.
FLouR.-9srket dull and in favor Of buyes.-
S4.35@4A0 Super Ssate 44.70@l. 80 Extss STATE !;
vlb0@4.55 super Western !; 94.6005 90 Common
70 medium ExtFe Western 81. IS Shipping
Brands extra r. Fl. o.
WuBAr.-NaSket dull.
RYs.--Quiet, s6@eSc.
BARLsY.-Dull, 55062c.
ConN..Aarket has IN upward tendency. 430
10 New Mixed Western.
OArs:-Aarkst quiet. 2s0s2 Western snd
State.
PonK-Dull, ,sls.s7@15.lo prime:
BsB1-Dull.
Cur AsALs-Unchsngsd.
LABD-Quiet.
BUsfsR-In fairrsqusst, 00l5c Ohio and State.
WusKY.-l0H01Sks:
New York 0tock Market,
NV Yosx, Jsae -.
Stscks higher bat quist.
Ao. ss, SIX Tsnn. So, -, Va, - +; Ca. 50:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-06-24

SRosssIoN FLAe.-Our neighbors of
Ne 0asssss revived Saturday svsnisg. By u.
press. real secession dag. rattle sasks, eotsos
eeus sad oil. II 10 the most ugly Looking u
vs'e ws have ever sssa In he shape sf flag
- ess sn sgly lsekisg 'saspsst' wrought upos
w. y fspesssstsd ~ ssyipg " dost tread o.
os" but ~ dsat tAisk he sdaeaiaisa will
y particularly hooded b eur hsya The eos.
esfa vss sspssssd aad isevsslsl By Cspaais
0sslss. Il y Ne Arss 80 ws have ever sssu.
ssa vs sAa'l ~ b particularly ssasyslM vs
AsveP - asethee.