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ProcIamation from the Governor of
~ n h-l New York.

ALBANY, August 22.-Gov. Morgan has is.
sued proclamation. He says:
"As Chief Magistrate of the State, It is my
solemn duty to warn all good and loyal men Of
the dangers to which our institutions are ex-
posed, and to urge upon them the necessity of
earnest and jealous CO operation with the au-
thorities of the State and General Government,
OF cheerful contribution OF their means to sup
port the public credit and OF active enrolment
In the forces now being organized for the de-
Tense of the Union. Convinced that the tran
guilty Of the country so wantonly disturbed,
can only be restored by the prompt and vigorous
suppression of rebellion and treason, wherever
either may appear"
After alluding to the loyalty of New York,
and what the State has already done, he says:
"Another stage In the great rebellion has
been reached, and the Government, appreciating
the dangers now menacing, appeals for aid.
The whole country, the civilized world, now
looks to the State Of New York. Let the re
sponse be worthy Of her history. Let her an
swer go back in full ranks of earnest men, who,
justly valuing the magnitude OF the interests
involved, temporarily relinquish their pursuits
and prepare to meet the CRISIS" %
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TELEGRAPHIC
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From Louisville. Il

LoUIsvrLLE, August % The trestle work OF
the L. & N. R. r. at Sonora, Was washet
away last night, aud the passengers and mail
detained fiye hours. Il will be repaired to NOR.
Another trestle bridge on the Lebanon
branch, two miles from Lebanon, was alsc
washed away. " s, .esSkt. t
A special dispatch 10 the Courier, dated Pa
ducah, says: "The gun boat Conestoga came
here this morning with $50 men, captured the
steamer w. B. Terry and took her to Cairo
yesterday, and that 1000 Lincoln troops came
to Blandville, Kentucky, and captured two clti-
zens of that place and took them to Cairo as
prisoners"
:, The Courier also says the excitement at Lex.
jngton yesterday was very great on the arrival
of guns sent by the Federal Government, which
was increased by the turning out of the Home
Guards and the State Guards, and the arrival
OF cavalry. The Courier says difficulty would
have been inaugurated but for the persuasions
OF John G, Breckinridge, who addressed the
crowd, urging no violence, but to permit the
troops to take and convey the guns to their des-
tination. The Courier says the excitement along
the road is 80 great that no further shipment Of
arms will be attempted at present. .f5
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headquarters. Runners of an attack on this

| headquarters. Runners Of an attack on this
city are current.
ST. Louis, Aug. 22.-John A. Brownlee was
released from custody to-day, upon conditions
that he resign bis position as President of the
Board of Police Commissioners, leave the city,
remain in some free State, and not return here
without the consent of the military authorities.
RoLLA, August 22.--Accounts from SPRING
field are to the effect that from six to ten thous-
and Of McCulloch's army have left for the
North. A small force has reached Lebanon on
the Rolla road, and is engaged in making re-.
prisals and committing depredations on Union
men.
About seven hundred Of the exiles from
Springfield have Joined Colonel Boyd's regi.
ment. -
Thousands of Union men have been obliged
to abandon their homes in the Southwest, and
leave their propertyat the mercy ofthe' rebels.
Where is much distress among these people,
large numbers Of them having neither money
nor provisions.
The train of the, Federal army which was
brought from Springfield by Major Sturgis, is
said to be worth million and half Of dollars.
The passage of the rebel army north will eu-
able our forces, when they move back 70, Spring
field, to cue Off It's communication and retreat
with Arkansas, and completely inclose it in the
western counties of the State flf. .tia|
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III
u A letter from aboard the United States steam
ef CRUSADER, says the Mississippi has taken two
snail prlyateefs and driven two steamers back
into Mobile. III III Bs
The Tribune learns that the President has
authorized Hon. John s. Phelps, Of Springfield,
in Southwestern Missonri, 10 embody The citi-
zsns and form Eve reg ments Of infantry and
one of cavalry, TO serve under the laHsof Mis-.
souri, for six months.
In the meantime, orders have gone out
authorizing fifteen full regiments to be raised
in Missouri. for the war srs. = .s,.. ~
"A pretty reliable dispatch, received here yes
tefday, contradicts the rumor of Major Lynde's
surrender TO Texans, and 1t is said his position
is impregnable to any force the enemy could
bring against him. He is Vermonter, and
known as one of the most loyal men in the ser.
vice. 20" Ha .a
An Irish brigade, 5000 strong, is TO be imme.f
diately raised here, to be commanded by Gen..
Shields. ~
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Newspapers Suppressed I'm Philadel-
phi0. -r. Fr-.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 22.-On the arrival OF
the New York train this morning, the U. S.
Marshal examined all bundles of papers brought
on the train, and seized every copy of the New
York Daily News. Its sale is totally sup
pressed. tE rfH tr' -.
The Marshal also seized all the bundles Of
the Daily News at the express Office In this city
for the West and South, including over one
thousand copies for Louisville, and nearly FIVE
hundred for Baltimore, Washington, Alexan.
dria and Annapolis. u. S. Marshal Millward
took possession, this evening, of the office OF
the Christian Observer, in consequence Of a late
virulent article on "the unholy war"
Private information from Gen. Banks's col.
umn say be has advanced to Winchester, and
taken possession, notwithstanding the opposi
tion of 1000 rebels.
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The skirmIsh ON the Kanawba.

GALLIPous, August OLA skirmish took
place on the 10th instant at Hawks Nest, eight
miles beyond Gauley. The rebels, 1000 strong,
advanced to where the Eleventh Ohio had erect
ed barracks, and were driven back with loss
OF fifty killed and O considerable number
wounded and taken prisoners. Our loss none
killed, two slightly wounded and one missing.
Our forces captured quite number of horses
and equipments. sf
Another report by steamer from the Ka-
nawha tonight says that o. Jennings Wise was
taken prisoner. This is only report doubted
by some. @f f" 'ttI .tit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

A Coop STYLE OF AEvrRrsINo.--Mr Ken
nedy, the Proprietor Of Kennedy's Medical Dis
covery, has adopted very good style Of adver.
tising. He takes q man afflicted with some
painful humor, such as Scrofula, Salt Rheum,
Erysipelas, etc., cures him entirely with two or
three bottles Of his medicine, and returns him
to the community sound and healthy man.
He, of course, mentions his recovery to every
one he meets who is suffering from q similar
disease to the one with which he was troubled;
this man Is alec cured, and another advertise
ment Is secured. The country is full of these
living advertisements, who at any moment
are willing to testify to the virtues Of Kenne-
dy'e Medical Discovery, !. ~. Ir....a-a n
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probate court,

Items of business transacted in the Probate
Court Of Franklin county during the week, end
ing Friday, August 20, 1861:
MARRIAGE LICENSES ISSUED. @
James Hamilton and Elizabeth Lam, Amby
M. Welch and Mary A. Bvelmyer, John Thomp-
son and Tacy o o'Harra, James Egan and Bridget
Sullivan, Daniel Christian and Frances Virgins
(both colored). Hefaslf (
ADMITTED TO PROBATE. N i
The last will and testament Of CONRAD
MUELLER, late of Columbus, deceased, with the
codicil ann exed, was admitted TO Probate, on
Thursday, Aug. 22d.
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From Cairo.

CArRo, August % The gunboas Lexington,
Captain Ssemble commanding, captured the
steamer W. B. Terry at Paducah, KY, this
morning. The Terry was used in conveying
contraband goods to the rebels up the Tennes-
see river. She had on board thirty MIME
rifles and one field piece, and a rebel flag was
found on her. She was brought to Cairo
Colonel Dougherty and Lieutenant Colonel
Ransom, wounded in the fight at Charleston,
are rapidly recovering. q 49, .sl
No news from below to-day. The Lexington
returned to Paducah to night,
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Cincinnati Market.

1A.- bt,s en- cAcDrATI, Augrst23.
There not much done BY the groean. to- day, but
the transactions made reveal the same standard Of pr.
ces for lesiiDg staples H lfY5if lilt lss.
FLoUR-0f the low grades is but little inquired for,
and be purchased to 10c per bb lower than for
some days past The good qualities Of extra command
some attention from local buyers at % 30 to % 90 per
Dbl. i|al .f't.ssattaf. 81 ti.
WHEAT-Was less freely offered, TO-DAY, and the
prime grades we're trHe hrmer. Red we quote at rs
@78c and while at e5 to 90c The latter figure requires
superior or choice article Of grain. ..rll,,, ~ r
00RN-Was rather more easily had AZ 2ec. IL.
oATsAre less Arm, and 94c in bulk Is 40 exception
al figure for old. u !. .s.-...g La f.g ~. T. +
BARLEY AND RYE-Are neglected. i =. -. = -
WHIeKY-Hada frmer market, today, at &c..
...- n. q, ..I... ~ h. It'I Commercial.
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a D- The Cleveland Leader states that the q.
9. Express on Thursday night carried over ten
tons Of military goods through that city west
ward, and is daily doing the same. Most of the
goods are for, General FREMoNT. 1' t''
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

fSGT E. L. BAnBrR, of Fulton county, has been
appointed Major in the 3sth Regiment. Mr..
BARBER volunteered as private in srrEDmAs's
l4sh Regiment, and served his three months In
Western Virginia. This is much better than
appointing young men, because they are sons
of wealthy and influential Republicans and
would not volunteer when the President first
called for volunteers. yfA @
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'aTItis said that the celebrated DoDwoRTH,
of New York City, is organizing a band of mu-
sic for Col. CARRIsoroN's Regiment. The whole
number Of musiciansin in the regiment will be
1fafrfa 3 gi.'f.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

~, The Mcclellan Dragons, Captain BAR
KER, Of 1876 men, from Chicago, passed through
Cleveland on Thursday night, on their way to
Washington. They were to receive their
horses at Bellair. .la-. ~. n. ~. -
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10 The Forty ninth Regiment, o. v. U. S.
A., Col. GIpsoN, at Camp Noble, near Tifiu, is
rapidly filling up. To- the list Of officers we
gave yesterday, should be added VAN G. CooN-
ROD, Of Tifin, who has been appointed Adju'
tant, and H. A. srAYrH, also Of TIfin, appoint
ed Quarter MASTER \ 1t is expected that the
regiment will join Gen, FREMoNr's division.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

" SAMUEL v. BALDWIN, Probate Judge Of
Champaign county, died at his residence in Ur-
bana on the night Of the Goth inst. He had
held the position oi Probate Judge Of that coun-
ty for many years. ny ff.9@717 rss y
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

IL We understand that Captain MGLLER's
Company-Recruiting Office, 2Os South High
street-is now nearly full. A few men only
are wanted. AS soon as the ranks are filled
up, the company will be mustered into the SER
vice. 'al-1l. ...I. -..
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8- The Portsmouth Tribune states that the
Thirty. third Regiment, located in Camp Nor
row, near that place, is gradually approaching
the proportions of a full regiment. Five com.
panies were in camp on the Goth inst.
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Cleveland Market

CLEvuASD, August %. 1861.
FL0UR-Sales OF 100 bbs superhne at 50 SO, and q
small lot Of red double extra at "a 6ek. t..
WHEAT-This morning the market was still further
depressed and sales couside ble amount were made
at 90c. This afternoon there Is better feeling, and
10000 bushels are reported sold at g2c free on
81 90. .-,----..---.
C0RN-sales Of car on track at Csc.
. 0ATs-Quiet at 24D25o. " fLfF
BUTTER-Sales Of hrkns choice at &c. ~ 30
EGGs-sales Of 4 bbls at6Kc. .-,-........-...
J LARD-Dull at 1880 for country rendered.
/ E,A1 L4j fIE Leader'
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

UGTWo companies from Washington, Guern-
sey county, have recently arrived at Camp
Chase--Cspt. LAuoHLIN's Union Cavalry Com.
pany, and Capt. GiBEAur's Unioh Rifle Guards.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

" Captain ISAMs's Company of one hun,
drsd men, from Caldwell,p Noble county, and
Captain HILnr's Company Of ninety men, from
Tuscarawss county, arrived IN the city syester.
day forenoon, and proceeded to Camp Chase =
They are both fine looking companies. .s,as Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

F The Laboratory in this city, under the
superintendenoe Of Mr.. VAN Bunrn, turns out
from thirty to forty thousand cartridges daily.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

D- The Annual Fair of the Franklin Coun-
ty Agricultural Society commences at the Fair
Grounds, near this city, on Tuesday, September
Sd .,' a.ir,
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nty Central Committee.
senatoriaI and judicial convention.


The County Central Committees Of Frank.
lin and Pickaway Counties have agreed upon
"WEDNESDAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF SEPTEMBER, az
the day for the meeting of the delegates from
the counties Of franklin, Pickaway and Madi-
son, for the nomination Of a candidate for Sena-
tor. and Judge of the Court of Common Pleas
1t is requested that our Democratic friends
in Madison County will send delegates to the
Judicial Convention. rg - ~
The Convention is appointed to meet at Co
umbus at the City Hall. ''
WILLIAM DoMIGAa, .m
Chairman franklin Co. Committee,
WILLIAM DoAN,
Chairman Pickaway Co. Committee.
Columbus, Sept, 90, 1861.
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IL {, BEN. McCULLoCH.

Capt. @. s. A. and Adl't. Gen'l. ~ : y,
AS an evidence Of how the private property
OK either party will be respected, we may man.
ZION that the farm Of Hon, John s. Phelps
was visited by the rebels, and all his cattle,
horses and mules, and everything else valuable
on the premises, was driven away or destroyed.
KArsAs CIryt Mo-, Aug. S2 -lpformaton Of
the Of large forces of seceseionisti
isreceived here. From sos to 1000 will leave
jackson county this week, md a. many moro
from Lafayette county, en- route for secession
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

~ The Madison County Fair will commence
at London, Wednesday, Sept. 4, and last two
days. ~ Irs' Z. s.se 1l ai -lJs- is -eyy s1.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

D Col. E. NreH, Of Ironton, is appointed
Paymaster in the army, to be attached to Gen.
FREMoNr's Division. .sai ., =,
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The American Express Company has our
thanks for its daily favors in the shape OF the
very latest eastern papers. s'oG EfsA
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u Another ExaminAtion for Army Surgeons
will occur in Columbus, Sept. 6. Candidates
should forward their address to the undersigned
when circular will pc forwarded containing
full particulars. sd. .sis,.s.,.-,.
J.W. HAMILTON,
Aug. 24.-d8t. Sec. Medical Board.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

, BVisitors are not admitted into Camp Chase
on Sundays vIss 90 aay i-s,lsy s..4-a.a 5asl 81.
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pERRts<ANTE 0If' s'vVAIEE-Pss0OFI
~ QLQhKl CLIO klso,. olhor makes 81 npfing
sells and Buttons 20 match. Balm 4 e0N, !"
sprio No. 20 South High stree
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New York Cattle Market

For THE WEEK ENDING WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81, 1861.
SALES OF BULLooKs. sos
TOTAL RECEIPTS or CATTLE OF ALL KINDS, FOR THE wEEK
According to the reports from the several marke
places in the city there have been received thisweek
W II Aheen and
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~ HEADQUARTERS WESTERN Army
CAMP near Springfield, Mo-, Aug. 10

NAmf uehr OptihBneiuJ uU'b huB. IL
The General Commanding takes grea. pleas
ure in announcing to the army under his COM
mand, the signal victory it has just gained
Soldiers of Louisiana, Of Arkansas, Of Mis-
puri and Of. Texas, nobly have you aus
aimed yourselves shoulder to shoulder
y on have met the enemy and driven him
before you. Your first battle has been gori-
GUS, and your General is proud of you. The
or, posing force, composed mostly of the old reg
ular army of the North, have thrown them
selves upon you confident Of victory, but with
grea. gallantry and determined courage you en-
tireIy routed them with great slaughter. Sew
eral pieces Of artillery and many prisoners are
now in your hands. The Commander-in Chief
Of the enemy is slain, and many OF the genersl
officers wounded. The flag of the Confederacy
nov floats over Springfield. the stronghold Of
the enemy. The friends Of our cause who have
been imprisoned there are released. While
announcing 70 the army the great victory, the
General hopes that the laurels you have gained
will not be tarnished by single outrage. The
private property Of citizens Of either party must
be respected. Soldiers who fought as You did
day before yesterday cannot rob or plunder.
,s,g1e l1ao By order of 81 retsa
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From, Missouri.


SPRINGfKLD, Aug. is. .--The following procla-
nation has been issued; 1s, ,.-r
To tie People of Missouri:
Having been called by the Governor of your
State to assist In driving the Federal forces out
Of the State, and in restoring the people to their
just rights, have come among you simply with
the view Of making war upon our Northern
foes and driving them back. give the oppres.
sed of your State an opportunity of again stand
ing up as freemen and uttering their true senti-
mentsas You have been overrun and trampled
upon by the mercenary hordes of the North;
your beautiful State, has been nearly subjugated
Dut those true sons Of Missouri who have COZ
tinued In arms, together with my force, came
back upon the enemy, and we have gained over
them great and signal victoryj their General.
in-Chief Is slain, and many OF their other gen.
eral officers wounded; their army is in full
flight, and now, If the true men Of Missouri will
rise up, and rally around their standard, the
State will be redeemed. do not come among
you to make war upon any Of your people,
whether Union or otherwise. The Union peo
pleiwil all be protected In their rights and prop
srty. l.s c 'e s.iss ~ y =
it is earnestly recommended to them to re.
turn to their homes Prisoners of the Union
party who have been arrested by the army, will
be released, and allowed to return to their
friends. Missouri must be allowed to choose
her own destiny, No oaths binding your con-
\ sciences will be administered. .,I l have driven
the enemy from among you. The time has
Low arrived for the people OF the. State TO act.
You caDnot longer prOcrastinate. Missouri
must nos atakep her position, be it North or
South, ,.t.........
.res.1 (sigued) BEN McCULLoCH
The following general order has been pro-
mulgated: t.,Sr g,t
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COMMERCIAL MATTERS.
I columbus Retail Market.

l. FRnAY. August %. 1861.
The following are the retail quotations corrected by
VIM. II. Restieaux, wholesale and retail grocer No.
LOG South High Street.
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WHOLESALE MARKET.
WEEKLY REVIEW.

FroUR-sales at u 20@4 25 for new red and a 80
"a 75 for white; market unsettled. =
WHEAv-dull at 7O9eOc.
CoRS-sales at Isc
GA s--sales dulla. I50l6c. fHt $50 81.
Ryr-small sales a. 45lD50c. eco u1tt !s.
HAY-ssies at S5@G. 30 .sttTrl
PoTATors-sales at 30d35c. si tt-a
BEAEs-sales at t67c9Sl25. .-
sABT-rules at 81 so per bbl. |I.t l
WHITE FIsH-rule at Sc 5O97 90 per Dbl.
Sugars, Teas and Coffee advancing still. GJs4f
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-08-24

~ Tine lsIs Ohio State Fair Z 1co,mnsAeasAy
Dayton, on Tuesday, Sept. 10, and viii consihus
three days.
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TnR CLOSE OF THE MARKlr.

D.
WEDsRSDAY, August. 2l.-0wing to the perfect coun-
terpart OF Bull Run panc which induced every one
to be and come out hindmost there were more bu
locks sold yesterday that was thought possible could
be done, so that there is rather smaller stock than
usual on hand for the closing day. and prices do not de-
cline. One broker declared that he would get $50
head to-day for a lot offered at $50 yesterday. We
think right good fat steers will sell to-day whout anv
decline, at least and all the stock will be sold much bet
ter than owners brokers considered possible at
yesterday when there appeared to be almost
sation Of uade and upon the alarm that prevailed that
all the cattle would not be Sold the buyers got them at
lower prices per head according to their weight than Al
any previous time though paying nominaiIy the same
rates per pound 30 our quotations, which show nearly
as they did last week. do give the real decline which
appears in the fact that bulocLs have been sold ia
the market this week at 7kc. p net d. which wouId
have broughtSc last week quite easily and 90 OF the
lower AIDES, some Of which have sold almost equal to
prices usually prevalent about the time snow flies II
the oversupply continues this year to be crowded
the market up the beginning OF winter the pros
pect Of selling lean stock for any than the hide is
worth at home deducting cost Of and 9TH
er expenses, s lean Steers that the owneythink
would make cw. OF beef each have sold this week At
S25 head. We have doubt that some pretty decent
ones have sold at less thsn 90 net, pound We lave
noticed several lots at $50 each which would net over
cwt. average. 80 o. .r '.t' e,i ~
PROBABLY every specuiatOr that went out after the
close OF last market to buy cattle in stu has lost
money and some Of the western owners who refused the
low offers Of buyers have lost stIl heavier. We kuoW
OF Iowa drover Of so head which the owner
had offer for at Albany Of S53 each which sold mere
at trae over $50, out Of which, deductIng cormssoo
and expenses will make difference Of 90 ahead
net receipts and the oer and II said that the oner
was offered Chicago as much a the drove brou here
losing all the expenass Of transportation. =, =. :, -
From the present Indications think that II n not
safe Ia calculate upon &c. net pound as the ton
Of the market during autumn Certainly not ghle mi.
nois furnish from 1000 TO 1900 head Of fat
week which o. present 1t appears able to continue to
10 Indefinitely. lfn fAA ttQE NiHg.fgE III
Although the men in at the West REQUIRE some fat
,atle that does not make up for The number that have
md this win leave larger balanceto come here.