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American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19

simmon Greek swamp, on the Canton and
Livingston road.
The following amounts against the county
were allowed, and ordered to be paid out of
any moneys in the County Treasury not 9TH
erwise appropriated:
To F. Russell, fer provisions furnished Mrs.
Williams, pauper, from LIST July to LIST
October. .-...---.S - 10
Taylor, for board Of negro boy Bill, a
State prisoner, from 18th March 10 18th
April .. unconventional. IL 90
To same, for Jury ticket. so
To w Davis, for provisions, &c, furnished
the Hancock family, paupers. 1900. Il
To 4 R. Haddox, Sheriff, to ray Inspectors
and Clerks OF Election held on the 18th
October. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT leo GO
TO 3. r. Allen, for this amount on account
Of commissions for assessing taxes. 200 90
To Mrs. E. Wallace, for board Of the Osborn
children, from ist July to lst October. Is 90
To c. c. Cooper, for per diem, mileage, &C.,
as member CT the Board Ct Police. II so
Ordered, That the Board adjourn until the
meeting in course.
J. r POWELL President
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19

~ nAA FASNAN'S IRON TTESs
kU. UOO I0.000 S7ssr's hon 1ssss
10 S.raubss Pata1s Ce-R zsllss
50 Sacks Bran:
IS SACKS Old government Java C1-tee-
50 Boxes old Y i--iaiz Teh=sees
- Boxes Choice Harry &C The Nss. de-
50 Boxes Pau Touss de-
% Barrels &olassess
- Half Barrels Aolzssess
TieEces Eicss
100 Boxes Candles
50 Boxes Starch
100 Bones Panty Soaps
50 Boxes Boston Sozps
200 Kegs Nails
50 Coils Hand Ropes
500 Coils Machine Eapes
I0oa Sacks Sail;
$50 Barrels Line:
l0e Barrels Cement.
II store an FER sale BY
CZUTCEEE = CO
yicksbgrgs July 2 1851
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19

Z ETTERSs OF Administration h=viaE beea
z 1 granted 70 the uzds-zl-as1 a. tae AuTszss
Term, 1854, OF the Prcesse C0Grs Of &z1ise=
county, Mississippi, on The estate q 1osl IL
Ozier, deceased, al persons iz1saLe4 60 s&l4
estate o-c hereby notified . coZe forward
and ulake pay-cat, and thcse k2vszs clzsZs
against TIE estate as required = pzezeas
them, legally authenticated. wissla Is E-=e
prescribed II law O. tAey p u = e1EEed-
HARVEY J. oz1k&
Aug 81, 1seI-55-5t
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19
M a ID.

In Summit Miss, on Tuesday. the sth inst, at the
residence Of Mr.. George 7. Gracey, by Rev. D. w.
Dillahay, Mr. r. E. WHITE. late OF Madison county,
Miss, and Miss HELEN E TYRES, daughter of Mrs
E. c. Manscoe, of New Orleans.
~ Memphis Avalsnche and New or,esns Delta
please copy.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19
Citation.

To G9 PsrsgHs iat-ress14 Is SIS GEszs- e Izs-zz
y. G5ed5sag, 8sr.zEsis
Voc are hereby cited % le and Fars1zA-iT
appear before tie Protate C2Grt 81
Madison County Mississippi. On s1s secgla
Monday o. October next 90 she's calze. l-
any you can. v ly tLe anal acro-G- q ll--rs-
=. Fearr. a1-zz11str1--r C- the s=-aze af Jas
". GIaddiu<, deceased sha--I zas q al-1E-
ed, and q decree ua61 tEz-e1a accordingly
WITNESS. tie E5a- Wl-L- s. Ball
LEY judge of 5Ge Eza1as1 C---s e.
LIS. said couaty, slls ITt1 Gay - Az
49, gust, a i. IsEI- ana sea- &C s-l-
court.
GEORGE WARD C--rs-
~ Z . TAz1s Dea- C-2- AaE-- 81
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19

All ages have been characterized by events aud
issues which indicate the progress Of mankind. Ma
tiOns have had taeir rise and fall. eighteen hmm
dred years have stamped their footsteps on the
able enterprises and discoveries CT the present age
One OF these, and beneficial one, Is that new med
icine discovered by Sir George BaIlsngal.-the
Highland B.tters-which invgorates the whole
vital functions Of the human frame, makes the Old
ieel young, and tie young feel gay.-LezsPhss -42-
cal.
ga-so!d By the sole proprietors, s. MANSFIELD
& co, Wholesale Druggists, Memphis. Tenn, and
BY all respectable druggists ard merchants
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BaRTRAsD-s guEUgsTIC IIyTwgsT.

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CeTt.fcGks q i. II. DiRkias, Esq.
Mr. J. BAETRAND:
Dear Sir II take pleasure II
testifying TO the curative effects Of your Liniment-
Ny negro boy, sixteen years Of age, has been unable
10 his arm for fifteen months consulted sew
eFal physicians, who pronounced il paralysis.
tried yaTioas kinds of stimulating Lilimenfs 10 10
effect in fact the boys arm was fast wasting away.
In this condition / sent him 10 your house aad 70
my utter establishment in less than four weeks the
boy returned home with perfee. use Of bis arm and
has done good work ever since.
Yaars Respectfully,
CANTON Feb. 18th, 1851 A. Il. DISKEs.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19
PoPuLAR I'D FAsElNssLE IS

20 = s q e.
TEIHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully E1-
I nouaces % the citizens cl Cl-l-a sz1
vicinity, that he has cepcs1-el Ier sal= ass
always viii keep ~ 5 = Cai4-s Caz-zc-ll--
ar Store South side 0f The Pl4Gc >s5z4ze,
4 large selection o. Gle latest a-t ness FeE-
ular music O. tAe day 4zG- alsc- tEe hesE
classic music Il ghe oal aud Ezc-z-1 S---.-1--
Cd composers. The alaslc $ selel-s- - -i-z-
self, and viii slll tle ttscs -1l watt -f --r
1nusle-lcviaE people Eee l--1es. zEe---- 3
are invited - call - tbs above -a=-- ez-s--
lishmeut, alG examine the st-ek. a---.le-l
the large selection Of be1E-i-ll scG-s. ss--=-
Nr. Chii5s viI be glad 70 w@i- o. lAses. -la
attend % the business tor tae lr-a-z. s---.
Music net On hand wl-1 ez--e1 t-r. saz o.
obtained in 8 ttE DAYS + desired
Ts-ug EHt--.sa gzE
ADOLPItCS BROWN
Jan. -. fCL Pr1se4sa- C Ezz-1.
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PLOWS! PLOWS!

500 NO '-i-'-a F'''''
500 No i Calhoun Fi''''
$50 10 Calhoun F-'T'5
500 Hal -a1 sa''' F''T', '-''7'-' '--'' /.
500 Peoria s'''l F''T'' '-7''''i ''''''
500 F-'--4 : '--'i'''' '''7- 50 T. '''-'-
1000 t .iss- Fi''' sd -S-'''' -''''''-
100 B'iai'y i1'''. assorted ''=s''
100 Avery Plows. assorted szzsss
On hand and for sale by
ChUTCEEE 4 CO
Vieksburg, July 2, ISL.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19
Eassman's Iron Tie.

EaSSman'5 Iron Tie.
uHHIS celebrated Cotton Bale Tie is the only
one which can be tied with greater "a
pidity than ropes. The Orleans Cotton Press
uses this Tie exclusively for accomplishing
The hoops are well painted to prevent rust
and injury to the Cotton.
For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, on easy
term By y. FASSAANN ( CO.
Feb. l6.-em % Commercial Place.
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19

wEooRExxz CGEGE Go==.ss
A CERTAIN CURE fe- EsheopSuss CezzA
n 4 Asthma. excellent II cuzawsoG N1Es-1s.
Croupv Cou-hs au1 ~ Sp1szaa1kc A1ec-la-s
of the Air Passages
Prepared BY CASSEL-L- = 8Al ely.
JuEe - lsSS- S-z-az- -zss-
American citizen. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1851-1863, 1861-10-19

400 GALS Fine FFeaeh BEsndsa
-Ot SGQ gals Ola Hourt1s 3 AlsETs
100 gals Superior Eelaazd Ga
90 do Old Per- Vine. Loa1oa bcsks
leo DO Best Madeira Is lzes
- do Malaga Hlzes
10 casas Cla-st Wines
baskets CkzzF@g1ss
casks HArvey's Jug Aaes
A do LoEdoa Porter
Juss received and for sale b
psv9 5ASok-I D 5A-GES
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

ALBERT Pn,E.-This name recalls pleasant
memories accompanied with regret that one so
gifted is found arrayed on the side Of disunon
Albert Pike is polished gentleman, finished
scholar, a poet and an orator. When the name
of Whg was in Arkansas little short Of ignominy,
this gentleman bore the banner of that party
calamity through every fight and though always
defeated, was never disgraced. Notwithstanding
his political herescs, Pike was the darling of the
people Of Arkansas, and could he have been will
ling to recant his hateful whggery, there was no
position in their gift that could not have been
his. Throughout all the wide regions Of which
Little Rock was for so many years the center,
from Van Buren and Fort Smith to the mouth
Of Red River and from Napoleon to Nacadoches,
he welded and continues to WELD an influence
perfectly irresistible. His winning manners aud
commanding talents so won the affections Of one
of the great tribes of civilized Indians settled
upon the borders Of Arkansas, that they rendered
him its chc.tainship-an honor accompanied
with material advantages not to be despscd.-
S. f. EU&iHy JoUrHai.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

Is A FIX"-Thc editor of the Visalia San
gets of the following in reference to large
bundle Of unintclligiblc manuscript received for
publication:
"Printors can generally read anything in the
way Of manuscript, from turkey tracks up, hut
''by the big dog Of Mahomet," if Jonathan Sin
taxi hasn't sent us seventeen pages which the
whole shop can dccipher, we bopewc may never
drink another of Charley McVcah s sherry cob.
blcrs II a man does not feel interest enough in
his article to put it in logiblc English, how the
devil can the printers be expected to bother their
brains about it?'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03
The old Grave yard
ny JOHN g. WHITTIER.

~ dNiN q. NllllillFN
without the wall birch tree shows
Its drooped and tosseld head;
Without stag horned sumach grows
Form lealcd, with spikes of red.
There sheep that crazo the ueighhoring plain
Like white ghosts como and go
The farm horse drags his ietlucl chain,
The COW. bell tnhles SLOW.
Low mourns the river from It's bed,
The distant pines reply;
Like mouruors shrinking from the dead
They stand apart and sigh.
Uushaded smiles the summer sun,
Unchecked the winter blast
The school girl learns that place TO shun,
With glances backward cast.
For thus our fathers testified
That lac might read Who ran
Tho emptiness ot human pride,
The nothinguc,s of man.
They dared not plant the grave with flowers,
Nor dress the funeral sod,
Where, with love as deep as ours,
The, loft their dead with God
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03
TRINITY JOURNAL.
wcnvcrviIic, Saturday, August 3, 1864.

THE Humboldt Times says the Indians of that
county are constantly killing cattle, and that re
Gently they shot at and wounded u settler whose
property they were Destroying The old man
was mighty good shot, and firing back, killed
two and Wonnded three Others.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

LET TdE FIRST WORD HE LI5r5 BG WASHING
TON" Let the first word he lsps be washing
ton" Hang on his neck on that birthday, and
that day of his death at Mount Vernon, the Medal
of Congress- by its dark ribbon tell him the
story Of the flag, as it passes glitering along the
road bid him listen to That plain, oldiashi0ned,
stirring music Of the Union lead him, when
school is ont in The evening" to the grave of his
great grandfather, the old soldier Of the war
bid him, like Hannibal, at nine years DID, lay the
little hand on that constitution, aud swear rcyer-
cncly to observe il; lit him up and lift yourself
up to the hight Of American feeling; open to
him and think for yourself on the relation of
America to the States show him upon the map
the area to which she has extended herself the
climates that come into the number Of her
months the silver paths of her trade wide Us the
world tell him Of her contributions to humanity,
and her protests for free government keep with
him the glad and solemn loasts Of her appoint
meut bury her great names into his heart, and
into your hearts; contemplate hab.uaily, low
ingly, ntclligeutly, this grand abstraction this
vast realty Of good and such an institution may
do somewhat to transform this surprising beauty
into national life, which shall last while sun
and moon cndurc.--AH(Hs Ch0ate.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03
San francisco Agency

NLr. H.. II. Fisher is our only authorized Agent
in san Francisco to receive advertisements receipt for
the same and to transact business generally for the
TRvry Jornyu. onicc-No. 172 . Washington street,
nearly opposite Magurc's Opera House, up stairs.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03
A.&phS-

SEsAPARILLA-has long been endorsed by the
med cal faculty as a mild, safe and effective ape
rent and Alternative. To extend its usefulness,
Attic scientific appliances of modern chemistry
hase been put in requisition by Messrs. Sands, to
)dan a pure extract of its medicinal properties.
Herewith vegetable products they
Ne enabled with confidence to offer to the public
Naure ard certain remedy for all diseases arising
BON impurty of the blood, or arrangement Of
dc hillary functions
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03
TRINITY CHAPTER,
Volume q.

uese No. 49, ROYAL ARCH MASONS. meet
AVS on the second and Fourth Tuesday in
- each month, at the Masonic Hall, in
eavcrVille.
I've. NJ. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

CHANGE or PROGRAMME S. f. J0uWal
Of Wednesday week, says
Harry Courtaine had engaged to recte
Drako's Address to the American Flag at the
Temperance Festival last night, but he changed
the programme and entertained the lamp posts
with that good old tune, We won't go home
till morning"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

CURTAIN DnoPPED.-Alr and Mrs. Dickens, the
English noloretcs a paper from that county
says have been reconced, and are housekeeping
again
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

OFrENTnEs the world aud the flesh are not
much better than the other distinguished mem
Der Of the lrm-the devil.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

TIE PRESIDENT ~ ERROR Mcconnell, The
Breckinridge nominee for Governor, was a caad-
ldatc before the Nevada County Convention for
District Judge, but did not like the platform
there established, aad in a speech on that occa-
sion said
81 do deny most cmphaticaliy the right Of any
President to assume to himself the power Of call
ing out an army, ,cDca upon Tie PTeiect d dciendng
the CoPimL"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

BELLA FNCAMPMENT, No. -, l. o.
.F-Meets on the evenings of the first and
ird Monday of each month. at Odd Fellows
an, I" Clillord's" building, Main street Patri-
Oh from abroad arc cordially invited to attend.
lyG. W. II. BACHELDER, S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03
MI TES. w I II % = . W

Az ryrErlEvcEp NURSE and Family Physician has
'otlhng Syrup for children teething which greatly
Ell ates the process of cchng by 0fteuine the gums,
dbl ing all namatonW allay all pain, and is sure to
gulae the bowels. Depend upon it. mothers. it Will
rest yourselves and relief and health to your in
ns prelcctly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
oil cr column. m.1=l7,sn.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03
L O. O. +

/ o O +
FORTH STAR LODGE. .,,Yssggg,s,,,.
N No. 81, meets every Wednesday - Ms
enng, ,at74 o'clk, at Odd Follows @|'TnN5SS
u Main street, Weaverville. Allvisiting Bro
81 are cordially invited to attend.
I've. +. W. YouNG. r. S.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

CHANGE OF ToNE.-Wo commend to the peru
sal Of the editor Of The San Joaquin Rcpujhcan
the following acknowledgment from the Charles
ton Hrcary, OF late date. The Republican, a
week or two ago published a most contemplate
fling at Gen. Scott which even the .Hereyy
(Which it tries to 0pe,) will not endorse. The
Nerc,py closes an article with the following i'm.
prcssyc remark:
The military proceedings Of the North, since
the fall Of Sumter, have been eminently wise
For the purpose Of oyerpoworing disheartening,
and gaining the first advantages, which, both at
home and abroad, are of immense Importance,
the concentration Of all The forces available as
promptly as possible, has been clearly the course
Of geneIalshp and Of true economy The first
blow is said to be often half the battle. The war
policy Of Gen. Scott aud the northern govern
mcnt has all the effect Of the first blow
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

FoR STATE PnNrEG-The Breckinridge cand-
idnte for State Printer is NJ. d. Carr Of the
Marysyille Eapress. The proprietors Of the Er
press battle for the peculiar principles Of their
party with an amount Of courage, ability and
persistence that would honor and advance a bet
ter cause, and therefore they deserved this nomi-
nation. We don't like Mat Carrs politics a bit
better than he likes ours, bat we like him, and
know he is practical printer, good business
man, and competent to I'LL the position to which
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

NUMEGoUs WDows.-The Sultan OF Turkey
has kicked the bucket, leaving 75O young, beau
tilul aud discousolate Widows
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

The Richmond why says that whatever
shame and humiliation may be involved in the
confession the fact cannot be denied, that the
Virginia forces behaved shameiully at Fairfax
Court House, and still more shameiuly at Phil
iuui
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

TGANscENDMG CoNBIroNs.-"If | catch yees
near my house again, I'll break your neck, ye
rascal ~
"But you asked me to your home, yourself"
"Yis, but didnt ask you to make love to my
wife, ye scoundrel!'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

SENATOR LArHAM.-Simonton writes to the
Buiictm that Latham was in his seat at the open
ing Of Congress, in excellent health and spirits
and that his wire's health was much improved
lie adds
"Mr. Latham declares himself emphatically
and uncouivocally in favor Of supporting tho
Government of the United States, and maintain
ing the integrity Of the Union, at whatever cost
may be necessary to that end"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1861-08-03

4 GmL n rE HoUsn.-Some rightthinking
author says: :" A home without girl in it, is
only half blessed it is an orchard without bios
SONS, ana spring without q song. A house full
of sons is like Lebanon with its cedars but
daughters by the ireside are like roses Of
Sharon
The Boston Traueicr states that m any of the
shirts made by the ladies Of Boston for the vol
unteers, are from four to six inches too short
Like a man without wife,
Like u ship without sail
The most useless thing in life
Is a shirt without a-proper length.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
Tdfiu aettkIp Tribaur,
Ftomths Atlantic Monthiy iof sep,smb,i.
THE BATH.

80 80 AAa
OF, fettsrs Of the falscr life
Weeds that conceal The statute's forml
This silent world with truth is rife,
This Wooing air is warm.
Nov fall she thin DISCUSSES. planned
For men too weak 70 walk unbalanced.
Naked beside the sea l stand
Naked, and not ashamed.
Where yonder da neing billovs dip,
Far off 10 oceans misty verge,
Ploughs Morning. lke a full sailed ship,
The Orient's cloudy surge.
With spray Of scarlet Gre before
Tic rutlled gold that round her dies,
She sails above the sleeping shore,
Across the waking skies.
The dewy beach beneath her g;ovs:
A pencilled beam, the light house burns
Full. l.breathed, the fragrant sea wind blows
Life to the world reiurnsl
l stand, a spirit newly born,
White limbed aud pure, aud strong, and
fair
The first bcgotleu son Of Morn,
The nursliug cf the air!
There, IN heap, the masks Of Earth.
The cares, the sins, the griefs are thrown
Complete, as, through diviucr birth,
walk the sands alone.
With downy hands the winds oaress,
With frothy lips the amorous sea,
As welcoming the max edness
of vanished gods, in me.
Along the ridged and sloping sand.
Where headls nds clasp the crescent GOV,
A shining spirit Of the land,
A snowy shape, | move:
Or, plunged In hollow rolling brine,
In emerald cradles rocked and swung.
The sceptre Of the sea is mine,
And mine his endless song.
For Earth with primal dew is wet.
Her long lost child to rebaptize:
Her fresh, immortal Edcns vet
Their Adam recognize.
Her ancient freedom Is his fee.
Her ancient beauty is his dover.
She bares her ample breasts, that he
May suck the milk Of power.
Press on, ye hounds OF life, that lurk
SO close, to seize your harried nreyl
lie hends Of Custom, Gold aud Work,
hear your distant bayi
And like the Arab, when he bears
To the iusulted camel's path
His garment which tho on nal to.,.
And straight lorgets his wrath;
SO. yonder badges of your sway,
Lilies paltry husks, 70 you give:
Fall on, and in your blindness saw,
We hold the fugitivel
But leave to me this brief escape
To simple manhood, pure aud free
A child Of God, in Gods own shape,
Between the land and seal
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
North C0FOIinn

The New York Tribune Of "Wednesday
publishes another letter from It's North
Carolina correspondent, which furnishes
an interestingly view Of the political con-
dition Of afiairs in that State. He ayers
that the Union sentiment, especially In
Wake county and its vicinity, although al
present stifled into silence by the oppres.
sions Of the rebels, is still alive, and W nj
manifest itself whenever the disunion
pressure shall be removed. His previous
report of the recalling Of State troops, t.
guard against the consequences of slave
insurrection; is still further confirmed. A
plan is revealed for transferring the seat
of the rebel government from Richmond
TO Raleigh, in case of the occupation OF
Virginia by the National troops. The
correspondent also furnishes important
information concerning the pirates Of
North Carolina and their strongholds.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-08-30
How the Democratic Platform
Takes in Ihe south.

The Memphis Appeal, of the 18th, says
the Northern Democracy shave our graft.
tude' but they are luboring Ia vain -
Speaking Of late ''peacc" movements Ia
the NORTH, tho Appeal sRyssaI f1ta
One Of The planks oftheir platform we
deem very speoulutive,sO much so indeed
rs 20 render IL quite worthless, except,
perhaps, for purposes Of buncombe. The
late Democratic convention for instance,
which assembled on the 7th inst, at Co.
lumbus, o., with every evidence of ear
nestness, recommended that ethe legisla-
tures Vf the several States adopt the
proper measures for calling a National
CONVENTION for the purpose OF s linz
our present difficulties, and restoring and
preserving Union.n Now this may
do very well as plank in a party plat
form, where il is understood that every
thing is patched up theoretically for mere
effect; but further than this il Is a delu-
sion and snare, "lull Of sound and fury
signifying nothing.' twill be better for
our friends across the line not 10 base their
opposition u hncoln's atrocities upon so
himsy a pEctext us that they Interfere
with "settling our present difficulties, and
restoring and preserving the Union - Let
them fight the inhuman principles Of the
abolition code with some more plausible
weSpon, and abandon ono which their adj
versaries laugh 10 scorn, ia consequence
Of is impotence. We fear that il the
triumph Of the peace party In the North
depends upon the contingency expressed
in this plank, L may as wellthruW up the
sponge ~ once and ineekly confess dc.
feat without another dHy's struggle
There win be a better prospect of peace
To- its sshss than toi1s egoris. ~