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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-02
MEETING IN ELIZABETH CITY COUNTY


At a meeting of portion Of the Conservatives Of
Elizabeth City County held athe Court House in Hamr-
tou on Saturday March S0th, Captain James Hicks
called to the Chair and George Hooper appointed
Secretary
The Chairman having explained that the object of the
meeting to appoint delegates to Convention to be
held at Yorktown the 18th Of April next, for the
purpose OF nominating conservative candidate to rep
resent the first district in the mex. Congress. On mo-
tion the following gentlemen were appointed by the
Chair attend the said Convention as delegates, viz
Dr.. K. &. Banks jeff B. Sinclair, r. Whiting, H. c.
Whiting DR.. s. K. Shields, w. d. Macy, Edward King,
Thomas Cunningham, Frank Guy r. f. Bennett, George
Cooper, Samuel Cumming Marion Colbert, Robert Wood
Jr George Young Charles Cake, Cary s. jones' Joseph
SagAr John f. Segar Sylvester Kelley, VIM ?. Bulling
ham, Chas Hickman, H. G. Kendall, Lewis Dobbus,
Edward Wood, Captain Chas Topping Thos. Roche,
Samuel Lively, James Sclater A. T. Whiting, Elias
Todd, VIM. A. g. w. Topping Fred Barnes u. Craver,
and NJ. p Boxon.
On motion the Charmans name added TO the list
of delegates, and any symplh;zers' that might be
present at the Convention from Eliz Gbeth City County
were authorized TO act as delegates.
motion was made and carried that the above men,
toned delegates be also empowered to act in the event
OF the nomination at the same time of candidate to
represent the Senatorial district Some lection being
made the resolution motion to reconsider the vote
on it was offered and rejected. After requesting the
Secretary forward the proceedings OF the moeng to
the Richmond Wing and Norfolk Herald for publication
The meeting then adjourned.
JAMES HICKS, Chm.
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FINAL SALE OF NEwsTEAD ABBEY.

The home of Byron, which has been for some time in
the market has at length found purchaser At the auc
ton sale in London on the 18th of last June, the bids
were low that the property was called in by the
letter OF the estate the reserved price of one hundred
and eighty thousand pounds. Since then it has been
held for private sale.
few weeks ago the coming man appeared in the
gentleman, aged thirty-two years who, though holding
office in the British army has no active service
but devotes himself to literary pursuits. He has bought
the property and with his family, taken up his perma
nent residence at the Abbey. 1t is generally supposed
that visitors from all parts of the world will hereafter be
allowed the same privileges of visiting the home of By
ron, as when it owned by Col. Wildman
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AFFAIRS At TIE SnITu

The Congress of the Confederate States have MADE
foreign legal tender in payment Of debts ard
have sp cited the quality and rates at which they cha he
current OF the coins of the United States are
ne nded.
A resolution cordially endorsing the election OF DIVs
and Stephens President and Vice President OF be
Provisional Government OF the Confederate Staesi "
pending in the South Carolina Convention.
The grand jury Of Greene county, Georgia have IS
sued presenmeDt requesting the Legislature to enact
law by which any citizen of that county who sub'crbes
10 the New York Post and Tribune the Cleveland PAN
dealer any other publication Of like character may
be fined and imprisoned.
A correspondent OF the Charleston Courier Writing
from Montgomery, says:
Large numbers of troops, both regulars and yoIun'
teers have lately passed through Montgomery route Tor
Pensacola aud it is estimated that in and around the
Bay quartered at least four thousand troops. be-
eve the Administration have but little confidence IN the
pacific dispatches Of day. and determined thst
no deception the part Of Uncle Abe shall catch the
Confederates mapping. Numerous batteries bang
erected and strengthened and military think thi'
by Thursday Gen. Begg will be prepared speak lis
sentiments TO Lieut.. Slemner."
BUSINESS PROSPECTS AT cHARLEsroS.
The Charleston Mercury is jubilant over the bus ness
prospects OF that city Trade Of all kinds are told
is increasing apiece customers throDgng the city from
all quarters OF the South aud he Indications are that
Charleston Is destined TO become the commercial m 'P
oils Of the Coat derate States" The Mercury adds
been very large, aid the purchaser are informfd
principally composed of those who used 10 paronhs
New York. One house alone the business OF which mere
toore was chiefly confined to Georgia, has sold beA!
bills TO merchants from Georgia Mississippi, ArkansA'
aud Texas. In shoes alone the sales OF the last Two
weeks have amounted upwards of 100000 In shor,
the prospects Of Charleston were more bright toA"
at this season"
The Mercury also states that the hardware merchants
and dealers in drugs already importing direct nom
aufl
suit. There is, however want of more houses A.u
more capital but the Mercury is confident they Will ''
promptly forthcoming. tar,
The Savannah (Gs.) Republican learns of SIX eIten
siye New York merchants who about removing !"
that city. Ma
Captain Jones, of the loop Isabel In custody 81 NO
bile for attempting carry provisions to the u ioe''
of Pensacola, has been released.
A vessel arrived at Petersburg, Va, on Thursos!,
bearing Palmetto flag, with cargo imported dif'e'
from Havana
OOO BBLs. REFINED sUGARs-An sfsd'' ~
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AFFAIRs AT CHARLEST0N.

The last Of the batteries erected for the defence Of
Charleston harbor completed last Wednesday and
the Mercury says the troops now pretty well pre-
pared for any foe The Courier learns that agents repre-
sentng several very extensive manufacturing establish
ments in Sheffield and Birmingham, England are ex-
peced to arrive at Charleston in few days for the pur
pose of making temporary arrangements preparatory to
the establishment OF permanent agencies for the receipt
direct and sale of their wares.
The brig West Indian and the schooner H. p. Russell
loading at Charleston for South America with um
Der and rice and expected to with from eight
to ten thousand bags of coffee. line of packets is
also about to be started between Charleston and the
West Indies.
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d We hold tina. il will be impossible for these two gov

and We hold that it viii be impossible TOR these TWO gov
eruments to remain for any length Of time In the nde
terminate and unsettled relation towards each other which
it implies. The rights and duties Of each must be de-
fined and recognized the exeron Of the unsvodaoie
functions Of government viii bring them into ineviaoe
collision. The Confederate States must be induced 10
renquh their separate government and re-assume 'he"
positions in the Union they have abandoned-or they
must be held and treated independent sovereignan
friendly nation-or must be waged with them The
apparent policy Of the Administration seeks to avoid any
one OF these aternstves-and it is because we cannot
conceive possible that they be avoided that we be-
Geve that policy to be wholly impracteable.
But the conclusion to which would, if possible, d.
rect tie attention of the President a2d his friends is
that it were possible for him to adhere to his do-no'h-
ing policy without coming into collision with the seced-
Ell Sates-so far from accomplishing the restoration
Of the seeded States the certain consequence will be
the loss of all the remaining slave States. Virgin
ia AID her border sisters will not be content with being
unnle s.ed themselves, nor with having the Conede-
rate States unmoles;ed Il they have demanded peace
and the status Y1 from the Federal government, It has
been only for the purpOsee Of ae,crnng whether 1t
possible 10 obtsin from the North guarantees that will
Isg their reminding longer in ass5oa ion with that
section And these guaraiees mus be OF nature that
w re sarily disband the Republican party, and pre-
vent hereafter any organization based upon such
principles RapcbEcanism, which is but another name
f)r Sectionalsm, mus, 60 down or the Union must go
down. There is Southern State that Will remain in
aly Union under the domination of sectional party
foreign at It's politics and hostile to is instu-
tons. It will not answer the emergency then for the
lincoln Administration merely do nothing hostile or
obnoxious to the South The Southern people DO not
desire and viii not be content with non action On the
other hand they demand that there shall bc ctionsuch
action as VIII place their Interests under their ogn pro-
,e,roa-spch as viii take it out Of the power OF the
North 20 do them injury
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Letter rreIm Geor=e Peabody.

A few weeks ago paragraph appeared in several of
the Norhern papers purPorting to be extract of
letter from an American gentleman in Europe to whom
eountrymen and country were much indebted in
variety OF WAYS No given, but the reference
wNs Of nature TO lead belief the part of those
WITH no particular means of judging, that Mr. Peabody
OF London was the gentleman intended. This result
ioowed and that gentemans name was freely mention
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UNION VOTE IN ARKANSAS.

The Little Rock Gazette furnishes the in the late
cession 1927 Union 1909 NJ jority. The Gazette
says that probably 900 did cut ut the eec-
ton. The vote for the Convention stood ,4l2 against
it ID. s26; majority for Convention ! ,5s6.
The State Convention before its adjournment elected
the Hon. Albert Rust E. A. Warren, James p. Spring.
Thomas L. Bradley, and 6. H. Hampstead a. Commits
sone 70 the proposed Border Slave State Convention
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TERRIBLE MAssACREs IN THE ARGENTINE COSFEDERA-
roN.--We have papers from Buenos Ayres to February
Isl. The Tribune Of that date appears in mourning for
the shocking in the province of San juan the
details OF which revolving and heart sckening as
any that have dsgraced the Spanish American
Col Saa followed up bis victory Aberastsin
by causing that brave but unfortunate gentleman to be
wantenly assassnated the road after having made
han march barefooed and almost naked till be dropped
down with fatigue, and because he unable to walk
further his savage guards murdered him and chopped
his body into fragments Saa continued his progress TO
the town Of San JUAN which he delivered up to three
days page. He had the three interesting daughters OF
Aberastan dragged into the street and publicly violated
by his icentiJus soiiery Every grown man found i'll
the place be ordered 10 be shot, declared the town 10
of siege for period of forty days. and then, in the
midst OF than six hundred victims he writes to
quaint ths Government that law has triumphed in San
Juan" Gov. Nitre, of Buenos Ayres, Immediately is
sued proclamation the people Of that city, who were
perfectly furious with Indignation in which he endeaVors
to calm them by promising that the actors in that fearful
tragedy shall be punished Letters published in the 1ri-
bnc by eyewituesses Of the speaking OF,
say the battle Of Pos;o oply lasted half hour and that
for three hours subsequently Saas engaged ia
deliberately numbering their prisoners, most OF whom
boys. Upon tho receipt OF this news in Bue-
Ayres Senior S.rmente the recently appointed min.
lister penipoentary to the United States resigned both
bis in the cabinet and his MISSION as he declines to
serve government that could deliberately murder
the people OF a sister province.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS.

~ Lssrs ~ Jasi1e.. Hll.i q dd1''ed Q ma h2F
~ Wig"
-s ,c-iuea on iotA s,s of ne paper 2 Uot 10 pabiih
81 77l. r,. lyf ag sanding ougit o. De kaorH % d
1f i % ua sss be- dst1rtsf to obituary notices srcsto
lgg eigSf i.sss ave CHARGED a- .ts u'-srisEseHtt
~ W .1pr.t srsrtlls % rstr" Pei sr'sd communal 7'
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n1rr1cn1ry IN THE CHICAGO Posr.oREIGE

Chicago, March 30-Ar. Shalcross, the special agent
of the Postolce Department. took charge of the Chi
cago posoce to-day, by order of the President, for
cause of alleged and faulty accounts running
through longer period than the present quarter Tae
CITY il rife with in regard the matter and
many of the reports doubtless highly exaggerated
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Total.

The soil is suited for almost every kind Of tropics, pro-
duce but the great Advantages with which nature has
endowed it are but mperleciIy deyeoped.
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The following malicious takeoH is from the Louisville
Courier, which is vexed the President for not pursuing
peace policy with the Seceders
GOD ABE AS AN AcroR-Lincon appears to be YER
satie actor He began his Administration in the charac
ter Of "Hotspur in Hing Henry the Fourth whose lau
guage was follows with the exception OF the substitu
ton of the word forts for that of scot in the Of
Shakespeare
March /:
an keep them all
BY God, they shall not have fort Of them
No, II would save Their souls they thsl not.
I'll keep them by this hand! ~
Twentieth of March-Lincon as "Kng Lear; "a crowd
of young WdeAwakes calling upon the old King TO lead
on the armies and take the forts y
First, let talk with this philosopher. Isewardl
VIVA Is the OF thunder
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AFFAIRS AT WASHINGTON.


WASHINGTON, March 30.-Over two hundred and fifty
clerks reported to have been paid oil and removed
to-day. The sweep il wholesale.
Among the rumors to-day is the appointment Of Henry
Winter Davis, of Md the Of Mr.. Ward, TO
Chius.
It is believed by that there will be nearly, If not
quite clean abandonment of Southern Forts, not
cepting Forts Sonro, and Mclenry. Some Of the Vir-
goians ask this az eectua breakwater against South
ern secession
strong impression prevails here that the Secre-
a7y OF The Treasury will accept the bids for the pro-
posed loan uDless within small fraction Of the fair
ket rates
|, is understood that the further consideration Of d.
omatc and consular appointments is TO be deferred to
give time for the consideration of other by the
President
While there is great rush for Office in the Interior
well other departments it is noticeable fact that by
the fist of July the force will be reduced in the Pension
and Census bureaus the of 50 100 clerks, as
the legal necessity for their further employment will
cease TO exist.
Removals and appointments of clerks however, in
other branches Of the public services continue including
four on Saturday in the Adjutant Generals Office.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-04-02
LATER FROM TEXAS

GALVESTON, wi, New Orleans) March 29th.-The
State Convention have ratified the constitution of the
Confederate States. There were only two dissenting
votes. The Convention adjourned sine die on the 25h
without referring the constitution the people Gov
Houstons efforts at making opposition to secession
have proved entire failure All is quiet In the State
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RACON-sH0ULDRRs. BREASTS 4 HAMS
ID por nleby "a !.
spl WIZ. WALLACE Sons.
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DISCUSSIONS IN THE FRENCH SENATE-PRINCE
NAP0LE0N'S SPEECH PROTEST AGAINST
THE ENGLISH ALLIANCE-THE MIRES AFFAIR
THE WARSAW CATASTROPHE.
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IRON LOUISVILLE

LOUIsvrLLT, ky. july l0-rhs travel between the
North and the Scu:h is bu: little interrupted. Pas
ssngers from Sshvile, vi. the Eise6eld road, meet
With but little delay. Hsnce souh the detention is SIX
hours The trains from the South. hher.ards, arrive
two hours behind dGe
The Memphis trains, both ways, connect closely.
The Rev 6. 7. 05er;On, pastor Of the Asbury Meho-
ds: Episcopal Church SOu,h, left here fes days ago
With volunteers for the Confederate army lie preached
to his congregation On Sunday last.
Volunteers for the Confederate Prmy are leaving in
squads, snd average probably. Quo hundred per day.
If the South be whipped, Ksn,uckys bes, families viii
wear black
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IRON HORr MONROE.

FoRr.Tss kosRoE, July s-The steamer Quaker City,
some armed freight vessels AID several sun.boas
preparing to attack se~shs Point
eartrdgs-chess exploded here to-day, killing two
Rhode IAt ders and WeuEdng . man BY the name OF
Taylor.
Some OF the Gibsldians Who deserted sad wen, over
the CoUfed Ines have returned They have been
Imprisoned aud the rnglssaes s b. made examples Of
There is grea. mortality in several Of the Nes York
Rsgiments which IS attributed 20 excessive drinking
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IRON kUROPE-

FAEruKR PoNr Jiiy 9.-The North Britain has .r,
rived With Liverpool accounts to June IS. The sales o,
c1ton tor the week were so 900 bales Of which spee
la,Ors took Il OOO bales. Tie sales on Friday we're
l2 OO aud spectators and exporters took 1000 Tas
market closed f-m. H.r Orleans 81. a. aud mid dincs
Sd. fair Mobilize 81. and middliuss 74i TIE stock
on hand Vas 100 600 Of which sS4 900 we're Amor.
can. Breads,uFs .ere que, and steady. The weather
vas favorable for crops. Consols SO g. Political rsrs
unimDortant
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Nav CoxrAsr-A new ILfantIy Company is nov
being recruited BY G. A Wallace, Esq on lS.h street,
ana IL ranks being rapidly filed with the manly ma
teria that will furnish fine soldieEs for the field Some
rscrlts sill wanted 10 complete the ebtirs compile
ment Of men. aud, there is reasonable belief
tha; the militia vii be drafted, OF course il would 70
Gar agreeable 10 every competent TO bear arms
and liable TO be called upoa to p-riorm soldiers duy
to Join company Of his own selection. The company
nos iermirg under Mr. Wallace affords 6le opporiun-
ity for good men 10 eDisG ct once.
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VR0ISIA M,RS,tAS=,-TAo iOllosin1 recipe for
making presesrOs uhoa, fruit has bsen furnished TO Us
for paeieatioO
"aodsrately boil one quart Of molasses from Eve 10
twenty njautes then aid Fix eggs thoroughly bsaeo,
(ad1 the egg soSly and sir fast ell the tine; coutnue
TO boil A.ez niaues and take from t'e; favor IL With
anything desired This el1Eot Do told from fruit MS
or iellSs."
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TELkGRAPHIC RtOCEADE

wAsHTSSTOS, July 9-Geseral Scott fOrbds :ele.
graphing army movements
NEw YoSx, July lO-Ia consequence of Gen. SCOTS
Introduction about telegrsphc dispatches the morning
papers almost entirely bare of speci. Geographic re-
ports.
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les AND WHsKgr.-A correspondent Of Soathern
paper complains OF the high prices 10 this city, and BY
WV Of nssrstoo cites eAsrse o. ase fer glass
OF ice WEteF; ard 6feea sents tor dirk Of common
vhisky, AZ syscinen O. tAe "hberahIy" ot Richmond
re agprehead thas the correspondent has fallen smopg
skAFpsgs CsItsply nc Orght TO conclude that the
eisaRs Of Richmond Liberal because someAeay has
charged him fifteen cents FIR drink os 'N0mncn
wAiskyn
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rae CAUSE GOES BRAyELY on IN MISSOURI

THE CAUSE GOES BRAyELY ON IN MISSOURI.
Kansas Crrr. July The Bors Scott Ds~ocrst ofthe
III instant reports battle between Gov Jackson and
Gen ZaeEe nsS Carthage. Al the first 0asst the Ms
sOrrians sefe driven back The oicsrs ordered re-
treat, busthe order no. sufficiently heard. O-ing
to this che centre Of the Conderatss
partially gave vay, ard the Heder,ss nearly
s;rcour dee, and room ressAsed Toe fighting mAit =
y dooe By theartlsry As the Hess.ns reres,sd the
aissOOriAns advanced and pursued them to Carthage.
which Is ssven uiss lon sh,rs the sighting eOmuenc.
ed
Alright attack on Z.sgls's forces is announced, by
shich be vsa forced 10 retreat to SsrscoxiL
Governor Jackson is terrifying himself.
Gen. Zseges forces badly Gu. UP, and his los Is
estimated At frou 500 to 1000.
On Friday last Gen. Price and Gen. Ben. McCulloch
arrived a! Neosha 90 miles South Of Carthage, with
thousand Tso hurdred Eeier.lis,s sere captured
Tiers 0ne report tays al murdered. Another
report says tina; only pO';ioa OF them killed
Gen AeCulocO promptly sen, 1900 men to tie rs-
lief of Gov. Jackson.
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DETOSArNG POwDEE,-,we learn 'AaI German,
whose name could 90. s-Ssrtsn has undertaken 10
compound the 3e,Sr.0g powder required foe the per
eus.Oa cass gAde in this city fer the Of the army
7ae place Of uanuaeture viii be located upon Browns
I.lana. In rear 0, the Arnory.
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rEIEGRAnGs-
The WASHINGTON CONGRESS.

WAsHIxsroS, July s.h-Ii the House OF Representa-
tives the fOno~ing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the House. during this extraordinary
session. will only consider bills AID retoiuuon co -
ing military and naval affairs, and hnaneiA sn .s ~.
neeted theresih All other matters, Il eps 'a,sns
nus. shall be referred without DEBATE, 10 INC P'ofN'
committees 10 be considered at the next Ssaon-
Mr.. Lovsjoy eff,red the following;
P,.ols.d That il shall be no part OF the duty Of trs
y, npturv and return fugitive slaves and the judi
c;.ry committee direcsedto inquire into The exe
ercx of re pealiug The Fugitive Slave Law.
In view Of Prohibiting the consideration Of peace pro-
positions, the vote restricting the business 70
matters, vas reeoos dersd, and sglin Adopxd.
On the motion to amend by allowing the considsra-
ton Of JddiCilry questions, the vote again recon-
sidersd and, thus amended, vas gain adopted.
The proceedings are thus cor fasd 70 revenue
and jud ciary ua,ters.
Cosodish COMMITTEES Of fys has been sp>pintsd
with power to ssrd for persons and papers 70 invest
gate the details Of army eon,rac and 9th the priv
lege ofrepor,ing at ell times.
In the House bill vas passed spbropra.ing siI NIL
hons Of dollars 70 relieve distress in she army.
The Presidents has been called on for the correspond.
enee With Spain relative 70 Saint Domingo Affairs.
Abil has been passed RENTING The drts. on arms.
Mr.. Trumbal Of Illinois, delivered sn sacsJ on the
death Of Judge Douglas.
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AFFIRMATION TOLEASEOR RENT

TINiLL HE WAR rERhISATls !TcEE wnIoH III WILL BIZ
sale The contains e O) thous Acres ~
Of LAMP one hundred and .sly n doe Corn Any
person xishiag Lease Rent will furnish y N
Com the place they the qualify OF Corn
II the expiration Of the |. sse rent
The said pLANTATlcs Ia Morton Depot Southern Rail
Road, Mississippi T. vIyIoN,
o,n Late q 2 Rn.d
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GILHAsps TACTICS.

AL, We have In press will be ready by the Goth OF July
EvA Col GtLHAAS MANUAL for voiun.eers and lila OF
49, s coofederae Rates comprisng Army rstion
SEa organs ten ftnf-ntry Cavalry, Held Artillery
Arms ard Ammunl iou seho ~ TIE soldier Con panv
Battalion rroo.e Troop aud sqssdrOn Eyouons Of The sg
-n Light Artlert Tactics Hon paid by Troops Duties Of
Captains Companies ne,iss csmp and Garrsons the san
ties Court Nrshas hsJe ard the Articles Of wa'the
complete MN airy hspus ever published.
The pre-. viii be % 81 BY rs t26 PersoLs reuting IA
the price viii receive hee OF postageor eish Orders, 70
eslvs prompt and early attention, should be sadre se6
WENT J0HRsf0N
fAaA''@ P;1s s:S 3 Il Z ,sssssy.