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BUFFALOE SPRINGS,
uEcETFNpTTPc rOT-HTy VI

THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING LEASED THIS
l. celebrated watering place in Heekleuburg County, lE
the balance Of the year. prepared to entertain guess
in the best PrUm four hundred to four hundred
and fifty persons be comfortably accommodated. The
location remote from the theatre Of war and yet ACCESS
bic TO travel
Hacks will connect with the morning and eTeufng trs1
the Richmond and DanTiIle Railroad Wolf Trap L
miles distant Tuesdays Thursdays and SATURDAYS and
with he Roanoke Valley Railroad CzrksSilIe miles
distant daily
The mineral properties of the water universally
garded by thOse acquainted with it. equal to any Ts
in Virginia
Few places more desirable summer resort
TERxs-Board per day 81 per week $Ln per month sS5
JAMES WILLIAMSON,
Proprietor
June 10, 1852. stE&sw3mPd.
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The officer who furnishes the suLjoined report,
says in note to the editors:
This regiment was in the advance and drove
the enemy before them for a mile and half cap
turing their camps, with large supplies and val
liable property, when they were met by large bodies
OF Federals, entrenched with masked batteries. II
was IN charging these batteries tice that the chief
loss was sustained"
Company A-KIlled: None Wounded: Lieut.
Smith, confusion; Privates King, severely; VIM
Glesson, do Ii Dempsey, slightly; j r Blakley,
do; W Coltrim, do. Missing: Privates Lehey,
r Croker
Company B-Wounded: Serg't feathers, slight
ly; Privates John W Mcfarland, severely; VIM
q Ray, slightly; W U Roberts, do; VIM Latta, do;
Jas Moore, severely, left on the field. Missing:
Privates ii S Harris, VIM Glenn
Company CIV ounded: Capt W FreeIand, Sc
verely, and missing; Corpl W Woods, MORALLY,
and left on the field; Privates Hutchens, severely
and left on the field; w Gresham, slightly; W
j Laycock, slightly; E n Blalock, MORALLY; j
Hall, severely; II Vickers, slightly. Missing
Serg't A j Carroll Privates N Blaylong, j
Holloway.
Company D-Kled: PrivateJ Houk. woun-
ded: Lieut. Ray, slightly; Serg't Conner, do; Pri
Yates Baker, R A Coon, severely; j Dennis,
arm; NJ Keller, arm; Allen Martin, dangerously !;
Quigley, mouth. Missing: P Bailey.
Company E-Killed: Private II Willis. Wound
Gu CeiB DOuueNdu'i suouIueT corp OoA, SliSnI-
ly; PriEates j W Coffee, severely; G Coffee,
slightly; Davis, c Ii English, slightly; J D
Howell, Loving, j A McGee, severely; N
McKenney severely; K R Singleton, slightly; T.
Sparks, dangerously d R Silvers, J Fl SmalIwood,
II w Houston, Jos Boon, slightly JAS Stevenson,
severely.
Company F-Killed: Private Jos Thompson.
Wounded: John Trollinger, keek, since dead /;
II Herring Thos Fowler, John w Gibson, j j
| Bradshaw, Jacob Shepherd, VIM Fender, John W
Bason, Wm Skies, slightly. $500.
Company G-Killed: Sergt Barringer, Privates
w Blackwelder, VIM Porter. Wounded: Corp'l
Wesley W Miller, severely; Privates VIM Cobble,
Jas A Holt w II Smith, w Corriner, G NJ Starritt,
severely; J L Rendlemah j Thomson, slightly.
Missing: Serg't W R Owens, Privates John Hei,
ligh, W S Shinn.
Company H-Killed: Privates w 7 Walker, Thos
1 Taylor. Wounded: Serg't Covinston, Uorpl Hes
ter Privates W Martin dangerously; Evans,
! Walker, T II Cape, w w Donovant L A
Smith, A Moore, Walker slightly. Missing;
Simpson.
Company killed: G w Perry Wounded
Lieut. Barbec, slightly; Serg't French, Corp1 Glenn
cnts Privates y Lewis, W Ii billiard, JOS Norris
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AN ORDINANCE to allow certain persons to vote
for Governor in other than the Counties in which
they reside.
SECTION l. Be IL ordained by the delegates Of the
people of North Carolina in CoseRRtioH assembled,
and it is hereby ordained by the authority of the
same, That any citizen of this State who shall be
entitled to vote for Governor in the county wherein
he is domciled shall be entitled to vote for Govern
or in any county in this State.
SEC 2. Be It further ordained, That it shall or
may be lawful for the Sheris of the counties in this
State in the possession OF under the control OF
the enemy, to compare the polls of their respective
counties for Governor and members Of the Legisla-
ture at any place in this State they may think
proper.
SEC. s. BE 70 further ordained, That this ordi-
nance shall be and continue in force for and during
the present war, and no longer. unless sooner re-
pealed modified by the General Assembly.
Passed and ratified in open Convention, on the
18th day of May, A d., 1859.
4 w. n EDWARDS,
Teste: Pres of Con. &
w. L. STEELE, Sec.
L. C. EDWARDS. Asst Sec
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as REWARD.

II OST OR STOLEN FROM Ny STORE on FAY
Ia etteTIle street recently. 4 LADY ) GOLF WATCH,
opening with spring with females engraved
side mall landscape with vessel in view the other
Il has guild face with back hands and figures There
also gold Chateai1 chain with small back enamel
led IOeket containing hsIr-t~o Keystone eruss, ard
the other q drGBkzrd KEY. There pIu-
will give The above reward 10 any VINO viii return
the watch to NE JOHN c. PALMER.
Raleigh, June 10, 1852. a4-w6sw4E-
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"AvING QUALIFIED AT THE LAST NAY Tn.
of Wake County Court rs Administrator oil tDe ~
tate of Sterling Spikes hereby give notice % an
indebted 10 the estate make payment ana 81, ,sssDs
having claims against SAID estate are nO'nN.rhed bv
them dpIT ,u,hentjeated within the time Prescr'geu r
law for payment, this notice VIII oe P' HIEI AIM
their recovery W. L. gt-Ug:.
Raleigh June %, 1862
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TO REFUGEES AND OTHERS I!
GRAHAM HOUSE,


HyHIS HOUSE Is NOW OPEN FOR THE
reception of transient and permanent bnarders There
being several rooms, 10 IL refugees De &C.
commOdated if early application be made Terms mod
crate
Graham is in Alamauce county, the n. c. RaTr1ad
and about so miles above Raleigh, and the county
healthy and pleasant in the warm season
". J. VESTAL- SuPL
June s, 1852 s4-w&sE-n.
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ORDINANCES
OF the State CODTention, seearing to the Officers
and Soldiers Of the Array and others the right
TO vote, DC.

AN ORDINANCE to secure to certain Officers and
Soldiers the right to vote.
SEcTIoS !. Be ~ 0r,taiasd 6y this CoareTafioa
and 1t u hsreJy ortgiHsd by authority e the sauaS
That sl officers and soldiers in the service OF the
State 81 Of the Confederate States who are of the
age Of twentyone years and who are citizens of this
State, or who, if within the State shall be absent
from their Pecve counties elections hereafter
TO be held If the exTgencies of the times shall per-
nit shall be entitled tor Sheriff. Clerks Of
the County and Superior Courts and members of
the General Assembly for their respective counties
and shall also be entitled to vote for Governor EIec
tors for President and Vice President Of the Confrd
crate States, and for members Of the Confederate
Congress for their respective Districts
Sac. J Re q further OT2diASd That three free
holders Of the respective companies under the d.
rection Of the commanding officers OF the regiments
TO which they belong. shall open polls Thursday
before the day appointed for holding elections in
this State and sad elections shall be conducted in
all respects according to the laws Of this State The
three freehoders Aforesaid shall prepare fair copy
Of the votes pOlle1, and shall transmit the same
with the list Of voters the Sheriff. Of their res
pectve counties and where officers and soldiers in
the same Companies shall vote in different counties
or different Congressional districts the said free
holders shall specify accordingly and make returns
to the Sherifs Of the different counties above re-
f-rred to.
SEC 8. Es it further ordained, That the Sherifs
Of the respective counties Of this State shall count
the votes Of the said officers aud soldiers if received
within days after the elections and they shall
not declare the result Of the said elections until the
seven days above mentioned shall have expired
SEC. +. BE !. further ordained That this ordi-
nance shall be in force from and after the day of its
ratification Pr0eided, This ordinance shall be in
force during the existence Of the present war with
the United States and no longer.
Read three times and passed. June 18th, 1861.
W. y. EDWARDS,
Testc: Pres OF Con
Waller l. STEELE, Sec'y.
L. C.. EUw AIDS Asst Sec'y.
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ARTIST MATERIALS.

EMBRACING cANyASSEs. OVAL AND sQUA .s..
IA Water Colors, Oil Colors, Tubes, SLABS 9ut ICi
Oval and Square PoFci2ins Oil Paper, StuG0S n 81
varnish, DRYING Varnish, Grecian Varnish, Cra!on ~
Ink Chalk All of which we will sell at cost prices
T. s WHITAkER-
''''~-' : Wilmington, NJ
Nay 2s, 1852 4s-"H
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severely IS Gates, W BKsHey, slightly. Missing:
Corp1 AusIey, prisate Stephen Wilson
Company K-KAIed: SeTg,t BarnweH, Thomas
Wounded: Capt W Lea, hand; privates Hester,
II King, 8 Barton, u Williams, Horn, W g.
Garrison, slightly. Missing: Hatcheil
Total Killed, IL
- Wounded, 50
Missing IS
Aggregate loss III
B. r. SMITH,
AfJt 6th n. C. s. Z.
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For the Standard
PUBLIC MEETING IN ALEXANDER COUNTY.

PUBLIC MEETING IN ALEXANDER COUNTY
Pursuant to previous notice, portion Of the cit
liens of Alexander county, met At the Court House
in TaylorsvIfie the Sd inst, Tor the purpose Of
expressing their preference for some one as can-
didate for the Governorshp of this State.
On motion, Thomas 5. Boyd, Esq, was called 20
the chair, and Moses league requested to act as
Secretary.
On motion, J. c. Bell 4 Carson Ellis Haynes,
Calvin Jones and J. ( Rheim were announced as
committee TO report resolutions for this meeting
The committee reported the following preamble and
resolutions which were adopted:
WHEREAS, Our country is in sad and lamenta-
bic condition. and requiring the truest patriotism
and the best administrative talent to govern and
conduct Us through the difficulties that surround
Us therefore
RssOlred That we, having Invested ourselves Of
old party prejudices aud tranmels, will support for
Governor Of State any true patriot and conser-
Eative that the people OF this State may desig-
nate
Res9lred That amongst the many good and true
men that might command our support for the Office
of Governor, we express first choice that true
patriot and statesman, Col. L. B. VANCE
Res0lsSd That We recommend to the voters OF
this Senatorial district composed Of the counties of
IredeII, Wilkes and Alexander, the name Of Ander-
son Mitchell suitable person to represent US IN
the Senate OF our next Legislature.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
I. S BOYD, Chm
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MOSES league, Sec.

Col Mitchell has been seen and consulted as to
whether he will consent for his name to be run and
he does not consent 1t would have given Us much
pleasure to have learned that be would consent to
the use Of his name, and certainly so to majority
of the voters of this district Ii was not known IN
til after the meeting had adjourned that Col. Mitch
ell would not permit his name to be run-hence,
the meeting made no other recommendation But
4. NJ. Boyle at the solicitation of his friends, has
consented to become candidate for the Senate
The Senator from this district certainly due to
Alexander county, and I hope Ireden and Wilkes
will consent for US to have him from our county
The acts of A NJ Boyle in the late Convention, are
before Us and am sure no one can object to them
He is a conservative man, and wishes the war vIg-
orously prosecuted; but he, at the same time, de-
sires to see the best fill important stations
He is not unknown to the people OF the district and
hence We decline making any remarks,
ALEXANDER.
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REHABILITATION.

The above list includes all missing up TO this date,
June Sd Many missing on the day Of battle have
since come in. Those reported wounded and left
on field, were, for the most part carried to the field
hospital, which afterwards fell into the hands of the
enemy. We had ambulance, and no means of
bringing them off There can be no doubt some
left on the field are dead Its possible some Of the
missing may yet come in-some of them are doubt
less wOunded-the most of them prisoners
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AN ORDINANCE TO amend an Ordinance entitled
''an Ordinance to secure to certain Officers and

AN ORDINANCE TO amend an Ordinance entitled
IAN Ordinance to secure TO certain Officers and
Soldiers the right to Vote"
l. Bs IL ordained by tie delegates OF tie people
NJ Worth CdrOiila ia ConreRtioH assem5Led and 1t
Is hereby ordained by the authority Of the s1me
That the proper returning officers Of every coun-
ty in this State shall include in their returns the
votes of officers and soldiers given in any election
in which they may be entitled to vote by law, if
receive dwiIhn twenty days after they cast and
the said returning officers shall not make up their
returns and declare the result Of said elections until
the expiration OF twenty days aforesaid
2. Re 10 further ordaiaed That the proper re-
turning officer of every county SHALL within eight
days after the period fixed for comparing the re-
turns transmit to the seat Of government and deliver
to the proper officer statement of votes given in
his county for Governor, which statement shall be
made in the manner and form now required by law.
g. Be IL further ordained, That the Governor be
directed to make known, by proclamation, the pro-
visions of the ordinance securing 10 officers and SOL
ders the right to vote
Passed and ratified in open Convention the Sth
day of Nay, 4. D., 1862.
". " EDWARDS.
Teste: Pres Of Con-
W. L. STEELE, Sec'y.
L. c. EDWARDS, Asst Sec'y.
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June 10, 1852
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CHARLESTON, June 9.-The Courier of this morn
ing says that the news from the coast is uninpor
tant On Saturday morning = portion of Gen.
Evans command, under command of Gen. Dunno
want attacked the enemy near Haulever Bridge
Johns Island, drove them across the bridge, and
captured quantity of baggage. The Federals ad-
vanced late last evening on James's Island but fed
on the approach Of our troops
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Hom Walhinqtoa.

WnUiSsFoS, NAreh i5.-fhs Itelmel
Yaskos SlliVui ~ Ne NsIy Yard lo-dAy
uad tOok % board large quaAlily o
she'll.
! Yesterday abe, ia company viii III
Aaaeosta, Bheilta the rebsl batteGipg Al
Aeqah Greek, the enemy replying basIly
With lhoir guhI, bat hillHg % reach shG
Yaakss, though SoVeFsl sIcslleat hnP ShUtI
were made, Ous she'll struck Ia ditetl
mage With The uhssl-hOhbS VI tbe Iankss,
and within . ubOlt distance. TIE heavy
Rgut Of ths iaakee enabled bet 70 he %
0ul " danger and drop shell WiIh PfOcis-
ion iuIs The baItsFies. After 6nnE Iof
,0uS time, The steamers hauled % vita
out being struck, but L = beliSIpd from
The nshaeF In which The ShGlll dropped 10
and around The FGbOl work. that somebody
va hurt u 10 thOuEhl The rebels are 70.
uOVing the stores, ordnance, &c, By rail.
rad.
The battery Al Potomac Creek i Alio
occupied By the enemy.
The Yankee has 1scurod q portion Of The
iFoa work Of The steamer GOorGe Page,
Aad iS to-day having The whistle Of Ihe
rebel steamer attached 70 Der ttsIm pipe,
AlhFgs number OF splendid guns have
beVn secured, having been leit 81 the rebels
In their uPPer batteries.
Yesterday the steamer Leslie broaght up
from the Transport battery q q lueh Fifed
gun, throwing l2S pound she'll The
breOsh Of this qua L branded with steel,
aud when the spike Is removed will prove
most valuable acquisition. There arS
now two shells and q mass Of mud 10 The
gun, attempts having been made % buIt
lt.
Cannon Of the best description are being,
found 10 the river At the various batteries,
many Of which, together with large
amount Of loaded she'll, are being brought
to Maryland,
The PRECEDENT on ThurSday approved
The additional article OF War, which goes
into immediate operhtion-namsly; PrOhib.
ting officers or PstSORS IN the military or
naval service Of tho United StAles from
employing any Of the force under their
respective commands foF the purpose Of
returning iugitivel from service OrIaboE.
The President has appointed John P,
UpShuF, Of Indiana, assistant Secretary Of
The Interior Department.
The grave Of Col, Cameron having, Il 10
IAid, been found a. Bull Run, the body has
been brought TO Georgetown and iI await.
ing the order Of his brother, General
Cameron.
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HICKMAN, Ky, March ia naval eI-
pedItion composed Of The Ganboat5 Boston,
Louisville, Cincinnati, Csrondol St and Con.
eStogA, under Flag officer Foote, len Cato
Is I O'Clock this morning. At Columbus
they were sjOinsd BY The gunbOats Pitts
burHh, 81. Louis and Mound City, and were
oVsFtAken BY eight mortar boats in toW Of
four steamers with transports ADD ordI.
nance boats. They arrived here a u
o'clock this afternoon. The mounted pick.
sts Of the enemy were 10 sight on the bluH
on our arrival, and two eompalieS Of the
27th Illinois regiment sent alter them but
they escaped. A strong Unioa feeling Is
manifested here.
The impression preyailS that Island No
10 will not offer much resistance. There
are said TO be 1000 rebel tr5opJ ~ the
town Of Union, 1000 at Humboldt and
900 in The vicinity Of Island No 10 Al
The later place there are also said to be u
heavy guui 10 their batteries,
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IrSNGULAR COLLiSloH.-0n Sunday
The 7th instant, about 4 o'clock A, NJ, As
one Of The kssls Of J, Il. A.kinSOu laden
viii atsbyIek aud clay Was nearing Blsl-
nsrhaSust Island, on bsr way to OiucIn-
natl, she WAi run Into BY The steamers
Henry Iiogan and Il, .. Hamilton and in.
msdlAIsly sunk.
The Two Slssmsri bad been racing for
some time aud were running side BY side
coming % The river. As they nsared the
ksslboat they attempted 70 pass bsF, Ous
on the right and the other on the Isft but
from strange nilnGnageinont The Logan
struck the bow aud almost At the same In
slant tue Hamilton struck nsAr the Elsrn.
The blow injured considerably both steam
sri, bat Ia The excitement Of the moment
from some unexplained cause, neither boat
stopped 70 render any assistance, and moth.
ing bat the fact that the skid remained
unlblured, saved the lives Of the crew rs
the ksslboa. went down ID the channel
ia lees than ave minutes, total loGs Of
boat, cargo and outfit
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rSe OLD HORSIS.-T hirIy.thFse homes
were received hsrGou Saturday BY Captain
DoVaiug, from the oaarisrma,tsr At Pits
burgh, for use in the mountains Of Vlr-
glnla. The hO1e1 attracted general Oh.
Ssrvatlou, and everybody wondered what
ia tho name Of old horts asSh, the Gov.
ethE sut lulspdsdto do With them. We
haysnpt seen such AlOt Of brOksu down
old crow bats SlnsO the committeeman
Of the war. Some Of them are certainly
booked for y long life, as they do not look
a. Il they could ever muster strength
enough to draw the last breath. The
whole lot was shipped over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad yesterday, 70 Gambler!
land, where they will be put to work, II
the olassrs 10 authority there do not con.
slider Il the cheapest plan 70 turn them out
10 dc. We heard good Judge Of tor's
tlesh remark, Mths horses were leaving
the stables ysstsEday that IL would have
been fortunate thing for the Government
Il the boat BY which the hOSsI reached
the slty had suak and drowned allths old
bousl on board.
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8g TtIIegtagh.
PFoelanGtion d Cen. NeClellan %
His TFo0p8.
HAD QrAlTEBs o. THE
AIRY o. I'm PoTonAu.

I AEhY o. I'M PoTohAu.
FnRTkE, 9. g., Va, March y. q.
SpiJ,egs Of lit Any ef ne Pptsaae:
FoF long time have kept yoa iaao-
lire, bat act without 3 paposu. You
were 10 be dileiPlinsd, armed and instruct
ed. The iormidAble artillery yop row
have, had 70 b eraslFd. Othsr srnial
WeFs 70 more aad HeeompliSh certain re.
Splts. held you back that you might
give The death blow 70 The rebellion thai
bad distracted our onee happy country
The pSiisnee you hare shown, and your
eOH6dSseo 10 y0ar General, are worth =
dozen victories. These preliminary re.
cults are nov accomplished. feel that
lhe patient lAbOrs Of many m0aIhs have
produced their fruits. TIE army Of The
Potomac Is nov 3 real army, mAgnideehI
ia material, admirable 10 discipline And
Instruction, eIeellently eqdipPed nud arm
ed. Your commanders are all that you
could viGh. The moment for Asli0n has
arrived, and know that eau trust 10 you
to save our eouatry, AI / ride through
your ranks, | see Ia your faces the sure
prestige Of victory. feel thut you will do
EhnleVef ask Of you.
The period Of inaetiOn has passed. l
will bring you faee 10 face with The rebels,
and only pray that God may deiend the
right. 10 whatever direction you may
move, however strange my actions may
appear 70 you, ever bear 10 mind that my
tate Is linked with yours, aud that all ! do
lS 70 bring you where know you wish TO
be-ou The decisive battle field. II is my
business 70 place you there. am %
watch over you as 4 parent over he shil.
iFen, and you know hat your General
lOTeS yOn from the depths Of hiI heart
Il shall Be my care, as Il has ever been 70
gain success with the least possible losl !
but know that Il Il iS necessary you will
willingly FOLLOW me TO our graves for our
righteous cause,
God smiles upon W. Victory attends ul
Yet would not have you think our aim 10
10 be attained without manly AtFuggls.
will not disguise Il IRON you. You have
brave foes 70 eneounter-foemen we'll
worthy Of The steel that you Will use 50
we'll. ] nbRll demand Of you great, heroic
s4srlIons, rapid aud long mnrehes, desPeF.
ate eombatS, priyatlonS, perhaps. WeRill
share all these together, and when this Sad
war Is over. We will all return 70 our homes,
and feel that We can ask no higher honor
lhan tho proud consciousness that We be-
lonEed to the army OF the Potomac.
[sIgued1 Gro, b. NCCLEttAN,
Major General Commanding
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sIIO No uloall a parIo IlsAl, traAh.'


This may have been true Ia lagos case.
We are told nOIAlng Of bis financial eOudi.
ton, he may have had nothing but trash
10 hlspurss and Therefore could afford to
diJpiisit as usonsthIuE, uothipE.' This
dspeusnt ha, been robbed BY raScally
unknown thief Of pocket book OOalaiu-
jag enough money 70 Subilts soldier fol
Six month. We do not consider that thil
thiefS.olotraib, HsItols gold and WHEEL.
log money, and thatlOo under The son gust
ota Saturday sun light, lathe open street,
aud before The sysl Of men.
This dsPOasntI S aot savage person.
Htb 6roeiOas III nOlhlnE,-s1espt per
hapS, hls viEtu0-but e be can Had lh'
nla Who picked hlipeekst, be- has aohes
itaHoa ia saylug, aud be says It boldly
that IL there should 30 40 tunsral twill
aotbs for the want 81 a corpse. se.