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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17

Joseph z. Gilmore agt. Francis j. Icurtc'The plaintiff
llous ut 20 recover 900 dmsges IN consequence Of the
alleged that tho dog large aud rocou animal romely
ontii,ndy.o mankind IN general and particularly to he
panth The defend.nt contended strongly IN favor OF the
good character Of dog and insisted that plaintiff was
the assressor by baaiing tho animal which was sufficient
loyocstion or the attach. Verde, for defendant VIM ~
Nor!Irp !or paia!i Mott Murray lisis defendant.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17

UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALf.-lhe
United States Marshal sold 800 barrels Of rosn at pub
lie auction on Monday, Tor s27 per barrel The rosn
was the remainder Of the cargo 81 tie prize steamer
Alliance.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17
Ro,n RoppRnY Ar THE CUSTOM House,

BOLD ROBBERY AT TnE C0sToh-hoosh.-
A h,o containing $500 in gold vac stolen ffom the
C.,,,. U,use Yesterday afternoon almost from under
a.. nv ~ clerk who had luz, taken in three bags
con,aialnc 600 each 10 pay dnies. The oiAco was
very mucl crowded al tic time by parties payns W.,
tcs The thief made good h;s escepe, ana 10 p"0o VI
The :, Glen treasure has been obtainodG ~ Yet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-02-17

SUPREME CoURT-CnAxBKRs- I'm. iG-Beioge Justice
BARNARD.
The People, &c, ~ ri. Cunningham agt Bren-
nan, Controller, 1c.-Motion for mlndnmus denied
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The following, from the Atlanta corrss-
.pondence Of the Louisville JaSrnal. shows q
disgraceful proceeding that We had hoped
no officer would have permitted, or soldier
been guilty Of ;. el L's' &c. ~ .,'' -.
As I passed St. Paul's Episcopal Church
yesterday, / beard strange sounds issuing
therefrom. isThe coarse, Soistsrous laugh Of
the Aa6itaes of low groggeriss might equal:
but not exceed. ...--.~. 90.
Il passed around to the door and Witness.
ed . scene which I,nsver shall forget The
seats were all taken away, but three rude
alleys had been constructed, and d bowling
saloon opened, and the balls were then roll
ing swiftly 10 their destination. Cannon
balls wore the .ones rolled, while elongated
ones we're pasd q. Pins Al. which three SOL
diers were taking deliberate aim. Where
the pins were plsced stood q soldier boy,
who set them up when they vsre knocked
down. These pins we're, placed in tho end
of the church where the pulpit had stood.
/ wondered Why the provost marshall had
permitted . church TO be thus desecrated.
His Office was 90 hear that the sound OF
balls rolling could be - plainly heard BY
him as it was by me. Officials are some-
times strangely observing, and again are
strangely neglectfuL ,,,a,. -,, ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

WHERE THE Orr Coars FRoM.-An old
whale captain was expressing his opinion al
the Petroleum Hotel; Oil Git, sthattheeil
came from ., huge deposit Of whale, which
were caught there when the Aood abated.
snd intervening convulsions of nature had
since covered them up. "What might d
whale be worth, eaptain?" inquired a. ma,
tive sHho hid never saen salt uster.
"About twenty thousand dollars" replied
properly pro sss wssd Pi reS zs sse
him." qaistly responded the old salt, who,
after being a qaarter of century a whal
ing haspoones had now become . pet.olss
uu iaSpocner.aT All "a a; saialEIs7sl = "a
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
From the Ohio Farmer.l
The. Wool Trade.

The great decline in gold-running, down
within two weeks from near $50 to less
than 220-bas somewhat checked the dis.
position to advance the price Of wool in the
eastern markets, and the sales during the
past week, especially in New York, ruled
in favor Of the buyer. Importers, in the
decline of exchange, put upon the market
their stocks Of foreign woods, and ,manufae.-
turers were pretty free buyers. u The aG.
tivity which this induced, created degree
of firmnesS in the trade, and at the close of
the week the market had partially recov.
cred from the weakness with which it
opened. The inquiry in New York was the
most brisk for low grades adapted to man.
ufacture Of army clothing and carpets -
Among the sales in that city during the
week was 100000 feeces ranging from 9Oc
to $1,05. In Philadelphia considerable,
sales of medium fleece are reported at 81, To-,
In Boston, the market, says The Ptoughman
of Saturday, "bas been more animated, with
sales of about 600 900 lbs. fleece and pulled
at CSC and 81 ,05, but the finest grades of
Ohio and Pennsylvania are held at 81 10
and upwards, with very little western Of
fering under 81 per pound. The sales in.
cIuded 10000 lbs. New York State and
mixed western at 95c to 96c; 5000 lbs.
Michigan at 81; $4,000 lbs. Ohio at 81;
5000 lbs. New York at S1,03; $4,000 lbs.
mixed western at ST.; 10, 900 lbs Pennsylva.
MIA at 81 ,05; 80 900 lbs. Michigan and Ohio
at 96c to Csc; 10000 lbs. pulled, mostly
from 90c to 81 ;05 forsuper ahdextra. Best
grades Of super and extra are now held at
$l,O5 to 81; per ID Sales of 1000 lbs.
mixed Canada at 97ac, but in COmbing de-
scriptions We notice no transactions The
movements in foreign wool have not been
to any extent, but there is better feeling.
particularly fer clothing descriptions The
sales include l25 bales, mostly cape, at $50
to 60c; and $50 bales South American and
Mediterranean at various prices, as = to
quality D.. = - 70
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
Justice 10 New York.

The Pittsburs Commercial, one Of the
most radical newspapers of the admiuistra
ton party and, before the election, one Of
the most violent in its abuse of the Demo>
cratic party, thus handsomely abate, its
former high pretensions. The whole Dem.
ocratic party is just as loyal to the best in
terests of the nation as are the Democracy
Of New York, and are equally entitled to
the Justice done by a rstractien Of the
charges made by the Republicans during
the campaign. The COMMERCIAL says: "
"The South, and no doubt many in the
North, regard the large Democratic major.
ity in the city of New York As prima taci.
evidence Of the sympathy Of her people
with those in rebellion against the Govern
ment. Though there are some Of the W. God
and Vallandigham order who synpa thise
with secession. the great majority of tie
people are loys in every sense ofthe aord,
- tho following facts will show, New York
City and county has furnished, since April
Is. 1861, up to September 20, 1854, one
hundred and twenty six thousand, three
hundred and ten recruits, Of which ninety
six thousand, two hundred and fifteen re-
ceived no bounty. Since that time the en-
fstments have averaged thirty 3 day, which
would add about two thousand to the above
number, making a grand total 81 ODE bau>
dred aud twenty-eight thousand men
which she has contributed to carry on the
war. '' .l@'L5 49, .-,Ee ~ = .sis
"But we must add 10 this what it has
cost New York City and county to raise
thsss forces. Besides the money apprdpri.
atsd by the City Council, and the money
contributed to the Sanitary ommissioD and
othsrsise, it has cost $lO,5s5,s73 80, to
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
Another Admission.

The New York tribune, Of Nov. 28th
speakiuv of tho late Presidential election
= 'IrGf,ni l&& -n uu .r..,
said: 80 ar ......-..@ co..
The party which has Just won the most
decisive triumph ever achieved in stub
bornly contested Presidential cleo ton, as
sumed the name of Union in no proscrip
tive, no iDtolerant spirlt. 1t has never
doubted that the great mass of the Ameri
can people, irresI ective Of party lines, de
sire the restoration and acknowledgment
of the national authority throughout the
whole area of tue republic. Those Ameri-
cans who opposed the vindicatlon by arms
of the insulted flag, the defed authority Of
the nation, did not mean thereby to indi
cate hostility 70 the Union. -...-r
These tardy admissions, while they sho"
the patriotism Of the Democratic party
show also the insincerity ofthe Republicans
and the Wilful lying and deception to which
they resorted in order to continue them
selves IN power. Confession is not atone
ment, and when restitution is impossible.
or i, Withheld. confessron serves rather to
deepen than to palliate the wrong. Men
have some little regard for those who err
through ignorance, but to him who willfully
and knowingly SANDERS his fellow men no
charity is due. We had some respect for
the Republican press while We believed it sin
cere in denouncipg the Democratic party,
but when it confesses its hypocrisy and ad
m,ts the falsity of its assertions it excltes
our contempt.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
Politics and the Clergy.

In the course of very able article ups
on the part taken N politics by Ministers
Of the gospel of the present day, the Al
bapy atlas and Argas deals thus with the
assumption u pption that clergmsn have right to
preach political sermons from their pulpltts
on the Sabbath 81 s,,l ..a, say Ga. 4a.s e
"But clergyn.sn HAYES right to think, to
feel, and to speak in regard to causes 80
momentous as those which enter into the
politics Of the day! Certainly they have.
Bot they must not make the pulpit their
rostrum. nor assume to be instructors and
expopents of the Divine Word, when ut
tering their personal thoughts. The doc
tor has no right to talk politics ip the
Clinique, or to force his partisan views
upon his helpless patient. The lawyer has
no right to make political speeches in court
nor the judges to pronounce partisan juds'
ments from the bench. What would be
Thought Of . dry goods clerk who improved
his opportunities, by dissertations ovsl
the counter to his customers, upon war and
peace, and the duties Of his hearers at the
ballot box? What if your milkman insisted
in delivering the diluted trash Of the daily
papers, in the shape Of hsrangue, % be
hands in his quart Of milk and waterP Must
the tailor give you the measure Of your, pc
litics when he takes that of your coa2 Are
you to be cobbled politically BY your shoe
maker, whenever he has your foot in hands
Has your barber, the moment he seizses you
by the nose, the privilege of snubbing you
politically; and Of lathering you with sec
ond hand, 'suds out of GRrELEY's frothy
Tribune ... .lo. ...sr.a a. ~ l.,. &.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

SeME Of the Kansas papers tell tough
stories about Jim Lame. . They say hgs
sues commissions to officers Of negro regi.
ments that have no, existence and never
will have, and sells them for one hundred
dollars abd' q vote for himself. Also, that
he lately, proc3red contract for one of
his friends FOR lS5 900 bushefs Of corn at
1852 per busbel, while the market price is
81 so, and that the contractor paws Lane
5000 for his share Ct ths sYirdley
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

Two Sicilians in New Orleans recently
fought . duel which had its origin in busi,
ness mattes. They fought ina small wood,
near Atgiefs, scross the river, With knives
And pistols 0na vss killed upon tho field,
AID she other. Who Was discovered faint
iron loes Of blood died the next day after
the eomosssIm ledI IGJ ,0.,p ah- t,IT
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

A NAN has just died in Paris of insa tiats
hunger. He could not eat enough. hi,
earniugs being altogether insufficient Ia
satisfy his enormous appetite, though be
ate scarcely suythiug but bread, his fellow
workmen used % coatributs towards hi,
support; but, wearied with thus burden
ing bis friends, and worn out BY his suffer-
ings, he at last hung himself. ~
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

which add the money Voluntarily coatribu-
Observation-Disclosures
A contribution OF &15,000,000 in money,
and 1880 metI,we think, s(saks louder
for the patriotis9 Ind loyalty Of New York,
sAR lee 4 500 iossy sAsp Ees ssa
pp.is3 zllIs O., I,1s - |, {
So y tsss es BE- It's; s. :
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
TheLate Election.

NEW HAMPsHIRE,- The vote Of New
Hampshire for President j. rendered of
fetal aud complete g .follows., Compared
with 1860 that delegated "iDem." 10 the
latter Year includes the strength Of Dou
glas, Breckenridge and Bell: ~. H. Z
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
Mr.. Lincoln's majority $40,

Mr. Llnc0Ins minority 3I,U8s
In 1860 the total vote Of Illinois was
1872 S76. The increase is 1910, and this
notwithstanding the absence Of rs, 900 men
In the field. OF these, however, the Re
publicsns estimate that $4,000 came home
70 vote: The gain on the Republican ma
ority Of 1860 is l9,l37. T. '''' :. N -.
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

VERMoNT.-Ths official vote of Vermont
lie as follows: Lincoln, 42,4l9; Mcclellan,
1892 Republican majority i29, O97.-
There is gain on Mr. Linsoln's majority
in 1860 of over 5000. The aggregate vote
this year is over eleven thousand larger
than it was In 1902 ygi. q -" ! H'|
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
1895 ,o

It will thus be seen that IN four years the
Democrats have gained 1925, while the
Republicans have lost 2, 998. HJ @t' ~ g@4
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
The New York Fires. J

- ~ XvOw - 80 =. =
The World Of last Thursday gives public
tty 70 the starting suspicion that the re-
cent attempted arson 10 that city was ID
reality . Republican achama e -aHord A
colorado pretext for placing the. city IN
der mastAll.w.. III sdduces; ssvsrf cir
euustsS4G4 )sutpssE of etis bs,pician
which are diflcalt to explain by any 9TH
er theory In cumming up the whole affair,
the Ho-tf says 90 : nsANa . -
"Look at In what light we may, one Of
two. shnclubi0hs wonld seam tosbe' ihsvita
BILE. Either this great plot wasa rebel
device, upon which Richmond had expended
,allits wit and skill-aDd in that case it
must be pronounced the most stupendous
fasco in the history of human ill inten-
tions-or it is the echo in the ,east OF the
Loyal League contrivances in the West for
putting great communities at the mercy
of small factions, and 10 that case the NAL.
-ignity OF the conception il only equaled by
the clumsines of the execution;
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
Mr.. Lincoln's majority

ILLINols.-T ofncial returns of the
election in Illinois sh ow that the total vote
cast IN that State was 347,786, which was
divided as follows: 10 'i-s. '-ss.
" For Mr.. Lincoln :, lS9,437 "v
For Gen, Mcclellan l5s,349
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

ofcifisof the most disttvssihg cases ofpAsthms
and Consumption by DR. Strieklands Mellihuous
Cough BALKAN, speaks louder than words to the
merits of this inoomparsbis remedy. A grateful
mony to the wonderful powers of your Cough Bal
sara in curing me of the most strSdtlesome' cough
md shortness of breath after all other means had
failed" Can any result be more gratifying 7;
What q load of suffering was feved blythe use
Of this noble Cough Balsam. Sold by all Drug
gists so cents psr bottle
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'2!J001T4#B! II HE7

On ths LIST day Of Dessmber, Mrs.. ELIZABEfH
AMICK, wis Of Jacob Amisk. deceased, aged 72yeas.
tt sanessl yin tale piAcS nsul Aer hts sesidsnse
on Clay street, between 5tA and 9th, Sunday the
lth instant, at O'Clock. The friends Of the family
ara invited 70 xttShd..!s sssfsi >s' IL seV
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

o thought ineffablel, o vision blestl
Though worthless our conceptions all of Thee
Yet shall Thy Swallowed .imagefif our breast,
And wan its homage to the Deity.
God thus above my lowly thoughts can soar
Others seek Thy presence Being wise and good
Midst thy vast works admire, obey, adore,
And when the tongue Is eloquent no more
The soul shall speak in ,eaIs Of gratitude, =
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

NEW YoRK Tho New York Tribune
gives the complete official vote of the State,
90 fol,owsiQ 'Iat d7iu0 ts i3lj. .,.'
Lincoln, raI ro 368,73O
cd. Mcclellan ''''t nas S64,934 q
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
JAdminL tratrix' Eotiee.

A fkAsoHs Z yi1g cisin. sgsiuH TIE eststz a,
them to 10y q Esss s.e .s.ss "; b gTs:.nt
seseeS ana inde6tsd 70 he sfs AZ St,S
'' required 70 make e in r,,'sl psnsnt
Administsskzix q - sss8e IL J. q 4.,sou,
UVs& Isli HAboi E1a 2. 80 u
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Lincoln's majority

LincoEn's majority 6,796
Mr. Lincoln's majority 10 1850 was 50, l36.
The total vote for President in 1860 was
675,l56, in 1854 1t is 7s0, 664-an increase
of 5,50S, or 81 per cent. The following ia
the result on Governors: .' ''#" ""
"a Fenton ID ma.s,'t 369,576
Seymour esd III - 36l,269
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

fThs following subline poem was composed 0y
M .rslsbssAnaaRanAm7ass-Bzszxaszz--1skHs
translated into it, present form, by DR.. BowRINa
I. is esfiSihy >oHthe noblest poems in the
EnglidA % any AAsr language, and well deserves
10 p vritssn stsr of gOld-ED. RraI'fEn,
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03
Fentou's majority

The total vote Tor Governor in 1862 was
COZ, SAC, in 1864 It is 730,s45 The gain
from 1862 in the whole vote is l28, 299 Tor
nearly % per cent? Of which the Republi-
cans gain 1859, and the Democrats 81, 629.
Mr.. Fenton runs 846 ahead of Lincoln, and
Seymour is 665 behind Mcclellan. d
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

OHIo.-The official vote of Ohio, inclu
ding the home vote and the soldiers vote
Except the county OF Hancock, which was
not returrsd) show that AT 1903 votes were
cast OF these: .je ia-yt l... .H'. '-~.1
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-12-03

Home vote aH'. 203 ,488 90
Soldiers vote 1886 1-- !
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
Wolrord On BroKnloW.

AZ was 70 have been expected, Col Vol
Sbrd took an active part in the proceedings
Of the late PrSDtiee-Guthrie Convention at
Louisville. He made speech TO that Con-
vsntlon, brimfall Of the most intolerable
GntagCnism 70 the government The speech
Il reported somewhat slaboratsly in the
Louisville Democrat, and We refer to Il to-
day only 70 call atsontion to the following
reflections on DR.. VIM. @. Browslow:
pssson Brownlow, zoo, wa thought good agent
hr chs egssrnmsni In the work II rsstaFatien, Be-.
ing preacher, and therefore COED man. he had
ben pat IN priton By the rebe though released by
then. He wa made Collector u IRteEnal RsyeaGs
e The aPoFt Of knoxvillss-a new Office 10 NE
psrhaps soms lawyer can explsiR. The Psrson, l
AN ted, was poor bsfoFe The war: he counts rs
81 bis olkoa with Abraham. he d empowered %
eonasoass psopsrty-hs lsVies big coDtrlbutscns OF
IL Cd uscesssoa nsahboss and there u teiling
boz much Il the whole enters hs private pafss. II
DrOwnIoE g0ss On for years more 81 his present
geas BE- viii own ali Tsans4see
william 9. Brownlew needs no defense
against such charges - the above, and II be
aid he IL quite able 70 make defense for
himself There Il 20 man IN the eonntry
better eualised 10 take care Of himself =
Howsver, the charges uttered against the
spotlsss character Of DR.. Browalow are 50
supsrlativsly Infamous that re feel i our
duty 10 eharActsrizd them as wickedly false
in every particular.
The oasee which Dr.. Bsownlow filis may
Be - new ofacs" to Col Wexford, bat It L
a ofacs nevertheless authorised By The
legislation Of Congress. which some Of bis
Xsntueky frisnds 10 the House Of Repre-
ssatstivss voted for. TOO. Itispo true that
be l. eoIlsctes Of internal Revsnas 1t the
Port Of Rockville, and IA asserting that Ne
q. Cal. Walford displAyes 40 igaoranes only
axsssdsd b. the hsndIsh attacks on the per-
ssnsl charsctsr Of Mr.. BFoWnlow.
Col. Woibra psyss HThs Parson, ara
ed, was poor before the war. Es counts
his millions nov, 0herrs that Wolferd
ensliasa his saaselHsnls q q she financial
oondition 81 the Pason bsfose ks kuF, has
thws q "a qualification q he iattar sec.
nah QSuAbd n ssaHdsy sasssli 4 . 80
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
NatIenaI CoaYen.lea Assembled.

BaLTfnanx, Juaes.--lThs National uuion
Convention assembled this morning, IN the
Front street Theatre Six hundred dele
gates present, including maay from fesnste
Territories. New Mexico sent = delegate.
Hoa Z, D. Morgan Chairman e the
National COMMITTEES called the Convention
70 order al noon, making hrisf address,
proposing Robert j. Breckfnrfdes, Of Ken.
lucky, IS temporary cllaifsnaA, wileh an.
neanCerneass was received with great sp-
plansc, wbics was renefEe1 on bis ta-
king the chair. DR. Brsakinridge, in n
brtef speech. returned thanks for the honor
and explained the considerations which IN.
dacea him 70 attend the Conventions
e. a, Shaw OF Massachusetts, and T.
Dare, Of New York, were appointed tenn
porary Secretaries. Rev. sLr. Miles iBvoksd
the Divine blessing on the proceedings of
the cenyention
The rules of the House Of Representa-
tives we're adopted IS The rules of Ne Con-
yen.ien.
On motion Of Mr.. Lane, ali the States
except Missouri (which hes sent two sets OF
delegaicsl were called upon 10 nominate
members to compose the committee on Gre
dentiala. and that committee was then ap-
pointed.
BALTIMORE. June The National Con,
yenticn has just nominated. BY accIamation
Abraham Lincoln for President
June sah, P. M.--Anarsw johnson, o.
Tennessee, vas nominated for Vice Prvsi
dent on Tie Hrst ballot
I
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-06-11
A Rebel aRolI Of Infamj.

The following named citizens, Of foreign
birth. enrolled Ia che 18th Virginia Balfal-
ion. by order az the Governor Of the Com
monwealth, for the defense pf Richmond,
threw down their arms % yesterday morn
ing in the presencs Of the enemy, 1T the
hghs on the Brooke Turnpike, ard fsfassd
70 fight IN the causs Of liberty sad the
southern Confsderacy. They were placed
ander arrest and sent into The city. guarded
by a detachment CT the President 9 Nary
land Gnard, and committed 10 Gasfls Thna.
der. Be order Of Governor Smith. nnsilsuch
time as the grave charge against them can
be investigated
The following Is tho black Kst Sergeant
Rareirri, corpefsi pasquini, J aprusliohi.
8. Mnlh. ]. AfFHta. s. Asisnztius. john
chisa., Is, Blanca, IafAaa Iohnston. ]. BeF-
niehi. 4 pernieisfg n Dtraielli. z. Eescinis
r, conaanl, {. compsdani. = Dshbeni, i.
(siiIieni, Z. Lomkafsi g. IazzaFini, S0liveFi
r PanicsslIl. s. ] Ehaunoel Lumbardl.
Dennis O. Day.
The reersanik, fsEsnk siira n number,
ara an Tlslians. hat fsro, sc s.ade fortunes
out OF the wfr. ais1 tie 1|e 81 sa e md
eenfsmlpness II fssif 81 81 8 90 effPst
hn bsagsf q ~ Z ~ EhsN