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The New York herald., 1864-10-29
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thnsya KeBtucky. Arehcc8ran lie aud vile.
snd 1e Lord isoop oi ~ 200, Of London. VI crsots.
Hrs Jones, Mss Mowa brsss Mofiinler aud Pewlstop.
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saw ssr TO u KoSp 90 Inst at a 90 Sa ~ 80
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coa 70 np%@iags .n HooAway. Cow Bay 81 days with
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pssr gs psdD s s wssee Remedies Is days in ballast to
Brig Carver Cromwell. Philadelphia for Newburyport
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scsr Jameson. j.meson, Phisdslph,a for Portland.
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schr Eloise Jones, Phadelphia for Providence
senr aanns wesbIOOk. LitIejohn. Eliaabethport for
schr Nsplune. Billings. Eizabe,spor. for Salem,
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schr periue Sheffield. stonineton for Rondoua
BELOW
Ship sal,ana tBr> from calcutta l22 days.
Bark Emily Ada. from Belize, Hon.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
Our Panama Correspond nee.

PANAMA, Oct II, 1854.
ne only steamer which has arrived here the de-
pArture o. tho last Uated States Pacific Rail-
tsVm Central America She experienced exceedingly
we're weather IN coming down. which prevented her from
SkiDg cargo several places She brings no news
whatever OF interest
Our commaui icatons with Ecuador have been sadly In
tSopted for four i've weeks past owing 20 the sale
q OF the running between here and Guaya
qsii 20 she Ecaadorian government.
he now nearly month since we have had direct
from that republic and looking forward
the of the Bogota Inca, both
expected here on the 2osn.
The former will, doubt, bring interesting news Of
she revolution which progressing 10 the south Of
Bring ord from Buepavanturs trouble the northern
part Of that repuoiic--on the frontier or Colombia.
The first attempt TO enforce tha law passed in Bogota
Aet May In relation TO toe collection dues 10
al the free ports made here last week When tho Pa
c6o ailTosd Company's steamer Salvador for Central
America and the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's
steamer Goiden City, Tor San Francisco ready 70
sA The authorities Ia the city refused to give them ,be
seeu'ar sailing papers unless tax OF fiy cents per ton
FIRST paid Both companies refuead 10 the
and applied TO the uUilea States Consul who issued pa.
Ders for both vessels under which they went TO
The Consul, 10 accordance with instructions received
nom bis government couple OF years ago 10 rtlation
70 similar Dues protested against the collection OF the
Nx
Tho authorities have yet taken any further steps In
she matter.
The United States men OF war here present the
- Earys and NarragaDse The Lancaster, last from
iao In expected 20 arrive daily rhe Saginaw had
~ last advices sailed Caao for this port and may
~ expected here at any time.
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jersey City News.
EXTENSIVE CONFiAuRATtON.

EXTENSIVE CONF A0KATi0N.
Al half past ten O'Clock last night fire. broke ont In the
extensive actnring shop Of Mr.. wm. Cummings
situated Morgan street. next TO the Of wasn
iDgyou street. 1be building IS QUO story wooden struc
ture, as the three bulciDss adjoining two or
them owned and occupied by Mr. .euo Secor as
boiler shops, AID the ibJd situated between The two
q stable, IN which q number or horses, be.
longing to Mr.. secor were kept Owing TO the strong
wind The flames swept through these buildings with
great fury, and for hour and half were beyond
the control or the hrsnen, until they reached
Mr.. Secors iounires buit ~ brick, where the 1remcn
began get tho best OF the aud twelve
O'Clock IL thought would be able TO arrest ~ there
Mr.. Cummings oss, IL s thought will reach $4,000
and Sir. sscor viii probably Iose nearly much The
origin Of tho Ore not known.
ROBBERY.
Some time yesterday morning the sum Of $500
stolen from the house OF Daniel Hartgan at the OF
North First ard Provost Streets Jersey City. Tho money
secretcd between the mattresses In Hnrtgans bed
room and, from various circumstancss suspicion fell
upon Ann Fnpgan, the servnnt girl The girl sub-
sequeStly arrested and committed 10 the county jail
await the action OF the Grand Jury.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
.Ihe Guts Yesterdny.

Ab nj yestcr1ay q very heavy gale swept over
this city Ent vicinity, creating quito Kick up among
things Ia general. Numerous sign boards, chlmneys
awnings md simar articles exposed out doors were
whred iuer usual positions and dsshed into frsg
menis on he sidewalks aud roads A sign board on
house No. Park blown from it's rasieuings
about four O'Clock, and fell upon the Sidewalk woundiog
severely two who happened 10 be passing the
II IL feared OF them hae sustained fatal in
juriss.
In the North and East rivers considerable damage
Inflicted upon the shipping. Tue Tide swept very high
and Of the lower docks and piers, flooding
also many cellars along West and South streets.
THg BRITISH STEAMSHIP JOS cUSsiSoHAs ASHORE
oN SANDY NOOK.
Tne British steamship Joe Cunningham, hence 2sth
ms, for Ma,amoros while anchored in tho Horseshoe
today during hc salo dragged her anchors and
ashore on sandy HoOk. she s reported badly on.
THE STORM III BRookLyN.
The high wind which prevailed yesterday and last
evening caused some damage and considerable disap
poiutnent 10 the Lincoln men, had made extensive
srran4emen,s for grand torchsht proccssion which
found necessary 90 pospone consequence Of the
csssreesbe state Of the weather. until Monday evening
next The telegraph poles and wires leading from tho
city HRn 70 the different station houses were
prostraed, Hud communicative was therefore Inter.
rapted Inc roof OF . brick hcuse in Eleventh
street, near Third avenue, carried away,
causing damage 20 the amount OF about $500. The
building occupied by the families OF solomon Updyke
and RichBrd Kendall. Two houses In Ninth street, 10
tween Third and Fourth avenues, were also unroled
and the occupsnts compelled to seek shelter elsewhere
40 unsccuped iIane house In ilesraw street bown
down 10 persoD, 10 ar - sscertaiued was IN ured.
Fences DE- mo~bed and awniugs ard potcll ban.
ripped INTO shre0e. Tho navigation of the
kas, river very dincult. the waves higb, and
tue terry tuats cd nd pitched 20 such 90 extent
remind psYngcrs of sesslctness Several vprses
nged by striking asnpsi the ebarves
but y does pot APPEAR that any diasters occurred.
IRE sroRs IN WASHINGTON
Early this morning there was rain storm, with q
strong wind rhis succeeded BY coar weather. With
occasional stir breeze.
Tie malboai cossak X ffVm City Point, anchored Tor
several hours down the river matter OF safety sad
Tbs detained ber srrlvai a, Washington
HEAVY RAIN STORM ~ BOSTON.
Bts11N, Oct. 2s, 1864
n rahcd heavily this forenoon, aud there hiye been
fetuGnt shogeTs during the rest Of the day. WIND
eosthsast Inernome,er fortye'ght
tus WEATHER A. nAb'Fky.
BALlysx. Oct. ~, 1864.
Th, weather ths forenoon Wse tsr the All srnon there
IN heavy southeast WIND and ran
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
SniPPi.N G NE w S.
Pert OF New york. October as, l568.

CLEARED.
Steamship Caledonia (Br). CRAIG. 0asgow-F Macdonald
s.awshp reut.na tHap), Hack. Southampton and Ham
steamship Norlh Amsrios, hsrshman New orlcsns-Lud
Ship GInneh.hs eBr). McGra,b Lonaopderry-a Knor
afs,n 5s@ Sss: s;1ssS s,1. nsns Co.
srs Tsops BIRD tBr Locke, Sats,aorOs-s nsss nasssy
Brig bounding Blo~ tBr, Dexter Falmouth, Ja-Brs,,
u Brig zeSuon 9Brj. layton, 81 John. Mp Nevus a
schr Ecip.e IBr). Coe sSuIsc~c i snow. y"
se1r hagss Mclean err, Churchill. Fredcrickton, NB-
sehr wentworth tBr,. Howard. s, John Md De
ssnr Emma ssr, Tseal5. % 8, s.ephep. MO BOsrdmsn
s.Sr Ss,sl sSTS .ssc-I Kepny
sr s,,an ~ nl,aa R,o mnso'nson-L Kenny
ser i ray, 81 sdcrs Phiiadeiphia-u Racket. { Sem
soar cSsyys 1yoo. .p hafoan fscts ssS son
ssea@cr Sa' sI@asf sfaas. ros asfy nSo4. sts%lsra
steamer Martha spvens Cnsnce baltimore
ARRIVED
US supply sesra,r .eyhera W X Greasy commanding
sm TIE Norm Atlantic BlockGdna squadron Fortress
.ensr" sSs Ss.s ,ss.. ga . rn ogs os,I with
shp Costs Rss hsnce for asoin~sl '0'O INST saw ''''
psea s & & x b nSr a. pss MgMnn M 0 rort AZ
craok y ,ni Pasa ,. sss BARK sprIngbos.
nss ~ zi,t Mia nlsa and sssensers q CenarI anh
rss y, Y p. ion y =. saw eiq II5eria bound -
Iodse snn rs seners Y i accrsady o.. saw n he
s sSsS S9S i@rSf h h'a S' 1 s e. ssr lon % ss
30 saw eteensatp Mer tnac hDnnd " same day spoke
BARK Mallie Neicaf. rom Nrw Ortans bound II pet
An or nrngaf. ssw -terusaie Mcclellan, bound ", 24h
lai ~ - lpn Z. 81 "a euhhnat \ stnns state
ttraf ship ShVn sEta, Jatrr New Uraus. Oct 2S 80
AN Wth inaae snd pas engef. To- Raynof Gis6 days
ana floute Npn docs 20 duek anl lad gacs tia
passa9e iasssl n the liver hrnttre t,y,
Up'rfmMti no! tAd EFenn4 Strin ha ryer-sht
sd tss a. n ~ ~ nc " finiac ying uit outside
tb1 var. @llh, Dr' IN hf 4
ih9 ~hii Nag wth red 4 osed the Arcl COR or
leanrt i5P' su pri1ns 10 fesnrr bnrniug soft
coal; ~. - - 2 ca - o ipefied from FS qNuhoat
~ Sone ft'ri BOD y ave sds Nheri steam With
i've ehr ses NJ t" fnv AM iHt 70 d Ion "a 81
~ ~ >ec"hf lutK pior Ter ard cot cesrcf her
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stran-hlp Casssodr~ 81 transport Holloway, Esv Or
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Died.
nAcEE-SNlrs.-In New Haven, Conn.,, on Thursday,
October 81 at the residence of the brides parents
the Rev. Dr II. Strong HIRAM :. MAcFx OF Brookiyny
T. D., 20 Miss LorrIl - l. daughter OF Robinson Smith,
OF The former plaoe. No cards.
(fs 0thS Deaths Second Pao>)
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
Military ATttr4,

VOLUNTEERING SILL GoiNG oS-THg nsHr SPIRIT
AND TIs RIGHT WAY.
Inc Supervisors County Bounty Paying and Volunteer
,rg Committed pushing their business, glad
10 hear most vigorously and Chairman Blunt Is really
respng q ric5 ngfvcs, Of soldiers. u cities and towns
would only foioa similar the army might be
tepl full wilhou; rcsor,iug to draft. ihe pro
sramme presented by he chairman shows o.
money the soldier quite unhesrd Of in any other
Soeuirya man receiving enough 10 parchase for himself
good larm 1he class OF Offering volunteers is
% the highest order and are quite numerous L.
scr, espe aliy farm labor. having pretty much closed
canals sbout c0s,ug, sc, throws out OF
ploymeut end they naturally resort 10 The army and
especially cock tie New Yo X Clty rcFimcnts.
Running men oot q tho city aod inveignR them into
stner states TO enst nsB been most ,ensiby checked
snrougb the action Of The rcnts 40 timely
W tbe Inspector General 81 the sSaie ami General Miller
tbe Governor could not wei have done 4 piSer sst
Sow that eo those Teign agents, FOR yol,n
ieerns for Other states dowu, let keen them down
and thus secuta AZ u our for our own Quota
whenever call - made
Ibe following ne paid by tho committee
az It's headlusrssrs corner q Broadway apd Chambers
Fos rsRu S,.R acHrirs
locby 800
goth, ........................ 5000
Tos yEls sscEuus.
tonrty ...'......,.. $500
eovsrliatDt .-.., zoo
s0R csK rEAa sscsuns
,-I
D0'ttAaabt s..,.. wv
1cia .,.....................s1 Goo
cR s2Ekits.
r rS' nIee Icsr ferrus
~, ~ w yeat tectuiis ~
A. se,,se, eale'sst man can make bic $50 per day
=. M " lAhle-F ~ pr0cerlng ecrgls, and often bn
- ~ ~ 49, ,Nhotto, - even N Lut he must rJsy
sss a1 sna oe h1nes wrh ne vosee- " an sttsmpt at
.s,svuhs .l ebeathg hin or ougainng With hin tor
ppt,.eh ~ hH eanF y dsGote 81 by the Cd watch
eoe ~ Bunt ~ rii hess you snstel cut of the oase
eVFff " tetOfu Rle r. snd baudea over 20 The tender
"stoitR I'll ne lfayoei harrnsl - ly,s cut,
The county hoa ~ naid dtscuv .nto the bands az
NJ Vopas'@f 30 e o. ole slse rhsW o. 4 should DO
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rrrhCELLANEOus y.
sHgs uuBBAoKls NEW BOOK.
M Pubiished tnis fay.
LOVE AND DUTY.

NHRs nuBBAoKs Ngw BOOK.
M Pubiishad tns faya
LOVE AND DUTY
MRS HuDBACK,
Au,ho, of the HWie Sister, "May and Dccembor,r
~ = "Ihc ThIec Marriag.s'p 30.
Price 81 90 IN rsl cri in cuth,
LOVE AND DUTi. b. MRS uUBBAIk. We
praise too hehv he power ltruthfnn es whl which
o this stOrt are represented IL abcurds IN
sou eyatnR nnuAhtt apd no person ttaf without
teira made wiser and Nrttr erhy IL f Sf snr p'e
aud wisdom, shrew leinesn nj character In srsst
variety hasa piquancg that rvets the attention
amid simple 10, deHts The mover stands out much Va TIVE
WY as Jan" Eyre' dd II is an excellent produo
tivn, ana weforut 4liy commend n o. rcadrrs.
rook tree ~ rnah = raesintn retail plico.
orders from The tAu st'iAtai. ADDRESS
y f-ibkSOI BNOfNEHS. y
tVi q rtuu bfaat rhiaAspnls, a
tor sac ~ r. BRADY, ~ Ann sHee's 2ew YORK ana
all othvr bouk sellers.
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s 81 E e M a N.
CHATTANOOGA, Ocl 70, 1854

CHATTANOOGA, Ocl -, 1854
ne gueTilIas threw train Oh the trscG three miles
below Adairsviis yesterday Killing and wound.
ing eight
me guard having rallied, the enemy were driven on
without making any captures Of persons property
the road y completed 70 Atlanta Trains isfs shls
morning for that point
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

raries received the above sgnaturcs lcaes thaa
,,n,a AID MOI permit call much larger nunbsr
OF r and merchants heartily IN isvor oil the
election OF General AoC4elan.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
ARRIVAL OF THE BoRra STAR
News from Central and SOush
America,
N. Ss.. -.

ne steamship North star. oaps. Grey, from Aspin.
~.u l7,h INST with malls treasure and passengers
ytved q this port yesterday morning mo following
Der specie list
-. .,,..,. a N, ooa -ochon. r,~. sno
The New York herald., 1864-10-29

. & prC1AL NOTICE FOR GRAND MoCLnLLAr
- Maes Meeting The oncers OF all neJlesr organ,s
ions n saw ~ aud WON ~ are !, tfd 70 hcetatns
ronpA of tho Mtt.so Laron ~ East 1htieenth street,
OF Saiutda, lbe zaih inaf a8P M. 70 mhe preliminary
sirps Tor 4 prt ud ma ~ very sariy dey,
CfARLhsF SMirB, Cbsirman CommhHe
q. I. MVCLaNACnAE, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
POLITICAK.

nO The BUSINESS XBu or NEW YonK.-YH
results Of four Of Adminkse1a11ou u uR IkD
coan must al ef properly. all man vAeo ~
doLspdent the ba1king and Dessenlie a11
ssls of the country, change demanded !. she 60
duct Of the yell In publc policy. ~ ven1
avert ilnpendIpg rum.
Wlsheas ssssmptus Of the srssss committed -
Prssdcnt lincoln only point 70 tho
trss OF the national ausncca and 70 the starl9
fact resped the fruits Of glorious ~
tories thai expenditures ef money are
blood have resulted pacncax0n Of any pan -
unless army and be placed under other manages
nent indicates increased ex6enses, aud imms6iato
prospects of Union or peace.
Reccgnizins hcCLELLAN the hiahsst shasAc.
terstcs Of the pairo, soldier state sman:
Garcns htn tie desd Of the whe
will maintain abe unou st AL hazards convinced that
return 70 sennd m itAry: civil and financial policy VIII
alone secure me safety o. Fortunes the stability n business
interests. and the estab ishnent
stitnlon, earnestly bankers merchan and busl-
all tea nd plcy 10 meet al the
Of Wall and Broad streets on Monday ths glt day
October o'clock M 10 give
The New York herald., 1864-10-29
Political Curiosisys

The Schenectady IN. " Star appears to vsconducied
politically in . and original style II has two edi
tore and each has control half OF the paper One
side OF the paper has the Mcclellan and Pendle
ton the head Of the columns and the othor that of Lin
coln and Johnson The paper claims TO be neutral but
editor does all that be favor the election Of
Mcclellan and the other Lincoln. They occasionally in
dulge in attacks upon each other.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
The Return Of Exile

On wednesday last the country was la
ken BY surprise by the announcement that
Hon. c L. Vallandigham had returned to
his home in Ohio, and had been gladly
welcomed by bis friends.
: OF course Mr.. Vallapdigham returned
from his exile without the permission of
the authorities at Washington. And it
Temsins to be seen whether the President
Will again atteDpt the outrage of which he
was made the victim a year ago.. His ar
rest was an act unjustifable by law or
precedent and an outrage upon the rights
oil the eitissn. IF he had committed auy
offence against tho constitution or lave.
he should have been arraigned before the
proper tribunal, and not abducted from
bis home at the dead hosr of night BY
armed settlers and. hurried to distant
city and tried by mock court martial
But the truth is, Mr.. VslIandishsm has
violated no law. His crime, in the ewes Of
tho Administration consisted in his firm
adherence to the constitution aud bis bold
dennuciation of the men and party tina:
framPle il under foot at pleasure.
Our State convention did d good thing
when it assured the Democracy of Ohio
that the Democracy Of Illinois would stand
by them in protecting Mr.. Yallaudigham
against arbitrary aud unlawful arrest.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
Nursing the war.

I late news from Memphis contains an
order from Gen. Washburn where he states
THAT the practical operations of the com.
mereial regulations have been to help,
largely to feed, clOtbe, arm and equip our
enemies. That Memphis bss been of more
value to the Southern CjDfederacy since
it fell into Federal hands thar Nassau ~.
Fhus we 50. no wonder the war drag its
slow length along, SO long as the Admin
tration pursue what Gen. Hunter APPLY
terms "the fighting with one hand and
feeding with the other policy"
The gigantic speculation must be kept
alive, no matter bow the land mourns.
The rich must be made richer aud the
poor, poorer. This has always been the
policy of the opponents of Democracy.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21
Democratic State ConvertIon,

- 49, Se0AG AOMVeMNAOms
The proceedings Of the Democratic State
convention viii be found in to-day's paper.
III point Of talent. character and ipfiu-
euce. the late convention Of the DemOcrs.
c5 OF Illinois has never before been excel
ed in the State. Among its members were
numbered some Of our ATTEST Statesmen.
and on seemed to harmonic on the great
issue Of liberatipg the country from it's
present Black Republican thraldom..
The proceedings Of the convention
throughout were characterized BY WELDON.
prudence and principle.
II was indeed appropriate at this time
that no. platform of principles be enunciat.
ed. In short time hence the national
convention viii meet ct Chicago, when tie
platform will be agreed upon and our ma
tionnl standard bearers selected. Until
then, let Democrats bide their time and
commit themselves TO no uninportsnt ia.
sues. that might prove injurious to the
great ohJect--the redemption Of the coun-
try from anarchy and misrnle.
The gentlemen chosen by the conyentiou
as delegates to the Chicago convention, and
as electors, are not unk pown to the people
of Illinois. Many Of these have heretofore.
time and again, been entrusted with the
highest and most responsible tations in the
gift OF the people. and have never BETRAYED
the confidence ropoeed 10 them. The De-
mocracy Of the State may indeed be we'll
satisfied vita their delegates aud electors.
NO better or moro appropriate selec.
tioUs could have been made.
The selection of our friend, S. w. Bow
EN, and of Arc Vrss, as electors, 10th be
ing residents Of Will county, is an honor
we did not expect. Bot we are the mere
gratiSed when we remember the talents
and fitness Of the gentlemen named for the
positions assigned them. Mr.. Bowen is
ono of the most energetic and hard work.
ipg Democrats in the State, and will con.
duct the canvass most successfully. while
Mr., Voss possesses the ability to defend
our cause against assaults, come from what
quarter they may.
The delegates chosen from this Cor.
gressional district, Messrs. MURRAY and
STEWART. are also Democrats Of the true
stamp, and the former particularly is dis
tinguisbed for his NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. as
Democrat of the Jefersonian school.
The Recommendation Of the convention
relative to the proper tins for holding our
State convention to nominate candidates
wild be received with favor. Much is %
be gained in the present exigency of az.
fairs by delaying nominations of candi.
dates tiilthe last moment before election
More can be accomplished in a short. Wig
orous canvass Fhau by 2rotracted one.
Let the national convention adhere to the
great purpose in the enanciation OF plat-
form-to witt the preservation of the con.
titution and the restoration of the Uuion.
aud the men who are en- gagged tearing
down the fairest political fabric ever in.
vented by human wisdom will be comueIIed
to retire from the stations in which thew
have been able to bring untold ruin aud
| desclation upon the country.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1864-06-21

SAB OcctzxENcE~-On Saturday, June
IL. 1864, the bodies Of o womsu and littIe
girl. SIX or eight years q "a, v ere fund in
'6e hankakee river. above the dam in mi,
city.
Coroner Mothswson was called. snd he a
On inquest, at which it was determined
that the Heu1on's name was hicks, that
she, With her little daughter, carns to this
city d she up train Of Thursday evening
and was probably from Salens in this
state that she was on the street The mos,
OF ths day on Friday in qiest of a tene
mentr or lace to live with come family :.
that she Sadly decided to return to Gr.
sans. and bad Der Trunk brought from the
hotel to the depot for THAT parpose, etipula.
nng mat she woald go on the down night
tIain. That che With her daughter. i 4
the depot souoe time during The evening,
ana were found-Oetb dead, the next
morning. Evidently the mother frs,
Drowned she child. and thsn bsrselL Hsr
letters. de-, are With the eoreaer.-K1aLa.
kee Onion. ''U