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, 1865-12-12

The 4tchcrmAu Murder Cnses-ArtlyAl
OF Geu. Steed1nan-Thc Rank Of Teal-
nesssee to be Wound Up-TclcCraIu
from the President.
Especial Despatch to the Chicago 1rtbure]
NASHVILLE, Dec. II.
General 1ho1nas ha. referred the case Of the Hcl-
1er1nnu murders to Washington.
General Steedman arrived ip the citr last night
lie represents the feelings Of rcbeIs in Georgia
Se1y bitter towards Union men and freedmen.
Tue Senate today pass ID the hllt for winding up
the Dank Of Tennessee. i Is DOW q Law.
telegram wna received Inst night from President
johnson In Washington. He fsss. speaking Of the
negro testimony but II is TO bc regretted tAat the
Legislature has ~ yet taken no steps indicating thrt
public sentiment Is mo<7ng In the right direction.
, 1865-12-12

T.,e xenate Unlpn Caucus-Adoptiou OF
the House Reconstruction Resolution
Letter from, Horace Greeley on Peace
and ReconExructIon = Gen. Er4ns'e
Report-Geu. Fitzpatrick md HIS
m1ssJon-The New Jerxcy Contested
Scatx-Acccptnncc of the Guatemala
mission bT Fitz Henry Wnrren-The
Mexican Question.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago TFibunc-1
WAsB1NaroS, Dec. II.
The Senate- Union Caucns met this morning af
eleven o'clock according to the arrangement tcle'
graphed itet night, but fuled TO agree upon any
course with reference TO the House Reconstruction
Coumlttce. Immediately after the adjournment Of
the Senate, the caucus met again, and alter scs@
sion OF gone hours, agreed upon the resolution ii
the House passed II. only changing the ptraseoogJ
50 Is 10 make 1t concurrent instead Of Joint res"
o!rtion. and leaving each House uncommltted as to
The qualifications OF tt Owl menbefs. 1t is sup
posed TINT Ia this shape the senste nil be abic 10
pass #, but Ii can scarcely avoid debate General
harmony seemed TO be finally established in the
caucus.
To-mot1ow mornings Na4ionai Mte1gtaeer will
contain the following letter:
| To the Editor Of the InteuGencez:
In your Issue Of ,nls morning, yon have spoken
OF the political situation. ln terms which seem 10
require Of me few explanatory words. lheTeWith
/ limit =
Sau.uat ~ 49, .oros|r nd ri nfhers hsfsFrcn
EEs md S Se.weea M Tlts nd bsct
~ h.re s'h Ia ennnsi nf w md waste. Of b1yoc
and caIuaec Tor At least q csn:
| tnfy, Uentr have long labored. and
ranrefr of m nossihls rood 10 0tir Country 10 anJ
conntrv to nv sc,top faco OF csxs, thst is likely
to be sscnreu Or promoted BY alienation between
;he Presideut and the Congress Of the United
States. On tic courary, it seens to me that every
| ner1l that nov threatens u, eseFy es1l that now
wrirhs rpou na. vonld be ac.rayaIed, every good
| mi at hazard, every hope cfoaded not blastc2
| ~ auch malicn, uniowxld collision.
| 'fhsye come here to do whatercr can, however
I,tt1e fhat uay bc toward syertlng such catastro-
| nhc. hut I am not. a. your paragraph would sccu1
10 Imply that an, the advocate Of any espeeial
| plan OF reconstruction. ! urge only that tnc
rer{dent and Cone7cft, each respecting the others
constitutional pretog1tfsns aud personal connec,
on. ehall freely md tr1stiully c6niet dacuzs md
consider with aprptopnd de1e!encc tor each other
| patriotism and m calnfB1 dcS1re 10 agree On
cop1se Of ret,er which they shall eventually deem
| it-..x. rr,,1.n NJ ~,
ast sa.e1, 1n1 r. sa.,,,.rhed ~, III sidrt In iii
, 1865-12-12

NASHVILLE. Dec. 11.-Cotton has beeu unusually
dull to-day. Receipts and shipments very light.
frtces aS939sie- Receipts, a9a bales shipments,
~ bales.
An adray occurred On the street to-day in which
, 1865-12-12
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TE0N &s4tuOFnt4s
iRE1A- Cal, Dec. 11.-Au Order Of FeuIaus IA.
formed here last evening. "as
Great stnYmf prevailing here
SAN ERANcssco, Dec lt.-The Comutrn11c,ss -,
post thows the State debt 10 be ta.T3l,isl
, 1865-12-12

. rhite man nsmed Moore WAS shot b. negro, toc
S.m .tterirc lis face. The wound Is thought to DC
,nnrtaI ii Inst accoants the negro wss nnt aPpre-
beuded. -, .4,... ,-.too
~, Ahn hhoAl3, -
, 1865-12-12

sSFA A1exsncnfs Cuman@l Home e..
ALhAEF. Dec- 1l.-Gove4uor F,.ntor -. =.
ear, tSics1ams informing him that he hi III
Rjehaond S: M !; vSs sIe e roste for home fi6
1ss tSth Nsgtsnen frnm Richm md, nambsrn- s1a s,
, 1865-12-12

From Fortress Monroe.
Fonrnr.s MoNpox Dee. 1Q.--OedeEa bare been
received here to muster out all desestees now held
az prisoners, In this 'Statc.
, 1865-12-12

rC. II. ECRITES Il CO., Advertising
Agents, 81 Dearborn street, arc nnthnFtzcd
hxents to receive Advertisements Tor the Tti~
bunc, and nil other leading papers throuah'
out fhc Uulted Stutcs and CunndaS
, 1865-12-12

RchcillouS SEAIe*-Geus AoS4u IL kue
E8ouse-Mr. Blainess Reimburslns
Bill.
WAsmxG1oS. Dec. 1.-THE JOINT resolution OF
Mr. Elliott. Of Macs, introduced In The House TO-
El.rt. That the United States as eo2qneross in
thc war now hare the political power Of the States
Second, That nntil action by Concress The Pre.l-
dent ns Commandcrtn Clief, has authority to oEsn-
Ike and maintain government within said Staees-
THIRD, That tho said States arc not entitled to
takc part In the government OF the United States
until Congress fhal1, On auch terms a. 1t may pre-
ecribe. couicr upun lheul power to act
Fourth, That discla1mlug al1 desire to impose
hoslile Of burdensome conditions, and mindful
only OF leveFsih1o guaranteca aRainst futnEs dts-
eeusion Or secession, and Of onr pRbted fa'th 70
all who hare a1ded In the overthrow Of the rebel
lion wc declare 1t 10 be our 1Ddispnteblc condition
for The recognition Of said States that Their eonsii
tuticns should eecu1t to III the Inhabitants thereon
equal rights before the Law without distinction OF
color Or race
Nal Gen. Logan Visited the uonse TO daJ. with
Hon Shelby u. Cnllou1, and occupied that gentle
man's sea. during the announcement Of tomrlttees
Representative D'afne's bill referred to special
committee today, to reu1bus1c the loyal Stated TOT
tie advance made and debts contracted tn support
Of the var for the preservation OF The Union eete
With mncb t.yor. a. II provides for their hqnlos
tion without taking the money Immediately out d
the public treasury.
, 1865-12-12

de,h, Ford, w5neoos, Joe. 9. Hatshe!l' I.sn, ., u
Bliss; A.s't Surgeons ". b. TTuH. j. Z. nose1
during tho past wreck Postmaster General DEF
u,son made the following appointments q poass
1nastIus IL the Western sta.es: 1llnols-Inq. "
peasy New HuddletoD, Mssion county s'es sS:1S; T.
JcM4, resigned; jackson Danoi4R. ttaEk. sns.u9
coy1Dty, pEe j. l. Shark; Chas. ": Green gquhNM'
ka, Hendetsou county. ptcs IcWts Leslie; Jas: ~
Higgins, FowIera Station, Adams comfy. f!ee ~
KnoI; Jpo. IL Wells, Me,ie1z, Clark conptS' t"e
Eeter Constn. =, c..o,torn
STARK county. rice Jos. N. Peters, reslsneo: y.
Havltns. Chatloe, Panldfng county, sca Amanas ss
A. A5sn., Ieelgned: Wna. 3. Francis Gu!es1 Faes'
ville, Kcss county !ice Sm s. Fsseee Esslsnee asos
Waukesha county, vice r y. Stevens ss11gnsH e.
Walter F. Fay, Poggan. WirnebsSo epnnt3. VIZ w
i. Mnrtou. William q. Porter, Narcotic, oconH
eoHm gndy}GncrCa.per !. FonIke, P. NJ, Orion, Kos
coAk countv, 1ico j. 4. Colbert, rcsi2ned.
The Cou;mitstuner of 1ndisn Afalrs his received
intelligence nom New MEXICO 10 The effect tina
portions Of tho Cheyenne and Atzapohoc tribes Q
fndiaps, with whom our Government recently mad'
a treaty express themselves a willing TO fulal a!
thels Obligations, and hrc snz1ons 10 Join on
troops IN npujhiIattng the Dog, Indiaus who has
recently bcen committing depsedasoas north of ID
Platte River.
, 1865-12-12

Sepnte Caueu.-Prospecta Of southern
Admix&Ions to Congres*-The Hecf-
procity uJovement%-The Albany
Bridge Cose-1tcdcmptions- Cen-
sus Ncport-Governmcnt Salcs-The
N. Y. Collcctorship.
NEW YonK, Dec. ia Washington despsGn
sfder Stevens Joint resolution on seeonstrnsuon.
No rcsnlt was. reached. Another cauSns WI 9e
held This afternoon The prospects o! tae easy ~
m1srion Of the Tennessee delegation to Congress IL
daily growing better.
Strong lobby Influences are at work to procure
the renewal Of the reciprocity treaty:
Gen, Grant hiss returned from the South.
Daniel 8. Dickinson, United States DISTRICT AZ,
torpey tor New York to-day nfEues the celebrated
Albany bridge case in the supreme Court
The War Department sho"a that h>4l6 Indiana
volunteered In the United State3 service during the
Tie Goyerrmcnt ha. redeemed $94 800 In CUT
repcy and SGG03s0 in certificates Of indebtedness
| durinc tho week ending On Saturday iast.
| A6yanoe copIea of tho census report were dtstf1b
| MED 10 Copr1essmen On Saturday.
| Tomorrow Government SELF, at A1e1nndsta' ~,
200 feet Of lumber, 01 tons o. rsllfoad tson Aue
1000 ezr wheels. N"il be The largest sale e'e'
held ut that place.
Written Invitations have heen issued. cou!enlna
tbc New York Republican Congressional de!essa
| t1on at the house Of Hon. Henry j. Raymond. @
! Tuesday evening. 10 unite upon candidate 4or u
specalato1s a1o nusi)y engaged in different pm
Of the countzy tn bny1n9 up soldiers dtaeaafGe ~
peri for which they a5e paving itom tlo9 70 W. g,t
sGCO II asuflcIcnt number can BE- pnrchased, -
lobby will endeayor 10 ioEce Congress to pass "a
r1y1ne boultles to all soldiers who have not ba
them, and equaIfzins those who hare.
, 1865-12-12

The Aaphatt&n Fire Insurance. Company OF HeW
Yo.k. Is now rrprcaented BY TYLER, CARD 4
CO. Otuce sovthgest corner Lake and Clark Asfcets-
1-tS 70 YC4ru-Fe.
, 1865-12-12

sto-e ca South ater str-et for sale. Thosa wishing
In make uyeatnent4 wilt End thl4 n1stctass invest.
mtpt. it ltEoWr-nta tpt 1900 per xea4.
CLFAvEE 4 TAYLOR,
deI1acs.rct 20 Haxhl1gton street..
, 1865-12-12

TneEAGLE GAS AND Manu-
fACTUE1SG COMPANY Of Chicago. arc receiving
subscriptions to their stock as above.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
GENERAL ORDERS
No IS.

HANGING 4 REBEl--A letter from Raleigh \ Co.
says
After the ci'y had been formally suc-ende'eo, and
while Fitzpatrick was marching through the tow vn an
officer belonging 10 Wheeler's commaga VINO. Irh
some of his men were engaged in pundering store
ar the market house rushed into the street and ted
a uistol at Fitzpatrick who riding at The head OF
the column The ball fortunately missed \ lpatrick,
but wounded ore Of his staff. Chase vas instantly
made and TIE ruf5an captured in less than ten min
utes he was swingingby his neck from a tree.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
From the Baltimore sun'94th, inst. ]
PAPER AND GOLD.

What is to be the relative value Of our COLO and pa
per currency under the prospective circumstances ana
condition Of the couuuy cannot perhaps De
y estiaed eyeo in the light OF the fay Grape pro
grsss of military measures for the Fesofa. ION oi
81 authority in be seeded States, except only ~ con
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
SOMETHING MoRR ABOUT BoOTH.
rvrrrrvrNT IN CALIFORNIA.

san ,NcIsco. April 25.-The military have arrest
ad twelve or fifteen men in Saona and Colusa counties
for rejoicing over the assassination of President Lin
coin Upon the receipt of the news of the Presidents
death NJ Green Valley Salona county number OF Sc
cessionsts met TO rejoice the event, and troops
were sent to break up the meeting, but as they APP
preached the rngleaders for lied themselves IN tle
house and fred at the soldiers, nding two. Their
fire was returned by the soldiers and several OF the Sc
cessionsts were wounded. The whole party then sur
cred
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
THE ASSASSINATION.
ADDITIONAL DEVELOPMENTS

Washington correspondent of the New iors Tines
says;
There is an immense force at work the conspiracy
and the track the conspraors When the time comes
for revelations such startling facts will be revealed as
will make people shudder IL viii. then be seen that all
the talk about knights OF the Golden Cncle, sons
of Liberty" American Knights &c, not without
foundation that though much OF the acti on OF such
bands was either futile betrayed yet from the seed
thus implanted fostered by inspiration drawn from the
enemys Golfers, sprang the heish idea OF assassina
ton and the tools by which it was successfully exc
cuted were only 1.-THE of the class who would have
done the same thing had they possessed sufficient
nerve.
The people of the South will suffer the consequences
Of this great crime though they may have never con
chief instgatcrs of the crime Northern men, who
under the cloak of free speech" liberty of person. &C.
denounced Abraham Lincoln merciless tyrant al
conceived the plot to take his life.
ATTEMPT AT SUICIDE.
Somebody's ago we gaze an account Of the arrest Of
of Secretary Seward On Tuesday it discovered that
this prisoner had attempted to take his own life, by out
ting his head against the iron walls of his prison II
was found that he had beaten his head almost into
ielly and was bleeding profusey. cap was prepared
for him padded and fastened securely upon his
head and his hands secured that he can do himself
no further injury.
SOMETHING MORE ABOUT BOOTH.
j. F Duncan, trustworthy citizen of Pittsburg
mentions singular circumstance IN connection with
BOOTHS assassin alton of the President While stopping
AT the McHenry House in Meldyile on the 4th oil June
last Rooth wrote of glss, with his diamond
rim q the following inscription; ABE Lincoln departed
this life AuRust l3 1864, by the elects OF poison.
Booths was written on the hotel register N the
same hand. writing Several Of his friends at different
times occupied the SOM room complete register mas
been kept Of the OF the occupants OF that room
since June last
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29

CovrRABAxD CIorHSG.-The following orde' 81
lished in the Norfolk papers
fHEADoRs DISTINCT EAsTERN -.
Norfolk Va. April Oath, 1876:
GENERAL ORDERS !
No 81.
Il does not seem TO he clearly uud rstOod .hat ~
rebel uniform cannot be worn in this pi,'rc-. Here
after all persons wearing this garb OF 'r-s,on viii De
arrested, carried before the PrCyos Marshal and be oy
him imprisoned unless they prove that they have not
been in this District fortv eight hours.
his order will be distributed to every compaHJ oh
duty in Norfolk and ortsmouth.
Is made the duty Of every soldier TO arres an one
wearing the rebel Uniform.
By order of Brig Cen 6. II. GORDoS.
- ''0'' T II. HABRIs :. a o..
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1865-04-29
DISCOURSE UPON THE MURDER OF TIE PREsl
DENT BY REV HENRY WARD BEECHER.

Mr.. Beecher delivered discourse at Plymouth Church
Brooklyn, Sunday last W hich is reported follows
Ia the Herald
-After appropriate introductory devotional exercises
Mt Beecher dscoursd from the first five verses of the
last chapter Of Deuteronomy which narrates how Moses
assembled Mount bo The fourth and ffth verses read
az follows q" And the Lord said unto him this Is the
land hi n swGre unto Abraham unto Isaac, and une
Jacob saying I will give j. uutO thy seed I have
sed thee 20 see with thine eyes but thou shalt
60 over thiher so the seryGut Of the Lprd died
thers in the land pf Moab"
the feelings of Moses on occasion referred 10 in the
text and said that ag,n great leader OF The people
had passed through Iol, souow, bottle and war. and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04
Ito b contja1ed.)
This dax Mr.. Lincoln {.

To.DAY.-This day Mr.. Lincoln enters upon
his second term of Office as the ChtfMagis.
tratc of The Nation, amidsts the rejoicings Of
the loyal people. Four years ago to-day he
assumed the helm, in the darkest hour Of
our national history and entered upon the
unsr:ed course which was to lead to Union
and prosperity or disunion and all the horrors
of anarchy. This is fitting standpoint to
Look back and note tho progress made in the
great work Of restoring chaos to order. The
days Of the rebellion arr about nubersd. Be-
fore the inauguration u the mkt President.
we doubt NO. our country will have risen from
the struggle strengthened and purified BY
the trrYiLlr ordeal Of eivl war.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

A New woRK.-A nose from An
Frances FrIi<s Victor. CITED and tAlaaiei
susAxess. ncv resiaing IN Portland. informs
- that she Is writing and compiling -srk
90 or-sva- wsshinesrs and IazAe. giving
e-sxrsfky. .<szrrrs- Esndscsis.<- ess--
Thss hsssnx r.isss;< S<sz ss ksni III sszxes
. ss~x b. esz=znse.sirs sh~ ss.r De- Nrs-
vsrsur. We sws;x vses na<A sr6rszSe inc
nr<.esrxzrx Il sAe kaak-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

New BUsINEss.-Wc arc pleased to OBJ
serve that Mr.. j. II. Munson. formerly Of
Steilatoom, has become q resident Of our
town, and is about opening a supply Of books
and stationery in the Post-o'ficc building.
We hope he will receive fair share Of public
patronage.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

"HoRsE SExsE"-Thc s. =. Ledger, in
Answersto Correspondence ns-s this eiegasf
term in 4 :rply to alady. 1t advises: "You
should repress Enthusiasm and cultivate hssre
sense"l The rdisor Of that paper evidsusly
regards al mankind a. either hor<r o. iaekass-
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04


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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1865-03-04

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
R.n,dof hn,"rvisors.

Beard ~ hn"rvtsorss
srrcr.L Sgssox- thursday March ~ 1854
O'Clock. a. ,I.
o,t H. their Chain1er No. II City Hall, pursu
ent 0 IT, fs D2irr "hn:
uANg IN .rPEHvIrJ' =. OFFICE NO III TALL
wbofk March II l6bi }
We the unieriret nenDfs If re Board Of so?erv- y
County OF New. NOk d. hereby request jos " ioui
,rt of,hr 3oaIG Of Suprri Of "a t"unty 70 can
meeting I'D Doaid Of aupeIsi,ofs ioi hsei N
"a Al O'Clock D. H.. Nans.st sach busine" - may Dc
p :. rii'I,Y ANDNEAS WILLMAEN
4. az = n ,IiS WALTER ROCHE.
JOHN tOA, wit, ,itM - Trtrn IT,
ORlSON BLUNT. william NJ, ." IT'D,
Pre.n, Wm " rwe.i e,q. iressut. Ia the ,hsir, aud
s1,e,y,"'. fIuu Us,i.. For Purdy. Roche ri~"'r
Tho mint, Of ID, last, the, meetings weo read and ~
proved
PETIrpsS.
Petitions Of the 'couiI. - - Tor trrfecti0n OF VIZ
Mr.. Washington hos;sT, Lh"ma' LS"h'
- rjt,i A1 \. A-yrf
- NJ y idwlu A. lof,
Sia. 81 $50 10 ,hmidth, - Nt'''"' no@P'"
Sryunonf Hart "'' b. $500
F-sr.is bohbsner ioun ". ouuon. ~
IS ich referred to tbs oninHtre on hhhusI
Tetit ~ l.L,Tpfeters 81 Ia phuot NSe'"' W. "''
II.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-03-25
Rcard o. CcrnrIiGira.

srAsgD sEs.loS .,dey, p .rh % 1852
OFFICIAL 2 &c .cA q. az
zoe ee..l get, pursuant to oarna a., in heir ia" Der.
Pre.ent-jsnscs Hayes. esq President f. the chair aud
Coanc.n en- keenan,, Hesy Robinson, st..en. age ~.
Kinney, Briutnsn, Bredy, 80 eut'in L,sF.. Me .r't'
The Minute. Of he meeting cd March ~ "'o read and
spp'Ovea
PETITIONS.
BY Counci'm.n JOYCE
Petition Of A. !. La@rsrer for -rnon to eeet small
o.. ding ior Trcroitin; pripo.o ia i' tity bal fs
Which was rcleired ~ Ne Conn tee o. Lands cid faces
RlSOLUII HONS.
By Councilmsn OCAIiAGnAS-
Reo!red, bat The ,ofp roller be and b. d eoy
Daniel IieIney and Patrick O.boI 10 the s fl. blind per
IONS Who receive tie 81 fly dollars. ieeetly
Winch was reerfsi t. tie Comptroller with power
BY Councilmsn hISSEI
% Charles McNuty aud " iaiu eunessy Iuc. sisu IN
on OF their pfen'r. niO'T oue h.ndfea Dni Thirteen
sDree near s,chd sveuae to feIse4n oDly during iie
y'sssure Of the C0l InoI COuac,.
Which wss alOpcd.
Py COrnciiius4 oYcE--
Hsored That rh .troe' rom tf' IN svenus to
Broadway, be- iegn 20 d-d ali ST.
snd the sidewalk hAsse- areci ,r objection D. tis eueet
Which YES rei..r,i to II e Comai,,,s on Resds
BY Councilman ffSS.y-
kesoied bat gith be- necessary rrerivus hans
Lad ca vorts b. bal y, is.s fiect rom nln-on re't to
Stanton street he .sle 20 c' viii te se'~Ts nov tai
70 Rivington ec, sli >tif.ou r.e trt
the said be performed ute auiE 1r,-
Won Of IL. lroou A "ouc el4Hn't .,d tns The corr
Sanyng ordnance Ia, fuf nd ire same s. n!'uy dipped
WHICH was referred q the comm tee on SsWrfs.
Rsro That the .idevaiks on III, nor sda Of TiHv.
QUIT street b'.~reu Llo4ow-y I'D Tienth avenue bo
sssed full width "h-fc not ady aoe 11e' Il. uiecoa
q ,hs otfo-t Con missioner.
R;,1sd al tn. yaesn boz. 90, M vr.tie r8rosi,,ay.
<e'"een H. fourth aiJ SAh sr,.ts b. i"rd H. ia
%, ths direction OF the ru'tt soHan-g0ueI.
SslAA su rssHsa to tie CoG.l-ittes Gu Pubic uessA