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New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
CLEAR THE DECKS!

"The King is dead-live the King" ON
State Election is happily passed. our Charter
Election is just ahead Let us simply indicate
the course that seems demanded Of us by the
rxigences Of the situation:
! l. We hold it Of vital Importance that a
Mayor Corporation Counsel and Boards OF
Aldermen aud COuncilmen, shall now be elected.
who will strive not only honestly but ably and
intelligently TO lessen the enormous expenses Of
our Municipal Government.
H. To this end, We hold that politics shall be
utterly banished from the Municipal contest, so
far as the action of the friends Of Reform are
concerned Its enemies will Of course beat all
the party gongs with intent to deceive and dis
tract the voters while they secure their plunder.
Ill We shall support generally the candi-
dates presented by the Citizens Association,
because the public know that Association to be
independent of party politics. But, if they
should be deceived into nominating O rogue,
no matter how sleek and sanity, we shall en-
deavOr 10 defeat him. II is bad enough to
have rogues elected; but it would be far more
injurious to have them elected as Reformers
than otherwise. Where the only choice is
between two knaves, we trust the Ring"
will uniformly succeed
". We trust few Republicans will be pre-
;ented as Reform candidates, especially in Demo-
cratic districts, simply because we desire the
movement for Reform not TO be defeated by ap.
peals to party prejudice. This City is preponder.
lnty Democratic; hence it is expedient to
PRESENT candidates who cannot be charged with
eeking party ends by indirection.
V. 1t is absolutely indispensable that every
candidate presented as Reformer shall be un.
publicly pledged to know no party
n his official action, and to remove or appoint
10 person on account Of he politics. StandnQl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

and dispersed, and the roiteration OF tho original
order will practically amount to nothing =, :.
"The wicked flee when no man pursuoth. .
The ncgro.hatcrs at the South have sol .n''r
hearts on having Black Instruction Iney
NAV fhil; but it will not be for want ol d'l'
renee and determination. Thus, III the oou'a
Carolina House of Assembly, MIR. Lcither Vi
Kcrsbow has moved that the Judiciary Com
mittce do proceed
49,, ,,Lo into consideration the fact that numerous
" w 90 ,ous descriptions. and ammunition iu con
;inrob,o quantities, arc III the posscssi1n VI .ue
rees NJ south Carolina; and that said SomIseoo ~. ~
t,ucted to recon mend. II possibc 10 this
sJo,,ion of such measures as wi secure t"e io"""b
:. TTle rendition OF such arms and ammuni'icu
m anou in the hands OF said free negroes 10 '"o
nroncr authorities of the State.
S,cond-As will the punishment oil lnoso ~.
o sbo in the future shall barter or in any Wise iur
49, ;h ans and ammunition to said free negroes
ThjyJ-As will in the future prevent sau Ir1o NC
rroea from retaining in their possession arms anu ""
munition. whenever or however obtained
1T puzzles us 10 determine why such propo'
stions are not held in reserve till the States
lately in revolt shall have been fully recon-
structed and their representatives seated III
Congress-. Then we shall have lots OF them;
now. they are clearly unreasonable
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
LET Us UNDERsTAND.

Among the amendments to the Constitution
which the Jefiersonians Of eighty years since
deemed essential to the security Of public lber-
ties and personal rights was the following:
"ART. H. A well regulated militia being necessary TO
the security Of free State tie rish, Of tho peosso keep
and bear LoH mol be inhin9ed"
When our great war closed, it was deemed
advisable that the soldiers Of the Union should
be allowed to retain the arms they had so nobly
borne, on condition Of the payment by each of
what was considered by the Government their
cash value. An order was accordingly issued
from the War Department proifcring to each
honorably discharged soldier the privilege Of
purchasing his weapon on the payment of that
sum, COS, We believe.) So said, so done; until
now, Oh the representation Of the ex-Rebols VI
Louisiana, Gen. Candy has nullifcd Mr.. Stan
tons order, directing that tho ColOred soldiers
mustered out of service in his department (Lou-
isana) shall not DO allowed to buy their
muskets We presume tho Secretary will
direct this satrap to mind his eye; but mean-
time tho Black soldiers will be mustered out
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

The project of Mr. Mercer to assist large
number Of seli-rcliant women in finding a wider
field ofuseiulness in Washington Territory is so
near its realization that the steamer is expected
to sail on the 25th inst Tho Continental has
been purchased from the Government by the
contributions Of few liberal gentlemen in
tersted in this plan, and is rapidly filling for the
voyage at Pier No. l3, North River. Amerchant
suggests TO us that Mr.. Mercer's own means
have been taxed as much as they should be in
a benevolent enterprise like this, and that the
citizens of New-York--especialy the women
of New-York, We should say-will gladly pro.
mote the comfort of the voyage by sending on
board supply of such delicacies and remedies
for sickness as are sure to be needed
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
The Late KxpleNisa In Greenwich.ss.


SIR: There are two serious miSstatementS
made In the reports Of the explosion which o.
Cured In Grecnwichst tat the Wyoming Hotef.
on Sunday morning last. in The TRIBUNE OF Mon
day morning which reflects upon me in q manner
that demands correction at my hands. In the sate'
ment /" How it Happened it is reported that Mr.
Stoddard the proprietor asked him CSchoonmaker).
to have the bo1 removed. This. he (Schoonmaker)
promised to do, but failed to keep his word" This 10
gross pcryersion OF facts, though no doubt unnten.
tional The truth is Mr.. Stoddard the proprietor or
the hotel, requested me- II / saw Mr.. Leers, to ask
him WHY be had not taken the box. with his other
things from the hotel. or If he had forgotten It.
promised to do So aud the next morning happening TO
see Lears spoke 10 him requested. Leers said ho
knew the box there but made no other reply that
heard In Leers testimony on this point he says.
forgot the box but aterw ard told Mr. Schoonmaker 70
get it for me- which he neglected TO do" Now in tho
statement purporting give Mr. Stoddards version Of
the matter my conduct is publicly represented IN .
manner injurious to me- and Is constant source OK
mental concern. Mr.. Stoddard will willingly verify
my explanation Of the statement IN regard TO him. ana
as to Leers's testimony rejecting upon me emphati.
cay deny that ever promised to get the box for him
OF 10 undertake the care supervision OF 1t IN any
manner whatever A. j. SChoOANAKfH-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

RyLrgp OF ALABAMA.-The American Union
Commission will hold meeting at Cooper Institute on
Monday evening Nov. H. at II o'clock. to respond to
the appeal Of Gov Parsons and Gen. Swsyne for the
relief Of Alabama and to take measures for aiding the
people OF tho South In restoring education and industry
l, Is expected that Gov Andrew OF Mass. Major Gen.
Meade. ex Gov. Pollock eI-GoV Morgan and others
will be present
Geo. W. Lane esq. is Chairman Of the Executive
Committee OF this Commission. and A. V. Stout Pres
ident Of Shoe and Leather Bank, Its Treasurer.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

WEsTcHEsTER COUNTY, we are assured, has
chosen JonS s. BATES Unionl her Distinct
Attorney By 7O7 majority over Pelham l.. McCiel'
Ian, tho Democratic incumbent. Mr.. Bates VIII
prove O faithful and efficient officer GEORGE
DRAsDRErH (Union) is reelected to the Assembly
from the upper District BY sii majority LAST
Year, 49, The official returns may yet show some
other Unionist elected in the county. where EDWIN
CROSBY is pretty certainly ahead for Senator.
Pretty well even for this year.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
FIRE AT THE Coal PILE on FoRrY-sRcOsD-

FIRE AT THE Coal PILE on FoRTY-sRcosD-
sr-The Metropolitan Gas Company OF this city has
accumulated during the Summer pile OF 1900 tuns OF
coal at tho intersection OF Forty secondst and North
River sx months supply oT gas-makng purposes Ih'S
bituminous coal hch Is brought from Nova Scotia by
the generation Of gases In the immense pile took mo
from spontaneous combustion ten days ago ana on
Thursday last broke ont into blaze which ea,ght s1
burned the shed under which II was stored. Ihe ON
GERS Of the company commenced Immediately 10 exts
cush the fire but the only eectnal way Is TO expse
to the atmosphere, such huge quantity Is not TO %
removed very 1t is singular fact yet one Wen
known 10 those having experience IN such matters.
tnat water. unless in such quantities as to sabetss
the whole only add fuel to the re Ihe flre ptpsr,
ment poured little dcluge OF water upon the snoude
ing mass but to purpose. The heap-ha. OF wnSa o
has been remoy ed-smokes like huge lime KID whhd
the line bitamnous slack has become caseu into eus
red glowing crust. extending some two OF Three iec'
downward from the top Of the pile About aUv wo,a,
men IRE now employed night and day n removing an.
spreading the coal through tho streets ,did ~
wards A large amount has been thrown ihtc sn"
river Tho chief difficulty In the want OF room. a wv Nv
days moro will suffice to yentilate tho wsoie nnJ
true as has been alleged, that the company isiaseS CO.
for the freengta taes, bst on the contrary, thouHhy
scious that thsir efforts were doing harm insss1 ~
benefit the company furnished both coal OIL a""
freshments to the hremen.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
NEWS OF THE DAY.
E.)REIGN NEWS.

Wa have dates from Havana to November 4.
rhs .tc,ners Rhode Island and Hornet, commissioned
IN take possessior of the Stonewah. arrived IN
Havana Oh October 30 and 81 and on November Com
m.nder Murray took possession by raising the AmeTi
can aag at the mast head. Commander Murray ia en-
powescd 20 return The $1,000 advanced by the Spanish
Government to pay of the Grew of the ram All yeS'
sels arriving in Havana from Spain are subjected to
strict duarantue An association has been formed Ill
Cuba 60 pre-, en the further extension OF the African
siaye trade
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
Howg's GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS This

HowR's GREAT EUROPEAN CIRCUS This
establishment Is now exhibiting on the corner OF De
Kalb and Fulton ayes iu Brooklyn. but viii remain
only three days longer giving two performances daily
one at . p m. and one 10 the evening at o'clock.
To-day there win be grand procession Of tho
Tablean car. upon which live lion will be carried
through the streets surrounded by group Of women.
the grand chariot OF Confucius and other charots
&C. followed by retinue of knights In arfsor ladies'
squires &c. &c. This pageant will leave the corner
OF De Kalb and Fulton at 10 m. and will pro-
ceed down Fultonaye to Court ST. up Courtst TO Hsr
rison down Harrison To Hicks, through Hicks 20
Warren. down Warren to Columbia th-ough Columbia
to Atlantic. up Atlantic TO Flatbushase., and down
Il Flatbush.ava. to place Of exhibition.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

FIRHs.-At . o'clock ON Wednesday mo.hlnS
fire was discovered In the hay lon OF thv ,osn,S
At. 1t was eAtinguished with q oss Of s"i ~ '"'"'
ance. ,,,., 9, nm, ths
Shortly after flames were discovered issuing
to James Pagan valued so persisted 70 tne Ss.
j ames ard and John Sullivan lose oa stap'e a""
property about eiOO; no insurance. ..,.,.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

They propose in Richmond to reconstruct The
South by establishing National Express Com
pany, to be oficercd and controlled by soldiers
Of the North and South. If this plan is fairly
carried out, il will do good. The nearer the
soldiers of the old armies cope face to face. tho
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09
opcnlv on this ground. his political bias becomes

openly on this ground. his pohticai pias oecon''
of no sort OF consequence.
Fellow Citizens Of the Commercial Emporium'
you must reform your Municipal admin's'fa'
,ion. Your commerce will leave you, your
prcperty become worthless, your industry be
driven away, if this DO not done thoroughly and
speedily. The matter is too plain for argument
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

We see it announced in Louisiana paper
that two officers of the parish Of TerreboDne have
been arrested, indicted and imprisoned, by or
der of "Judge Belden," for expressing the
opinion that negroes may have the right to
vote. This must stop If we are not to nave
freedom of thought in the South. then our war
has heeu in vain
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

BILLIARDS match between McDevitt OF
Indiana and Cyril Dion Of Montreal was played last
evening at Cahil's rooms in Eighth-ave. The match
was for $500 800 points up caroms, Phelan Conen
der table. McDeyit, giving Dion 80 points and beating
him 3s6 bcsde.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

HENRY r. PIERsoN is elected to the Senate
from Brooklyn, in spite of the persistent attacks
on him for being railroad President. He Will
prove them unjust by voting for all good meas
ures and against oil bad ones.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Can somebody help John Van Buren, make
a Joke on the result of the New.York Election! !
or (if he prefers it) New-JerSeys We could MT
perceive tha: he succeeded in being funny at all
respecting Pennsylvania or Iowa.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

Coz. buckingham Of Connecticut has issued
proclamation announcing the official result
OF the vote of the first Monday Of October on
the adoption Of the Constitutional Amendment
comforting upon the negroes of Connecticut the
right of Suffrage. The vote by counties is as
4OilOWs:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

IL fumored that Wendell Phillips is pre-
paripp new lecture, based on the recent cleo.
tons, for delivery at Cooper Institute. Title
"zhe CopperheadS VICTORIOUS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

The only persons arrested in our city for
voting or attempting to vote illegally were $50
far as we have heard Michael Kenny, Lawrence
Reilly, Bernard Greene, Patrick Kelly, and John
McNf. How does it happen that the Police
don't arrest Others for this crime as well as
Irishmenl
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

The Albany Argus, after Screeching itself
hoarse in support cf the Slocm ticket, and
seeing it most eiIectually demolished concludes
that at is better that the day of Democratic
victory shouM be postponed" Therein we have
the rare felicity Of agreeing with The Argus.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

moro sincere their future friendship will be-
Blood is thicker than Secession, or States hiSh's'
or the nonsense of politicians.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

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FLORIDA.
Meeting Of the State Ceaveusion-Message
OF Gov. Marvia. |

The State Convention Of Florida met at
Tallahassee on the 9th u DIR. Il. d Tracy of Nassau
County was chosen President The message Of Gov.
Marvin contains the following passages:
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

That horrible monster Depew seems to be
never weary of devounng our urban (not
urbane) Democracy. Not content with re-
ducing the population of our City hundred
thousand or so, he is about TO reduce its Demo
cratic majority from Thirty-seven to less than
Twenty five Thousand. What is Oakley Hall
about that be don't have the cannibal indicted 7
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-09

The Republicans of Troy have been strug'
Cling for several years against an adverse
majority that seemed inyincible. At last, theil
good genius persuaded Tom Carroll to 60 square
over to the Democracy and betake himself tC
speech-makng by the side OF John Van Buren,
That did it. We trust he will stay put, ant
that Troy will be night hehceforth and forever
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-29
FROM THE PACIFIC COAST
Tho Election in Washington Tcrrffory-
The ConstiiutIennl Amendment In
Gnlffnpnfa.

San FRANCisCO, Friday, june q, TOO.
The State is very quiet and nothing OF In
terest Ia occurring. - A., .
majority Of the Union candidate for Congress- ana
shows that the Legislature will be almost unanimously
Union. , - 49,.
The California papers are discussing the Constitu
tional Amendment. IL has no avOwed OppOhsnts.
Sailed ship Great Republic for New YoTf.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-29
Judge Bingham on the Evidence.
4 COMPREHENSIVE REVIEW
End Of the Public Sessions Of the
Court.
WASHINGTON, Thursday, June o. 1865.

The trial of the alleged conspirators after
occupyng several weeks and causing the eIamna ton
AZ ,eYera hundred witness, is over much to the
rsef Of the counsel and the Court to whom it has been
In an extreme degree fatiguing. The Court have
afforded every facility to the counsel for procuring wit
nesses The Court will meet tomorrow morning and
OF course viii sit with closed doors for the purpose of
elaboration and TO make their findings. 1t is not
tbought that this will occupy much time, as the mcm-
bers have weighed the testimony as the trial progressed
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

T,e,..v A. ,a.l tuar
a,"o aug lv'n' l''p' y
"o'""''on having f,aehe, INC
pa.. uso m.n nave eahu
o'"'' u'"ere"' p',~ o' w,
.I'",' 'Ga Wv p"rposa o. ropo,hs aha
,ms Wv" 'o' "1'a''pe 'hc INV
I'r.. ~ ""u ."a' ou''ascs %
o ""V'vn' n."ns are pe.as pc~rpe'rs'e''
1:" e m.''a'y nu'por''iss o' inc
.".'e. .,a'cs oe'ns msu',c'eht 70
p'o.cc, uc Pe"p,e throughout the
. .,s o,a'e, W therefore call upon
snc pc'ps, anu especially upon ,''ch
~. 'ao'e " Pc',ofm military au'y
Tm" ". '"'''''laf WIN military a'sc'p'
n".. organize volunteer com
S.n'eS encn county IN the
S'a.s, p~rac.'cao'e, ~ least one
company o. cavalry Ty' anu ono OF IN.
.a"'ly, ns speea''y as possiv'c, Tor
VIC ae.ccs'on oI criminals Tue pre-
'v" " ,r'lnc, anu y PRESERVE
.'o'l u soou y ana ! urge upon
.hos. companies wheh formed that
'ney VIII Dc visl'ant IN inc alscharge
u,c'r au!'es; 'ncse companies
WIN DC organized under tho law IN re-
iatlon 70 volunteer companies as con-
tanned IN inc Revised Code, and the
amendcnt thereto, passed on the ION
Of February leoV, EXCEPT, that as
Q Q Us the proper number shall vol
un'ccr, 'hc clec',cn ior olicers may
sakS P'ace 'm'neuiate'y ana w''hon!
!"rther cfder, ana commissions Will
DC issued as soon rs returns are re.
ce'vc"' D the election may be held
" my justice u the peace. most
earnestly cal upon the yonns mcn Of
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

hope they will 10 "a, fef ! am really
ahyipns W zee you succeed
W. lIl want t. IVY a wofi shout
onf choice iof she Legislature, bot
will bold ~ till my nest ace
that d. Phillips declines being 4
candidate, an sorry 10 pee II, for
Moses would make ~ q good rep.
fcseniatlye, ani We hope be- will ~.
consider The matter and suffer him
self 10 be elected 70 The Legislature.
Alden
MlcAwBga.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

NM iltIfuh AS local, count
institution, Eve the people u panolp
county should b. proud Of such i
paper "a Tho sfAn Pbocnix like. II
has sprung from Che ashes Of . fouI
years war. more beautiful aud inter.
csling than ever, rejecting credit
npoh II. energetic pfoprietors, and
cannot but prove a blessing 10 Oh,
community. You have our best Wish
O., and w 10 hope that the citizen,
II the county, intclligcn, and rclec,
ing ns they are, will spare no pain,
TO sustain you IN the effort 10 publish
such u paper as the Intelligence, 70.
Ancmcnt and interest Of the commit.
nifty demands.
w care now IN the milst Of IN OK.
tensiyc, yes, glorious revival Of rcli.
gion. IT'S something new for Sardis,
but ! never saw a deeper, more sin.
ccrc religious feeling pcrvading The
minds Of any people. The meeting
commenced ten or twelve days ago,
and from that time to the present,
the interest has seemed to increase,
and We are confident we hazard moth.
Ing in the opinion, that there is moi
one person IN this community whose
feelings are not moro or less interest.
cd in the subject Of religion. W.
learn that about forty, or more, per.
haps, have protested conversion, and
the cry is ''still they come" The
alter is crowded all the time, and still
the good work goes bravely on. May
il continue till every intelligent man,
woman and child, in this community
are brought within the pale OF tho
church. The meeting has been con.
Quoted by Rev's. Kendall and Ifor.
ton, (Mcthoiist), and Caldwell, (plcs.
bytcrian), while Rcv's. c. i. Young
and J.. W. Bates have been with us a
aay o. So iAey are absent now but
we nope 'hcy VIII return agaln. Dy
tue way we arc not a fery old man.
remember tnat Iadiesh ana We have
travelled a little IN our time, and IN
knocking about III inc world, We nave
oeen so fortunate as 70 lear, from the
pulpit, ministers whose names have
often been hera'ded forth as tlegreat
men Of thy cn9rch,-mcn who could
move the world win their cl%oluencc.
we have listened to bishops an.
o'her great men-mch oil national
reputation; but II We were compcll-
GU 70 listen TO one man Tor lile--to
near pnt one preacher sabbath after
saopa.h ior tue oalance OF our NOR
'al Tie; tna, ma *ou'a DC inc Rev.
AMOS Neha"i' o' Tue Memp''s eoh'
ference, NJ. no" preacher III charge
81 INC sari's circuit. us true there
n'ay be greater nen@men Of more
ih'iuence--inen.more eloquent belong
ing To the ministry, but sometimes,
s'e,, men arc pcr'odicaI-s'asmod'eal
;. their greatness but not 80 with
Nr. nendal'. There y scli'pos'
s,s'ea.ca'm uniformity o. greatness
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

TICKETS ron rnE ELEcrIos.-
Candidates should have their tickets
tin,cd IN time for distribution, and
b wait until a day or two before the
sction, before ordering them.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

Ma NJ. s.n(D-sn:1navins
been solicited voters from nearly
all parts Of IL eesnty, to become a
candidate f6s reelection to the Leg.
islaturc-and being assured BY many,
that my coursc - one Of their Rep.
rcscntativss f. tie past four years,
has met With pretty general approval,
! beg leave, through your paper, to
say y the people Of Pamela County,
that ny gratitude Tor their uniform
kindness and co ifdcnce forbids my
refusing to scrve them whenever d..
sired. You will therefore announce
me ~ . Candidate for reelection to
the House Of Representatives.
Respectfully yosr obj. Servant,
y. II. Inny.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

ExLanorafSf " TlfE SrAh.-
Isi week We will enlarge our pa.
(r, aud give our patrons four more
blulnns of reading matter.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

errrlr l'p.-Dr sorshy wishes
10 read his advertisement and
upon him.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

fMlcAwnfn.--Wc publish m inter.
Ming letter from our correspondent
Dicawbcr this week. lie makes MS
Dol q letter writer as he made On
-. s. in Wards Battalion Of Artillc.
and that was first rate.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

II COR w,tn host Head he al.
sriisemni Of Nh ~Iougheriy ~ ai'
lher column.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

|Ggy. A. u. Bn,proRp.-wc arc
bucstcd by the friends Of this gen.
Pnan, to call upon him to announce
name as a candidate for Congress
this District. The General will
u large vote in this county. II he
Asents 70 become a candidate.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

FEDERAL Tnoops'-The garrison
lich has been stationed at Pamela,
for Yicksburg on Tuesday last,
be mustered out Of service. We
be no proyost-M Marshal here at
escnt.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1865-09-01

" 4. uAenr. sIIesd slis gentle
kab'. AJsertiscnrni aud 80 W. and
ltlle With him everybody