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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

A Neglect at Once to be Remedied.
WE desire to call the attention of the Mayor,
or probably the Fire Marshal, to the fact that
no steps have been taken to prevent the
various fire-plugs freezing up during the
coming cold weather. None Of the ordinary
precautions have been taken to render them
secure. 1t has always, heretofore, been the
custom of the authorities to cover the plugs
with straw and sawdust, and, by this means,
even on the coolest nights, the firemen ex-
perience no difficulty in procuring a stream
OF water. But unless some such careful ar
rangements are made, we cannos doubt but
that the engines will be made useless by the
freezing of all their supplies of water. Large
fires, vastly destructive of life and property,
occur during every season, and, without the
aid of the fire apparatus, no one can calculate
how far they would spread. The present
neglect is a criminal one, and we hope that the
immediate attention and action OF the au-
thorities will remedy what seems to us a
deliberate daring of Providence.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20
Christmas Presents, Christmas Presents

BROI. have received this week a
very large assortment OF Goods suitable for Presents
which they sell Al unusually low prices very large as
sortment o. French FANCY Goods Wors Boxes, Pocket
Books. french China figures Satches etc, at about
halt the regular prices. BANBERGER & BROS, No.
1876 n Orth EIGHTH street.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-12-20

The Cheapest, Best, and most Useful
Christmas presents at BAMBERaER BROS, No
N6 North ElGh1u street
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

AND THIS Is FAxE.-In the Eastern
papers, we find the following report OF
the Mosaic State nominations in Kansas.
Mcdowell is ignored. and the balsncs OF
the candidates will scarcely recognizs
their own names. This worst Of it is. the
public will never have occasion to become
better scquaintsd with them. Bot it may
be some consolation tcythose Who 40 not
know any better. to learn that sll but
two are Republicans = al q
TOPEKA. Kansas. Sept. 2O.-Tbs Ma
tional Union State Convention met here
to-day, and nominated the following tick
ct: Lieutenant Governor. Maj. james
R. Mcclure. Of Davis county; Secretary
Of State, Colonel McCling; Auditor, N.
s. Giss; Treasurer. Colonel Walker A;
Attorney General. Ross Burns Snperin.
tendent Of Public Institutions. Jos. H.
Burd Chief Justice. Nelson Cobb Con.
gress, Gen. L. w. Blair, Of Fort Scott.
Alloftbe nominees except Goss and Cobb.
are Republicans. fTgera s.trrrg-.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

~ Hugh Ewing has been appointed
Minister to the Hague. This is the pay
Of the Ewing family. for eating dirt.
They are curse to any party they tie
to and it is fortunate for the family
that Moses is SO hard up for supporters
that he buys men who only add unpopu.
larity to his cause. The Republican
party had no use for the Ewings; but,
like an independent loafer. when kicked
ont of doors. they go with high heads
and consequential airs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

w JEFF. Dsvis' health is said to be
greatly impaired, from want of exercise.
We can suggest some beneficial smuse-
ments-if not to himself, at least to the
public at large. First. we propose an
exercise called "rids and tie"-the riding
to be in a cart. and his hands tied behind
him. To be followed by" blind mans
buff"-a peculiar cap to be used in blind
folding. The whole to conclude with q
leap into the air. and trying how often
he can strike his feet together before
touching the ground.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

CRY MILUs.-The advertisement oil
the White Cloud Mills will be found in
this weeks Chief. The proprietors have
been making improvements and adding
new machinery. until it can scarcely be
called the same Mill they purchased. sew
eral years ago. Messrs. Thacker spare
no expense in procuring the very bes,
machinery. and now have Mill that
will compare favorsbly with any in the
West. They offer inducements and &C.
mmodstions that can be found at nc
other Mill. Give them good wheat, and
you will get good -four.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

~ The Atchison Champion says il
is acquainted with all the candidates OF
the conglomersts State ticket, and know.
them oil to be Democrats. except Nc
Dowell, candidate for Governor, and
Cobb. candidate for Chief Justice. The
Champion csrtainly ought to remember
that Cobb was one of the Mcclellan can.
didates for Presidential Electors, in 1854
and aleo, that when Gov. Robinson ap.
pointed him Chief Justice. upon Ewing,
resignation. great deal Of dissatisfaction
was expressed against the Governor. fo'
sppointing . Democrat. -I
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

One OF THE "FAMLY."-Gen. Tom
Ewing made speech at Cleveland, in
which be declared that If be had known
the war would have abolished slavery,
be never would have fought in it; justi-
fed the New Orleans massacre, and
blamed the Unionists with provoking it;
aud great deal more stuff Of the same
character. The speech is said to have
lost the johnson party at least $4,000
votes. Yet this man has his admirers in
Kansas. claiming to be Republicans: and
they will be sneaking into the Legisls-
ture. from this and other Counties. il
The. greatest vigilance is not observed.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

Il AIcDnrY1 BLAokauARps TaArroa.-
i"Brick Pou1oy.n sdisos Of the Ls Csoise
Democrat. - meas and low . william a
disgrsess society sad pollutss the earth.
who is now snployedlby tbs Dsuoeracy
Of Indisns 70 csavsss that State during
the present campaign. thus holds forth !:
'.Is eouslusion I wesld merely add
that l bsvs never voluntarily contributed
. fsrthing. nor svsr spoken oss ? eucour-
aging word, NOR ever entertained one fs.
yorable thought in favor Of either Of our
late Abolition rebellions. one headed by
Joba Brown and The Other .by Abraham
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

HoLtowAY's Pills AND OINTMENT
ERYslprLAs.-These deservedly popular
medicines have met with astonishing suc-
cess in the cure Of srysipelas. kings evil,
ring worm. seurvy. scrofnloas eruptions.
and all iDaammatory diseases Of the skin.
Other preparations may afford . Temporal
~ relief. but the combined action of these
remedies will BY their detergent and pu.
rifying properties effect radical cure in
the blood and system.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

A CoEvERsATIoH.-We heard the fol.
lowing between Northern and Southern
gentleman the other day. The South.
srner was extolling johnson and bis pol.
icy in the usual lsudatory terms. The
Nor,herner replied that be thought every.
thing would come out right at last. Fl.
continued :.,.,l@ ,t-...,., ,,..5.s
"The Northern and Southern psopl.
understand each other better thsn they
did. We have come to know you South.
srners as q truthful people. Formerly
We doubted you now We know you bet.
ter. In 1864, when We were nominating
and elcctins Andrew johnson to the
Vice Presidency. in 1865. when Booths
crime made him President. you told us
that you knew Andrew johnson. that be
WAS man utterly devoid of principle.
that he was the greatest .couudrel in the
country. We doubted then we fully
believe you now. We are getting high
opinion Of your, ,truthfulness. aud think
all we need is to understand each other q
litils more.' eds .,-- .rrsa D Ri.
The Southern gentleman seemed pleas
ed with this compliment to Southern
trnthfulness, but be looked little plagued
at the peculiar mode BY which the North.
erner illustrated is.-MempAis Post.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11
Correspondence.
fEo. ths Chisfi

LrRoY. Coyrrr Co., KsNsAs, Oct. 2, 1860.
FarrxD Soil see, BY call published it
tie Lawrence Journal, that there is to be q
grand ourocation of land grabbers at Rurling
Ton, in this County, with view to concentrate
al the elective power containd in the c0m0i,
ned ppfltieal galvanic batteries Of the severe
Counties therein named, 10 order 10 inject thefl
whole united galvanic current Into the vein
Of some one Of the small politicians ofthat re-
nowned region, with view To >hs niu Tor
Senatorial race, the coming Winter.
If there is nothing new under the sun, there
certainly are some unusual things under II
and this is among the unusual events ;Of the
day. The wise men of this renowned Valley
have discovered that its limits are the most
extensive imaginable. and that. possessing
largely the qualities of 1ndia-rubhsr, 1t can be
s'rs.ched away up beyond the north of the
Solomon, and east an the way across the Bor
der Tier County of Bourbon. / should moi
wonder il all this grand eonclave' of gslvanis
batteries was conceived BY that great old elec.
tric machine formerly known as old Breekin.
ridge. {Pity it's name was changed, for verify
it is as irrepressible IS John C.. himself) II
the current would not melt the fat or Of Jake
IL would be we'll TO give him slight shock BY
way of manifesting the good will of the opera.
tors toward d saeSei fellow; and If the great
Valley has the power of expansion which thi:
call indicates, If they would add few years to
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

~ There were unprecedented foods
in Ohio and Indiana. during the week oI
the equinoctial storm. All the streams
were over their banks, and caused enor-
nous destruction Of crops and other pro-
perty. Indianapolis was inundated. Day
ton was nsvigable, and the people Of CO.
lumbus 6shsd from their upper story
windows. ~. tss fl
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

r. We have receivedlthe FIRST nun
Der of the Leavenworth Daily CONNER
cisl, the new johnson organ Of that city
It is large. we'll gotten up sheet. copies
from the St. Louis Republican, and raises
'hs bue and cry against negro equility
It's genuine. 80
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sS An Ohio paper called upon il

EF An Ohio paper called upon its
subscribers in various localities to bring
in the election returns Tuesday night
adding, BY way Of encouragement, that
the moon would be shining. They must
have vigorous moon 10 Ohio, that will
give light enough for travel on Tuesday
night. when it vas only new moon on
Monday evening.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

E Rev. l. 8. Kalloch is making {
vigorous race for the United States Sen
ate, in Southern Kansas. He is conduct
ing the canvass with dignity, and there
is no sspirant who surpssses him in sbil'
ity. However, be exhibits undue imps.
thence at rubs which every man must ex'
pect who enters politics.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

cE Good health is paramount to wealth,
if the system is in bad order purge out
the vile bumors and distempers with Ro-
backs Blood PILE, and get the internal
organs performing their regular functions.
and once in order. keep them so with
RoBAoK's STOMACH BrrTERs.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

B.-Your letter received, in which you
say you enclose money for tbs Chief :
but the money wss not there. Gusss yoo
forgot to put it in. n =, fz,gs, -,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

PRIMARY MEEnses.-Tbe Primsry
meetings for the appointment of delegates
to the County Convention. come OF on
Saturday. For this Township. the meet
ing will be held 1t Highland. Those
interested, will tske notice 'ae - sigae
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

The wires, w ednesday morning, were
overcharged with glorious news from ell
quarters. Here is the substance -
PENNSYLVANIA.
Geary will have about 20 900 majority
in the State The Republicans elect 18
Congressman. which is gain of2. The
gains are b. L. Cake. in the Pottsville
District. and John Covode. in the West
moreland District-Renegade Cowan's
home. Tbad. Stevens has 8 600 ajori-
ty. The Legislature is two-thirds Re-
publican. which secures q loyal United
States Senator in place Of Cowan. There
was an immense vote polled.
l.ar a OHIO.
The Republican majority in the State
will be between So. 900 and 10000. The
Congressional delegation remains un-
chsnged-only 2 Democrats elected out
Of the 10. The Republicans were fearful
Of losig several of the close Districts
Eggleston is reelected over Pendleton.
in one Of the Cincinnati Districts. by q
msiority of s. 900, and Gen. Hays is re-
elected in tho other city District. BY g.
600. Schenck's majority in the Dayton
District, is 1,500.
INDIANA.
The returns from the State are meagre,
owing to a storm. 1t is supposed the
Republicans have lost 2 Congressman
in closely contested Districts-probably
the Lawrenceburg and Terre Haute Dis
tricts. The Republican majority in the
State is estimated at $4,000; and there
will be Republican majority in both
branches of the Legislature. thus retain
ing Uuited States Senstor, to succeed
Henry S. Lane. Colfax has q msjority
of 1000. ... .o,- H.,
IOWA. 7
The Republicans gain largely. The
msjority in the State will be $4,000.
with the entire Congressional delegation.
NEBRASKA. .-.,.
The signs indicate that the fusion Of
rebels aud renegades has been showed
under. Nebraska City gives over 400
rebel-sbout the the same as in June.
The Republicans gain about 800 in Oma-
'ha. TIE Republican msjority in Ne
maha is at least 800, which is double
that Of June. In Cass County. the r.
publicsns will have about $50 majority,
In June, it was about tie. In Richard
SOD. the Republican msjority will be
about 100. from present appearance which
is g gsin on June. We have heard from
some of the western Counties on Platte
River, but cannot tell how the vote COM
pares with June. There is no doubt that
the Territory has gone Radical by q
handsome majority.
This is good enough for one day It
will last until November. Bra aiat-ia
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

H Burkhslter 4 Fornerook have
J fine lot Of csned fruits. such - peaches.
strawberries, cherries. etc. IS fresh IS the
lay they were gathered. They have them
or sale. Buy some, 81 = Gc5ie dg1nw
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11


County FOo
s'County Board. at its late meeting,
a. ,,,,ov; o,aer n, an s,.c,;o,
n"uo '"' 'o''o"e
on the proposition to subscribe IS 600
TO- -. ,,-roee of nurchasinp and 6,t;no
'o' '"o P"'p
up . County Poor Farm =
In Cou,f. Commissione-s' Court, in sad 70,
DoniaLan Counfy. Kansas, Oefoker Session.
Oct 81 1886.
Ordered hv the Board of County Commis.
.;ons.s ,h.t IN. following proposition he snb.
m;t,ed IN The ouaIified electors of Doninhau
Conntv attbe nsnaI nlaces of holding elections
At the General election to be held in said Coun.
tv and State on the sixth day of November.
<. d. 1856. to-wit:
That the countv Commissioners of Dominican
County NAV nurchase a tract of land in Doni.
phan County, not exceeding two hundred acres,
In the name of Doniphan County, and build
thereon II s NAM q house rs and organize thereon an asy-
Ium for the Poor of Doniphan Comfy.
To raise the sum necessary for the purchase
Of Of So said dH building. said Board of County Com.
missioners shall issue sSO Bonds on said County.
% in ten ~ years after date. with Semi. .annai cou.
'pons attached, bearing interest at ten per cent,
Bonds PAYABLE at the County Treasurer's OF.
fee in said County. interest payable semi
The Board of County Commissioners of said
County shall. every year at the time ct levy.
s nrensr,v ~, in aid Conntv sna;ciept to nav the
interest on said bonds and provide sinking
" Those %, % vot;nx % for the above en- proposition,
shall vote ticket on which shall be written o,
those voting against the proposition shall vote
ticket on which shall be written or printed
The return and can1assing of said vote shall
be the same as provided by law for the general
In testimony whereof witness nv hand and
the seal Of said County, this I'd day OF octo-
CHARLES RAPPELYE,
County Clerk
we think this Is move In the risn'
direction. Tho people are to vote on
the proposition, at the coming annual
election, and should vote to issue the
Bonds. 1t now costs the County sI,ooo
to 81. .0O0 year to support paupers, and
the amount has to be paid In taxes every
year. by issuing bonds, the people would
be greatly lessened. Poor Farms work
we'll in the Eastern States. most OF which
have them in every County.
AT the present time, there are large
number OF paupers IN the County and
the number Is rapidly increasing. Every
Township but Iowa has them. Oar
township pays much the highest tax o'
any Township in the County, and yet al
the present time has not single pauper
living at the public expense. But we
have to pay our proportion toward the
support OF the others. Paupers are now
in the hands OF the Towsh'p Trustees
who are either compelled to employ per-
sons to keep them, at heavy expense
or to give orders on stores, mills etc.,
forsuch articles As they need which runs up
an enormous bill. 1t there were poor
Farm in operation. every pauper would
be compelled to go there and be support
ed, or 60 without public aid. Such as
were able would have to work on the farm,
aud contribute toward the maintenance ol
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11
E The Banking house Of E. T

~ The Banking house Of E. b.
Grubsr & Co.. at Lsavenwortb, failed .
few days since. Liabilities. e250. 900 ;
assets. e75. 900; due depositors. S95. 600.
There is considerable excitement in the
city. ss the greater part Of the loss. falls
on the poorer classes. ss
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

cv The grssshoppers are gradually
disappearing. Persons who have been
examining the eggs. where they have been
deposited in the ground. inform Us that
they are Matching. II this be the case.
the young ones may get out in time to be
nipped by the frost. and thereby their
dsvsststions may be prevented next Sum-
mer. sF H'.-s.'.l So" iIa .fis q! f
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

e~ Frank Dreaming had his pocket
picked Of 5000. at Lawrence. few days
sgo. No business to carry. so much
money, II they can pick 5000 from our
pocket. they may have half for their
trouble. 81 Ga 7egoc1 a1urE -Gz asiz
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

Eg Cold weather is now at hand,
and people are beginning to rig up their
stoves. Which reminds Us that Morris,
at his Stove and Tin Shop. has his room
iammed and crsmmed with wares. He
has the finest lot Of stoves snd tin-wsre
ever offered in this msrket-sll Of the lat
est and best improvements. IN. t.s
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11
THr MYsrro Tm-C. G. B. & q. D. c

TIE MYsrro Tm-C. g. B. & q. D. G.
The first Of the initials above stand for
AN old friend to the public: one which
every one win recognize and for which
every one has . kind welcome; we refer
to Goes Cough Balsam-tbe cheapest
and best preparation in the world for
Group, coughs, colds. and all throat and
lung complaints. The second are Goes
Dyspepsia Cure-ths only remedy ever
known that is sure to cure dyspepsia. in
digestion, aatulency, and general debility.
Both articles are now too we'll known to
need any praise from us. Let the sfflic-
ted always have them handy.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

@ In glancing over our advertising
columns. it will be noticed that DR..
Shreve's Gard still appears. he
keeps up . full supply of Drugs. Med
icines, Paints. Oil. Dyes. etc.. and still
offers his professional services to the
sick. A "Cholera Mixture" that be
gets mp. is the best thing that can be
kept within reach. at this season Of disor-
dered bowels. ses
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

E We learn that R. st. Ofiir Gra.
ham. the present incumbent. was noni'
mated for Judge. BY the Hiawatbs Con.
-vsntion, on Tuesday. aasa sdi-sl' gsal
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

~ The Gsrnett Plsindssler hoists
the name of Gen. A. 1. Lee for the
United States Senate. E
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

~ Remember. that this (Thursdsy) }
evening. there is to be political speaking
in town. Turn out, and hear the truth.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

AkcpuDl1cun MASS NAecuanSSe
|. The Republican State Central Committee
have appointed series of Mass Meetings
throughout the State, aud engaged an imposing
array of able canvassers, some of whom will
speak at each meeting. The following is the
list Of speakers: O. g. go.
Hos g. C. PoMERUY, .srr
zri i1ar; Hon. SIDNEY CLARKE,
How. e. @. ROSS, ".
-sHi1 -" Gov. s. J. CRAWFORD,
Grs. A. l.. LEE, hrs
go -a" Hos. NJ. J. PARROTT,
Col. GEO. H. HOYT,
i'sN 81. a' Col. WIN. A. PHILLIPS,
HoS. W. W. II. LAWRENCE,
so .'.' Hon. T. H. WALKER,
MAI. N. GREEN,
JUICE S. A. KINGMAN,
Hos. T. C. SEARS.
Hon. GEO. A. CRAWFORD,
REV. /. s. KALLoCH,
JUDGE L. D. BAILEY,
MAJ. MARTIN ANDERSON.
DR. ]. P. ROOT,
CAPT. NJ. 8. ADAMS, and others.
The following are the meetings for Doniphan
and Brown Counties: l--.-! --
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

~ The 81. Joseph Uaion sdvertisss
for . wagon load Of ost straw. Are they
reduced to that sort Of forage 80
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ALL SWING ROUND THE CIRCLE
And Cause the "Humble Individual to
-sG See More than 36 Stars! p
BAD on JUDAS IsCARIOT!

The Effect of Scattering Too Much
Constitution Around Loose
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11
The Beginning Of the End!

The wires, Wednesday morning. were
overcharged with glorious news from ell
quarters. Here is the substance -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1866-10-11

in the II" ~" BIB "Vf--c $50 -eu'ts13
p The Florida papers have q curious report
that the Dry Tortug.s Island vas fred spoa BY
= strange eraft bearing the Confederate dag,
aud Dr.. Audd. who 10 confined there, was seri.
ously wounded By the explosion Of . she'll
The vessel sas schooner riggsd steamer and
painted lead color. .ish eight guns. he Unit
I'd States revenos enter vas. lying 10 The har-
Dor at the time. but not having on steam sas
unable 70 pafsss. 81 rss ,s.;da. sds
u Kossuth, old and ~oss and van, hs been
towering adcut the Hungarisa hosdsrs dung
the recent war movements hoping. but hoping
in vain, for some occurrence thss would enable
him TO strike : blow IL behalf ofhs dear native
land. The man whose cannon once made he
throne Of Austria tremble j. nov virtually
dependent upon he worlds charity. yet whsr.
ever he goes the people. with . trus Instinct.
reverence him Is { prophet martyr.
U' Ms. Horace Grseley 10 charged b. .
westehsster farmer With drying p sprips and
isiuring his water privileges, Hs seeks N In.
junction in court 70 restrain her. ;hs.o5 oe;,
. uA nan in South. Osrsii.a. sssds sboy
thirty miles on heessbsek every day . 81 his
evening paper. ls1sdsaHateo ed svei
p The ben Of willian and Mary College
has bessn taken down 70 bs.secast. II has
been rung every day since before tAs' Rsvolu.
ton. - 70 sls!ises
p Il i said hat the spectacle Il cievsland
vas not good for The Presidents rs.