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TRUTH WILL PREVAIL.
B l o X r E n E ,

ID " N II T. ~
OR L1FE RBJrvESAToR.
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and is in all respects the best ionic depurative and anti
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Below read few extracts from letters daily received
FKBDoSIA, n. Y, April 1, 1865.
'Massrs. gurcnIxGs x HmLYER--Gen;s: Your Bio
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what Won sent me has done great good. drate-
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NEWARK, y. J., May %, lS6j.
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- ~ ives Good satisfaction. Il is a good thing,
snd recommend it strongly TO Iny customers.
Yours, &c, o. b. hINSEl'
Druggist.
One dollar per bottle, or six bottles Tor hve doiars'
Sold BY druggists generally
Sent by express anywhere by addre, ,,19 vpp
Propriet"rs,
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Sold in Richmond by L. W. Powers
dacb-Stlyeov6m
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Imnorrnnt from Mexico.

New YORK, March GA special despatch to the
JTorid dated San Francisco, 9th instant says that
Il crisis in Mexican affairs is immnent-so near, and
approaching so fast, that the United States may be
called upon to act at any moment in behalf of the
rights and lives of its own citizens.
The French troops, in the Northern and Western
Mexican States have been driven ANONYMOUSLY to
the coast, and are hemmed in in few port towns
from whence they are liable to be driven on board
their vessels of war for safety.
Mazatlan is besieged, its streets banicaded, and
the Liberals under Cortenas, are pressing close up
on its rear
Fighting has occurred, in which the Liberals
aided by Americans who recently enlisted, had been
victorious.
The antipathy of the French and the Imperial
Mexicans to the Americans is increasing There
are instances of Americans having been thrown
causelessly into prison. Threats of the indiscrmi'
nate slaughter of Americans are boldly made by the
Mexican and Imperial authorities of certain towns.
1t is necessary that war vessels should be despatched
by the United States to prevent trouble and demand
decent respect for the United States flag and
citizens
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Ernm Now Orlenns-rircman,s Celebration.

FROM New Orleahs-f lrchah S'cicpr"io"'
NEW ORLEANS, March 5.-The iiremen's demon
straton yesterday the largest ever seen in this
city. The day passed off pleasantly with the excep'
ton of the temporary arrest by the military, of q
band of thirteen musicians for playing " The Bon
ME Blue Flag" and other Southern airs.
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News by telegraph.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DESPATCHED

Proceedings of COngress--TestimOny Before the
4" Obstruction" COmmittee--What Colonel Lewis
Thinks of the People of Virginia.
WASHINGTON, MARCH 6.
SExArE.-The Senate was engaged in the further
discussion of the Constitutional Amendment.
HouSE-A report was made from the RecOnstruc-
ton Committee, embracing volumnous testimony
of the witnesses testifying as to the presumed dis
LOYALTY of the majority of the people of the South.
Generals Thomas and Grierson say they have re-
ceived intelligence of conspiracy to oppose the
Government and encourage foreign war, in the
hope of joining the enemies of the country in order
TO secure Southern independence.
Charles H. Lewis, late Secretary of the Common
wealth of Virginia under Governor Peirpoint said
his decided impression in regard to affairs in that
State is that the of the people, and by that
term he did not mean only the laborng classes, but
all those persons who not politicians, were very
favorably disposed towards the Government of the
United States
1t is believed that very decided efforts have been
made by politicians to change that feeling since that
time, and he was afraid they had met with great
deal of success, and he believed the majority of the
people would still he loyal if it were not for
the publishers of the papers and the politicians
who to certain extent, control.public opinion
He believed that many of the old politicians are en-
gagged in promoting dissatisfaction with the Govern
ment. In reply to question whether he had any
reason to apprehend that schemes are cherished by
any of the late rebels in Virginia for a renewal of
the war, or for the establishment of what is known
as Southern Independence" he said that he had no
reason to believe that there is any such organi-
cation in that State but from the converse
ton of some of the most outspoken of the
secessionists of the State, lie was inclined
to think that a great many of them would
be very glad to see the country involved
in foreign war in the hope that they would get up
secession party in the South. He said he distrusted
the professions of loyalty made by the politicians
but he believed that the mass of the people had too
much good sense to go out of the Union again ii
they could help it.
The House passed the Military Academy bill and
Army Appropriation bill, with an amendment to the
latter providing that no cadet from the South APP
pointed since January first, 1866 shall receive any
NOT
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Mayors CoURT-HIs HONOR, D. J. SAUS-
DERs, PREsIDING.-Wm. II. Yeatman, charged
with assaulting George Engle, was bound over
in the sum Of three hundred dollars t0keep
the peace.
John Kolb, charged with having in his pos
session two watches, the property OF john fon
Granski. 1t turned out that the Pole exhibited
a fayOrite game Of his country, in the house OF
the accused, and lost twenty-ORe dollars Tor
which be pawned his watches with kolb. The
gaming vas proven, and, il appearing that the
proprietor looked on and permitted il, the
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A MULTTCDE OF ALIASES.-MrS. Annie
Clearwater made complaint yesterday, on oath,
before. Justice Vim. L. Wade, Of HenrieO coun-
tv. that Jennie Grubbs, alias Gibbs. alias Per-
Eins and same other aliases that We we're IN
able to gain, did, on the 5th day OF March,
falsely represent herself as the said Annie
Clearwater, and take from the post-otiiee IN
the county, a letter containing fifty dollars
Constable john W. Cole vas directed by the
said Justice to bring before hiaa the accused,
which he succeeded in doing about 10 O'clock
Yesterday morning. \. +. Dix, elerk "a Inc
poSt-office, appeared as witness, ana StStsQ
fbst he delivered such a letter, but was unable
"a swear TO whom he delivered il; whereupon,
there being no positive evidence against the
marty. she was discharged. Mrs. Annie Clear
water was found also to bave few aliases
She was Miss Annie LangfOrd, alas Mrs. Annie
Clearwater.
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The Markets.
New YORK. March Cotton dull-sales loo
bales Flour decnn3-common, l0c lower; good
steady; Southern, unchanged. Wheat dull fol
common; good advanced lc. Corn declining
Pork heavy at s27 l2l. Lard heavy. Sugar quiet
Whiskev dull. Naval stores firm. Gold 1881.
BALTIMORE, March 6.-Flour dull-low grades
heavy Wheat NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. red, 50 80. Corn
firm at s4aS6c. Oats dull. Mess Pork, sos Lard,
1Slr Whiskey dull
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| Accidental Death of General Grants Adjutant
General.
GARRISON STATION, New YORK, March 6.-Col.
Bowles Adiutant General on Gen. Grants staff, was
instantly killed while attempting to get on the train
just as was starting from this station this after
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Naval Officer nj Norfolk

New ORLEANS March 5.-The steamer Mary Helm
was burned on Red river on the 25th utimo with SIX
hundred bales of cotton.
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Financial and CornIneroie
THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET,

THE GOLD AND SILVER MARKET,
RICHMOND, March 6.
Brokers were buying gold to-day at $50 and
selling at l33.
Silver buying at l25; and selling at l28-
Market dull
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UASIINGTON COLLEGE.

w LEXINGTON, VIRGINIA.
The next half session Of this institution will begin
February L.; and eui June 2sh 1866 under the Pres
dency 81 General ROBERT E. LEE, assisted by com.
petent corps OF Professors.
TERMS.-For Tuition, Room Rent, and all other COL
lege foes, $50 for the term OF five months.
For further PARTICULARS address
decls-d&c3m C. !. HAERl>. Clerk of Faculty.
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IRON WORKS.
TAGLE MACHINE WORKS
RE EST A b l. ] S IL d
co-PARTNFRSUIp

u
E.EsTAB LIsHED.
COMPREHENSIVE.
The undersigned have formed Co. partnership under
the name and style oil
KA ALL & R A II NJ,
To conduct
GENERAL FOUNDRY AND MACHINE BUSINESS,
At their newly fitted up establishment, the
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS,
CORNER OF NIxrn AND CANAL STREETS,
South side of Rasin,)
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
Are now prepared to manufacture
STATIONARY and PORTABLE STEAM ENGINES
Of any required power.
ALSO,
SAW aud GRIsT MILLS,
MILL GEARINGS,
STEAM BOILERS,
BRASS and
IRON CASTINGS,
FoRGIyGs. and
MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Having obtained most of the patterns of the late Mr.
Philip RahIn, can build new and repair old Machine
nv with great facility and, being supplied with the
most labor-svEg tools, can avoraby compete with
any establishment in any KIND Oh WORK. oo'h a. !"
/ quality and price.
! The senior Partner,
FRANK KAHL,
l Mechanical Engineer was, for a number Of years,
I superintendent and partner IL the late p. Rahms
4 EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
|. AD0LPHUs J. R4HM,
I Son Of the late p Rahm, aided by
!. F. KAHL,
Il Has conducted the business Of his father since his
death in January ls62, until the FIRE In April, 1862
/ when the works were destroyed.
We assure the public that any work entrusted TO Us
will be carried the scientific and practical
| plan combining simplicity with efficiency and econo-
/ my with durability.
As successors to the late Mr.. p. Rahm, Of the Eagle
| Machine Works, on Cary street, Richmond. Virginia,
we solicit continuance of the liberal patronage here
tofore enjoyed by that establishment from its friends
and the public generally.
| febol-u A. J. RAHM
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BUTCHERS, ATTENTlON.---If you are
ID in want Of ane marble or tin dish MEAT sCALAs'
% low prices, call a.
HARPER, TAIIAFBRRO s co.'s,
Foot Of Sixth street,
mh2-a On the Canal.
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Ihn MnrkPfs.

WASHINGTON, March 6.-W. N. J. Goodwin was
confirmed by the Senate today as Naval Officer FOL
Nnrfnlk Nirpnia.
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SADDLES, HARNESS, &c.

SPRIEG TRADE.-The subscribers are
- nov receiving supplies OF
SCHOOL BOOKS,
BLANK BOOKS,
PAPER,
ENVELOPES,
And other STATIONERY, which they offer to whole
sale buyers at reasonable prices.
WGODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Booksellers Sationers and Dealers in Piano Fores,
mhlt Governor street, near Main.
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FOR SALE or LEASE.
BOARDING.

DOARD.--Comfortabls BOARD and LODG-
ID ING, on reasonable terms can be obtained By aP-
plcation next door 10 ST. Pauls Church uFese street,
a Few DAY BOARDgRS can also be aeeomm odated
mh2-4ts
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We are prepared with large and elegant stock oil
Goods for the Sprog Trade and respectfully invite an
examination by friends and the trade generally
mh5t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1866-03-07

w Fl. HAYWARD, No. 81 Main street, below Four
teenth street dealer in all kinds of GOODS for MEN
UNDERWEAR, Toilet and Fancy Articles, Periumery,
Notions, &c, &c. Also great variety Of Ladies and
Breakfast Shawls, Scarls, Socks, &c, &c
GEORGE RUSKELL, long and favorably known by
the citizens of Richmond, respectfully informs his Old
customers and friends that he be found at the above
house where he soics continuance of their favors.
sep2Tt
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BE SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. "a

We would call particular attention to our facilities
for manufacturing and repairing
TOBACCO PRESSES. FLATTEYING MILLS, &c.
Having done considerable quantity Of this descrip-
ton Of work recently, stock Of patterns Is very
complete. ..
All the Wrought and Cast Iron Work for the " HOWE
TRUSS" and other Bridges supplied, including the
long, heavy Bolts, complete, with Nuts, Angle Blocks
Washers, sc.
Wrought Iron and Wooden TRUCKS, for Railroads.
fitted up complete. with Wheels and Axles, Springs, &c.
Having erected Il cOmmOdiOns smith-Shop, we are
eparei to do Racksniths Work Of all kinds, iuclu
ding WROUGHT Iron GRATlNGs, for Dwellings,
Warehouses. &c.
For the quality OF the IRON and BRASS WORK sup
piled this establi> hment respectfully beg leave
refer Charles Campbell, Esq superintendent City
Works and the officers Of the James River and Kama
wha Canal well - the superintendent Engineers and
Master Maehniss the eyer Railroads leading from
this city, also to Major E. T. D. Myerf Engineer Rich
mond Fred ricksburg and Potomac and Richmond Ind
Petersburg Railroads and A. L. Maxwell, Esq Bridge
Builder, Macon, Georgia, for whom We have executed
large orders.
Since the admission LIST October last, Of Mr.. j. J.
Montague to an interest In our
SASH,
and DOOR
Business, we have increased and improved our Ma
chnery and are prepared TO furnish with neAtness
and despatch lowest eash prices Sash Blinds Doors,
MOudings, and Scroll Saving.
We ask especial attention H. our facilities for working
CIRCULAR MOULDINGs,
Of any sire. Hard Wood Mouidnys for Railway
Coaches and OrEa mental Saving Of all kinds
Orders solicited. TANNER EHBETs.
Highest cash prices paid for OLD IRON, BRASS, COP
PER, SC. jAnl7-n
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pRY GOODS, CLOTHING, &c.

CPRING TRADE. 1866.
= HALL HUTCHINSON,
Importers and Jobbers Of
NOTIONS, FANCY GOODS AND WHITE GOODS,
at the old stand Of Thomas, Hughes Caldwell,
No. Pearl or Fourteenth street,
between Main and Cary streets,
RICHMOND, VA
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u B. MORSE,
II. TUNER AND REPAlRER
M ID A IN TOp

All orders in the city and from the country, left at the
Bookstores Of Messrs woodhouse & Parham, Bdgood
Il Riley 3. P. Townsend, and J. r. Keningham,
promptly attended to. mh2-dSeSm
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NTILLIAM IRA SMITH 4 CO.,
C l. o 7 H E r s,
III MAIS STREET.

WILLIAM IRA SMITH co.
L.O HE R s.,
III MA,S STREET
WILLIAM J. oLEYN,
Il. B. sTARKE,
R. A SAUNDERS
Can be found st the above house, and invite their
friends generally to call and
EXAMINE THEIR STOCK,
Feeling assured that they satisfy the wants Of all
in want Of
SOMETHING REALLY NICE AND GOOD
in the way of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING. janl6-H
THE ATTENTION
LADIES is CALLED
To my large stock of
DoMESTICS AND SPRING CALICOES, &C.,
Just received at
l7s BROAD STREET, CORNER SIXTH.
Good Beached CoTToNs, o. 80, 40 cents, being much
below the New York prices Of three weeks ago.
Brown COTTONS, %, 80, S.
Cotton and Linen SHEBTING.
Spring CALIC0ES
TOWELS, TABLE DAMASK, and other Housekeeping
Articles, to be sold at greatly reduced prices.
CALL SOON, while Bargains are going
w. R. POLK,
feb7t Us Broad street, corner Sixth.
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BROAD STREET,
Between Eighth and Ninth
NOTIONS,
HOSIERY,
GLOVES and
FANCY GOODS
We have just received further addition to our stock
making it as complete any time during the season
We call attention to
Wooden Goods, Sontags and Capes
Cotton, silk and linen cambria handkerchief
Ladies' and Gents wooden and cotton Hosiery
Buck, Berlin, silk and other Gloves
Coat, vest and trimming Buttons
Ladies' and Gents linen and paper Collars
Ladies' and Gents wooden Shirts and Drawers
Rubber and horn Combs and Buttons, great variety
New style Head Nets
Magic Ruifes Hoop Skirts
Skirt Braid, Soaps
Perfumery, ne, &c,
At wholeaaie and ~ low they can be bought any
where. MANN \, VALENTINE
decl5-tf Z. A. FRANKLIN
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METROPOLITAN WORKS,
u CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
Having supplied ourselves with the necessary pat
terms, we are prepared to execute, at short notice,
orders for
EVERY DESCRIPTION
OF CASTINGS
BRASS or IRON,
Say
IRON FRONTS, FOR STORES AND WAREHOUSES;
CASTINGS FOR RAILROADS, all kinds:
CASTINGS FOR MILLS AND MACHINERY GENE
RALLY;
WAGON AXLES COMPLETE, with Boxes;
SASH WEIGHTS,
CRATE BARS,
&C, &c.
ENGINES AND MACHINERY
OF all kinds repaired In the best and with quick
despatch.
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MACHINERY OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.

Having obtained most Of the patterns oil the ate MI
pbiip Rahm we can build new pair old Machine
nv with great facility and, being supplied with the
most abnr-syiEg TOOLS favorably compete with
quality and price.
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FRANK KAHL,

Mechanical Engineer, was, for a number Of years,
SUPERINTENDENT and partner H. the late p Rahm's
EAGLE MACHINE WORKS.
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TERMs roR rae SESSION oF FIyE MONTHS

For board and tuition in English including
fuel, washing and lights In currency $50 90
French, Greek and Latin, each .............. 10 90
Music with use of piano. per month. ........ 5 90
Each pupil will be required to furnish her own tow
els and pair OF sheets and pillow slips Payments
half to be paid in advance, and the balance be
paid at the close Of the session Pupils will be reeeiv
ed any time during the session, and will be required
to pay only from the date Of their commencement.
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WILLIAM D. CABELL, Grad. Univ Va Principal.
LAUSCELOT VI. BLACEFORD, tM. A. Univ. Val
EDWARD CUNNINGHAM, Jr. Grad. V. n. H.
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENT-The UPPER PART ofthe -
building occupied BY the subscriber with the i,i5
CELLAR attached
For terms apply 10
c. " PURCELL,
One door from corner Main AMI Governor sts.
fabq-tf
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SICILY.
qup orrpppAK ATPALFRyo.

TIE OUTBREAK AT PALERMO.
The London Tunes says the outbreak NJ Palermo
nav trouble the Italian authorities but is not calculated 10
create any serious alarm. -,
The Paris McnT that the revolutionary attempt las
been made by men belonging TO the Republican party seeou
by bands Of rioters -, n e.,
Florence dispatch Of Sept 20says The following Official
statement has been Published here Advices from Sle an
nounce communication with Palermo has not ben restor
IL asserted that Of violence or ncendasm have been
perforated that city; few instances however OF NJ.
anus having discharged had occurred In the oth paris
Of the island the best feeling prevails
The towns OF Agusta syraouse and hodles lave 'o'ed
addresses 10 the King"
dispatch Of the 18th from Catanio says The nunic
pay o this v,lod address 10 the King condemning
pLat taking afe Palermo and declaring that Gamma
ready the plclcturn at the sacrifice o. properly
aid lie The address the unnlicahc fuhh OF The IN
hnbitants integrity Il the country thc Constitution ana
the King similar declaration has been made by the Nnohhi
Grau oi Cainna, and tie municipality of Ac Real .
According 10 adyiccs received a. Milan rom Palermo ~
would orpear she l3h inst the armed bands
which ihst the mountains IA Sicily uaied and made during
night bold attack upon lot city That they were en-
ahcd take ny strong positions In various parts OF the town
~ hr panic TcycLtcd the National Guard from cop ihg
with garrison and the 10Th the hrug was SIN ke up
with cat energy 10th tides without dccnve teIr Inc
italian Cover mcn has given orders for The imil,une us
e 10 sicily OF The galrisons II LEGION AlCOna and la
rclto comprising Together - l4iiinlolG
Bed weather rendered communication with Pnlefno
vCry dHch aid i0ss uCoI lad teen Anced hnd
thai &c inruFrcuis retired tciorc them.
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OCTOBER 6, ls66.-TRIPLE SHEET.

was confdentay transmitted the soveregns Of France
Great Britain and Russia II expressed more eonelsey me
real desires Of the Cetan people win however, the eea
tons such a step rendered necessary.
Prudence perhaps also enoned Turkey TO employ means
equally pacific appease the discomfort and drBt OF ne
But the Of the Sultan resoted instead 10
Of irritation and Of violence with the enect oil rem
defing a catastrophe imminent. -,
The sole reply indeed hat then made to the unanimous
complaints OF suffering population, and which has NOT ue
parted beyond the bounds OF wisdom and moderation IN dh
ing its seTings the concentration OF considerable bgp
an and Turkish forces upward Of 1900 men WINCH cOnu
uy penetrating further into the interior Of the island seemed
intend occupying the strategic points Aer thh opp Oh
force Turkey replied 10 the complaints contained IN
the petition OF the Cretans by refusing TO entertain he ana
by threats against those who should dare even by pahc
upon the need for ameoration in their fate
You will the time declare says the Vizera letter
dia that they persist in this criminal conduct they Will be
dispersed by force and be subjected to very severe penalties
IL after this decaraon they still persist you will cause them
he attacked by your troops you viii have their emes
arrested and confined In the iolcsses and you VIII dpeise
the rest
We should rejecting that the execution Of these orders IL
confded whose natcism and ir0city know no
bounds We asst II the Great Powers will allow 10 he done IN
what they prevented in e2 and les by The battle OF
NayaIino and tie expedition OF Mofeal
In Of the mminence of such great dangers his MAJ
estys Government is moved IL knows but too well that this
state of suffering and the frequent crises 1t eDgsndes can
only cease with the causes by which they produced But
easy as has been y recording notorious facts TO faith
ul picture Of This perous situation the difficult would be
the task Of Offering opinion upon the measures which can
alone guarantee the Cretons existence eonioIInhbe
70 their history and 10 the requirements Of civilization ana
Justice