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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1866-07-12
FOE. RENT.

FEVWO GOOD ROOMS CVVHTH PRTVT-
n LEGE of using Kitchen and CELLAR in
a house within five minutes walk of the
Court House. Good reference required.
Address Box 3 T, Post Office. july7d3t.
NOR RENr.-EHE BUIT. DENG
* known as the Kentucky Hotel, situated
on Water Street, between Main and Locust,
is now vacant, and will be rented ON favor.
able terms. Immediate possession given.
Enquire of CHAS. KELLER.
jul 2dlw No. 50 Main Street.
"OUSE FOR RENT=FURNITURE
- for sale. Address, p. o. Box d, or
street, between First and Second, north
side. Mays If
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Contractors.

NUOIUU % OUubI tOUU4Os n
TEyKHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
u city of Evansville will receive. propO-
sails until July 3d. 1866, for furnishing all
the materials and constructing a City Hos
pital on the grounds of the county poor
house. Plans and specifications may be
seen at the Clerks office.
By order of the Council.
A. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office. July IL, 1866.
julyl2 did Union copy.l
-REE LUNCH. THERE WILL BE
-E a Free Lunch every morning at ten
O'Clock at the corner of Main and Fourth
Streets JOHN KOEHLER.
julyll div
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LETTER FROM HON. c. L. vALLANDIGHAM,
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
o. OHIO IN 1865.
DAYTON, Ohio, July 3, 1866.
Democratic State Central Committee OF Ken
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

The mercury went down again ON Saturday night and
yesterday the satisfaction Of those unlucky
wghts who had TO rudge through tho slush and mud Of
the previous days The crossings became once more nav
gable and there chance for persons to walk in the
streets without being bespattcred with mud and miro
Rom passing vehicles The thermometer 1t nno O'Clock
in the morning stood at about twenty-five degrees above
zero; at twenty four and at midnight twenty one
fhIs welcome change in the condition OF the atmosphere
aud the thoroughfores brought out a large num-
Der OF ladies' whom the mud OF last week
had kept indoors The frost had also the
effect of congeang the th and garbage that Uttered
many OF the sroets and CUTTERS aud thus sparng for
time the olfactory of pedestrians But still The
inmates OF tenement houscs will persist in empylng the
oial OF those posenal dens into the open street AMI
the keen, bracng air Of yesterday morning In many OF
the wards laden with aud odor not exactly
Of Araby but like incense TO the shrine OF King
Cholera Severe cold Mondays aud Tuesdays, and
spring weather Oil in WITH seoms be the rule OF the
weather clerk nowadays. II variety DO tho eplc, Of
fo this ion Of the foostool In the way OF variable
temperature ID about the spiclest section Of the Western
hemisphere.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22
Police Intelligence.

raR BANK MgssKNGER RoBggHy-ARaKsT op TINS
RIPuTgp KOHaE4s-rnEY AHg IDENTIFIED ~
ThX hESSEh0KA.
Since the bold and audaeious robbery Of ssmnoi
u. Terry, messenger OF the Farmers and Citizens'
Notonal Bank, Of Williamsburg Al the corner u Bcch-
man aud william streets, last Friday morning,
on which occasion he fofvibly relieved o.
eleven thousand dollars 10 Treasury notes and seycs
thousand dollars IN ehecka M already reported In tho
UfuALp the Police have been the alert FOE the hNb-
wsymcn, but obtained Information concerning them
iii saturday night Detective stephen shsnxis, OF me
Eleventh precinct knowing that certain nees bay pony
and butchers cart painted blue us"d almost orcusyey
by 'bog thieves, kept in AN ny town stable pro
the hofae and cart In their accustomed places
Having y partial knowledge 81 the usually he~s
abroad with tho bay pony and the blue cart. Deecuye
Shsnge Instituted search and on Saturday evening"
IN passing through stanton street BIO saw and Arrss~e
David frhin q German podior. ~ yean OF age, aus
George Boycc also pcdie aged ~ yesi., aud native
OF New York suspicion 81 beinE Tho parties whs
robbed young Terry the bank nosseuger The priAon-
crs we're TAKEN 10 the station hougc and thence W
police hesdquaers where ,hey subsequently ecs-
ffOnled with Terry who Identified them a. The men ne
raw 10 the iusi previous N the robbery Terry re-
cognI1rd the prisoner Boyc@ tho man who struck hi
tho face with the PISTOL and nsantiy hhfNfus
xnstchea the rniehel containing thc uessurr !tom hs
hand The prl1nera sti detained al hesh2iArt~r<
under the charge ~ Captain Youhg oi the dsteot!ys
force swang further Developments Ia ,he matter AZ
yet detective Shnuge has Bnccccdei la rccoyefn&
any 81 the stolen money neither has lac bean sbs " NJ
the bay pony or the blue butcher cart
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tomorrow, and continue In session several days About
two hundred delegates representing nearly every North
ern State, have already reported
THE WORK OF CosscIEAcE.
The sum Of dollars has just returned to the
Department through the confessional matter Of
conscience. Such cases, which occasionally,
only for small sums
PERSONAL.
Among the notables arrived Saturday were Generals
Benjamin Butler, Cook and Ward, and Governor Edger
ton, Of Montana.
Major General j. Fl. Wilson has resigned his commits
sion In the army and accepted the Northern agency
SUPPLEMENTARY OF the National Express Company He
is expected to commence its active management in New
York within fortnight
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22
ave no means Of judging only refer to the outside


talk.
very singular hing occurred at the White House To-
day. which shows that great wealth aud common sense
are not always found In the individuals; proyng
also, that men become rich and yet make perfect
laughing stocks Of themselves tho moment they ap-
pear outside OF their business One OF the most su-
premely ridiculous exhibitions Of this kind took place ~
the Executive Mansion to-day. committee from the
Chamber OF Commerce, In company with four or hvc
other persons called the White Hoase 10 press favor
ito candidate for Collector They into the President
two cards the first with the following approximation =
"a committee from the Chamber OF Commerce desire
70 sec the President In company with other wealy men
today"
The other card announced the names OF the other
wealthy men with the following flourish Of trumpcts:--
IT. 5. Winston Presd mt Mutual Insurance Company
representing seven cen millions dollars r. H. Burdell
President OF Erie Railroad, represeniisc nilions;
H. H. Canin, the targs merchant on the Chbs.
Following these came another gentleman In the sugar
trade, also enumeratug the number OF millions which
ne pretended TO represent and then came person in
another line with similar appendage In each instance
the amount OF money which they represented was un
derscored on tho card, II upon that only that
their merit condition for audience urged, whilo
the sentence OF he largest merchant the globe
doubly underscored. II Is doubtful II similar expos
ton Of arrogance account Of wealth took place
In this country.
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The weather on saturday,

LOUISVILLE, Jan. 2o.-rhe weather was gery warm yea
torday afternoon AT nigh, the mercury fell from sixty
to nineteen degrees Soon after midnight heavy storm
OF wind and rain accompanied by thunder lightning
and snow set In.
NASHVILLE Jau 2o--Therc n severe gale last
night, which blew down several houses 10 Edgened.
Both aud rain fell in large Quantities The mer-
curry fell 10 tre degrees below Snow fell Inch
aud haif deep
PoUGnKEErsn, Jan. 20 The continued mild weather
has had its effect the leo In the Hadson Tho ferry
boat commenced running between FshLH and New
burg to-day, tho nrst time sncs the cosng Of nsygs
tom
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BrookIyn Ctty News.j

DEFya IRON HYpRornoDis AIR Nicho k'wyokos,
well known farmer Of Queens county, die al ha rcs-
dcnce In Middle Village In the township OF ssown, ca
Thursday last. from the effects OF hydrophob "a and vas
buried yesterday. Mr. Wyckon received tho t,sc which
proved fatal about three months ago, and raid ttls
attention 10 a. The nbd animal attacked hin while he
Wa going from hs barn 10 his residence an only IN
sced very slight nclsion rhs was cauler k1of very
soon aiterwards aud healed up Without ap ssrchty
Affecting Mi Wyckons health. Recently, h. ,~oycr,
symptoms OF hy drorhoba exhibited tenaever and all
kuown remedies proved frucss The AIN ctcd 'gntle-
man ed IN the most c1cruciang Gqony, IN ho fes sniy
third year OF hssc Tho dog which indicted the fatal
bite wss shot shortly after the occurrence The frcnds
OF Mr. Nicholas Wyckon President of the Williams urs
City Bank aud Industrial School have cnnfoupdci BluI
with deceased but they are altogether different pcro,s.
II not Of different families
WEEKfy MORTALITY There we're one hundred and tor
deaths N Brooklyn last week OF This number tvcniy
two were men. twenty two were women, thnytwo
boya aud thirty girls The prime pal calsrG OF
death inflammation Of the lung, consumption ant
NphOId fcleI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

rHE Promenade coscEnTs on rnR sEvKsFH AND
rwESry-sECosD RgGIAgsIs, n. O. s.s. r.
Those fsyorte military orrsn zations hold plesaaD,
reunions their respective armores nearly every sainr
day aght In the shape Of promenade concerts The I'M
inviting state Of thu streets Saturday Ia, deferred
mary OF the lady friends VI both regiments from attend
log; bu, the fair ones were very wotby repre- aaned
The spacious srn,ory OF the Twcntyeeccnd Of the cor
ner Of sxth and Fourteenth street. yader the
direction Of Colonel Aspinwa presented most brlian,
hn1ssEn9Tc n ; aG .:!eE II !i d es n sas
bsnd performed an admirable sceo.on OF pieces by
xhhner, Wagner and other eminent composerA The
company rooms were sisc ,hrown open Tor ihe ooca-
sion and each had little group Of ladies' and their
attendant or aiiera Tho concert cossi about ten
O'Clock The most remarkable pieces the programme
were selections IRON the Tanhavss, and DIN Se,aToh
They were yery veil rendered By the bend n We may
except a rather undue prominence of drums, oymbsis
and trombones and feebeness In the srijccs, which
many places entirely drowned ~ the formidable
bass that accompanied them The arnoscr, Mr. Arnold,
received the visitors and chsreroned those In
search Of friends s,,sng the members Of the regimen,
Al thu seventh Regiment armory ,hsre Was larger
attendance aud outside OF ronpkns market ID. street
was lined With caniageA THIS promenade room was
cIoxded With tho 'fnir and brave" listening 70 the
gic strains Of Crifnss splendid band snd coafens'ag
all on Gus srtisc, Ne dh no, hear word during the
evening which did relate 10 that them. II the
grand rcccp,oh Of the regiment al The Academy n Mo
sc on The si1t int The magnitude sad brill ahey o.
the arrangements for 1 reat event, thc r'ch d-ccra
tlons both the bail and supper tho fpeca,ioBs
rcgssdng the pctsies Of the nation rho arc expected
To b. ptessn, there and shove ALL regarding ,hs toseis
Of The ladies' warmly d1cusscd by the rromen.dsr,
aud rendered ,hsri marty obyious Of tho musical treat
which Mr. Crsfula Afforded ,hep. Tho march Which open.
the most spirsedy performed rSocf era
fuss quick pleading Affairs. were noicesd IN
the programme LEADERS ws.Id only attend tosS
PRECISION tlss 10 poIssss many % flis % ssic
ssle-tlons become when psycf ny 90 sss rnn-vy
banda af us cliy-tlsy woad conIsr Favor u.ee CON
ponsr and th-ir l-arcrx prsm. and cyini~s ~ M
neoss asIly mean Igaase tomicns, nor should They
dagiroy The caecs Of the other inssrum.nts. tt arc
rnirtage 80 mssiao thai llsce playcd bS niiisfy
band mas. ~ a monotone % fu-s and noise We hsTe
heard the drum corps u ,s Frcsch Gaise. ply every
variety o. expression and ada attractions 70 W. most
ntrcAts pisrck Mr. stsfull. has mal~s.il IN a Land
which he car nsoald a. wif The mnsc for t1s sr.nd
reception Is enrly Va iss h~nds and hs sip, Ne are
sirs. Trgr no pains % asxs a worthy I" M sF'n'.
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I .u.s,.,. piece perfect ouo OF IaughAble 10,
80, 81, . The drama
- onRIsTy's MIssrRELs
80, hilI from the new Flf,h Ayenus
o.. ~. g ,.,- ing II includes Budwortb' "a
ep''A Ae'es ~ ''o es"' dance by Donaldson m.
banjo solos, new song an. -, D'a'I''''n' mo
Brass Band Qulcksiep by Tam. a"a .'mlsny'
leslie, Gould and Melville In al, D''u''u' o~'aa.
d. New Years Calls, Double BeddedA WA" AN' ''1|
laus liable acts.
THE SAN PRAscIsco MIssTRgLs
common re their entertaining performances at the "u'
hall in b padway at quarter 10 eight O'Clock this e's
ming G. I ampoon the favoritc vocalist makes met
appearance. The programme, amongst other things,
announces L. pneain, by the German opera troupe,
wamboId Rice and Bernard; ia, aud Greasy, by Billy
Birch; wambold = new song 'Blue eysd Jennie" and
'susan's Sunday o, VI"
BRy ANTS AissTRYIs
The Bryants have al other novelty entitled Thsts NJ
sister in which Dan u, want Will appear as Count Nc
Gipns and RolIin Howard AZ Madame Pepperrr During
the evening tho budget or other attractions which the
Bryan,s have always on han,f viii be opened, and ts
contents for this day exha,vicd By .hs numerous
troupe engaged at No <72 Broadway
uooLEY's oPKRA HOUSE, BnooKLyH.
Tho wonderful comic pantomlme JACK and ths Bead
stalk has undated Hosl.y's, ON this uhos
side OF the water, and to gr.'s. erters inscw
York the piece 10 the theme Of univerns admiration In
consequence Of is splendid get up" Ind the exrelent
manner witch IL Ia played ia this consSodous hous~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-22

The New York CoL,Icroasmf--Thege is
great deal of unnecessary intrigue in Washing
ten for the purpose of inducing President
johnson to appoint this or that politician to
the Office of Collector of this port We call
tbe excitement about this matter unnecessary,
because we believe that the President viii de-
eide upon the appointment for himself, without
reference to the endorsements OF those polfti-
cians who are doing their utmost TO defeat bis
plans for reconstruction whAe they ask MIN to
Oblige them in regard 10 The Collec.orship.
President johnson is very well aware That Inc
Office can remain vacant for the prssens withou!
any detriment TO the public business. Assistant
Collector Clinch Is discharging oil it, duties
admirably. Not only are no complaints made
Agsinet him by our merchants, bat, on the con-
4rsry, there ere numerous tesfimnnisls tn his
efficiency and faithfulness. There IL no reason,
therefore, for any Immediate action, and the
President, very sen.ibly allows the politicians
10 form heir plots ami counterplots and davo.-s
no serious attention 10 the subject.
We have no nomination TO make for this
oties, and are satisfied 20 have it remain just
~ il is But II Collector should be appointed
he ought to be some such man az John Coch.
rsne, y. A. Conklins, Daniel 4. Sick!es or
Abrsm Wakeman. The Office IL in many re-
spects political one, and IL is important that
81 should not be in the hands Of the opponents
of the President When Chief Justice Chase
WAS Secretary Of the Treasury he managed to
Rii ell The revenue Offices with his own follow
ers, and as bis removal was not accompanied
by any general change in the subordinates Of
the Department the radicals now have the
practical control Of large number OF small
local politicians, scattered throughout the
country, who are individually Of NO impor-
lance, but who coDtrive to exert consdera-
HE influence collectively, especially upon
weak-minded mem ers Of Congress, who are
constantly begging the smaller places under
chem for friends and supporters. The whole
system is nuisance which ought ~ be sbol'
ishcd by giving oil government offices to good
business men. But 20 lory as The present sys-
TEN fcmains in vogue II is tue duty Of The Chief
Executive not 10 permit his officials, from the
rlnbinct 10 the custom houses, 10 Use their po-
ritions to impede his policy and neu,ralize hi.
earnest efforts 10 rcorgsnize The aeccdcd States
And In regard 10 CHS particular Office the Presi
dent can wait, without any Interference with
our business Interest,", until the developments
10 Congress show who arc his friends and wht
ara nos.
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2Dfesd Inc land, the credit of the government

3tfesd the land, the credit of the government
kill decline both at home and abroad, trade
Hiil be paralyzed, the resiving productions of
DE South will be suspended, and our enormous
national and State debts wlbscome too heavy
to bear There are already feverish symptoms
hf disorder In business and in the fluctuations
of securities, though the time has not arrived
when we shall see the full effect of such state
/. lpf things. If 1t were not for the confidence
the country reposes in the wisdom, firmness and
power of President Johnson to bring us
safely through the storm the agitators have
raised, we should even now be experiencing
very serious depression in our commercial
and financial affairs. Let this agitation con-
tinue, let the Jacobin disorgsnzers -Stevens,
Sumner, Wade and their fellow conspirators-
have their way, and we shall soon see the con-
sequence, not only at home, but in the decline
pf our credit abroad. The early restoration Of
She Southern States is not only political ne
pessty, but il is more necessary for us in fnan-
vial point of view. We need the restoration Of
hhe South and Southern productions to enable US
70 meet our liabilities, which an immense
WnI uout AnpO1cS upVu us' We Waub tucSc
Zen or twelve millions Of people to bear their
portion Of this burden. But how are they to do
Il if their hopes and energies be paralyzed
10y prescription, Reorganization and agitation
Are the people of the North prepared to bear
all this burthen themselves, TO dispense with
the productions of the South, to see that mag
pificent country turned into wilderness, and
10 add to this oil the cost OF military govern
meni over the South: Are they viking to
submit to thisf Yet s'fch would be the newt
able result Of the measures Of the radical lead
ers in Congress. We cannot believe the con-
servstive members of the republican party in
congress will be so shor sighted and incapa-
BILE as to permit few destructive radicals TO
have their way. There are some rays of hope
that they will not. The admirable speech Of
Mr. Doolittle in the Senate is one Of the cheer
ing signs of an anti-radical reaction. We trust
other conservative statesmen, like him may fol-
low his example and strengthen the hands Of
the President. But our main reliance il in Mr.
johnson himself; and, as one Of the first steps
10 break the power Of the imp!acable Jacobin
faction which has made war or him, we hope he
may reconstruct his Cabinet If necessary by
promptly removing those who do not cordially
support his policy.
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sy.tnrIstMtnIs tuN THt ruusTm.

Advertisements for the wsslv Hs.AIp must 10 hsH1s<
IN b.for. ton ocios every wedo-sfsy evening Ia or
eur'lop among the sn'srpriSips mechanics fsrmsrs.
merchant manufacturer aud ssn'isnsn throughout ahs
country Is increasing ysry RAPIDLY Advertisements To-
serted iB the wspur H-aiD si thus 10 by sisfes
por,i0n The .ive and snersse people Of the Usisss
rtsiss
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Tie yycsther LIsowhere.

Bufgno, Jan 2I-.The goc Of the last forty eight
hours s continues here. Weather cold with bat Little
snow.
wAsHiSoTos, Jan 2i.Yeather cloudy. Thermometer
twenly-pine.
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j,sn wcs1v q Bss<s. t.s so,sg.sa 'i- .asisss.
a HiiA~ n Darts. u csiforss, 70 hshi ~ us
oi~rpon,Aip q AnSrA sna ssev9 n ts''r x'
sfHsxss 'te usHzIs~s~
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fhs sosv<1sabls srd zen managed piaSea q sts-s'
ssn, n ths ci,y 4n1 Brokyn we're 'ssfsiiy rafoaissi
dunpr The 2ssi week Very attractive snd '-F~i ps"'
ranmss hags bcsr i.ssd fof The ensnins az dts -n9
.yrs sgilart serroas Gsa evening perfsrnsnrcs sr'
q. !. s~.u A. xlli - seen b. r-faf-no, M ssv.'
tisiu. e.,9mrs II the Esssfnt
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tbs c0ppify has there bre~ r,th part ~ The -
"a 10 any srtes TIA, tAsre noe 10 Yf rhALOne
's.flT INCOMING CrpEtH" Tie sales fDr he oafrsas
veal huncfea COO, ss t6Sss -
he aalas months In ifs<. -HslfsN ASS
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CLAM Aaxsrs ID WssHNoroN.--we perceive
that bill has been introduced 10 Congress TO
regulate the fees of claim agents Ia Washing
Ion. II was introduced by Senator Wilson,
and is one Of the best things he has done
during the session. This subject should have
been attended 10 long before ,his. For years
.vast many worthy persons having good claims
upon. the government, but ignorant OF the
methods TO obtain settlement, have been resu-
iarly 8eeced BY a set Of Inscriptions sharks
Who act a. claim secn,s in Washington. Poor
s,dows, ~ relicts Of brave soldiers who have
verished ousshc battle field, and thousands OF
mam pensioners have been at the mercy o.
shese Ioadng bsnditti ., shs capital Of the ma
lion. II is time that scmc me~ure were adopted
Or Congress both TO facilitate the settlement o
honest claims against the government and Il
prossc, the ignorant and nnwsry from sh'
operstions Of local claim agents
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THT MEDICAL starr oT TIE Aaar.--somc
unfair provisions are contained In senssor
wilson's new Army bill. Among Others is that
regulating the medical s,sn' Of the army. II 10
proposed TO oil The vacancies created In the
..orps o. surgeons by appointments solely from
voIunseer medical officers, 10 the exclusion OF
assistant surgeons in the regular army, some
bf whom have served for period Of six years.
hbis Il manifesily unius. The true plan 10 to
provide by law for the appointment Of a board
70 sxsnins oil candidates for the new appoint
Aepts. 70 examine all candidates, both regular
Ina volunteer, who have served Of least two
years, aud then 10 give commissions 70 those
~bo ere found most capsbl: pnd deserving.
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rss. hars besr is.ssd for The ensnns IA Day, anf
srns orart sl~rrosH Etd evening perfsrtasnecs are
H. d. givsn ~ wiii - ~ r-fef-ne, W M "f~r
is,in. coiBmrs II The Ess,D
-oops rnsArss
Tbs STEFAN, rev hc1as IN b,Dsfvsy dorara
sl.hiy A. rf.ssEl tasrr rub " sscsre sssts ia
a.,s n sa.guo. NJ ch.nnsg a falslilas ns~' snc.
,sss,r, srxAf.meni ne wtb~s ve'in ara TIA
u.l,oou ~sldas are riii In ths bills Tbs sssuiss NJ
ch.1nsa ~ni rsrsofs's Jerry cllp 10 'hs fwrss sns
pfsI 10 ma s.tsf risce-ensfAeserr % wh1i hss b
70 b. susrrsus tsse tbs Hsnios Btoihsv are slao y
ias hous. IL bsis wonderful servh~ua fea's asd III
,utr- or n,sny uay ~ r-sarf.s - cossns'on y
sst~,ons
lc.v nrsrrors rHssrEs
uI Lay Rus1sos, wJsh oormsnssals svrs. vnsf.
o. asr rss IN ., IN xss Yo.x hssss 10 rtonfwsy,
Ola evening" ne pay Arsr he w~ialBg vil "a yl-ysd
sy b,t taspisa coupsuy 10 10 cat We go 'hs' si~
gusiOa vii personals Lazy Erssssb Frssg'-, sna "
X nogtlrAsf coloBsl rrs'ova Ths utsF1a.Omshs'
rIl soneiss. su ,ss eons1y ms rrSeA-s q Wa =
whl.h ne entire nT.ssiA u Ma egnlaEy 80 - 80
ssesd sifs nuehprs r'a st8 tssaffoi hp4~
msiss,nss N sns osder
rrK ssoapxLf rnHiTHG
| H. gott v owsns srt.rn ths brf Fsst 4 b. "a
essclssy peyai.r .n.Assnsni a - bteAe~sy "'
evening rfs solgn "a ssis, fsiiefh1h q efsnss'
art ~gt Il s.c.a,sS an sshoaOesmsn, vnsA 10 sus
sys..s, ., , cro,a To- ssass y ~ c.va~s tsgsciy
The fsrnsnsss Of the vrasnnDs = IN ~ssee sss ,
pe- ,noshs sssise'-r
ROSY ylsTos's ovrnA nouss.
ne ysnAis cjsrg q vshsxt1s. ~ ysdyf 10
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