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Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

PORTRAITS or THE CANDfDATEs-Our ar tist has furnished the following portraits of the candidates for Delegate, as they ap cared up n learning the returns They can be relic upon A " true [, nataFe,n and were gotten up regardless If expense Copies for framing can be had at our office at prices Co
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

EVENING TaBUEE.-The first number of m evening paper bcaring the above name has lately been issued in San Francisco. It will be issued every evening by the s n Francisco Publishing Company
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

wHEREAs. On or about the hrsi day of Oriafei, 1853 tir riisssTsi..ss .s.ens-i ami dlivend; 2; hon. John \ Goodwin. p0vtrs ni attunsy s9t-'fz lE and .H1f.Dwefiug thr sad GBpdw te sfI m. claims iucatd n ih Ter tory oi AilzpA iq Ftcr fe s4 sna!8ss- tor tiir same ta sgn thr naDss 10 ail paper- ferripts aai other met am t, O. es-,sfl i3 be exerntld q l D. sac 0r d-VD-itou ni sad inning cisims. uisp t0 orgaiize j0iIt stock company ior mining pal psss and sell and disp0se ui the stock Of said comlaHy when "fg4hlzea
 Now ta,refsre ibi- is ta make kuown Co al per. soas x hslR Il may coBcffu tiat we b,rrly revoke thc sad powers af sftofufy and iiem th tmt burv- iorih the sane s nuil mo vad ana Co ls bsid ss 10 aaibor4ty fo the said Juhn tioolEH t0 act in the premises in any manner for Say purpose whatso ever
 la testimony whereof we have hrnanto sct our hands zg.d seas this l7tA day oi Bgsst leee
 DAEkLL DUrPA.
 JC DUNN.
 r 4 BENTLi '. Sworn and subscribed befnr, ms th.s .fl day Of August issG Ew WILLS 5s- t.l7 Cs,fk Dri 70 teud
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

DR. JAMEs GARviS sailed from San Francisco, August l5 for Central America, to recruit his health, which we regret Go hear was not improved by his residence al Los Angeles
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

THE Mineral Bill of Congress will be found m full in another column. We have only space this week to call attention to it. In our next we shali speak of its various provi- sions
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
NOTICE.

All persons indebted Co Gray & Co, at Prescott ere requested tO ll ai tl.e fiorc 10 Prescott and settle or settle with J. ? harcTaye who Is au- thorized 10 collect lor Gray & Co.
 lGf8 GRAY & co, Prescott
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

OUR stores are now all we'll stocked with pro. visions, clothing, dry goods etc. Prices are just the same
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

CnEAP JonV, hiviuga few Foois not yet soid, |, has concluded that he oiN sell tIem soon, 1T pur-
 chasers can be found. Try him He is prtty
 good watcl tinker, and can clean dirty watch in good style
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

ArPoIsrMESrs.-The Governor has appointed the following nOtaries public Charles Hamilton, Williams Fork, and E. Winslow Coriin, Turkey Irpck
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
MARRIED.
At Prescott August 25, by A. C. Dunn Esquire JosE LoNGOsRIA io CARMEN MoXTANIA

WI. B. LAKE, rooms 2 and g. Government House \. ". corner of Washington and sanso.ae streets, Is the authorized agent of the AEizoxA MiSER in San Francisco. Subscriptions and ad. vertisements left with him will receive immediate attention.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
Notice

The co-psrtnershp hcreioi0Te existing teiwecn the undersigned ls tIis tay dissolved ly mutual consent Al debts couiracfll by ihe htm vii ie ,euis3 by Robert P0stle. Sept nher loth, lsoo.
 ROBERT OSTLE, i.ot J. N. BROWN.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
V. CUSHING,
Agent for the purchase and shipping Of MACHIN q RY OF ALL KINDS.

Especial attention given To Cuariz M Maehin' cry and Fndirps, aBl N uefs Matrrial Oi every drscupt,on bc.ng a imricl haci nlst and giving my ptr,Oull uiftui.vh ip ttf tAtcuii"h oI order. can egarautec tAc tu.i class 0 work at tse lowest pr.ccs iu tlc cty II vim com ieied arrsu gemcnr5 wiiL Hoiace ArAur 2 @ co, 9S Kiihy Street. 5oston. and hou cs ln New lork' | am prepared 90 ..ra'sh Maci.nii. ltos O. sN- ery d1,ct.y,.oa Cotton and WuoIicn Mil Ma. ch.arrv. eic. at [ e ...lsi nr nuinGurTt pres Plgiir n te el-' cru efaif, viii lc rr ably urn ished w.th cot. Min ug Maclindy oi e'efl ae' scripiiou 0n application.
 Refer by perm sion Co GOvcrnor '; LC~' san Fr1Iclsco J. V. stowe, ku.-rn x tIsh Manufaciuriug com. any. CohS X kkeon s1h Francisco George K. ulas, Chei EhEIn'.' California Steam Navigation Company S@n Tram
 osiiee No Ieo Trent s.. San Francisco i'las
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

] CAPTAIN KRAUsr returned to Fort Wbil- ' pie few days since During the most of his ,absence in the lower country he has been ill. ] but is now recovering He reports an unu sual amount of sickness wherever he has been. Half of the soldiers at Calabasas. and | Fort Grant are on the sick list Exiraordin-
 ary rains have prevailed, and Captain Krause
 found bpth the Salt and Gila rivers very high. and lost one of his escort, private Feely. in crossing the former. Headquarters of the
 District will, by order, be permanently estab
 lished at Sa'aton, and Colonel Lowell, of the
 i4th, who has taken command, is to proceel at once to the erection of buildings. Colyne, Wallen will command at Fort NJ Doweil
 Brevet Lieutenant Colonel Ilges command, al Fort Grant, and there is a cavalry compa ny'at Tue F, under Captain Dean.
 Captain Weir i, ordered from Date Greek. which poet wiii bs abandoned, to Skull Val. ley Captain Downey wiIl go 10 the Verde. The co,gpanie, m Arizona Volunteers com. posed oi Che Pima and Alarioopa ln1ians. were to be mustered out ou tae 5d instant. Colo ''vi is7'eii ha'ivye'75y i,y ';7,,!!5,i ,,ff is,- r.timen's reported % be on tae.r way Go the Territory. Np additional troop, have yet been ordered to Fort wbipple, and on e leaving of Captain Downey', Company, tae garrison will be reduced to number of men barely sutii tent 10 protect the post and Gov ernment herd. Meantime, three or four com panies are kept at Fort Mcdowell. So We
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

CHANPLIs l.. SPENCER has been confirmed by the United States Senate United States District Attorney for this Territory. rice AlmoD Gage, re- signed. Mir Spencer was here last winter with Mir Tappan, oi New York.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
Bashforsi

Ing THIRD LEGfsiArURE.-The following is isi of the members elect of the third I.e- gisi4tiye Assembly, 90 far as sscertaiaed to tIis imr.
 YAyAFAI CoUxTY.-CoracR Daniel s. l.oant, John W Simmons, Louis \. Stevens.
 H,ps.-John B. Slack, Daniel Ellis, Han nibal Sypert, William S. Little, UC. Bar nett.
 MpH,yr CouNrr.-COuaca. w II. liar dy. Hss A.E Davis.
 PAn UIg CoUNTr.-CysaeR. o. D. Gass. Hogse. B.J Cutler.
 THE newly elected Supervisors of this coun ty are, Edward J. Cook, A. II. Peoples, John G Campbell ; L. Blair and F. A. Cook, were chosen Ju.tiees of tLe Peace, and x. P. Pierce and J. ". Knott, Constables for this town, at the recent eiet'ion.
 PRoMIsE AND PLRI0kNAAcE.-Adams tod us he was certain to have loo votes in Pal Ute county The total yole cast there was loU, of which Adams has 0. Poston pledged himself to secure an overwhelming majority in Pima county, |" 0iegt laey kas0 kiB,." Look at the returns. We hope our people have had their fill of tbese braggarts and charla tans. Poston also boa,ted that after his con test with Goodwin, in Washington, last De- cember, bis seat was reserved for him during the session of Congress wag at our elbow says he is not tue first goose who has over sat his time.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

A SEW and short road has been opened from San Diego to Fort Yuma Stages are to run over lt
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

HoLADAT's Is a iavorite resort, and be can hx up pretty good drink. Doe and Joe and Bald
 ~in and Jackson also keep their houses in good trim. The lager beer men, Littig & Klipyel, have still de goot lager beer"
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

COLONEL BowIR COSsUa--Thr President ha. appointed and Che Senate has confirmed Coloa,l George w. Bowie, Of California, a. Consul to Can ton, China coonrl Bowie 1. we'll known in Ari. zona as gentlemtnly and efficient officer who commanded regiment of California volunteers in this Territory, and ailer whom Fort Bowie at Apache Pass Is named He enJoys high reputa- ton In California
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

TnE GREAT BLooD MEDfcisEs. Let every man woman and child In our country learn tbai Le Doyen's Family medicines are the best in use See on fourth page. Sly
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

WE should have announced in our last the re- ssrent death ol two individuals well known ln Prescott, and formerly resldin. here Mir Rob Yrt Short died q; hls ranch In skg! Valley. of 3congcsiive chills, and William Pridcaux. whose
 last position here was tba; Of cook for MT Brown. And who accompanied Mir. E. aud Captain Tnttc io Fort Yuma, was drowned in the river near that
 place.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
ADMINISTRATORS >oncL

Estz,s cf ?. T. Daaee, deaaaaei.
 Notice is hereby given hy ths nnls gued simln- isfratf oi tat ahqvt nam,d e- c. e. thf ri,h t1Ts of aud ai persI.s h-vBG tls Hs asaiff sa de- esa- e. exhIbt tiie fii tiH nsc'--iiy N'uch CTS tlln from thr lr-i pal cal 'ii i tls nuluae a; ssly sfiics n uesna. 7 ma cua iy trzo- us Tucson. Jay i5. iso6. J hi"kbAN
 l7ts Adln. .nissIatOT.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

ANOTHER tailor has come to town In addition 10 Mir. Pedriek, who still runs his barber shop, and seems to have good business. Mir. Thoma, Curry has opened his shop in Laughlin's shoe shop. His pretty cards can be seen about town
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

TuIRrr-six.-Tlrec more dead Indians having |been found at Tonto Springs. twelve miles from |skul Valley, the nnmber now known ,o have
 been killed in the battle or the 18th Of las; month ps thirty-six- We also hear that several of the |tood Indians, who had returned to Ls Paz and Fieinity wounded, have since died, They are bet Der Indians now
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

AChAPLAIN.-FoTt Whipple has been made <hapialn post and the officers having chosen the Fey' Charles M Blake as Chaplain, that gentleman
 on his way to the Territory. Mr. Blake resided California from lSi9 to 1851, and Is consequent. Y familiar with the Pacific coast. He Is 40 years " age and served in the Union army during the rte war as hospital chaplain He has wifi. epn and daughter, who will accompany him here He writes, '' am also desirous of taking out with He two Or three young ladies, who desire ,o ae. cpmpany us as teachers They will be oaite an eequistioD 10 your Territory"
 MT Blake will doubtless hold religious service n town, as well as at the Fort. He Is Presbyte. 'nAn, and recommended as an educated and exen. P'Afy man We congratulate our people that we ere at last to have minister of the gospel among us, and we bespeak for him and bis family cor. ohi aud respectful welcome
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

SPECIAL SoTIcE.-Territorlal officers, lawyer. and others, having in their possession any books belonging 10 the
 TERRITORIAL LIBRARY, Win please return them to the secretarys office without delay, as it is desired to newly catalogue and arrange the library. ofice of the Secretary of the Territory,
 Prescott, March II, isG8
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

c. W. BARSARD, our sadler and harness maker
 has lately received a fine stock Of leather and nndings and Is now prepared ,o make anything from double horse harness to pistol holster Mr Barnard Is good workman, and can fix up
 an old saddle to look about as neat as a nsw ona
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

MR. CLuR0AsB and Nj Ballard. wao are con. .nected with Fuller and Parker, .n tue Eew Inail
 contracts in this Territory, lant la-t week in Prescott. They seem 10 be good business men. 'and eager 10 give us proinpi mai service Mir
 |,lurgage will go To Washington soon leaving Mir. Ballard here 10 look afler matters.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

J. II. LEE, the other day brought into our uf Zee ieS spears of Hungarian grass Tn Ir43s are well seeded, the grAsa lO0As well Others Of re-' farmers $c2!1 @S '.y. ', ;'s =tr--,
 Hungarian grass Is said Co tc equal Co tarl y for |ieedins stock. IL grows n-lr .ol. ,eet l,-L. sud .luxUriantly in this region
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

JOsrTcE BLAIR, who has just been reelected by |a handsome vote, gave a nice party. at his new house on Monday evening. Nearly all our cti .zsns, and many ladies, were ibere. Jack shanks Furnished the mnsic, and dancing was kept up up- Ith midnight, shen supper wa- served ai The Ss-
 isonal Restaurant. Tho Justice is entitled 10 the ilanAs of all for this most agreeable entertain. |ncnt, one Of the best ever given in Prescott
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

A. r.. CRANE & Co. advertise in another column that they will saon have complete stock of goods near the Planet mine, on Williams Fork. Packers to thIs vicinity would find It to their in. terest to call upon them. They invite patronage rom this county. They write us that Thompsons s smeltlng Works are 3 complete success, working night and day, aud producing nineiythree yer cent of copper from the ore The Planet mine Is yielding large quantity Of first class ore The Springfield Company have struck ihirty.ave to iorty per cent. metal In their mine near tbe Eliza
 NEW FoUSDRY.-A new foundry has been started In San Francisco and our agent there writes us that the proprietors are all practical mechanics. with thorough knowledge of their business, and ample means to insure success in their new enterprise Their works are complete in every department and their operatives as skillnl as can be procured, thus enabling them to turn out any kind of machinery in the shortest space of time. md at as reasonable fateo as any other establishment or the kind on the Pacific Coast. We hope that any our readers who may contemplate putting up niriiinery Will fiyos the Kina Iron Works with ,heif orders
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

OuR SAN FR,xIscp A0vEsTI FER By refer. |enee 60 our advertising columns It will be seen in
 Buying machinery who to buy from in San Fran 'risco- A business who does mol advertise |laeks a main business qualification Ubcralty The advertisements Of John W. Quick, the pion.
 Fer screen manufacturer Of the Pacific Coasi, Y. N Flashing practical maehin.st, agent for the pur.
 f Aase Of machinery, htna Iron Works, etc, will |lc 'Ound in another column.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

4 PosrLE's RAScH-TIe citizen Of this locality Dave distinguished themselves lately by giving elear vote for Bashford for Delegate to Congress. A his result we iniiy predicted from ihe character ei the magnificent vegetables we received from
 ir Posile, the pure production Of the soil. of hi tholce and cultivation. May his corn ever prove As sweet and abundant as the present crop and splay the track of the Apache never mar the peace end tranquility of oar friend.
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12
FOR SALE.

l6 LARGE AMERICAN MULES, with two wagons, aud bsrBcss complete Enquire Of
 WHITE ,S CO. l1t2 Pima ViIla-cs
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

THE Coop lSDIASs.-The indignation Of our people over the recent movements Of the La Paz fndian' seems 10 increase. Mir. Leihy'. assertion <ha' the government has not extingui,hed The u. pc' oi these Indians 10 ihc lands, and otherwise
 'eFided for them, is considered To in now.se eA. ep'e their conduct By advertisement agotLer ' p'umn twill toe seen that our people arc organ. hg an expedition 10 punish the frieitlly g fasoals '4 MT. Leihy Is unable to take care oi tbcm he Rll sndth there are tAoss who c4u and who are de- Hrmined to do so
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

Territolal Treasurer Prescott. Sep. 10, ls55 l7t
Arizona miner., 1866-09-12

Tor further descripilon sec recDrds In Rec0Fd- ere office Ysvapai coaniy. or apply 70 fne under signed ai bic office. Terms cash. at The time of sale sufficient decd win be given Co ile ppr- chaser upon payment Oi tic purcAa7e mon y, aud thc expenses 0f transfer
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23

bend OF the river above, to meet tho
stream below making the defences Of
the town in a Semi circle-This was
done by General SehoeRld'S for
ces to repel tho Aaaanlts Of General
Hood. la front Of these works the
plain is bedeeked with the graves Of
the many who went dowRrm action,
Legislature ID progressing slowly;
the Bank bill will pass with provisions
heretofore furnished. Amore strin
gent Franchise law will beintroduced,
and will pass, the following will illus.
trato ito provisions.
If the righteous scarcely be saved
where shall the ungodly and sinner
appear #gI8gf NlI
Our East Tennessee members are
all looking very fine ; Maj. Innman
of Knox and Sewer has not repor-
ted yet being sick at homo. The
Hon. Joseph Powell Of the Bird Sena.
torial district, and the noted South
Carolina Unionisl in the year 1850 Is
here battling for his old and long
cherished principle.
More soon. L. N. ].
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
Horrible Accidental Young Girl
Roasted Alive.

A shocking accident, resulting in
death of q young lady, occurred in
Hopkins AIlegan county, Mich, on the
first inst. Miss AdeIine Hill, aged
IA years, only daughter Of Isaac Hill,
started for school on the morning OF
that day, and had not got more than
forty rods from her home, when a
puff of smoke camo up from under her
clothes, Immediately followed By a
fame Of fire. She ran TO snow drift
close by, with the intention of rolling
herselfin the snow and thus putting
out the fire, but owing 10 the hardness
of the crust, she vas unable to do so,
and she staged, completely enveloped
in flames from her burning clothes, for
home screaming US she ran for help.
Mrs. Bradley a neighbor, hearing
her screams, FASTENED TO tho assiS-
tance Of the poor girl. When she
reached the burning victim, the agory
of the girl was SO intense that she
seized her friend around tho neck, bo.
soechlng her for help. Hero, Mrs. B.,
seeing not only tho p%eri!ious condition
of the girl but of herself, broke from
tho embrace Of the distracted sufferer
and with great difficulty kept her at
arms length until she succeeded in
tearing her garments from the suffer
ing girl. The poor girl was burned to
a crisp from her feet TO her waist her
stockings and under clothing having
been burned completely of her person.
The girl lived in terrible agony until
the morning Of tho Sd inst, whom she
died.-[GraHd Rapids MICA Demo-
erdt.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
LOTTERIES.

There are two ways In this world TO ae-
suirs money. One by upright dealing, tact,
energy and sxertion. The other by low arti-
fcs, deception, fraud, robbery and theft
The former iB slow, wearisome and Oft I'M
promising. The latter quick, fascinating and
highly remuneratiVe. Fortunes are often
made upon the cast of the die, which would
require years OF honest toll to accumulate.
This fact accounts for the numberlesS "sellS
and take ms" to be found in our larger
lawns and cities. The NEST dishonest and
knayish Of these base stratagsms is the Prize
Lottery. True, the scheme has the surface
Of fair transaction, all sharing an equai
chance and running an equal risk of losing,
but when 1t is probed with the lance ofin-
yestiRation 1t Is found that 1t is so iAterWo-
ven with protective conditions and formalitieS
under the p~retence Ofpreventing impositiOnS'
Il Is worth a prize to obtain it after 1t Is
drawn. The " mOduS operandi Is only re-
yealed in the letter advising the ticket hold
or Of his luck, under the most solemn %injune-
tions Of secrecy. Caution is gratuitousIy
given that the slightest discrepancy In dates
ticket. receipt and letters will reverse the
Golden tide Of fortune, but there is no laek
Of assurances that q part orths whole Of the
prise money by strictly following instructions
can be obtained.
In the frst place II is absolutely necessary
that the ticket be paid for. A receipts Civ
en- which must be returned with the ticket
fer the approval Of ever 80 many officials and
10 on, until the trickery terminates in the
ticket holder being deservedly vietimiSed Tor
eOnading in the integrity and honor OF brand
ed robbers and thieves.
This game keeps pace with the increasing
sharpness and sagacity Of the people in its
ingenious AlIurements. The old Maryland
lotteries could no more stand the scrutiny Of
these - fast times. " than an icicle the heat Of
an August sun. The Lottery system is a.
much n system Of robbery now as it was
then, and is carried on by men as destitute oil
principle and good works as tho old Balii-
more schemes.
Lottery companies In many parts Of the
Usioa under huge suphOnioa' aPpeilation''
are sending their " money traPS"t to our com
munity, and we advise all who wish TO spend
their means to profit, to dispose Of them as II
they were sheets Of paper containing the Vi
rus Of small pOI. Think no more Of Invest
ing In the ~iniquitouS enterprises, than you
would Of making lamplighisrS out Of Jour
E~rssrbaekI. They have By their SnArs' And
articles driven thousands upon thou'ano'
from homes Of abundance and thrifi out up
on an Implying world, baukruPs'' bessAr'
and ~vagabOnds. R'prOsSh them with con-
tonptuOuS S~ilsnes, and devote your surplus
change to the fostering and promotion Of ha-
name and benevolent objects.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
LATEST NEWs.

New YoRK, Fob. 16.--As a man
with s5OO,O 900 in a bag was leavingo one
of the banks this morning, he was al.
tackled by n thief who undertook to
snatch the bag from his hand. The
man resented whereupon the thief
drew a knife and cut off one of the
handles of the bag and was about to
cut off the other, when the man hay.
ing charge of the money gave his as
saiIant a kick which staggered him,
and tho mar with the bag made his
escape. No arrest was made.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-02-23
The Conventional Card from Sem
ator Powell.
SENATE CHAMBER.

SENATE CHAMBER.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. Is, 1866.
To tic Editor Of Ms PreaS and Times:
perceive that my name is among
many others recommending a mass
convention at the Capital on the 29d
inst, and in order that my position
may be distinctly understood, in re-
gard to our equality in the nation and
the restoration policy Of the "preScnt
patriotic Executive of the nation, His
Excsllency Andrew johnson, Tenncs-
sees most distinguished SON" l will
briefly state that / have stood on the
same political platform with the Pres.
ident for the last thirty-6veyearsj and
that 1 have the utmost confidence | n
both his patriotism and ability to steer
the ship of State safely into port.
The changes brought about by the
late rebellion, are well calculated to
agitate the body polite for years to
come, and time alone can reconcile the
elements that have been thrown into
commotion by it.
However, il must be obvious 10 eve
~ ono of wisdom and sound forecast,
that no party or power can long exist,
or be ablo to contend with the FEEDER.
al strength Of the nation.
A strict adherence TO tho Federal
Constitution and q faithful admins.
tration Of tho laws Of Congress, made
in pursuance thereof, will e7er SuS-
tain the Government in any and in ev.
~ emergency. 1t would therefore DO
wisdom and good policy for those who
are dissatisfied with the Government
of the United States TO join Gas soon
as practicable) their friends in Cordo-
va, Mexico, or SOmswhere else, or de-
termine 10 come under the obligations
which the Government requires from
all disloysl persons, and in all things
to conform c~heerfully to the laws Of
the land. It is BY this course alone
that restoration can DO affected and
give TO all the rights Of citizenship
Il must DO apparent to svry one pos
Sssed Of common sense, that they arc
utterly impotent 10 effect any treason.
able design against tho Government,
and every attempt'm must result 10 their
utter overthrow. II, however, whole.
some counsel will not avail with tho
disloyal, they must stand out and
await results - ihsy may trAnspirO or
necessity Shalloonvineo thsmthat Il 10
folly 70 contend sgainst The best and