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SENATE.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81, 1866

fri. #. WEDNESDAY, Jan. 81 1856.
Prayer by the Rev. Henry Hardie. ,ll rs n
Mr., Ferrebee stated to the Senate, that the
absence of Mr.. Latham, Senator from Wash
ington and Martin, was the result of severe
sickness in his family. ~ 30 roo blu5
Mr. Virgins from the committee on finance,
to whom was referred the bill making provis-
ion for the paymet of the interest ON state
bonds, reported, that they had had the matter
under consideration, and recommend that it
do not pass, la al. 81 re. aast,siti Il
Mr.. Garner from the committee on public
buildings, rel ported resolution making an
appropriation IF 500 to clean up the capitol
square. cl. s3s hjsi.tsiiae, asoHF 7
Mr.. Bynum from the committee to whom
was referred the bill directing the coupons of
the state bonds to be taken in payment for
taxes, reported SAINT, back with the recon-
nendation that e do not pass. dt iga IS.
Mr. Winsted from the committee on pro-
positions and grievances, to whom was refer
red the bill to amentian act entitled 'troads
and ferries, . reported the same back, with
recommendation that it do pass. 9RDf ~ COZ
Mr.. A. j. Jones, from tt C select Committee
to whom was referred the. bill on the subject
of the ownership of the Piel 1mont Railroad
made an elaborate report thereon, showing
that the most Of the Stock was ,heidsby
parties in Virginia, &c., Saeai,as .Ggsis9i
Bill to amend an act entitled an act for
the relief of landlords. Referred to the jul
dietary committee ,3sf 81 fssr.n ii :,
The bill for changing the guage of the,
Piedmont road, being ON its second reading,
the yeas and nays were demanded, which re-
suited, yeas 80, nays 10 sI ssi1sai 1901
Message received from the House transmit,
ting the Senate bill authorizing public trea-
suIer to sell the public property Of the State,
with amendments, which was agreed to.
Also, t. lie senate bill tor The relief of such
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Excitement ever the Feai..s in London.

Excitement ever the Fenians In London. Il Fl,
The New York Ne,cs has the following
special from London: sailr 3
There is an ugly run,or in official circles.
It is said that the Government has received
information of Fenian conspiracy to blow
up the public buildings Some go 40 far as
to assert that the Custom House has been un-
dermined.r j. l hear from good authority that
the Home Secretary has instructed the Chief
of the London Fire Brigade to adopt precau-
iionary measures. The Custom House, Som
erset House and. other public buildings aye
to be carefully guarded. aeod a7sid eii 80 So
i This may be a bogus conspiracy, but the
alarm of the Government and the anxiety of
the public is beyohdsquestion. Il From this
continued panic two results will ensue.l Ire.
land will be placed practically under martial
law, and adefinite demand will he made at
Washington for the suppression iof public
Feniani demonstrations in the United States.
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News from uayaln l,l

New YoRK, Jan. rs1.-The Moro Castle from
Havana 9th, has arrived. royal decree has
been received disappearing the formation II 50
cieties in Cubafor the suppression Of the slave
trade, and reprimsnding the Captain General for
not discountenancins them, ~ iislatS Tio'a
Gillian privateers are reported cruising in the
Gulf -" NN4s7s wv tsie '''
I, Private advices from Vera Cruz say that the
French express a desire for war with the United
States, and say, the Bagdad AFFAIR was the work
Of federal troops, s, ~ - 80 -. '.'
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iaffs vi ~ = = i.ffir9 - ~ -
WAsH1zeToE, Jan, q. Official news up
10 the seth December have been received
asre from Ell Paso, the present seat Of the
.Iexican Government.
: Aztec the ccppstiopof chihuahua by the
French, they sent an expedition TO 81 81 Paso
against President Juarez, who collected at
That place Gen. Feragus' division and made
pther preparations to resist theinyaders, with
every chance of success When the French
heard Of this they marched back 10 Chihua-
l.ua, thus abandoning all idea of attacking
,El Paso. p,5as.ls s,ai5,., 81 ,sfi5e aot,,9sn
The news from the interior is represented
rs quite encouraging The impression pre-
vailed in the whole country that the French
would soon abandon Mexico. m. $.
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severe NV Weather on fhe Paeias feas u.

j SAN FRANcIsco, Jan, ss,-Adyices from
Yreka say that the weather up the coast
during the past fortnight has been the most
severe ever known. The snow ON Scott
mountain is from, - to Is feet deep, No
mail has been received for twelve days, and
the telegraph line is broken in q hundred
places. Communication with Washington
Territory, over the mountains, is almost
broken of, and the telegraph line in the
Territory is almost totslfy destroyed, and
much other property damaged In VIII
iiamsetta Valley the snow fell to the depth
of two feet q ~ 4'A'i7 psia 79li2a ROMA
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Interview Of Pennsyiyanla Delegation with

Interview Of Psnnsylyania Delegation with
j IL the President, 5i.ai
A Washington disdstchso Of the 's5th, says !;
A number Of leading Pennsylvanians, in
GLIDING seven members Of Congress, had an
interyiewwith the President last night. 1T
lasted for two hours, and the prominent po-
ltical questions in Congress were discussed.
The interview wv was very cordial The Presi-
dent reiterated his opinion that Congress
should admit the rebellious States to repre-
sentation. He thought the passage Of the
pegrro, suffrage bill was untimely, but did not
intimate any pupose to veto it. Upon leav-
ing, a member of the delegation remarked
that they were determined to hold to the
President and he replied that it was his pur-
pose to hold on to them. 40 10
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The District Suffrage Bill.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 28.-The President to-day
stated to distinguished Senator, that the agita-
ton Of the negro franchise question in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, at this time, was the mere en-
tering wedge to the agitation Of the question
throughout the States. It was ill-timed, uncall-
I'd for, and calculated to do great harm. He be-
lieved it would engender enmity, Contention and
strife between the two racas, and lead to war
between them, which would result in great injury
10 both, and the certain determination of the ne
gro population. Precedence, he thought, should
be given to more Important and urgent matters,
legislation upon which was essential for the res
toration of the Union, the peace of the country,
and the prosperity of the. people. The above
may be implicitly relied upon. 3M'a
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lation to the courts and other purposes. Ordered
to be printed and referred to the committee on
the stay-law.
The following engrossed bills from the Senate
had their first reading and were referred namely,
bill to incorporate Salem Female Academy, and
bill to incorporate the Albemarle Steam Nayiga-
ton Company, F
-.ai4Gs "a CALENDAR sEsUMED. aEsg ~
A bill to restore jury trials, in certain cases. to
the Courts OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions OF the
county of Onslow was put on its second reading.
Pursuant to the recommendations of the commit
tee on thejudiciary the bill was amended by srrik-
ing out the words "for the county Of Onsow."
Its puryicw was thus extended SO as to embrace
all the counties of the State. The bill then passed
its second reading.
A bill to make an assault upon the person OF
white female, with tie intent to commit rape,
felony punishable with death, was laid on table
on second reaaing
The resolution reported this morning from the
finance committee, authorizing the Secretary OF
State to have certain records of his Office trans
cribed and rebound, was substituted for the orr
ginal resolution, and passed its second reading.
On motion of Mr.. Rayner, joint committee on
the subject of freedmen were relieved from the
further consideration of the bills prepared by the
commission appointed to frame code for the
government of freedmen and kindred matters re-
ferred to them These bills had been referred
by the House alone. Mr.. Rayner's object was to
have these matters considered in committee of
the whole.
On motion of Mr.. Hutchison, these bills were
made the special order for eleven O'Clock, A. NJ,
tomorrow.
Mr.. McAden from the select committee, ap-
pointed this morning, submitted report, recom-
mending the passage ofthe bill to amend the char
ter of the Piedmont Railroad Company.
On motion of Mr.. McAden, the rules were sus-
pended and the bill passed its second and third
readings.
Mr.. Crawford, by leave, introduced bill to
amend the charter of the Macon Turnpike Com
pany. Referred to the committee on Cherokee
Lands. a t.s-- S .ta
The special order for o'clock, A. NJ. namely,
bill for the relief of persons who may suffer
from the destruction of records and other papers
of the several counties of this State, and other
purposes, was referred to the committee on the
Judiciary.
Mr.. Baxter introduced, by leave, resolution
to raise special committee of three to revise the
laws in relation to the Insane Asylum Adopted.
Messrs. Baxter, Hutchinson and Russell appointed
ON the committee.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, message was sent
to the Senate proposing to go into an election for
five Trustees for the University. Adopted.
Pending the result, the Louise adjourned to
meet to morrow morning at 10 o'clock.
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A Renonstranes from Soath Carolina.

WASHINGTON, Jan. s7.-Gov. Orr, of South
Carolina, has sent an agent here to remonstrate
against the passage of the Senate freedmens bill.
Mr.. Trescott, the agent will appear ssiv,e the
House freedmen's committee on Monday to state
the objections to the bill a1f,
Little business is doing in Congress, as large
number of members have LETT town for two or
three days. -'-h s1aiat e tlf co@ 20
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iHoUsE OF COMMONS.
TUESDAY, Jan. 30. 10

s,ss TUESDAY, Jan. 80, 1896.
The House was called to order at 10 o,c,ocI :
fist Church..
journal IlI o OF yesterday read and approved.
Inc speaker laid before the House commune
cation from the Public Treasurer, Suggesting that
] he be allowed to give certificates under seal of
tho Treasury Department IN regard to thelsys of
this State, and facts appearing from the books of
the Treasury office to parties interesze ed; and
that reasonable clerk fees be allowed for the same
Sent 70 the Senate with q proposition to refer ia
the committee OF finance. - ,i-
MI Manly, from the judiciary committee, sub
mitted sundry reports, which will be notiIsed
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DESIGNS Of southern. Men Against Me1iee.

Designs Of Southern Men Against Mexico.
The message of the President in answer to
the Senate inquiry for information relative to
the negotiations in 1851 with Mexico for the
purpose of marching United States troops
from Guaymas to Arizona, through Mexico,
encloses papers upon the subject from the
State Department embodying the correspon-
tlence between Senator Romero, Mexican
minister, and Mr.. Seward, in which the for
mer protests against a scheme then on foot
in the South to institute slavery in Mexico,
and Mr.. Seward gives assurances Of steps be-
ing taken to strengthen the power and indie
pendence Of the Republic of Mexico against
every influence coming from the other hemis-
phere.
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Markets.

y New YORK. Jan. S0.-Cotton firm at 40 to 50
cents Gold 1906 Il u sill .rafrn oft sca f., II
3 New Yoik, Jan 90 Cotton advancei 2 sales
+, 900 bales at ~ to 80 cents Cola, 40. 90 a
d NEW Yoak, Jan. sath.- Cotton trm.I Sales 1900
bales at 49, Gold 14O. ''iN73 sili
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Irish LIAM.

New YORK, Jan. s9-The address of the Irish
Republic, dated at Dublin, is published to-day,
saying the work is done in Ireland, and asks for
a loan in aid Of the Irish army, which will soon
stand face to face with the enemy. The loan is
to be made payable six months after the estab-
lishment Of Irish Independence ~.
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Trial Of CAPT. senne.s..

S wAsHNeroN, Jan, S9th. The arrangements
for the testimony against Capt. semmes, is near
ly completed, and the expected trial will be com
menced towards the close of the present week
The Naval Commission, however, have not yet
been appointed. al ~ sh9s1d lua -t3l.t ~
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Railroad Freight-From conversations with
persons fully capable Of giving an intelligent opin.
ion on the subject, we arc led to the conclusion,
that the reights and fare on the various railroads
in this State too high, either for the interests
ofthe companies Or the public '''>'
!, When the war ceased and the strain upon the
roads in transporting troops was taken off, every
thing in the way, Of rolling stock, the tracks of
roads and materials for repairs, were pretty we'll
exhausted, and it was but reasonable that cotton,
the principle item of paying freight, thatiwas left
for transportation and for which very high prices
was being, obtained, should pay liberal contri-
butionltoward putting the companies on their
feeta ainae Bat the bulk Of this freight has pass
ed over, and It's proceeds have been disposed Of,
necessarily in such d wayAthe purchase of 60
yernment stock-as to send it out of the State;
and there Is now ghterpressure ii, money, mat
tiers in the State than YVES, perhaps, ever known
init before People cannot afford to pay the high
railroad freights and fares that are now demand.
ed at the sametime the railroads are necessary I'M
great degree, as an agency in restoring better
state of affairs.
y We believe the roads would do as well, If not
better, by reduction Of their tariffs, which now,
in MANY instances, amount to an actual prohibit
ton Of travel and transportation, and we are sure
the public generally would be greatly benefited
bysuch reduction. 4 - - ~ '.1s,'li's z
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hon PERI and iChIIt,'

2 NEW YORK, Feb, The Peruvian Dictator is
pushing reform into all quarters. He has stated
to the Gillian Ambassador, that Peru considered
the Gillian conflict with Spain essentially Peru
yian question. ,5l3i q .nofi iioiss54.rs ~ uou
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City and State Items,

QUALIFICATIONS n Bunting, Esq, Clerk of
the Superior Court, elect, for Wake Co., has taken
the oaths of Office and entered upon the discharge
of his duties. He will make an efficient officer.
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% Application will be made to the present Cen
eral Assembly OF North Carolina, to incorporate
the High Shoals Rail Road Company between
some point on w. u r. Railroad and High
Shoals Iron works in Gastoh county. a'9a IT.
n jan27--w4w I'd .,.ifsf -,Il4.,Y ssE,,A ala d, q
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i -1ne New York nnasa' SSmbe.il. 5000 Ssse SSs
r theatre has been sf opened il tie FIVE poiDt.
New York.i sd ta9ssli III salt ioilcisr sYt nj.
, 1866-02-22
TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.
t5peclal Despatch to the Chicago 7rsbune.1

Especial Despatch to the Chtesso Tr,pune:l
NAsu;;tEg. Feb. 81.
The dead tock IN the House Of Representatives,
continues.. When the uouse assembled this morn
ing, Hood Garrett, anti two OF three ctb:r 2a1ig-
nants who have been obstructing lcgtsiH1toD- we're
in the,s seats. The esu Of the House showed e.
members present, six more itan quorum.
3Tr. Mullins moved the 1cstepalions Of Mcssrs.
Garnett. willis and Faulkner, offered yesterday, be
accepted.
agT. Garrett Withdrew bis.
Dir. Mullins made point q order. thas a sesig-
nation. after belng once read tram the Speakers
chair, could not bo withdrawn.
walked up to The Speakers desk, and put nis writ
tcn resignation In bis pocket Mr. G1t1ett Was
permitted to DO the same: III. Falkaer rsEsIstlns
ceptea M % il. ihus u eettins - I'd of one ma1eontsnt.
Fhe motion ct Ar. W.nne, 10 zecoassdee the vote
Of last Friday, ordering tbc previous question
ss To- 9 M an qR ST eas
ried-a3 to 70. This was test vote ~ to tho dis
position OF The House 10 u1atntan Its tto1. The
to reopen debate upon the bill somc of the UIiou
tion invoked tn psortratinf the authority and Dig
faelsaa al aizSsaniners, voted not not 70 la5 e no
tlon to reconsider the table, but most Of them
were true a. steel. ns the vote eho"cd.
A cali Of the House Vas now ordered pfeparstory
during which Hood Gur1ct. and one or two othert,
sa eli shoWed
anea1y The House was Obliged 10 adjourn without
taxing vote.
ton for the expulH1on OF Hood, Gngrctt. Simmons
and Wyppe, but The Speaker decided It could not
bo entertained for want Of quorum.
IT. Ane GsF1 ~ IL te.a s,es te o m nT to
Speake: declined 10 eptenaln The motion =. be dd
rot believe the House had Constitutional authority
, 1866-02-22
FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

The Approaching Co1lyention-Con-
GIctjus VIeNs-Meettn& Of the Truss
tees Of the Soldiers IIoMe-The Suu-
duy Question.
5speciA Despatch to the Chicago 'F1sbune,l
ISptASAroL1s, Feb. Il.
Delegates to the State Convention arc arriving oa
every tain, and The attendance promises to be rrfy
3arct Tie vartous d1stncts hare held caucuset TO-
d,y for q general Interchange Of opinion On The
onestlou Of indofsIng the President or consr:ss.
a. ret. little OF nothing has been eafd about can
dtdates. the consideration Of the platform en-.
cro.sine every one'e attention. So many
and 80 yarlous a1a the opinions expressed:
wb ans certainty Whist the result will be, though II
itnEs tonight a. though resolution speaking IN
cencrat terms Of confidence tn the patriotism and
nvlty OF the President and avoiding The dftect Is
sSt,i Su men on tbe point There !: general disro
s5,ioy to baEmontze eonf1cslng views and to work
fncrtbcr and IT the Presidents friends do not In-
si:t uppn tall and: emphatic endorsement Of his
acts, lie radIea1s secui willing 10 foreco e.
rene deeiaraaions On thets pa!t They are willing
tn 20 to lie country on a PLAN statement Of the
nrincinics mon which they brought the county
pente through the slaseAo.ders' REBELLION.
lion. David $. tiooding, U. :; Marshal o. ne
,,sic trom the county Of Hancock but Is aHoea'trg
fn b;rnsc the special championship and defeuce Of
ereTythinc 1he President bas ever said or done.
if,s msnpc7 Tyes considerable offence to very faan3
whose o1a, IT. eeet Il w19o1 no phea be,
reet,Iar meeting at the State tlouse this sfernonn
Is.a r. i1ieh, was he1e endeavdrtug TO sell 20 tn
sssociatioo Tbs lands upon which stand the build
;nps 13ouatcd to the State by The General Govern
"g9a Thc Germans Wilt hold smother rnaea mestin'
- ni1ht n roDst3ef the Sunday law question.
, 1866-02-22
THE RICHMOND EXAMINER
CASE.

Gen. Grants Revocation Order.
WASHINGTON, Feb a1.-The following IL the or
der Of Gen. Grant permitting the tsichmoud EEIn.
,nsr 10 Iesl,ne publication:
UzAuQ'ns An17Es OF TIRE UNITED STATEs,
WASHINGTON, Feb. 19. 1861
TO slsJ. Gen. A. Il. Terry, Commanding Depart.
ment Of yiretnia:
GENERAL: Your order Of the date Of the 18Th
instant> taking military possession fthe Richmond
.na1antr. nss:pa!ef p9h'iah,sd in Richmond, t
@naace Of the direction Of the Lieutenant
General Commanding, ts be:ebg Temporarily
he permitted to resume its publication
utons the expzese condition thai, IN the iutuEe, It
ment or ,o Tho growth or exurcss,on, IN othss e;
The Ses lately in rebellion, Or to the cultivaton
Of friendly relsflont between the people OF these
States, nor any OF them, or other States Of the
Tnou md that 1t will not IN anJwfse taf, II +
cI,tor,alt correspondence. or transfer Of articles
nom oiher new.papers, 10 rive support. eoantc.
nanec aud friendship 70 acts and oxpfefslons OF
IoTaltr 10 the Union and Its supporters.
5y Command Of Lieutenant Gt1eral Grant.
r. s. Bowers,
Assistant Aajutant General.
, 1866-02-22

E1-Rcl,cI -pefHonal-
Coppcrhcad DcmonstrarIon-Thre reatr
to AA~nNssnatc Gen. Ffsk-1kobbery-
River Navigation.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago Tfibune-1
ST. Lor7s, Feb. 81.
Geu, VIM. Shields Of The rebel army, formerly OF
Lexington, No., HIS been appointed local agent Of
the National Express Company. OF which Gen. Joe.
johnston IL President. Gen. Hatch, Union cav
airy officer from lows, ie Superintendent foE Iowa
aud Missouri.
Gen. Snlly, OF Indlan fighting lame, Is In town.
Tue Conservatives III: preparing for grand
demopstrasion o1 rebels snd eorperhcads to.u1or-
row, in honor OF the Presidents seto uaessage.
The Demoerot and German tadical papets assall th.
President snr1o1s!y fo-day.
Gen. Fiss o1 The Freedmen*s B1reau, is stt}t IN
tue elf, and has received teyeral Letters from Ken
tucky threatening him with assassination Ia caso he
return. 10 thai State. The GcAcral Will be back
there week bence.
4 $1,aN robbery Of ellyer and gold took place
last night hut to-day the Police recovered the plum
der. ......-
River navigation has been resumed to Alton and
boats ere advertised for the Missouri A large emf
.tatIop 10 th4s state hns already commenced.
, 1866-02-22

PITTSBURGH Pa, Feb. 91.-The mornings ses.
sion Of The Fcnian Cengrces assembled t4is morn
ing, md Improved yesterdays business: Ihe Com ~
ttiiional mcmbers, The Executive message Wos
rad and unanimously received. President Roberts
resigns and recommends General SWeeney's ELECTION
ii he aiteruoon gcsston Of the Feufan Congress
to-day the report Of GencM{ Sweeney Nas made the
special order for ten o'clock t9-mortoW: .,
srs,sn fhc Cuns utior adopted at Philadelphia
The pledge was taken BY each delegation In turn
1naktnr mort impressive setne.
X nnmber Of 1ette,a we're read sustaining the Con
Duune. oi Tlinoff, and Cory. Of New York
handed il thelr teslsunious- which Wero arcerseS
and committee appointed to report nanaes 70 nj
| vacancies. .....5 ,1o,.
I sicuattope. which were tabled
, 1866-02-22

4 Breeze III Theatrical CircIes=-F1or-
enee in Trouble,
sS-e,tn1 1&nara<eA ~ tha {.hfrare Tsr{frpa

a AfEfXf ANfAAFIEM&
ence in Trouble.
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1ribnne.}
MEHFu1s. Feb. 81.
There Is quite breeze IN theatrical Circles here,
which may resnlt seriously. Several wecka since a
Ea!oon keeper, named LaFontatne. formerly OF st.
Loulx, circulated report that Florence lase!y re-
marked In DcDar's theatre, St Louis, that there
WIS no fuch thing as Southern gentleman, and
was eoundiy thrashed BY Dctsas, Florence arrived
tera on Saturday, and being informed OF the re-
port c!eculsted, denounced It Is wicked aud ula-
lfgnaut lie through the columns Of The B441tf'n.
Previous tothe performance nj The Memphis theat1e
lAst night, F1orCncc came before The curtain and
read to tue autlienc+ a telegram from DeBar, to the
effect that such languase na4 nercs been uttered 6
Florence, and thai no such difficulty occurred This
WIS received With applause, and the performance
went or smoothly. taFontafne. however, publishes
carl this morning, which he etates that II DcBar
ts The author oi the despatch read al the theatre
Inst night, he tDeBar} lies. The affair. winch has
caused considerable excitement, now seems to rest
hcl,Fecp DcDar md LaEon1aiEe- LaFonta'ue foe-
mcrty kent a FALCON under DeBar's theatre. st.
Louis am informed that Florence yesterday Of,
Ig,ed aIontai1e }a1re sum Q! money Il he would
Jeu7 Tic report which he {LaFonta1ne) ciEcu Lated.