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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-03-05

US &c.
The dry goods store of ]. H. Kierstead,
and th 64fni (shopd of j. e. Anderson, in
Rolling Prairie, St. Joseph County. were
destroyed by fire last Friday. Loss $500.
A cbrn crib in Laporte tumbled down
last week, Crushing to death@an old man
named Patrick Kirwin--
The New Albany soup house has been in
operation just one!month. Six thousand
ninehundred.andstwenty gallons of bean
soup have been issped, beside meal and
potatoes, ana, theSwhole expense is less
thanSl00. IN - q
The Indianapolis Herald says the. best
remedy for man with the hydrephobia is
to repent of his ssins5 and shoot himself
through the head as soon as possible after
the first spasm.
Over million dollarsaof stock has been
subscribed fer the Ohio Falls Bridge, which
is now regarded as fixed fact.
A man in Goshen gave his horse quart
o. Whislkx-to cure him of the collie. 1t
cured the collie, but killed the horse.
one hundred and ninety-t5w7o rats were
killed at a recent hunt in YORKTOWN, Della
ware County. :" .5 i''ii'4l59J TX - s.
Mr.. Harrison Wade had his leg broken
at Lawrenceburg, last Tuesday, by the fall
of derrick. =
The Osgood Times says a little child was
bitten by q mad dog, at that place, few
Gays ago. loqm sge sggHw $50 ga.
The room in which the Auditor and
Treasurer's offices are kept at Charlestown,
In Clark Gounty, was broken open Tuesday
night, by some rascal. The safe was re-
garded asunsafe BY the county officers, and
the burglar found no money to pay him
for -------------.--------
The Putnsstn Bdm,ses says the priest in
charge ofthe Catholic church, at areeneas-
tie, SUNDAY before last drove tfte people
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A deferred letter, from our Indian
apolis correspondent, viii be found
on the second page. While we do
notalways endorse all that he says, he
is entitled to be heard, especially
when attacked by members of the
Legislature. 80 W
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FOR SALE OR LEASE,
The Crescent City Springs.


HHHIS DELIGHTFUL PLACE OF
u resort, in the Immediate vicinity of
Evansville, adorned with all the varieties
of native forest trees, in fine preservation,
and beautifully laid out in gardens, groves
and arbors, with all the buildings neces-
sary for the accommodation of the public.
new and in good order, is now offered for
sale or lease on reasonable terms. u five
The buildings were mostly erected last
year, and consist of fine large hotel, with
spacious and well ventilated rooms; q bath
house, of six rooms, furn shed for cold and
hot, tub, shower, and douche baths of the
latest and most approved style; billiard
and bowling saloons, with four ten-pin
alleys; dancing hall and reception rooms;
ladies' refectory. and gentlemens' refresh
ment saloons; kitchen, laundry, confec-
tionery, bakery, ice house, filled with ice,
&c, &c. The waters are saline chalybe-
ate, pronounced by medical men as un-
surpassed for their hygienic quail les.
To any person acquainted with the busi-
ness of conducting such an establishment,
an opportunity of making a fortune is
here presented, such as seldom occurs. I
will hold the property for private sale till
the first day of March next. If not then
sold will lease 1t on favorable terms.
WM.'HEILMAN.
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Gfllison Maghee and Nicholas NJ. Goodlett
VS.. Mrs. ]. G. Youug.-Attachment. Be-
fore James L. Walker, a Justice of the
Peace of Pigeon Township. ~
RYOTHCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN an order Of attachment and summons
was issued to constable of said township,
who returned the summons, Defendant not
found. The time fixed for hearing this
cause is set for March 9th, 1867, at O'clock
in the forenoon, at my office in said town
ship, where all persons Interest ed can at
tend ii they think proper.
JAMES Il. WALKER, J.P. s
mch5 dit; w3t
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sfslEL .TTT,-W Il .
Card.


TN RETIRING FROM THR JEW
IL .elry business, take great pleasure in
recommending to the public my success
sors, Messrs. Geissler q Delang both OF
and long experience in the business. every
way worthy of the confidence of the pub
lie; and / feel that the well-earned reputa-
ton of Bittrolf's old stand will win
new laurels in the hands of the new firm
My grateful Acknowledgements are due
my old customers for their long-continued
atronage.
feblS DIV GEORGE A. BITTROLFF.
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Corporation Notice.
400 Corporation Notice.
FeDruary Zoth, I5W
ORDER Fso r PLANK siDBwABKs. q

y ORDER F0R PLANK SIDEWALKS. %
a ND now it is hereby ordered anc
-. directed byth Common Council OF
The City of Evansville, that the owners o.
all lotsyor parts Of lots frontingso~ or ad~ 4
joiningfhe southwest side OF ds1kst lstfeet =
fromR Gum street enthusiastically TO The
corporation line; -
q West side of Waiker street, from Third
street to Fourth street:
/, Northwest side of Mulberry Street, from
First street to Second street;
Southeast, side of NIne. street. from
Fourth ,streetfo Fifth street; 3 - Z ~
- In said city, cause the idewalks thereon
olbe brought to the, proper grade. aid that
they cause a sidewalk of Class No. TO be
laid down the con within thirty days from
the publication of this order. 3dA
IN a. NJ. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
~ City Clerks Office, March ID. 1867.
mch2 d3t 'i'" ~ union eopy.l
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Bowldering Streets.

- NOTICE TO fCONTttAC1OtSS.
FTVHE COMMON COUNCIL OF THE
- city of Evansville will receive sealed
proposals until March 18th, 1867, for grad
ing and bowlderihg THE Following streets,
viz:
First street, from the southeast curb-line
of Leet street, to the aOthwestefn Itermi-
nus of said street at the eastern line OF
Block No 1873, LamaSco;
Division street from the northeast curb
line of Water street to the southwest side
Division street, from the northeast side
of First street to the middle OF Second
street; Hn afEBff.Etf
Division street, from the middle of Sec
ond street to the southwest side of Third
street;
Elm street, from the northeast curb-line
of Water street TO the southwest side of
First street; r.-
Water street, from the middle of Locust
street TO the middle of Main Street;
water street., from the middle of Main
street 70 the middle of Sycamore street;
water street, from the middle of Syca-
more street TO the middle of Vine street.
Speclneations may be seen at the City
/ BY order OF the Conncil. Tagna 80 Il
,-dasW 1afgsssA.s M. MCGRIFF, Clerk. ~
Evansville, March &c, 1867. q OfEj Imch2s
Union eopy.E Is 7alNa8 aaS
.rostJ IHdNglf
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT BUSINESS HOUSE-A
* commodious Business House, corner
Fourth and Main Streets. Inquire next
door, or of HENRY WINGERT,
mch5 div Eagle Foundry.
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Part H.; Showed Up; Remlnis-
cences of Alexander Smith Conclu-
sion of the Village on the Cliff, by
Miss Thackeray; On the Yorkshire
Hills about Haworth; Black Sheep
(continued); A Girl at a Railway
junction S Reply (continued). .
All of the above periodicals are
from the, publishing house of Tick
nor & Fields, Boston; and for sale
by all our city Book and News Stores.
Hours AT HOME. This excellent
magazine for March has its usual va
riety of choice reading Among its
contents are the following: No 2 of
Rev. DIR. Bushnel's Moral Uses of
Dark Things; continuation of Mar
celia of Rome; The Cedar Forests of
Mount Lebanon, with map and Illus
tration; James G.. Pereival; No. Z of
De Rebus Ruris; The Mother of St.
Augustine; The Grand Exposition of
1867; Tischendorf's Audience with
Pho Mono; A Protestant Convent;
The Land of the White Elephant;
Short Sermons to Sunday School
Teachers, besides a number of other
articles. Hours at Home is not
strictly a religious magazine, but it
aims to publish no article not intend
ed to advance the cause of pure
morality. Messrs. Charles Scribner
& Co., New York, are the publishers.
THE GALAxY.-The number of the
Gala1g for March LIST is enlarged 20
pages, in order to finish Anthony
Trollope's new novel, "The Claver-
ings." 1t contains, also, the second
installment of Waiting for the Yer
diet, by Mrs. Davis; also, Nemesis;
The Temple and Lincoln's Inn; Her
Answer; Mazzini's Last Manifesto;
''Rien ne va Plus;;' Hints to Visitors
to Paris. The Galqry is published
fortnightly, and is growing in pop
ularity, as it deserves to do. w.
G. & f. P Church, New York,
publishers. ca Ela4ol q Is
The STUDENT AND ScHooLMATE,
FOR MARcH.-This old and popular
magazine for boys and girls is full of,
interesting articles this month. Con-
tents: Ragged Dick, or Street Life
in New York, by Horatiol Alger, Jr. Z
Up Like a Rocket, Down Like
Stick, by Sophie May; The Magical
Shoes, by May Leonard; Ice Pickles
and Pears, by E. o. K; On the
March; Baptiste Lulli, the Boy Mur
stefan, BY May Mannering; Declama7
tion-Infuence of Slavery Upon Civ9
ilization, by Hon. Geo. s. Boutwell,;
The wind as a musician; !, Dialogue
The Temperance Cause, by Clara
Augusta Joseph HI. Allen, Bosg
ION, Publisher sgs areaae
70 The LITTLE CORPORAL 90 for
March, is.received from the publish
er, Alfred L. Serrell, Chicago, 1llss
This is one of the most interesting
and useful of the juvenile ppblica-
tions. 1t is supplied to subscribers
at the low price of one dollar per
year. The little folks will do well to
examine it.
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THOR SALE-LOT.-For sale at a bar
* gain, a Lot so feet on First Street, with
a good building on it, suitable for manu-
featuring purposes. Inquire of d. BAER,
corner of First and Main streets. [febe dim
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FOR SALE.

rOR SALE-GROCERIES- fine stock
* of Groceries and Fixtures, in q central
location, with a good run of custom. To
any one desiring TO go into this business,
the present offers an excellent opportunity,
as the establishment will be sold at q bar
gain. For particulars, address p. o. Lock
Box AZ, Evansville, Ind. rr [feb2S
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BOARDING.
WANTED.

KYANTED-ST re Immediately. a
w Store with or without dwelling at
tatched; near the railroad depot preferred.
Address +. -. box 454, Evansville, Ind A ~
ncl14 d3t - ~ 49,
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Coroner's Inquest.

S Sande or ansia6 County, S. Il sad'
The State of Indiana to the Sheriff of
Vamderburgh County, Greeting:
T BLYTHE HYNES, CLERK OF
he the Vanderburgh Circuit Court, do
hereby certify to the Sheriff of said
the several townships in said county, at
the usual places of holding elections. on
the first Monday in April, AID. 1867, being
the LIST of April, 1867 - " d. N ~
Three Justices of. the Peace, four Consta-
bles, and one Township Trustee. rtt
For Knight IOl01ls1ip.
One Justice of the Peace, two Constables
- For Scott Township. ~
One Justice of tile Peace, one Trustee, and
For ARMSTRONG 15aonshtp..
One Justice OF the Peace, two Constables,
and one Trustee. .ftI. szs..sf
One Trustee, one Justice of the Peace and
Two Constables. ~ - fa4
ilo For Union Township. ~ IL,
One Trustee, one Justice of the Peace, and
two ConStableS. s al g
-Ll,sJ For German Township. ~ ..s.,a
One Trustee, one Justice of the Peace, and
two COnstableS. Tffs5o
is hereby directed to give legal notice of
such election in conformity with the stat
utes in such cases made and provided.
my hand and afixed tie seal Of said Court nT
1867. eS BLYTHE HYNES, CLERK -
Per H.W BIPPUs. Deputy Clerk. 81
By virtue. Of the certificate Of the Clerk Of
Vanderburgh County, of which the above
Is true and full COPY NJ 90
voters of said county that an election win
be- held at the several precincts in the
t2Wnsahlps OF sa5d Nacan.
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.NsaaAysrATE ITEMS.

The Madison Courier gives the number
OF hogs packed at that point this season
at "a, lRl. 1000. ENR N. -F.~ er
Shefiff Fu1len1ove has now in his Gus
tody in the Floyd County Jail five prison.
ORG
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sqDissolntion.

. I@O1H4f 10,
THE FIRM OF BITTROLFF d DE-
-. LANG, was dissolved on the LIST day of
February 1867; sald firm having sold their
establishment to The new firm Of l5eissler
Delang, who viii occupy the old stand.
and viii collect all accounts due, and pay
all claims against, the old firm of Bfttro1ff
ID Delang. .GEORGEs A. BiTTROLFF.
> CONSTANT DELANG.
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NOR SALE-HOUSE AND TWO LOTS.
= "A very nice one-story Frame DWELL
ing House, with five rooms, kitchen, cellar,
and all necessary outbuildings, with two
soon to ALVAH JOHNSON,
,anaa dim e Real Ests5s sAi,gTsnft; Sd Z
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cause they happen to be black.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1867-02-13

a private dispatch received in this
city yesterday announces that the su-
preme Court OF the District of Column
bia have just unanimously refused to
admit the rebel General McGruder to
practise in that Court without. taking
the test oath.
Our readers should not confound this
court with the Supreme Court of the
United States, though the Supreme
Court of the District is also an United
States Court. It is composed, we be-
lieve Of four Judges appointed by the
President for life or during good be-
havior. a rule of the Court requires
that all attorneys applying to practise
at its bar must first take the test oath
prescribed by Congress. The motion
made by Gen. MeGruder was to rescind
this rule; and it was argued at length
some week or ten days ago. The Court
now unanimously refuse to rescind.
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GENERAL KELLY's appointment to
the position of Collector of Internal
Revenue for this Congressional District
was not political appointment, but
was given to him in acknowledgment
of his patriotic services during the war.
Secretary StantOn's letter to the Secre-
tary OF the Treasury on his behalf, was
of the most complimentary character,
and was Immediately responded to by
Mr.. McCulIoch with the appointment.
The General stands politically where he
has always stood, as a firm, true and
unwavering adherent of the Union
party, without change, or thought of
change. This we say in justice to him,
as reports to the contrary have been
circulated. He win open his Office for
business in few days. We under
stand that Henry X. List and NIessrs.
Jacob and Thomas Hornbrook are his
bondsmen.
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which led her to e1cIaim, ''libertyl what
"deeds of ruin are done in thy name !"
We speak plainly to our political
friends in the Legislature. They and
their constituents would have the right
in the futureto reproach US if we did
not. Weappeal 10 them to look at this
question as the people will most as
suredly look upon it when they come
to full understanding of the bill now
The Union organization will
be tested to its utmost strength if the
bill passes. We do not say that it
may not weather the storm of indig-
nation that will certainly follow the
passage of the bill, but We do say that
its friends ought never to make such a
critical experiment.
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WEDNESDAY MORNING. FEB. H.


WE understood ut a late hour last
night that the railroad party in the leg
isIature feel very sanguine OF carrying
the day. We know that they are work
ing with great energy. and that they
are leaving no stone unturued TO ac-
compIish their ends. But still we are
not willing to believe that they are
likely 70 succeed. Their game is to
manufacture an aPpearace Of strength,
and in that very way to gain access
sions to their ranks. We trust that the
opponents Of the bill will neither over
rate nor underrats the dangers of the
situation. We should meet energy
with energy, and be active and vigi-
liant all along the line. If time is
allowed the people Will soon be heard
from. and if time is not allowed the
opposition should resort to every par
Iiamentary fundamentally in their
power to stave off vote. There was a
delegate in the House last session who
gained time on them in this way, and
in our opinion contributed very large
" to the final defeat OF The bill. Let
the same thing be done this time if they
try to force a vote.
In the meantime we appeal to the
people everywhere, far and near,
throughout the State, to make them
selves heard and felt. Send in letters
and memorials thicI, and fast.
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8 Senate then adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

prayer by Rev. s. B. Barnitz, of tn
I Iy,anSeilcaI Lutheran Church o
Mr.. Harris, from the Military Com
mittee, reported bill for the RELIEF n
Lieut.. "a. ID. Ramsdell, late Ouartar
fantry. mia l !"
Mr.. Smith, of Berkeley, reported ,
Oil TO incorporate the town of Eliza
vile, kanawha county.
Mr.. Caldwell, from the COMMITTEES
on Roads, &C., reported bill to amend
and re-enact the charter of the Eli
River Turnpike Company.
He also reported back the bill to in.
corporate the Shenandoah and Big Ka.
s naMna haiiroad Company, which was
subsequently passed to engrossment.
Mr.. Bowyer, from the Committee On
humane and Criminal institutions
reported back the bill for the estabIisbi
ment or a House of Refuge, with a sinh
stitute. . .
Petitions were presented as follows
and appropriately referred:
by Mr. hoonce: A petition of Ann
brose Crosse and others, citizens Of Har-
per's Ferry, asking to have the charter
OF that town repealed.
by MIR. Ferguson: Three petitions NJ
citlzens OF Cabell county, praying the
FORMATION OF new county.
by Mr.. BeesQn: A petition of j. j.
AAS anu SbheISy ClIlZenS OF Marion
county, demonstrating against the mas
sage of the bill changing the mode of
taxation on the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. DAWSON: Application of
EIJah Siusel and others, citizens of
Iayior county, asking the passage of a
prohibitory liquor law.
By Mr.. johnson: A petition of n
Polling and others, citizens of JACKSON
county, asking the incorporation of the
town of Ripley in that county.
by Mr.. Hoffman: Petitions of cIti-
ems OF Marion county, praying the en-
acInent OF a prohibitory liquor law.
by AR. Gibson: A petition of VIM.
glover, Jr., of Preston county, ASKING
relief for services as Captain and
assistant Quartermaster in the militia
by Mr.. cooper: A petition of Geo
Park and one hundred and fifteen otb.
ers, citizens of Hampshire county. ask
ing legislation for the protection or
The The following resolutions were
BY Mr.. Borgess.: Requesting the
auditor to furnish this House an estj-
nate OF the revenues for this wear at
,aeh OF the following rates; at % cents.
2 cents and 80 cents on every one HIM,
tred dollars value of taxable property.
inu 70 inform the House whether, in
" opinion, the taxes can be reduced
'iIhout embarrassment to the Stale.
by Mr.. johnson: Instructiug the
committee on Roads, &C., to INQUIRE
nto the expediency of granting p. q. /,
Anderson a charter to establish a horsa
no steam ferry across the Ohio River
!. havens~ood, Jackson county-the
n ar NJ 70 extend to twenty years.
BY Mr.. Kncaid Directing the Com
nittes on Education to inouira int az
8Pediency of instructing the STATE
of Free Schools, in an
D NJ ~, sne school fund for IS6T-to ,
n the basis OF the enumaro,io, 70 !
outh for the year 1896. VI
as MT. Ferguson offered the following :
!. ResolTsd, DC. 1. That the Ro.-d =. .
, uotle works be and are hereby am s
7 ao OF and required to cause an Sc c1
,utas survey 6 Of each OF the proposed
Su.ss Lor railroad from the town of $
nia Kanawha, to the PennsyIt Z
eNAA tine: .;
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Speeial gutites.

ODBERT's VEGETABLE AMRRosIA, or the
worlds Hair ReStorer, is the only prepara-
uon OF Inc kind without sugar of lead.
" Is vesetable compound and contains
nothing injurious
It will restore gray hair to its original color,
hair grow.
Asa hair dressing It has no equal.
II Is warranted to do all we claim for II or
the money is refunded
Ask for Odbert's Vegetable Ambrosia and
don't be put of with any other.
c. H. ODBERT, Proprietor,
For sale HI, al, r,,,,u,..s wheeling, W. Va.
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OUR WASHINGTON CoRREspoND.
ENCE.
The Views of "A LOCKER On nj. to ,ho
Dangers OF the National Situation
WAsHINGToN, D. c., Feb. 18th, 1867.

Ehe Views of n LOCKER On M tn ths
dangers OF the National Situation
WAsHINGToN, D. c., Feb. 18th, 1867.
Editors LlteLtigencer:
have been here some months a
quiet observer of the working of mar
tles and OF the political and financial
situation, and have arrived at SoIIs
Sts'1 20 eonrlctIoHs, and they are such
| as, IN my opinion, have not been ac-
copied or appreciated by the countrv
II may be'that am incapable OF arri.
wing at correct conclusions, or of saejne,
any further into milstone than tha
man VINO picks it, but either am most
I esIeSrously deceived, or else the coun-
Try IS stupidity permitting n state of
things, which if persisted in much lon
er, Will involve us all in irretrieyah1e
rum and prove the incapacity Of the
people for self-government.
congress cannot agree upon the re-
stIl structlon OF civil governments for
the southern States, and is now trvinrr
70 establish martial law over them ~
De administered by the regular arm
Are the people of this country prenarsj
Tor thlsI If so, then has the Goddess of
Liberty already forSaken US, and the
sShluS OF America departed from our
SHORES. Mr. Stevens, the Chairman ~
the Committee on Reconsideration has
puoIished to the world that the Conn
mittee cannot agree upon a plan of re
construction, and accepts for il The an
pe!Iation of the tomb OF the CapuIetsn
What then is to be done? Is tho
country to remRin dismembarpI
' because Congress cannot
devise and enforce the means of IIenoS-
ing the governments in the SoutherD
states? Have you, AIessrs. Editors
ever thoroughly canvassed the difIic1I'
ties in the way of deposing those rover,,-
nentS, and satisfied yourselves thar :,
is possible to depose them Witbont
another appeal to arms? But Banks
says II the PRESIDENT still persists in
MS opposition to the wishes of Co.
gress, he must be removed. How r.
moved by Impeachment aud .a',
picsloH. DO you; does any one ~
Knows anything of the historv NJ -.
peachments, believe seriousIv ~ e
arraigned now, the Senate Womb - II
coed to Judgment before the exniT.p.I ,U- Z
- ~ ms teTth4 But, do You say he will /
% suspended from the aIe. ~ ~
u the functions of his Office Sa' eLSlse
ne trial. Suspended by whom or Eg
shat authority? Not by the C,on.,;. Dy
ioni and 1t does not saw he ,I,-,st ~ u I
IltSoe1lded at all and no stat1ts a,,St oe
hSs anything lot the kind: and ,EIlc n n
= ~ suppose he is the man 10 80, h
;o nas ue concelyes TO be his Consiitz,U a
ave Co. without a strup0Ia II
# ths man "a very imperfect estimate
= t ne man and they NAV beconr;,sss
u, lneir error only when it ia nv need INd =
:. aS1 y cannot afford, at tbis ste
- = PpeI 70 arms, to depose ait5a-.I,
resident. isnts or the a.,
=, In we" of the political sitp.+;o. to
i'll s, are, as 1t were, a maS-s,zi,.e N N
mole S s,oH match leading into II .
"ork In the political arena.