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be removed, and there are men who think that
substituting the Hon. Ben Wade for the rem
nant of his term would be jumping out Of the
frying pan into the fire. Nor do we apprehend
even a serious agitation in July Of the con6sca-
ton scheme Of "Old Thad Stevens" A speech
from the old man will serve till the next ses-
sion the purpose of the radical electioneering
game among the Southern blacks. Greeley,
we fear, is asking more than will be conceded,
in asking that the door be closed between them
and their expected free farms before their
votes are secured in all the processes Of recon-
struction. To sum up, we expect that the busi-
ness Of the impending session will be limited
to an explanatory reconstruction bill and
some increased appropriations Of money to
carry out the law; that the impeachment COM
m.ttee win ask ON extension OF time for their
investigations, aud that the extension will be
granted in order to keep the rod suspended
over the Presidents head; that "Old Thad"
will be INDUCED in speech or two on confis-
cation, but that his bill will be laid on the table
or postponed, say to the first Monday in
December next A bill which will secure in
their reconstruction and restoration to Con-
gress the ten excluded rebel States as republi-
can States viii do for the July session, and
such bill may be expected. From this new
point Of departure all the remaining old party
lines Of demarcation will be blotied out and
the work of new and comprehensive recon-
structon Of parties and party issues will
begin.
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Grand Celebration in Rome.

RoME, June 30.---Tho religious
ccrcmonir" in Rome, in celebrating
the lSO0th, anniversary of st. Peters
martyrdom, and the cannonizaton Of
the martyrs in Japan, was one Of the
most gorgeous that has been witnessed
in the world since the days of King
Solomon.
The obscrvanccs commenced with q
general illumination Of the city. St.
Peters Slowoa like 4 great church on
fire. At Ia. NJ, grand procession OF
prclatcs, priests, monks and soldiers
marched from the battcau to st. Pctcr's
The pope WAS carried on his throne.
st. Peters was magmiiiccntly dccora-
ted with cloths Of gold and silver ta-
pcstrics and paintings and 100000
yards of crimson silk The building
was lighted with many millions Of
wax candles.
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HEADQUARTERS, 1sT Mil. DIV,

ltlcnlnonu, va, May IL, lSOf.
Mrs. IInrlowc Mathcr-My Dear Madam:
| shall be too glad if anything l can say
will aid tho society in its noble work. a
large proportion Of the people Of the South
have suffered and many arc still suffering
almost to the limit Of endurance from the
devastation of war and subsequent failure
of crops. They arc making every possible
cxcrtion to revive their various branches Of
industry md become sclf.supporting. The
liberal assistance which tho Northern pco-
pie arc well able to give, will relieve o
great amount Of distress, and will no doubt
be sufficient TO place !he poor of the South
beyond further suffering for food. The re-
cent manifestations Of al almost universal
desire throughout the South for really
fratcrnal reunion with tho North may well
serve to stimulate the generous sympathics
of the Northern people, while nothing could
do more to foster and encourage the growth
of healthy sentiment in the South than the
generous MD which it is the mission of your
society 10 invoke. / sincerely hope the no.
bio efforts of the society may result in the
most abundant success. am, dear Madam,
very respectfully, your ohcdicnt servant,
j. NJ. SCIIOFIELD,
Major. General.
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Southern Nows,

RICHMOND. June 2G.-Tho case of Mark
Downcy. charged with perjury, ho having
registered, though dsfranchised by tho Al.
exandria State Constitution, was, before
United States commissioner to.day. Dis
trict Attorney Chandler, who has just re.
turned from Washington, asked a postpone
ment until July 25th, as he felt justified in
saying that Congress would revise Stan.
bcry's opinion and thereby settle the mat
ter. The Commissioner held shc casc under
ndvscmont; and in tho case Of Thomas b..
white, for samo offence, the prisoner was
discharged.
SAVANNAH, juno G.-Rcgistration COM
nsnced hcrc to day. FifSy-thrcc whites and
,ne hundred and fifty.one colorcd lavo reg
stored
CHAnLEsroN, Juno 26.--Thc iury in the
ase of Boag and others, tried for tho mur-
or of Roe in the recent duel, after twenty
Sinutcs de)iberation, rendered q verdict OF
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FOREIGN News,

LoNpoN, juno 26.-Victor Hugo has ad-
dressed II letter to Juarez. appealing for
MaNimilian. whose most fitting
iingo says would be TO owe his life to the
mercy of Il Republic.
ROME, jane &c. G.-Twcnty thousand priests
and four hundred bishops, from all parts of
the world, are now here. The celebration
takes place on Saturday. st. Peters will
BE- illuminated.
The cholera has broken out here, and is
reported to prevail in Sicily.
FLorrNcE, June 2G.-Thc feeling is in
tense against the clergy. The people have
refused TO participate in the celebration OF
ST. Johns Day, because the priests refused
to have religious ceremonies upon the ma
tional festival two weeks ago,
Adviccs per steamer Russia state that the
Council of English Reform League have is
sued M address to tho European working
men denouncing wars and the maintenance
Of large armies.
Burmah is still threatened with famine.
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CLUB RATES.

Established and reliable agents will be nj.
lowed 10 per cent commission. All orders
or communications addressed TO main Office
BENTLEY, CLARK SEQ,
222 Pennsylvania Avcnne.
lf. y. BOX ~. Washington, D. G..
Full information regarding The Entertain
mcnt may be obtained at the Office of the
"Ladics' Society in Aid of the Suffering and
Destitute Poor Of tho South" No. 175 Fifth
Avenue, New York
HONORARY MEMBERS. Mrs w Jerome,
Mrs Mark Brnmagin, Mrs James Willcts,
Mrs e Underhill, Mrs YIN Ivcson, Mrs Jas
Darling, Mrs II Shuman, Mrs Frcar, Mrs
Abraham Lincoln. Mrs G N Chaplin, Mrs
NJ Duncan, Mrs j II Clark, Mrs Dauiel
Sloan, Mrs W b Astor, Mrs A r Stewart,
Mrs August Belmont, Mrs W Aspinwall,
Mrs Il Il Fcnton, Mrs Simeon Draper, Mrs
Lawrence, Mrs Hyatt, Mrs a G Richards,
Mrs y Darlington, Mrs NJ G Cogswell,
Mrs I X Tillinghasi, Mrs NJ II Grinncll,
Mrs NJ X Shaffcr, Mrs c NJ Garrison, Mrs
Mack, Mrs c Darlington, Mrs MA
Reliogg, Mrs LcGrnnd Capers Mrs 4 l.
DcFcrrest, AIRS l. Kennedy, Mrs Q Tay"
Mrs George Munger, Mrs A i Burnside,
Mrs II G Wurphy; Maior Generals Sheridan,
Pope, Schofcld, Ord, Sicklcs, Dix; Governors
burnside, Picrrcpont, Swami, Worth, Orr,
Patton, jenkins. Wells, Brownlow, Brain
lctte. Murphy, Walker.
EXECUTIVE CoMMITTEE.--Mrs Laura
brooks, Ers Charles Wadsworth, Mrs
Drake Mills, Mrs Adams, Nrs II Shcr-
man, Miss NJ Duncan, Miss Maria Mou1ton,
Mrs James Clark.
Mrs HARLOWF MATHER,
Secretary, 20G Fifth Avenue, New York.
july 2-td
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Latest by Telegraph.
From Washington.

WAsHlNGroN, July lit is vague
ly reported that Gen. Custar, with a
small cavalry force, has been oycrpow-
cred and the general killed.
Greeley was before the judiciary
committee to-day.
There was an extra session Of the
cabinet to-day.
The republicans will hold q caucus
tomorrow.
syNcithcr the president nor the heads
cT'Acpartmcnts will send messages or
reports to congress unless specially
called for.
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H'pouAnrPns, 2D MILITARY Dry,.

UHNTIest0n, 8. @, May To, I867.
The excellent purpose you have in view
cannot be too much commended. The lib
crality Of tho Government Of tho United
States, and the muniicient contributions
already made for the relief Of the wide
spread desitution in the States. leaves
great numbers unproyidod with food and
clothing. And until an abundant harvest
enables the people hero to do moro for them
selves, trust the ever generous and pros
porous committees Of tho North will con-
iinue their noble gifts to this impoverished
and afflicted population. With my best
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wishes for the success Of your undertaking
remain, Madam. worry respectfully,
DANIEL T.. SlCKLES,
Commanding I'd Military District.
CoIuuprA s, c.. Nav 10, 1867

COLUMBIA, S. c., May 10, 1867.
Permit me not only to give you the assur.
anco of my poor help in this your generous
cndcavor to relieve our impoverished and
unhappy people, but to express to you in
their behalf, that gratitude which is SO emi-
nently your due for the generous sympathy
manifested by your organization for those
among us in distress. Wishing you God
speed in your noble work, ] am, Madam,
very respectfully, your obcdicnt servant,
JAMES j.. ORR,
Governor South Carolina.
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citizcns, without distinction Of color, TO
servo on jurcs
| - s<s-----------
| Northern Nows.
WALnINGroN, Juno 25.---During the
Presidents speech ut Boston, he confined
himself to thanks 10 The people for courtc-
sizes to him ns q citizen, and rs Chief Mag
istratc. Thrco cheers for Congress were
called for from the outskirts Of the audi
enrc. but cheers were not given!
Barring Mr. Stewards speech, three cheers
rur the State Of North Carol:ua were propos-
cd.
Mr.. Seward said "You may we'll give
three cheers for the State Of North Carolina.
She was the first State to put forth n dccla :
ration OF independence in the revolution
against Great britain. You may well give
three cheers for North Carolina. She was
the state, Of the eleven who seeded, who
went last. most reluctantly, out Of the
Union. You may well give three cheers for
North Carolina. She was the ii: :, Of the
eleven who seeded, to come back again TO
the family Oft the Union, and o-day nothing
is wanting ror her to resume her ancient
honorable and most patriotic position in
tho family Of tho republic, but the consent
Of tho people Of Massachusetts. Now,
know that all that is coming about is COM
ing about very soon. ] have seen the earth
aud the skies full Of the clements OF fcrlili-
~, OF health. and of yigor, and saw, in
North Carolina, the cotton sprnging up,
which is TO supply, next year, tho mills Of
massachusetts,. | have seen, in New York
the wheat growing that is to supply the
West Indies and the Southern States.
know that nature designs that this whole
contincnt---not merely these thirty-six
States, but this whole contincnt-should be,
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News Items.

~. y.
adviccs confirm the dcfco, or tha Chris.
tans in Crntebv Omar pnsha
The lfsn,oyial DG.lonoliquc saws that
Carlo,,o, on hearing of AI,ximiIinn's
canturc and dancer, nnunnrcJ su1lcnlv
to recover her clcornrs, of intrlcc.
Janon news s,atcs ,hot Ynlio orl
three other ports will be opened to com.
mcrce in January
NEW ORLEANS. June % S-Thc ru-
NOR is current here ,hat SHERIDAN will,
be relieved bv Rosscau: in consequence
or which the Iyncx this afternoon
comes cat with a cuIoois,ic bjorronhv
Of tho latter General.
RiclIMoHp. June %. The rrn;ta6
States Commissioner has sent Mark
Downcv on to the United S,,tcs Court
to be tried for pcrj,,rv in registration
against the provisions of the Alexandria
Constitution.
New ORLEANS, June 2o.-An Ans.
trian steam sloop Of war arrived NJ
South-wcs, Pass this moruinr, and land.
cl a tclrcraphic despatch for The Aus
trian Court Her national cnsirn was
drapri in deep mourning. This. and
the reticcncc OF her officers, is signir
cant They, however rop,rt Tho DIV
Of Mexico captured by the Liberals OF,
the 2D)h instant. The particulars had
not reached Vera Cruz up TO the time
OF her sailing. The Mexican schooncr
Atlas also arrived at the mouth or,hc
Mississippi this morning, having on
board twenty four cxilcd Impcrialists
and Mcyicans, who had been pcycmp,o
rly bani3hcd. Among them are sever
al military officers. They report that
when the Mcxicans demanded the per-
son o! Santa Anna. the cartain Of the
Virginia told them they could .al;c h;a
by force, as he was not armed. lIc then
spread thc American cnsi9n on the
gangway. The Mcxicans trod on the
ilag, seized Santa Anna, thrust lin
INTO ib.ir boat, and took him to Gam
pcnchy, whore he is confined as pris
oncr Of war. Bands Of Liberals are
shooting, hanging and oxpcHing In.peria!
sympathizcrs.
WASnINGroN, Jnnc 20.-Thc Judi
ciary Committee has examined Anna
.5urrau, and summoned Horace Gree
ley to testify regarding the bailing of
Davis.
internal rovenuc receipts to-day 81,
00S,0O0 Total for the fiscal year end
ing to-day, S275, S53 ,000.
At meeting Of the creditors of Fra
ser, Trenholm &Co, a statement was
made showing liabilities to the amount,
ol .Ci, ,2SD. 600; unsecured, .c5r] 600
expended assets, sc2S2, 900 Prolca,l's
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List; Of Awards.

]. An elegant Mansion on Fifth Ave.
nue., New York City; titlc perfect,
deed deposited IN cScrow, actual
value, $4,000
2. Twenty Thousand Dollars in 1910
Government Bonds, 10000
g. culirc Set Of Diamonds complete,
comprising Pin, Ear rings, Brace
lei and Necklace, very magni6c't, $4,000
a. ! Set elegant Diamonds, cnmr'tc 1000
s. Set Diamonds and Emeralds, 10000
&. | Set Diamond Studs and Sleeve
Buttons. 1000
Z. ! Single Solitaire Diamond Ring, 5000
3 single Solitaire Diamond Pin, 1000
q. Single Solitaire Diamond Stud, 5000
10. ! Diamond Scarf Pin, 1000
II to Is. S Cluster Diamond Rings,
$1,000 each, 5000
lG to 20. Jules Jurgcnscn Watches,
Hunters 5000 each 5000
81 TO 20. Thomas Nardin Watches,
Hunters $500 each. $500
&c TO so. - Solitaire Diamond Rings,
SGoocach, 10000
81 to rs. % Sets elegant Coral, com
plc'c, 500 each, 10000
7G to l25. 80 Sets elegant Garncls,
complete, comprising Bracelet,
Sleeve Buttons, EarRings and
Brcastpin, 5000 each, 10000
12G to ! ,12j. 1000 Chromos, Artists
Proof, 10000
1,12G to G, ,l25. 5.oooElcgaut Eugrav -''''
ings, $4,000
GIG to C,o2s. 100 Sets Silver Plated
Tea Service, very heavy, 10000
G,22G to 10000. Consisting of Work
Boxes, Writing Desks, Photo.
graphic Albums, Sets Silver Plated
orks, Fish Knives, Napkin Rings,
Boxes Inlirs' Ia1lkcrchiris
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Western Nows,

MEMPHIS, June 2G..--Jeromc Hall was
found irung near Raleigh, Tenn. The pa
pcrs found on his person said he was hung
by outraged people for horse stealing.
SAN FRANCISCO, juno 26.--Thc Pacific
Mail Steamship Company and n large mum.
Der OF shipowners have bceu sued for failure
to pay the State tax on passengers from
foreign ports. Penalty $1,000 for each pas
songcr.
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eggs had caused II full Development Of her
"bust," when he laid somewhat rude hands
upon her, and after crushing the eggs into
an indiscriminato mass, to the infinite
amusement of crowd of lookcrs-on, she
was allowed to depart with her cmbryo om-
81
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Schedule over tho South Carolina
General Supcrintcndcnt7s Office.
EzsSS2 za q 1852 E|}sss;s5sE2 Esss;5E! @agaA @
CHARLOTTE & S. G. RAILROAD,
COLUMBIA, $. c., May ., 1867.
0N and aftor SUNDAY, May Is, the schc,
~ dule Of the Passenger Trains over
this road will bo rs follows:
Leave Columbia AZ $50 p. NJ.
Arrive at Charlotte 1915 An
Leave Charlotte Mt 1920 A. NJ.
Arrive at Columbia G.5O a, NJ.
Close connections arc made ut Columbia
and Charlotte with the mail trains on the
North Carolina and South Carolina Rail-
roads.
THROUGH TICKETS arc sold at Colum.
6ia TO Richmond, Va, Washington. d. G.,
Baltimore, Md, Philadelphia, Pa, and
New York city-giving choice ofroutcs ria
Portsmouth or Richmond baggage
checked. Tickets nro also sold at Charlotte
for Charleston mud Augusta
An Accommodation Train for freight nntl
local passage, leaves Columbia Mt 7 n. M,
OH Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays of
each week, and Charlotte on the same days
and hour; arriving at Columbia and Char
lotc at 6 p. m.
G. BOUKNIGHT
Superintendent.
mayI
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A woman in Boston, day or two ago,
whose pilfering proolivities were well known
was observed to be laying in stock Of eggs.
receptacle for tho hon fruit An officer in
tho market who was watching her opera
tions, waited until goodiy supply of the
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Tho Emperor Of China is not coming to
Paris, after all. The rumor to that effect,
wc noticed some days ago, has beer de-
ncd by no less an authority than the Ne
morioi DV'om"tiqnc. That journal remarks
that in the present state Of the Chinese con-
stitntion the journey would cost the brother
Of the sun his throne, which is probably II
higher price than he will care to pay even
for the splendors Of Paris.
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES! !

COOKING SODA, Epson Salts, Castor
OIL Alchohol, Chloratc Potash, Sntpctro,
Strong Pills, Brandcth's Pills, Best Indigo,
Madla, Magncsia, "a "ow Root, Pain Killer,
Mustang l.inimcnt, Ci,rinc Ointment, Salts
Tnrtcr, Syrup lpecac, Oil Lemon, Bluo
Mass and Strychninc. Just received by
KErCnlN, McMASTER s. co.
may25
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The Clayton B0nner says that il is dis
trcssinS to hear OF the nun,Dcr Of mules that
are dying from tho effects Of Western corn
fed to them. IT. thinks that The injury
comes FROM feeding tho corn in its whole
shcllcd state; thattlic stock cat it rapidly,
without sufficient mastication, md die Of in
digestion. The Columbus Sun says if this
be so, the best remedy for this year is TO
grind the corn, and Il far better remedy
thereafter is to have nothing to do with
Western corn i'll any shape, but TO raise
enough corn q! home.
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The If,noor;op .toon, rooht ,bo

The Hungarian steam yacht, tho Huble-
any, (daughcr Of tho Wavcs,) belonging to
tho Count Edward Szcohnnyi, has arrived
in Paris after voyage of 42 days. The
crew is composed Of ono officer, an cngi-
necr, stoker, one sailor and lad. This
is tho first timo thnt n vessel bearing the
Hungarian flag has been seen in Paris
The route pursued was the Danube, the
Louis Canal, (from the Danube To the Main, J
the Main, tho Rhine, tho French Canals and
tho Scino.
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"Not Guilty." and the prisoners were dis

VH1FBvU.
Judge Moses has issued an order proyid-
ing for tho next jury, the panel being con-
stitutcd in conformity viii, Order, No. 32 of
G"noral Sicklcs. declaring tho right Of all
citizens, without distinction Of color, TO
servo on iuric3
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SINGLE TICKETS, $500

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om,i I,s,;,,,;o e'"' or ,I," "'..,! Sunc'ins
hn r",i;,a1 W. - ~ pvpp.o ca" Se"'cc'y
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n,u1 " o,,'.,ne" oo"'"S' o. r"lis' 'o"shS ana
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hc;nc bornc 70 !, . ,n ro., 'o'' y. I"'.' ~
u,o so,,o 49,, j., ,I;st =, ,;nl ot po"ru' III
four females cxis,cJ ror wool ""n''.u., nn ,'nn
pounds or rorn ,nnoii,nr ,r;,i "n ~
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,wclvn m;lrs - hoo coma c>aI CIV "L "".NHu '':,
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Heinitsh's Queens Delight and
Sarsapalilla.

A LsO Ayers sarsaparilla, Pills. Aguc
n. Cure and Cherry Peotoral For sale
by KETCu1N, MoMASTER & co.
juno ID
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GENERAL SUr'rs Orr,cE,
CHARLESTON, S. c., March. IL.
IN and after the 18Th inst, tho Through
" Mail Train will run rs follows, viz:
Leave Columbia ut Ii .l0a. M, Ch's'n time
Arrive at Kingsvllc at 20 m,
Leave kingsvillo at 80 p IN,
Arrive at augusta 900 IN,
PASSENGER TRAIN.
Leave Charleston, 500 n m
Arrive at Columbia, 52Opm
Leave Columbia, G.5O n m
Arrive nt Charleston, d GO u. m
II. T. pEAKE. Gcnl Sur't.
march 19-tf
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Family Groceries

We have superb lots of all grades, Of Coffee,
Tea, Sugar. Molasses, Syrup, Starch, Raisins.
Cheese, Confectionery, Prunes, Spices Fruits
In their season. Salt by the pound md barrel.
Soaps, all kinds Of Extracts, Dye STUFF, &c.,
30. of .ueef irfM .Cn.lufLf = ttn0 .T'EilI'
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ROAD NOTICE.

To tho Con.misnoasrsne Of Ashland O.:
We, the undersigned, your petidoners,
f~reeholdeis in the County Of Ashland,
hereby pray for the establishment Of .
county road, beginning on the road lead.
ing from Mobicanvills 10. L~oudonyille, At
a point where the South line Of Section
Five Of Range Twenty, in Lake township
intersects the aforesaid road thense west
along said section line and the south line
Of section Six, same township, and range
to the old County road thence North
said road about ten rods 10, the Southeast
corner Of section one, range sixteen, Of
Green township; thence west along tie
Eouth line Of said section 70 the road
from Perrysville to M~ohicanvills.
MANY PETITIONERS,
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ToR GALHLoirahn.l.a..

FOR DALB.-Clreumstances n.
duoe me 70 offer for sale ny premises, con-
sisiing Of Anew name dWsiling house ara
two acres Of good prodnoiiss lsnd-diusss
IN The iowa q Ashlsndzeta grestnAraAIs.
nn:i p .s',d-by sPplyips soon 2 srsai
esrre' bAhisaisrsin n AiGAs Tines