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AN ITEM FOR TIE BUREAU gentleman residing
ten miles from Newbern. formerly the owner OF
considerable number OF slaves and other property
and who is not no $50 vel off as he used to be,
was sccn Yesterday passing tho lower Par o.
a coodly show OF s'collards." He was hailed by a
friend and asked where he WAS going with his
collards. The reply was, there isan o!d negro
woman living in this street who used to belong to
me, and want her to have them; "'.Yoll have ~,
not brought the colar!. all this distance ir ner
at home, was the rcply. 81 reckon she needs
them" There is material for chapter III tills
ncidcnt.-Ne,obern Commercial
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Pnoy1DENT1AL EscArE.-From q frioni VIC learn
the lower part of this District, had quito narrow
escape o short time since. It seonts that IN old
bombshen, which had been lying abort his yard
for somo time, was takon into his house md cu,.
yorted into g. firc-1oG. The family and himself
tho old missile exploded, bursting into hundred
OF more fragments, scattering destruction in every
direction tearing his mantlcpicce and sundry ar
ticles of furniture in pieces, and strange to say
not one member Of the household Was injured
This Proyidential escape from death should servo
as q warning to thoac Who meddle with shells.
- = T,1yn7rpU S,uiiu.Y
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J. H. SuRRArr.-It may not bo generally known,
is not entitled to any reward at tho laads of OH
Government for the reason that something over
wear ago or more-namely. on The 9th of Noyem-
Der, i8s5-a general order was issued from tue l
Adiutant- Generals Office, by command OF the me.
surratt's arrest. The part of the order to which
re refer runs thus:
Seco1la.-Tho rewards offered for tho arrest OF
Jacob Thompson, Beverly Tucker, Geo. n. Sa,n-
dels, William G. Cleary and JOIN. Il. s'lrratt arc
revoked.
BY order Of the President Of the United States.
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he NEWLY NOMINATED SENATORS AND OLD THAD.
STEVENS DEFEAT.


OF the carts" who aspired to Senatorial honors
in the lato elections of the Legislatures Of New
York. Pennsylvania, Nevada md Illinois, none feel
more exasperated at their exclusion than Senator
Nye of Nevada, who is defeated for reelection.
He went the full Radical figure last session, beside
incorporating cortain extreme catch-penny dodgcs
of his own, in the full anticipation that tho Legis-
lat1,ro of Nevada would reward him with renewal
of offico upon it's assembling this winter. The
Legislators of that halfway conservative State
couldt sec the. point in that light, and nominated
instead Of tho incumbent, man of moderate views
named Winter. Hero, Ito bo facetious) is the
winter of negro discomfort, mover to bo s'mado
glorious summer by the son Of York" OF ''any
Other man Aog Nye 4Cp ST9 sh1yed ,1Se
coded by Roscoe Conklin, Of the House, takes his
reverse sorely to heart, and nothing but the fact
that ho is an authorized oxhorter III the Baptist
Chur b, leads him to have uny hope in life. Conk-
lin his successor, is just as bitter Ratlcal, but
he has youth polish and good oratorlcal powers
in all respects n botter legislator than Harris.
OF tho contest in Pennsylvania, you arc already
acquainted. It was about an cren thing with
honest men as to preference in choice between
two such men as Simon Cameron and 1had. Sto-
vcns That tho former has won, is undoubtedly
due to the exercise Of certain magnetic influences
with which Cameron is well acquainted, both as
iii individual leading and led by them. Poor old
Thad is manifostlv embittcred by the defcat and
curses his late opponent and the Pennsylvania Lc-
eislature without stint, since his return from the
Scene of tho conflict. Following lis departure
from Harrisburg, comes an incident relative to the
contest, which is now going the rounds as credl-
be episode Of The canvass. 1t goes in this wise ::
Upon tho third night after Stevens arrival in llar-
risburg. and when cyeEts had already clearly nd-
catoa that Cameron going To carry off the hon
ors, young member q j tho tho Legislature from 70
good deal OF tropdatio,, unEollcd the fact that he
had concluded to transfer his vote from Stevens to
Cameron, in tho ballot that was to occur on the
following morning, for tho reason, as ho averrod,
that the former Ind no change Of success; old
Thatl. heard tile descrtor patiently through, and
then, rising, remarked, with ono Of his sinistor
lccrs, Now, my young friend, SO and vote for
Cameron if you want to- and elect him il yon can,
but do not, entreat 60 back to Lancaster without
first rcfunding your candidates money; you are too
young to be implicated in such Jobs" Ihe pa1rty IT;
thus abjured it seems, Was once pupil of dis.
trct school, which Old Thad, conducted in behalf
OF the cause Of equcaton and tho town board
mingled manifestations Of anger and shame, which
finally resulted in his turning, speochlcsi, on his
heel. But Cameron carried his vote unanimously
N the morrow
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Marine New

New YORK, January 19.-Tho steamer Rebecca
Clyde, from Wilnlinton, has arrived.
The pilot boat r. A. Perkins is reported rs hav-
ing been sunk on the 18th, off Sandy Hook, by q
collision with an unknown vessel. No particulars
have been received.
New YORK, january 2O.-Anived, the steamship
Moneka from Charleston.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

r. x5 CoNsIGNEEs' N0TICE.-CoNS1GNEEs
per steamship "sEA GULL, from Baltimore are hereby
notified that sLe is This Day dischnrging cargo at Pier
No. l. Union Wharros All goods remaining on the
wharf after sunset will be stored ut their expense and
risk MORDEtA q co' Agents
Consgnccs wishing Grain stored can have 1t dono Dy
notfvino TIM W1araneer January n
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ca SOUTH AROJlINA-COLLET0N DIS
TRICT.-1N EQUITY-BuL FOR FORECLOSURE OF
MORTaAaE-BENJAEflN u. WARREN AND LIND
sEY c. WARREN, EXECUTORS OF ELIZABETH NC
GAR, DECEASED, ps. JAMES L. PAUL,AND sAaIP-
SON L. PAUL.-It appearing to my satisfaction that
Mrs. AnAIETA PAUL and her daughter, EUGENIA
PAUL two of tho defendants in above stated case arc
absent from and reside beyond tho limits of this State 10
that process Of tho Court cannot he served upon hon
On motion of JOSEPH P. CARR, Cemplainants Souci-
tor ordered thai said AnMErA PAUL and EuGEN1A PAUL
do appear and plead answer or demur to the 5il and
Supplemental filled in this wilhin forty days from
the publication hereof or an order to take sad Bills pro
eonesso will be entered Of record against them.
B. STOKES, Com. in Equity
Coeton District.
ooAA'SssHsda WATERFORD; oit1u January 7th 1857.
January 10 1921 81 Feb.
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CONGRESSIONAL.


WASHINGTON, January IS, P. Mn The Senate,
to-day, the Secretary OF War submitted the report
Of the Engineer Department for the year 1866.
Petitions relative to IN increase OF tariff, and
constitutional amendment securing free suffrage
to all, regardless of sex(?), were received.
protest against the reduction of the currency
was real
The naval committee reported bill in favor Of
League Island as depot for iron-clads.
The District Committee was directed to report
whether duo proportion Of the School Fund had
been set apart for the benefit Of the colored
schools. s,s=@.E
Bill authorizing the Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad Company to construct bra lch of their
road to tie District was discussed.
The Bankrupt Bill Of last session was resumed,
motion to postpone it having been lost BY vote
Of N to 10. An amendment that the District
Judges appoint Registers Of Bankruptcy upon the
accommodation OF tho Chief Justice was adopted.
Pending the discussion Of other amendments, tho
Senate adjourned.
rHousE.-In the House, Bill relieving Paymas-
ter Rufus P. Spaulding from responsibility for
$14, 900 stolen from ito Bank ut Mound City was
passed.
The Enabling Act was resumed. Stevens ac-
cepted us a modification Of it, that after the pas.
sage Of the Act and until the States arc allowed
representation, that tho habeas corpus be sns,
pended aid that those States be ruled by nlartlal
8 law during tie whole time. Elaborate speeches
were made regarding tho Act, after which the
House adjourned. =. -
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eTcONsIGNEEsP PER SCHOONER PARAGON
from New York. are hereby notified that she is 1a's lay
dlscharging at Browns Wharf All Goods on tho ~nari
at sunset will be stored at owners expense anu r1sk.
January q T. TUPPER s. SONS.
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Domestic Markets.

New YORK, January 19.-Flour dull and droop.
ing. Wheat ditto Corn quiet. Pork shade
quiet at 12a1S4c. Whiskev dull. Cotton quiet at
95c for Middling Uplands. Freights firm.
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No. The Relatives and Friends of MIR. nm
Mrs. c. T. MATrHEssEN, md Of their soas and the mem
bcrs of the German Friendly Society," nre invited to a
TEND tho Funeral Service of G. F. MATTHIEssEN, at
the Lutheran Church. Archdale street. 4hts Of
1Io1e,ost 11rae O'Clock: January 81
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POLITICS IN SOCIETY

The series of receptions that are being given
General Grant and others, indicate most unn.s-
takably that the tide of political luminosity is
running very high. Scarcely q Radical will put
his foot across the Threshold Of the White House,
Stanton. At General Grants, tho participants arc
mixed and excessively distant. At Cofax's all tho
Radicals in the District swarmed, but in the whole
multi tuds you can scarcely discern q member,
Senator or private gentleman OF opposite political
procliYities. YlDEA.
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State Items.


ly appointed pastor of the N. e. Church at this
station, has arrived and commenced his labors.
BE preached on Sunday last. May his sojourn
among us be pleasant and profitable to himself,
the church, and community.
[GreenuIie Mountaaneer.
BODY FouND.-At the request Of Mr. Davis, Cap
tain Earle held nm inquest on Friday last, upon a
body found in the informant's mil-pond, just out
side the corporate limits of our town.
It proved to be the body Of negro girl, OF IS or
20 years, and WAS found in barrel which con e,
tanned rocks for the purpose Of sinking it. Tho
body was dressed in o blue fowcred muslin or
lawn, and neatly worked chemisc, but the CLOTH
ing was quite rotton, and the body was SO much
decomposed as to prevent recognition. large
knife was foundin the barrel, which, with the cir
cu1nstances Of the body being barroled and thrown
into the pond, raised tho suspicion Of foul play.
DR.. J. M. Westmoreland made close post NOR
tenn examination, but no evidence OF violence was
found.
the matter is holly loft in doubt, rs 10 how tho
body got there. Tho verdict Of the jury, after a
careful investigations was, "that deceased came to
her end by somo unknown CAUSE
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ag GERMAN FRIENDLY sOCIETY.-THE
members of this Society respectfully invited to at
tend the Funeral Services of Mr. c. r MATHIEssEN, at
the English Lutheran Church. Archdale street, This ~
tc,1,oon at balf:past Three o'clock.
Jennary J. A. BLUM, Secretary.
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ksr The Relatives, Friends and Acquatnt-
unccs of tho late Dr. D. D. GRAVES, of Mr. and Mrs.
CHARLES W. GRAVES and OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. LANCE,
are respectfully invited tc attend the Funeral Of the for
er at tho English Lutheran Church. Archdale street. ut
% o,cloct ST This Day% January 81
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a7r CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
TcN-The Members colored) Of this Church were reg
uarly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
OF this City, to form separate Church. They are #or
Shipping for the present ut Ronums Hall. John street.
between Meeting and King. They have purchased lot
and are soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship
They are believed to bo pious and worthy persona and
their object is respectfully commended to oil who havo
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises Inc
following members of tho said Church have been author
izcd to make collections CHARLES sMALLs, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD Hna, DANIEL D. McALp1N. JOHN Bee
and SAMUEL STEWARD.
Charleston, s. c., June 81, 1869.
Rev. LUCIUS CUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church
Row L. T. WINKLER
Pastor United Church.
JAMES TUPP~En ~ Doacons Citadel Square
WILLIAM s. HENERY, I Church
WILLIAM @. WHILDEN,)
January lMWoInos
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North Carolina Ite1ns.

EAsTwARD.-A large number Of families have re-
Gently removed from Western North Carolina and
located in onr midst. They have been attracted
hther by the fertility Of our SOIL the beathfunsss
they can rent farms. We desire to make q sugges-
ton to those OF our friends who may have rented
them lands OF in whose neighborhoods they nlay
have settled. It il this: neglect no opportunity to
trust and believe, are but forerunners Of many
others Of similar character. Those already here,
must, in every possible way, be assisted aud en-
couragcd, that tn If success may be made an in-
duceent to bring others They arc IN LARGE
and thrift. They can be benefited BY the change
they have made-we certainly will be. We must
render their residence in our midst agreeable ana
Than at any other PERIOD during the present year.
wilson C0roantan.
Acc1pENr.-A sad accident occurred some time
during the past week, on the plantation OF Mrs
Haywood, about five miles from this place. 4
negro msn named Scrap had been hunting with
DR.; Gee, Mrs Haywoods s9n-ln,iaE; M to Doctor had
placed the gun in the house, Scrap concluded to
70 again BY himself. He got the gun without the
knowledge of any Of the family, and not supposIng
it loaded pointed it at nero boy called Willis,
telling him he would shoot him, The gun was
loaded, and went off, killing Willis instantly.
ssTHE OLD NORTH STATE. We learn from the
Norfolk Journal, that an elegant steamer, bearing
the aboys name, and intended to ply between Nor
foll and Washington, n G., has been recently
purchased by Captain VIM. Swain, a merchant OF
the former city. -.
The Old North State is an iron boat, of 252 tons
burthen-and possesses superior passenger ac-
commodations She started on her first trip yes
terday. We congratulate our friends in Beaufort
and Pitt upon this considerable addition to their
transportation facilities.
TH1ErsH IA young lady from North Carolina
was left temporarily in charge Of the house OF q
friend in Norfolk on Saturday eyoning Soon a1tor
tho yard, and not liking his looks she took up a
Gun and shot him, but whether. dangerously or y
not, she was not able to say, as ho gave one yell
and left.
NEGRO SuFFRAGE.-Botll of the Salisbury papers,
the Old North State and tho Banner, have como
ont in fnyor of oualified negro suffrage.
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Our New York Letter.
FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT

New YoRK january 16.-Yesterday was the cold
cat day of the season thus far. The mercury i'll
the thermometer stood at, or rather fell to, ten
degrees, and the air bit much moro sArewdly than
it has bitten yet this winter. People muilled
themselves up more closely in thor fllrs, and still
shivered with the cold. The yenders of candy,
penny songs, cheap watch-guards, walking canes,
and Yankee notions generally. kept up perpetual
motion with their half frozen feet they stood ut
their respective posts Tie razor-strop man
lugged himself in the endeavor to expcl the cold,
and danced on an imaginary trcadlnill. Every
body seoncd to be half frozen and to be hurryins
forward in eager haste to get within range OF
comfortable fire. It was the coolest day Of thc
year so tar-yelily Tic winter Of our discomfort
The skating pontis we're, Of course, all crowded,
Park, skating match is to como off tomorrow;
the prize, pair OF skates valued at fifty dollars
mans link, in which those most expert in the
art, both in the United States and Canada, will take
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: From Washington

WASHINGTON, January 19-Noon:|: NJ. Ashley,
of Ohio, called the Southern Radical Association
together and submitted his article of impeach,
ment. Tile vote stood II to 10. Mr.. Durant, o.
New Orleans, voting with the minority against
pushing the amendment.
The custom receipts at New Orleans for the week
were S55300 -"s:, 80 60 49,, sgl
re ioe On the Potomac River is fourteen inches
Another ballot in the Kentucky Legislature re-
suited rs follows Speed 40, Powell 40, Harding 81,
Davis SO.
Another inefectunl ballot was had at Annapolis.
The Prssidentisent to the House mass OF pa
pers relative to the July riots including 400 pages
of testimony taken by the investigating Board.
The Boards report says by no means IN their
opinion, does hostility to Northern Union men
prevail in the community to the extent OF endan-
gering life and property provided they refrain from
claiming freedom Of speech on certain subjects
The party which elected Mayor Monroe, and
through him controls the municipal authorities
the Board considers thoroughly imbued with the
spirit Of hostility undor consideration, and pre-:
diets when lapse Of time and immunity for past
offences give confidence in security the endanger-
ment Of Northern life and property will commence
The Board exculpatos Gen. Baird, and says that
the negro procession was il-timed and unfortu-
nate; but the Board failed to see any evidence OF
m armed organization. The besieged party were
wounded in prison, and but for martial law and
other military measures, unparalleled outrages
would have occurred.
WASHINGTON, January 19-P. M.-The revenue
receipts today were s1s2, ,726, making total fol
the week Of sa,260, ,7sS, and total for tho fsca
day are attributable to the interruption OF the
mails yesterday. Fractional currency printed
$50. 500; issued s2S4 $685. Total net bank circu.
lation s29S, ,65a, $50. Disbursements for the Wax
Department $596090; for the Navy 1000, and
for the Interior $685. 600. Fractional notes dc
stroyed, s3l7, 200.
Summers TRADE against President Johnson con.
tains the following expressions: The country sees
the President Of The rebellion revived in the
son of the President Of the United States. He is
an usurper, who, presuming to be Moses, has be.
come a Pharoah. he not only fills, through the
means Of his usurpation, every vacancy IN office
for his own par6zans; but even makes vacancies
: for then.9 :: - : -
WASHINGTON, January 20.-There wero add ton
al unsuccessful Senatorial ballotings in the Ken
tuoky and Maryland Legislatures yesterday.
The Committee appointed to investigate the
South Carolina murders have summoned Gems
Sheridan aud Thomas, and the Secretaries OF Wal
and the Interior to appear before them (this is ev
IDENTIFY mistake).
WILMINGTON, January 20.-There is quite heavy
blow from the southwest .=5.s.EEa
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a8 ELMoRE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY-The Stockholders having determined at meet
Ing held on Monday, 7th inst that the affairs Of the
Company SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY WOUND UP, all
parties holding Policies requested to call and have
the same cancelled without delay and receive the quota
Of the premiums paid by them for the unexpred periods
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nEHIGH SCHOOL OF CHARLEsTON.-THE
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE HIGH SCHOOL
OF CHARLESTON will proceed to elect TEACHER OF
THE GERMAN LANGUAGE in that School, on Satur-
day. the 26th instant at II o'clock M. Candidates for
the Office requested to send their Letters Of Appca
ton to REGARD YEADON, Esq, Chairman Of the
Board or to the undersigned on or before that date
By order of tho Board JAMES LOWNDEs.
January q @ Secretary.
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: FOUND DEAD.-On Thursday oycninag the dead
body of a man was discovered lying in the water
at the upper part Of Fishers Pond, about two
miles below this city, by John Glaze who was
hunting III that vicinity. The body, on being
our Citizens as being that Of Dr.. Radsiy, dcntist
who passed through Columbia about six weeks
ago. Deceased was about S feet inches in height,
slightly grey hair and whskors and was between
forty alld fifty years Of ago. Tie Cause Of his
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MARRIED.,

On the 18th inst, at Waterboro S. c.. by Rev. E. c.
RF1I1NsEn DR.. CHARLES WETSELL 10 EMMELINE E.,
eldest daughter Of the late BENZ F1sHBuRN, all of Col
Teton. :
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aTMEsSRs. FREEMAN & PUNDT HAVING
executed to me Deed of Assignment for the benefit ct
their creditors meeting of the same is respectfully ro-
ouosted at my Office No 10 Broadstrce on 4hursday,
LIST February at o'clock P NJ, to appoint an Agent to
act with the undersigned. PHIL1P d. KEaLER.
January 21
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wPLANs, ESTIMATES AND sPEC1FICA-
T1oNs for furnishing all material and erecting from
one to four Engine Houses IN this city, will be received
until further notice. For Information, apply toi
WILLIAM G.. WHMDEN,
Charm IN Of Special COMMITTEE on Fire Department.
1onbuzrv 10
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Hs-BENJN. STOKES, ADhrOR. EDWARD J.
WEnR-rpr1srKE. u.s. JULIUS GARKE,. ,.1:TA- hYEhs,
es ai-BILL FOR FOREUnUoUNE AND SALE-C0hr
LEToN DIsTR1CT-It appearing to my satisfaction
that JULIUS GARKE, defendant in this case is alb
sent from md without the limits Of this State On mo
ton of TRACY Solicitor foc plaintiff it is ordered that
the said JULIUS GAnkE do appear, plead, answer or
deur hereto within forty days from the publication OF
this ORDER or decree pro coesso will be entor ID Of
record against him.
Office of Com'r. Eq. Coleton Dsc't. Jan. 7, 1857.
b. STOKES, Rogistor In Equity.
EfJanu.ryl0 10, 81, 81 Feb.
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ne THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY-HoWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS. for
Young Mon, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES aud DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impediments to MARRIAGE.
with sure means of relief. Sent in sealed letter en-
yeopes FREQ Of charge. Address DR.. ). sK1ILN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa
5annarv is 9mo
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During the last month theFo has Deem q IAlSSe
exodus Of o1lr colorcd citizons from this District,
and we believe from the adjoining Districts OF This
last year and tho hard wintor are making them
think of bottoring their condition in Arkansas,
Louisiana and Florida It is n striking event in
many aspects. The great bulk Of the race Of Ham
will soon be in the Valley OF the Mississippi,
where cotton grows in perfection. Nhnt effect
viii this have upon the prosperity Of our old State?
It will Cause at first deficiency Of labor but What
thon? Two things must happen and the sooner Tho
botter Tho whites Of all claeses here must pull
off their coats and go to hard work aud wo must
thrifty white raco to fill the places Of those going
away. There is one thing nnfortunate-the nblc-
bodied 90, leaving the weak and nfl1n. This is
not right When tlloy 60 they ought to take their
families, .lock, stock and barrel. ."-A6bcUiNe Ban-