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Florida Elections.

Auousra. November 15.-The Tallahassee eec-
tion is passing of without disturbance: The re,
sult Of two days voting in Leon, Madison and
eastou Counties put up $500 votes, Of which only
so we're poned by the whites, all for the ConTen-
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RT BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THi *
SPLENDID HAIR DYE Is the best In the world The
onS true and perfect Dyc-harmloss, reliable instan.
taueous. No Disappointment No ridiculous tnts
Natural Black Brown Remedies the i'll effects Of Bo
Dyes Inygoratea the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed William 4. BatseLor all others
limitations, and should be avoided. Sold BY ell
Druggists and Perfumsrs. Factory, No 81 Barcsy
street. New York.
aS- BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT.
December 10 lT
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as-THE LADIES IN CHARGE OF THE HOME
for the Widows Mothers and Daughters Of Deceased
Confederate Soldiers at the building failiarly known
the Carolina ote Broad street. invite the ladies and
gentlemen of the city and especially the Clergy to be
present at the opening Of the institution Monday next
at 12M.
All who feel an interest IN enterprise of so benevo
lent character are cordially invited to attend.
November 16
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S H Up P ! g..
MERCHA NTS' LINE.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON PACKETS.
FOR NEW YORK.
Frefghts Forwarded to Liverpool and
Havre, and all Po .nts North and Easts
United states.
lIERCHA NTS' LINE.

+% THIS LINE Is COMPOSED OF THE FOL-
GA LOWING FIRST-CLASS PACKETS, leaving
LNkSSeach port weekly:
.&R& Schooner ROBERT HAWKINS, 3s5 tons,
Wyatt Master.
Schooner MYROvER, 435 tons, Hughes Master.
Schooner ROBERT CALDWELL 466 tons Mccormick,
Master.
Schooner MOSES B. BRAMHALL. sss TONS Hussey,
Master.
Schooner LILLY, 412 TONS Francis, Master.
schooner i. w. SMITH, 40 tons, Tooker, Master
Also othor FIRST-CLASS VESSELS running in con-
nection. Freight TAKEN AT LOWEST RAiES. All
merchandise produce consigned to of the Agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION from this
port to points OF destination, and EFFECT
ED AS LOW As BY FIRSTCLASS STEAMSHIPS OR
SAIL VESSELS.
For Freight engagements spply to
WILLIAM ROACH, Charleston. O.
Ort n D. MoCREADY & CO., New York,
Noyernbar IA Inn
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sg THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DISTRICT.-IN EQUTTY-B. W. Ed
WARDS, Administrator 7. E. HOWLE, vs E. s. HoWLE
JAMES P. WILSON AND oTHERs.-BuL FOR m
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered
that the CREDITORS ofTHoMAs E. HowLE, deceased,
be enoined from proceeding to recover their claims ct
law against the complainant and that they do prove and
establish their demands against the said HowLE before
the Commissioner OF this Court before the first day
of December next and In default thereof that they be
barred the benefit of any decree to be pronounced
herein.
The above true copy from the original order made
In the above stated case, 18th February. 1857.
A. F. EDWARDS, @. E D. D.
Commissioners Once, Darlington C. r., Feb o. 1857.
February 2a sl
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sgORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
WILLIAM BERLY, of Lexington, South Carolina, will
perform Divine Service in this Chapel To4orrow After
noon 17th inst, at 81 O'Clock.
November 16
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sg BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-MANY YEARS IN
chemical experiments has resulted In the perfection Of
cHEyALIERs LIFE FOR THE HAIR. an univ lied
hair dresslng impar1ng new Life and increased nutt.
ent to the hair preventing badness and arresng ts
progress when commenced; regulating and sustaining
the principle upon which the color of hair depends
tn reby positive restoring grey halr to its original
cJlor and youthful beauty. and stopping its falling out
at once Sold by all Druggists.
8. A. CHEvALlER MD. New York.
For sale by DOWIE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents for South Carolina,
NJ
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Our Havana Dispatches.

THE FEATFuL HURRICANE DETAILS OF THE LOSS
10,oO1 LIVES LOST IN roBAao-HAYT1EN NEWS.
HAVANA, November 1S.-A hurricane visited the
Southern portion Of Porto Rico, in which 200 lives
were lost and 1000 families left destitute. Pro-
visions will be landed for two months free OF duty
Tobago, one of the smaller West India Islands
was submerged by the food following the gale OF
the 7th inst 1t is estimated that TO- 600 lives were
lost.
The Liverpool steamer which went down during
che hurricane o. the night Of the 29th, carried
down 81, 100000. The steamship companies loss
es at st. Thomas amount to s12, 100000.
Venezuela dates of the 25th slate that the rebel
lion has been quelled and the insurgents par
doned.
Haytien advices state that the cause of General
Monies, who is confined in dungeon at Cape
Haytien, is becoming universally popular. Lead
ing Geffrardists had been banished.
HAVANA, November 1.-The excitement regard
ing the cholera is decreasing.
HAVANA, November 14.-Ssiled, the schooner
Nicanor, for this port. =,
HAVANA, November 13.-Sugar 81 q 81 reals Mus
covado Molasses and clayed 6 reals. Finances
unchanged. Lard in tierces, 152; in tins, 1Slrs.
Tsllow 12s per quintal. Bacon IA. Flour l43
a 14& Cd s,.t t.t
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81 ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY. Y.-PRIZES
CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLo ooNs and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR CO., Bankers,
.o 5f. No. IL Wall street.
Octnhar In Nan Ynr,r
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xs- MARRIAGE AND CE lBACY, AND THE
HAPPINESS OF TRUE MANI oD.-An Essay tor
Young Men on the Crime OF Solitude. aud the Physic
logical Errors, abuses md Diseases which create I'M
pediments To MARRIAGE, with sure means Of Relief.
Sent in sealed letter envelopes. tree of charge
Address De- j. sKILLIN HoUGHToN.
Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
3mos
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The proprietor Of the New York Swimming
Academy offers to swim any man in America for
$1000,"
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asr PRAYER MEETING FOR YOUNG MEN,
Prayer Meeting for young men will be held This Eve
ming In the Hall Of the Young Mems Christian Associa
ton. No. - King street, commencing at haltpast 7
o'clock. All young men Of the city and strangers are
cordially and earnestly invited TO attend and participate
In ths exercises. w. W. PEMBERTON,
November IL Recording Secretary.
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~NOTICE T, MARINEhS.-CAp1A Nm:
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels in ASHLEY
Rver are ,equestod not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILRosL
WHARvEs, on the Charleston and St Andrews side c.!
the Ashley River by which precauhon, contact with the
submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
). C. TURNER, q. II.
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%LUTHERAN CHURCH, ARCHDALE
sTREET.-Rev. D. Smell ZER will preach In this
Church To4orrow Morning. After Service Collection
will he taken up for the benefit Of the Funds OF the
Synod, Low in session In this city.
November 16
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ag THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

~ THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DIsTRICT-lN EQUITY-HANNAH J..
HART, AdnnistratriI Us. ELLEN E HART, JOHN
w1THERsPooN, Ct a.-BLL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-It is ordered that the credit
ors Of JOHN L. HAbT be enjoined from proceeding to
their claims at law against the complainant and
that they do prove and estabh their demands against
the aaid John L. Hart, before the Commissioner OF
this Court before the first day of November next
and In default thereof that they be barred from the hen
eft Of any decree to bo made herein.
It is also ordered that copy Of this order be published
at least once week until the first day OF November next
in the Darlington Soierner and the Charleston DAILY
Ne1s. ..t
The above Is true copy from the original order made
In the above case, 18th February, 1857.
A. F. EDWARDS, @. E D. D.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Darlington @. a.. February
%, 1867. s38f1 February %
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Market RePor.s.


NOON DISPATCH.
New YORK, November 14.-Cotton quiet at lSc.
for Uplands; market strong, and large business
done. Money 7 per cent. Gold 14Ob. Flour loc'
lower.
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton lower; sales 1900 bales at 10 lesc'
Flour active State So so 10 40; Southern STU 10
Il 25. Wheat heavy; No. 81 Na 2 2S. Corn 81 "a
a S5s. Pork firm at s21 12a Lard firm. Cofee
firm; other groceries quiet. Turpentine 81 o4c.
Rosn sS 81 8 so. Freights on Cotton by sail ID;
on grain by steam lid. Gold 4Oa. Governments
closed dull. 80 coupons 108. N. c. 6s, e1 cou-
pons 500.
PHILADELPHIA, November 1900 bags hio
Coffee were sold at auction, at 23sc.
BALTIMORE November 15.-Cotton dull at III q
1Sc. Flour dull and unchanged. Wheat steady.
Corn active at yesterdays quotations. Oats dull
at 70 74c. Rye IS &c., Provisions very dull.
Lard active at 12! 12tc, with sales for export
CINCINNATI November 15.-Flour, Corn and
Whiskey unchanged. Mess Pork firm at s2O oo.
Lard H. Bacon firm; Shoulders 1ls; Clear
Sides 15R.
ST. LOUIS, November 15.-Superhne Flour IS 90
81 12I. Corn new IS 80. Provisions dull.
Mess Pork s21 90 s21 90. Shoulders 123; Clear
Sides 15g. Lard u 12l. Whiskey higher at 81 10.
WILMINGTON, November 15.-Spirits Turpentine
declined, and are quiet at so. Roslns active
81 40 for common and 50 80 for No. Q. Tar steady
at 50 ~ q 225 Cotton declined; Uplands log
a 15i.
b AUGUSTA November 15.-Cotton active; sales
1895; receipts. 11s4; Middlings, 15S 1el.
SAVANNAH, November 15-Gotton dull; Mid
dlings, 16s; sales 1476; receipts, 27es.
MOBILE, November l5.-Cotton sales 400; Mid
ding Uplands 16!. Receipts, 1850; sales for the
week, 1900, and receipts 1O,6S8; exports, 1852 |;
stock. 26,227.
New ORLEANS, November 15.-Sales 37OO bsles;
market unsettled; MiddIing Orleans. 17sc; re-
ceirts, 1927; exports 1850. Sales Of the week, H.
sOO receipts, 49, .475; EXPORTS 4755; stock, 1927
Sugar-Louisiana centrifugal, 143; yellow clari-
fed, 15 Molasses unchanged Flour dull, super
fine, 50 so 10; Treble Extra, $12. Corn dull 81 40
AIS. Oats dull at rs. Pork very dull; sales s22.
Bacon dull and dropping; Shoulders retailed at
Isle; Clear Sides, 17lc. Lard dull prime in tierces
12S 1sc. Gold, Al; Commercial Sterling, 499 81;
Bank Sterling not quoted; Sight Exchange ON New
York premium
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Our washington Dispatches.

Our Wosh1nSCon O1spatches
TIE KENTUCKY DEntaAr1oN-NEeRo SUFFRAGE IN
MINNESOTA THE POLAND DIFFICULTY "A. H.
STEVENS REDIvrvUs
WASHINGTON, November 15.-It is confidently
stated that the Congressional Committee on the
Kentucky elections will report against the whole
delegation except Knott. This will leave hentuc-
" with but two representatives, Knott and
Ad,,us, the latter having been admitted on the
nress,,tation of his credentials. -J[
GenerSl ]. B. Crittenden, who commanded the
conssderate forces at the battle in which Zoicof-
fer was killed but who afterwards took no part in
the war, has been pardoned.
The New Hampshire Democratic Convention has
nomin ated Sinclair for Governor al
Late Minnesota dispatches say that negro sui
frape has been carried. Later advices make tins
doubtful.
The CcSsoms receipts from the LIST to the 9Th
inclusive, amount to $3.50, 900. f.-
The Revenue receipts to-day were s274,OOO,
The Congressional committees did nothing I'M
ports.ut toeday.
The Cabinet meeting lasted until O'CLOCK.
Grant 1yas present during the entire session. ana
remained with the President after adjournment.
Jno. s. and Geo. s. Wise, who disabled Edward
Pollard in Baltimore yesterday, are here. They
were bailed IN 5000 each. 

Alexander b. Stevens will address the citizens OF
New York, by invitation, upon the condition OF the
South. a.
The Democratic majority in New York, by the
latest figures, is $4,000 Cali
Trial " nxr. Davis-Conservative Meetings.
RICHMOND, November 15.-The U. s. Clrcm'
Court has adjourned to the 25th inst, When tne
trial OF Mr.. Davis vii! be commenced. Chiet Jus ~
rtics Chase leaves for Washington tomorrow 10
night he will be present at the opening OF the
African. High School. It is understood that ne
will not be present at the Davis trial. Ia.
sShS Conservatives are holding ward meetings
TONIGHT, to appoint dele gates to the State Con-
yention
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Marine News.

New YORK, November 15-Arrived, the Georgia.
from Vera Cruz, and the Nightingale, from New
Orleans. The latter reports that she fell In with
the steamer Oneota, from Charleston, dlsaoieo'
and took all hands and brought them here. Inc
Oneota was breaking up. The 0neota left Charles
ton for New York in ballast, was disabled off Viii
mington, and put in for repairs, and agair sahed.
she encountered gale off Cape Lookout, shipped
sea which filled her and stove her upper WORKS.
when she abandoned with five feet OF water
and sinking rapidly. The Oneota was seventeen
years old, and owned in Charleston.
Arrived, the steamship James Adger, from
Charleston.
WILMINGTON, November 15.-Cleared, ". +.
Clvde New York
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BouLoeNE, February 8, Is;

EOULOGSE, feDruuff y, ISc,,
CARO- Mo CARLO The letters from the camp are
nitiable: they make me miserable. 1 cannot sleep
for seeing al! the horrors before me- and dream OF
nothing but grape shot, round shot, and proioc-
tiles OF every kind. Your Quiat, philosophical let
ter did not convey to me the imIacnslty ct your
sufferings end prlva.ions, aod since We are de-
pryed the pleasure OF a!levains them in mats mate
that they viii! not be buried in oblivion. The pa-
pers TEEN with the miserable facts, and the coup
try is in an uproar about the gross neglect AID
mismanagenent. 1t may be some consolation to
YOU 70 know that you have the deep. earnest sym
psthy of every true English heart; that there are
thousands who if individual e1 rtion or sacrifice
could redeem the past, or save the future, would
like ; urtius of old, nooly commit themselves to
the yawning gulf. 1t is great and noble cause
you are engaged ma momcntous, solemn crisis
where every man may know and prove himself; q
time to feel what sterling qualities he has within
him, what moral as well as physical courage;
a time when he may claim worthily to be a
man, when he may claim the honor, graft
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches,

BY ATLANTIC TFLEGRAPH.l
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October 10
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Commissioners Once, Darlington c. a., February -
1867. saGn February23
The New York herald., 1867-02-07
wrsTcHEsTes COUNTY INTELLIGENCE.

rowS svrnovKmEsrs--THE PROPOSED BOULEVARD The
Inhabitants Of Morrsania beginning to evnce deep
interest In the laying out OF the proposed boulevard
which Is 70 extend from 13sh street TO West Farms
running eastery direction This undertaking has
been favoraby reported in the Legislature The es
tmated cost will be about S5S 0O0 party OF under
charge OF Mr. Greene Wright busiiy engaged all
day yesterday grading the junction OF Boston road aud
Fordham Those projects will, when completed,
materially improve the appearances Of the town and
facilitate traffic.
NAVIGATION ON HARIEx RIVER. Yesterday afternoon
unsuccessful attempt made to open the navigation
on the Harlem river tho steamer Sylvan Grove OF the
Harlem Navigation Company, having tried to break
through the ice Immediately below Harlem bridge.
After working her way as far as mid.stream she
was return to her mooringa Another attempt
will probably be made to-day.
PonrcHrrTR You've MrS's AssocAros.-The Young
Mems Association which started about month ago
In Portchestcr is In iourishing condition. Commo-
dious rooms have boon comfortably fitted up and fur
pshed with books periodicals and other appliances for
the culture and entertainment or the members Social
reunions are held, and course of lectures now
being delivered. Rev. " A. Lewis has been lndefaiga-
BILE In his efforts 10 nsugurate this desirable movement
and u IL be hoped that he will be sustained in his
efforts 10 save IN young from frequenting hauns
OF vice and diss and In helping them 10 become
intelligent and Yirtncns citizens.
The New York herald., 1867-02-07
PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

Mr. Edmund Faconer, dramatic author, late lessee OF
Drury Lane Theatre has arrived Now York from Lon
don We understand that II is his intention to remain
In this country and devote himself to writing plays
managing theatres and aiding generally in the revival Of
tho drama It b certainly high time for tho advent OF
this promised but long delayed revival Mr. Falconer
will be heartily welcomed II he can hasten by doing
what 80 many foreign managers and dramatic writer's
unfortunately neglect or fail 70 do BY taking pains 70
study the character OF pcss and the real nccess
ties Of the American stage and acting accordingly.
General A. D. Starr, Of New jersey: A. Stone, Of
Cleveland; Colonel r. r. Heimbocl and Colonel U. w.
White OF New Jersey; p. J. wiiss and Colonel J. O.
Ransom, or Texas, are stopping o. sne metropolitan
Hotel
Ex.Governor A. w. Buckingham, Of Connecticut; Pro-
fessor I, Loumans, OF New York, and Robert Kem-
bIe of ST. Louis stopping at the Filth Avenue Hose
w n travis Of Albany; A. O. Packard, Of Philadel-
ph,a and John Roa Of Toronto, are stopping st the
Astor Ho isa
Among the passengers by the steamship Cuba yesser.
day was Mr. Cyrus W. Feld who has gone 10 Europe
for he purpose OF ordering submarine cable which is
N be laid from Piacentm bay TO Sydney Cape Breton
or 70 some point the coast where hwnl meet the
western Union nee thus avoiding the risk Of the lsng
lsnA lipes In Nssfsvpdlssd
The New York herald., 1867-02-07
YORK HERzED THURSDAY T. sHEEE

payable q the Consulate o Wutemburg, q Philadelphia
ana requested hs recipient Of the letter have his sg
ON - is u June iss the German notary public Of
Philadslphs Julius RolG ESQ., acting representative Of
the Consulais Of wurtemburg . Phiadslphs received
letter from the President Of the First National Bank
& Alsniown snclosng the Aforesaid dscoy letter Of
exchange, and requesting the consulate 70 pay said
By sAs aisssd Julius Worhsis before . notary
public q Allentown, 70 the order Of said hank
fhs President Of said bank ana the notary At Allentown
The sad prstendsd julius worhss 70 be the identical
Upon receipt q this letter By julius woln Esq, the
the arrest Of the pretended Julius worels caused
forthwith by William Forman, Esq, the, Justice Of the
tended Julius Worels nobody else than the IDENTICAL
Jacob Joseph Haddopp with several other slases),
Who = above sassd had been formerly employed Il Dr.
redemans farm, and evidently was the murderer Of
the real julius Wohes whose confidence he took advan
tags Of to murder him for the purpose Of obtaining the
proceeds OF his (Worhee's) estate In Wursmburg which,
ocally stated amounts to several thousand dosina
Previous his Haddopp wrote another letter IN
the name Of Julius wor hsls Of which the following
sslssd again e sior% that work a. prs:sn. 4 q
S::. mother: zns,s. Sssn.ay -. s.. To-
e. ss :rs only Y :. ;. s
pay W 'ISs :;ps
s.vs .s s sad ss.ss ssssss p.s my
ssnd saids:; but .iss have rsoeissa no
write mo forthwith and ist ms .lso Psow whether 1er
/. sS .SSSs ss s1: e g e
y s: 6 s. ss. s s
d and q. ID s e. = .na q.
ys ys ssna $ .y
Pennsylvania North America" In expectation soon 70
'''''- -'1' JULIUS woRHELB.
This letter was written but few days before the
prisoners arrest With this sticking In his pocket he
went into the barroom Of Peter spang at Allsutown
OF Haddopp's pocket, banding II 20 Spang The latter
read the direction, which TO the widow Worhele,
and said, in some surprise, that hs thought Haddopp
was from Badou, while the letter was addressed 70
and denied that IL directed While the prisoner
At the depot IN custody Of the officers he
heard by Spang cauonng his wife 70 take good Of
certain letters which the latter talked Of burning Spang
instructed to obtain possession Of them which he did, the
addressed to the widow Wof1ele being among the
number. Among them likewise letter from Mr. ,
Kideren, addressed to julius W0rhele at Reading, in
written TO Germany
The only evidence that was produced to refute all this
strong concurrence Of circumsantiAl events proof
Of the good character and peaceable demeanor Of Had
afternoon Of Sunday the 10th Of November 1865 But
70 rbut this presumptve abi the prosecution showed
that thereswas morning train Sunday which passed
through Gwynedd Station, the OF the MURDER
quarter to twelve o'clock by which train the prisoner
could easily have reached tho latter place. In the face
OF all these facts It not at all surprising that the
jury brought the prisoner In a guilty.
The New York herald., 1867-02-07

SFR1NcF1KLD, Feb. y, IsvF.
Messrs. Smith, Rsll 3 auckland, cartridge makers o.
this city shipped yesterday from their mannacory On
Mil rver lot Of eighty thousand cartridges 70 inc
Arm Of BAumgartner Co. as Bucharest in the Austrian
province Of walachia they will probably be resold 70
the rovernment and n accepted and satisfactory the
firm have the assurance OF order 70 furnish nos e
than 4 million The cartridges are Of the NO ~ s'<s.
weeht Of bali and saIbre that manufactured m wna-
sor VI ~~ a. a..
Work was resumed yesterday At ths armofy 10 ,ne
rr,,,,ng shop where The accident OF Monday from the
settling OF The acor occurred The permanent repairs
ou,d bs made a. soon possible; but meanwhile tenn
nor,rv supports have bcen provided, 20 that tue ma
b,nsyv can be safely operated and the work which s
~ ssps for completion caa 20 on without pcrcepube
delay. ., o.---w
:. windsor locks and filled with three hundred barres
n line and roein, wss burned - SUNDAY