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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13


TITS arrarcnt from tho testimony that the defence
conte nplats effort 10 establish tho theory that
Schu.pf, II murdered. was toe victim OF Frank
Meyer hs neighbor. Tonight we learn BY telegraph,
end aso by parties who arrived from WATERFOWL that
Meyer committed suicide this hanging him.
scli IN his tarn II that suspcions have existed
that he the murderer but there not sufficient
devciopmsnts 20 warrant his arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13
A Man shot BY a Policeman.

from the Eimra IN. ~ Advertiser, Dec. i0J
policeman BY the rame OF Van Sckies last evening
shot an freshman, named Riley, who resisted arrest,
dead The latter struck or kicked tho former badly,
when he drew . revolver and Cred upon him. The sct
created Immense excitement, especially among the
Irish population. who called for vengeance. IL wac
Thought Port Jsrv those hest able 70 Judge,
thai the shooting j1stinabc The attempted arrest
was for disordery conduct Riley brakeman In The
employ az ths Erie Railway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

J. Joseph Schnepf is now on trial at rertage City,
wis., for the murder Of hrs father in We1srfown, In
April last The cass Ia az circamstanti0 evidence
merely and IL likely 10 puzzle court and lawyers
sidersbly. The last seen Of tho missing while
he ana he prisoner engaged clearing timber 10
the wooda On tie evening OF tho day on which che
murles Is supposed TO have b-en committed the pris
fred large brush heap In the ashes OF which sg
msnts 81 bono afterwards found but thoroughly
burned 10 leave u . matter OF doubt whether they
were human bones or not Tho father and
son we're known 70 have qusrrelled IN regard
10 rome property which tho former had as
signed to his wife tho occasion Of hrs enlistment 10
the army and sought 10 his resurn-ths boy
taKins sides with his mother who protested against the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

AInn's Wife BADLY Wemn t.cd-Assanlt ON One
Of the Alleged Murderrrs.
{3r Lcvva Dec n 1a67o
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

few days since man named Frsnk Carson who
supposed that ocsrs after htm for some offence
ne had committed met ex-pclicsmau named Rode
pouch In JslssbusE, ~: and sccssscd BIN - pre-
pns.yrh ..bas n 49,. w"sH ave Scu =: whers
upon Carson drew revolvers and empssd them both,
weardisg him awe Nmex Rodepouch was able TO draw
stAnsIy. Rodepoacs 10 severely bus nss dsassroasy
voundsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-12-13

Double Homicide In KeWtuckv.
ssribls ARRAY occurred ID the bsrsom 81 Richard
90 Jseohs notsL N Irvine. H. - GEEK. between
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
The Virginia Elections.

Prru,foxD October 22-The election to-day
Nasal off more quietly than was expected
Two incipieut riots aud two other disturbances
were ousiled by the military. The difficulties
y,srs caused by attempts Of the radical negroes
,, r,ob colored conservatives. Troops are held
in reserve on Capitol Square aud stationed at
all the polls in ;he city. Cavalry patrolled the
The result Of the frs: days voting shows
SCI white majority. Twenty-Five hundred
whites have not yet voted. The military, uu-
der General Granger, and the city police will
be kept on duty all night The polls will re-
open in the city tomorrow. 1t Is impossible
as yet to tell how the State has gone.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Oct. 22-Hawxhurst,
from Alexandria, aud Nickersou, from Fairfax,
both radicals, are elected t. the convention
The majority for the convention in Alexandria
is 500 The blacks voted for the radicals and
the whites for the conservatives, with few ex-
cepti0ns. Dispatches to the Alexandra Ga
zette from Louisa, Culpeper aud Orange, indi-
cate those counties have gone radical.
RICHMOND. Oct. 22.-The vote to-day was as
follows: Lyuchburg-N hites COS, blacks 761
being 872 less than the number registered
Ierry's Preciuct-FOr the convention, $50 !;
against the convention, 205 for the couserva-
tive ticket, 2C6; for the radical ticket, S32.
Amherst cuunty-N hites, 100; blacks, 3l3.
Norfoik.-W Whites, 1884 blacks, 1892
being 5l4 less than the number registered.
In Augusta County the conservative ticket
is elected by 500 majority.
In the Valley there was a small white and
flll nprrD vote The convention has been
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
"That's So, Mars william. .

Since the melancholy catastrophe Of the 10th
instant, in Baltimore, whereby an unofending
youth of eighteen lost his life, the proper au-
thorities Of the State, both civil aud military,
have issued stringent orders, prohibiting the
parading Of troops at night. 1t seems strange
TO US thar any body Of troops should parade the
streets with loaded arms; and still stranger
that those I'm Baltimore should fire at the crowd
on the sidewalks, with the slight proyocation
they had.
The fact is that the black man has been so
thoroughly imbued with the idea 10y mlsera-
Die euissaries from abroad, as well as by what
they read AMI hear read. Of what the political
leaders Of the s5-callsd Republicans say) that
the whites ofthe South are their enemies, that
thew readily seek occasion for revenge ON them.
The better class Of the colored people know
ttat tlis Is not So. They are well aware that
their ola masters and their former employers
are their tcs, friends, aud that they are really
doing an that men can do consistently, to be-
friend them, and 20 elevate them 70 the condi-
ton that God designed they should occupy
uot seeking, as the extremists Of the North pro-
TESS that they are, to raise him in these States
above the white man.
It stated in our exchanges. that some days
ago, the Hon. Mr.. Goggin was addressing a
large audience on the political topics Of the
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
The Ohio Radicals.

Its1aw oscc-tS'ucl that mai0r.ues hay,
been given against the following Of tie Ohio
Radical members Hayes Ssleueh, Lawrence
Clark Saea1e-g.- B@-alaad. Asl,y, Wilson.
F.a-z and Bingham. I1 tlc a.str.g,so. Col.
Nm-sa. Judge Van Trump, and General Nor
gan. the aut-Eadical uaiortes have been
greatly Increased and these, with the eXcep-
-.ao.tae Western Reserve Abolition districts
are che .a. ones ,r-'yregrose- bythePrescut
Hcumas--s. Tie discontinue Of the foul
tagaea Wade Is IN ITSELF an achievement be-
yoai estimate. Its an e1,iaguisauent Of Lis
Pres Dental rre,-ut.gas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
II. c. ESTLER, Clerk.

It is stated in dispatches from Washing
ton, that the man who was once gardener at
the Presidents House, during J Lincoln's
administration, and is now living in Washing
ton, is offering to sell, for publication, letters
formerly received by him from Mrs. L., of a
discredtable character and also to give full
history Of domestic affairs, &c This is shame
full II is also stated that Mrs. L., herself is
with the aid Of a female friend, preparing a
book, giving an account Of matters and things
about the White House, and " showing up
certain politicians who were currying favor ~
there during her husbands life Some think
she is insane That is a charitable sugges-
ton. alexandria Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
Foreign.

.-1 D. N.vrs ANN
;rrortant and unexpected intelligence that the
Garibgldians have evacuated the Papal States.
T-al,. has pIelcel herself to enforce the treaty
of September guaranteeing protection to the
PONIES damiDiors The French expedition at
TolIan will not now be ordered to sail. The
Paris Pc,rie says that French troops were ready
tocross the Alps Dispatches received PRIOR
20 The above give us interesting accounts vi we
success gI t"e 'iaIl""'iaAS IN '"e' NOV e'lle'S
.a'er TasI'''N SIS '"y ,c es '.,''''o, u, ''o "
Garbadi's troops s,ill remaining. A Paris
DESPATCH also saws that no answer has been re-
tr-ne5 bv Italy 70 thcultimatun of Napoleon
Srs,roa Sr,ryrn AM HIS W,yg.-Simul-
,,rerrs', with the announcement that Senator
SIMMER i tr,veriro THROUGH the West. deliver
inc n roIitiral " Ieetrre composed it is said
chiefly of plagiarized gems, comes also the ru-
NOR that Mrs. Sumner, so recently married
disguised and disappointed in finding the
God-like' wanting even IN the attributes OF
'.'''''.U' "U 'l,'','' az ,.e I'i , ~
'"Huy 60 men SUE % s,.,'1,' la ,,',;
lo-'y s'Jy'u' an. Is 80 ~ .''',,, ,'S' ~,
Ie''y ~ 'i,..,l' ,''''''' '''' Wv '''''''
''''''' 1''s.'' y''''''
AZ ApNl'si = ,' ~ ,'g''Ig r oo'' az ,o
Iu,el S1ls ','y No'S''L. - VI,
PUO.',a" governor eject VI G"I'' y': ''yu'.I,
nv $3.50 .hoi- f.,, tbo cn-
,'.. ~, -. 49, 80
M - .,-,;'.,, 10, tricteI COL
orej suffrage has been run into the ground. If
the North, It's small colorci population, long
nee VII. not nave IT, why os IN S sue. nGrr!
% i'T's IL upon '"e @'"'1' "''" l'''',''S o' al
ignorant race gus, Te'ease0 IRON Oo""asc'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
ATTRACTIONS ron THE LADIES.
Notice.

TJNHE Board Of Education Of Charlestown Town
ship have extended the time for the collection
OF the School and Building Taxes for their town
ship, until the 10Th Of November next Those who
have not yet paid the said taxes, notified that
no further indulgence will be granted beyond that
time but that ALL without exception, viii thcFeaf
ter be charged the per cent. additional required
BY the law. BY order
JOHN G. COCKRELL,
Oct u IsCT-9t Treasurer
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
The Presidency.
Especial Dispatch to the Washington Star

Especial Dispatch to the Washington Star.l
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct PA Washing
ton special to the Press states that a reconcil-
iation Of the political differences between Thur
low Weed, Horace Greeley, and other New
York politicians, has been effected, and that
they will make combined effort to secure the
Republican nomination for the Vice Presidency
for some New Yorker, probably Senator Nor
gan or Governor Feuton. The dispatch states
also that while it's generally conceded that
General Grant will head the ticket, and that
Greeley and his friends will continue TO urge
the claims of Judge Chase, or some enc else
up to the time Of the holding Of the nominating
convention, when the name Of one Of the gen.
tIemen above mentioned will be offered for the
Vice Presidency as a compromise between the
Grant and Chase factions.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
FASHION BAZAAR.

TINE Ladies Of Charlestown and vicinity are re-
spectfully notified that during the present
week Miss Maggie Johnson
will open TO the public her new Fall and Winter
Fashions. The ladies OF this community have ne
yer before been invited to a more attractive dis
play of fashionable Millinery Goods. The newest
and rarest productions of Paris and New York Ar
tistes are brought into requsition 20 appease the
Goddess of Fashion, and meet the demands OF her
deyOtees.
The ladies are solicited to examine her stock be-
fore purchasing. Everything in the Millinery de
partment executed Ia mode, quickly and without
exOrbitant charge.
May be found at the late residence Of her father.
October "a, 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
CALL. EXAMINE AND PRIoRl

IN addition to the fresh, large and varied stock
heretofore on hand, have just received at my
store-room opposite the Bank building, alarge and
general assortment OF
HATS, BOOTS, SHOES, GROCERIES,,
Brandcs Whistles, Wines, Holland Gin, Rum,
Catsups, Pickle. Coarse and Fine Salt Kerosene
Oil, Tobacco cheap grades and the best quality
for chewing or smoking, and Cigars at al prices.
QUEENS, WOODEN, STONE & GLASSWARE,
4 general assortment OF Gents Furnishing Goods
consisting in part Of superior Over and Under
Shirts, the real Buckskin Cloves, Carpet-Sacks,
Umbrellas &c. Hosiery general assortment
very cheap and well worth the attention Of the La
dies. Soda Water and Mushroom Cracker,
Cheese. Candies and Nuts and Fruits generally
Mackerel, Shad. Herring, Canvass Hams, Bologna
Sausage, Dried Beef &c. Fresh Beefand Sausage
will be found constantly on hand, aud can be OBJ
tanned day or night.
Es- Corn Meal and Flour, Buckwhcat and Po-
tatoes. constantly hand
sLfj- All kinds Of COUNTRY PRODUCE taken
in exchange for goods.
These articles will be sold at the very loresf liv-
ing profit, and a call from the public generally is
respectfully solicited. JACOB u. BROWN,
Oct. a. 1867. Agent.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
OYSTER SALOON NOW OPEN.

TINE undersigned will open on Thursday and con-
tinue during the season, bis capaciOus OYS-
TER SALOONS. where both Ladies and Gentle
men, can have them served up in every style, with
all the necessary Accomplishments
Oysters furnished 20 Families by the Pint, Quart
or Gallon, at the lowest rates.
October %, 1861. GUSTAV BROWN.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24

GEyEEAI SlszL, William Cullen Bryant,
and Henry Ward Beecher have signed a pet.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
Interesting to the Ladies'
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL
MILLINERY GOODS.

MFRS. A. C. MITCHELL & CO., have received
vi their new supplies, and offer to the ladies Of
Charestown a stock of
Millinery Goods, Trimmings, &c,
never before surpassed in this place for richness
and variety.
Bonnets Of newest patterns; Hats-embracing
all the styles now worn Trimmings for Bonnets
and Dresses such as FLOWERS, RIBBONS,
FEATHERS, VELYETS, BUTTONS, &c, &c.
The ladies Of the town and surrounding country
are invited to an inspection Of these goods.
To- Store opposite the Methods; Parsonage on
Main Street
October q. 1867.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24

ThaddeuS Stevens, IN a letter to a friend,
commenting upon the recent elections in Penn
sylvania aud Ohio, says: Sick as | am,
take this occasion 70 thank God for the late de-
feat. The Republican party acted cowarily
49, - -.-t ----. ~ T .fa
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24

Az OUTRAGEOUS ACT.-On Saturday night
last some uumitigated scoundre forced the
Vestry room door Of Grace Church, and robbed
it Of the Rector's gowns and overcoat, after
which he entered the church, broke open the
charity boxes and carried off their contents
We blush TO state that our community con-
tains one 50 deprqved as to rob the sanctuary
Of God, and sincerely trust that he may be
discovered and receive the punishment he so
richly deserves O'qrLs Journal.
The Third Quarterly meeting for the Berry
Vile circuit Of the Methodist t. Church. South.
under the pastoral care Of Rev Messrs. W. G..
Eggleston and T. f. Hetterick, commenced in
this place on Saturday last Rev w s. Baird,
p Z. and Rev. \. Wilson are in attendance,
and have preached to large and attentive con-
gregations. Observation-Disclosures Is manifested
and several peuiteuts were az the alter on sun
day night Clarke Journal.
SHOOTING ArrEAY.-Nashville, Oct 21.-
YESTERDAY on the Charlotte Turnpike, near
town. B. f. Foster, son Of the late Senator
Foster. while riding home in his buggy, was
shot, it is said, by E. II. Douglas, son Of Byrd
Douglas. merchant, Of this city. Douglas was
accompanied by bis brother. Hugh Foster
was wounded in the hand and breast. though
it is thought not dangerously. The parties oc-
cupy high social positions and the affair ere
atcs much discussion. Colonel Stone, police
commissioner, to-day bound the Douglases over
20 the Criminal Court for trial, fixing the bond
at $4,000.
THIRTEEN Nan KlLLED.-Springfcld, Mass.
October pa terrible accident occurred at
the Hoosic Tunnel yesterday, by which thir-
teen men were either killed outright or were
sutfocated 20 DEATH The gasoline works at
the mouth Of the shaft exploded and burned,
falling down the shaft and burying the whole
gang of workmen at the bottom. The bodies
l. tr;.o4. 4 Co. e7,r,a Tav-e
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24

THE CLoTu ISTEREsTs.-The auction inter-
ests are playing the mischief with those who
have stocks Of goods on hand. We are pointed
to parcels of excellent goods which cost s. % a
yard in gold TO import, which have sold at
auction as low as 81 5O-a loss Of about 81 IS
yard This is but a sample case, but very
sad one TO many in this city. The losses by
auction, we are told, mainly fall on foreign
houses who have their agents in the United
States.-N. T. Express.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24

+ OW'S English Brown Windsor, Glyeerine. To
. ney. Turtle Oil and large stock Of American
Toict Scans. AISQuITH d BRO.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-10-24
Lumber.

CHEESE & CRACKERs-Cu Cutting and Pine Ap-
I pie Cheese for sale by W. EB1.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-14
LLoyd's Repor, of Narinr Disasters.

| 1 4
The S'a,lSt'cai "a'''',"'' ~ i.nn's '" '"n',
@ 'a1 t. l,n'ij i for . 1s III. T. iv%l ''. H., ,u H.
Sn"ln& r"l'Fi'l i'''' -" WI ''' ~ writ = =
l"S wn, her ro '' a" @ @ ', c"i;si"n 81 stra"d. ,I
itr@ capture lfa"y, W. ~ 'lr oils; H'i'' a!-''
III" sn wh'%r @ ~ '%'., ;,r nSS ff :; ms Tn '.'i"' u
more or US 10 ., m 'ir iI' - u 81; Nr"S'. 49,,
the loss ol HE rl"''.'' Nv, ~ .'i!. re>!"' :"
returns ar" at rl'l,, ,"' anr,''i a,n '5'
committee !l'Vr '', n.a,.;i"f
IN excess "r tlia :lv'.i, VI .' .ar',a, inn' ~
II an"ar,; ,h. VIZ. :, -, 81 Will, ,e
"tn ca>'l1i'''t CO., [n,,t"r 80 in ,,,n s,.,d
on,o -; ~ ,,n ,I;rd aud 3jal in tbc torrtb sn ,haf
-''a III inc ',,ir" n"; r',, Wa
the 'is1Stcr ~ stS '',''', 49, W. -,
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'i .' ti" vow in,.n. ne mis-
81! r""nr''i ,o-S .in i'.' :,
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rhnrs hr cha rs III 'rN'n-E'ls 'ta1'rSl ,i
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-14

David =. Rhoad,s, who has been connected with
the New York Tribune since that journal was
started has accepted the Presidency of the New
York News Company. The Tribune says of him:
Mr. Rhoades began his newspaper career i'll
ls3y, ON he New Yorker, published ly Mr..
Greeley. and afterwards assisted III the publication
Of The Leg Cabin i'll 1S4o. His connection with
the Tribune dates from the first number of the
paper April 10, 1871. and since that time he has
been in charge OF the distribution Of its editions
and sending the Express bundIes--a difficult and
important duty which required him to be m is ,i;;
tie entire edition of the paper had been delivered
in the morning. With the exception If two Years
employed in the composing room, Alr. Rhoades
has ieen absent from his post but six nights III
twent y-six years, and not once from sickness. In
this lon. service Mr.. lthoades has personally sll-
pcrlntcI,,lcd tn, distribution of more mill" uf
copies Of the Tribune than We dare to calculate,
and has t!cscrvc,!ly won reputation with tie pub
lie. and the respect and confidence OF the PUBLISH
cls Of the PIPER. That energy and industry hc
,a. always shown will, doubtless, have ample op-
,mrlnnity in the responsible place for Which he
ia~ been wisely selected
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-14
Washington NcM..

THE GEORGIA AND mississippi INJUNCTION
CASES DISMISSED EY TIL. SErEt:HIE COURT.
WAsH1SGToN. MAJ 13.--rnr De Hard case fron
California has been decided adversely 10 he II Iils
interest.
The case OF Virginia rs. Nest virginia involving
jurisdiction over certain coIntie>. Wa cuntii:iGd
The Georgia and Mississippi INJUNCTION cas-.
wero dismissed Tor want nf jurisdiction In" argt!-
ment If the court To oc delivered hereafter.
OnlT the Georgia Imi auction Bill w.,s dismissed
to-day, for want of jur!s,liction
The Mississippi Ball, alleged 10 cnH'r'. he Nrsa''-
sls case of treasury seizure, viii p:"''a i he ar
gued on FRIDAY.
The Internal Revenue receipt; to-day .,,nonnt 10
s71S,000.
Tho Land Office reports show that $50 farms.
covering ovor 2I0Ol acres had been entered i'll
Louisiana for the first quarter ut the year.
Replying to tn. Committee "f Knight .rrmrlars
Inviting the President TO Bosom ~ the Masonic
celebration. Mr.. Johnson said he had thu, far de-
cned to accept any Invitation with which he had
been honored because of the imcomplctcncss OF the
work under the Reconstruction Act'. which had
barely been initiated; that NATL tho Attorney zen
erals opinions. NOW in p:rpfratlon shall harr
been submitted and c,asid.rci | and s':iH genera
/ lies in accordance with hi opinion snail have
Leen adopted for the ..ldiaca ri military cotn-
lnalldcrs whereby thcv l'c governed by uniform
practice.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-14

In uIlc u" hi tr,''.iil !r;r.. ri ti,arr~'.,'r :.
e.. S"n.t't Wi.,n ,"!i i:!- whli. iisi,,,, t.; II
they dill ANYTHING I" prevent lie ,!rk, -, y.-
ng for his part. or IIrrat,m Ito punish Il. ;nr"r
,luinS. l., ralLu aHar"r r,,il.: tIr"il IN! !!r.-
mrnl Ic SlIu i'll yur m rnn!isralin" Ii.ii' .." "r-
t.. ls h.. Is "i, al Tin very nci! IL" pro-, r,,i
fulrr .sr suffrage rr!,icrllcut i" rIa;,~ IL.
lv h, l",~!;uir Ia int'' rii STATE un ni- Hav
iir and t,.i I>, l.i'!rai ",ui',yrrs ~" ,,lrl:-
I'd rll their w"rLmr ar l. ,.I"r:t,,, i"r ~.
tn. lI.!n."rair ihrI I',ai ln iali COZ
.r for rriili li-rat!I% i,cr rr"p':t.. ~ &, lover
" rrrI,rt equality IT, rrr;a'r!, r:i;li,"l show !.'
favor IT, IL, wii.. a'ri t',dI. .iu II , ON.
l;ui ailaI ~"rl of puillc i"I!cv l. that. rr At
li,;i liz. ours. wi.c i."' tciai runit."il~ az. !
the heads "f NJ c..IrI% t,.' 80. iu.i .io "a,
practical support So tar II the withdrawal . tho!
opposition ''n,rr,. "f the part nlkiris ,i,i,
I!ir.;.t-. HAT, however. j. tie ,h;h L" wliiel,
l;;lnai.s has ...',,l'd III ira::,:i.,.. down ,.u,
nati"ra ,.;:!>iu."n It can CONCEIVE oi mn M, >n>
which ar, n": purely ia:tis,,u ~ HAT r., e, ~
-nnr way I" paiisin a,lia:,a@c; and II knows
uXrc mel ll"i lt tiIi winch j. yi.li!,,, II, /;
rr.t, a:i,l III 't~ iana':a: Il ii warnings sud
mean mcrnccS L. Tins tn,' grand feast If Iir..-
dom ,u which tiIr pr,.',l.' "f the ,,nl'r; ncr, ln-
ytri /" ~ down, Is tiIt, ia VI l., pt~tur.-
r,,ii,ii "f 'iIlrriA into wiil''ii all mI rrr /. ,.
turned ulil : EnS',.n Pos.