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PRov1s1oxs FoR THE SourH.----1he evidences are
unmistakable that there should be no delay in for
Xaraing p1oyisions to the destitute portions Of
the South and rom no point can any Of the greatest
suferers be. more readily reached than from Bal
Gmore: Whist 1t is, stated In the following that
one railroad has determined to do in bringing for
ward supplies, Ks we have (. no doubt that
al the Other roads leading into Baltimore
WI !, also be equally ready to undertake,
tof freight also, as intimate there is every induce
nent for farmers and others having anythinp to
spare to hurry their contributions to thie CITY
=, !, ;2 2 BAIIHoAE, March 16 1867.
I6 Me Editors of the EBaltsmcre Sun n.-EHorts
are being made to send provisions to the South,
The Baltimore and Philadalphia Railroad@ Com
pa,y yil receive provisions along its line of
railroad and furnish cars, II duly notified, ana
nr1ng the. com and meat here without! ctarpe
A-rnng gements VIII: be made here to reand these
provisions South without charge 5aB is beEeyed
tfhat strnitar a11angementss can Be- made along an
tho lines OF railroads. III all Chez peuy5Ia; IA orr
etAte VIII promptly collect food and sa1id IN fnr
vard, :crest Teleie win be given. Many who cnn-
,, nos give money may send bread and neatss We
Know that many are suffering, and no tinae.ahonid
% lost lest some peri b 6efore food can reaot,
them. Prstvisions forwarded to Baltimore anSy Ia
sent to any OF the undersigned: George M GliI. p
.Pendleton, Ira Canheld, Harnian BroAyn r.
Grhle, Robert HoG, W a. N. SpiEari HENRY g. aIsrk
W. K. Sewers, James i. Pentland and llexa nder
Ia
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REVOLUTIONARY MOVEMENT m CUBA.-We are re-
liably informed that there is deep under current
OF politics in the Island Of Cuba, which IS designed
soon to develop into movement of serious conse-
qnences. 1t has its promptngs in the recent
attempt ct political revolution in the mother
country, the Spanish Peninsuls and it has for its
special object the return of Gen.D Dlce to the Cap
tain Generals palaceat the Havana. We are as
sured that not only the poll itchns bat tho oRcers
OF the army and nary are deep ins saeheEna ex-
it be- succesaful hettaT pay
We.do not doubt The reality cfs this movement.
nor it's wide. .ranaidca,ions. We arc assured Of
both on the most ubted authority. Such un-
dercurrents, however, have always existed in The
lsland, ever since the first attempt to throw of
The Spanish yoke in the American colonies.
There have been attempts .of. the people
to gain their Independence; attempts to
ebohtionize the 1sland; attempts of the Creoles
to ii overpower the Spaniards; 7attcmpts 5 at
everything under the sun, from -tillibusterisn
on q grand scale, down to a local emerlte. But
they have all amounted to nothing, and that is
why the Island Of Cuba is still called sethe ever
faithful Isie." !" Held tight in the Spanish yico.
she has 4 alone. Of al tho Spanish American colo,
MES, the honor Of : loyal Nomenclature. And now
50 hrm 1s she held, by the presence OF powerful
army and navy, and BY almost simpregna6le fort
resses, ,-ss we'll as by the executive offices ali being
IN the hands OF Spaniards, sqho are, every .feT
years, fresh from the Peninsula, that there Is
scarcely the p ssbilty Of the success Of any
luhonoIY Inovenent-.Neto Orleans Times. !SFs
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IsspEAoH1rExr WrrvEssEs,--Cwin, !; i q &, 81 i

1sREAoHMEKr WrrnEssEs. to the .fact
that the presence Of the members of the Judiciary
Committee was required in the House during the
passage OF the Registration Bill, no impeachment
whose preliminary examination on Saturday last
has alresdy been mentioned, viii be called sgain
to-morroW. The books OF record Of fha transfer OF
property by the Freedmene Bureau in Louisiana;
while he vas In ohafge, nave been procured, and
he will be required to explain the reason Sor his
wholesale restoration Of abandoned end confiscat-
ed lands to thor robel owners, and the Connection
Of the Pr5sident 5therewith. Gen. Rufus saxton,
who for long time had charge Of the Bureau In
lima and deorgia, has becn subpaaned, and win
arrive here tomorrow. It Ii evident that the i'm
peachers are iFyinG to make strong point against
the President, based on, ahs action in retnrninn
properly to the Southern people and particularly
IN HIS alleged failure to execute the conAscaAion
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The Irisla Rebellion.

LATEST DATES 5Y THE ATLANTIC CABLE
LoNDoN, Maroh 1e.-Large bodies ct troops have
beon sent to Liverpool to preserve the peace
rising of the Irish In that city being apprehended
/ A large number Of Fenians have been captured In
various parts Of Ireland, and many of them conn
mitted for high treason. A general rising OF the
Fenians is expected to take place throughout Ire
land Tomorrow lst. Pat-icks Day.. The Govern
ment, which Is fully informed OF the movemants o9
the Fenians, Is believed to be able to suppress any
insnrrechon5 before il assumes very formidable
proportions. 4
3 The emigration to America from Cork, for the
past few days has been extremely largo. = Many
OF the emigrants wero recognized as Eeing CON
.nected with the recent Fenian uprising near Kill
larney. It is supposed the unusual exodus is
caused, in part at least, hom anticipated blood
shed in Ireland. US 3G
u DuBLIH, March 13.- The fears that the Ferians
would attempt another general rising to-day have
not beon realized ches from all parts OF
the Islnnd report that the country is quiet. Ere-
.quomt arrests are made by the Police IN the dis
Affected districta ri
lIvERpooI, March II. IN disturbance \ was
created here BY tho Feninns to 3ay. as vas feared.
and the city Is entirely Tranquil
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ME PREsDEIT's VIEWS OF InE MILITARY Biz
The Washington correspondent Of the Herald Of

II 4 "a, G Fl I Z
411E PREs1DEaF's 90 VIEWS OF TEE MILITARY Biz
The Washington correspondent Of the Herald Of
Tuesday, says: I. :..' }s..4s 81.
In an interview with President johnson Last
Saturday, the subject of reconstructing the South
ern States under the nav military governor bill
came up and his opinion beisg asked on the sub.
the holding. of elections under military control
was In conflict with the spirit Of republican insti-
tutaons. Then rising and retiring 70 an adjoining
the following extract from an address OF Daniel
Webster to the citiEens Of Massachusetts, on the
occasion Of the celebration Of the completion Of
tn tne p Bunker Hill Monument, on the 18th of june
e They are yet on theig trial, and hope for q a.
voraole result but truth-sacred truth-and fdel-
ity to the cause OF civil liberty compel me to say
Of the3spirit Of that monarchy from which they
separnted themselves. Quite too frequent resort
il made to military force, and quite too much Of
tanning armies not for defence agaiist foreie1 ag
gression, but for enforcing obedience to domestic
authority. Standing armies are the oppressive in
stpmeate 1or g goyerning the people in the hands
republic, government founded on mock elections
and supported only by the sword is movement in
deed, but retrograde snd disastrous movement,
tenn. II men would enjoy the blessings OF repub-
Iican government, they must govern themselves
by reason, By mutual counsel and consultation, BY
aoquieseene of sfe minority N she vii III q the the
majority properly expressed, and above all, the
military must be kept, according to- the Language
Of our bin Of rights in strict snbordination 70 tie
learned and practiced, there can be mo political
freedom Absurd, preposterous is it, ,.a scoR and q
satire on free forms Of goyernm ant 70 be prescrib
BIO exercised at the point Of the sword. "a Is
His 1.-THE Prfsident's) OWE feelings, he said,
agreed With Mr. Webster on the eubject. \
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lEoR TIE .uIzARLEsToN DAILY NEWS. ]
. j. .5.s {. The Crisis. .sS,,.. X,

y Mess,S: Editors.-As 8 Southern man, Identified
with the South in the misfortunes Of the past as
we'll as IN the bitter experience Of the present II
cannot. look with iHarence upon the. apathy
which sseens topervade the white portion Of our
sYellow:cifgens. Where is that spirit and manhood
which has sso often carried us through the aery
ordeal Of the past7 Shall we continue to sit down
Sandab5eotly= submit 10 be made the foot ball Of
every de7nagogue who is thrown as fire brand in
our midsta They are now doing all they can to
iIaarle the passions and SOW the seed Of 'chscord
inst the minds Of those to whom interest well as
past associations should bird MS I'M ties of the
strongest friendship. II this is the course We in
Intasd 10 pursue then indeed we merit and shonld
receive the scorn and contempt Of the civilized
world What can: we dol Why let usmske the
best % fhe condition in which we fnd ourselves.
4Byexertng ourselves to counteract. the Influences
which designing and bad men are seeking to e1or-
cisefo our injury and their political aggrandize-
ment, while we sre expected to strictly OBJ
serve the laws which have been nude for
ON. government: Wo cannot be expected to sacri-
! fee on Of our manhood and honor by passiTely
submitting to the: teaching Of those who,e not
having the fear Of God IN their hearts; and with
Gey1 intent, seek to array one portion Of our popu-
lation against the other. Let u.s. by our teachings
end examples give the lie to the idle vagaries with
which designing men seek to deceive and beguile
tho ignorant masses, whom they wish to nse as
tools. :c7s5E ~ Y .s5tS s;@i4 f
The duty of the hour demands of us to. do al
we:csn to avert the dangers which threaten us.
It seems to me some Of our influential citizens
should call . meeting to seriously deliberate upon
our condition and the beat means to be employed
in culttyating that fasaraal feeling with our color
ed citizens, which is so essential 70 tho interest
and happiness Of both. In conclusion, ] earnestly
appeal to my fellow-citizens 70 awaken from their
lethargy-be up and doing, and ali may yet, be
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Pennsylvania's Reply to North Caroline,

Pennsylvnnia's Reply to North Carolina.
At the recent session of the North Carolina
legislature e series Of resolutions were adopted
5West.to meet in national convention for the pur.
pose OF proposing, in exact conformity with the
esRe udttiR5tea States such amend
such Inutual concessions as Will load to restora.
aea4y nRpy y pennssvana in recen,
massage to tho Legislature Of that State, acknoWl
edges the rcceiEt Of these resolutions, and
would be satisfied simply to submit the com.
munlcation without comment, but, says he, when
we reflect that the people of North Carolina
Mon with the loyal States that they have
pee been Ior many years in the habit Of looking
with great indifference upon tho national interests
thrilling nnd sanguinary war Of the rebellion they
used their utmost efforts to destroy the ConstiI.
tuition and The Union, and to establish hostile
fused to ratfy the mild and wholesome a1nendmenta
to the Constitution; that Congress, by the passage
OF the Reconstruction Act, has made salutary
and that for the other refractory districts lately
engaged ID rebellion, is not the presumption with
which these unrepentant rebels and subjugated
traitors now ask for mutual concessions surprising?
The people Of Pennsylvania have always been vi
to the government, true to the constitution and
aws OF the NATION, and have stood in the foremost
no concessions to make, certainly none to those,
who have waged q troublesome war, and who have
been conquered at the point of tho bayonet, The
doctrine is certainly abhouent that defeated trea
son ehould ask the loyal men Of this country to
meet them upon equal terms in Convention to
amend tho Constitution they repudiated and at.
tempted to destroy; The guilty failure Of those
men ha 8 assigned them to q far different task
submission to the terms OF the conquerers and
obedience to that law which ne all obey. A.
While PENNSYLVANIA has no concessions to make,
her people, desiring speedy, just and proper re-
" beseech the citizens Of North Carolina and of all
the Southern States, to return without delay to
the benign Influences Of tho Government, while
wait for more severe conditions, and perhaps for
more serious punishment, 8tlSiI T'1i67.'.@
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ARREST OF HON. JoHS MoRnnssEY, M. C.-The
Irish Times Of the LIST inst. gives its readers the
following piece Of information - @
Last night at the Limerick Junction, Assistant
Inspector General Brewnrieg, Of the constabulary,
Cork, john Morrissey, the celebratea prize fighter
ana member Of the United States Congress, on o
charge Of Fenianispn, Just he had aliehted from
firatcolass carriage. He had arrived at Cork By
the Cunard steamer Anstralasian, and was pro-
ceeding 70 Tippera1Y town. He is known as the
nan ma who bad The arat great ghtin eapada near
John G. Heenan, whom Morrissey defeated after a
desperate fight of Ttwenty three rounds, which
occupied nearly three hours, He has since become
sg g1n palace Propsaetor and legislator, and joined
having subscribed largely to its funds. Morrissey2
whe1 arrested tainted, and had to be taken to the
gentlemen,s waiting room, where restcratives had
to be applied, after which he wss taken to Dublin
IN consequence Of his arrest, large force Of in
fantry was sent down early this morning to the
Junction, where the nen are encamped for the
i When it is remembered that aIr: :MoBR1ssEY is
occupying his seat in Congress, the above win be
appreciated. 22s ,H!
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ICon5MUMCArror1

Mr. EDITOR: AS freedmen who attended the n,eat
ing on Thursday night last win beg Of Won ~
kndnesa to allow me to say through your paper that
think we were put outin tho cold and that the
had 1t an to themselves: have up my mind to at
tend no other meeting until the Freedmen aro left an
trely to their own affairs and can act without an
at influence Il ON any quarter, FREEnnI an :"
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Two car loads cf provisions were sent Sdtulraay
morning rom tAntn 70 tie citigens -
ChastanooSas, 1f no accident occurred the sIp-
pales were distributed To- that people
sasrday evening, and were doubtless most accep-
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TELEGRAPH
Our Cable Dispatches.

LONDON, March 22-Noon.-Financial un-
changed.
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Noon.-Cotton dull /;
1ssd. for Mlddling Uplands; sales 60o0 bales
LIVERPOOL March 22-2 o'clock P. M.-Cotton
declined I'D. since noon Mddling Uplands 134d \
LIVERPOOL, March %, Evening. Cotton closed
hoavy; Middling Uplands 1914; Orleans 1s5d.
Sales 1000 bales. i-S, :.
PAR1s, March 22.-It is announced that the En-
peror iavors confederation, to be composed of
Trance, Holland, Belgium and Switzerland, against
Prussia. :, .5
QUEENSTOWN, March 22-Noon.-The steamer
'sCity of Antwerp has arrived.
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as- ALL DEMANDS AGAINST THE sCHR.
RENsHAW, chase master, must be presented at 1ha
Once OF the undersigned in duplicate by IL O'Clock 70
Ao1To the 23d instant otherwise they win be debarred
payment. ~ r EnsTov = m
March % c.:
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New York Market
NOON DISPATCH.

4 Lf?. NEW II OT1A MAT&eEs
"A .lcsE:t3*sssst = NOON DISPATCH. 5E
New YoRX, March 22.-Flour 5a1O cents better.
Wheat firm and advancing. = Corn1a2 cents lower:
5si5'5s IS, . 1 EVENING D1srATcH. -
~. Stocks heavy; Five-twenties lof '62, coupons,
c6ld s43. steady saIas $500 bales,
s.at 3o2as1 for Midding Uplands. Flour active and
: : advanced 1Oa15 cents State seat2 so. Wheat
ACTIVE, land advanced 2a3 cents. Com declined La
"a cents Mixed Western 81 1871 II. Provisions
unchanged, "a Naval Stores quiet spirits;ot Tm-
:1,entine 79asO; Rosin s. 25a9 So Freights quiet
~ steam to Liverpool d:ae:16d. Gold closed at
J, 1874 ,lcTr ,sfss: h. - H Es = Ee .l1 b! ~ 0
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a@r THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DARLINGTON DIsrRIcT-N EQUrTY-HANNAH ).
Administratrix, u.s. ELLEN E HART JOHN
W1THE1lsPooN. Il y e al-Rn1 FOB NJUNcT1oN,
ACCOUNT AND Rel Is ordered that the credit:
oss OF JOHN $LGidAET be epjodned nom proceeding to
recover their claims ct law agnst and
shst they do prove and establish their demands against
the said John = Hart, before the Commissioners Of
this on or before the frat day Of November NEXT
and n default thereof that tay be barred the benz
edt of any decree to- he made A
e also cory Of this order be published
at least once aweek until the first dsy Of Noveher ne1t
in the Darlington seue1ner and the Charleston Da.y
lse,ns. :555 5' ,. ..; : - ~
above Is true copy from the original order made
In the above case 10Th Februl.y. 1867. - I'D !
y sg2s A. F. EDWARDS, C.: E D. Dfft
Soa1A1ssIoFER's OFFICE, Darsington O. a., February
%. 1857 s., sss n ::sss. February %
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

So EXTRACT FROM THE MINUTES OF THE
Board of Commissioners of tho Charleston Orphan
House. 21st March, 1857:
Resolved That the thanks Of tho Board Of Commission
ers Of tho Charleston Orphan House and are
by rendered to the Fire Department OF Chareston for
lately threatened to destroy that eee and Vg Whirb
unchecked by hem would have rendered houseless
Resotved That this Board gratefully acknowledge the
valuable assistance received from many cihzens, who
volunteered their services and abored earnestly for its
Presor7auon. ....l.0. .@ March %
aS- YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AsSOCIA-
TION.-The Rev. Mr.. BOWMAN will deliver q Sermon
before the Young Mems Christian Association
Sunday Ere',ing in Trinity E. NJ Church. Hasel street
Services to commence at hafpast O'Clock The young
men OF the community especially invited to attend
W. ". PEAIBERTON, Secretary.
N. B-The regular Weekly Meeting Of the Association
will be held THIS Erening ut thor Rooms at hapast
O'Clock Members are requested to attend.
March %
@ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
E T. WNKLER, D.. D., Of tue United First and Went
worth Street Baptist Churches will perform Divine Ser
vice In this Chapel 1oAorrow Afternoon, Oath nst at
O'Clock. . i Morcb %
aS- CITADEL SQUARE ECHURCH.-SERvICEs
Tomorrow Morning at hafpas O'Clock and at Nsoa
at quart before o'clock By the Pastor Rev. LUC1Us
co1HbEnI. 4. March %
aT HOMESTEAD BUILDING AND LOAN AS
desirous of subscribing to the
sioCh OF the above Association Ia charter for which
has been applied for can find Lists open at
ELMoRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
1a..t .@.IlN I Broad street.
g. W. A1MAR & CO.,
Cor. vanderhorst and King streets
W. G.. wHLDEN CO.,
Mafoh 9 No. 255 King street
a WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIM. BLUM DINGLE as Candidate for the shcrtaalty
at the ensuing election.
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OBITUARY
.4f 4=H#. . F....5'eI =,

OBITUARY. II
DIED, on 18th instant Of Meningitis ELIZA GIBBEs
eauehter OF ISAAC D. anu CAao1sE wAIrE aged year
d + Is
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aSMEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen A. NJ MANIGAULT as Candidate for
onetA1 aeA.1. ae inc ensuing election. A CITIZEN
November 81 f'N -.
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a1TREAsURER's OFFICE, CHERAW AND
DARLINGTON NRAILRoAD.-CHEKAw March q. 1857
Holders Of Coupons Of the 1st MORTGAGE BONDS Of
tns Company, due on the 1s April are notified that
tnoy VII ne paid upon presentation ct the Office of the
SonEanJ N cheraw. J. b. McIvER,
March IL e 1r...
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Rowe ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNoUNCF
E NJ. WHITING. ESQ., as a candidate tor sheriff d
Charleston Judicial, District at the next election
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H% NJ ESSRS. EDITORs:-PLEA AN
NouNcE JOHN T. MILLIaAN as Candidate for sheri
OF charleston District at the elscton in July nexi
I and obhge, .t@s-a4.l sl%~, = N"
THE MECHANICS AND woRKNGMEN
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Baltimore Market.

:. !" BA1TMoRE, March 22.-Mour steady and firm
4 !. White Corn 81 osa1 oe. Provisions unchanged.
Mess s2s 81la2s 7A Lard quiet-in barrels 12aa
1sl. Whiskey. quiet. Cotton quiet at sO3as1c for
Midding Mdg Uplands: Freights dull. Exchange, 60
n days, 8E;.sight o.. Gold 1s4a. $50 go coupons
.4109Aa. Money per cent. s.. g. z
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* H5 ARTIFICIAL EYE&-ARTIFICIAI, HUI
MAN EYES mode to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BACCH and 2. GoUaLEMANN tror1nerly employed by
Ro1ssossEAu, Of Paris,. No 500 Broadway. New York
April IA # 75ss al -..E1F 1- Is
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I. sp TEE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
NMElR6cY.-HoWARD " l6 ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men. on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE. and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers and create impediments to MARRIAGE.
"1.n sure means of relief Sent in scaled letter en-
veiopes' free Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKMLN
HoUaHTON, Howard Association. Philadelnhia5 pa NJ
! January 15 - b a..
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cOnn1Ve at GGoif DOiUs Iaik. :. stSg
aAs an evidence Of the universal panic among
people and princes, more especially among the lat
ter, now prevailing, Notwithstanding the repeated
assurances from all sides that peace should be pre-
eeryeds the papers here quote from the Gazette de
5000 900 Of inhabitants now thinks it necessary to
have disposable military for e Of 500, 600 men.
This looks like decimating State ~
Interesting Will be tho information that the
Princess CAROLINE, OF Reuss, w1l on the 18th
abdicate in favor Of her Son, HENBY XXH., and
retire to convent. ~ 7 z4ssg5 ss.,fEes55
!, Have you heard Of the new Paris Guide Book,
finest productions OF the kind the word has ever
seen. LOUIS ULBAcH is the general editor. Heis
assisted by the best writer's Of France VICTOR
HUGO is writing Sle preface. lyasE- Al. 5&s$
new RACHEL it appears has been discovered.
Mademoiselle CoRNElH, young. uneducafed,
but coed looking, inSo one Of the cafes (lknown as
tse 9 a;t Ea7d;torado2 every evening enehants number
:o1aezs the works Of CorsEuLE and RACINE with
brilliant talent and unbounded success. Her Vi
nratlng voice, now soft and tender and now terri
long be permitted to remain aS The cafs Her lar E.
dorado is elsewhere. - 7% I'D s~' ----.S
Y. A good story is going the round Of the papers
here. nOf course cannot vouch for it's truth. In
memorial OF hts regard to his friends and col
leagues, MN. M1oNEr and ST. HnA1nr, says !: stJt
declare leg1er chacu's deasz (or deu1) cent n,e
francs else, il the apostrophe in de,e1 e used
it means, II leave &c each Of them 100 francs.
Now the question is about the eistsncs Of the
sPhs s sss
was too goo. writer. 70 be guilty OF such q bald
indefansbie expression a the absence Of the apos
and go into ecstasy ats a bon mot think it more
thnn likely whole story is manufactured for The
sake OF getting OF good thing.