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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-03-03

NdNT1lfg 1Udgte,
it, without that article, they do not acquit
him, they are greener than ever was when 4
commenced TO practice at the Court Of q uarter
Sessions. Ii that article be inserted the Presi-
dents own letters show both the removal and
the attempt TO defeat the reinstatemant; and
although the Senate should decide the other
charges in his favor, how could he or has coun- :
sci hope to escape from this one-and NJ is
worth all the others put together-unless ii be
on the unconstitutonality of the tenure of
Office bill Let las look and see what chance
he has TO escape there. The Senate has four
times voted on the constitutionality of that
bill. The vote first stood-yeas -, nays g. L
am sorry te say that IT was party vote, but
every Republican voted in its favor. Let me
see, continued Mr.. Stevens, shaking his finger
above his head, the recreant who dares to tread
back upon his steps and vote upon the other
side. There was report of a committee of
conference afterward on the bill, and the vote
then stood-yeas, %; nays, 10; every Republi-
can voting In favor OF the measure. Then came
the vote ON Its overruling the Presid, nt's veto,
and that vote Was-yeas, IS; nays, III: every
Republican voting in favor of the bill Now,
then, lei him who can expect to get out
on the only ground left, il my articles is
adopted. Let him hope, who dsres 10 hone.
that so high body as that Senate will betray
Its trust, Will forget its own act, will tread
BACK us own seton, will disgrace itself in the
face OF the nation. Point me out one W no dares
to do 1t, and you show me one who dares 20 he
regarded as infamous by posterity. What
chance, then, has Andrew johnson with that
article W hich W as kept out in order to give him
looPhole. You see how fair we are.
fIaurhter.l What chance has Andrew John
son if thai article be insertedl Unfortunate
man, thus SURROUNDED, hampered. tangled in
tue messhes of his own wickednessi Cntor-
tunate, unhappy man, behold your doom!
Mr.. BOUTWELL, then offered various amend
ments 10 the articles Of impeachment, ali Of
which We're verbal and unimportant, except as
10 striking out the seventh article entirely.
The amendment Was adopted.
Mr., Jenckes offered an amendment in the
shape OF an additional article, charging tho
President with an attempt TO get control OF the
military power OF the Government IN q mode
not in sccordsnce with the Constitution, and 20
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Surratt.;R eszAE

+ sass Surratf.sF ;RegA,g
WASHINGTON, Oct. %.
Surratt's case will come up in the Grim
inal Court to-morrow,w when arguments
will be heard on theSmotion to dismiss the
appeal from the Court, by which Surratt
was discharged,
The Court of Inquiry I'm General
''is yS@ Dyer's Case. ,i ma
The Court of Inquiry into the official con-
duct of General Dyer, Chief of the Bureau
of Ordnance, will convene on Monday next.
IL is understood that all the officers de-
tailed to act as members, including Gem
erals Hancock and Thomas: will be pres
ent.
Chief Justice Chase's Movements.
Chief Justice Chase leaves next weekato
hold term of the5 United States District
Court at Charleston, S. G. He expects to
go from there to Savannah, Ga, the follow
ing week, to- hold a term OF the Court, in
the place of Justice Swayne, deceased, and
will probably be in Richmond toward, the
close of November. os'SosAs 9fsn 81 5a''s
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

HON. MILTON SAYLOR AND HON.
ROBERT e. CHAMBERS g.i,.
Will address the people as follows s=
At WAPAK9DNETA, THURSDAY. Oct. 10th. "a
At COLUMBUS. Saturday. Oct. 3lst. ..- ~
HON. A. 6. THURMAN, GEN. DURBlN
WARD AND HON. D.J. CALLEN.
Will speak at .iH
NEWARK, Tt ursday, October 2eth ii2' 27 ai'H
WOOSTER Friday, 0ctober 30th
CLEVELAND. Saturday. October 31st. -
HON. p. VAN TRUMP HON. FRANK
II. HURD AND HON.T. j. GODFREY
win speak at
MARIETTA, Saturday. October slst. =
GEN. GEORGE w. MORGAN AND HON
Chiffon A. WHITE, 8. ii sba.r rrls
VIII speak at ). 80 5-- s.. r. =. ~
NEW LISBON, Thursday. Oct. 9sth. sssar 'a
WARREN. Saturday, October 3lst. ,.. r..-e-,7g
II GEN. GEORGE w. McCOOK. -.
| Will speak at ia ID ..l.. 70
WAPAKOEETA. Thursday. October 2sth. ~
| TIFFIN, Friday. October 3oth. if--A .-i-ll /
| TOLEDO. with Hon. r. p. Ranney and Hon, W. ID
| Hill. Saturday, October 3ist. : -. =.
HON. HUGH J. JEWETT, HON. l.. r
| ! CRITCHFIELD, COL. JOHN M, CON.
| NELL AND HON. ROBERT BRIGGS
| Will speak at & q y a - 2 ~ ~
CINCINNATI. Saturday, Oct. 3lst. -r---- -
| HON. HENRY CLAY DEAN
VIII speak at cEi-5 20 -rts o.
| OIROLEyILLE. October 3lst. p. .s- 7,l-ss
w. W..WEBB, e. F. BINGHAM, 81
Sec'y, Ch'm'n.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

UNDINE-We can't say we were pleased
with the way Undine was produced last
night. 1t may be because of the haste in
seemed to us to lack the life and finish
given to the Naiad Queen-the same play
by John Ellsler when he produced it
here two or three years since. There are
swo or three really meritorious people in
he company. Mrs. Oates is a singer of no
mean -pretensions. She has voice of
great compass and power, and very fexi-
,le. In its softer mes it is very
sweet. Miss'Annie Kneass is rather cap
waiting young lady, full of Swinsome ways
hat attract and charm. Sir Rupert, or
rather what there was of it, was played by
Mrs. Nelson Kneass. In the duo with Un-
line her rich contralto told with great
cept the dancers these are all the characters
represented, and the play was curtailed of
its fair proportions to suit the reduced CON-
pany. Md'lle Sanda danced very well. She
is not a first-class, or rather premier dam
seuse, but painstaking and careful. Mons
Maravig danced the Sailors Hornpipe
splendidly. But the corps de ballet, what
shall we say for that? Such a miserable
display of miserable limbs "the heartless
world hath seldom looked uron.n The
scene was pretty, but not
gorgeous. We suppose many OF the de-
fects will be remedied tonight, and we
therefore withhold severe criticism until
to- morrow. '--As 90
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
-ERvous DEB1LIrY, with its gloomy at

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

| TIE TRof FEsrERpAYs-1Therewa quite
lively party at Olentangy Park yester-
day to witness the trot between .Alexan-
der's black mare Maria, Hedges black
horse Charcoal. Perry's black horse Mig
ger' Phelps bay mare Lady Woodruff. and
Owners brown stallion sMorrill.yrF y,
The horses made many ineffectual at
tempts to get off, aud finally it was found
necessary to make scratch for them
They got away finally well together, Maria
leading, Nigger second, Morrill, third, Lady
woodruff fourth and Charcoal slightly in
the rear. The stallion evidently thought
it was arunning race, for he dtrotted but
little of the race. The race between Maria
and Lady Woodruff was splendid one,
and they passed the quarter post neck and
neck, Niger anil Charcoal driving double
behind, and Morrill, galloping along in the
rear. They held these positions to the half
mile, when the black mare stepped out q
little and gallantly led to the three
quarters. .rt
The racing nov become red hot. As
they came round the turn for the home
stretch Lady woodruff showed in front,
and at a rattling pace passed first under
the string, Maria second. Niger third,
Charcoal fourth and Morrill, in the rear
Time 3:031I. 5s.55 75- FL 7sit 81 d. = --i5
Two or three accidents happened while
the horses were coursing, preparatory for
starting on the second heat, because of
the presence of SO many boys and their
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

EMBROIDERY AND PLAIN. SEwING.-Hay-
ing increased facilities for doing all kinds
,f Embroidery, Plain Sewing, Shirtmak:ng
md Needlework of. every, variety, the
Sisters of the Good Shepherd kindly solicit
the patronage of the ladies of this city,
while they tender their sincere thanks for
past favors. We need all the work we can
get. Orders left at Miss M. NJ. Zimmer's,
17S South High street, will receive prompt
attention. oct23-d1w
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Montreal Items,

MONTREAL, Oct. %. H.
Charbouneau's planning and saw mill was
Iburned yesterday. A watchman was burn
ed to death. Loss $50 900. lse IIf
A grand banquet is to be given Mr..
Bridgers on his return from England.
A company has been formed here to
build railway from Lennokville to Me-
guntic and st. Francis. q {
The Paris crew arrived at st. Johns last
night and had a most enthusiastic reeep-
ton. l[ .tEa s-g gF5H
Whalen confidently expects to get new
trial. He has been led TO believe the
Judges will decide against the ruling of
Chief Justice Richards. .a-, -.. s.I-5
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

COUNTY CoMMIssIoNERs.-Ata meeting
OF the County COMMISSIONERS on Tuesday
the following bills were allowed: To H.
Mithoff & Co., So q /; Randall & Aston, for
twelve testaments. 81 so; R. Nevins, for
printing proclamation, $75; to sameutor
advertisement for holding Court, S15 20
toS. P.Axtell, for paper etc., for Probate
Court, S16 y. sBeekey, for lock and bolts
50 rs; to Sparrow. Wright e Hutcheson
fors services as attorneys in the bridge
case. $500; to Sparrow 6 Wright, in the
Fair Grounds case, 500.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

! COLLISION "A buggy. in which were
seated a man and woman, on the Harbor
road near the railway bridge, collided with
a wagon loaded with brick. The man and
woman were thrown out, fortunately with
no other damage than mussing their store
clothes, and the buggy was mashed into
kindling wood.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

SERGEANT Es.-lThiss able and true
hearted soldier left this city yesterday for
Dayton, where he will remain Jew days,
and then take up his line Of march for In
dianapolis. We, scommend him to our
friends wherever he may go as a gallant
and faithful soldier, whose observation Of
the feelings of the Southern, people has
made him sound Democrat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
New YORK market-oct. as.

I COTTON-Less active but steady; sales
sales reported as high as 25Ac, which is an
extreme.
FLOUR-Closed dull and 5@10c lower
for medium and common grades.
Z wHEAT-1@2c lower.
RYE-Dull at 81 45 for western.
OATS-Dull and heavy at 71@7l1ac for
new western. --
for unsound and 81 11@1 1l1a for sound
new mixed western.
PORK-Firmer and excited; sales 250
brls mess at S26 rs cash and regular.
BEEF-Dull and dropping. $50 Is
CIT MEATS AND BACON-Nomi-
LARD-Dull at 171s@l73se for fair to
prime steam. .sb-sss
EGGS-Firm at 3S@S4c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
New York stock Market %.

New York stock market-Ocf. %.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Firmer.
Coupons of 81 1l5@ll51; do 'e2 1l3@
ll31S; do '64 llo1s Oil: do '65 HIS @l11M;
do new 1lO1s; do '67 l1O1a@l103s; do IS
llO3k@llO16; lO.4Os 1051a@l055s -
$50 prices = Wells Express 29@294;
American 45@46; Adams 493z @50; Uml-
ted States 46@4711s; Merchants Union 2219
@2224; Pacific Mail 123@l4i Western
Central 1888 @l2szss; Erie 599 @3924; do
preferred 65S@66; Ohio and Mississippi
5O14 4@3O3a; Wabash 6216@6224; do preferred
l@75; Michigan Central l1S@l19; Michi-
gan Southern s51s@s5A; Toledo 10lA@
lO21s; Fort Wayne 1ll5s@ll2; Terre Haute
l@4215; do preferred "a; Marietta ID
preferred To-, Lake Shore 100.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

LEG BRoKEN.-A boy named Pat Con-
ners, onEof James Conners, who lives on
North Public lane, had his leg broken at
Olentangy Park course yesterday, by fall,
ing from a fence. He was taken to his
home, where his limb was set
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

If you WANT, your Bonnets and Hats
made or trimmed in the latest styles, go to
Mrs A. Downing, No. 81 North High
street. s5s .s oct24-sat-tu-th 7
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

'DREss DRILL AND DANCE The Sherman
Guards will have a dress drill and dance
at their new Armory, Apollo Han, to- to-
night. Tickets 81. Music will be furnish
ed by the Excelsior String band. Prior to
the dance the Guards will parade the prin-
cipaI streets. n - -.a.,.... - 80
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

r9esz Marietta the, celebrated pam
stominist and actress. will make her first
appearance in this city, this season, at the
Opera House, next Monday evening, No
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
LOCAL NOTICES,
PREMIUM MILLINERY at Simmons.

THE ALPINE HAT" newest thing out, at
Clark G. Farmers, No. Neil House Block.
- A.'i1 8 H. 3 o''t p Is oct2s-d2t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

If YOU WANT your Millinery done in
good sty le,s and on short notice, go to Mrs.
A. Downing, No. 81 North High street.
enthusiastically
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

= xc6sr B1LL-The Commissioners yester-
day allowed cost bill in tho case of the State
Of Ohio VS.. Laura Parker TO Justice Comp
ton,and John Milburn. Constable, 81 SO. 81 .
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

Have ,EM.-Many of our subscribers
complain that their papers are stolen In the
morning, before they have chance to
read them. THERE'S no punishment too Sc
we're to be meted out to these newspaper
thieves, hang them. 1TJtla y JslI ~ 20
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

SAMPLE BAG iSToIEN.-The agent of
wholesale boot and shoe house of this city,
on Tuesday night, had his sack or hand
trunk, containing samples, stolen from him
at the depot. He set the sack down on the
oatside of the building, on the south side
He left it but for moment and when he
returned it was gone. Mr.. Robinson, depot
officer, was unavoidably absent from the
depot at the time, having been called to
the bedside of very sick child.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

~ ~ Builders are rushing matters. Jus.
now il, order to get buildings under cover
q. :. tha onnroacbing winter. 9sa ya1sasr
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

HoRATIo SEYMoUR.-Read what Shaks-
peare says of Horatio, in the play OF Ham
let. Had he known the Democratic candi-
date for President, he could not have writ
ten more perfect description; u L
.'Horatio. thou art Q en- as Just msn -peA
As e'er my c nversation copied wlthal.
-''NrS - = e-1-glzsr.7se,f Blessed are those
Whose blood and judgment ara SO comminsled
That they are not pipe for fortunes finger,
TO sound what stop she pleases. Give me that
Tkst Is not passiop,s slave, and Twill wear him {
In my hearts core. aye, in my heart Of hearts,
As I do thee"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

For SALE-House aud lot corner OF
Franklin and Washington Avenue. Most
desirable property; win besold at a bargain
Enquire OF j. W. Moore, No. as West North
street. s@2'-k4- 81 =
oct 13-dtf scFl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
FOREIGN NEWS.
h,5oTBYIATLANTIC CABLE ~ 81
--i7a1 '' Confirmed. - ~. ...,, l = :
- ali 5aialz.-5 Dead, 7auoIia ili Lst9. :
LONDON, Oct 2S. h''
! The Dowager Duchess of Sutherland is
lead.
! Recognition ~

dead.
Recognition. ~
sz- 4~fsa 81 ,7t ea.f LONDON, Oct. 2S.ra
The reports that Great Britain, France
and Italy have renewed diplomatic rela-
tions with Spain under the revolutionary
government, is confirmed. 1t is authorita-
lively announced that Prussia and Portu-
gal have also recognized the new govern
Iment, and that the Papal Nuncio at Ma
drid has put himself in communication
with the Spanish Minister of Foreign Al
fairs. -.---,sr
.l. fssa s5l iIs Died. tis5t go y t5-a II
49, 81. 81 .5-.as r.. 7 LONDON. Oct. 49, ,'s
Right Rev. Charles L. LongIy, DID,
Archbishop of Canterbury, died to-day,
aged "a years. 10 II, 5rs = s.a15.r., zi-l'7r
aNalionaI Guard. A-5 q e-,i5 +
!.gav5s "a res isigsasG PARIS, Oct. %. q,
! The Constitutional says the reorganiza-,
tion of the National Guard is rapidly pro-
crossing in the department The measure
is received with great favor by the people.
Spain. is5r's rst1
/ .-.y ~ ,.i' ~ MADR1D, Oct. 2s.
The Progressista Cubs of this city have
formed a union for political purposes. At
recent meeting ofthe united clubs, Senior
Olesaga- informed them that Queen Isa-
bella would abdicate in favor OF Don Car
los. ~ WLTI[3 g - S8G
T. The elections of members of constituent
CorJes will take place on the 10Th OF No
| vember. ~ = q - - =
Senior Ayala, Colonial Minister, has issu-
ed a circular announcing that the Colonies
will be placed upon the same electoral basis
as that of Spain. -as1. z 9-
| ,s--vb Bombay 81 .oE
| .o-U1 s4-f1Ae2 LONDON, Oct. 2S.
| Dispatches from Bombay report that ad-
ditional su cesses have been gained by the
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
JEwELRY, very low, at simmons.

A 'HeNNEBo's Restaurant, Broadway,
No.Gl3. will give you better satisfaction
than any other in the city. oct2S- st -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

WALKING MATCA - THE
LADY WALKIsT VIcToRroUs.-TheT great
walking match between the female pedes-
drian, Ida Moulton Montana, and Napoleon
Young, over the Olentangy course-she
TO walk three and one-half Dliles, while he
walked seven and a half-came off yester-
a victory for the lady, who defeated her
competitor by mile. The following is the
summary:
IDA NJ. MoNTANA's SCORE.
lst Mile,,s Mics. 3 Miles. / 81 Miles.
l4.25. 4 Il. 1925. 81 42:47. ~ ... -49;5i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

MEALS at all hours, at Gloss and Wilper's.
0cf7-dtf a-s.r. IN w =
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

GrRL ASSAULTED -On Tuesday evening.
about seven o'clock, the neighborhood OF
Oak street, between Seventh and Eighth
street, was alarmed by the cry of 'mur-
der.n On fastening to learn the cause OF
the cry, the people found q little girl cry-
inc, who said she had been Knocked down
by man, who ran off as the people came
out of their houses.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29
Buffalo Nlarket-oct.,a ,as.

5fl Buffalo Market-oct.as.f $ 3
The market generally unsettled, with q 1
WHEAT@No Milwaukee club Ii bb1is sold di,.tti5 al
sT33, and later at.$1 31t9I 32.H . sliyss2gsS =,
OATS-Sales of one boat load at So. y - -
,RYEr-Held at 81 80, but buyers offered
81 %. ) sdtosiIlid0 .sligsl9IfO
BARLEY-Neglecte6.. .-'.-.-. % eai1omsj1o3
HIGHWINES-AtSl 81 Is s1;l "a !, y "a q I
FREIGHTS-Very firm, and asking 1c Z
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

RADICAL PERsEcUTfoNs.-The attempts
now being made by the Radicals of this
city to cover up their frauds by having
certain of our citizens arrested on notori-
ously frivilous .charges-charges without
the slightest particle of truth to sustain
them-have excited the Democracy for a
day or two. Last night meeting was held
at Thurman Hail. when the following were
adopted: ~ o.
WHEREAS, 1t appears that an effort is be.
ing made to intimIdate Democrats by ar
rests, prosecutions and prosecutions: there
fore, e,n1 49, si41.- v5i-"'- =
Resolued, That Democrats will see to If
| that every Democrat who is arrested shall
have justice done him, and that no man
shall be carried out of the county for trial
| or be tried before court not having juris-
/ diction. NJ. - - 10.
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TRANSFERRED YEsTERDAY.-The follow
ing transfers OF real estate were lett at the
Recorders Office yesterday:
Charles w. Rice and wife to Charles M
Williams, lot 7 of Charles w. Rice's sub
division of outlots 81 and 3S, and part OF
outlot 81 in the northeastern addition to
the city OF Columbus, August 10, 1858;
$500. q : -f1ityslo - l--',leA y - y
Bastian Sharp and Valentine Sharp tt
George Althehn, Az acres Of lapd in Nit
fin township, October "a, 1868; sao0O,1o9
George Evans and wifeto. Uriah Jenkins
,oteO n, the town OF Groyeport, Novembtl
1887; $500. qgA aaag9s, szAa.Lg9, w
CT. Jaegar to Charles Schneider, inlo
19a'in G. i. Jaeger's addition to the city o.
columbus, October q, 1868; 500: !
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

GLOSS 6 WILPER's Restaurant open day
and night! T 4siiiH46b oct7-dtf
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st. Louis MardetAOcr as.

WHEAT-Lower.-
CORN--EOWerLAvTAAA dEA DEIsoJO
OATS-Unchanged at 4S@52c.
RYE--Rangesa 81 1901 20.
WHISKY-$l 3D. .siisk da5oIfT ale1ss5
,PORK--Unchanged:t sales at $50 75. s5y
houiders l71k@17s4c for clear sides. 81 . 5
LARD--1Sc. 3..H ~ siy .tssa ailoh
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-29

sHoRsE AND BuGGY STOLEN "A man call
ing himself Ztcbariah Harrison called at
e;stahle of Wing q Snively, on Monday
lastand engaged q team to 60 twelve miles
west of this city, to return the same even-
ing. He hasn't got back yet, and the i'm
preston is that be will not return. lnfor-
mation-in regard to the missing property
will be paid for at Wing & Snively's stable,
rear of Neil House., ,sl 1850 HE % saaavba