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THE SOUTHERN CONTENTIOUS.

In the Mississippi Convention on Monday, one
section OF the hill OF Rights was adopted ~ ior6ids
Legislature shall procure Uniform system Oh Hppieh
ticesbip for unprotected minors.
NORTH CAROLINA-GENERAL SUFFRAGE.
RALEIGH, Feb. 2J.-Last night, by strong
vote, the Convention adopted en- article on suffrage.
making it general without the test oath lgday was
making the Supreme Court and twelve Superior Court
Judges al to be elected by the people.
SOUTH CAROLINA-GEN. CANBY.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2j-The Constitutional
Convention to-day passed to the third reading the entire
whether the recognition OF a Supreme Being should be
a qualification for office was debated aud, at length,
finally decided IN the affirmative. Gen. Candy visited
that body and was received with APPLAUSE The Conyen-
ton took recess 10 afford the members an opportunity
OF paying their respects u him.
FLORIDA-CONsTurTIOS ADOPTED.
TALLAHAssR, Feb. 2j.-The Convention passed
the day in reading the Constitution which was adopted
as q whole AZ about eundown. Forty members signed
the Constitution and Ave refused An ordinance was
passed Withholding pay and mileage from the members
claims to the next Legislature AZ $3.50 o'clock the Con
ventiO having finished its labors, adjourned subject to
10 be satisfactory 10 all classes and the best feel
ing prevails among the delegates ana citizens MOS OF
the delegates leave for their homes tomorrow
Observation-Disclosures FOR THE LRGIsLA-
TURE.
Gen. Meade's Order No. % was read in the
Georgia Convention yesterday. 1t Wohibts imprson-
IN civil cases and "wrs Of casa" Every person now in
prison under such process or writ shall DE immediately
discharged This order Is 10 remain IN force until the
eone ANAL express their will provided by the recon
strction acts The Judiciary Committee reported an or
dnance relative TO the qualification OF members Of the
eeisatnrc six months in the state and three months
I'M the county with citizenship OF the United States, 10
the basis The Homestead ordinance was taken up, ana
after lengthy random and DOsterouf discussion, the
Convention adjourned without having arrived at any
definite action The Mississippi Conyention was still en-
Convention spent yesterday in the discussion OF suffrage
In the Georgia Convention on Monday the
Judiciary Committee instructed to report that
State Senators shall be 30 and state Representatives
wears of age that they shall be citizens OF the United
States and have been inhabitants OF georgia Tor ~
they are elected three months inmedlatey preceding
the election The Special Committee on the homestead
snbmtted report that each head Of family Of minor
children shall be entitled exemption OF property TO the
value OF 1850
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nIRD

COsKLNG-At P4is Frsree Ftsy Peb = D. COnhink ss
Of the Grla OF II Is. CisAn & Co., aged " yelra
The friends ~ the family invited 70 slend e lanef1 At he frs
Presbyterian Cbneh tse Rev d. Roesos Henrf A. Broosyu
Wednesday. Feb %, al 2 o'clock p o.
CORSRI-on Monday, Feb e. Mary rsles Of Cop-s Corneb
The ners services take pl,oe ThuTs,y ocseL
at the Church u che Holy Tristy e1er Of Nstssye sut
forseends. Tie fends Of The AMY are respecfas invited
% attend.
HAwon MONDAY Feb a. George Ptahas Eav. sgd 9srssns
months, II days
The reat YES euds the family those Sfh brother Y
requested 20 attend the fnne f0 the Ie.aee W s perent
22 Porehst, WEDNESDAY Feb ~. AZ ocok
without further notice The s be takef 10 0scnseOt 10
in.enneut
HALIOn MONDAY Feb o. o. scarlet fever Hsrss Vhppe
George Hall and laughter William s. 6sr Of Providence.
X l.. IL the 2ith ye,r Of her age
Funeral will be held the reenee OF her husband No ~
West Thirty sxihst Thursday morning feb II 4 10 o0c~
Relatives ami friends requested to attend without rhef nii1cn
BYATT-Saiieny Tuesday O'Clock, Feb IS mrs
Mary Hyatt et Of the ate homss hyatt 10 The th year Of hsF
The friends family respectfully Invited slss
at her late residence, Eighty ctSec0nd
at o'clock ?. II, 90 Fdasy, Feb ~
HUBBARDAt MddsOwn Conn., weaestsy Feb 10 Rbs1ssss
Guernsey Hubbard. aged 2 years
MARsTOEon Tuesdsy evening Psb IS Lila J., wife Of wuisa H.
ESiast0n, aged 50 yesnL ...
fbe relatives ard friends Of the family trers
from her late residence No. 10 West Rory fOaat. trisI
morning, FEB 8. a. II O'Clock ...
MACKIsOu Monday Feb "a At the Fh Avenue Hotel Ia this s
hr Charles Msckn
rs friends acquaintance, invited attend his funeral ron the
hins fresb yrn Church THE Rev Dr. AdaDss Thus
day FEB. o. AZ II o'clock without further notice
Newburgh Fshkn, and Poughkeepe papers please copy
TEMASS-IH Brooklyn noras, Feb a. Louise r. wifi Of George
Temsnn, sged p -
The funeral take place ST. cbnrch
Walkers Yofk Friday Feb u O'Clock The Fe.s
tyes ani friend, Of the deceased respectfully invited 70 attend
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PENNSYLVANIA.
THE LEGISLATURE on IMPEACHMENT.

THE LEGISLATURE ON IMPEACHMENT.
HAREIsBURG, Feb. 2j.-'The Senate Commit
tee on Federal Relations reported joint resolution In
dorsng the action OF Congress in impcaching tho Pres
dent and approving the course Of Secretary stanton
The following the resolutions Is amended by The
Committees Z.
T0rd he Senate House oi Representatives. Frat That
thanks the people % this Commonwealth due aud hereby
rendered through Representatives Of the House Of Rep
o. The Congress Of The United States for It's fidelity to the
people snd he promptnes Tng articles Of impeachment against
Andrew johnson for bis late acts Of nsar Sa IE he banks
Of the people Pennsyn due and hereby rendered u Edwin
NJ stanton Secretary Of War for rs and Gleiy IN resisting the
attempted OF bis Office and violation Of the fundamental law and
bis resolute resistance 20 Executive encroachment.
Mr. Wallace DEM offered the following substitute
the branches Of the Go for sei has
rgi Judge consnonay Of Law and there being
conflict o. opinion thereon II the privilege Of either Of said teps
when called execute obey the to brng before The SO
peme Court Of be United States for ardoE that IN the removal
q ~ Stanton from the Office Of secret Of War ard The appo
Thomas bis stead or the parpose 81 tossing
te cllsucuHy " the inurc0fOe biz. the President II The
oheyng s oath preserve protect AID defend the
the United States and guilty Of crime Tor which
legally h. mpeachei; that the duty Of the creative aHd
legislative ant OF al good citizens 60
decision the Court " the United
upon % the cCrsutoUaAy OF the said 1enucof
Once las VIXEN it IS announced By the said Court
The subject debated with spirit on both sides oi the
chamber.
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JoHNsoNs BODY eUARD-rHEIR FIRST DEFEAT.

JOHNsONS BODY GUARD-THEIR FIRST DEFEAT.
At an early hour yesterday morning the en-
thusastc admirers OF Mr. johnson hronged the building
OF No 2O5 Broadway anxious TO sign the muster roll of
an association pedgng Itself to support the policy" of
Andrew Johnson President Of the United States and
resort to il necessary Col Tucker the prime
mover Of the organization Many names were signed,
and all went swmmngly TIL about noon, when TWO
police officers visited the place, seized the hsts ana
carried them 20 the Second Precinct Police Station.
Our reporter in describing the arrest says Col tucker
found in little room, up two flights OF stairs
reached by cropping through miniature mammoth cave,
something like the one on exhibition at Banyards Mu
When reporter introduced himself the Colonel
ing men 10 enroll their names protect the Presi
dent II Congress adopted measures outside the pale OF
the law In the room where the mighty protector OF
under this desk half concealed, was box OF Goals
dicattye of martial ardor, were number OF
seedy-ooking individuals, clad in garments once
blue hut now white about the seams and shoulder
blades and showing ptabe dearth of buttons Their
language OF the cannons mouth and they longed 10
TASTE powder What valOrOus deeds they would do, II
thew could only get TO Washington TO protect their be-
loved President IL was evident they longed for the
Sood became % enthusasS that he Jumped up,
and had an imaginary saber combat with an im-
sad IN vailed tRo pmy re.ss ef aSSr
gers. We want TO see your muster roll. they
asked Joyousy AlVeady we have 10000 ready 10
march 20 Washington. Come slgn," and the paper was
held temptlngly forward No. we don't want to Slgn
on the list DO you want 70 y and all shook
visiby mo only this paper which We intend carrying
saying the men Withdrew INC As SY soon as they
gone Col Tucker became exceedingly in rds
hgbhanded outrage and asseyerated that the rights
of American citizens should De respected even II no had
buckle on his spursa most formidable pairand bade
all who loved him 70 follow him. as he was gog TO make
Tucker lot himself out asked IL tho rights OF Ameri
can citizens we're not :! DO rtapeots1 ana promised nsr
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IRELAND.

GEN. NACLE-TRAIE's LECTURE.
DUBlIN. Feb. 2j.-It is reported that Mr.. Heron
has been retained by the United States Government
as counsel to defend Gen. Nagle whose trial will
commence at Sligo on Thursday next. Mr.. Trains
lecture last night was better attended and passed
OF without interruption.
ATTACK UPON THE HOUSE OF MAGISTRATE.
CORK. Feb. 2j.-Ihe dwelling house of Mr.. Neryen-
ham. a magistrate in the suburbs OF this city was
as,ailed last night by party Of men in disguise
who we're repulsed aud escaped in the darkness
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SpstiaI Hotties.

Union Republican General Gommiftee.-A Special nect
ing OF the abore Committee Will be beh a eadq1er No. -
Brosdgav southwest Of Tweng secoudst NbDNhSDAf
EVENING. Feb. rs AZ y o'clock
Punctaai attendance . requested.
W.. ps.S 9 s,soza sssrstAries- &C.
sixth Assembly District. Thirteenth Ward, Feus3
Campaign Cuba Public Meeting of the Club viii be bed
ITALIAN Hall No sl Gaudst THIS "wednesday EVENING P
rs 1868 a O'clock Addresses BY the Hon CHAS SHAW and
MAJOR JANIS HAGGRRTl JOS y. ELLERf, PreSt
CHAs. S. srRoSd. Secy.
Tenth Assembly District Union Republican Assecia,
0nrhere viii DO meeting Of the above Association TliUSDh
EVENING Feb r. At i O'clock at No. 80 BogGy BY orier
WIZ BUrLxR, Secretary 8 H. KSAPP PresIdent
Thirteenth Assembly District Grant Cmb.-A neeaat
viii be bed Al H1dGuar,ers No l6l Eghttaye OF kghenth
Pet 100 Nil address
mesug JANIS HUNTER President HontS hcDosALD seeretszJ
III. H. A. Council No. Will hold open meeting a. their hsn
Of Christopher add Hudssn THIS Wsdnesiay Vkhln3
a O'Clock Address ey W. ". BROOM Subject; NV
American Conflict Ia Lancashire England seats reserved
for ladies hATH. APPLblON, Prcadeot
NJ J0aNON secretlry.
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EiAINIs.
urAnrr APPROVAL OF mPEAcEMEANF

Br TELkqFAPH 10 THB TRiBOtl
AUGUSTA, Feb. 25.-Jlle following resolve
passed this by the House 1y " Yeas TO 80
Nays-a strict party vote:
Rssold That the people Of Msn. through sr Legislature hereby
express their hearty approval Of tie q the representatives 10
Congress from this state unanimously voting for s impeachment OF
Andrew johnson Pesal Of Tie United for high crimes and
mi.demeanors
The Democrats objected to the passage OF the resou-
ton and of them denied the charge that PRESIDENT
johnson had violated his oath OF Office, or had rampled
upon the Constitution. He had simply performed MS
duty III accordance with his official OATH ana 30 grave
charge ought be left for adjudication to the Courts II
was simply a question OF power TO be decided. The
Senate concurrcd in the resolution this afternoon.
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THE NEW Observation-Disclosures STEAMSHIP
LINE.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 2j-Ihe Mexican stealn-
l;, cc,nnsnv have commenced running their steamers
~ MeTean ports under the contract with the Next
can (,oyernment The terms REQUIRE me company 20
Send a steamer every twenty days nom san iran
cisco 70 Mazatlan and semi monthly from hatstan 70
AcanpIeo carryinR the Mexican malls, LOT whleh tne
receiye (goyernment subsidy. Heretofore the
company wac compelled 10 place them ,es,e,. uaet
Mclean coors; under the arrangement steamers
are permitted TO sail under the American nag Inc con
tract provides among other things thsn ,ne company
shall within SIXTY days from tho sailing OF tue hIst
seaner under lhe present arrangement, give the Mex
csn 1lovernmcpt steamer armed with four l1pounder
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NAroIEoS. Henry Co.. Ohio, Feb. II, 1863.

EGPoIEOr. Henry Co., Ohio, Feb. II, 1868.
PUBtwHEEs TRIBUNE Enclosed you will find p O.
order forts 90 Tor which you will please send IS WEEKLY
TRIBUEEs 70 the ncOsed names all to Napoleon, Henry
Co.. o. One copy Of THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE to Thos.
Remoinger' Fort Jennings, Putnam Co.. o. One copy
sKMIWsEKLr TRIBUNE 20 A. H. Bagely, Pendleton, Put
nam CO.. o. Ihos RembInger Of Fort Jennings. Putnam
O. o. wishes the portrait Of Greeley sent with his
WEEKLY We are trying TO do something here to remove
the incubus OF Democracy We are terribly cursed with
~ az us county Please send the worth of my extra
copy 10 Campaign Documents No. /. Yours, truly,
O. W. EATF.
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concluded an eloquent speech By asserting the freedom
OF the baek man as necessary 10 the freedom the e9u
ty and ID proof Of their loyalty during the late
non gave vivid description OF an assault OF the 5th Req
ment nvv2 some wOT1ls In which the eOlOrsergeant, a
black man, when falling m0rtay wounded, cried with
his last breath: 1.-The old flag never touched gun,
beysi"
Charles 7. Shaw then made lengthy and humorous
sptech, at he Conclusion OF which, three cheers having
- gwen by the aSsemhage ia hOpOr OF the acton OF
Congress she meeting Vas adjourned
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Information wanted Of lady who gave
child three years old 10 Mrs Mallory, IN Boston Mass IN
October, 1888, also left with the child ring which
was engraved A EugeDia, 1859" Any person knowing
her whereabouts, who VIII address Edward W. Stuart,
Quincy. H. WI confer bsfB great favor, a.
~ the 81 his finding las parents Other papers
Dlesse COPY.
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THE NEW WOOD HAEGINGs, which are ON
exhibition at No 79 Broadway constantly attracting
visitor, vino are pleased aud Interested in this new art
Tho orders tnt are given 20 have these WoOD HAEdrs
applied to walls and ceilings OF city and country resi-
dences, halls and buildings, give proof OF tue enormous
business which will be done by the Company that ID
ali qu 10 DO formed 10 carry on this branch Of practical
dect Native art. The stock Of the NEw-Y0RK Wood
HAYo.SG COMPANY is now nearly all taken, ana the
snrioal subscription books win be closed Thursday
next when subscribers called together to organize
The Company promises to be remarkably successful and
ent An who desire TO become interested must call NJ
the rcoss on OF before Thursday next. Evening Mail
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eoy. WARD RTBUKEs THE COPPERHEAD LEGS
LATIJRE OF NEW JERSEY.

TRENTON, Feb. 2j.-Gov. Ward to-day sent
10 the senate the Joint resolution Withdrawing the con
sent of New.Jersey TO the proposed Constitutional
Amendment, article fourteen, with his objections The
Governor argues the subject al length He says that the
resolution has no validity the ratification having been
ALREADY made no further action can De taken by the
sate xcepf the matter again submitted y Congress
No fine was set by Congress foI the ratification W SUI
cenI number Of states and therefore Jersey can
moi avail herself of any right 10 withdraw because on the
delay by other States. Tue veto was rea6 and by the
Constitution, lies over one day.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS THE ELECTION-AAIERICANs
IN THE ASCENDANT.

~SAg FRANCISCO, Feb. 25.-HOnOlulu adyces
10 February have received The election resulted
in che OF the Government ticket There was con
siderable excitement election day The Government
did everything TO defeat what might be called
tAe American ticket. Extras were issued abus-
ing the Americans scandaOuslY, accusing them
of trying 70 overthrow the kingdom, for which
purpose. they said, the steamer LackawaDna had
been stationed at Honolulu. They used language
by no means complimentary 90 her commander.
who always treated tho royal family with respect
though the King never deigned 20 visit the
ship This unfair action OF the Government has
raised the question OF annexation annexation. II
the former Is not accomplished hereafter there will 30
two distinct PARTIES the Americans aud the AntiAmer
cans Appearances indicate the American party 20 be
far the strongest.
The Governor of Hawaii is seriously ILL., and the King
has returned from his country seat In consequence.
The United States steamer LackawanDa and the Eng
llsh war steamer Chameleon are at Honolulu.
An outbreak occurred among the coolies at Halo by
which the Overseer WAS dangerously wounded.
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ILLINOIS

CHICAGO DEMANDS A SPEEDY VERDICT.
CHICAGO, Feb 2j.-The meeting tonight nj
Library Hall accordance with call made yesterday
was fully attended. Speeches were made by several
prominent gentlemen OF this city and resolutions
adOpted, among which was the following
heartily aud indoT the scou 81 the
Of RpreuaFes In tie Impeachment 81 And" J9hasof ua
bard furnished clear erlience Of bio guilt anl e1
speedy and prompt action consisted rh The
fOrAl, Of lac sLi q isiI aud iaI iri.sl t1sL
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THE JERSEY DEMOCRACY AROUSED.

Col Price, in the New-Jerscy Assembly yes
terday offered the following resolutions:
Whereas The country Il IN period OF peril aud sur
rounded by condition Of Affairs which may pTeCipiaie
a revolution at any moment, therefore
Resored That the Committee on Militia DO directed "a
inquire aud report this House the number oabeT aud
condition the ordnance and ordnance stores IN
sion II the QuartermasterGeneral ~ The state Arsenal
and elsewhere under mis- control.
Which wprc adOpfcd
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KmKwooD, n. Y, Feb. II, 1868.

KIRKWOOD, n Y, Fed II, l0Jo.
The TRIBUNE Please find inclosed $50 for so copies OF
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE to be sent TO my address Send
tho extra copy that viii with the club to Mr. H.
Alien who was instrumental in getting up the club This
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April. Yours respectfully, H. G. sQUIREs'
y. s.-Pease send Immediately, ms some are getting
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MUSIC
NORMA Ar TIE ACADEMY

NORMA Ar THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
The Norma of Madame La Grange is so well
known and been often praised that We have little
70 say this morning beyond ohrontcng the fact that
good audience listened 60 last night and that it was
received with the customary enthusiasm. Considering
Indeed how often has been sang this season. the excel
lence OF the house surprised Miss NlcCulochs Adal
Oq IS better for s promise than for s present perform
ance but II has decided merits and the young lady was
much applauded. 5usiDi In admirable voice, and
Massimian good as usual
Tonight Robert e Dia1L is TO be sung and the we'll
known German basso Hermanns. has been engaged Tor
the part OF Bersran.
THE NEW SEASON AT Pixies.
Mr.. Harrison opened his new season at Pixies
Opera House on Monday with Madame ParepaROsa n
her celebrated part OF Norma It is hardly necessary TO
20 say that the performance every way successful
In spite Of the storm aud the Charity Ball. the house
fun The AdaiOisa was Madame Tesla, and the princ
pal male parts we're well rendered by Pancani and An
tonuccL
other popular members Of the company win appear in
".fdasi."
THE GRAND DUCHESS OF GEROLsTEIN.
Neither the clustering of the snow storm nor
the attraction OF the Charity Ball could repress the devo
ton Monday night OF the Grand Duchess OF Gerostens
followers goOdly number OF them assembled to greet
her Exoeency up with the old enthusiasm the
welknown points In this Nyeliest OF comic operettas
Mile TOsee Beemed 10 be glad 10 nt herself once more
on the scene OF her 1rst American ranmpns; ana inc
and energy. Mr. Bateman has fair prospect OF reYiyng
his former triumphs.
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P1TrsFIELp, m., Feb. 10, ls0s.

Dsks sfRs: Inclosed find draft for So, for which
please send to my address 65 copies Of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE was unable to get up the club during the
month OF January; but this Is strong Democratic
county and think It Of Importance to the Repub
lean cause that circulate many TKBUNEs through
the county as possible. Respectfully, j. j. GANo
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FUNERALS TODAY.

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LONDON. Feb. 2j-MIDNIGnr.- Official dispatches
from Gen. Napier say the envoy sent by him TO
Prince Kassai. was well received NJ Durbor. and
found 1000 warriors with their chiefs assembled at
Adna by whom he was heartily welcomed.
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GrNrrA. NY. Feb. %. 1885.

GENEVA, n =, Feb. y, Is0s.
The TRIBUNE will End draft on New-York Bank 10Y
s7i TO amply on my club Of 81 WEEKLY TRIBUNEs making
am emitting me- suppose to ia copies. Yours &c,
G. W PEARCE.
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PosrOFFIcE SAN JOSE, County Of Santa Clara, Cal,
Feb. !, 1903 )
THE NEw-YORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE Isend herewithtwo
money orders for $751; for which please SEND to my address
copies your paper for year. and for the premium
offered for the getter up Of the club copy to me-
Very truly yours. +. NJ. FOWLER
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SOrTH CAROLINA.

THE REPUBLICAN NOMINEES.
CHARLESTON, Feb. 2j.-lt is understood That
the Republican caucus will nominate either T. j. boper
son OF Columbia or Gen r. X. Scott for Governor The
Cnngras .nnnl nOminees are being cOnsdcrod.
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"Am arrested :" he asked "oh, no. in reply. 1--WE
only wanted the list" insist on bOing arrested said
Col Tucker 81 want 20 be made mAstgrs P1eass
make q martyr Of me-" But tho sergeant in charge
fused 10 crafty his wish, and the redoubaDle CoOpc