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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18
Gov. Scott, Of South Carolina, recently said
in his address to the Republican Convention Of
that gtato.-

beve the e!cction Of the opponent Of the candidate Of
the Republican patty will bring war ami disaster 10 the
euntry beleyc this and do II without any thought u
poticyl opposition To the who represent the other
nlry, without feeling Of political prejudice, but simply
feeling that the Democratic candidates represent that lac
tious spirit which would destroy and break down whai mas
an already established at the greatest expense 70 which
This or any other nation been compelled to submit, In
loss 81 lie AMI destruction Of property hitherto unknown
IN the history Of the world.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18
The Springfield Republican publishes the fol-
lowing interesting bit Of social gossip, which
may be considered an announcement to be

The ros.ps are right at last In making matrimonial
connection for Speaker CofaS lie u engaged 70 Miss
Nse Wade niece of Senator Wade of Ohio aud II
The family party that accompanied the seakr Oh his ae
trip among the Roxy Mountains. She sweet sen'i-
be accomplished lady Of 30 years, an Ohio farmers
qae worthy the place she has In the heart
Of the seconf man In public life In the naton AMI OF the
position by his side In home and In society she destined
soon TO take Her father the brother Of the Ohio senator
dc several years ago. and she spent part Of Writer 10
Washington with her uncle two years since when the nc
ouaintanc. began with Mr. Colfax AMI his family which
has pene into thi, interesting relationship, % easan'
for all the Speakers friend. to know and % promising u
his happnes for the future The Rocky Mountains WINS
pered the sweet secret to the worh, AMI CONGRATULATIONS
are echoed back from all quarters TO both parties'
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18

Fishine = - u IL earliest Instinct. Of the
hunan rssA n Nrss-year.oh boy bsods .
pin, n b = . tkrssd and drops u into the
wasr pm. Dsastinsl hith q inhncyi Why
smlls q ~ Ne win have quite - gcot iuck ~
many a deliberately sqsipPsd sns'9d gFsaAr
40 "a pCs1unGionA
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18
Edward Laboulaye, TIE French friend Of
America, writes In Q recent letter,

Nov has The essction sf new prvslasc. IN sr,. m.
laws Of Coorc.s arpraehe ned not tell you that m
ny wishes are tor Gen Gsnt Ths We ION mi bur..nt
shcvn 81 him during he war, his respect Sss au, hi
amoos Tie seecess q wsshlngtea an suse thai vIth
him you VIII have sodurng psacs Ths South Ia nm.
Cd bosh 70 hooor aod 10 Sssr Gen 0rass mi ~ 81
dsncy vii complete The rscoostaetioa q he CuIoa
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18

Tho seymourites ars disseminated because
the Rspablisaas did not ron up larger ma.
.joity IN Mama Thsy wiz b satis6sd IN 10.
vsmbsr.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18
REPRESENTATIVES, ELEC

New6eld. David T. Giveen. Rep, gain.
Biddeford, Z. W. wedgewood, g. @. Hsines
Dem.
Berwick, U. o. Bracket. Rep. gain.
Kittery E. A. Duncan, Rep.
York, Charles Junkins. Dem.
Eliot, q. A. Hammond, Dem.
Cornish, Reuben Small, Dem.
Limington, No choice.
Saoo. George Parcher, Rep.
Dayton, James II. Haley, Dem.
Kennebunk. James NJ. Stone, Rep.
Lyman, Eastman II. Tripp, Dem.
Sanford, Howard Frost. Rep. gain.
WATERFORD, Joseph W. Holland, Dem.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18

The Aroostook Times says The potato crop, 30
unproductive Last year, Is In an unusually 6ns
condition thorough hat country.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18
TIE ELECTION.

Except at intervals the public press 10 expect
Cd to speak for the people and declare their sen
timents. But there arc times when they speak
for themselves rs they did on Monday, and the
press has only to record their opinions which
are conclusive and from which their 10 no ap-
peal. The opinions Of our Maine people will
Be found In another column, given with . force
which makes them definite and oomprehcnsible
Maine has virtually decided the Presidential
election. The ware Of public sentiment which
started in Vermont bearing on Its bosom 9
freight as precious to nation rs tho election -o
Grant, has been joined by an equally powerful
tide from the noble Pine Tree State, and will
sweep away all distractions until II bears the
hero of Appomsttox into the White House, thai
the nation may have rest from it, troubles.
at !. coming, It IL coming,
Up the steep Of time.
This old worii 10 growing brighter,
We may not see its dawn subllmej
Yet high hopes make the heart thrOb lighter.
We may he sleeping In the ground,
When II wakes ths world In wonierj
but We have seen II gather rcuni
Aud heari It, voice In living thunder.
Is cunning, yes, It's coming"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18
Gks. DIX on GOVERNOR SEYNoun.-The New
York Herald thus comments upon Gen. DiI's
secretly avowed opposition to the Democratic
candidates for President:

hut Why should General Dix be % ouuroken against
this candidate! II doubtless because Gen. Dix knows
smethlng more OF the 70 Seymour during the war
than the rst 81 u.s. when Seymour WAS 0oyeno, of New
York and Dix was The intel ssa,s GENERAL in command
OF this military department. The General found the Gov
trnor We suspect anything but cordial supporter u the
war and more cquentiy !mpedmeut TO the Union ar.
my than helper Our Paris correspondent says that
ain every form General Dix, mindful Of the trials and
surngs through which our country passi during the
rbeon anil with full knowledge Of the causes AMI In.
nuenccs that prompted Il and carried Il long and II
the elements that ruling the Democratic party Is
an avowe opponent Of the party, it, leaders and cani
dates IN this campaign.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18
II TREMENDOUS B.aTTLE
FOUGHT AND WON,
The Rebels Fleeing I'm Every Direction,
Leaving their Dead Uaburiedi
$4,000 Majority for Grant
IN NOVEMBER.
The Copperheads have met thsir APP
pomattox!
THEIR HIDES COMPLETELY TANNED,
Lynch Elected In this District by
2,i0O MsjorityI
YORK COUNTY REDEEMED Br
ali REPUBLICAN, MAJORITY.
All REPUBLICAN MAJORITY.

Every Congregational Distriet--Fifteen of
the sixteen Counties Carried - Every
senator hut one, and nine.tenths Of the
Representatives, Republican.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1868-09-18

The only reliable remedy Cor thee. brown dis
eelorattens on The iacs Il -P~rvs NsA SO tresLis
Lst,e.. Prepared only by Dr. D. O., Perry. ~
smsRM
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

1ssusAsos.-ln presenting the advsn-
tsgss offered BY he Old Phoenix Mutual.
Of Hartford, esns., A. B. Curry, The Stale
Agent, % making Life Insurance decidedly
popular. When people begin to uader.
stsnd the principle involved in and Ii.
benefits obtained BY this system, they sr,
quick 10 avail themselves Of it. Nethine
20 certainly insurss comfortable living,
Or Indeed competency, to . persons fam.
ny in case Of his death - does Life Insur
anee, and there 10 no other company which
offers the same inducements % the Phoenix
nr. Curry will write up policies At IN,
time.
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GOOD FAT
CATTLE,
On the Hoof, a. follows:

On the Hoof, as follows:
One huhar,d Ind Seventy ~, u75) head
at tort sully, D. T., to be delivered BY
July 18th. 1868.
Il Two hundsed. and fen (2l0) head 4 Fort
Butord, SD T: 10 <bs delivered By August
LIST. 1868. ).
One hundred and sixty (l60) head a.
Fort Stevenson, d. T., to be delivered By
July 18th, 1868.
One hundred ami thirty (l3O) head 4
Fort Tottsn, 2. T., 70 be delivsrsd by July
Ninety COY head at Fort Ransom, D. T !,
half az to be delivered BY June 9Th. 1868,
and she redhainder by Augastslst, 1885,, /
: They must average about 1850 pounds
gross weight and be steers from three (3) to
seven % years Of age. All less than three,
and over seven, years Of age, and all falling
short Of 900 pounds gross weight, bulls,
stays, COWS, and Texas cattle will be re-
jected:: : '::i.F
Proposals by telegraph or other informal
proposals will not be considered.
Each bid to secure consideration must
contain a written guarantee Of two respon-
sible persons, 10 the effect that the bidder
is able to fulfill q contract in accordance
with the terms Of his proposition and that
should his proposition be accepted, he will
| ut once enter into 4 contract in accordance
therewith, and that they arc prepared Ia
become his securities, giving good and sui.
iicent bonds for its fulfillment.
The responsibility Of the guarantor.
must be shown by the official certificate o.
tho Clerk Of the nearest District Court, Q,
Of the United States District Attorney, L
be enclosed with the bid.
Bids should be made for each post :sepa'
rately, and bidders should be present. Il
respond to their bids and prepared to Civ,
the necessary bonds.
The Governmenta reserves ID itself! th,
right to reject any and all bids ccnsideret
! unreasonable. ''Tl IT,, sA>'f:' 'fks
Payment to be made AFTER the cattle ar'
delivered and accepted, if funds arc o,
hand, if none on hand. to Be made % s0ol
az received.' ! ) !, Il ,fa"' IA: ~ = -
Proposals must b endorsed distinetll
"proposals for Beef Cattle" and addresses
either to 1t. Col. J. W. Barriger. G. 3.
Omaha, Neb., Or, to, H.. Col. }, H-s ailmAn
1 C.fS. Saint Paul, Mma.' l. Va : ! =
The Proposals will be opened a, boil
places. At IL NJ. Al ril 10th.
If bid is in the name Of firm, thei
names and post Office address must appear
J. H. GILMAN.
Capt., G. e., Drevet 1t. Col q. s. Army
m12-3t Chief G.. s., Dept. fsDskots.
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r AND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MINI,
March 18th, 1868.

JOHN IL NkVGNlON: :: =
sn: You are hereby notified to appear at this office
on The o1n DAY or MAY 1865, Mt 10 o'clock
show cause Why your Homestead Entry No. $685. nude
BY you February Is, 1867, upon the n NV Il and lot
ind 1of 6sctien ~ IL township 49, range 3d. u the
Divtrict OF lands subject to sale at st. Cloud MINI
should not b. cancelled, as Halvor G. Kyllo all
lsste an abandonment thereof by you and proposes
then and there to show the when you viii be
permitted to content such showing:
II. G. WAIT, Register,
mar1o6wi II. G. BURBANK. Receiver,
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"OH! THAT WILL BE JOYFUL !"-When
men and women throw ''Pbysio to the
dogs" and when tribe out Of order, or
to prevent getting out Of order, take Plan
tation Bitters. Are you Dyspsptio, Ner-
vous. Jaundiosd, Hy'ppsd. Low Spirited,
Weak. or arc you sick and don't know what
ails you: We have been, aud were recon-
m.nded to try the Plantation Dittsrs.
which we did with great satisfaction aud
entire success. Delicate Females, Clergy
men, Merchants, Lawyers. and persons Of
Sedentary Habits, are particularly benefit
ed BY these bitters. The sale is perfectly
enormous. '~
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

Revolution in Trade.
Greater inducements than ever before offered to
persons getting up clubs in oar
ONE DOLLAR SALE.
Send for Ne,o Spring Circular. PARKER 4 CO.,
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REMOVED.
= ,. - -" + H2-.}
etrepolitan Saloon and Restaurant

The undersigned has removed his Saloon
and Restaurant from tho old stand on Wash.
ineton avenue to the fine room In Lahr's
Block, St. German street, recently occu-
pied BY E. G. earns. He has ftttd It up
In elegant style, and will Do prepared to
serve oil who msy call with the choicest
liquors aud cigars, or oysters, hot or cold
meals, &c.
B. MCCARTHY. !.
g. Cloud, March 18th, 1858. at,sV
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The Hastings Gazette says that
DR.. Thomas Foster has left that place
with the old MinnesotiQm Office and bis
household goods for Lake Superior,
where, be contemp1.tes starting::a pa:
per-. s.,::>.>
--Eighs or ten steamers are .dver-
tised to: leave. St. ,Loai. betxssn. the
10Th: and 2sth Of Msreh, 70 Fort
Benton, -: 49,: 81; ~ :, ~:
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Sk~eO~
On the fourth story IL the machinery Tor
driving the elevators also . coarse screen
for cleaning the grain before storing il.
The motive power Of the mill consists Of
three water wheels "Bueksys Double Tur-
bins"-two IS inches in diameter, each
driving two runs Of stone; and the third,
rs inches in diameter, drives ali the BAL
snce Of the machinery, elevators, sspara-
tors, smut machines, &c. The amount Of
power derived from these small wheels is
wonderful.
No expense has been spared in making
this mill what it is, one Of tho very best in
the State. The machinery is all frst-class
and Of the most improved kinds. Messrs.
Davis & Beal may we'll challenge compar-
ison with any other mill in point Of excel
lence, even il not in size.
Close BY The mill is cooper shop, and .
stack house for slaves. &c., for tho manu.
facture Of barrels. Attached to the mill IL
. large, comfortable shed, in which farm.
srs may shelter aud feed their horses and
oxen While waiting for their CRISIS.
The salesroom Of the Clearwater Mills in
this city 10 At tho -four and feed store Of
Davis 4 Clark, corner Of Washington ave.
nue. and Lake street. We can conscientious.
y recommend their -four. Having sam.
pied, to our complete satisfaction, barrel
left some days since, We have no hesitation
in advising ill who want No. article o.
family dour to use the Clearwater Mills
make.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

The profits on Wendell Phillips
lecture in Minneapolis last week, on the
"Lost Arts" was about $3.50. In St.
Paul his subject was "Danicl O'Con-
NELL" aud the lecture netted $500.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

CTATE OF MINNEsOTA-D1STRlCT COURT
y Seventh Judicial District, County Of Morrison.
William D. Washburn and
Cadwallader C. Wsshburn
auainsf }SCMMoNs.
D. Caldwell Hewson, Cha,le H.
Sharpe and James N. Piper.
Tho State of Minnesota:
To the above named Defendants.
You and each Of You are hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint In the above entitled action
which has been filed In the Office Of the Clerk OF this
Court at Little Falls, in said County, and to
copy Of your answer t. the said complaint, on the
in tho Comfy OF Ramsey and State aforesaid within
twenty days after theservice of this summons you.
exclusive Of the day such service and if you fail
70 answer Tho said Complaint within the time ntre
said tho Plaints will apply to tho Court for tho
lief demanded insaid complaint.
B1GELOW L CLARK,
Plaintiffs Attorneys, St. Paul, Mimi
Dated March sixth, A. D. 1868. marriott
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An excellent quality Of lumber is being
sawed At oilmsn's MILL" by Valentine &
sprsgus. Those in want Of lumber, &c.,
can save money by going there.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

TIE OvIlLAND MALTA Washington
correspondent Of the St. Paul Dspatch
says:
The overland mail contract Of RufFee
and Mo-rill for carrying the mail from
Fort Abererombie to Helena, Montans, has
been ordered discontinued on the first Of
April next.
1t is doubtful whether An appropriation
can be obtained to establish daily or tri
weekly stage and mail route.
What the country wants is 4 regular
line Of coaches, carrying tho mails and Ok.
press, from Fort Abercrombie to Helena.
A daily or tri-weskly service would greatly
did in settling and developing the inte, me
date country; but = weekly service, q
least, is Indispensable.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

CHorcI Fnu1r.-ws take pleasure in IN
forming our readers and the public gener-
ally Of The savantages Of using ''Best'a
Patent Fruit Tree aud Vine lnvieorator,' u
which hss received the ighest conmenda.
tions for invigorstisg fruit trees, vines.
plants, and oil kinds Of sssful vegetation,
sad the Instant destruction Of 0rubs and
,nsssts On The sane. The particulars My
b lsasned By sddrsssing the proprietor
Msssrs. J. AAlARx & Co., Baltimore, Md
See their card in another column.
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VTTANTED-Tsacher Students, and other intelli.
w cont Men and Women. IN Z badness paying
$loI to 500 Per month, according to ability. lCf
particulars, addrsss IBl0LER, NcCURDY 1 CO.,
lombard Bloch, Ohicags, III . I3l |
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RI. s.,pt;oa Of v..p,iiaa, i, in
ore.sins. in power md snodsar.;:' The
volcano is throwing Mp q ut quantity
Of fire, With but little lava.
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"A donation party for Rev. W. Carver,
At Austin, brought that gentleman $11b.
Several years since Mr.. G. wss Z tempora.
~ resident Of st. Cloud.
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OFFICE Grief Coxx1ssARY OF SUBSISTENCE
DEPAR1xINT OF DAKOTA,
st. Paul MIN, March 9Th; 1865. j
CEALED PROPOSALS., IN DUPLICATE,
~ from persons loyal - the United States
Government, will be received at this Office,
aud also at the Office Of the Chiei C!llS.
DEPARTING Mt Of the Platte, Omaha, Nebraska,
until - NJ. WEDNESDAY,, April IL, 1868,
for furnishing the United States Subsist-
cnce Department with
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

LAST C1Axc1.-Ths great drawing at
West 4 Co.'S will take place on next
Wednesday evening. But few days yet
remain for obtaining tickets.
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IWATEUR CULTIVlT0R'S GUIDE TO TIE
How the Quack1 Exto1:t
From their Unfortunate R1titn''.
ouAcKnRY EXPOSED.

-. QUACXRkY EAPOSED. -:
See 1.-THE Patients Guide" It tells you how to cure
d,seasss OF the generative organs in both sexes with
simple sSfe and reliable remedies, to be procured at
any drug STORE Those about to marry should procure
copy It once. Address G. ". MORTON, n. D., lA
Crosby street, n Y. Mailed on receipt Of postage
stamps.
DsYCHOMANCY, On SOUL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
/ either sex may fascinate andgan theaffections Of
y "a love or business: Every can acquire this
singular ROVER. This queer, exciting book has been
enormous, and is tn only book of the kind in the
Englis. language sent BY mall for Is cts, five for
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phia.
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DIED,

= i: y i
At Sank Rapids, on tho night Of the 18th
inst.,' Mr.. MARY l., wife of G. c. Holmes,
aged thirty eight years.
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-Frsshly killed dssrs, and skins Of oil
kinds bought At the st. Cloud Depot.
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MUTUAL.
No. 25s Broadway, New York.
Assets, 81 800 COO. Assured members, 10000
Offers advantages unsurpassed ty
any other Company in existence.
WALTER s. GRIFFITH, 1. II. FROTIIINGIIAM.
I1cStdem. Treasurer.
GEORGE c. RIPLEY, WILLIAM J. COFFIN
'ecretary. Acuary.
GENERAL AGENrs.-Lee, Parish & Son, Detroit; KEEL
logg, Thompson ! c., Milwaukee,: Parsons i Stark,
st. Louis, No. Good Agents wanted Oh liberal terms
$40 TO $40 4 DAY GU 1RANTEE0.
GOOD AGENTS wanted t" Introduce our New Star
" Shuttle SEWING MACn1yE-Stitch alike on both
sides. The only irstciasj, low priced machine in the
market VIZ WiH coa:iyn -Mt:hinss to responsible
parties and employ energetic Agents on a salary
Full particu. ls aud sample work furnished mppi
cation. Address ". G. WILSON CO., st. Louis, 1le.
cleveland, Ohio, Or Boston, Mass. -.
WANYED-ln every County i'll the United
w States, Il GOOD -N-iN to sell by saxlplc,
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III you are troubled with IndigeSlion,
Rising of Food, Sour Bclchiogs. Acidity Of
tho Stomach, or any other form Of Dyspep-
sia, avoid all stimulating drinks which re-
lieve only temporarily, and take Goes Dys-
pepsia Cure, which will surely afford per-
manent relief.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

: The asxt meeting Of The Library A.
soeiatioa will bs q Mr.. J. Il. Owens, On
TinSsdsy. @-..a ~,
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CHANBEHLA1N CUMB1NATI0E
SQUARE, PLJMB, /; level & BEvEL

CHAMBERLAIN COMBINATION
SQUARE, PLUMB, L LEVEL & BEvEL.
The greatest invention of the age, and one that
every Mechanic, Workman and Farmer in tho land
will buy. Send address with name; State County
md Post Office, plainly written, and We will send cir
cular and terms.
". 8. BATCHELDER 4 CO., Pittsburgh, Pa.
01E Pr Day, Sure. No money in advance.
0lO Agents wanted everywhere to sell our Patent
Everlastisg Metallic Clothes-Lines Address AMERICAN
WIRH Co., 161bd~ay, y: yl9 Dearborn st, Chicago.
Wanted 'Agents.-4S60 Per Month
The year round or u certainty of $500 to $500 Per
Month to those having small capital We guarantee
tho above monthly salary to good active agents at
their own homes. Every Agent, Farmer, Gardener,
Planter and Fruit Grower, North and South should
send at for partic ulars. Please call on or adj
dress, J. AHEARN CO, IS Second st.. Baltimore Nd.
WYANTED-Tom make arrangement with live
w man In every County, who wishes to make
money! and can give good references. No capital
quired. viii sell business now paying 81 800 per
month, and rely on profit. for my pay Address J. C..
TILTON. PITTSBURGH. Pa,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1868-03-19

QuAaTsRLY A1Irlxa.-The regular
quarterly meeting Of the NJ. s. church will
b held On The 18th and 29th inst. Rev.
0r'svsld, the Prssidins Elder, viii Be
prsosat. Al ars invited 10 attend.