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E y r o P E.
General Prim's Reception In Madrid
and Visit to SeTanO.
What Spain saves ny the
Revolution.
Mr.. Gladstone's Election Address and Plat
form of the English Radicals.

The Cunard mail steamship Russia, Captain Cook
from Liverpool the 10th and Queenstown the 18th OF
Oeober arrived at this port at an early hour yester-
day morning. Her mail report has been anticipated
great extent by the advces or the French steA-
ship Pereire. published in the HERALD yesterday
morning. The Russia, however, brings our special
correspondence in detail OF our European cable tele-
grams.
special mail telegram from Madrid OF the sth
instant reports that Admiral Farragur will soon sail
for the United states.
It is reported from Lisbon that the Duke de Mont
pensier has written to the Emperor Napoleon stating
that he would not accept the Spanish crown even If
II were offered to him.
The Portuguese are fortifying several forts in the
neighborhood OF Lisbon.
The latest English journals express the opinion
that the discovery OF the plot depose the Sultan Of
Turkey may lead to the most important results The
participation OF the presumptive heir may be made
It is said pretext for changing the order OF success.
sion, and the arrest or Russian subject may pro-
woke conflict between the Sublime Porte and tn
Cabinet Of st. Petersburg
The Paris Etendard, referring to the announce
ment OF an extensive conspiracy having been dis
covered at Constantinope, SAYS
We are In position to state that SO far no in
formation from reliable source has been received
10 confirm this intelligence. II any event OF impor-
lance had occurred In the Ottoman capital the I'M
periai government would certainly have received
positive intimation OF 1t.
The accounts from Italy are more favorable. A
Paris journal, remarking ON the completion OF the
Italian Cabinet, says
As now constituted, the Ministry may consider
Itself 70 have happily escaped from the Crisis that
menaced It and on which the opposition seemed
already to base hopes At Florence, as IN the pro-
vnceS the public shows itself favorable to vigorous
measures for the maintenance Of order. -
The report that the Pope had advised Queen
Isabella OF Spain to abdicate IN favor OF Charles VII
Is dented from Rome.
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THE Future Government.

from tho London Times, Oct l0l ,e.
The annexed note expresses views with regard to
the Spanish throne, which are believed TO be shared
by many OF the most influential promoters OF the
reyolGtion:-- .r.,
OCTOBER Q. 1853.
SIR:-The London Times correspondents from
Madrid enumerates the various royal personages
who might be called to the throne An Iberian union
under the present King OF Portugal or any other
IS Impossible today; but there is way for Spain to
have good tried constitutional king and pave the
way t0I anton hereafter. The Spanish crown is q
Jewel worth acceptance, which might tempt the
father or the King OF Portugal TO come from the
trement in which he has lived since his son became
OF age
Don Fernando is now fifty-two, and his other son,
Prince August Is twentyOne years OF age, having
received with all his brothers most liberal educa-
ton. The state oil Spain after 50 much misruie re-
quires for some time at least q man Of experience
whosby political and financial measures taken in
both countries would by degrees assimilate their
habits and institutions. Under the reign Of Don
Fernando Madrid would be frequented by the ma
orty OF the Portuguese nobility, whose aection for
HIM has not diminished; and when Spain, under q
new regime would have changed its position and
developed its resources, the want OF cordial feelings
which now exists between the two countries will in
great measure disappear
On the death OF Don Fernando, q union were de-
sired by both nations, the actual King OF Portugal
Don Luis, and hts descendants would reign over
them; or II the actual separation should be pre-
ferred the Prince Don August whose education
would have been finished In Spain, would then in
herit the crown. am, sir, your obedient servant
~ A SPANiARD.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT coua1-M ADMIRALTY
Charge Of N0n-Deiiycry OF Cargo.
Before Judge Blatchford.

Before Judge Blatchford
WtuiaDa J. KING ana Others The Steamship .sa-
ragossa.-This was an action on bill of lading by
which the claimant agreed to carry S08 bales Of
cotton from Charleston to this port and to deliver
the same TO the consignees the beants in the case
The bellants aiege that seven Of the bales not
delivered, and produced testimony to prove the fact
The owners Of the vessel offered to compromise the
case by paying for four bales Of cotton. On behali
Of the ship It IL contended that allthe cotton in
question was not brought 6y her, and that, there
fore. she was not liable The evidence In the Is
connicting Counsel for lbellants, Robert Benedict
for claimants, Beebe d DOn0hue. .na &
The Court reserved it's decision.
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To-day Maryland cub OF Baltimore, Va. Atlantic.
on Union grounds. Empire Va. Gotham, homeland.
horne. Harlem ~. Grsmercy, at Mount Morris
Tomorrow Maryland vs. Eckford, on Union
grounds.
Saturday--Maryiand Va. Mutual, on Union grounds
Eckfvrd w. SAAr. On CaDstOline grounda
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ffty dollars worth OF wearing apparel from Ana
Alby on the LIST inst, was acquitted


IHR wRArHzR YRsTERDAY.-The following record
viii show the changes IN the temperature for the
past twenty -four hours, a. indicated by the ther
mometer at Hudnurs pharmacy, 2is Broadway,
n IN m Rnild
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Democratic Pro9rcss-Tho sovereisns Plead
Ing 10 the People.

FROM Tue LONDON flHleS Oct. 81
Whatever troubles may threaten Europe, there IA
at east one reassuring siyn--that everywhere the
mass OF the people are BEGINNING to take interest
In political events, and, consequently. to influence
Them The con,mOn0Uv tcW henceforth ererv
country make ITS otcn history. There are more
the Russian frontier there Is no country where the
people do not hear the language, even though IL be
sometimes the cant OF liberalism, and where their
opinions do not more less aect the acts OF their
governments. This IL hopeful sign amid the
darkest prospects OF she future. In some respects
the state OF Europe IL "a bad as IL can be--,rorse
than u has been at any time siace the IU or The 6yst
NOpOiect tc0rSe Than The most despOuff3l0 poiift
ct0H troutd hare renturpd TO predict quarter of a
century ago. Vast and costly armanents weigh
youth II Interrupted by the relentless demands or
military service and often the whole plan OF life Ia
deranged. Incessant rnm0ra Of war heat the imagi.
nations OF the hundreds OF thousands OF idle men
who make up the European armies while they Ill
the Industrious part of the community with alarm
and dependency, and limit enterprise to that which
will occupy small area and bring speedy return.
We have learnt 10 hang on the utterances OF princes
IN q manner which almost makes us ashamed OF
ourselves and species. One potentate II orac,i-
addresses university In terms which are nj once
interpreted by the various commentators as frank
and Ambiguous, spirited and cautious, threatening
and conclllatoTy; and we are all Obliged to jolB Ia
the task or discovering trace of certainty In them
since Il Ia known that these men and their imme.
date councillors do actually control the fate OF
millions. But, whatever may be the events OF the
next few years, there Is ground for q confident hone
that happier tine tcU TDsiO,o. The prcsen uneasi.
meas OF Europe arises m great MEASURE from the
lar restessness N the causeor tie pretegt for tho
excessive military power with when soyerelQns
have surrounded themselves. IL may he that war,
Il 1t comes VIII break ny the old sYssoms which stil
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS coulr.
Charge Of Embczzling q Letter.

Before Commissioner Osborn.
me United States o. Robert Bovd.--The defendant
was letter carrier attached to station e, and is
charged with embezzling letter. the property OF the
Post ONCE Department. The Commissioner held him
for examination. i}'tsti &t 4af1 AEI
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Il In to be hoped that AFFAIRS viii settle down to their
usual condition very soon. The people have had
holiday enough The troops from Alcolea are march
ing into town today. They received by the nti
tary and receive but little attention from the people
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Mr.. Disraell's ''word OF power to the electors OF
Buckinghamsiire came forth this day week as II 1t
had been conjured into life by our demand; and
very powerful It was in verbal point OF view. II
recited that the Prime Minister had enjoyed 1.-THE en-
for twenty years, that he is. therefore, thoroughly
acquainted with his policy and that he has '.pur-
sued that policy without deviation" unless
1t were, perchance, In that little game OF
using Lord Mayo as . political straw to find
whether the wind was blowing In the direction OF
in 1867 and 1888 Parliamentary REFORM ''brCad In
Its principles but for his high prncicpe in success.
, 1ally resisting whici-or rather something much
same electors In 1863 He insists Justly on the adj
mirable conduct OF foreign affairs during HIS admin
tstraton and on the success both moral and phyHi-
cal, OF the Abyssinian campaign. lie rather unhap.
PLY congratulates the country on the increased
added to IL by Sir John Pakington--on the compile.
ton guns for our fortresses which have only been
tested since the resignation Of the liberal govern
ment: and on the conversion Of the Enfield rifles
which would have been delayed for years but for
the Prussan war. He IL great on the new office Of
comptroller instituted In the War ONCE, which he
describes inaccurately. He descants on the energy
and moderation with which the Irish dsafrecti0n
has been and processes the greatest aac
rity for any Irish reforms which are consistent
with the rights OF property and the maintenance OF
our Protestant Institutions
manifesto, which 10 strictly antiquarian, not con-
tanning single forecast Of his future policy, either
towards Ireland Or any other part Of the empire
Mr. Gladstone's proposal for dlsestabllshment and
disendowment OF the Irish Church, and hasty but
terrific outline OF the designs OF the Pope England
expressed IN s0nor0us periods which Johnson would
have enyled, aud to which Gibbon could not have
given volume more r0tund. But we have com.
menfed Oh this noble passage sufficiently elsewhere
The only lit answer for this part Of Mr.. Draels ad.
dress would be Ia language far too beautiful for us
to compose, but which we may venture TO borrow.
We might tell him that the Papa revival OF which he
speaks II ian unusual phenomenon, on which some
have gazed with wonder and some with terror: bat
that II will soon be moro attentively examined and
what folly has taken for comet, that from its nan-
ing hair shook big0try and chains inquiry will lind
TO be only meteor formed by the yap0s Of putrefy-
ing opinion, which, after punging its followers In
bog, will leave us inquing why regard IT." Per-
haps that is not quite up the Prime Minister'S rheto
real mark, but II closely approaches IL.
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BOOTY Of the RevoIutionists.

Madrid oct. y correspondence OF Paris Liberte.l
On the hrst news OF the Cadlz revolution the in
tendance or the palace IL u sad took possession or
the jewels belonging TO the crown. Only 1000 600
IN Spanish stock and francs In coin had been
discovered when there were accidentally found IN q
lott the crown the sceptre and some minor jewels,
which It was sought, 1t Ia reported. TO abstract
Madrid nfty-0ne cases containing jewels and pre-
cious objects belonging to NJ. Gonzalez Bravo or at
least declared TO be his. Finally, at the moment
when the priest OF the Chapel Royal OF Atochs was
about 1t Is said to ny, they arrested him and depOs-
tied with the Central Junta the jewels and ornaments
OF the Virgin OF Atocha, OF great value. aud which
he was about 70 carry or af 'E 4afa
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Before JudRe InQraham.

IN the Natter or the Application Of AdaHss on
HdbeGs Corpus, 6c.--Ths ia writ OF habeas corpus
issued at the instance OF the petitioner who is the
wife Of one william Adams, cooper OF this city, and
praying for the custody Of her children Arthur and
William, one OF whom was Of the age OF three years
and the other nine months The petitioner and her
husband have separated, on the ground OF his al.
suffcient means OF support She now asks
the custody OF the children, whom she alleges
he had conveyed to New Jersey, where he was keep
ing them, and preventing his wife from ascertaining
their whereabouts or visiting them. The case came
up yesterday the return OF the writ and the court
directed an adjournment until Saturday next testi
mony 70 the facts to be taken meantime, and the
petitioner TO be allowed TO visit the children. The
younger OF the children, unfortunately has died
since the granting originally of the writ ana the
unhappy mother will therefore be enabled To see hut
the remaining one At best.
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From the London Review, Oct TO-
The reign OF Terror has begun In the counties.
The doctrine OF the right divine Of landlords over
their tenants votes has broken with fresh fury
MAY not do ~ like with my own ~ IL the CRY Of
"a Buckinghamshire Landlord" whose letter We
print In another part OF our paper With frank
ness which might be characterized by another name,
"a Buckinghamshire Landlord" declares tlint he u
the keeper OF hts tenants consciences. In high
handed style, which might be6t . Southern slave
breeder, he declares his right to dictate their opn
ions. His notions Of political liberty so refined
that he would make every one under him vote as he
does. lie not only owns the land, but wants to own
the people. fits idea OF religious federation ID that
his tenants shall be Ut the same creed himself
In short, difference OF opinion from himself ~ the
one thing which "A Buckinghamshire Landlord will
not permit on his estate. These amiabe sentiments
cannot be considered as exactly new. They have
simply formed the basis Of every political aud reli
the world began. When carried out on large scale
they have dethroned kings and ruined mighty states
"A BnckinghaInshire Landlord however. reads all
history backwards, IA witches say their prayers, TO
give them greater efficacy.
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Cash Economy by the Revolution.

From the London Tmes lcity srtcie. Oct. 81
Whoever may be the new sovereign of spain the
revolution Is certain 20 effect considerable econo,
my IN the civil list the annual dotaon to the roya
family having hitherto been E45s600 apportioned ~
,oilows:-The Queen Ey 900; her husband sSs
ner son Alfonso f24 500; her daughter Isabei tue
Countess GirgentD. eco oO6 her sister, Donna MARIA
Lnlsa, $4,000. and her mother. Queen Christina
ESQ, 600.
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SUPREME cousT-cHAmBEHs.
The Merchants Union Express Robbery.
Before Judge CardOzo

Before Judge Csrdozo
Nmore p. Ross, President, ct al, ~. Putnam w.
Br0,cn.-Tn this case reported In yesterdays
HERALD, in which motion was made for the reduc.
tion Of defendants bail, who was held in the sum
OF $4,000 IN civil suit for the recovery OF that
amount, stolen from the patntfs In May last, Judge
CaIdozO yesterday rendered decision reducing bail
to $50 000 without prejudice to renewal or the
ton for Q further reduction, upon the defendant
showing proof Of his inability 70 furnish this amount.
IIabens Corpus Application for the Custody Of
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Avcra8o temperature. ......................., ~
Average temperature Tuesday. 68z
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

CTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF ORMSbf.
y District Attorneys Office Notice Of suits
commence To the foil wing named defendants.
and to all owners claimants 10 the real estate
ara Improvements thereon. or improvements when
assessed separately, hereinafter described. know
or unknown: You are hereby notified that suits
have been commenced in the justices Court. Car
son Township, by thu State Of Nevada. plaintiff
against each + the d' PENDANTS hereinafter named.
and each ofthe following described tracts or par
GELS OF and with the Improvements thereon. an"
improvements when separate assessed situated
in Orusbv county. and all owners of claimants I"
the same known or unknown, 10 recover the lax
and delinquency, assessed II said defendants.
against said property. FIR the fiscal year com
acucing the fast day Of January, ~ :. ana
ending on the 3lst day If December. Isl :. and
that a summons has been duly issued in each case;
and You are furtl notified that unless y"n appear
and answer the complaint filed in said cause on or
before the
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goth day CT ApIil. A-D. 1865,

~ 70 o'clock ii. to answer the complaint
IF tie above rs.med plaintiff "lo sues you to re
cover two hundred and farty-S"vcn '"laIs primer
nal ant; interest amcuntil- Il tV" hundred -ish'
and t2-lou ,.pl'ars ur'n two II"'tlSS'ry notes
Md. by yo.. one dated February lcjh. l5t4- pay
ALL. June 1t Ie64, WIN. L. SEnInins or bear
er with iuteles; at tire, yer cent rfI month. the
other dated jane IZih, 1865, execute! by You e.
L. A Beers. fer the sum "f fifty two ,oltafs WIN
interest AZ two per cent. FER month, when Judg-
n,.nt will b. taken against = for the SAID
amount together with costs and damages. II you
fail to appear and answer
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said Dong.
las county greeting: Make legal service anu
due return hereof.
Given under my hand this 18th Gay OF March,
A. b. 1865. o
mhIs-fw Justice Of the Peace 81 said Prscincs-
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Fifty cents State Revenue stamp
IN THE JUSTICES COURT or GENOA PIKE
| cinct in the county Of Douglas, state If Ne
yt,Ia. Before :. T. Tuttir, j. p. j. X. johnson,
plaintiff against ". Mcleod, defendant.
The State If Nevada sends greeting T. " Mcleod
defendant. You hereby summoned to appear
before me- at nay Office in Genoa Precinct, IN The
county Of Douglas, IN the
2jth day of April, A. ID. 1865,
at l. o'cl ok NJ. To answer the compliant ct the
above named plaintiff. who sues You TO recover
pinety-eiglt and sa-l00 dollars alleged i'll plain
tits comp amt, on file herein to be due him from
ynu As follows: Seventy three and H9-lvo dollars
for goo,is wares and me clandi-e s"ll and c"lIV-
er, Il YOU at your request, and twenty-five d mars
for 50 much money paid to J j. Nus,er 1or VI al
Your request, when Judgment will be taken
against You for the said amount, together win
costs and damages, ii You fail To appear and an
sver.
To the Sheriff or any Constable # said Douglas
county, greeting: Make legal service and due
return hereof.
Given under ny hand this 2lst lay OF March, 4
D. l>GS.
s f. TUTTLE,
4 Justice IF the Peace of ,aid Precinct
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Ci:Di: As w T. AIS.
Attorney and Counselor ct Law

A Nd COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS FOR CAL
- IFURNIA. Office in Sweenys Buidihg
he will practice in all the Conrts Of this state,
and in the CiIcLi. nd District Courts Of the Unite
states Most oiu atte -tion viii be gwen to AL
matters entrusted To his care.
xS-Houses and Lots rented. bought andso on
reasonable terms. Titles strictly investigated,
rvu,s,sucia,; done, aad collections maie.
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KANSAS.

7.1.- From, Cnr,fe lend of the Union Pacific Rail
r,ai, ED. to Denver, ,Coloraio), 265 miles and
back, duly. ,
Lave ,y1re daily at \. NJ. Cor on arrival OF
cars from the Eas).
Arrive At Denver in seventy two hours;
Leave Denver daily al o A. NJ;
.rrive al Cayote in seveuty-two hOnrs.
IN. route and service will be curtailed at pro
-It1 reduction of pay, as the railroad Is ex-
landed westward.
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$1,000 REWARD.
STATE OF NEVADA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.

l.
NY THE AUTHORITY IN Me VESTED BY
u the Constitution and Laws Of the State Of
Nevada, hereby offer
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery of THOMAS RlLEl
to either the Sheriff of Lyon County, or TO the
Sheriff of Orn!-by County, Nevada. Sail Riley is
CHARGED with tie murder Of Timothy G. Smith
then Sheriff Of Ormsby County, alleged 10 have
h,su committed on the night Of Thursday, Ee-
ceuber l.. 1867, at said liiey's House, in Lyon
County, while said Smith was attempting to arresl
him f,r shooting ore Miles OGrady, the same
night. at Empire City, 0rmsby County.
DESCRIPTION
Thomas Riley is an IIishman; about five feet SIX
inches high; hair gray, formerly brown; eyes
blue. or clav: ordinary weight about one hun
dred and thirty-fve pounds; and in speech and
action is sharp and quick. When he committed
the murder he was wearing moustacLe anu IN
perial.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set my
GSEfN hand and caused to be affixed the Great
Carson City, this the 18th day of December, A. D.
1861. III. G. BLASDEL.
Governor Of Nevada
Attest:
c. So1EwAlz, Secretary Of State.
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COLOR ADO.

lass From Cheyenne, Dakota, by In Porte to
Denver, (CploraIol, lc2 miles and back, daiiy,
supplying such offices are on the route, at the
discretion Of the Department.
Leave Cheyenne daily at A. NJ (or On arrival
VI cars from the East):
Arrive at Denver in twenty-four hours;
Leave Denver daily at o A NJ:
Arrive at Cheyenne in twcnty-four hours.
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And NUT IL ac- rr,r'ed " a"i enclose ~
Bun.3s, Warrants AID Claims oa,ran L. lie zurieh-
der 81.
Prntel blanks : r h.liu- r. " : can 10 OBJ
,,5,t ,.rr, ~. ,..tiot, at ts, Auditors s.,.e-
H. :. MASON.
County Treasurer.
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llth clay OF April

A. n. lses at the hour Of 10 o'clock 4. N ..
iI,,,,.,,t will 10 +sken o-,inst vou and the real
ast.ta and improvements herein described fnr The
,n1 ana Of ,y apI dsI;poutncy specfed and
costs otsnit.
J.l, ,ossossarv claim to 50 acres Of
,,3 IrofN - santinn II Ti5 y T. 10 T.
Iahu, a ~ W - ~ ,ax,rJ
| ,,;sac, "a 90
feet Of lot - 81 hus,s 'rW r Ur on
| -5, + qai, na +,y and d.,inru-ncv 81 81
~ assessed Tr =" IN '!s's ,' ~ tl - r.
:, ana "i'l7i'h' carson Ni'f Ian AIM
- II O,;,.,r ,-.s.,se,r,- cIo'r, TO LOT f in
Nv r, t nd i,,,rrytrsnts and
80 - - -r., -. a., 4 ,s..s..5 at l 5fO 90
persona n%'q ~ "a 'i''''
Sra,rsi,nJ = r personal rropertv assessed at
,ao a, ,!v o,,d i'jiro,,s%y n 81
en- ", ,aJ,,rl ,,.-s nal rrar.ar.y 3s.e--
1>f Ia I o. ,N" a,,t ''' I',,,src,
Cadwa'alcr, Henry. 's>"S-, ~ claim to- acre.
Of Ial'i an iHi iirt''"' Ill = Az "' " nm
Carson CITY, in Kings C1n.n; bounced on me ne
norm ny laio ,ltiH,'u - - - .''N"'
land Of Joseph hrefrr. and n the west ~ WIN.
known as the = Johnson and BALDWIN ranch
'ah an "@I''i,ire|'9 - '' -. =. ID. N =;
Eterhart, John :, I'"'>'>sory cam 10 -. =. III
DICK = 81 E"ll,lIT ~ 5 3 s,o 80, i i.l;,
personal property assessed al 500; tax ami dehh
Eall and Lavton. T"Ss'sSory cam - ~ acIf, ~
abo I eight miles fr m Ca-s"n CITY: kI'"n a.
s".t >tAt"h; lax anu ut l.''I", ~ 50 -, 80
"t,"S' L. ~ use ana 'o' ~ ii'i ,',..
Ia' i. 'hie assessor d. 80 ~ ''A -'' -'
s. II,
1t'Hht''' ''I""i g.. 49,, y 49,. -.
81 Ahi " tr'h >l't yea. lt'i ,,t,, ~ ,5 ,,.
M. h.s az" ,,,i,.'' D D. -