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Our Minister 20 Bra.il.

Advices have been received At the State De-
partment to the effect that when Mr.. Wash
burne, the American Minister to Paraguay,
was ready to leave that country, on his way
home, he applied to the Brazilian military au.
thorities for a pass through their lines. The
Marquis de Caxias, who wab in command Of
the Brazilian forces, replied to the application
that he could not grant the pass without In
structions, and therefore referred the matter
TO his Government. The pass was subse-
quently granted, but Mr.. Webb, the American
Minister to Brazil, insisted that the Brazilian
Government should oensure the Marquis de
Csxias for having detained Mr.. Washburne
while waiting Instructions. The Brazilian
authorities declined to yield to the demand,
whereupon spicy correspondence ensued be-
tween them and Mr.. Webb, during which the
latter threatened to withdraw from the coun
try. The affair had reached this point when
the last steamer sailed from Rio de Janeiro
Even In case Minister Webb carries out his
threat Of withdrawal, no serious trouble will
follow between Brazil and the United States,
rs the difference Is merely OF = personal ma
ture between him and the Brazilian authori-
ties, and It Ia understood that the State De-
paFtment Views 1t In that light.
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THE SECOND AUDIToR.-The Washington
correspondent of the Baltimore American says
the presence In the city Of Mr.. Lincoln, the
chairman OF the Congress Committee on
Frauds in the Pay Department, has caused a
revival Of the reports Of the frauds In the pay
ment OF bounties to colored soldiers in the
office OF the Second Auditor, notwithstanding
the final report Of the committee, with the APP
proval OF the chairman, that no frauds had
been discovered, which was presented at the
close Of the last session of Congress. No ex.
animation Ia being made at the auditors Office,
and Mr.. Linooln's presence here Is Of an en-
tirely personal character. The whole move
meRt is made to force Mr.. French, the auditor,
out OF ONCE, so that the place may be turned
over to Democrat, In the hope that the 70
ductioh In the force OF tho office, soon to be
made, may be In favor OF the members Of the
Democratic party. The fact that the Senate
refused to confirm n successor to Mr.. French,
is sufficient evidence that the Senate regards
him AZ faithful officer,
Mr.. French 10 now absent at his home in
Maine, The probability Is that there will be
no change In that office for the present
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been lSst Or dsstIoysd Hqties y hereby given that
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SsOT q DANIEL IpHs sAa was granted NAY III
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va s.ss assaisS ' s ~ ~ as oat5S " i
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IVES gEs1tsd June y. 1857; Eoyensss ise ~, of
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former widow Of lessee Eds, and was granted
March TO- 1885 soy'~isr ,;ehTfns q COOK.
Commissioner q Pepd'n'
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Nrw yonx. August as-lp. m.-Cottou quiet
and nrm. scx cents.
Porto Rico n[f4isx cents. NzK -
Fiour quiet md sSesdyi southern d6ehA9<E Il
wheat quiet and fFni Mo- z, taos- Co1( a'
~ dsSssd - ~ ne ~ IA Pat AZ III VI
Wkod/f o FDrk aphAd{b w8 dehn11 mod
2, $40 bYlda:AN III IA III
~ duli q our y ct sien5 1rht lsse1Ss
inasjry Tor skpipinf gra6ss, but wei ear ofI6
safes.
0RAIr.--WAeai.-The market 10 active at
K last quoted. A few small fancy lots taken
| for seed hare brought extrems. prizes. but tho
bulk Of the saiss Rave hanged from t7os down
Siifs VI SiiIisS pSfp no eS there are but
| few buyers beyond q .CS. The offerings
today ssIrsssts s.Jsi bushsis whtts and Il, 800
:s;s;'s i:s sss q ~; ss;s !; is;S: 4:
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The World asksi "Can we forget that our
own carrying trade, which In 1881 was almost
nearly monopoliIed In 1865 by European bot
tomsi Can we forget that we, who In 1851
were the most lightly taxed, are now. In 1868
the most heavily taxed people Of Christen-
don't"
To this the Tribune makes the following re-
phys "No, sir; we can't and won't forget any
Of these things. Nor viii We forget that the
men who burned and scuttied so many Of our
vessels, and are now yelling themselves hoarse
for Seymour and Blair-that Howell Cobb,
Toombs, Wade Hampton q Co. plunged the
country into civil war, without right or res-
son, and thereby made US the most heavily
taxed people OF Christendom,' and you are
now trying to restore them to power. The
people sAy Veto.
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Tho Hall ~ Greeasrier-Promis
Persons Present. n" IN

GRExspRIEn twHirE SULPHUR SrRfsos,J
Aug. a.-The masquerade ball given in honor
Of the distinguished guests last night was .
magnificent affair. Nearly athousand persons
were In attendance. Prominent gentlemen
from all parts Of the Union were present,
Secretary Browning and family, Gems. hobart
Z. Lee, Beauregard, Anderson, and Eehols,
and Cows. Letcher, Piokens, and Stockdale,
ex-Secretary Of Interior Stuart, Alexander II,
Stephens, Com. Maury, A. W. Coreoran, Coils.
Fontaine, whitcombe, Baldwin, Buford, suth.
erlin, Tenimer, and largo number Of repre-
sentatives OF New York, Washington, and
virginia ware present. ..Tt q. b..
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A Precious CoNrEssIoS.-The Radical
party II reproached for having kept In exist
snee the Freedmen's Bureau long after II
ceased to be necessary for the protection Of
the negro; but Governor Swami declared In 3
recent speech to Democratic meeting In
York, Peunsylvanis; gust as sure a. you
live, when you move the negro from the pro-
lection OF the Freedmen's Bureau and the
military arm which now protects him, his sun
will 90 down In dArkness and oppTesslon.n
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IMPAIRMENT OF THR INTERIOR,
- usIrHRsrAIns P1rHsT ossiS5s N,

4 7 : W suhaFt tnsst
ssy.ysracst, pI.sins toT he stisa.iss \ patent
iaprc ssnsat in E.safAstrrs % sials fsneils. for
seysn years from ths expiration q sfid, Reteat.
lii. osa:rsd sIsS iss :.Id RstiaSS s. herd - y.
Pat:A ss sn FL ~ day q n y
tSs .aST eel ssfts any 9s' h.'vhy
az Il e: as ss NE
az a. Sis y SsfS psr1 y.
70 be used a the said bearing. must BE- taken and
osSs. Wsish siif 81 fprni.hsd On spplisssioa, 'n'
T. S.s' n AZ sss = ~
foH the dsy Of hearing; the arguments. II ASy.
6idsrsd, sl.o. hat iiis notice bs paSll.h.d In
tho RSrglncas and The Intsl.fgsaess, Wash,ng-
neeiieut. oaee week for three speesssiss weeks ,
tho nrst 81 said publications 70 be At least sixty
daysprsvious 10 the day othsarinE srorr
iels'TAst Acting Commissioner o. Patents,
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GooD.-John MorrISsey publishes a card In
the Herald denying the story that no Is going
to support Grant and Colfax, or that he has
bet money against Seymour and Blair. It Is
gratifying to know that the Representative Of
the "Five Points" supports Seymour. ts
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TRoY, N. ,Y.--Ausnst 2s.-willian II. orsn,
ley, eighteen years Of age, son Of Doainiek
drenley, q well known citizen, was killed to-
day while attempting to Jump on 4 passing
traip, Six cars passed over him. IT,. 80
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An EXCHANGE, speaking Of Seymour's letter
of acceptance, says; at has the elammy cold.
ness OF Uriah Heepj the audaeious assumption
OF Chevy slyme; and the hollow hypocrisy Of
Peeksnif,"
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COLUMBIA, $. O., August 7s.-Liveiy debates
In the House to-day, showing hostility to the
Democrats, and reatiFeness under tho asssr-
tion OF power by the Governor.
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some TINE SINCE. the Richmond Erdmfne'
predicted that the South would soon become
cannibalized and given over to fetish, and ali
this because the negro Is NO longer . slave
and It Is proposed to give him the rights which
belong to his manhood. -.... 'rr......
The same paper now draws the following pie
ture OF society In the North. The Ersniner
says:
"Nowhere else is there such general inndel-
ity, nowhere such fashionable blAsphemy, no.
where such pruriency, nowhere such drunken-
ness, nowhere such violence, nowhere such
commercial dishonesty, nowhere such ofiicial
corruption, nowhere such cant, nowhere 50
many divorces. nowhere such social rotten
ness, nowhere such public propigaey."
1t Is not worth while to- attempt any reply
to such folly.
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SAVANNAH, August 2s.-Heavy rains con,
tinue, They have been general throughout
this portion Of the state. Crop reports are
gloomy. The rain IL doing material daRAss
to cotton. III -,
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RICHMOND, August as.--The committee hav.
Ing power 10 call the late constitutional con-
vention together again, decided to-day not 10
make such . call, the majority OF the com
mittee being opposed to u. ....l
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ usirrps f hIs PAfs,T 0.yrGs.

90 w
On the petition Of RlBnooi A; MiaeHEi, Of
New York, n. X, exeeutrix Of Robert J. hArcher,
fssSisa y az s.id Robert j s.IsSs, u. "a ~
Of Nay, 1855, for an Improvement In Tool for
0rooyfng noaldings, for seven years IRON the az
giIa,ioa "a said ps.su'. which lakes place on The
Lh SIdsIsS ma, ,ss ,.lS Psti.ioa ss had e :.
notified 20 sPPssr aud skov cause, il any, ,heJ
h4ye, why said petition ought mot 70 be granted.
Persons oPposinshhe extension are REQUIRED 70
IN ne rsssss 0Ass 'hsi5 os,sssSas, .psssss,y
Tho aAy Of hs..iss Al .s..HoSy aIsa By s,h q
tAksn and transmitted IN accordance with the rulss
of the once. which will be Furnished on applies.
Dsssou, ssd H.hs. PAPER: relied Spos ,s:
Within iss days Alter aIiss he tssiinony,. "
Ordered, also, that this notice be Published In
the RErusLIcAs and the Intsllloenosr, Washing.
ton. D, Q. sad IN the Atlas, New York, n. X,
once COX for three successive weeks the nTst Of
ssd pseiieatioss 20 DO at less, s.iy RF:yious
jyi0-fsw Acting Con ni.sionsr 81 Patsnis.
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Gen. sehur.-A Republiean well
come. Er .

READIsa, PA, Aug. Alden. Carl sehurz
arrived here yesterday afternoon, and In the
evening was escorted by . procession Of the
Uaion League and Republican Invineibies
to the Keystone opsrs House. whsrs he de-
hvered an aidrsas, In English ana 9ernsa, 70
crowded audience on the issues OF the cam
paisn. The Demonstration was gottoa up By
our German Republican citizens. frI
Gen. sehurz Left for Pottsville, where hs
speaks this evening. ...I, ...S
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RocHEsrKR, August as.-rhs time OF the
Hpiritualists convention was occupied last
evening and tails forenoon In discussing reso.
lutioss and the new oonstitution. This even.
log will be the last OF tho Convention, and
there will be = spiritualists' love feast.
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NEW hAvfr, august A.-Coionei Neeoham,
secretary Of TIE New E.giand society, hsS de- |
Z Med 10 keen op>Ahoots for entries until
NJ, .ve.iar - i.,,. .mou,t AZ
49, .-r,h,s,.- .lsS WS-s
RRot esh'e''cn We LAY
>faeulty OF ra0 Dad ~ Of pur t1ed
q enl are takinx a scsivr ntsfsst A q
las for the fair. Id - an II 4 M !
A-..s a, an, "a .h1..A.nLe. -
osr ~ Anp9SN ~
esHk pAds TO stop<f N fsetoriea IN 49,
State % wednesday asd Thursday that the
operators may have an srpottunity to attend
the exnosition.
sAPo'''''a.
=z=--p> sr-VUgSnue.= z-'-----z==s
x.~,.~, -,.. p.,s..,.-
L1Ln..X.LAILlT .-.-aI--I
ared sooes " yessvs tos many years empseyeR
~ he Western uatsa- Telegraph OosPasy.-
committed suicide this Afternoon BY shootinr
himself through the heart. gDsasst3s - !.
Me- q, 80 = -. ~ $500 <he ds,a,,T !,
----~--w-~'~ 80, 7
fOhfxfCAl- rg.gpl ysIl
swsks 10 the iuportance or the issues M.
VOWED In the approae NM STATE eiestiuh. me
usssip3ty esd satkreless .nAhifssted sss
r. nrxSk<ev N v1s(2rN MsstIs - 4 - hsix
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ThRoITAsT. AEHoUEcENlETz1A. gssstfsi
s s .s4s.. yeah q SS:ss . SS,.
addressing Professor JOHN VINDERPO0L, No
% Winthrop Place. New York city. 7...rs
EVERY LADY AND GENT In ths, world are
s e e. oar Sss d.1s, SALE
Thousands q other srisles. FOR si each, Send 70
ssn.s fSI cheeks And siisul.rs giving full r..
eulArs sent free, BANKS, LORD CO.,
N WaahiAEtes 81, Boston. MAJ,
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New Advertisements.

DRsz,oy1 PUPPY v 4 &c. , ynEyTiEgRaISAsRr
They car BE- Ees,orsd bg ~e.,ips egI pSysl P7,sn.
teen and half street. near Pen AniA avenue.
As-A full stock Of Choice Medicines on hand.
compounded for immediate use, including q specific
for the prevailing cattle plague. Au29
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,EIElAL .ouIH1lA MfEtIIsEIck
'RoM TINE PAoiFioo sLoPG,
FRoA RuROPE M CARIE-.

EhoA BukOk8 ~ GAkkS- gTsg
LoHDor, August fs--Lates aastsss -npN
Japan have been reestvsd. Ths ,sountrJ II
still In an unsettled eonditiea. The Mfkade
has driven the rebsis 70 the North. Forstgn
troops are stin guarding ths city OF roko-
hamo.
LONDON, Aug. fs.-rAs eoroner's inquest
upon the remsins Of the victims Of the recent
railroad accident 10 wales Il prosressihg. -
A woman named Dickens, living near me
scene, says she went TO assist psrsous II ths
burning cars, and that some might have been
savcd, but that sid Vas refused. .rIt vI
An immense meeting Of eabnea II progrsss.
ing tonight. Resolutions passed 70 make .
partial strike at once, to become geesral n
their demands are not granted BY the railroad
companies. raf 70
PANS, August 7s.--Roehofort, the editor Of
the Lantern, has been condemned to Is nonthi
Imprisonment and 10000 francs in second 40
ton against him. .---.5., e.
BERLIN, August 7s.-Consul Generai Ros
sing sails for New York with full power q
negotiate for the protection Of emisrants OF
shipboard. .-.-- -.
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D,rAar.rSSTn q Js5 5sF F.s.ss c,,.s.

9a ne petition q RS N. ho2sSeip. q Can.
81 1 sl:ass & a., q Psi y;
es iTRss, " !. conpsssa. or ssS,I,liiias
"a Rstsps ghsA takes place On 'hs loA dsT Of
3. sis;' 81. 81 I. . 3 BIZ s az
~ ass q, S;r AZ,
sst =
Y y a,sd ~ Dc iaid kszrins.. mus! be tsfsn ssd
oass. yhlsi Wi Ss isIsi.Ssi On spplis.iios.' ~
SHISIsi n NJ sa:s 5lis u. ..sIsSss = .','
~ RstS kisls. sea a IL isis sssssr. ws.S.
x s.osi p " and u hs ypsrnaI. Bo.tcn, hassa-
d.'' Pl.,i's. o a' az u AssA srour, :,
-i,is.xa. A.uas o.l-i.assa u Ssi,ssLs
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Dsr.sf.sSS1E 3. 51sfIs |. pa..2s ;a,,i.,

DFsSI-rUSkspS yArss PATugI oysIeEi. =
u. petite. Of Emo *. q r S SS
ss ss. Is Sslssi f. S:sss1 * R::;s.
81; & :ss p-sss which 'ahs' psss on the
ss a. sd S .d NIX K hs;rs \ 2:
e :1 Ss. :sSs % y q Why
AZ, o. fstsni 6aes. tisir oSjsstios;. Specially
% b used 4. lhs sala hsariag. last % taken AID
Sc. wsish Will 3 fsrnishsd on application.
,pssssiuon! and other paper., relied upon a. tbs.
foLS ~ day Of hearing; the arsamshts. II any,
,Shhln len days siter 1lnE The testineny,
RHfgsLictE and he isLIlgssosr, Wathinston,
fss t, y q. hsra!S rhisasi,sAi, o.s;
N as " e b at l'a.' AZ ssy sssSss 20
1y0TIhN Conm is.ionar n pafanla
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Il. I'NE-7I u 98""'7 I|"7--E 7
GREAT REELECTION IN PRICES,

G A dbns.r REpucrIos IN rRlsrs ~
WHITE Ap 8-U a z e q /
SSS 4 os q! Is sa e mine. ! I /
$40 POUNDS TO THR TON ,GIARANTEEp,
OAK. OAK xsp frlsE T HSSab com coSsfASrtr i1oS
. ss- Nov Il thetins for families 10 pot IN their
wtnier's supply.
Southeast sss.ss Of New York assaas aad Ylf--
,ssn;h s;tIss strSS Ssw SsliS AT f0jEss
WhaIVes foot Of bsvsnth street. Au92-H
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nEPARrxENr OF rHH INTERIOR.
~ LFa" UsirED eyAIls PAInST OyIIc

...oa the psnasn Of oisDssi 6sIIscs. Of Boston,
,prsyipg ior ihe sItsasioa o. patent
Improvement In 'fufnsss Of Heat 0cnsrstoI and
"a S;i:ai, sEi'S tales place On he ss;S dsy q
lis orssred sisi the said petition be heard at tbs
Patent Once on MONDAY The sist day o. Augas.
noxt ~ n 'sloek, and all psrsons ere notined
I'D peiitos ought no. % b srsa,sd. ~
ais IL The Pstsnt Once theiT obisstons, spssialiy
y y.
% b. as.a y che aid hs.IinI pS,, b sshss .Sd
ode, which viii be furnished on application. Nv
Deposition. sad other Paper: relied apoa g tss-
tSithia tsn days sssr sliss 4. sssa@oSy, 80
tho RsrgsLioIH aud The IEtsil iosneer. WsshinE.
sSn ssS Y The AZ
m 20 DO At least SIXTY BEssios'
lelS-fst AetInE CommissionsT Of Patents.
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nEPARrnKsr OF rHEIHrERIoR,g
~ HpFsTf UHrfHp efATBs PArHsr OF

:. laL-... -GI. " Asan sroI, July /, is1s-
. On the pstiuon Of 0AnDHER .. BLoDaErT and
fAuL =. swsnr, 81 Burlin stoa, Vermont, prsyinE
iof The extension o. 10 them tbs osh
fof baking, for seven years from the expiration Of
aid patent; whieh takes place on the 9Th day Of
ord:rsd Tia, tbs said petition be hoard al tho
Pntent 0nce on Monday tbs ls.h day Of November
next. ~ II o'clock. =. and all person. ara nou-
ssso Suss soso 5:
ss .Sss s,s e
K! forth !. n .ntiat. A lsafs tissH{Y bsiS.s
tafsn ana trsasmitlsd In with Tic ruiss
n the once, which will DO furnished on ApplieA'
I'd S:a sss :, ss
%ISia az i.s days .issf slsss he ss.si%saS,' ''
essgsLioir sad tSs Intsiiiessssr. W.shln s,ont
D. c., and In the Burlin gton Timer, Buflln gton,
W., enos . week for three weeks the nrst % said
Hablis.iisp. e DO At least sixty days RIsSiSSs TO
III yio.fsw tstias conmis.iopss u fss.n.:..
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DEPARrAEE 7 on gH. INTHRioR, y.

v q II: petition Of ssss.s Y sStssss. y Ssx
s.!.s. s;sss:S . VA ~. RSsss: sS ss
Holder. for ssvaA years ftom tie expiration Of
sAld patent, which takes place on the 2ith day Of
liz oiasssd ,As, Ne SAID pstl.isp DO heard At the
aoxt. At II o'clock m. Ahd, all persons are notl-
siS cnS e sss' have
Az r. r.. M iSs, e
set forth In writing, a least hoenty days before
sss S.y q s,aas si ss:.5sSSy ess by SsHss s
lakeland tran. mitted In Accordance Nitkths Jules
% the once, which will be furnished on ApplieA'
sss ss.. 4 ala 4: s: :d ,s5 Az.
sStI5s hs dasy q sssIans ths sEH%sa Il any,
~ Ordered, also. that this a9tiss Re pubIlShsd IN
tob. d. O.. and in the Atlas, New York, n Y,
once . week for three successive WeeksI the hrst
Of said publications to be at least sixty DAYS pre-.
ELISHA FOoTE,
IyH.fTN COmmlHAiOn0f OF pAtSD(A.
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The WHITE MANS GOVERNMENT The
me mbers OF the pure Democracy In the North
are growing indignant at the course Of their
brethren in the South because they are ming
ling with the "sigger,' and seeking his vote.
The Day Book utters itself As followa We
may expect to hear from Brick Pomeroy next.
here 10 the extract:
i'If Southern men themselves become 90 Lost,
so utterly lost, As to court the negro and strive
to get his vote, the whole social fabric 70 un.
dermined, poisoned, dead at heart, and only to
be revived after q conflict OF races that must
make the world turn pale TO contemplate. Tbs
utmost that can be yentured On with safety 10
to keep the negro from the polls, and thus
lessen the mongrel votej but II Democrats car
become SO utterly lost as TO mongreiire them.
selves and cooperate with 'eolored clubs may
God forgive them, II He can, for crime so I'M
spenkabie, and q aelf-destruetion so hideous
monstrous, and damnable"
There you have II. VIII not Southern Dem
ocrats heed this awful warning from the lpt
OF this terrible prophet on walls Of the Demo
cratic Zionl