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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-01-07

WILLIAM MCCONNELL, Cashier
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 4th
day of January, 1869. c. M. LURENS N
1885, Notary Public
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31

As to Virginia, West Virginia,
| North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
1 gia, Texas, Kentucky and Tennessee,
there are no public lands within their
limits.
The Comptroller of Currency warns
the people to reject ali $50 and
S100 bills Of the First National
Bank of Jersey City, of which some
| 1900 of unsigned impressions were
stolen from the Bureau in April, 1867 :
The bank, however, viii redeem all
such notes.
Mr.. Vincent COlyer, of New York,
| yesterday handed to President Grant
a memorial signed by a number of
prOperty-hOlders and business men of
Victoria, TO be followed by another
which viii cOltain the names of all
British merchants and others at Vic
toFia and other places, in favor of the
transfer Of British Columbia to the
United States.
The President to-day returned to
Mr. COlyer "a verbal reply that he had
read it with great interest. and had
sent ii 10 the Secretary of state.
Mr.. COlyer also showed the memo
rial 10 Senator SUMNER, Chairman Of
the Committee on Foreign Relations,
who, after reading it, said that the
Government was important, and
could have but one termination.
Meanwhile, our Government waits
for movement from England, which
is fast seeing the useiessness and i'm
practicabiliJy Of an European empire
on this hemisphere.
Both the President and Senator
Sumner desired their replies to be
made known to the memOrialists.
The receipts OF customs last week
were l,Sl6,924
Supervisor Fuller reports that he
has seized the Pacific Match Company
at San Francisco for alleged violations
Of internal revenue laws.
Senator Pratt again denies his in
tentiOn OF TeSigning,
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THE CHIMES
The immigration H0VsmeHt & Prob
able Failure.
John Will Not Trsspass Upon tht
Domain of Sambo.

ST. LOUIS, December 30.-JOhn G..
Walker, the gentleman having in
charge the Chinese who arrived here
Tuesday, says; A marked charac-
teTistic of the MOngOlian race Is sqs-
piCiOn and want Of confidence, and
this tendency can only be cOmbatted
through a strict adherence to the
truth and compliance with promises.
There IS little prospect at present that
John viii trespass upon the domain
OF SambO 10 any serious extent. Those
who have held out hopes of procuring
very cheap labor by importing it
from the shores of Eastern Asia, are,
/ think, mistaken in their cOncIu-
sions. From one end Of China 10 the
other, the value of labor on the Amer
ica-CGlifOrnia standard is well known,
and although labor in China is very
cheap, able bodied men Will not en-
gage to eXpatiate themselves for a
series OF years except on condition OF
receiving such high wages as will en-
able them to return home in cOmp8-
rative aftluence. l am confident that
no reliance can be placed on obtain
ing and retaining Chinese isbOregs for
agricultural work, except az the
wages of the country where the labor
is performed, and much more is this
the case for railroad labor. l believe,
however, that a considerable number
Of excellent labOrerS may now be Ob-
tanned in California at from SO To SIS
per month, they find themselves, or
Sl7 to $40 and found"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31
Ftnlans On the Moye.

BOSTON, December 30.-TwO com
panies Of Fenian volunteers. srrived
here, equipped and uniformed, form
ing a part of the Fourth battalion,
Legion of st. Patrick, and were mus
tered into service last evening by Col.
John Brown, mastering officer Of the
Legion for Eastern Massachusetts.
Each company numbers fifty men,
properly oflcered. The Legion is in
command of Gen. Burk, whose head
quarters are in New York, and it is a
military force of the John Savage
wing OF the Fenian Brotherhood. 1t
is rumored that the purposes of this
movement is 10 prepare for any OPP
portunity for coup detat in Ireland,
There are companies in Lawrence,
Lowell, and all the cities and eonsid.
erable towns in this section, and their
numbers are said to be formidable,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31
THE SUPREME COURT.

Although the Supreme Court has
adjourned till February, Judge Swayne
will sit in Chambers tomorrow 10 hear
a bankruptcy case arising from a
Florida railroad company. Repre-
sentative Potter, of New York, and
Senator Thurman, Of Ohio, are cOun-
sci In the same.
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RUPERT's LAND.
Formal Declaration of independence Of
Great Britain.

Rupert's Land and the Northwest
/ Territory have declared their indie
pendence in a formal manner, and
established a provincial government.
The authority of the Hudson Bay
Company is renOunced; its rule and
desire is foreign to the wishes OF the
people, and its transfer to a strange
power, OF the sacred authority con-
fided TO it by those living in that
section of British North America an
outrage which release them from all
allegiance to their former rulers. The
mission of McD0ugall is also pro-
nounced antagOnistic to the rights Of
the people of Rupert's Land and the
Northwest Territory, and prOclama-
ton made of an intention to oppose
the establishment of Canadian domin-
ion under the announced form, at all
hazards. As portion Of the procla-
nation is published a declaration that
the people OF the reYOlted territories
hold themselves ready TO enter into
such negotiations with the Canadian
Government as may be favorable TO
their pOsterity, but the terms are such
as to preclude the possibility OF their
acceptance by the authorities, unless
they are willing to justify the revolt
and pave the way Tor the independ-
ence of the people. The real pro-
gramme OF the leaders in this affair is
said TO be tar more Radical Jhau they
have yet announced, but as the Eng
lish-speaking portion Oi the pOpuid-
tiUn have as yet no delegation in their
council, they do not want 10 indOrse
it until the cooperation and the unity
of the whole settlement Is secured;
after which they will make a bold
strike for independence. 1t is quite
evident there Is more in this move
ment than was at first supposed or
conjectured. the IOrce of revolution
;sJs is larger, peter disciplined, and
animated with a purer, lOUier spirit.
Iheir leaders seem 10 comprehend the
full meaning ana purpUrt VI The step
taken, and wise he,lGs are looking into
the Iuture and shaping matters IN
proper manner. A spirit OF inde-
pendence is abroad beyond the St
Lawrence and the Great Lakes. The
people of RuperU's Land and the
Northwest Territory have caught the
infection, and are acting with view
of placing themselves in harmony
with their neighoors south OF the dI-
Viding line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31

sighted policy, nor reduce the legiti-
mate power and authority of the Vice
roy of Egypt. Such is not the policy
of Napoleon. The Niceroy is in the
French interest, and will be sustained
by that power. As to the balance of
the Great Powers, they have reasons
to make the Canal as free as possible,
and will, as a matter of course, lean
towards the Niceroy in this contest.
The Sultan may protest, but one thing
is evident, when the SueZ Canal was
opened theindependence Of Egypt was
virtually proclaimed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31
Interesllna Law Suit.

MONTGOMERY, December 30.-A
case involving State and Federal ju-
risdicti0n has arisen here. The State
law levies a tax upon the Southern
Express Company. The Company
applied TO Judge Rusteed, of the uni
ted States Court, for an injunction,
which was granted. The State Audi
tor has issued a circular to-day TO the
Collectors, ordering them to collect
the tax in spite of the injunction. The
case promises to be one of great inter-
est, and the State and Company both
have eminent counsel to fightit in the
courts,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31
AN ORGlE.
The Masked Ball at the French Theater
New Yark.

The New York Tines Of the cath
inst. SAYS: "Ihe scenes which were
witnessed at the fancy dress masked
ball, given at the French Iheater on
Wednesday evening, were quite un-
Daralleled il coarse indecency and
ruffiaulsm by any similar public en-
terUainmen5 ever held in this city.
The IeWdneSs which was displayed
was far too outrageous and repulsive
for description III the columns OF any
decent newspaper. But by far the
worst feature OF the riO,Ous occasion
was the brutal treatment bestowed on
the 1rail and scantly-dreSs5d females
in attendance, III which 4 large posse
OF deputy sheTifIs took a prominent
part. These officials occupied prOsce-
MUM boxes, and behaved themselves
in the most hardened, not 70 say de-
moniac, manner. One little incident
Will show tine sort Of amusement
which they INDUCED in-they deliber-
steiy hurled one of the female dancers
from a prosCenium box TO the floor
beneath, a distance of several feet. The
Door aud unprotected sufferer was re-
moved with a broken thigh. All
through these scandaiOus transactions
the policemen who were present
seemed poWerless in the ace Of the
brutal deputies, apparently not caring
to eXpel them Tor fear vi the OucidI
consequences TO themselves which
might follow. The bail terminated at
late hour amid the most turbulent
excitement
Aud the New York EreHiRg Post
SAYS: sit would seem so, if the re-
ports in some Of the morning papers
OF the bail given by French society
on Wednesday evening In the French
Theater are TO be believed. These
accounts cannot be quoted; they can
not beread with mOdesty. The orgies
practised there, according to the re-
pOrteTs, would have. shocked the de-
based and horrid assemblies Of impe-
rial Rome, al the hight OF her cOTrup-
ton. But the noteworthy feature is
that the police were present, protect
ing lives and limbs from destruction,
in the chaos of beastidlity, but making
40 arrests, nor even Offering remOn-
STRANGE against such brutal treatment
vi helpless, intoxicated woman -
generous men never would OffeT 10
cOnvicJs or beasts. Are these police
men the agents Of public opinion and
of law, as they now exist "a NeW
York, and does their conduct in las
sisting," as the French say, at such
scenes, express the moral sense OF this
community
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31
FOREIGN NEWS.
First News by the New French
Gable.

Mr.. c. E. Taylor, Superintendent OF
the Southern Pacific and Atlantic tel
egraph lines, sent us the following yes
terday:
Editors Appeal: Please find enclosed
q few foreign items OF news, via the
French Ca0le-a sample of what can
be furnished every cay, at noon and
night, over the Southern Pacific and
Atlantic lines, by Dir. Hassan, OF New
York, who has made arrangements
with the French Cable, and started a
news agency in New York, and can
furnish foreign and domestic items OF
interest TO the papers in the South and
southwest. Z. L. rAYLOR, Sup't.
by the French Cable.l
LONDON, December 80, 2p.m.-Rev.
DR.. Temple was formally enthrUueOl
as Archbishop OF Canterbury, at Exc
ter, yesterday. The procession was
loudly cheered on its way to the ca
thedral, and the ceremonies were ot
an unusually imposing character.
PARIS, December 30.-rhe excite
notwithstanding the trial of Drauppman
iOr the murder of the Kink family
increases as the evidence grows
stronger against him. The medical
evidence adduced this morning de-
clares that TraGppman is capable OF
committing ali the murders with
which he IS charged, and this is
generally believed, Notwithstanding
Irauppman still persists in saying he
had accOmpIices.
Mr.. Oliver has not yet formed his
ministry.
MADRID, December S0.-In the Cor
tez this morning Senor Cartelar, the
leader of the republican party, dellv-
cred a strong and impressive speech,
in S'hich he severely denounced the
government TSeadY to throw the
crown OF Spain, as it were fragile
toys mere boy king.
PORT SAID, December 30.-Ihe
steamer Sterling passed through the
SueZ canal yesterday in twelve hours.
She lett Immediately for Bombay.
Several other steamers were follow
ing. This refutes the statement that
passage of the canal is impeded, aud
every confidence IS now expressed IN
the complete success of the enter
prise.
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AofiYity ln he navY ptpartment.

NEW YORK, December 3O.-Private
orders were sent from Washington
Yesterday 10 all the navy-yards, dr
recting that the work OF fitting out
vessels Of war for sea be vigorously
prosecuted. The monitor Mianto-
nah. now refitted at the Brooklyn
navy-yard, has been ordered to de-
part at once, and her destination is
rumOred to be Jamaica, as it is said
that the European powers are taking
measures to prevent the cessiOn OF
that portion Of the island OF st. Do
1ningo to the United States.
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NASHVILLE.
The Nashville and Knoxville Railroad
General Breckenridge Expected at
Nashville.
SPECIAL DISPATCH TO APPEAL.

EtEALAL DA1A \ IN ~ n 4 A~~A%ff
NASHVILLE, December SO.-The
work on the Nashville and Knoxville
Railroad is progressing in a very graf
flying manner. The large force OF
labOrers now employed is 10 be
greatly increa sed early in the spring,
by which time trains will be run
from Nashville to Lebanon.
General Breckenridge is expected
here next week, and is to be the guest
Of General Battle, at the City Hotel.
We are poorly off in the way OF
amusements, the Varieties being the
only institution of the sort regularly
open. Arlington begins tonight at
Masonic Hall lor three nights.
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ELECTION notice.

EROM the large number Ofvoters registered
L in The seventh Ward, q Is apparent that
Il will be necessary to open two places Of
nicipal election. The corner OF l. nden and
Causey, and the corner OF Beal and DeS ITO
streets are hereby designated as such voung
places, and the folli giug named persons are
appointed Judges o. election at the polls 10
be opened at the corner OF Beal and DeS0to
streets, fo-wit:
Deputy Commissioner, J. p. Sharpe: Judges,
John Kerr Jerry Fsely and q. W + Cook /;
Clerks, +. Foster and lanes II. Purdy.
JOHN z. BOGGHNER,
ieaS Cnm'r OF Reglstr,n for shelhv comfy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31

NEW YORK, December 30.-The
Paris Li6erte says that about a year
ago, Russia ordered two hundred
thousand rifles, of new pattern, from
American makers. Gen. Banks was
charged from the United States to de
liver these arms to the Car. The
General has accomplished his mission
and returns TO America with a new
order for one hundred thousand rifles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-31

OTTAWA, December S0.-Vice-Chan-
cellor Spragge has been sworn in as
Chancellor Of the Court of Chancery.
The Cabinet has formally decided 10
recall Gov. McDoGgall. Heis expect
ed here in the course OF q week.
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Baly

ROME, December 30.-The infant
Princess Christine of Naples was bap.
tizeG to-day by Cardinal Patrizzi.
The Empress OF Austria is gOdmother.
-Four hundred nOtabiliue5 were pres
ent.
The session Of the Ecumencical
Council yesterday lasted five hours.
The subject of discussion was whether
philosophy was heterOdOx.
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LONDON. December 30.-Consols for money
egs<. Tor account 923k; $50 u $ Bonds sG5zds63
lG-43's 81 The stock exchange VIII be closed
PARIS december sa-The Bourse is nrm;
Rentes 72f Sc.
LIvERI Dol December S0.-The Cotton mar
ket is arm; Uplapds ~; Orleans lls4;
sales Il, Nv bales.
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TURKEY AND EGYPT.
The saltan ah.t the yiCerOy at Logger
heas.s Again.

Turkey and Egypt are again at log
esrheads. The SueZ Canal Is a VERT
able abple of di5cord between these
two powers. They are constantly al
variance as TO the right Of the Vice
roV to manage the affairs Of Egypt IL
relation 10 this channel from sea to
sea. At the present time the halt
comes in the following form: Several
Governments which have had no Con-
suiates ia Egypt, since the opening OF
4he Suez Canal have made application
% establish such relations with that
,utry. This the Sultan has prOhi5-
COT "a the ground that the eXecu-
ltea, handing it are without diplO-
tiNes u's-- = accredited 10 the Turkish
nlatlc asen. 4 that only States which
are represented - snlaT delegates tC
allowed to send con. M In ms state ~ n
the Egyptian capital. - ,,tries .lrie 'il1t inter p
faets The powers and co0.. 'tSF -,f.a
ested are about uniting ia a. APP,
fo the Great Powers with view ol OO-
tanning their intervention 10 Ovel come
the Sultan's objections. Such inteT'
Vention Will in all probability be
Granted. France viii not allow Tur-
kew to dwarf this great work by short
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PerempiOry Public Sale Of Cily and
Suburban Lots, Tuesday. lar
uarY 4th. al 8 clock pm.

r +, ,R94:IT5ssf' ,,:sl15 IiiEZEVAr & CO. ACC-
~ IIONt-E-Ass az Ineir rs8fesr00ru- Nam
e',sl S0.neI . % wan @ ? ID jefferson streets
- .7 7.sAS t-CiSs Ten Beautiful Building
~ On on HlS oA1 -fde east boundary line ~ ths'
-. ~ i-.iSley avenue. At the corner OF the
-. =. -el north OF Poplar street. connecting
p Key avenue and WGldrau avsuue en-
nraelng AL the space between the property OF
Mr AerrtweGth6r and Briuk1ev- averre.
Nothing but perempfOry orders from the
owner brings rn1s property now on the mar
het al public sale, as We are vel satisfied that
% would sell for twenty-five per cent mOre
next spring and summer Tne lots viii De
put up In forty feet fronts with privIieze OF
more or less. Terms cash.
CITY LCTs.-l5O feet OF the west end IF that
ula5niuceuE property, more admit -eu grs Ne
ueFe, than any other vacant ground IN tns
city. form zriy owned by r ". smith Esa
on the north side OF Vance street. elsf ~
Lauderuale, enclosed with a brick weIf-
This property viii be sold IN Is OF fiftv fs-t
with privilege Of m0-E Or less. Ter1ns-E-alf
casn; balance in six ana twelve months ~ Il
interest Also iots 3 ard - ia llociz S. IA
the wheaton subdivision, on the norm sue
OF Linden. east of Orleans street. Tins rl-,r-
erty is offered without any cash pzyraeIr. or
q credit OF one, two, three and four sea. s.
with interest on bond and security. vgitl lien
on the property. Thts property is put NJ to
De sold, anQ o1d1eTs may govern themselves
accordingly. The sale IS called at our sales
room TO guard against unf+ vor abI e W . tle--
parties interest & beng expected - ss..llllue
the property before tne safe hour. [ lril sale
Gay pEiva-e bids viii be con iierad-
ROISTER, IREZEN r. & CO.
ce9 AuctioueerE
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70 Land Baslers-Cus Tholts1ad Ac-ss rsss
dencc Garden and Firrai L.Illdis. -.fSs7 -.
Mics Of lHsaphis, az Per- Blpi0rg P.sbIie Saie
HAVING determiAvd te dispose 0r nv
II plantation, snowa a. :" Tae VidaaeH
SituaIed on the Hermaud0 rlfd assd tbe
waters OF Nonconn. IA, G.s miles south of
Memphis 1 take tbtS methcI VI 10 living
the land -1uying pUble &c tnat this vaI4abl1
property, conta iniog upwa-ds Ol a Thousand
acres, and embracing every variety OF up
land aud valley, neId. meadow and FoO-t-
land, will Be subdivided and sold to the
highest bidder, through Messrs. Rcyster,
IreZevanS & Co., AucttOneers. at their sales
room, in the city of phis. at the corner
Of Main and Jefferson streets. on WEDS e.
DAY, Ta 18th DAY OF IANUAET 1870 4 map
exhibiting the subdivision minu ely aud a.
eurateiy viii be found at the Office OF the
auctiGnecrs. Private bids = III be en- EeruaircgE
for any portion or all OF the tract unti 80
day OF sale. Prisons wishing 10 examIn- 81,
lands with a view "a bus ing. wiil havs-. a7-sTv
facility offered Tor 50 doing. By applieafsoa ~,
the auctlOneerS- OF 70 me at my ressfdsnee h
deem 10 superduous 10 represe,lt ID arreaf
value Of this good land. ia- within 7tlfs
distance OF such city 5 sfeliuni-. lu. tnar
tnan o say that, by Ila4risrs man cement.
thy Wilt yield a safer sitd llrs n pr is On
Ire iuse~s tiient tiiIi az Flniag rlsl. 81 eFt b
capital can ce N ioyet ] uape al active
cOlnpetli ION afnohg Jas ers sill a. lar as
possible coInpeDSz lls.t rsr rie l4ecazStfV 3 o.
parting with such deSif ole properly. Ierms
Of Sale-Haif cssil, balance on ,ille ad ing
interest. Et1 dAHDI PEh-yN
Roysterr TreEevant 4 Co, Auct OneeTs de,9
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Plantation for Rent.

EVOR the ensuing year, my Undivided
l. Half Of the Parraer Place. situnter
IN Erittenden county, Arkansas, near Be
ele'8 Landing. forty miles below No.
tHts. and three miles from tne river. ~
Vifoie place containz one huBdred assi Coz
acres cleared lsnds gin and gia-l0Jase ave.
ling and Outhouses- Ins richness. oil rf--,,iI
Is Uusurpassed-will easily yie3a a b1ie n
cotton to the acre. For terms. aD-fv - = n
Word, rs second street; or Fran < 1ioor. f]ied-
soe's LaadiRs, Arkansas
de5 IOFN p RICE.
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WASHINGTON MATTERS
GOLD IN TIE TREASURY.

The amount of gold in the Treasury
to date is one hundred and seven mill
lions two hundred and twenty-eight
thousand dollars; gold certificates,
thirty-seven millions eight hundred
and eighty-twO thousand; currency,
ten millions four hundred and ten
thousand.
THE TARTF.
The Ways and Means Committee
will not reassemble till next week,
when they will commence work on
the last half of the tariff bill. They
do not expect now to be able to report
it till the end of January.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raissrs

rUSHE Memphis OH Company wish to pur-
chase, during next fall and winter, a
large Quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (FairbGnk s. scales. They urge their
friends not TO store their Seed in large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
to make contracts for delivery OF Seed viii
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
asr Oil Cake and Mesl for sale ia any quaa-
tity. IN
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Elrn slaIIsLIos Of St. LouIs.

ST. LOUIS, December 30.-The total
number OF fires in this city from Janu-
ary lst till November 9th, was one
hundred and fifty-nine. Total loss,
S64l, 40; insurance, S467, $40; loss over
insurance. Sl73, 400.
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
wflliamCowssd)


vs., Landlor1's lien. Cod 80.
Angus. Taylor. section -
nEFORE JAMES HALL, Justice OF TIE Pe1ee
ID lOr shelby county. b. iiavi4 having te.a~r
made in this cause, and attachment l-sI- = .
and returned. levied upon the cro.t lntsIe- e1 se1
Tie pretaiss-; IL l. there orr orieret 49,
publication be made In the 1femDr =. p, -t.,tt ~,
APPEAL, q newspaper published 4, e,.-1.s..l
OF Memphis, tcr lonr successive 49, .ltt ,
rnandiug the said Angus Fayfor ~ - = a.
before me sr my Office, city or Sfe15r,5-is -s-r
l4tn civil District Of said county. On ~. 80
day Of January. ls10 and make sse-,,s. =. =.
sa5a SUIT ae-sast ni1ly or Il will - r-.. -
with = pdTts. JArrrs .Trss,
Just1ee Peace cor shelbr e011t~
J. e TEMRLz, Atte<asy. dses