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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-06-12
A Retrospect.

Four years ago our future was dark
and terribly discouraging to contemplate
Everything around and about us bore
the impress of desolation, of the down
fall of our effete and dccaying system of
civilization from the muzcs of the won
dcrful histories to come, we could not
CLEAN the day Of our deliverance. In n
word. our situation, our condition seemed
one Of utter hopelessness Surrounded
by nothing that was inviting or encourage
ing in its nature; nothing to inspire us
with hope and ardcr to press on toward
our Mecca. Like some way-worn travc-
Ter in tho vast desert of Sahara, we felt
dcsolate without one green spot, or
oaris upon which to rcgale our eyes, or
relieve the dull monotony of our lives,
with no bird near to carol or warble forth
hymn of cheer and encouragement
Upon this burning and arid desert we
were shipwreckcd, us it were, by the mis-
-for.sase and saSasssuss - .1gith nS,
wells Of Moses near from which to OBJ
tain cooling drink; no dove-likc
messenger to extend TO us the olive
branch of peace. Our whole beings
were troubled with hcaving emotions Of
fear for the future of our beloved coun-
'try-likc half pent volcano they con-
vulsed our hearts, our day-star was not
vcilcd behind penumbra shadow of
mists and darkness, but was absolutely
overloaded, and if there lay any pros
poets before us, they were occult, we
couldn't sec them. In the midst of these
trials, and the seemingly utter hopeless
ness of our lost condition we forgot that
courage, energy and fortitude combined
could overcome, could work out for us
an end, a success in our lives which
despair and despc ndency would ever give
over as lost. We were like Rachel of
old, 1--WE wept aud would not be COM
fortcd."
But the astute observer of all things
had not forsaken us in this hour of our
affliction, and shipwrecked upon the shoals
of despair, His strong arm was at the
helm, we'll and truly able to help and
guide us safely through the storm clouds
and breakers which stared us in the face,
and launch us triumphantly in the
middle of eighteen sixty-nino. -Four
years VIC have suffered, four years we
have groancd in poverty, but from this
onr country has partially recovered,
and our Commonwealth will soon have
iogaincd her former status, only OH u
iirmer and surer foundation.
1t is pleasing, not to Say cheering, to
the unprcjudiced mind to contrast the
present with our past condition. 1t is
true there is not much of an analogy
left; but still the parts of the likeness
gone we cannot say We regret. Our peo-
pie are now becoming reconcilcd to
things as they exist-beginning to realize
the truth of the maxim, "That every
man is the architect of his own fortune"
But this was not always the case, men
were once too much accustomed in sub
hitting themselves to be passively drawn
and pulled about by party leaders to
ever arrive at POSITIONS of trust and I'M
portance themselves. Humiliating as
it may be to acknowledge it, yet we can
not deny it and speak the truth. Men
may cant about the tyranny of the pre-
sent, or OF the past four years; but ii
they will examine closely the aspect
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-06-12

CAROLINA FARMER - Ono of the
most popular agricultural magazines in
the country. Only $500 per year. Ad-
dress VIM III. Bernard, Editor and Pro-
prietor, Wilmington, N. G..
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TAYAOR's PATENT

"A AIOdS - Il a I'm
Saw Sha.pener and Deepcner,
FOR Gany ond Circular sac MIS-.
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the State of South Carolina, for the
above We are nov prepared 10 fill orders for
the same.
The advantage Of .his Machine arc gcono-
my, despatch and perfection n keeping all
kinds OF saws in perfect order.
by its use, the teeth of the Saw are kept
at uniform depth. angle md size.
Fully one fouih Cd and better lumber can
he cut per dry where this machine is used,
The Saw running straightcr, trccr, faster
and cut smoother
y saw can be sharpcned in five minutes,
and i'll the mot pcrfec: manner. The price
of the Machine can be saved III few months
in the cost of ilcs and labcr For further
information apply TO
CHlSOLM BROTHERS,
Charleston, $. G..
may 20 wee I'm
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OrAngeburg District. Citation.
BY TuAD. C. ANDREWS, ESQ, Judge of
Probate.
Whereas, B. C. Jones hath applied to
me for Letters of Administration on the Is
state of II. J. F. Griffin, late OF Orangcbuyg
Csunty, deceased.
These are therefore TO cite and udmonisl
l,,ntitnr.
of The said decensc(l. TO bcais'f s.r-.sfs -,
fore g, at Court OF Probate for the said
Coun'y be holden a; OiTtngeburg. OH the
2Gih day ot Jane, 1860. at 10 o'clock y.
NJ. to sh,w cause if my, why the said .id-
ministrntion sh, I'D not be granted.
Given under my H..ud and tie Seal Of Court.
this 18th day OF Juac, y. ID. 1869. and in
the ninciy-third year of american lnde-
penaencc.
TuAD. q. Ai!OREwS,
june l2-2t Judge OF Probate.
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ORANG GEBURG-IN EQUITY.

Phelps ct. nj. vs. Carson ct. al.
BY virtue of dccretal order in this case,
will soil nj Orargchurg Court House, on the
first Monday of July next.
All that lot or parcel of land situate in tIsc
Town Of 0rnngebmg. and bounded by lands
of William q. Whildcn and Estate lands of
tho late Henry Ellis.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for pa
pers and stamps.
sherif7s oiiiee, H. RIGGS,
Orangeb"rg C. H., S. c., S. C..
June 10, 1869.
june II I'd
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-06-12

A policeman has been in New York
#ho refuses 10 receive u present OF $500.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
In accordance with Section % of an act
entitled An act providing for the assessment
and taxation Of property, approved the 10th
by given that the total rate per ccntum levied
for State purposes for the year 1868 Is Z!
mills; and for all other purposes, the total
rate levied is 3 mills, making a total for ali
purposes for the year 1868 10! mills on the
dollar.
JNO. D. MOUNT,
June l2,-3t County Treasurer
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-21

Day FEET.The most effectual way of guarding ones
health to keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the of India Rubber Ovsrshoes and the incle
ment upon would advise readers to
buy but the best quality, which onybe had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No. 3s Chestnut street. south
aide, PHILADELPHIA
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PLEASE READ

PLEASE READ
WANAMAKER x BROWNS
ADVERTISEMENT.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED..
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS IL, at the residence of
the brides broher-inaw, by Rev s. A. Holman, Mr..
GEORGE w. GOOD,of " est Philadelphia, to Miss SAID
II. RUDOLPH of Lancaster county
LATIMER- -NIXON.-On December 10, 1869, at The
james Price JAMES M. LATIMER, OF Frankford, and
SUSIE r. daughter of the late Henry NJ Nixon. of Mana
junk.
SoTf 70 Mrs. MARTHA DoBBINs. both of Burlington,
TH0MAS-HORSTMANN.-O Monday evening, De-
the residence of the brides father by Revs
Phillips Brooks and Charles D. Cooper, Rev RICHARD
NJ THOMAS to CLARA L., daughter OF William j. Horst
Manu. Esq, all of this city.
DIED.
BARoLAY.-On the 2lst instant, IDDINGS BAR
CLAY, aged 81 years.
Due notice OF the funeral will be given. 5
BILLINGs.-On the 10Th instant. after short illness
Emma l.. Billings, aged months and % days.
relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral. Wednesday afternoon
the ed instant O'clock from his parents residence
Odd Fellows Cemetery.
OADWALLADER.-Passe on to the higher life, on
the Goth instant after short illness, SARAH b. DAD.
WALLADEK, in her 36th year.
Invited to attend the funeral from the residence of
Joseph Bunting Marshall road, Twentyseventh ward,
Philadelphia next tifthday afternoon the 23d Instant
at O'Clock.
COOPRR-on Sunday the 18th instant. after brief
illness. MIRA ELIZA IL. COOPER, relict of the late
Thomas Cooper. of this oity
Her relatives and friends respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence OF her nephew
"wednesday, December %, at o'clock. To proceed to
Laurel Hill
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THEFAMnT Doom; OR, THE SIN OF A COUNTESS, is the
name of Mrs Emma ID. X. N Soutbworths.ne novel It
will command large SALE it is fully equal If not
superior 10 ''The Changed Brides" "Ths Brides Fate
Far Play" and How He Won Her." which have proved
to be four of the best novels published and which
having unprecedented sales for Mrs Southworth
novelist stands the head the ationa school
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-21

CLOTHS. OAssIMeREs. GTO.
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DELICIOUS CHAMPAGNE-the most delicate flavor At
greatly reduced prices ALSO pure Grape Brandy for
lids. CARMICR 4 Co., Sole Agents,
No. 1l3 Chestnut street
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-12-21

HOLIDAY GIFTS,
SISGER's FAMILY SEWING MACHISEs,
TEN DOLLARS CASH. Balance in monthly instalments
o. L. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
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AS HOLIDAY GIFT nothing could bo more appropr
ate than a Singer Family Sewing Machine. To be ha
upoo easy terms at No. 1l06 Chestnut street.
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JEwELaY.-Mr William W. Cassidy, No. II g. Second
street. has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewery and Sverware in the city. Purchasers
rely upon obtaining real pure article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has large stock
of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and nrnht
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RUBBER OvERsHoEs AND BooTs for Men, Women, anC
Children be had retail at the very lowest prices
Goodyears manufacture, old stand, No. Jos Chesnu
street, lower side.
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GROVER BAKERS ELASTIC STITCH SEWING MA
CHIMES also their SHUTTLE OR "LoCR" STITCH SEwfSG
MACHINES, may be obtained during the Holidays rer
elsl tsrms. Salesrooms. No 73O Chesnut street
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HARLEIGH. HARLEIGH. HARLEIGH.-PURE
HARD LEHIGH GOAL, LORBERRY, SHAMOKIN,
AND WHITE ASH SOHUYLKILL COAL
OFFIOE, SIXTH AND SPRING GARDEN
STREETS. DEPOT, NINTH STREET (No. 957),
BELOW GIRARD AVENUE.
WILLIAM w ALTER
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You CAN REGULATE THE Color. Every natural shade
from light brown deepest black is impaired by PHA
Ions VITALIA OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. The mum
ber of applications determines the tnge 1t would like
comparing shining water to the drainngs from marsh
to compare it with the ordinary hair dyes
, 1869-05-05

street bstlgc, and Was prccipttAtcd into the canal.
THREE men were injured and TWO horses Killed.
new patent Il q railway store. which has
seecryoir Of water 80 situated above II as not 10
becomc heated. In case Of an accident the shock
wilt throw open couple Of valves md the ire te
e1ungu{lhed.
Fred. uAulon and an unknown Individual were
to hsve hsd yelocipede raco for q, 900 and the
championship OF the UnIeed States: but, In con-
sequence OF Z failurc to ngrce upon terms, the
match Ia OF
A lad Of II, In PutAburgh, bought liquor IN four
saloons on Sunday OF last week, and On Monday
lodged Information against the dealers for selling
liquor on tho Sabbath and received tlco as the IN
foYmerA fee. .....
African colonization ts on tho decline. The
regular fall expedition Of 1868 to Liberia WAS
dispensed with entirely for wAnt OF pAaseugess'
mud this spring less than 1oo emtgranss have ap-
Piled for berthA
The h,scss and most powerful fog whistle IN
tho world Is 10 l,e put ID Use On Tnachers IslanA
oQ 6aleu. Massachusetts. 1t Is to be WORKED oy
a tcuhorsc POWER steam engine, and Will Ia teaay
about the lst Of next June, ... .......,,
At TallaIega, ALI, school teacher 9eeen'1s
sentenced negro gtr. ono Of his pnplls, 70 ten
tlass' cooking 1t hls private residence. for v'oa'
ton Of the rules Of his school Hts pupils are
rather refractory, and he manages TO get nl nls
ho,sewnrk tlouc by them. .......
At Fort Prcble, Portland, Ne, sonic workmcn
while removing rutbish from the old BRICK ba1
ucts, found tied ur IN handkerchief 5000 u
halls-all Of the denomination OF nves-on tht
Frankfort nank Of Maine. This hank sailet
several ye1rs aiDce.
The following table 7hows tho number OF ullet
Of railroads in the various countries Of the worit
Mt the close Of lsG5, with the total cost, cost Qc
mile. and the extent uf the countries:
, 1869-05-05

other debt created without iss consent or
authoritys In The Milwaukee case the city
gavo its consent to certain net but the
Court refused to enforce lcgislation which
attempted to enlarge that consent, In the
present casa no consent is asked.
The Eth section OF the ninth article Of
the Constitution of the State Of Illinois pro-
vides that
Tho corporate authorities OF counues town.
may be vested with power to aasess and collect
taxes r. corporate Fur7asra euch taxes TO be
uniform n Ecspcct to persons ond properly within
the jurisdiction OF tho body Imposing the same y
Ihe Legls4sture cannot even authorize
tho corporation Of Chicago 10 asscss and
collect ta1 for my other than corporate
or municipal purpose, and that purpose
must be one sanctioned, authorized, pro.
sided or proceeding from the body corpo.
rate. The authorities Of Chicago have nc
power given them TO purchase a park. Is
The purchase Of park pertaining e1cl,
tively to small portion Of the people, and
by no means general improvement, for the
benefit Of The municipality, and which
being spcciAl, is delegated to body Of me1
wholly distinct from the ns,nicipa
government and not general, "cor.
"porate purpose" in any sense Of the
tern7 Can That he a corI,orate act from
which the co1pornte body is excluded, owe,
which it has no control? Is there the least
scmblanco Of corporate purpose in it.
beyond this extraordinary and unconstitu
4
, 1869-05-05
WISCONSIN,
CnAc OF Supposed I'oIxoninE Ia
JnMc~sitle-'Ehc Wife OF Dr. Duvnn
suddenly Dies lndrr Very Sts.
plCt0MA Giro nl.1S Stl nCCNs

CuAc OF Supposed I'ol~oning In
Jnnc~siEle-'Ehc Wife OF Or. Durnn
Suddenly Dies lndrr Very Sus.
plcion. CfrrniuStlnccHs
IcunREsrospEScE OF THE eHlcAGo TR1BrNk.l
JAsesvlLtE, Mar ,. tsso.
t,u the morning Of the SJth ult.. at a. u.. Mss.
Elizabeth 1luyall. wift nt Dr, puyn! travelling
ernpysIc, tlle under the following ctrruW-
stances: The Doctor has been stonrlux here,
somc stx wetka, with his family consisting Of wife.
three sons mud Que daughter. They stopped
while IN Jancsrtllc at tho Borden House. where
tho hector healed hy laying on Of hands
MrA Durntl rcslrel on the night
Of the s9ts IN her ususl health
At T. N, the soth. the lady psonr.ctress, Mira.
W,ntermute, WAS Ca1lct. hut dIl not reach the
ruon TIL SITTER Mrs. nuvall had hscathei her last
In fact, no one outside OF tho Doctors family 4aw
her III her sickness As it was known 10 the
lcar1ers that Mrs Duyatl WIS flsi~,ff, and a. the
lhxtns seemed anxious to get her Immediately in-
terrell, rumo1s soon got aaoAi that all was not
right
Atsp H.. the sa'l. Coroucr.s inquest WAS
called, and an examination ordered. The D5ctor
trSIstGd r,nxt n.orttn to tfe last moment. The
autopsy rrrralrd the tntFo wing particulars;
The body WIS that OF = robust young
woman; age, about e ycaA- AZ she
lay nE1 The muscles showed that abe bad
died In tetanc spasrns- The Jaws were ARMY SET.
and the muscles OF the back were sn contracted
that the boly rested on the shoulders and hrA
The feet wcEc archCtl, AMI drawn In to an extent
alnnoes Stimulating telIPce. Although hut twelve
houra hai elapsed since deatt, alf the dependent
portions Of the body hal b*-eon1c nS!d. the meek
and shoulders being quite black, <su opening the
u.,y the Internal organs were found perfectly nor
nal. with the exception OF the stomach and
psophagus, The mucous membranes OF these wes,
inilxmctl sal covered With taEk iwt.1 spots In
eurue pisces the n,ucosis meNnhrsne VIA entirels
cppc She was ave months sivauced In rrernan.
CT with male child The fTins showed the same
rStd!ty OF muscles IS the mother.
The inquest xas held at : p H. Of the se'h, ant
on hearing the report Of this examination and ths
| opinion Of the examining physicians, the 1uz5
| dect!ed that Mrs. Duyau came to her death l.!
poison. administered 10 hcr BY some person L
Them nnknown- The affair has crea1ed no ltstls
excitement The couple were marreti iass No
ven,.Ty, u. Owatonna, Minnesota The Doctor
| 4s years Of nge, snI nothing Is known here Of hi
| Autece..eut1 lie Is At present In lail. awaitla;
an examination The stomach aud Its content
hayc been sent 10 Chicago for anaissss Z,
, 1869-05-05
aATRlM0 M0NlAl.
Marriage Of f. II. <chAl1 and NlsA.
Mary Cure and Frrd. MtEley stad
mie4 N. r. <chal.

In these tays OF ultra fashionable 3Catr;. from
church 10 ballroom NON wedding to = fu1eEl,
1t is positively refreshing to encounter s,:1esa;r-
Of the pure snd simple. substantial bo. no. otsru-
t.yely ssEdx, wealthy AMI refined Wilton: being
elaborate and .hoHy. Precisely such an episode
occurred In Chicago yesterday, being The do2ble
xeddng Of TWO Of the family, the onlE eli! t7ea III
e1-A!descan Schn1l, Gee Of the Oldest wea1ttsest
and most respected residents Of Chicago EDues
R Scha1i. the weu-kaown livery proprietor. dis
eaIdlnR }ouy bnehelorhood, TOOK nn.o him
etn Miss Mary Cure: *htle ME: Fred
jolned iesaes with Miss Nayy l. Sctsl The we'd
dtEe teok rlaee At St james >cstho!e, Caarch-
the Guests-exeln&yely relatives with The eKcep-
ton Of = veTJ few especial fTttnds-oeine con-
vcyed N eleEa1t eqntpacN from the readtnce Of
Ar. Schzi No. l1sD Prairie ayense, to Tie ehulrhs
whae the four candidates for matrimonial Prefer
meut took positions IN front Of the chaacel III:
Seh2n snd Miss Cure, with Henry Newton AMI
Rarb2ra Cure As EyoomsnAo and bridesmaid, Il
the right; while Mt. MteIey sud Miss sch1u sct-
ported By R Pefto!a: and A:ss Ade1l1e Oh, occa-
pied the fefL TIE brides were assifed eI4cty
nike, each IN hue Eatt1 Himtnta With
point lace, and wearing rca bridal vel: AlA:ei
xhtte SATIN With blue velvet trimming. and witn
in Tie Customary tn1paculsse nsaek ami
sMte, and. 70 far ~ - gentleman ns!
eEer hope to DO, compAfed favorably viii
the xppez11ner uf the }ldaeA The impressive
s.eaDsnt otD.t5tmocJ, = embraced tn sne nsala
Father Conway af 81 James, Church. sszsted b!
Rev.. Fatner Czsh1nan- The beautiful cesrr
Dooy 1t II end the party repaired hack TO Tx
is11'iJ resdeace, 'wseze 1e new.y-Eared pa1
, 1869-05-05
SPRINGFIELD.
Additional ChnrEcA BY General Web-
ber !AEMinxs tho Stale House Come
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,nson anA J1rth Buuu+ Commissioners appointed
to kurcrtntrnd the erection OF new Stale aonse:
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sssae . ron s. sas1ses 4 IL ssss N.re sooe
, 1869-05-05

finding il out and imparting the secret to
the people whom Hale represents at the
Spenish Court. A committee Of investiea-
tiou was appointed to find ont how the re-
porters got hold Of the informa-
tinn. It will strike most peo.
1,le that the committee should
haro been directed to secure the prompt re-
call Of The gentleman who dishonored his
country, rather than in chasing aftez report
crs to ascertain thcir mode Of obtaining
newa- It is tho business Of reporters to
find the news, and Of tho Senate to protect
the honor Of their constituents, not by ut.
tempting to conceul offences Of Forclgr
Ministers, but by securing their dismissal.
, 1869-05-05
B0ARp OF HEALTH.
Weekly and N MontllIy Mortality RE-
Port>-SuEEcstson~ IR Regard
to the BEidetveEl-Ss1ni-
snry Condition of the
Fifteenth Ward-

The rr-,i.r meeting az the Boar3 of Health VIA
sn,, estsz1s, .t.o,,oo,, pr,.,,,,,. Ito.rI t. tho
e1. ~. ,,o,tn,r ,enor, n, ,hc 11c,,th or,ccr x.7
1H naoasae ,.. -. ~ ~. ~. .,1a.e n,.a 80,
t,v.2 uaas -. a." '>''' 14N -''' .A''
nal, a.. *s'e r,ss 1es9se cenee ,or,sa u. ro,tnv
me s'naass s eoeu!1ss tsl"''e' '17 1ion'a4s
pay-roH: wntea VA app!psSN; ,,,,, ~,
eekIy renot. showing tuoftalltr Of Ga or /; less
,h,n H. 1he nr,oe,,in~ vcrs q, tncsc s,:verr
80. -, r.... -, -, ,,,.,h " r.,,,,,,-
teats VI aEe. 4aese "eEe ttu ueAlas W lui1uloiF.
ton, six hy puenmoais4 SIX by scarlet fever. AMI
Enbt, l; Third, 5: Fourth, 6: Fifth 3:
sixth, 3: Seventh, i: Eighth, 9: Ninth, I;
TeDih ): Eleventh., I: Twelfth, 6; Thirteenth, {: :
Fourteenth, 6: Fifteenth l. md Sixteenth. s.
There wete deaths on the 2sth, II on the stth IL
on the e7lh IN the ssih, i6 On the s9h l., On The
The monthly report was also submitted, show
isr So deaths Of 2. more than ID Ma:sa tit
,hesa IvQ we're 1pala8 and III femates- 100 marrel
and S,i single, tlp. hupdfest and sixtg-ont were
nrdcr thfrfe years TLere Eere 20 deaths liz cor.
yuIsIons - Is consumption, IL by scarlet fever
Tnr following repor, by Sanitary xnxn4ctor
vn;sfKorth WAS read:
.n.yr thr honor to rs-,ort ,hst 7 b,r. u.3. =,
.u istitn ot he Csiy Bfiewt and and 10 r,a.ryjsi
ehar q IN The general coalition Il nfs a. stated IN MY
lsss st1ntt- There are ahtui IN innaasr1.
a5r.r cement q the NJ BrdT|eh vel undcE.:ood M =
asd aees e nsta eommes. aoe sanaats Gondsloo ~
t sac ~ 80. - ..s 80 - ~ ttas aaE x = T.
tssdv emrioTnent IL psrsent II h thr M. f:tern
o. twenty women can d. thr swing. washic5 md
tc.ubbir8 A few men hrtak st1ae or eaw ,eo>a. !:
il 1K NJ