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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-14

SozoDoNT Purifies,
SoZODONT Beauties,
SozoDoNT Gratifies all who use ii.
Sold by Druggists and Perfumers-
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one Grand Gin. Cash. 500. OOO
Total, ], 900 Gifts. ALI Cash $500, q

Total, 900 Gifts. all Cash $500, 900
The money necessary 10 pay in full all the
offered gifts is now upon deposit in the Farm
ers and Drovers Bank, as will be seen by the
following certificate of the Cashier
FARMERS AND DRovERs BANK
LOUISVILLE, Sept. 20, 1872.
This is to certify, that there is now on de-
post in this bank over half million of dol
lars to the credit of the Gift Concert Fund
$500 600 of which is held by this bank as
Treasurer of the Public Library of Kentucky
to pay off all gifts to be awarded at the draw
ing.
r. S. VEACH, Cashier.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole tickets, $40; halves, So; quarters,
s. so; II whole tickets for 500; 20 for S255
SO for $500; lis for 81, 600; 2S5 for 81 500; 575
for 50, 900. No discount less than 500
worth of tickets at a time.
The drawing will positively and unequivo-
caliy take place December !. Agents are per-
emptorily required to close sales and make re-
turns November % in order to give ample
time for the final arrangements. Orders for
tickets applications for circulars should be
addressed to
Gov. EEEOS. Il. EBEs
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Oct I7swtdw2t LOUISVILLE, KY D..
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Rural sscs.uties and City Relies

country girls are not IA whit behind their
he.ropoliJan sisters in the natural elements
Of i3veljuess, but il must be conceded that
Ae city bellies best understand the art OF
w@ CRYING and heightening their personal
.aalty. The most perfect features lose half
0es attraction unless the complexion Is
perry cared for, ana ii the pretty girls of
ie ural districts wish TO compete with the
'taustars' of the fashionable world in re-
altI attractions, they must pay due atten-
al 10 TINS important point. They opght
. snow, for the fact is notorious, that
dAiAN's MAGNOLIA BALM imparts to the
'da q delicate, ptarly appearance, unpro-
Na4nle oE any other preparation under
.a SUD. No matter how the cuticle may
nave been roughened by exposure or dis
red by the sun, the Balm will render il
Ni. and piia5le,and removes every blemish
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1872-11-14

BUGGIES AND HARM ESS,
CARRIAGES,
SADDLE for
LADIES, GENTS, MISSES a i
BOYS,
WAGONS,
CARTS.
HARNESS or MANY STYLES,
BRIDLES. COLLARS NAMES,
TRACES. WHIPS, &c.
ENAMELLEb AND OH CLOTH
COPPER RINETS,
ANLES AND SPRINGS.
HARNESS 4 BRtDIE LEATHER.
SOLE. KIP AND UPPER LEATHER
SADDLE BAGS 81 @ATCHEl.S. HORSE
BRUSHES, CURRY AND NAME COMBS,
DOG CHAINS AND COLLARS,
TEXAS SApDLE-TEEE~
SHOE THREAD. Nc.. Nc.. ,-c
PRICES TO SUIT
FURS, HIDES, Nc-, Boz CHIT.
mch25-tf.
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sI.l.op Green's E'.sEI v-iSisntions

fl each place the Sunday School will be
i,5ed. 4 contribution also will be ex-
'gy8d from each Parish in behalf of Mis-
Sous within the Diocese.
w. NJ. GREEN.
ptember oh 1872.
Ppers ia the Northern parts OF the State
sill please publish the above, or such por-
aans Vt it ~ relate to their more immediate
la-bbJrh0od.
w. NJ. O..
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W. W. WISHART, Err
jackson Stove Depot.
SOLE AGENT FOR rHE
Chou. 90 l,.-.-..

Charter. Oak stove.
MANUFACTURE or
Copper, IN and Sheet iron Ware
Wholesale price as low as any bouso ia tfe
United States
All kinds of PUNPS-Cisfern. Wooden.
Force and Deep Wei Pumps.
A full assortment of HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS.
ROOFING, GUTTEBlNG and CORNICE
WORK guaranteed.
The COPPER SCROLL LIGHTNING ROD
Be-t put mp i'm Ctty or Country.
large assortment of Japauel War. T1.-
let Sets, Bath Tubs. Water Cooler. ....
apl2swGn
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3 Pimples and brown spots on the face,
L.lgtiouS Blotches. Scrofulous Diseases.
-t. all sores arising from impure blood, are
cured by Or. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
.H.gry
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EDWARD LEA, N. D.,

YTJENDERS his professional services in the
Il treatment of diseases of the EYE and
EAR Office with DIR. Harrington, Stewart
Building. Jackson, Miss. ap5Wem
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NOR sale al this ONCE for use Goa Southern
E or Northern Districto mississippi Price
70 cents per set; six sets for "a 81 81 pcr
dozen sets. Address
POWER BARKsDALE.
4 davt Agents. waufaf Afeiaaaaa ~ HnfHiH"i
ID 10 ~ " aiilf Fuunr Hiil ae l7e IN
graltrfa hat h
aiaa PartouiaIu Address Gs atnaa can kalaa -
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MIsSISSHPI'I COLLEGE,
CLIN Il O 49,,
HHImds County. Nnis-i~-tppi.

One Hundred aud Fify-uiue students were
in attendance duriugthe rl-t session.
an increase over The number thc
previous session.
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{ kf'19s1-5e = IsE1nr Tn eE2Rsox.
TEHE HATTIE.

7gffssasasszs
by n B.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

Twenty million one dollar gold pieces
are to be recoined into tens and TWEEN
ties at the Philadelphia Mint this
month. saws the 5. +. Call. Their is
sue was commenced after the dl>cov
erv of gold in California, when silver
became comparatively scarce, II
there was difficulty in making change
On the Pacific coast. where alone coin
change is now needed, silver has he
come o plentiful than gold,
in the East, where gold has become al
article of commerce., these little com
are inconv enient, and so they are be
in- melt ed over again.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15
CARSON CITY
W. NJ. SEAWELL.

Tt NAV seem mysterious to many
WIN are ignorant of the fact. Why
.Judue Seawell received so small a vote
for supreme Judgei i'll his own judicial
District. at the recent election, while a
handsome majority was gwen him Tor
District Judge two years ago. Inc
reason assigned 10 US by a gentleman
of the district is, that all ella >es-Dem-
ocr;tts and Republicans-havlng be-
c.,r,,4 warmly attached 20 the > 'dge
for his gen:Ienat:ly Gemeanor al
imuartial decisions, used every effort
POSSIBLE to prevent his obtaining the
nomination III the State Convention,
In order that hi, services might be re
tanned. Failing to prevent the noihi
NATION, a large number OF Democrats
refused to vote for him for Supreme
Judrn. as well as Republicans, who
Otherwise would have given hltn their
hearty support. His defeat was agree
able to the people of Lyon and E~mer
aida in,s,uurh a. thew feared his
,,iace would not be filled by one salts
factory to all. As the matter stands
now Judge Seaweil can Die his pres
ent position as long as he wants it-be
his political opinions what they may
He is "A man of fine legal attalnments
and a gentleman under all clrcum
s5ances. We knew him as a miner. IL
California. in 1854, and then as now
an upright man.
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INCIDENTS OF THE ELECTION.

Not the least of the curious incidents
ofthe election, especially in New York.
is the fact tina the Republicans have
elected a man who never gave a
Republican vote in his life, and whose
last vote was for James Buchanan for
President, the man who ran against
Abraham Lincoln, the first national
candidate of the Republican party.
Hardly less curious is the fact that
MIR. Buchanan's last Secretary of the
Treasury was the candidate for Gov
ernOr OF New York. General Din has
passed through many mutations since
then, as President OF the johnson
nately As both a leading democrat and
Republican,. Thurlow Weed was no
doubt right in naming General Din a.
an available candidate, for 50 he has
proved; but the reversal of that tiia!
wave after October made the nominal
ton OF Mr.. RObertson, of Ne%>tchc>trr,
or almost anybody else. Q1ite a ctF-
tain. Then comes the election of Mr.
I~iavemeycr for Mayor, also an "id
Democrat, and selected because he was
a Democrat. Here then l. President.
a Governor and "A Mayor elected, taken
from that odiou> and much denounced
Old Democratic party. Purified as II
was in le72, 1t is just as pure as it Was
ten or twenty years since. when it ell
]countered just a much a. to day the
fierce opposition of its opponents.
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\ Boston dispatch, of November IS,

\ Pp-A'A
says:
"A meeting of the citizens to confer
upon The present e~llPrgCucles and
future contingencies resulting ON the
fire. wa> held at fremont Temple to
day. The Mayor pre>ided- A large
number of anne of the most prom
ineut citizens announced As Vice
Presidents and officers of the meeting,
including Henry Wilson.
In opening the meeting Mayor Gas
ton aid While | deeply regret the
event, 50 full of disaster and de>truc
lion. which has led to this meeting,
rejoice 10 believe that You have come
here with re>olute hearts and deier
mined Wills and not to tind fault, but
with spirit of sympathy and Gener-
Gus manhood to meet the present
wants OF the hour. lApplau>e. Ihev
bad met To relieve the distress and
adopt means to restore to more than
its original beauty. and certainly Ia
more than its original security. the
burnt portion of the city. II any had
come for any other purpose they had
( mistaken the spIri. oi h meeting
! [Applan>e. He had received offers "I
! sympathy and aid from all parts ol
the country. and he would he false t.
the city if he failed thus publicly Il
acknowledge his gratitude for SiIch al
expression from our own citizens VIII
had come with manifesto ions of the
same spirit. which made him rejoice
that God naI gwen to them large
heart, and large meanS.'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

The American Centennial Commits
sioner and Finance Board, for Califor-
MIA, met in San Francisco a few days
since and designated the Bank of Cal
ifornia to receive subscriptions of
stock for the benefit of the Centennial
Commission, and to issue certificates
of stock.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

A. W. Adams, formerly mining cor
respondent t the Silver State, under
the nom de plume of "Ching Foo" is
now the regular correspondent from
Alta City, Utah, to the Salt Lake Tri-
bune.
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1t is mentioned in a San Francisco
diSpatch that a IfarbOr Collector, in
San Francisco, in six years, at Il salary
of $40 per month, saved enough TO sup
port a family of sever children and
build a house worth $4,000. Shrewd
iuancierIne.
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The Legislature of Oregon. which
adjourned W or three weeks ago., ap-
p%ropriated $1,000 towards defraying
the expenses of its Centennial Com
mission. That State was among the
first of the Union to encourage the
projected National Exhibition.
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A dispatch, dated Austin, November
-. says:
AT ten minutes to Q O'Clock last
evening. a violent shock of earthquake
was felt in this city. Il was short, last
ing outv atoujtNo eccnf>a and accom-
rauiad hv n loud noise resembling an
explosion in a mine underground"
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The Record of this morning admits
the truth of our item of six weeks ago,
that Judge CARRIER resigned. we pre-
su,ue the Governor kept the matter
uuiet SO a> to have toe appointment 10
make, instead of giving the people a
chance { o elect CARRIER successor Inc
Judge intends tn come to flocfe 10
practice his observation-disclosures he
view.
The Review is in error. and e
great Injustice to Judge CARRIER and
uoxeruor Bradley. The real facts III
the case are these: For some weeks
previous to the election, the Raymond
aud EIv Mining Company had been
corresponding with Judge CARRIER, en-
deavoring TO secure his services as
their attorney. On the 9th day OF No.
yember the Directors of that compan:
met in san Francisco, and decided 10
employ Gtrher, i'll accordance with
his proposition. and Immediately teIe
graphei him to that effect. Onrecelpt
oil the telegram he (Garberl at once
rendered his resignation as supreme
Judge to Governor Bradley. and on
the dav following the document was
filed with the Secretary of State These
are facts which the Review can ascer
tain by irtq ,iry of the Raymond and
E.y Company. Judge CARRIER, as We
understand, Is now i'll Phoebe, attend
ing To the duties assigned him.
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From Maine 10 Georgia the hr>t
thought that follows the news of the
Boston fire is. what can be done in tine
wav of relief? Most of the larger cities
are already moving in the matter OF
raising funds to send forward to the
BOSTON sufferers. Chicago, which has
rc-ainei its place among the leading
commercial cities of h nation, Is
among the fist to remember how
nobIv Boston came to her assistance
rIder like cIrrum- stances, and slThlleS
her intention of returning the favor.
cincinnati. ST. Louis. Philadelphia,
Indianapolis and Providence are tax
in. measures IN a like direction.
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The weather is reported As intensely
cold in Oregon-tiierinoineter u on
Wednesday. SNOW fell 10 the dvp'h
Of twelve inches.
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In consequence of the severity of the
horse disease in Cincinnati, oxen have
been substituted instead to a great
extent.
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The Electoral College meets in
Washington on the first Wednesday
ia December to canvass the ballot Tor
President and Vice President.
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No--cE.

IL PR ONS I.DEtTED To TIE IN
n ders;gued by not o. DO k hccOurt. arr he'e t.
by reque-,e to settle with lam n or hef re The
18th instant, as he Will positively leave here On
The 2Uth Of this month
S LEN LEE, NJ. D.
Carson City, Novem, er !, 49,. neS-.d
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Charles c. Goodwin, the defeated
candidate for Congress, in thu State, Is
resting at the Occidental. in San Fran
CISCO.
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Charles Francis Adams arrived Ill
New York, from Europe, on thurs
Jay.
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Nine hunireia and thirty >torehoU>e>
and sixty dwellings is Bo>ton's loss
in the re cent fire in that city.
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WILLS. F,EGo 90. Virginia City. Treasurer
. l.. DLAN LAI.D, Hsnaeyr.
Tickets tre now FIR sale, ln} cav he ohf iueG
=. .. P~H>UhHGASr At the iii = t wis,
IA =, a O. , and at he oil - II j. H.
AID Manager. at j. Nalt>tein 4 C4'e Cietr
Store. SoutA Z street, ~rgG.ia. tuc4:neitf
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-11-15

The horse disease has made its APP
r~earance in Sat Lake City.
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Scarlet fever has made disappearance
in Virginia city. But n death, how
from the disease. 50 far, reported.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

PRo,pERirY.-O Our bright little hrothtr
the EvrRY EVENING, Of Wilmington, hav-
iug purghased the Daily Journal aud H6ct
~ Statesman, with all their material, has
moved into the Journal Office end merged
that papsrilto the EVERY EVENING.
This evidence of prosperity gained in a
briefl life of some nine months Is very en-
eouraging for the News, and We only
trust we may meet with similar success
Chester Daily Ners.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

ThE stRAwnEKRY cHnP LARGER THAN
EVER nEfoRg IMPORTANT REbt CTIoN
~ RATES or rRANsruRrArON.
Prom the smyrna Tim'so o. The Ssh ust
Last week we stated that there was con
siderable dissatisfaction bmO Z the berry
shippers because otthe il crease IN freight
on The railroad. In view Of the fact that
the prices were falling much below those
of last year by reason OF the abundance of
the crop aud the smllluess ul the berry,
(etu~rd by the drought II was feared
that the increase might de tive the grow
ers Of r. mun,rltive pfi 'cs and work dis
asicr to the further propsg ,tiun OF the
fruit. To coualerAct these results
three Of the Executive Com
miltce Of the Peuinsular Fiu
Growers Assoc ion, viz : VI ssrs. X. II.
Cumni.s, Simu Tow Sc d and =. X.
Cochra", proc e &c to Philadelphia on
Monday OF last WEI X and had an uudi nee
with NJ. Charts X. Idle, Master of Trans
portation. The Commit &c Lil he facts
before that gentleman and further stated
that, inasmLch as HE sbipm,n s voul be
greatly IN excess Of any former year, they
had reason to suppose that the IRE ghis, il
changed at all, wJul | h3 ssaned rather
than lucrelsel. The Transportation Agent
at frat Informed the Comm Lee, as we are
loformcl by one Of them, that the tariff
had not b en- Increased, wherclpOn sthe T.
ule of last yer was prOlurei aud on
trasted with the schcdu q of thie year, " hen
the Agent Informed the Committee tina. lie
had made a m stake. In IN tkiug out his
schedule for this Sc sul he al made II
out in @ ImparisOn VITA thai of 1870 int ,ad
of that Of 81 Mr.. Re .s-Iic tie Com
miltee that he won Il rc.tily TIE schedule,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15


Ca fish as crOak-rs 80 Qucre How
long will good clear water be required 20
run through nm iron pipe to become llshy
aud to acquire the odor Of h.ige water
On wednesday last the will of Isaac
Mcdonnell late Of Wilmington, deceased,
was admitted to probate by ths Register,
and letters documentary granted unto
Benjamin F. Furry, the Executor named
in the will.
How many families using each a pOm-
mon Tin basin Of water day, will hs rc-
CURED to empty an iron lipe 300 yards
iumg and six inches In diameter The
uonsuch water Is impure, Re4ters cau't
Use Il for any purpose. viii the COmpa-
ny try the efficiency Of having the plugs
blown at least once a week.
--Alonza Wright, Waterman NJ the out
cr depot, while on his way home early on
Tuesday morning week discovered a large
bird flying very low almost directly over
him. For meie sport he threw good
sized stO.c at II which fortunately
struck II near the head bringing
ii TO the ground, when with the
assistance Of cub II was dispatched, al
though fighting savagcly. 1t proved 10
he grey cage, and measured six feet
from tip TO tip. We understand Mr.,
" IlIul ttNb II W " AlAthBAVh W HouN VI
his friends.
While a company Of young ladies and
and gentlemen Of our town were enjoying
themselves with IL pleasant sail On the riy-
er in the sloop Helen, Capt. Truss, on
Thursday afternoon last, they suddenly
and unexpecteily.found the sloOp aground
at the mouth Of the Christiasa. Amer
several inefIectu Al attempts to get of, the
It'd, having fallen considerably, our friends
tc-igned themselves TO their fate, deter
mined to patiently awaitthc return Of the
tide. At this juucture Lieut.. LOiing and
the chief engineer Of the cutter Co!far with
a boats crew came ID their relief, kindly
bringing part Of the company to town, The
balance remaining on the sloop until the
rise of the tide, when without further mis-
hap they arrived home about 81 +. NJ,
yesterday. The Oliic rs and crew Of tic
COldE have the heartfelt thauks Of the
party, aud their friends, for there prompt
and timely assistance.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1872-06-15

Ion,, lcc,,.. \ ,.,,.l,.l, a., s,t,rla,.,o
ning a lnr,,. ana int,li,cinal n1i .nc,
asssnJ,i.J he nnc nrtbc Mimi r,.",,e .r
Tnvlor anJ .i,cl-cr.s A,,J,.,ny tn vim. ~
thean,u'I rnt,,toin,ncnt ~ ,hc Innior
Irving Literary soc'rfv' In M nr.vinns
in.toi,co have tho mnmbora or mis- soci.tv
acnmitt.d thamsolyrs Win so much rrcdit
"a In Ills. Tho nriginnlitv and Irntt nr
thnnglt disnlorcd Rv thr ,nn,nh.rs ,y',s
yerv oeediintin' and e,rnol ~nnJ o,,ini"ns
c,r ,he so.i,v Nr D,nnIs .ras..,,
President Of the \ ,rieiv nresiJeI n, 80
the nc,,in', win 5h,uitv and gr,ce
One Of ne attrnr,i"ns ~ he .ysntng
was an original Al ,ln,,nc ,nii,i.1 .Tgo
Ways NJ srbnoI - cn,ni,,s.1 hv Prof IA.
win n con To- whom the members of
tbe .T,inr n, linz oye ib,ir hr,r,CeI,
thanks 70, M. ind1faiisnhlr nrtaey.rance
townrd inaking the pNlihiu m n s,.e.,ss
This dialogue Ms rlnarkabl" in II, orIgi.
nalitv and the humorous ntiIic ,tion ,I
Nixon's arithmetic wns very hinnv Th.s
dialopue Illustrated Thai those vo1, 81 men
who spend their lc snrr moments in ire.
paripI for me cominy cyomino,i m he.
come bcltc, mem than tbo,o VIM Ii,cIv
disregard MS lnst If .,holarship
The decInmatiqu cutit.,d oRnmss
Maniac" DELIVERED by Mr. nenniS T.
! Casey was nm. nurst uitpr of orn'orv nf
the evening The li,h ,on,d thongl,tr,
essay by Herbert " smith on "t,baractrr :
was a wothv effort for an older bend.
Tho determinations by ] Howard Chnmhrrs
anl Jane llizar wcr, pat'rU'arly GOOD,
An svir,ct If Sh.,L.nr r.. Wkin,,
Henri .be Fourlb &c rntiti"d
| ~FnIstSn. Valor.n WA received vslih an.
nlaase Il, The audience C.nsiderlng tho
Society IL col in ia infancy The ryhi5nin,
,nnv We shaken of,sn r1utl,te sncccss
and he nemhers of the society NAV Lc
nropi nr tbn oninions which ibrv bave
earned from M, audience Which Tns ma.
somhled i, witness their exlibit;nn i've
offer onr c.ugratuIn,ions totL. memLers
~ lin .iuni"r IRWIN ana bone tLst iii
theIr future enter,ninments Viii be ms sne.
cessi.nI nstlis. The nrogrnmme was as
toilows '''' ~ Tvs '''''''S ""7 ~
,Pro,o,pc - Willie Ferris
niaio,,Se IN. cridir m "-C,ntair-CI
Dongbtsn. Pat,ict|I II Cbambers'
Fr,,scnman EUcrhert AZ smvtb
n"cia,natlou s,North,rn i'Sbarers - I
" JtiZ,r' -
Dision,ir circumstances n,t,r Cascs >,