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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-24
.Es 1915
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
l. TED STATES for the Eastern District OF


Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI.
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia. N
In the matter of James M. Campbell, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
To Whom it may Concern-The undersigned
VIM. II. Allderdice, of Richmond city, Va here
by gives notice of his appointment as assignee
of the estate of j. M. Campbell, of Powhatan co
in said district who was on the 3Ist day of JAN
uary, A. D., 1873, adjudged a bankrupt on
the petition of his himself by the District
Court of said district.
Dated Richmond. March IL, 1873.
WIN. H. ALLDERDICE,
NH 14-F3w 4r Assignee.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
LIED STATES for the Eastern District of vir-
ginia.
In the matter of John p. Herndon, bank
rupt-in bankruptcy.
At Richmond, Va, this 18th day of March,
1873 d 8 =
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Please take notice, that q petition has been
presented to the Hon. John @. Underwood,
John T. Goodrich, assignee of the estate of said
bankrupt, to sell the real estate belonging to
said bankrupt, free from all liens and incum-
brances thereon.
This is to give notice to all persons interested
that in terms of said petition an order has been
issued by the Judge aforesaid, for all persons
who may be interested in said estate, to appear
before Register w. w. Forbes, at his Office in the
said city of Richmond, on the 4th day of April,
1873, at 10 o'clock A. M, and show cause if any
they have, why such order should not be
granted. JOHN II. GOODRICH.
NH lS-Tu2w go Assignee
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CENTRAL LUNATIC ASYLUM.
On motion Of Mr.. Connally, SO much of
the order directing the printing of the re-
port of the committee to investigate
charges against the officers of the Central
lunatic asylum as provides for the printing
Of the evidence taken before said commit
tee, was rescinded.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-24

On motion of Mr.. Wynne the Senate
proceeded to the consideration of Senate
bills on their second reading, and number
were ordered to their engrossment and third
reading. ~ y ~ -. -
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The world buds every year:
But the heart just once, and when
The blossom falls on sere
No new blossom comes again.
All the rose goes with the wind;
But the thorns remain behind.
Was it well in him. If he
Felt not love, to speak OF love 50:
II he still unmoved must be,
Was IL nobly sought TO move so?
Pluck the flower, and yet not wear II?
SPurn, despise 1t, yet not spare II?
Need he say that was fair,
With such meaning in his tone,
just to speak OF one whose hair
Had the same tinge as my own?
Pluck my life up, root and bloom,
Just to plant it on her tomb?
And she'd scarce 20 fair a face
$50 he used 10 say) as mine;
And her form had far less grace;
And her brow was far less fine,
But twas just that he loved then,
More than he can love again.
why, II beauty could not bind MIN.
Need he praise me. speaking low;
Use my face just to remind him
How no face could please him now?
Why, If loving could not move him,
Did he teach me still TO love him?
And he said my eyes were bright,
But his own, he said, were dim;
And my hand. he said, was white;
But what was that TO him?
81 For" he said, sin gazing at you,
g. seem gazing at a statue"
"Yes,' he said, che had grown wise now
He has suffered much OF yore;
But fair grace to his eyes now,
Was a fair face and no more.
Yet the anguish and the bliss,
And the dream, too, had been his"
Why those words, a thought too tender
For the commonplace spoken?
Looks whose meaning seem'd to render
Help to words when speech came broken?
Why so late in July moonlight
just to say what's said by moonlight?
Oscen NerediA.
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(0FFICIAL.I
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
P&sseA ~ tire ThfrA Sess60s or the Rsrsy.
Second COnxrsss,

GENERAL NATCEE-No. 49,
An ACT 10 authorize the examination of CERTAIN
banks.
BE Il enacted By the Senate and House Of Repre-
seafdtsres # the Caitsd States If America in Con-
gress assembled, That the Comptroller OF the
Currency, in addition to the powers now con-
ferred upon him by law for the examination of
national banks, is hereby further authorized,
whenever he may deem Il useful to cause ex-
animation to be made into the condition of any
bank I'm the District of Columbia organized
under act O Congress. The Comptroller, at his
discretion, may report to Congress the results of
such examination. The expense necessarily
incurred i'm the execution of this act shall be
paid out Of any appropriation made by Congress
for special bank examinations.
Approved, January %, 1873.
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GENERAL KAruRE-No. 14J

-
An ACT regulating the compensation of the
members and officers OF the legislative assem-
blies Of the several Territories of the United
States, and limiting the duration Of the ses-
sions of said assemblies.
Be ii enacted by the Senate and Houss of Repre-
sentdtires Of Tie United States Of America in Con-
gross assembled, That the sessions of the legisla-
tive assemblies of the several Territories OF the
United States shall be limited to forty days
duration.
SEC. 2. That the members of each branch of
said legislatures shall receive q compensation of
six dollars per day during the sessions herein
provided for, and they shall receive such mile
age as now provided by law: Prorided, That the
president Of the council and the speaker OF the
house OF representatives shall each receive a
compensation of ten dollars per day, and that
the additional officers Of each branch of said
legislative assemblies shall consist of one chief
clerk, who shall receive a compensation of eight
dollars per day, and of one assistant clerk. one
enrolling clerk, one engr0ssing clerk, one SER
geant-at- arms, one doorkeeper, one messenger
and one Waterman, who shall each receive a
compensation Of five dollars per day during tho
sessions.
SEC. 5. That from and after the first day of
July, eighteen hundred and seventy three, the
Territories of the United States shall be three
thousand five hundred dollars, and the salaries
Of the secretarieso of said Territories shall be two
thousand five hundred dollars each.
SEC. 4. That the provisions of this act shall not
apply to the District of Columbia: Provided,
That no Law of AIRY territorial legislature sha
be made or enforced by which any officer OF
members of any territorial legislature shall be
paid any compensation other than that provided
by the laws of the United States.
Approved, January ., 1873.
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LIST OF GIFTS.

To provide means for this MAGNIFICENT Conoer-
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND TICKETS ONLY
will be issued, large portion of which already
sold.
PRICE OF TICKETS.
WHOLE TICKETS s10, HALVES S., AND QuAs-
TERs S2 80. ELEVEN wHoLE TICKET FoR 100.
No DISCOUNT on LESS THAN q lO0oRDERs. Nothing
could be more appropriate for presents than tickets
to this BANQUET OF WEALTH, or more likely to pro
duce grader satisfactory results The object Il this
THIRD GIFT CONCERT IL the enlargement and en-
dowment 81 the PUBLIc LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY,
which, by the special authorizing the Concert for
its benefit to be forever free to all citizens OF every
State. This Concert will be conducted like the first
and second heretofore given and full particular. q
the mode Of drawing the eifts and PAYING them, and
everything necessary to thorough understanding q
in the form Of Giro Ar, which viii be Furnished free
of any who apply. The entire ag-Fnenf of
ths undertaking has been committed by the trutees
70 Hon. Thos. 4. Bramlette, late Governor Of Ken
lucky, 10 whom all comm1nications pertaining the
Gift Concert should be addressed.
X. 7. pURRETT, Prest.
w. N. HALDEMAN, Vice prest.
JOHN :. CAIN, Secy Public Library Of Ny.
FARMERS DR0vERS' BANK, Treasurer.
Tickets are now ready Tor sale, aud ell orders for
them, applications for agencies circulars, inforua
tion, etc, will meet with prompt attention when ad
dressed 20 below directed.
TH0S. 4. BRAMLETTE Louisville, XIV.
ianl1 &tutApr6 Agent Public Library wv.
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GRANDEsr SCHEME OF THE AGE :
$500. 900 CASH GIFTSi
100000 for emily $40.

Under authority Of special legislative cot OF March
y; ~; TIE IT Irgs n nST snnoanoe the THIRD
PUBLIC LIBRARY OF AEETUCKY 10 come %
at Liberty Hall, Louisville. ky.,oa
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Tue AT APRIL =, 1878.

At this Concert the beet musical talent that can be
procured from all parts Of the country will add pleas
ure 20 the entertainment, and TEN THOUSAND
CASH GIFTS, aggregafing q vast total % HALF
MILLION DOLLARS currency, will be distributed
by lot to the ticket holders, ~ follows:
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GENERAL sArrRE-No. is.l

An ACT transferring the control OF certain tar
rtorisl penitent1aries 20 the sseyera Al Terrs,a-
ries In which the same are located
BE a. epocfed By tkc Scnate dad Ffpsse 81 Row,
scisf1fIres Of ~ Ual'ed Stafss n aas--a an -
gTuss assepsbed, That ~ much OF the act eatitlel
An act IN relation 90 certain texritorisl peni-
tentisTies, approved January tenth, eighteen
hundred aud seyenty-one, placing the neniteo-
taries in the Territories OF Montana Id.Ao
Wyoming, and Colorado under mo rars al
CONTROL of the respective Cnitss States mo-
shsls for said Territories. g. herebv re,esies
and the care and custody Of said penitentisrie.
and the personal property thereu,Ito belonging.
and the use and occupation thereof, are hercbv
transferred 20 said Territories. respectively
until otherwise ordered by the Attorney Gen
eral: PTVrifeS, Thst the legal title % said pen-
tentiaries and property shah continue b. vest in
the United States; And grOrffcd fU--her, That
said Territories shall keep and maintain. In the
penitentiaries hereby transferred "a their cus-
tody and control, all -pcrsons convicted in said
respective Territories OF violations Of the lave
OF the nited States. aud sentenced a. imprisDu-
men, therefor, and all pcrsons held % answer
tcI aheged violations of the laws of the Unit.&
Sta'cs IN sald respective Territories. nc the rate
anu price, 10 be paid by the United States out "a
the judiciary fund, OF one dollar Ter AZ, o.
each person 30 imprisoned. wv
SEC. 2. That Immediately after the pas.,re Of
this act the Attorney General OF the Uni,eS
States shall cause "a be transferred TO the rroper
authorities Of the Territories Of Montana Id hs
wyoming, and Colorado, the peniteb tiaries ana
personal property connected Herewith situated
in each of said Territories. respectively.
Approved, January -. 1853.
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lREsoL UTioN OF GENERAL NATURE-No. IL
JoINT RESOLUTION rendering the thanks OF
Congress to Captain David Richie. com
handing the revenue steamer 0Noccasin"
and the officers and men under his command.
Resolrsd by NE Senate ard House II ReJr,ssHfa-
hres Of The United States Of dneriod an Congress
assemblsd, That the thanks OF Congress are due.
and are hereby rendered, to Captain David
Ritchie, commanding the revenue steamer
"Moccssin," and TO the officers and men under
his command, for their heroic and humane ac-
ton in saving the lives of fort 1.-TWO beings
and rescuing seventeen dead bodies from the
wreck of the steamer "Metis," on the waters ot
thirty-hrst of August. eighteen hundred ana
seventy-two. lApproved, January -. Is3.
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IGEsEEAL sAruKE-No. 2e.I

An ACT 10 fin the time for holding the annual
session OF the Supreme Court u the United
States, and for other purposes
BE enacted ~ hs SsRdte aud House of Rrp~e-
sentdtires of ths Cnsted States Of Ansrsca 10 Co.,
gross assembled, That from and after the pass
age of this act the annual session of the Supre
Court Of the United States shall commence on
the second Monday of October in each year,
and all actions. suits, appeals, recognizances,
processes, writs, and proceedings whatever
pending or which may be pending in said
court, shall have day therein, and be heard
tried, proceeded with. and decided, in like
manner as IL the time of holding said sessions
had not been hereby altered.
Approved, January ~. 1873.
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GENERAL NATURE-No. 49,
AN ACT establishing pOst-routes i'm the State of
Maine.
Be Il enacted By the Senate and House of Repre-
senfdfiues Of TIE United States Of America in Con-
gress assembled, That the following be estab-
lished as pOst-rOads:
Maine: From East Baldwin, via North Bald
win, Sebago, and South Bridgeton. to Bridge
ton; from Gray Depot to Gray Corner, in the
county of Cumberland. ....
Approved, January q, 1873.
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GENERAL NATURE-No. 81

IUENEktL NATI kE-NO- Il
AN ACT 20 authorize the President 60 appoi nj
Frederick Il. Upton, of Bath, Maine, a mas-
ter in the navy of the United States
BE II enacted BY the Senate and HOUSE Of Reprc-
senfdtires Of the Caited States IF America iH Con-
gress assembled, That the President be, and 8
u hereby, authorized to appoint Frederick D..
Upton. OF Bath. Maine, master in the United
states navy. with the grade i'm his rank that h.
held at the date of leaving the United States
service. Improved, January z, 1873.
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Fore ed Sale.
y . Il Z S K Il Y (.
OVERCOATS,
OTERCOATS, OTERCOATs,
- ISL OVERCOATS.

These unhesrd-of prices result from deterntna
which now offered At fty percent. les than former
WlLL OFFER GOODS ar THE SAME
IMMENSE REDUCTl0N. "a
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HI.

DIR. waltenstein was the assistant Of the lead
ing oculist Of our city. He had been fellow
student Of Eberhard's, who always spoke Of him
In the most eulogixtie terms, both aS man and
As q surgeon. Eberhard, indeed, would have
been glad 70 have had Waltsnstefn perform the
operation, but TO that my parents refused posi-
lively to consent.
had some difhculty in getting the consent
OF my mother, but, now that my mind was fully
made mp, all efforts to dissuade me- were fruit
less; besides, EberhArd lost no opportunity to
the operation Is being much less than had
always supposed IL. At last I, too, becsme
fascinated with the idea Of having straight
eyes, and / could not understand Why had
not insisted ON being operated ON before. Ny
great love quieted every fear, removed every
misgiyingi i alone gave me courage and con-
lection r. his eyes, would have recOnciled mo
70 anything: .,i. .,.....
ton, which necessitated my spending some time
In the opthalmic institute. How kind and sym-
pathetic every one was during this timel III
father and mother moro %, It seemed % ne.
than ever before, and Charlotte, Who had re-.
turned home, promised 70 visit ne daily. and
fully approved my resolution.
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Dat1oW g tn1iDbreaoo . -, and Iva ffiGAt-
self solilo9nisDG. "But you are not rich nor
Did f,f1en, wantt % be his wife? had really
nover ashed myself this direct question, but,
- the frsttim insuy young life, found mN
oolf atrAu hour 6oo3pfed with . man whoso
NJ imARln611o0. ~ the perfection of urHnly
sPsaI 8. "a Ess sf nan' perfection and
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GENERAL NArURR-No. 16.l

luBHERAL NATUkB-NO. 10.
AN ACT to amend an act entitled IAN act TO
amend the fifth section Of an act entitled AN
act donating public lands to the several States
and Territories which may provide colleges
for the benefit Of agriculture and the mechan-
ic arts approved July second, eighteen hum
dred and sixty-two, 30 as to extend the time
within which the provisions Of said act shall
be accepted and such colleges established"
approved july twenty-third, eighteen hundred
and sixty-six. t,l
Be Il enacted by he Senate and House Of Repre-
sentafices Of the United States Of Amsricd in Con-
gress dssembied, That the time within which
the several States may comply with the proyi-
si0ne Of the act Of July twenfy-third, eighteen
hundred and sxty-six, entitled San act 60
amend the ffth section Of an act entitled sAn
act donating public lands TO the several states
and Territories which may provide colleges for
the benefit Of Agriculture and the mechanic
arte,' approved July second, eighteen hundred
ana sixty 1.-TWO, 80 Is TO extend the tune With
which the provisions Of sAid act shall be ac-
cepted and such colleges established !" Is hereby
extended 50 that the States which have not
complied with the provisions of said acts I'm es-
tablishing colleges shall have the period of two
yeau, after the first day Of Jaly, eighteen hum
at least ONE college, as described in the fourth
section Of an Act entitled San act donating pub
DC lands to the several States and Territories
which may provide colleges for the benefit of
agriculture and the mechanic arts" approved
July second, eighteen hundred and sixty-two.
Approved, January ., 1873.
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(GKKIRAL NAruRR-No. n.

An ACT to amend an act entitled "An at IN
incorporate . national military ana naval
asylum for the relief Of the totally disabied
Omcen and men Of the volunteer forces OF the
United States" approved March twenty one,
eighteen hundred and sixty-six, and for other
purposes. -
Be Il enacted BY ne Senate and House Of Repre-
senfdfires c the United Stafes of America in Con-
yress assembled, That the said act be 20 amended
that wherever the word 'asylun" occurs therein
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/" home shah be inserted instead

the word (" home shah be inserted instead
thereof.
SIC. 2. That the act approved March twenty
second, eighteen hundred and sxty-eyea, co.
titled Gan act Cor the relief OF nalmed and
destitute soldiers" shall be construed b extend
70 all soldiers who have been or ere in the
national se,fum, 20 rs 20 give 30 each one . SUE
of clothing, or To- Equivalent In clothing, fron
the stock on hand In the Qusrtermastsr's de-
partment; anA that Fredes1ek Smythe. Of New
Hampshire, Benjamin r. Butler. OF Msssschu-
be managers % said corporation. "
Approved, January 81 fSa
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lGKSKRAL skruEs-No. fsl

An ACT 20 abolish the grades Of admiral ana
sice-admirsl In the navy Of the United
States.
BE IL enacted by IL Seaat, and R6ase Of Repr,-
sentaf,ues u he Csited States II Amercd IN Goa
ssss assembled, That vacancies occurring in the
grades OF admiral and vice-admiral, IN the navy
OF the United States, shall not be flied nv pro-
that when the ofhces OF said grades shall s.-
come vacant, the grade itself shall cease u Ell
ist. [Approyed JANUARY "a ia
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HARLE BROTHERS,
FASHIONABLE CLoTHIERs
str Northwest corr er Tn ana ID streets.

r ysfgEpSS 81 LA 2 sarlosAL plsIsss
Pennsyiysnis s,enue; t.diss snd sss.stisa..-
LsSsS eSssseS Scsi, ~ fssiiisiss sss
f.rsis: wsddinss pis.sEs Al :, - =. sp;
s51,ss snl S Sscf -. q sesr csssensss. y.
FKEuND. Csssrsr snd oossssftossr, llol Pean.
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vVRLCHs rsEnIUn FAMILY rLouR
Hoss ssfisssetcry for making Light Bread, Rons.
Biscuit and Pastry.
UoRDoNT MiHCR MEAT.
The high sfapderd q the Prcserves of thss house
guarantee Of the exeellence cf tins Mice Meafl
us-eo1s- y. w. BUBcHILL, 1888 arsss.
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proved fruitiess.
Eberhard experienced great difficulty in find
ing rooms that suited him. Now he objected to
their northern exposure, now to their being on
the third floor, and now ~ their being too far
from the side of the town on which we lived.
He was with US over two weeks before he
found quarters that suited him. They were in
our immediate neighborhOod, and, indeed, were
80 situated that he could Overlook portion I'll Of Of
a northern exposure, but that little objection
was more than counterbalxnced by other con-
During these two weeks we became right well
acquainted. The weather being remarkably
Pleasant, we spent good deal Of time in the
open air, and, when Eberhard's time admitted
of IL, he Joined Us on the yeranda, or he sought
me out In favorite and retired spot in the gar
den under one Of the two stately indeR-trees,
between which my father had placed 2 pias-
the sun shone on the porch, 90 Is to make IL
uncomfortably warm, II was shady and cool
under the lindens, and conseQ uently we often
drank our coffee in the safterno0n gathered
around Madame Justice" Is we were In the
The preparing OF the coffee, while my father
and mother took sSests, was my once: Albert
usually put In IN appearance 1T the c0ffee-hOur,
but not always Eberhard, however, never
failed. He was great lover Of good coffee, and
ct nrst suspected his promptness was due SOLE
y 70 his desire to get the detection as soon after
ieWas made rs possible. .sss-
Eberh.rd was, In fact, something Of an cpl
cure, and he did not pretend 70 deny it. He had
when he took occasion to cay, "The man vile
Is not himself rich y in duty bound to look out
Of q domestic establishmenf, In which there e
any real comfort, that u not supplied with am
pie means" rs..I-- -,..-s.-,l
stances, was in doubtful taste, led to q discus-
sion between him and my father, In the course
Of which he remarked further: Sand my viii
must not only be rich. bat she must saso b
beautiful and cultured, Tor would be proud Of
her always and everywhere"
Why had this conversation left such painful
something In my remembrance? What was Il
70 me II ne would not marry no woman who wss
not rich and beautifuff II ought to be matter
| Of perfect indifference b me. But Il was not q
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MI r. "a ~ d;., .c e aPpeareu 10 me In
~ Er0..:! Az, hs' IL
of ;eoion ",, ,S saneIsu az the tofments
exsr ~" oye anu had t,'n pr,ae Oh wnicn, now
wos nsar .aiI oaS T .oaee susPISloh, aItnOugh
mother nos ~;th .,,a TTp Tnen my IaLher or
me-. thev Sn,~d ~ ds;a ,ey stwayS SAT Deside
my, snros, loa ,' ~ IN Dreaming behind
% rarely iiie reSied Iii, Tnoye na n were
dark to sec ~ 40 anw trnn Wv wn s' was to9
tn th;nt n $4,000 natssr. Iv =. a. pert seemed
when he came and am"Se me- ~ ,s ss oesMe me
his teachers AND tel,ng me- az ~ 0ar.Iaturihg
schoiars s Va 'AAe Pi""AS VI Tue
Trne no one snart on ,nr.h .. -.
Charlotte. and was comne1,ed to nresarv me ~, as
samhionco o. u-atst..a ooLRSu W preserve the
%ar. , u glavtude, Aenough knew that
when arv th;"s caasa', ~ na'uro, anu tnat,
tired of X VIXEN ne vs ~ "I i mea, sue soon
were verv r",nra,, ,10 awne togetner, there
cation. Int r. seamsS toa G 49, IN our CONVEX
SaiIv more taIT.4;va o,,hn LIE Jnat sue became
mora silent VIVIAN bo ~s.noSsn oScaIe uany
+ wes Forcott"n a;,d s'so EOeIaara came,
doubting Whether he came mora IN ace me- tha
Charlotte. ~'''' NM W ''0 ING 'n"n
determined that no one sbou,d know NJ INV
dd mot want to
of Eberhard's faithessness. and nptiI then Do.
termined not to chanoe NV mannar towsr, h;,,,
or Charlotta althoush began to really hate
and rebSiSs me hSS am6
what was mine
There was, powerless, sick, and blind, while
m t Ifnvu yAw<