Plymouth Weekly Democrat, Volume 13, Number 51, Plymouth, Marshall County, 20 August 1868 — Page 2

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NEWS SUMMARY.

UJIUUÜM MM-, annual conference, and that we Will tin VM1UA.UU UUKKUafUJH U&JX IsJS. I NEWS SUMMARY. I cers and foremost citizens that an cut- OHEElFFS SALE.

There is no middle ground that cr.u be remember them with feeling? of highest Chicago. Aug. 17, 68. The democracy of the Third district of break was rrevented. Tha evoitemiMit !

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occupied by any thinking, honeft una in . regard and christian affect i on . determining what position lie will occupy! J. Siiaffkr.

Another of the leniatiooal mysteries in Ohio met in convention at Hamilton, on I was finally quieted down by the rele.se of issued "Lkf'xh? uLSSToZa

MR. DOOLJTTLE'S SPEECH, in tho political campaign this fall The

line dividing tne two prineipal parties is

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A MASTERLY ARGUMENT 0N 0her-

RE CONS TR UGTION. On the one hand the democratic

announces itself in favor of paving

A iip inri.."ns or m nr-naii rnnn v wore. ... . , .

J bonds issued lv tr.e government in

which Chicago aboundi was developed Tuesday, and after two unsuccessful hal- the arrested parties from jail The bitter. I vmgi 1 ,jkr de to the higt

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M. S. Morrison, I .Mf t.. i h, r. .:.!... r... - ... . . : 'liutr at ?mb'ic auction .it a,c eemthenes sees

I J"" J - - b wrw " w" - vi cwugrwa, iu wuicBics iccuug prevails oetween me " W bite in fly mouth, Mariliallcountv, Ioniana oa

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uugwe vwo prineipai parue Ax im per taut meeting was recently held i nation au over town. Had it only ap. wen. jurbiu Ward received the highest Boys" and the "Fighting boys," and with- Saturday, August 29,1868,

innerj. ana tne principles auoca- fho g0Vürü0rs nice. New Orleans, be-: Perod ,n one the papers no matter vote, the name ot t . L. allandigham was out the utmost circumspection on the part between the boars of 10 o'clock a. m.. ani H e one are directly opposed by the I . n..., k which nconle tvould h'avc riven it tho - nresenic! to the convention nd r. ! nf tw1, ti l.iM. .... i . i' jeteck p. m. at said dy, the rents ami pretm for

l ween liroiuinoni n:eo oi o'uu parne.-. -n - i fcmwvii .nj.i i.i-.ieuiö, ;

a . a term not exceeding seven vearx of me fll

favored with a rore treat yesterday in the

f rni of ar-peech from Senator Doolittle, of

baekfl, or enrreney.

: eon coded that the danger of collision wr.i , cold snoulüer, as a canard at once, but as it ccived with wi.d enthusiasm by the rural bloo ly eonfliet is liable to occcr at any J afetfbei real estate Banted iu HsialiM I imminent The democratic gentlemen i comes out in all, the natural supposition is delegates. On the next ballot Vaiiandig- moment. The - White Boys" who nam- I fc'iuilL!- t,.. no, , a.

tc I ,,t irrnrH t!,o nninion that tie best an t 'hat there is something in it. It instated ham received 47 rotes and Ward 10. Tho bcr mora than hundred kava hmm I thlrtj-foor (34) aetm of raage one eaS.esm.

grecr' ! onlv wv to ncace wa. to .ton the that a week ago boj, Henry Henwig, mnoMcement of the y ote was hailed with stigmatiaed by the ra iic.ls r. , si.-.cr.er . u'fioct 1no "lwnoXw Ä

mm nf anrnMiii, an,! r)Mr,rp;ivR . v:ls C:rriCU Oil tV UDKOOWa maO IB

On the other hand, tho radical oartv I . .. , .i . . i i.,, , .

WisfonuJn Tt nr nAt L rv.trn until kit ' . ' . 'atlOH HOW ltt progress , IHSI IHO UCUlOCrSUC fr

" "v " v announces itretl in tayor ol paying the said i , , rv .V . of -ir, the t.v;.i .1. i. .. i i f.- i lm . und c nserTative elements oi tic countr .

' 1 bonus in gMld. or coin

tne ijftn, as r.e iw i been anveru.-ca to

increased enthusiasm and excitement.

t-.i w a. us, sno

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U'.l than .....I uir rnuvni i.:.-, iiivi rc VI : in .iu, 1 . ... : i: . .....

- Kvuva udc io im; scc.ion c nier, inenre r. ctu

speak hero and at Warsaw on the same

j The democratic party favors taxing the

bond-, as all other property is taxed.

expected U) SCConplifth nothing except in ,

m, kk to im aokoowa ?h d : : P " b,. a. the ISti hve bceu rnulW .lmot L, v,,l or., riiiid T". T STTZi ere confined in n cell.ir. with a aajr in I holding private levees. After two weeks' trol. Tha police have become obnoxiona fthteen (18,theneeeMtta saestteeteav 1 it . i . ,.i . . u i - ' posue tin-cornei of block eiehteea fI8 thence i ( bapc o! a plaster over his month ra PWw arrangements, a mall, mixed crow- to the organization, from the fact of their i the .own plat to the place of ginning.

local and constitutional vrny : but that it company with some fifteen or ixtoen oth- bled ouuido the hotel. An attempt eoagin on every possible occasion in an- t:l a,""(V'' l"T "iT.0',; .. . r, , ii ... , k . . . e . . Aamme nnuividea naif t that prt of Mad as unwise for the lists government to or boi all rapposed to have been similarly DJ rauicat committeemen, to get np a few gry di; cussiona with its member... and the I nn?nciii venty-tno reds sad II links nsrth

1 1 ; i v iid ihn (b-i-.irro fit ram mt 1.1 ... . . .

J ' . . .... . , . r 7 J,, rasUeal party favors the eon tinned d f j-k- Df th peonle : that if he hidoapped. In some way thb boy escaped cheers Fur Grant, waa groaned down, and arrests last night have done mneh to in. uL!- Tri " T MmA'mmt he get et their bills for bia to speak at that .,,.,1 Lnj. .u. oeiy ise wnsw oi ins pwpw , m . , , . . , ' . . , .. , ..... B " aiucn to in- town slat, thence eoath horn raid townnbitte i .4l . . . 1 . exewptioa of said bonds frees taxation. V0Qd throw hisaselfapon the people, they d, eoming home, lets out all about the hearty cheera for Seymour and Blair were crease this feeiiag. Only sniehtet two lkom line.tW, M id. thesect:n !;no place at the mc iaae that ho sras ndver , Tha doeratie part, favor, the inime- wobM MsUi Jr nn fore affiur. The story is very impmbahle, but given. eince the city marshal surrounded by SÄÄiÄX 7Z " tisjed to speak here. The matter was final- 4:.. 1 e 1 1 , t n -t r 1 1 1 1 1 ' oy aivwiug one 01 sani sectiou to tne railroad, thence , ' ... ... ante rcoempUeii of n large amount of the woM neeessary for the preservation Papers insist thst it is tree, and offers Eloo. Joseph B McDonald addressed a balfadozea policemen in blie bar-!north " railroad to the sswa slat Jaw Trul7 iT,rLT? the abolition of the nation oflhepoaco. W.rmonth st.ted that -Ore ?f ridiculous theories of explanation large and enthusiastic crowd of democrats room, boasted that he eouli whip any" cont , banking fraud, thereby lanng many mil- hÄ wag authorised to say , in behalf of the iuojecU for dissection, a thieye's aesde- it Logansport, on Tuesday evening. The member of tiio organization for 500 ' vet cwmt? 1Bm derstanams; prevented many Ir.ui to-- . . , I , , . . . .. , . , 6 iW vvw , jv Andlnca the rentm irA nrantr f-ül ,, af.i'fr art. nrtinn of th mntc from ait 1. 1 ' jearlj, ta wterest, republican,, that there was nothing in Wien to get ransom, meat pies, etc. speeefa is described ss Wing been the the radicals of the city Consider this city 1 a in ntafficu nl (0 par the tount teaZltl

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ir.pr yesterday.

!oftl!o nresent ruinous svsts

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inc rauicai panj j:ivrn :i uuuiinuauce rMAn ha the rmnhliean. can door con-J1 oe aa impraciicauie as iruuies M) nio-r eneciive Ol any neliyered :if timt

cede that will not be done to secure bar- "P to track op this peculiar tdas ol place during the present campaign.

jucctowu in aue.iuaucu nmcu ti. : ... ft.- - 1 1 . ms. . . .t. 1 .-. , . ,

b uMiucranc pr.j lavura a uiaiciiai rt nm r ri,,,,:-f..i i,, miiri nl wuwuuub in v-uicju, wucre " mysterious tan Dcnura reiuses 10 be a Cand

tlrt ."ir.. i. 0 of ndaMia: f Pre" f t Mw A. eitim., "Pr;;"--" ' " .ifl-gk r,rcongte. BUV BWW BWI ww OTWJ W05C 01 arms and aDueceasarv bsty. t . ... , in trade of the itemless reoorter. and the Tha radial. ?..? t.,i ... ;.,i,.,,.v. t

j!., Yp-r a SUCCC" ; -- snail oo noamou, :imi bmiu icif- irwrv iu V ,-'v;'" 9m. ' . r . 11,3 radical party aver an increase of ia ir desire lo wcure the web rrcqnJ of their occurrence haaat length be a grand rally at Elkhart, on ' Wt have not tt me nor spaee to notice in both rather than a rednetion. I. r.v i- a eansed the -n te he regarded as a verv lat. but which nmrad t hn a m

detail the masterly speech of Senator Doo- u i . r . t ir , n. . . - . . ; . , i f dessoeratie party favors retrench order Another meeting will be held in ön-phteo affair, but tins idea of kid- sie. Hie streets were too large for Jlli .0. I . : 0 I . !.; ! . i.i i Tf f i .on Ol ,!lC i- . i i . i , 1 1 1 imnt rn.rui qt.il n:i)m-- fcinntnv , o . i . i i-. i nuTvoinir criicJlcn I.-. 1 . i i i t lis itm:K. ri r.,., .-. .1,.-.... J .,-.- ......

official, swore to preserve the eenna to I n,,,i ",lcr of t,tIe' 1 wii. - h . pwko, i gasas nae and phvea. mi fat Uk siiwitt. oSke nave hecn in the li.ic cd bil duty on this "sie to the bight -t hidser at public auction,

luate oecasio n .

to

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the fee simpte o: themtlrc r'ht. title, iacewal

; un Mtae of Fraaets M. Tyner and Cailiarin L. i Tyner in end to the shore described rsl etute,

to p;'.y satd desaaaS i-.-i iuttrost tnd coib in

, To-day it was eurrcotlv renorted in di. ! TiQr nmel W. Miller and scahnl Frricis resday I , . i Tyner and CarhrtneL. Tyner. Baid sale j fi, jpjomsi.c circ.es that tho French minister! be sMda aithcat teSef fines eaJnaslan cr

the

had received intimations from home that I fPrhnssss,t lava.

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DAVID ÜOW, ShstiC

HERIFF S SALt.

s nar between France snd Praests

spce.-h v.-as on the subject of reeon- . . . ! ;i lc,v ww 11 " " - - n- threatening. lUron Gerelt the has. ihe radical parly tire c.n :oun':y in- .;,!!:.,., ,;.. c the mntnsl desire tor P01 of good one. It almost ae Gen. Sherman and familv are asnnetnd . . . . . . c iruvljn U

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" cvas!!:tr ;:o puor.o ctr-cniinrcs t '.moo- - ,.,. .;ii ,.,.r ..,, i east handle that subject better than he can. -,; , 'J harmony will be presented. j htic internal improvements. c-i -rui.tnin 1 -

Iiis arguments were no in&nerable. an I his

sfieetive as the sUple item Fred Eluni at Omaha this week. They will remain a

! ttsed to have when runni.:' ihe local oi'

lew da vs.

Uis argnmenU were nnanswerable, and his (a5v lncre nnhhlih:n J " QRANTAND COLF AX VS. JE WS the Cincinnati Wewircr, years ago,- From V,V-Vn -on ve team that ihe' IM,wraororiJlo"daad several eesMdssineontrDvertible. Such speech- daBgeroiiJ ' j AND FOREIGNERS." drownings widow's son w off the rafts at cabinet meeting oa the 18th lasted three I 7 " f ern iU! e, convince the nderstandiog rather than T!l0 den oppose nera snf- " "3S2Ä!" : the loot of Fifth street-body, of coarse, hours, all the members being present bnt 7 ' re'iui?hi ':i tU oc inflame the pasmons. fkey beat emtain a f The above title is heeominff a misnomer not recovered. Bometiaes he varied it Reeretare Wll Tri. Lu, a n... tar-v of war for an:,' un ?er Uw P

rious ari rehensions on th s.-im mhiMki i-Mn.l by the c'-etk of the Mhi-iI-sü Common

rp, .., . , , Picas court, 1 vitt otter far sals te the liu!i3t

x i.; um uruur oi ori ;mu Kerer.ii user ;ifmi i nci ,.-i a ti,.. -

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in Pinnii:lli.

at pin)'

o Plyasaath, Marshall eoantt , Iasaana in

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Ur3 " ar for arms, nnder a law passed I o'doek P. M. ot aaidnay. ms rents snd rrofits

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cause of nebt, and hat the months of our n-i. i:-i r. j - u a.- -s.i. t : .. ... i... .. . . in I 90 ; but the secretary has deelinad F1 tena noteKoeedingeeren years,arsaa

. . i w wie puij win , sou wwapi' ir r. . www, mi hu wwvi bv wim .1 muvrwg nan, er a mveij tiic ülczican question, as involved in the . e ... loning desenbe! real esUte situated ia mar

,Vr"uV , oiie carries wiia rl bnt a few months ago to engraft it in ! changes it the better for the great moral i yonng girl, while looking at her brother in .tructi n, to beciven toOen. Rosecrans ? ,UY J ' " lUrt,ier nayjsllmnuto-wit:

ms use asm wtsnes or uemocrau an-t , . f n. . , hV v. mrtA mitm ii- k nretnd. to advoeata: For aarar. fihiny " ; . .. . r.. . ; uon is naa on tne t-ut-ject. L isihouuhti n? north hair or the rest hair of tha earth- , ,:, pp ,W,... Ih "x v OI Uh, and M,CD,an' aIJ(l have ideas he pretenoi to aovnease. ior kosei Bsbiog. : was nnder discussion, 'the question of ... . , Btnn esstaartee otsecaiaa sanssee nineteen a 9; ia con-.erviiin wncto.cr no i'o. ' n i . 'i'itui.'i - . i i n r I . inai me srovernors in conseauenee h , ', . . A, . , r v ' ... . i forced it upon the southern states contra Lai weeks be has been devoting bis time to Last ueek tne of our prominent Lake the United States district attorneyship for i .. 1 j township naaiberthirty-aro, nmtl af range ansaJudge rarrand. candidate for otmzrt s , v i i i, .... i . . , AI ,. T ,. , . . , . . united in an anneal to conerese to meet on her mar (east), containing-fortyf 40 jeetesmsieot ..... b, rjtolaw. Mr. Vero, and in so doing has lost sight street merchant?, Mosei E. Lndington, the oiehth dstr et of Pennsylvania w: , - , . ices, ataeted i Mahll couutV iu-iuns hi the 11th eoBgresetonal district, spoke . , , ,,. T1 . . . , . M ?, , - , , the day to which they bad adjourned t a ' ur-.u.. l .uu.. ia ..ana. . . . I . she demoeratu party opposes any de-1 of bis subject I do not propose to reit- was arrested by detectives from New York referred to. and the opinion of Mtv Gen ' , , 9 4 And ia case the reut and nroito fU to sell mr from tne balcony ol the Parker house in . ' . , - , , , ,T , . . , , . , ' , . J ' take action on the matter. a ram sufficient to nav the anwnat (itmtnded lr the rW-W t,. ;,t( .r,!,,! i :irfMre !rjcia f tmt ohservaace ot tho crate what I have already said. My ar-J and taken on there to answer the charges I Evarts given, to the effeet that the presi- eommSnJSS I T!u7at the

ii "j- , . . . constitution, and denonocc the reeon-1 guments against Mr. M. s theories are be I of swindling certain business houses in I dent eoild make the sopointment -"To Fend s parcel of northern i..en same time and 4ece, and In like stsaaer.efsc 4VV'C,V ! SpCC"'':, tU! ! ruction infamy as a vioUtioa oi all law i Tore the people, ana I will clioerfuily con- ! that city. The arret was hushed up si ' The new commissioner of patents has herc ': n Putatives from the south TmLt rirhTuSeel Tho radical party ap only admit that eede to their decision. Now, if M. pro-1 the time, and wonld not have been public-! siirnaled his entrance into office bv imnor- f lccted "f wo be understood (and per- J aod" estate of lames P. Lnch snd IthndaK. i. ,,. i. - t i . .-ii i i- l ill i , i ' , haps really sn), at t lie point of the bayonet Lvachia and In the ahnee dewetibed real entsaa, Hantaio hickory poles seems to be the T1 legwlatiog ontside the poees to devote his time to slandering and ly known even now, bot for the expose in tant leforms and retrenchment. The ex- j eouid be disLTaceful and outrageous and to satisfy saht writ m bvor efAbner Sheets asm

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princiral pn-ti.tio ot ocuiocrat- in this vi- " - Diaeanaraing muse wno uiunr wua um i tu nei i urn papers, ii appears inai ne pense oi cm euer milt toe department has ifere I a mctubcr of eouirress here 1 vcu'-i . . ' - .".... cinity. Their inereasiair numbers are but eir snnreme contempt lor that aol- j he will receive no nvjre attention from was doing a nourishing business, getting been cut down one-half. The stationers ToU! sjrainat admitting any auch man. mentWfl

a fair indication of tho irrowth cf demo-i "D eomci'

4 D triD HOW, nharin.

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'or. Vcro has aimed to avoid sarcssm, i goods there on credit snd selling them of this city, wh were paid Isstyear 880,-1 'v' Jj i,: : ,,,v' -

: .: i i i. .v J OCsO arc a t C V , . t.tO rr-;liinen t nomtS 1 mnA inaimnnli " hü i: a mn fmT m iMd t tio hare at anntinn ; t rninmia nrltsaa tu ' duI d.i.) fur nrinfin t Um n.tnnt. , n.rn1iMinl

i-1 akiu suuuuicui i ii . ou n ut i n e i i an . r v 1 - - - - .. .. . . , ....... ....... ...... ...... , . . - ...........,. .... .n. , -. . i m - I .e J:er j . .. t- . ... ........ ..... J

It waabuta fewdaysa thrit a n-f nole ' B on every Buujec con- does not now propose to condescend so low a stake, on which to effect a "mysterious have lost their contracts, snd the work is lit t3 W ÄU V t;X UüÜ :il viil-S , , ., , , , wan raised in the south part of our town m9ma wu" tn aumnustration or the gov- The democratic party can advocate its disappearance. Mr. L. stood well among tobe done hereafter at the government ol-j : PI, at the epumier term, lbfl, of the Cam-

siaaeet wheHv bv wen who nave hereto- the line between thu parlies is issues in deeent and respeetable language. imr merchants, and this discovery startled Bee at half that amount per unmn Tic TTi-TtS " - v-r !1 z"' '' ofs" coantf; ii-v-u "LaiUv . . : ' J ' $ ? Vji y j. - . 3 M ,Tf 5?J5 jp;:Iv tor a license to rttail rinoae.aultattn tpint. Isms aeted with the rnpubUean party hut I distinct. They need not resort, as their only hope, I every one who'knew him. expense of making the drawings of the m-m" Ww -asaia uons bqinis in Icjb qaaatitiee than a jaaru 'n.c having seen the error of their ways, or the democratic party presents liye is- to the meanest of vulgarisms, to sustain j A great work is now on hand out a; patent on traced paper has also been re- FOE S A T TH VhhXr! a . . 1 lit r.V I ' . 1. ...a . t ! '

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rUHEnndersicnednill nftW fn I. kl. u, : rn mo'.i:.. u ti.ni uv.inu ma.

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proved t';ir;a ctfnitiag ef

the wave of the nastv to which thav 1- 8o ad asks the support of the people on themselves. When areument has become ''the erib" the famous lake end of the JuceJ

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losmwdL weredesireus of doine works meet ground tiiut to- greatest good will re- go stale in a party as it has with the re- tunnel of which Chicago is so proud. A Geo. Schofiel I has received no orders

for repenfauce. Let fhe good w irk gn on. suIt t0 tho C0Uu;O' h the success f dem-( publicans, the party can only be support- ii generally understood, this crib is simply : or communications from the president ia SO ACRES 43 CULTIVATED, 5 lplK Fverv bin nor fiontin from m. Ammmn i tln o0110 principles. While, on the other i uV the meanest kind of laug and la huge coffer-dam, built in compartments relation to anv militia ia Washington.!? ndlea frora Plvrseath, two mtlca arest ol Notice id

fan atsfT is hns r m Ii hi i ii i f ft hand, the radical party harps upon past blackguardism. Thus we find tho party which are filled in with bin stones tossed I Gen, Canny has issue

ef

rem in

Iii V A N V A LKBN BtJKUti . S.IAKE9L

PPL1CATION FOR LICEXtr:,

Notice i- aerebr civen thai Ihr muerwrn'.

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I i. . amIa r. I Pairmount There is en the tana a good dwell- will, at the September terra. Ift68,pf the comii m no oiuti ''''''e,:. j . ...... :jf- ii . n..,P; iu.i.n. !,.! , .....!

! t t j - ..ia..Mi. ii- i j itv iitii , .'.Oüvt fiWlUL1'! .'iai U Ul .'"Ii i , i-i i un wrf,

'patriotic impulses mii hi a constant 5,OTICT a,re 119 w reenro, gtorinea usea of high moral ideas endeavoring to aus I in loosely. J In; work now undertaken is thereto. I orchri pmncd fruit, and a good -.-n I ftt a licenae tn retail riutHM.BMlt ami nhituoa der of ü.! alorious war deinocracv ulmt it did yea ago, and aska supimrt t themselves by treating their opponents thai of cleaning out all of those compart-1 Bothel the political congressional cm-1 ultSC" W?i: uTit '"2 1 iiXS -r, L.rriT?0" ill

has ever waged for right, truth and Just- 'jr 'ls 'e,i'-er; heeause they arc c truly! vdh the meanest of epithets, and the low- j meets one by one, and replacing the loose mittens are bard at work at the Capitol, liberal terra. Forfu Iter pxrti culra enqaire of J in Boly'g Brst aJrrha ij tue wan el Bemhen, ice. lH the poili ro up, let the bannen I UftB'ythis and nothing more." lest vulgarisms knows to any plobiaa race, ictons by solid masonry, the intention be- di&tributiug campaign documents. ;; V'' ' VvjLLia w. w Kit; nr. & l:-"a"u - y

' tfii Mr. H eannot Hnend mv time in insr. When th:.s i- occoiunlisnca. to take lieturn made tn the Ireeuir.oti s lure:.-,!. '

Slif Hi (IP T i; tl& 1 Ltlli t.l Hi j.;:u.t .

be suatmneu oy tne lowest ana most ue- ons win renuer n n rinj oi tue generali na, repot i loo less muruers in mat siaie ..f...;.i,l UnMi Imn tn IninMi 1::. character ol the work, the nreatast enni- than u. r, i.iiinirtrl En tin Wnr- 1

Seat gracefully ha the admiring gaae ef " , , , Xo, Mr. 1 cannot spend my time in Rng, when this i- accompliahed, to take j Returns made to the freed men's bureau,

lK .tltt.. 1 l-i i i' . I i i . Miliitiik aunh irh loi ctrliti ih.'V Mil nn v :i.i.i 111! ir;-0';i no-t -.i V ..iil rurtnro. ' r.v a I n n.mrg t.i sn ... .in.-.- in Umcis.

lion that Dan. Neyes, c.-o , ol La Torte. I. . , , . . . im,:. tn i l .... A , M Wl UIIUUA3 Tnv w i st. O rot

ttiledwith rejoicings that the day of deliv- , M , . ... no sustamea ny cue rawest ana moss an- wm rbwf n wjnuy iua general oa, repot i ioo teas muruers in mat stau Of serofu'a ervsiie' ck or nnoia headache. should be the democratic candidate For , , , , ... i . , .i . . ' i i I n - t t: -? rmm nrtmr t- ..v. . ,.. , - . . . .. sesuiee from tyranny, intolerance aud on- Li - , graded language known to American lit- character ol the work, the greatest engl- than were enumerated ;n Gov. War- , , ' aU T J r"?a n , a?TOd MansestHeet nut, .: ;.. .,i cs iaefarea . 1 ' the office of common pleas judge of this , . j , r,, ,. , ... . scholars. titular attention will be tven thm, eoiaaiptHai,miB in die b.ck er lottw.gsaw, pmtion, draws nigh. . lt .. , t a eratura. Xou have not made an argu-1 neering achievement or the age. mouth a letter to the prefident; or, in other m small scholars. ' A thu twi U bent uo i piariar. kaooirii or whites, rrupckms ani äa . iwinc., it l..Kiinr. county, not represent-; Mr.ini.d m vour 1 Tho Scotch Presbyterians of Chicane nrordu th.-v fnrnih evidenee of bnt 14 ' ,:: ' ;: ' ' 5 8 ;!l -v to n - di aseü wi-in? frem .t liderc: te ol She

' el in that convention, should concur.; ,. , , , t, , , , , . , , , , ' " 1 , mcmbcrcd m ilns case, School will com-1 stomach, Roback'n bitten ual hluod siter.

ru!)jecr, nut you narp was air. cro nas if e, wngm, niaumuw cumcu mre, muraers. uicncetne For sale by Brenn Rtos.

AClkaical Mistake -A radical min

sterof thm place ntade the remark iafcJThe democraUof Elkhart having acqui

1-...0. .to.! x t.n in VAiir i.lo w Vn:i Ä sni'til äll'I 110 nretendincr bat. handsome Win- "Sl.'viivm io:- !.! r -ii:' ;,iv ' : ''. 1 i i X I i'.TiV'T

aseiaen last Sunday, thai the principal of 1 ' , say that you did not argue 'that the Oer-! edifice, over on Sangamon street I am ling the blessings of soother revolution. ot. &1, ami continue twelve weeks, on Gar- J .1 , i . I , i ,.. will be considered the regular democratic ' ... r. ... . .... . . ,. . , ! rn ; in the house rwntl nmmimi ilv I the natuwal debt was being steadily ani- . B . man was equal to the negro; tint the one not very elear whether Scotch Presby- The English journals publish a letter su "ii Ti sitm nno . Ii I

MiiijiwKvu, "K"B Time ne nas .. , - bad no nreeiuinence over the otl er. ou ten ins ar tne same as covenantors or not, from itio Janeiro in which tho writer says wraou one, nu we nope ri patronage tin

de the same statement before, in hii m mwyer, a s aenwerai, sna a very New. air. did vow for all I was rafeed in the latter church, the new cabinet, under Viscount ubora-nTf ??L ÜSIÄ!!!

(1 . popular man w'ure be is bet knows the - ' - , i .v m . . mu .uu-, itscour--.es umring the present campaign. -t 1 .not lay that "Every participant in the out I think they are, aud am consequently by, is inclined to peace, and that a great sav we have tmi it dvc years In STcw Vork It this divine would devote all his time to orUi e,eüUd ; ' wq1 m Hl, ifl7eresta o , nurprised to find so many of them in this majority of the people of Brasil are tired ! twn i:! l!; UaBtt'and ? tellwe

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" i Aenfaut malaria, ferer.iii l : . oi I a"l ii- -i

raiag (rani .1 tor; ; 1 tid- :i-r. there 1 110 medicine 10 aiahlf re anni ndV .1 Itobaeas i -.oiuh biiun. For isle tv Browa Bro's.

politic-. instead of devoting a portion ef

it to relic:

to

that

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- - ,111 C!pp'V e 'r.'f. :tMi (iMi'r .ur i : T . i I Ii . r

I0U3 SUnjC3t, and pay atteDtlOIl n - ? i:..i. .tt.ii. U iL. C. i. i.l I eaaerreofitinn nnmlui

. . . . ... . IiS 1 C fi..ur (.Oll'ltlir 1I1 I f. rt r. J

what he tui "tit r... . in renablican ns -...... . ..v n.. ........ 1 .u. ! .hnroh will i1

1 n . 1 I' . . Ml' 1 1 II. -I ..IJ V 'illil '.I ....I. I I (.J u-' u tl IUC I -

tu as democratic papers, be would Iesrn riht to vote snd be voted fores a mem- od its pastor is the !....... ........ r. .... t I ..ii f.. .............. ...

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i.ie pi :uo;r;ti c.i ii. c M.i:on:il Uui.t V;i - I 1 .. r .. .1 , t. : 1 tVrnrlv .I S; I.

1 ,..:.,!. 1 : I uci ui mv w.in;iuukiiii! iiuqti. 1 nui uik , - -v j v- v m V 111 . I I ' W 1 I I 11 1

com 11 nwc tltb, mast hive a ri-ht to par- : st, free an I easy town of Chicago. Their ; of the war with Parsgn iy, and clamor for CQ

' b or rt 1 1 f'jN .

ra 218 persons. Tbc j peace. The same correspondent sseerts Higher Branches per term.

1. Cost them 920,000, j that the people of Ihe Argentine coofed-1 Elembntart Ai.osbha, Caanirrar,

Rey.B, P. Burns, D. oration are no less desirous or a termina- W'sioLonr, kuei b ; ,:, '-' K ! ' ASTR05UMT,

tbartaes, Uatario. Itioo ol hostilities, snd states that, when jiusukb a ..KBaA. I.o.;n-,

mcntued, mvxdmg to the monthly State-' r H aegroaparüeipant? Es not the German I The present season promises to be one the protocol of the new treaty nf alliance A;:; J nMnt nf the treasury, nine millions of dot-1 The joint representative oonvention of a participant 7 Then, sir, both are equat-l ot the most brilliant in the amusement with 'Brasil was recently submitted to the komrtsv,' ' M-'tal n Mob Im in the month nf June, aid four St. Joseph and Marshall eonnties, held a! ly eoneeraed, as you ssy. Then bow cm line which Chicago bu erer had. At Argentine congress, it net witb great op- Pbiwww. Sena more ua the mnnth of July, making ukeville, last Saturday, did a good thing any priority prevail, .according te yeas i McVieker's,Mail Smith, one of tho grest- pitio,, .nd was, ia effect, annulled. I JJ gosVtCn Wulm Ihe increase, in two mths, with ro u.u-: lIjö noni:.:iti- of M. M. Oalentinn. nf dnetrino! Han von sae tha Oaenann or -"c-t comedians ID tins country, closed i The Canadians are afflicted with mother Abivhmktic.

ual expend, thirteen iniitions. The Bcurhou, vice Klingel, deeÜand. .Mr. ' the native American poeseMtng prionty I J "eeeaafnl eugagement on Saturday Fenian scare. They profess to have in- APÄr' S Ktsronr it ill nullit lor August wnl u mbtl tn iho i;:i!,M,tiI.0 g a (:iicllt(Mi young man. of un apmi the baeu ofyoureomwon-will theory: ' eveninv; last, and is followed tbis week by formation that extensive preparations ire ,7 GaAMaaa. a .till turthcr inerease, as the Alasha pur- raeeptioaablc character, just auch a man Sir. you enunot deny my deduction from , Couldoek and his daughter. A fter them being made on thiseide for Fenian raid. Primary - per term, $i Oft chase money will he included in that state- M jj democrats lore to vote for. He vour articles. You eannot dens that von we will have a constant luceessi u of the ft ;s also stated that furloughs hsve bet u Res ling and Spelling.

Gratifying I Tn knew that a rettatds remedy s nhhW the j tea cli ef everybodv tor the mmeal emu sCdve pcpSj "r I IM : . -lion. Sim ti .i MW Ks Ivoluck'a nt. ! litti-r. oi.i t v ;t)i ilrugist.. For ;le iv Brenn Bre'i

CHSAP LANDS

IN MARSHALL COUNT.

swt and the raeeipts for the month so wil MMM(1 tU entire itrength of the did argue an equality of races. Then ni dramatic "stars" in tboconatry, in all withdrawn from the regular officers, end ' Tillies fotitral far have not rut tho CTrectation of the , , 1 ' , ... - , ..... , i.ilFltr.sn 4 00 t kao ? ' 1 ' - " fixii.iii.i ot k.si.iui v t utrui , Wh P1!' 1D,J lho campaign is ended, sir why do you endeavor to remask what tlie Mtous lines of comedy, tragedy, ind the forces in garrison bavo been ordered 400 o.Paiktino, lOOO Ratlwaj t'wissi treasury depart nsent. What object eaa I wui eonvinee hi opponent that nH is hot baa been unmasked? Verily you aim to de-1 en9mton- A.t the Opera House, the Jap-1 10 bold themselves in 'readiness to move at -ivi-;..- . ..x:v..- :,t n..-. x-,.;- .t;..n r t.nir the t.-rm. offir for :,u.,.t m terns ef unimproved .,. Ti.w, .b..Ue .,... b.. The ,.,,,.; ,'coh ro,PMOMh.goltl..b.ll.r ".pp.rfor.fort.igli, be.we.li.il , , ,,, kv. : Si'-'-i ' ' "k-N nfS a süciiois. Mj. in M, - l j GBEÄT lAUIV.rn in iii'l'.-'i r-o tint honbl n intlSi . i i . 1 i-r . . - ÜAIK. ITiey arc .ocK .- ' BIU lw '- passed oa harmoniously, and the best of of your intellect, and now yon sneak, not h Bateman a opera bouffe, nnttl we get TvTT.?".. , ," iß t PPLICATION FOH LICENSE. , ,. . , r ... Tni.., treut, and says that tho nrineioal of tht 1 . 1 , , , . . . 1 r rvw 1 1 ,1 ,1 r r 1 INDIANAPOUS, Aug. 10. A Tne 8. E.Qoabvcs or See. 20 .Tows. 33,Kam - . " . ' , , prevailed anion- the delegates as an intellectual man. but as one filled Hred of Offenbach, then the Knitlifh ! xl. - . 1 Ear, 160 acasa. 1ms Is en Forge Creak national dent :s be;n- steadily reduced? !n ,,, , ...... - v .. Lmr (M.M -il. .. ,,d nft.r ihl The hrgest democratic meeting 01 the j,e4ies . Isreby given thstthe aasvmrned Zehnersnrill. and is paH need moairh

Does he think that hi, hearers are such ,7IU l,ltcu lwl I , 1 , ,.' " " V "campaign, except the Hendrick's recep- t the Tt,-.nb,r r.rn, ih, ot to uom- racil(,0, ail(I wl tim,,,r . I MUM Suns taat brerare " ealled my attention to the following quo- MarctM P- rheM be 1 , . , . 1 . , . ,n Ra, mif oner's Coud oi Marshal County. Indiana, Q.rrs or Sne i.Basl ef Lake iinnibsculls that tncy cannot tell whether Tnr. Indiana dintriet r ih. T l . r .1 t. 1 :.i. n a-n tion. was held at tho court-house, on bat- pp!yforaIiceasetoretailriiwu.iniiltiidiipirit ; ...... ,; . v m

" v" r..t,,.. V.M. S.v I t l 1 it ... ... ' ui. tin 1 1 til

latinn li..i Si f .'. 1 I t ! 1 t m n !mahI ... ,t

, , I - 1 ."ii n"ui 1 'ii ij)i,n. imt 1 1 1 1 1 m 1 1 i . . 1 . : i he speaks truly or not, er that they will church bald its annual session ia Jaispa, L . , ... without doubt.

ijiii 1-1 iir.i 1: 11 iiiui 111 im; .1 ' i ;.:

proportion af soass of the heaes, the agro I tractions, dram

tl Ifen from the whito race, &c," and ask 03148 ln" !

take his .statement.-! for truth without a Grant county, Ind., commencing Angus! why or wherefore ? When preachers, so- 12, and closing August 15, 1868. The

. , . , I'l . ,. . 1 . . , . ".ill-. I. Tll.Fllllll.Ill... 'it.... ... called, undertake the enlightenment "I f .Mowing is a complete list of appoint- . . ,. ... ..... ' v hat i- the subject l ih the pubhc on political subject-, t...- men Is. with the resolution of tbanka adon- . . ..... .i t 1 If jou are so ignorant as not t amount ot truth tola by them may bo cor- ted by the conferem r : rectly prt.td on th. noi.1 of . cbrie i UTorsmrar. "bj' "' 'bo" M Prftii1.il Iti v M S M,.rri...n w i u h I 1 1 n i i 1 1 c n i u to COI

senteuee i " W!,'''u t,'', loss d" LeMoyne.their best man.

i know what w aioasttrably a: med tor by the absence f

l"., I1U .l I III! Ml .1. ,-il.UI, I I , . . I ... I .... 'I'll. HI 1 " - , . .. 1 I I 1 .. 1 . . 1 . ... - , , urday night, and was addressed by the ;";!' i'-". m"-';' 1 1 ;J 'i'- - s- 3lhave a sc ire ol minor at- I locauon m nhicu I propose to .-imi is an it . . , .... ILm. Marlin M, Ray. A large proees- No. Martin's addition to Boatbon. HMshall BT- asnscaas. itic, musical, etc. At the ,. ..... . . . , . , , , c0. t. Indiana. I The n. half jf the s.e. nr.; the s. half nf Ihe a ...it. . fill. i. ri0.rf"Wk.Ub.,.t.W., tdJ I., - A. J. BALMAT. ,,r ;...!,!.,... ..r..Av ,f..v. I.-. .. , ,. . . . the Butchera aasoeiation on horseback. !9.tonn34. range 4 eaat, eentatniiur sen r. rr. i LeMoyne.their best man, at 4 m.I v 1'ION f OR LICENSE. This Und is rory hcavilr tinabered with ralaahla , ... . .. .. I . . I . . .... . . ! t h . . mn . nut r.i f i mm ill r. " . . - . . .i : i .... ......

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needle with posier type.

A agar auw aui. a freshet occurred reccritly en l.manuel creek, Dakotah' Nit e freieht and rrni,.'rant wagons were standing near tlie banks of the creek, one or two of which were occupied by men (sleeping in them. During the aighl a terrible roaring awakened one of the men, wh i lifted the wajron covr-r to MCtrtail from wlicoce tli c sound came, and Sy ihe V tahea of lightning saw approaching what appeared te be a wall of water, some teu or

Ifieen feet in height, (iivin.; slarn te his eompaoionS they instantly jumj i from their iraor.R, almost naked, and ran

President. Rer. M S. Morrison

St. Mary J Shaffer. I rnion E. More. Trenton J. M. Kenlef. Middtetown 1 C. .Mill-r. Marion E Runtimyeer. Kokomc A It. Eianier. Kraokford i A. Babb, Green town A. B. Meek. White River il. A Paris, fellow Riyer N M. Douglass. Jalape Station M rothers. Mississinewa II. Pa lion. AndersoB E. J. Pseket. Bumasersett Smtien B. r. Terry. Laketon Nli i n to bo supplied.

The following i.-i the resolution of

li timber, "i l ell.w in 1 1, ano'-.r inree nine "au

lliv is a dem, erat iln partially severed ; Not!ca herebT Hreii thai the andemigaed ef smia.nu the reed to Bombon, eWaf

Uli' i arm o innrv ii.i ' iinn- 13 .v

I ifce.

o. half af the s. e- jr.of

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IM M,hj.ct .1 ihe ,...ve M.U , I - . - - ( . .ith the p.,,, daring th. -B" . '. ' '"oS.".. m-diMHnmd , ,cc U. I ' k. pl.t.d l. , mmm, rati ..tWiutla OMwrter of fewÄJ'i'Äi3Si Z

a , - . . . .. 1 i .A.

study or grammar hothwith. because it s ww w wwnrn aio promihea 'O i... Mr Lineolnn liquors Iu len quantities than a qua. The to- so- 36, tou :.. rue;.- -j -a-t. ,. . . . ... , . J tl.e V M V and the V M C V Min measures originated oj I nhitA I propoie .lib lot No. 3, serei lh.s land lies north nf Uksefths rery essential to eorreet political writers, lM I l,K ' M. ' Am Ldministrntiou. Now, however, he i uwrr' dditioa u, iL' town ..r a . Wood. u awwiug eadoa aithaoaM ir.itn nd at vos aim to he a morslist and oolit- lrels will have always with us, while ... , , , su' GEO. BROCKUM will make a csed rtoek farm.

1 ' .... . ... r.-!Heo!l-iV oP"-eo i nie irxnuiHMi.il. . ,. - m i....

I cannot sec how you eaa avoid poiiMeai speechea m week days and street ' ' M- tr. ...,.. . ..i.,.t ,ren,. ,.v .v.,v , ine a w. qr-o. - - -

5 at least the primary course Common P-n"g Bandayi Will effectually fill traveling out of the beaten MARSUALL COÜN1 V s monmg prairie, apd part white oak timber, .ui

. , .r ..i:.i w t tn t K- fiti I ti I oni.iion iU'.'is oturt ' t.'iouor icfin, iruc. nvs :nniu .1 iaaii -v.-, .0-

Mi! i a l i : l - i - - -. . i

1 Til l.r. rr-ur ia. l iikm' unr- ui n.

ieal writer.

I

takinj

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mi iiiiv.-siii viiui hi un uiiunn. iiiii-n .im nil. ,

- patUI oi political unimj, fUrharaP Snrder iL l v i Inisinos is bi" mninff to reeovar from . . . uaiwwai i.vui.

Kiwi, wnajminisi.. ' r " elear nn l eonyincinj exposition Ol tue rs. notir than in rrMftral raviaw. I,:it. nhkll the BlUKRiahnesi ol summer, and the usual , . . .. ... ... - ! 4m Sayda

..v. ... - - 9 - - l J - , I.. i I Ml U'li'K . . I ill 1 11 Kll.

wait to pcc the termination of then m i alIlull' ver for Harting newspaper! is L i i i . . ... . . ii

your part ere I write a-ain. Veno. B,rwaJ nnanreanw. next wees we air to I hare a republican riral for the La Crosse T-t- M .1 Il D '

wonn m. tmaeii, ayoiw county, DtmocrtU. Neit month we will sen a

). who was a staunch supporter of Lincoln'd administration, baa abandoned the

to the resent time.

B!ia ibeth Brin hi,

Martha King, .V

riTL

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I parcasea rawmcj CMiWVuwwpa u. ww

Vf irn Willi -i jnr i'i'iv . M'ior-si. w.-turin 17 rtgage oa the land, ihe purchaser to py tho I. iv - for lvt'. For price or farther inforwatioa rail on T-

Creamer, at nymosthbaak, or tddrem

toward.-t a neighborinc bin ft, though about ,

three feet of solid water .-truck them be- thaahs adopted by the conference : . .. .. . . . C : . t. rpi. Ti ,ii MM . .!.. i .. r.i.-

foro tney goc out u h c.i. , ,,c u.ui.- AMk u,e me.noerr. oi ihm . , ... j It navs that " the tier

wagons were instantly taken away when ferenec tender their thanks to tho citi- rapublienns of Ind'mna are abandonees water struck them, and were washed MM of.Jalapa and vicinity for their kind g by thous;in(h an,, enroling into the Missouri some threo miles furth.r reception aud hospitable entertainment . themselves among the supporters of Öey-

piusieal paper published by Lyon Henley, finally, ereatetit of all our present

I radical party and declared his intention I feUrc hopes, the prairie ehieken waol roting for Beymonr and Blair. son ia eome.and the hearts of snortanea

-ine uremisnttrj; Kxpotxtor, heretofore I tad epUmriji Krfl Bade gWi Tn(ly ,;ow a republican sheet, baa delarcd for 8ey- k nut ... . - ,,mk.nll. for RhiiHii

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rom its inception np

.... '.! . . I HI'lll"'. 1'"... The proceeding of the meeting were 1 .

ii i.... .:..i. c- ' . .1 JOHN U. ELDER. Anas,

niarreu ui iu mn u-ui w.nuu, iui .i nun., ti... ,.: ;,. tl.o .K.iv . i-ili:,- c.iu-.-. out 4w ... i....; ... i.i

threatened to culminate ia a terrible riot. I her attorney, has filed ia ay oSca her con.pia:at i , . .... I..I.....1 ii l ... .1 , ..... I .'III' hi the til' mmm m SH A UP WW

Th. ...l..v. in MMtd..M witk Ilm lim... g,-ilof ,cmpe.,i Uni lb. uda.fc.i- LIYIJttY AaD OAJLhl

STABLE.

down.

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i'niuiirj un uuuiig mc wmmmwrn ui w lannu run nmn

honored orineioles uhich base sorer ned aus. dia aayder.Leah Uatrictr.EliMheih Barch . U 11 ... I, ...l.' 11.111 I lWl.tl'11 i J Ol .

. . . ., , . I IT ' - .11 J I I 1 1 ,1 1 ll"I . II. 1. ' , I..... ... . . the edmimstration ol municipal sflairs in mt-t oflndiiui.UieT ai therefore hereby noti-1

thia eitl arrested two of the " White Hoys ! iiel afthe pra laaeyoi mi eaaplaial Bgnst thea -.ms in), um - . . Vi bi ti. .....l.. rr,if..t lia nit nn relmsi

.... . an l niuess sue iinpi'iir. iiii-'wv ui uvmu. .v.., , tlv .. ..... .r.. . - --- -- -r- ; trivial ebarges. some SOU vtlXVwi: (s;li,t ...A,,,-..!, tin- Sm da afthe iu-x.t.-n.i i,i.,vr At.id.MAN ..h.mti

Blue,

on

sedthc livery ta

- I u 1 1 v prepared to

r l II in Ml .iin.'.'n '. ... .... . . ' ...

i . ....... . . .. . . . I . I . : . .. IIa

or 400 of the urtfauizaUon were present, i of ai.l emirt. to be begun ana Mia ai un- cou mi.ct eve ......... ... or r 1 beneeinthc town of Ply month ea the second Shatter hem mid tiuer i". - n u,.m him eter ami, n'i the news spread that two ot their Maadav of October, I8J, tahl eomplaial an.l beca kept la Plymenth. whleh he is pwyerne te

THmmmtmr r,,!,,-. .lo,.tTl.n rn.li.lu ..!.-. 1...1 Imoi. ..riostcd wilhout trnxmrnm tha Mtten and Uoiiirs llunin contain el un.i at j funusii ti.o yuuuc on nu- mosi n-it:MnUie ...

..ww. - I uuiuuvi - - - , . . .,, . , , ... i I ,1,..;,. . ,.

legen will ne lieuru ami uiin nniini m .Uv

baring segleeted the people's interests, are now meeting with thoir jut deserts.

they became terribly excited, and it was. H1.nt.t.

M)j by tho utmost exertion of their ofli

JOHN C, CUHJf Alf , Clark.

IVsvelers co,:ejed to an pallet the couutry on reaaensble ttrn.-

w.li ism-, rrrr-" tW!ffiZ3 -ULmr' W'.'

i