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-e. t T1 VOL a urg jI es. f& j~ao4y pd. .e oXfs t nu .iton n ar. ding In .n Ithe is( t~i4:,uzzled, both bujr p yersD -Th forher have been Ive. t Ieir operatibns, uid thfe ongnmters are,vell -0e b ng larg .-imports, ition to operate. The ri iwlir Cnd uik il Cot dr n aeragd n arly a Sud.This tol'enmcir. Ik" ee.: were -as- bollows' 4. Y31W 1 65ile 6' 5-8; fatir Or. aTies'dles 'Ofthe week are 8j4 'hwesto which speculators he or r h de11,790an. Xpor W9 "thcherok o hand is. reported &bailet' BusInesSg' erally v d t usa6tiounsm are pro.. mtarfket$ antzr riitod.t Couandigrket. quIeStu. ~4~e osaktiti rae Thue '#16 orthe" weekmone PNir Upland waiquCoted id O ans at 11- 3.4. F:I ric a er a roon ast olfI~O~i sphrs ftas 0e rc rs gg ts heayn i a o aos-y tih~tokon hand ist..E rome ~jad tanutirs iu r. ni~ret ~ hc limn-d ~~esof luewee 'aounted Fu pd waenuted 0: oas ight- '.4 ?~ ~ -''-z nrda aniernoon -s dRl the'4'ayua tor20 :nuius o te hil~ ot sper wsei t and wht o t~ N. Ed urot ~ wnso had note b e~em~ ii a ' d as paen pp r ses 4~ti the 4 or d hao ben~ny 'd ~J~- maz~edey curo~ubsr outage ivr witinca 'liotea f dliha. ~'&~twtdat' ued 1Uniedwat ~ a dconu tae un dpto day V ~~ 1 oiv1 the 'ht ~Tiim n h nt a gpr delphs~bn rsiin fop e mahseignever in the light, 1411 ad iip It .is oft2nnof capital to lbget c i1 and e~hontent and expeditiousd.mens to the tY at. Ir. h:.0'mi interests of tIte peolpth. ett d~tpand tIe estab. tiihr e li. ta'n wre. tht r'tni t or an e Amo C 1-0kin new .t D n does is ie t ab Ipab b re assured by ortoIe1nG fmiliar ithsod u tistica~thn o ,YnApeUh year hintmr--ith ad discottlitedj at) dC I ptNAPl 6itjW vances bytl lus ank - Why sho no ust hi bunne 'hdoh6ahmine Wd6:waht- either one of-thesoinstituts for tile following regosi -6 e At pMee is de. Iro 'f p~lic atid private funds. Ye desir a plae ve eliable draft. can be ptirchased fvr tii 6-*fp eAd .spendy tranistiisionof niouey. We desire an institution t discount paper at legal intis, and thiis save ilie frliiant l -':r'e ne"'by monoyaletnders. We *.want sonme inatitute to; make tidvtinices to'the plantor and merchaat"on cotton. We desire a bankint institute in or der to nffird tie usual facilities to the people in order to stimulate businem's inow stagntant for want of'funds ; to encourage industry aid to cnnvert money pdw hying ide into useful and productive capital. With a Bank Ouniterville will receive an additional impilse. The Wilming-on and Manchoster R. R. passing through, (we might say almost ending in) Iie town has beneitted us. Eve now. there is a mirked d:fTerenc in the appearance of the town, new dwellings, workshops and commodions stores have been and are in course of erection, a considerab!e addition has lem inade to o:teof the princi pie hotele, and. there is some1C talk of a brick rang'e going up. All trades, profes.<ions and mercantile busine.s flourish'and this prosper ity will be considerably. enlarged by giving us a BmkingI:st itute. During the Bink dobate on Saturday last in' tim Hoosep afr."PnESTON, Speaking of he slighting nanner in wiilch tihe appeal of he Baring.'a to lhoe-plghted faith of the State tad lieen alluded to, agiSl "Sir_-khfine f Shuti Carolina is as he fame of.ih'e dauglt -s-'Po pure, to-) ho. y tobe donbted or discussed; it is a thing of he heart- id of 1hp totjgue, and every citi on of hers hods it sered above all elso." . g fLIs., glorious sqptiment-a en tiiient too, whicit we believe is the p)opu. ar ongQ .Missr1 Ingisiltore, tis not the hankeyoc- Murdler,.but you omake your ownI tate commit guici1e--shiear her of her glori 'us tnune, it denvoleist~uiding the~ observ-. d of all-ubservers,---her fame a bye wor'd on he exchanges of the world-. MANClIE.STEn AND~ tV iIua~oN II. R-( ['he graiding-of the road ini the inunediate vi-. inity of the town, is progressing finely. D.-. hduldrow's contiact of eleven Miles fronm slack River, throughout Scape Whore swamp o Lyntclhe Creek is also progressing rapidly I ix miles being cut, filled anid graded, and to how the stability of the work, the, embank nenit across the swamp is sixteen feet high, nid sixty in width at its base. The whole oes great credit to the able and energetic tuilder L,. 1I. lhitsoN Esi. The work is ecry arduous, lbut it is expected that ts per ion will be gruded andu timibered eairly next all. '.nE GoV.RNoni's Scco~n ElESSAGF. was ent tu die 1.-gislature ont dhe 20J.h inat,'sta ing thatt thge testitnonials to be- presentted to he widow 0! Vol. Dickinson, to Col. Gladden ~ md .to the sen of the late Cot. Butler, by4 esolut ion of hst sessionl, and th~eueaLe e:fmvate's fE.igimtent, would be presented before'the 'termination of theo presont sision.t. :The Governorr re'ommitendts e1lpproseciutn i.hxetate's claims againist general guvernmnent, To a!iof Congres the .$r300 per aimmut tihe ngent of niational ex chariges fyr the ditp, a-'new feniee for the State Houeo andi ersinatl.runil, thme rrpub lienition) of 'the 10:61 voltiuno of :Statuites at large, and scverii tNiiror'specinicat~os Co'wcinsc~Eir.--The gradu at ing class of ti So. Ca. Collegeo tis year is uniusully lge, gtving furtheor evidneo of the~ increas ung pr.r4aI0F of that lustnlute utndcr the able ~nrufgenqfgt f,Presideunt Preston. and is the Ir~ cli hbi as reedived throuigh its colie.. gittte ecur.4e the benuenlm of his suiperintend once .and instruction. The addresses are repreentted to hnve been ofl a high ordJer of merit, and ewnlidy'-imur yountg gentletneni receivedtheirt Aegres,' unong. theni Ishamt Afoore,J DN~Mon, anid .T. 1' Rieihardsom, of ts Dietrieft, received the degree 'of b1atche. Anver . pr Con oMe-Trho late news of a t ig'eprieen of cottot ini England wvill i'y ngtcb the tvhnio SouthP Should it idiN~vhe of thet~ aton crop of tihe Uni. EttnviU h h ire ni mnillions of n~f~i~r~h! ijligive ani additional jripetna f~ici ~4~tt'ms ettorty gainst the ~a k ~~'VI~~~ahen gradual ~~cnts p t'pr de three ~.te receipt tr, %~o oe~oms by tit a,~' UQ$ ;vif~i osU e Wa?i it t ommendA t b~Jie alt it buiir cis n June n e ,shdli6in j a cds a Weh jjT4- ald i t r W6W -.Vhd the fell apirit .fft m. lat.-on prpose s1in o ve; ca 4 - r'el~ne to bpjf mt the State at'be e iede owen ti),b )'-x hek ei in, ansVlle. t OW -Pr t;still'friher t-car out h r aiob~ th. e A A1 8tft. issisippi, we. rsp e '. metid~ tddo peQp of this .State ts gether on tfi-he 1 t ,Mrmnclt~a .A .inextv' in' the , v prishes a is riciat oftho . to norinne as alny delegates a '1l m'e4 fthe Legislature, to .meot . IirI~ May stccepdind:,at oo ce convenient point In their respect. ave C (resionmal districts; theni and ther tn mno"m t o delegates to- represent eacti congressi06l distrct in the Stute in the pro. po eD6vention. IRese4 red,: That entertaining a sincere de. sirettocooperate with our sister States of tihe South'in 'iig movemuent whkl they may deem necessary for the common good, and having entire confidence in the wisdom, in. tegrity,.jpnd firmness of. the Southern people, when assembied iii said Convention, we feel and cxptcss an itiloubted Confidence that the people of the State of Nouth Carolina will yield at faithful a-nd iilinching support to any measure which said Convention imuiy re cuinniend. aLT Among tli vcry many bills presented by our indefatig ible Senator, Col. F. J. MOSES the followingis 'worthy. apecial notice. The measures it broaches are ratlher harsh,..but Kome very strenucneeavors must be made to putgt stop to the floding, of our mails with abolitioi documents. A ILL Tu protect the People of the Slatefrom Incen. liary Publicaiions through the U. S. Mail. lIe it enacted by the Senate and flouse of Representatives, now miet and sitting in Gen. !ral Assembf, aid by authraity of ie same, lat frorn and after passing this *Aet, if- any L".st Master withiri the Stato of-beuth Caroli ia shall knowingly-dliver to nis person or ersons any written or prihted Pe pictire, irawing or engraving, calculated to .disiturb he peace'und harmony of the people of this kate, mn relation::.to ahe slave population: hereof, such Post Master shall, on conviction - >y indictnent, be imnprisoned for a~tormn not lxceeding twelve nionihs and pay.a finent.ik xceedmrg 6o thnos3nd dollire. U7 .ie of the most important bills passed, o, by a very large iVote, is one passed in tie Jouse providing. for the. punishment. of traf ickers in spirituous-liquors with slavf.hy mublic tchipping for thce ji' i oQence. 'Upon he mot ion of Mr. Rachardson, the opdration of he Ilaw wa postponed to the 1st Alarch, soss o givre timely notice to all violatore of it. It i to bo hoped that the passage of thuis act wal E~etiumlly stop that tillicit and cdrrupting traf ick. COax. CtLINC.--The Savannah Georgian, soticing the death of the late Gen.' Clinch, emnarks: "This gentlemnan for many years an oflicer a thme United Staties Army. lie served with uigh dist inction in l812, anid wams retained 5 ai colonel upon theI reducutioni of the armyi t its close, toon acquired a brevet as briga. ier-geaneral, and with that rauk comnmamlnied n Flurnila in 135 arnd 6, at the commaenc'e ient of the Sjminole WVar. ILb was truly a eoro at tihe bate of Wnbhlacholmhee. Resign. d (roma the army lhe establishmed himaself in ;izmdenm county, in this State. In time lhe v'as elected a amecmber of Congress; amnd, re enitly', was thme Wig candidari for govem nor iGe.orgia. 1Jme wasa gentlem'n ini eve~ case of the wvrd--a soldier wvithout reproac Ii nd an huimest msan. Th'le people of Georgia ad more especially those of her aea-coast, vill deeply feel the loss of thig ejpinjx. av4k Ur7 There are few tiings relative to the comninemrce of E~ngland mo~re striking in thecir details thin thme rapid and iniunernse increa.:e of the coal tradlo. Thew City Recorder, in hmis add'ress to Prince~ Albert, at time opeing of time new Coal I~xch'mtge, said:-".bout three hmund~red years ago, one or two shmips were suf ficient ibr thme demamnd amid supply of London. In 1(110 about 200 vessels were reqlnired; in 17(05 about (l0t ships were e~'al to its de mland; int 1805, d,8.Y3 cairges conttaiinlg abiout I,250,000 toins; in JN2(, 5,9%I car goes w ith I ,002,9!i2 tonem; ini 1415, 2,005 shtips were emp~oyedh m carry~ag 31,987 cargoes clontainuing :3,40:3, 12(0 tons; rand duirintg thie past year, (l16,) 2,717 ships, miking 12,. 267 voyages, and containming 3.i11834 toena PTe increase front 1839 to 18-18 is upwards of 0 per cenit; and it is thmo result of fair amnd mnoderate calculation that alt thme piresent time 21,000 seamenm are emnphyed ini time carryinig departmet of thec Landam coal trade." These are interesting and important facts, amnd, what is belt er, they are thme statistics of peace and successful enterprise. Newsa from Caletntta states thmat the rains in [india have fallen to a degree beyond prece demt, amd the floeds have been mnost destruct. ive. ti one instance the raini amnd thme flood htave by their united operartion, produced a most extrat.rdinary efl~ict. Thme renowned Port of Mo'oltan, wihm nil its bomb.proof depen. dencida, whlmihad no long hlad - ut against all kids of meaiiantaj hmad thelid uway bel (pro t e joinut Attack (iof fin jicmeoii torrejnt aPtJ the flhogd of the gespab. 3Jth l8h of Auagust tlje rain begaangtfildingytter build, ing fell in rapid suocesuiont and, orn the 2ki the river husd covered the cotmntry. 'The flQoashs graduallypse~ended thl course of the rivaa, at trate of albrit so tAyiles a .day, and ha evrythdro dtne much damtags, Ip y peotaolod p5 Vtit ot 011~ ljz~ bank en polbbying i oti ifdj rae t. ootI"I opinionsP titi pozoeflb.ig 1h(cong g we uigo aiy:Inrer endorses of -O cend id :iidjirp t hs fs j ilbbyrJ f~ 'fthef wgr anit tt 'I gon s4I do an altea1on' aliffth nsiteftfefO' is e i o X1 15 'mld fio ie 0#1r boris ther'eor, - herols noi ctoereal rt ny in existence ilnutthi presenrt ~itlif and patrol lawsoie State'and pla cry aloud f'or redret 1' H .A a TmIs GrnIS.-.i'he New fotk iar says it is no unco~n irngtof id'ful girls in the State of Maine, running wild, subsisting on berries and acorns. When a gig1 wants to got marr1ed, shzenmakes for- tho woods, whore she rovestaboit until a youig man goes out on a wife hzunt." He ~lchohs sight of a girl, and gives chasde She runs, and the young man throwe N osi, bY.Ayhich sie is caught. ie then take.q her on his shoulder, carries her t the highaivn, wher' hle has a carriage re , y s tics 1her fto i honds together, and takeisetrelzme. imin ister Is sent for, and they are married. . The knot being tied, the young woman becomes perfectly docile aind submissive. AlAA A SENATOaIs.-h n the 29th ilh., r the~dballot, .tie Hpn. W. It. KAi, was elected Senator, to fill the vacancy occasioned by the expiration.of the terdiocl -the. Zio.~A. P'. Bzgby, Hon. Jdroemiah Cleinr boa been elected to fill the place in tle U..nited States Senate held at the last sessiio-is by Senator Fitztpatrick. :The yate ,oho- O;h11h hot was, Clemene,67; .Pitspatrick f oittering . -.The imain body of I.h. . igs vnte for Mr. Clemens, as a North AlabaitnaDemocrat, believing that section of the iState,fib : the usages of the diminant par tylw .0 ioneof the 'Sonators. - Russ.. London it fh uIt. contain a l1 ter from Austrni, whiclrmay or may not be trie, assertingift.Riissiainis carried her point with Tu rkof ih ext of rendering the latter ~ie-t jailer of Knesuth and hzii -companions. 'Theo termsa and partiedlars of the et np t are as yet tn. known. '. flsTox WATE ~ IVs.. 1'total an ount, driawnthus far roritIiuhd d water. into Bo ionsL 839b 4~, 85 Thie East 'Iostofi rerorWut' AheJ which, with otjzer unav~idabth hzcute'tl cx pense,Svwill probably heelI tile r o to abiout four ami~ a ihalf mif n~iig oout doul-le tihe estziatedi1 ra in Mosrr.Chairles I lost his head for.trying to raisc money without the consent of Parlis mnent; and George III lost'his colonies for try. inig to raise money out of the Yankees on the principal of tazxation without representa. lion. lin this way, money has beent the cause of many wars, and much bloodshed. In an. cient times, warm wecre setI on foot upon othier grounds; bui n falter yeuary, ri~ b come the great idol fiv;Eiejd! - iScott, was married ons W~deay mees~ lng wveek, at the house of'her father,in Nil York, to Major II. L Scott, aid-de.carnpto the Conmmannder in chief, andi in the afterno the hanppy couple eimbarked onr the P'hiladel piia traimi for thme puzrpose of spending th& honey-moron in the .South. O' Much has bzeen said ribout the profane cusom. wearing. P'erhzaps that the most enormous caso of sweating is thiat mnenitioned by Uncle 'oby, who says,j'Our army sworo terribzly inFlanidorar." inWl*>le amy eminged in' SWear'ing! Whiz~t a prili ions pile of oaths muiist ha~ve been'1hai p'ed Flanders! Thme transmnission of(the Groat Mali South from New York will' bri cchtiniued, as at pros. oin?, durinzg the .winter. NewssatstestntepouainfPh. adelphia at the present time, to be.5000;or, bor, only 2,000)( famnii.* have a comp>etency for suippoirt abhove mnuial labor; 211,000 de. pond upioni meo.hzanicai and professional branchles; and the residue of 47,(M00 is divided into two port,. viz: 30,1(0 whlo labor, or are desirous of laboring, and 17,000) who resort to illegianate amnd crimoial m.eans for a liveli hood. Of the latter eldss, 0,0010 aro suppos.. ed to be bzeggars; 4,000 who dopend upon the 'zlld of the streets and whlat they can collect ftonm the kitchens of the wealthy; 3,000 who steal; 1,0030 who starve for wvant of any kind of support, and 3,0010 who follow a promniscu ous liv'dhhood. 8uch lathe state of society in Philadelphio; and thoieet which com. SPour water -hastily into a vessel with at snmall neck, little enters; qrmln h d hyuhmal quantittes, and ~ vesel lid show the follynof ,tdiciltahltd at a time. We undot a ij 444 Umnnythat bytje t lhat eceived az' addliw V t mwnm trshis alread enosy i avinual incm~ee.Oita Gzn~l be estimnatodiatlv p sand dollrns, 7 thinking.t tA Oto -tor t te l un ax 1044 tn riisn vice ~ ~ iRSSI-im fn~~a Thi we i df., lust e.Ornc~c A-6 ht dc y nt J oe sota yupI o thou lsul e ths Son.dny t4mt is- very ltilely to. fol l6iy -[Sitndny Globe. SAsi we approve of MAfrriaes, our id. vice is Set.arj y, rno mtt -r whieh hii the sooner the IGetter.-N. 0. Picayune. Don't qua rrel,genits psray, bt would diot Thir ihty dlo~t rs wd inideri n tho cup ne hastd k too idregs. Lieu' . lat of he heaIse Expeditjon hasuofreed se arvices to our Government, to lead an exp edition to go In search.Jihn FrManklin, a Liput: hse~ the Gov. rtr he ll RI. uffThiert o ah t t =4qpg smr, tIe eo Wee a unter to ot nesdny Int, hn dyxoft~p t~ a to.Cul. G4 ' and.pptr pl endi Swoi~pWcvernor, Col- r i.X ehpSm lid ii h 19u1 x ler -ie. an p' oUTHERN- MANUFAbURRs...Th . Orleans Crescenit, ofthg 22~d inst., sigtr that "books are now open for sbriptos to a .Joint State ccdmpauy, to eienytgn1 the rnanufatcture ofCotton. 'A Ifnetory o' 5000 ripiridles i. proposesi, andhe namosi appended are a gunarante'e thttte })aln meets the a pproba'tii o ien iheit ciu will. put it Into oierauion~ With the ai plo~at our doors, capital' and' energry at our command, wvhy shiould not Loubtann export this great product of lhar soil. with that increased value and le ssened bulk given to It by the loom.. We wish ithe movement all success--the enterprise shows richly deserves it." A Candid Confession.--A late No. o the Landon Tiines, in an article upon ihadenhjeoct of Slaver in America, makes the following ickntowledjment: 'tee of 12f the people of England and the eeireofth[e:Biritish nation, have bee np. ied wiTth abiohute authority and ungrd. * '~u~i4p~ sd thse extinction ofMv1 in the Brts donidiioi. -ite iwngg States of America have noeusocpJjyral -terig the institutions andthte pprty in the slav'e.hnldmng States of the Unin: -Congress itself has nto such power; but if it had, and besideas the powerf if it had the will andl the means to carry a general measure oh abolition, are are conustrained to admit that the e.Cperiment made by thejlritish- gorernment, and the state in whb ch the Op itispesg indie.1 are uma Flaced by it, wrauld be inarokejl as the most unanswrrable argument against such n scheme." Iox~ov.snm.m ASFIdacoi.-.One of the best chillienaen to the field, to fight a duel, that we ever hordpf,.was miadeo by a truly honorably'26ntlemn, the late. WVilliam Lini. coln, of.Worcestof,.:who,. aftdr an editorial conitrovs~ .with a brother editor, in whiclh homem awith flying colors, moagnanimus. lyr ofl'ered to his oppondnit honorable satisrae. tion in the field; the weapons to he hoes, ecd party to dir one acre ,of potatoes, and hc whwoe wvor - was done bestr, and in thme short, est time, to be declrared theo victor. Shioulk the challenge to mortal potuto-digging iho ac cepted, he would tr~msmit the size ofihis hot by a friend, who would arrange the prelimin, nries for the settlemetnt of alt ditfleaglties.. No bad results could arise from such a duel [ (Boston JournaL. A PL-ANE ARGu~,rsnr.-.Not many yearm ago,-m a handsomne mnansion not. many ri from Cincinnai~ti, a young lady who hiis higi notions,'' of what consuitutea respnctilbillty expresred astonishmentsto her vriothist that young indy of her acquaintance q. ajj1 ma 1 can med noob ~ a~i~dt1 mother. lmy~m4 mamti ub otrue. I oil m4. s 9p1 bJie tineh ' Acdtlavo vhneie t si r thau 'd M b th have'i - e n eL iiJ~q Ua. It i1% Paid tiat i09tmber of. 2 000 have let n Miton; to Pbiace. is U. PaT E R Y-- 80 t :rot tt 41% ddfauiter'tothe amount iera thtd'and d tL lags, agansthim has be "aIj e l l cer I t rco b-ndsm on 02a9111'ft The bas ~ Elia m atram New rk bound to. Now Orlearm, was totally :Io the Jlaa., ondhet h 29laait. Th1g e oord mlate and twelve passengers drowned-4;jj remainder 6f oie crow and passengers Saved The Delaware Journal hears thatthe pato hot has mad itsWppear'adee in the, countrr around SL(66gO'a. It is already 'conij. 'embiy njuired the potato crop in that neigh borboaod. Taa COLEsA AT' TUB; W E;*T.-This dreadful dts,4e, it would appear, is making its up ran in at Cincinnati6 as well s at St us-, e Commeroial rec-rdts five cases aurig the three, week,, ending on TueWny last. Tt " W Hoi~gAs r. -t illa hat beenV4:enfilted a2t, I r ecofi inditid-ifI -10nVl istters hie ddi1 4 tPll all aret a youth onum a-e Eho h l k -. the .ndhe whiehi .r ith Iton y i'dJurz1Asr~ Unitedlitesc isziora a~ nn-hnreper cent, grgateotha ttttise 'hse. Tha anps&ertiop which N1h, an are d1 bemng conlmdered, bdelken with a get edsa~ grains of allowance. Prncsars .&a$rEL't.-Barnur, the curiosity hunter, yesterdjy bought at Sheriff's salo Pea' b irgecolloction of rare ajd u rioua tthmga at. vte Masonic'. Hlal, orhi knowni as thme Phiiladelphia Mueu,i.n. its day, the most complete enllection of wn. ders ever exhibited in the Unitedz~.J The whole collection was bid ofl'et it proba bly cost, originally eoarlOOl. (Phil. Leger, 27th. The WVashiiigton (Ark.) lg Lt~4 that the whole amount of cotachh'p4 from above the raft this yerZ,1ie e4j 6000 bales. :Last yoar over 525,0f~ b~ae were shipped. If the crop had not beende stroyed by the ovre4t&, the amount4 &(i ai ira nh e igbve the raft wa 1 uTrOII.-A lady fron ynw i ment at the Great~i kIae, ontrims the statemieni tat the law . of the commnit~y permilt the men to hAI 's mnany wlves to they can support-the young being able 1* Lake cure of tive-or six only, andl the oldet' twenaty-five or thirtf.--Lowell J'imrnaL. - .It tappears from the footing up) of tlge returne mn New York, that the average Rotd on the emilre Democrat ticket is, 22.fG; and that &n he entire Whigl ticket 202,08, thus gtin jIh~ emocratic party a satanl ajrffl ipoputar vote. Considering, the dircted pstate of thle Decmocratic party' during the2 late ~contest this can be considered ii great triumph. 11'.q~aa conderdntion tol' time prsenitad A scientitid correuyonfe i Bes Courier says that the -reporte.Jdiesy t Lnoofa new mnde of. ventilatioe, htt uli h rirscipleoofthesyphlon, is manifesly "A r wvill remiam at et ifa tube----heth.. er theo tube~b. syphoukf s ingular or straight---itl it is~dist~oI' ap p equal rarefaction, or uli 9 rela to~ flIea to somo excternap a'e o. 'I~ truthsa . that. milikdem~a~r~o~t~i echobi. boy, with-a piece f adil p~~d smoke fromi~i of pe~pr." . We undersan n torubr curyatatet tousand acreso scented fonman e0rs rpV i; , i d so lab, i by AVtOW'l~x I T I pecta t hii This is-t aceo Ali li4 lilrykov p.