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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16
M0kGAN.

After Cornwsllts' arrival in Virginia,
he sought an opportunity to escape into
North Carolina, hul the address and yigi.
lance oi Lafayette Disconnected all his
schemes. Alter The British commander
arrived al Yorktown, and commenced his
sorificationr, says Mr. Sparks, Lafayette
asked Col. Barberii he knew Of a tfssly,
capable soldier. whom he could send as
j spy into CORVALLIS CAMPS ne an
swered that there was one in .he New
Jersey line. BY The name Of Morgan, who
was IN all respects suited 10 such an en-
terprse.
The Gene raj sen, for him, and told him
he had very difficult task 10 propose to
him; which was, tina, he should pretend to
desert. ard 20 over 10 The British camp,
and enlist as a soldier. Morgan answer
ed thai he was ready 70 do any thing IN
the service OF the country. and to oblIge
his General; but that his feelings revolt
ed at sucha proposal. He must assume
the character Of spy, and If detected,
he would not only lose bis life, but bring
a lasting disgrace uron his name. de de-
sired The renu,atnn 81 . vooa soldier. and
} Jealous true loyer Of h,s bu,
10 could moi endnre. thslhors sbeioa
~ Altar soma 60 ,s1 ~; .ow.v,
sr r. told lbe q enc ~ ID N, h. and 90
d. one condition, which was, nat inpsase
any disaster should happen 10 him, CIR
G.neyal should make M true state &c tht
go known. and Nave he particulars pub
llished n liz New Jersey Gaze,tes, Ina
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16
From the London Globe.
ADREaDFlL MARA TIVE.

CLrFros (Bristol,) Sept ga cir
cumstance occurred yesterday, Which has
thrown our beautiful village into state
of the Utmost excitement. llmay not
be generally known, that ct nearly the
summit OF cliff rising 300 feet above the
surface Of The river .Arou, and which i
commonly called 81 Vincents rock, there
is hole nearly circular aperture, extern
ding 90 or 80 yards inward. and 70 Which
an underground passage was lately exca
waited by the proprietor otths CIittoA ~
serva,ory. About noon yesterday, an
elderly gentleman, accompanied. ~ 4
Young ana lovely female, appeared q the
door Of the observatory, and requested Y
be admitted TO the Giants hole, as this
cave il generally called While one y
'she. attendants went fora torch WITH
which ID Iighr lbem through the passage,
ihs door Keeper observing that th~ gentle
man seemed ii state se' great fxc,'S'
mani m,,tteriny 70 k;aseIf ID q low tere
& yo;ce askedTfshe was not we'll, hint
I'D ~, ii-lsSsght Be better he should rest
hImsxsi ere he veotured into the close ar
oi lLe cavern,
This inlimation was-iiihsg mi hearJ or
.es headed; butlhs lady said. ! am much
cbNged 10 you for syonr attention, bui nv
hAsbandis suhjsct "a these 6ts of abs
sencs. The torch bearer having per-
Formed his Office, Loft them leaning over
the balastrade the ouser entrance q
the cave; enjoying ihe We've of~the PIC
ltre sque landscape AN each side 81 them
aa.l,nlsi}e yQIl;ex u thelr 80, IN
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

There was little maid
Who wore little bonnet
And she haan little 6ager
With little ring upon Il,
She screwed her little wnist,
10 such little size,
Thatit made her little tears
Rash to her hide eyes.
This pretty little maid
Had prettyiittle beau,
Who wore little hat,
And gloves as white as snow,
He said his little heart
Wasin little flutter,--
That he loved little maid,
And 20 one else but her..
She smiled a little smile,
When he brcathed his little vows;
And he kissed her little hands,
With mnnylittle bows;
BY little and by little
Her little heart did yield,
Til little tears and signs,
Her little fears revealed.
il y
A little whilc--alas!
And her little beau departed,
With all his little vows,
And left her broken hearted;
Now all We little maids,
A moral viii leave you;
Don't trust 10 little men,
They surely viii sisseise you'
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

4 H4iI r + 3 4
Oh no. we never mention it.
Its name is never heard.
OF spscie we'sr forbid to speak
Tint once familiar word.
Shin-plasters they would offer me,
Tobanish my regret,
And though ] pcver see the coin,
They think that ! forget.
Theybid mefnd in dollar notes,
The charms that others see,
But when ] would a-Fhopping go,
No change is there for me.
Wis true that 7 behold no more
+ The caid which J regret,
Not even silver can 7 seer
i But how car forget?
For oh! there Is 50 many things
Recall tie spe-ci-c!
The brokers' windows show ityet,
Although IN scarcity.
Sam sNa toni fingers othing ese--
Ahappy man as yet,
But ! the act Of Congress pass'd,
Van Buren, WON'T forget.
They tell me Wall-street's happy now,
X .f
The gayest Of the gay,
Tbeyhint that credits just as good
Iheed not what they say,
Like me perhaps they Struggle on,-- /.
Or Uaddie on IN debt,
Blu, were they dunn'd as ! ana dunn'd,
They never would forget.
$1,000
THE LITTLE MAID.
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III HORSE


NIILLf Stand. the ensuing Season n,
w ThHtysA ellars The Season, Twenty
Dollars Tue singlfs leap, and Fifty, Dollars
insurance, mi ihf ~plapta,ioh IdfaCaptain
William b; Mays four miles below Edge
ieid iConrtaEbhse, on thetStaee road lead
ms to Aughsta: Ample preparation for
care and nttene:oBSto marcs$wiil be made.
They wiltbe Rastureds aud fed on grain, lf
is gsssss;s E y ssss sse,a gsasg il i;
r'$k.of the owncrs.s 0lthonch every attention
Viii be paid 10 prcvcpt them.
DESCRIPTION.
NULLIFIER, is n beanrifil Bav, han1
somc'y marked, will, a delightful coat Of
hair, which shows his superior stock. His
appearance is communicable is Of the
e%rca,rst power, substantially, and strength.
he will he sever years old this SprinS-is
full sixteen hands high having superior
size, large bones, and is rs we'll musclcd MS
any other horse. in tEis or any country, and
has rs much durability.
n. B.-Any person who will make ,p
a company OF five mares, and become re-
sponsible for the payment. will have the
privilege Of putting ilicm ut % dollars thp
season.
The season viii commence The. 18th or
February, and end the lO,l, of June.
Fifty cents 10 The groom in every in
stance. =
Feb. 9, 1897. .5ar
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NS'EHCE.

fHNHE Trustees of the Male and Female
Ii Academies of the Village Of Anderson
have c%nlrloycd Nessrs. SrFPHrN LEVER
TIT AZ WESLEY LEvERITT 10 supcrintend
those institutions for the succeeding wear,
The latter of whom is capable of preparing
Young, men for College, and can teach the
French language. The ical,liness of the
location, the morality ofi!,e n~cighbnurliood,
the cleapncss of boarding and tuition. (nnt
exceeding. together one. hundred and fifteen
or twenty d~olIars) and the decided qualif-
cations of these Gentlemen, render this n
desirable situation for Children.
The following Gentlemen arc Trustees to
either of whom the public is referred: j. n.
'Uhitner, u. B'cwn, f.. He6L, j. II. Benson,
G.. Orr.
Feb. 2, 1887. So e
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FLNssaDA.G CLAIMS.

IN SENATE, ncc> 20, 1896.
IEiHE Special %orimi,tcc to, whom was
u referred the Claims for losses in the
late Florida Campaign report for adoption
the following R%esolutipn:
Rcsotrcd, That His Exccllencv the Gov
enor he requested TO cause due notice 10 be
given for all citizens ofthis State .wIn.hoyc
suffered loss or injury in consequence of
Their compliuncc with the reIuisilion of The
u. States for troops during the late am
pnign in Florida, 10 present their respcc-
1--we claims, duly authenticated, at ilie Exc
cntivc Office NJ Columbia, in order tina, they
may DC, laid before Congress for rcmrncr-
nilon, or he committed 10 the proper au-
tiio!ities at Washington, should Congress al
ready have passed an Act tor the indemni-
~iica'ion of such ~losscs.y
Hesolted- That the %fenatc, do agree
ofas a54dn no The JAetssss rhlaii, "a g.
BY order of tho Senate.
JACOB MARLEY, G. s.
IN The n. Of Representatives., Der. 81, 1886.
. Rcsoiced, That the House do concur
Ordered DO returned To the Senate.
By order of tic House.
=. T.. w. GLOVER, Gil r.
!. EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT =.
COLUMBIA, s. &. Jan. 10, 1887: {.
In obcdi1ncc 10 the above Resolution, all
persons having claims for losses incurred
in the Camrain Of 1886 in Florida, are d-
rcc'cd TO prefer them, properly aulhcm'ica-
ted, to the Captains of their several Com
%pnnies; or, in case Of the deccase or absence
of the Captain, to the senior officer of the
Company present. The officers arr re-
iIu"stcd 10 forward these claims with The
least delay possible ,o the Executive ii,
Columbia.
P. NJ. BUTLER.
Feb. 2, 1856. 50 @.
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NkeEsGN.

FHHTE Trustees of the Edg:fie!d Male Acad-
IL envy have the picnshrc of announcing 10
the public, that they have succeeded in obtaining
the services OF Mr.. Tickling. a gentleman of high
character in his profession, and that The School
will go into operation, Immediately. They feel
assured that this Academy now affords facilities
for education. NOT surpassed by any in the Stato,
and they confidently Recommend it to the sup
port of the community.
There will he n v~;cntion during the mont, of
August. and two weeks in the ,nohti Of December.
Terms oi Tuition for the Eugiish depart
men, per quarter. 81 so
For the Classical Department, 10 90
Good Boarding can he Outlined in the neigh
bcu;ilood at $40 per month
WHIT. BlooKs,ls
4. 7. BUTLER, 5
7. TERRY. .
L-
nj. L.ADOHDE::~
Van. ~, 1886. If 4or
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NOTICE..

II EFT al tic Subscribers house IN the
F-l year 1S35,.a Leather I'ranLofC Clothes.
Ii also contained two letters, one from n son
TO his father, directed To Mr.. John CIlanrle-
liSs, Darlington, Sc, and headed Aususta.
July, Is, 1898. The other from n friend
respecting his son, directed to the same, and
headed Augusta. August }, 1888; signed.
"a friend to the unfortunate.
ESTHER GARRETT.
Near Edgefeid G. liousc. S. c.
i. Jan Is. 1887. oil IF
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I've thrown the =
For me 70 more shall flow
Its r"ddy Stream or sparkling tide,
How hrirht soccer it.g!ow;
I've seen extending wide
Its devastating sway,
Seen Reasn yield its power to guide
I've cast ito bowl away!
. ne'er tempt me again
To drain tho cup ofsin;
For ruin dire, disease and pain,
TaiM all thnt fnams within;
Neglected da,ics rise
In fearful, sad array,
Up TO its brir. 1t will he wisc,-
I've cast tie bowl away!
I've seen tho pride Of all
The wise, the good, the great
Like snmmci leaves, all timclcss fall,
And veil ;leir high estate .
I've seen fail woman give
Her every charm away
Embrace tho dcmoE,si!c, and live!
I've cast tie bowl away!
My Gays. of revclry
O gladl! | give up;
They're btt tire masks of misery,
Which sill turks i'll the cup;
While incidence and want
And Poverty display
Themselves in every ~druhkard.s haunt
l. ' cast tho bowl away!
a drankasd's gloomy grave
Sha'i io'er be made for me;
; Q El1 lie. tho eaztinsx~-
~ sb5 my.'"
WTa:c meath Reasons ray'
Remaihcred iy- my friends or not
Eve cast the bowl away!
My prtl, I'enreforth is plain,
In honcsty to live
To a!ian lntempcrance and its train,
By Industry to thrive;
No duty 10 forget,
And live to bless the day
When | was led witi,our regret,
To cast the howl ,fway!
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SstUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
He EgMSay. /

'0'" ", .0sao' sBW to yforss,ose
Morgan Mcsiorris. Mortgage.
L appearing to my sa~tisGactiom 1,at. Mor,
u eamMc Morris, the defendant in the: above
stated case, resides from ami witI,outsih tho
limits o! lis.State : 1t is therefore 0rdefsa,i
thathc, he saitt defendant do pIead,; answer
~ 4Sa m Gassa 81 aa' siis
notice or The SAID Bill will be taken pro
con.fesso. VIM. C.. BLACK, c. F.. a. l..
Commissioners Office,
.AbbeviIle, Jan27, 1897 nc
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A PATRIOTIC EXPERIMENT.

When Mr.. hndubou, the DISTINGUISHED
Amcrican ornilhologis!, LEFT i.neIan! sor
New fnil, about four months ago. he look
VIII linn Hgrc"t Humber OF sky iarks, rob
ms and other English birds unknown in Ills
country, for the purroseof libera,ing them.
in the expectation that they may become
naturally ed here, and.fen;cr the woods and
nlains.of America vocal with their delight
fnl noief. Letters recently published from
Mr.. Audubon since his arrival in N. York
mentions tina, the reaiiiered passengers SUI
fered seTerly son the VOYAGE, aud mary Of
them Died: but n sufficient. number re-
mainehlo leave a hope that these cmigrants
may intellectually 'loca,cd' in tho woods
and witty their progeny become denizens Of
he Cniled States.
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State Of South Carolina.

State Of South Carolina.
Proclamation by PIERCE Nj. BUTLER
Esq Governor a d Comm nder-in- Chief
in and orer the State Of South Carolina.
NNTHEREAS, in pursuance of the Act ftie
Wv Legislature of this State, the votes for
members of the twtnty-fitth Congress have been
.cnlnsed i'll the presence oftlle Governor, by Conl.
inissioners appointed for that purpose, md it APP
pears that Waddy Thompson, Jr. has been duly
7sseleeted for the congressional district composed OF
of Pendleton and Grenville; +. w. Picicns. for
the district composed Of Abbeyiic aud EdgeTald;
John K. Griffin, for the district composed Of Ian.
reps Newjerry and Fairfield; Franklin II. fillmore
fdkAhe district composed of Richland, Lexington,
g5lSAe<ehirgi and Bnrnwcil; VIM. X. C!ownrv,
for the district composed o! Unior, York. Chester
and Spartan5urg John Campbell Tor The district
composed of GcorgctVwn, Nurir;,, llysTY, Mari
borough and Darlington John T., richardson.
for the district composed Of k"r>i,Hw, shutter,
Lancaster, and Chesterfield :; Robert Is. Smith.
for the district composed Of Beaufort aud Collector
and HuslIS :. Iegarc, for the, district OF Charles
ton. Nov, therefore. | do issue his my i'rocia-
hfaiion,' Notifying and dcc1arin-. arrurtTig tO Tir"
provisions Of the said Act, thnt Muddy Thompson.
jr-F, w. Picxens, John. X. Griffin, +. IL. Eiuora
Wink. Clowney, John Campbell. John y. Rich,
: ardson. r. Is: Smith, and Ung!. =. lie garc. had Il
majority Of the votes i'll tireir respective districts
aforesaid. and are duly elected Representatives in
the Congress oil the T.. States from this State.
: Glyen under my hand and the Sea! ofthe State,
! this 29th day of December, 1886.
8. PM. BUTLER.
BY the Governor.
b. II. SAXON. Secretary Of STATE.
Junuary IL, 1887 40f.
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EHownt Eiuo.a Acadcrssv.
IAN. l2, 1886.

M lLh be commenced on the 1st Mon
w day iii Jan. next under the direction
of Mr.. RUSH CAMPBELL, graduate of
the South Carolina College, recommended
10 he a gentleman of high moral worth,
and a scholar we'll calculated to prepare
young men for College.
Deccmbcr3. 1886 ocs al
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NOTICE..

A LII persons indebted to the Estate Of
IA Mariin Everett, deceased, of Beach
Island are requested o.muhc inimcdin,r
payment, and those having demands to pre-
sent them within rlr timc prescribed by
law. JOHN BURGESS,
=. Executor.
IAN ~. l@37 az ~
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The Saturday News.

AND LITERARY GAZETTE
a FAMILY Paper, containing more read
IA ing matter, .Ean my other in, tho United
States, is published nj ~ per am,h,n. paya
Bile. in advance. Edited by Morton McMiciacl
and Joseph c. Neal; the former, late editor of
the Saturday Courier, ard the latter, of the
GcnilcinCn's Wade Mc.u,n.
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The KaGy's Book,

EMEClDEDLY. tie mos, popular work of
.lp the class in this couniry-containirr Ori.
Gin .Nrt;clcs l.. he frs, Female writer's, AMI
selected matter ir"m HE uru,i r"irluui"d Er..
IN MISUNDERSTANDING wit, Sir CoIsyyTJ
Plates 9E fnsd'oI. and SIC sAd I.aeray.ncs.
Ncar,y-nrsii"S Music, Embroidery, Views,
Fac Snmiics, Portraits, &c. &c. T.icc ucr
amirrni, Three Dollars in GGrancc.
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TREEG T.

5NliE Members Of III" Company formerly o,
~ '$iIn@ nj this place with tie above mana.
- oil persons having III their possession any of III,
piiihr arms or requirements Of >arl Cnrnran,
l.ia forthwith, doiivr. the same To T.. J. Yo;uo
blood, Esq. in Tie C1e,h's Cgin.
Ed4.f,G G. II. N0rcmh.r o. 1876 DO
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Sketch Hsnoh oe. Caaractc,.

Or Curious AMI .4~ufhcntic Narratives
anu 4ne"doie$ rCs,sciing ErinaOr-
diwury Mdiriduls.
i'nhi's'lch in FIVE Numbers, containing 600
pagcs-Ouc Dollar for the. complete work.
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NgaYryata,s Novels.

-. (Go1ey's Fine Edhion)
CONSISTING of Peter Simple, Jacob Faithful,
!lratc and Three Cutters, Frank Midway. The
K'pg's Own, Newton Forster, Paciu Of Many
Tales, and Jnphei in Search of his Father.
Three Dollars for the set complete.
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General Orders, NO. g
HEAD QuAR;fERs.

IENU SZHHh
Columbia, 18th Jan. 1887. {. !
WNI..E MARTIN, 'Saml. w. Troni,
anil Geo. #. TONNES, are appointed Aids
de Camp, 30 the commander ip Chief. with
the rank of Licu'enanr Colonel. Tlicy
will themselves within thirty days
from The reception of this order, and repor,
10 Head Quarters. for duty, after Which,
they will be. commissioned and obcycd and
respected >accordingiy.
BY order OF the Commander in Chief
JAMES JONES
Adjpidnt and Inspector General.
Feb. 2, 1897. SO
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Celebrated x'vinss ornn co,sr.,vic.

IVTHtHH - NT'HTN~ ~ m FNENN. TNF.
Containing" eases ni Treason, Robbery, Libel.
Scdiiiou, Mmtiny. Murdrr. Witcnrrai, Uercsy.
Piracy, Forgery. &c, NC. &c. -
Published III FIVE Numbers, containing GOc
}'rSc ~pagcs-S2 for the complete work.
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20.
Brought 10 .s,a :Jais

"HOs1SHHt 10 sHfC
ar this District, a nc,gro-mnn by the name
" oflsAAC, about thirty-fve years of age.
D feet 3 or 10 inches high. He says that he be-
longs to MIR. Borin, of Columbus, Gu.
The owncr is requested to come forward,
prove property, pay charges. and take. him
away. c.. J.. GLOVER, .J..E. n.
NovoUbcr 25, 1895 az IT,
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None is. the servant of some men,. aud
the matter of others
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1837-01-03
8YeS--MesSis. .

.8yesaiesSis.
son. Wiley, Powell, ,
SnodgrnsS, Miller, Wilson "'.
Booker, III 'Allistcr, Carson, Hill, W.
Hunter Bail Marshall and Edmunds oil -
Ucskns Hale Of F. Woods, Smith Of r., ill.,
Hale of G.. Cox Spencer, Taylor, Sloan Nixon, la.
rison, Shnn, Bolts Martin, Peter, wright, ohao"ich'
Carter Collier Straton, Lucket, Marshall OF L., Ne"-
man, lludgins, Garland, Wiley, Cooper. Chapman,
Johnston, Brown, Murdaug h, Scgar Alexander. Brady,
WoI!os. Almond, NJ Coy. Wilcher: Tunstali, CacHcy,
sro;r. Fa;rf.x. Yrnai!c, Stands, Williams Raymond,
Mll. C,.oirs. jesse. Srccr, Dare. Davis, butts,
Crmtrid Moncure. 'aigrGy GliirsPic Ripley, Glib
sru ,iamu~s. :arg"i. Cunning nam "H"! siana'd-s?
Yrs-hi"e,rs RrHs. Randolph. Lsyne, VI MILAN,
Wr.l- Wiie:<. Christian: Watkins. S"'.' OF G Good
all. Mullen. $mi'h Of |. Of w. Dly,"P'''' nanaa'y'
Beard, Anderson, Fisher, NJ Galley: Mopte and May
| Tie question then put on inserting IA committee
of II, to consist OF ncu5cr from each C"ngress'h'
! al district. and acrcsi To-
Mir. SrAHAHu moved 10 strike from: Tie resolution tie
words land Internal lInpr"vrm"nt, 81 rs TO refer ''e
subject of the surplus alone to the SELECT coM"Itirc
! This motion was supported by hlr>.Ts. RIvcs and
| MAY and opposed by Mr. Booker, and agreed to.
SIR. RlyEs then submitted the following rfs"ntinn:
| RrS0irad, That 81 much Of the Governors Message
relates Tine subject Of Internal lnrr'Tenent be re-
rIFed to The t",amIllrc Of Roads aud iG"fna AaV!4a.
'n witt instructions n report 10 The il"Csf general
! system Of appropriations In such schemes ol Pubilc
works have heretofore been referred by petition Or
otherwise 10 said committee. may be ceenied ~
! them deserving of public patronage.
/ Mr. WoopFOLK opposed This motion. lie was against
great scheme Of internal n;rov"m"n; before they
knew what they had 10 apprnrri,tc lie hoped this
solution would not be adoprcd Until the select commit.
lee should have rrporcd he had strong objections to
,.se ry met schrr,. which usually I,a,. l,rt ap;rD-
rGaiG!Is ivoritr great work and r'!u allow
aucrs r ali others The james Ri:er scheme had rt
tic licu: ,rurcrcp in This Dnr:uIar TREY our ht fist
Ia .ar if any ,u, couid br lane with The interest If the
snr,. mud ,.n tia, ,yos n.ceyrourJ then they might
r,n, l. ry, ri ,h,ir nl,,s for it, apyrnnca,iou-but he
varied gentlemen that he World uu:o>r any plan b.
,yi,;.:, -, 49,. 70 L ,.,i -, GRO r,urnv,u,ru, gr,:
fish Of another.
Mr. ;l.,,rp said H., had only ono remark 10 Offer
H., l,I i,,. ,, ,j. lanes ,.r scheme would have
ienu allow -, IL, res, nt;i It's l:;ends hroug, il forward
~ irn any srh,.!,. WAS Icrn, r,,rwar W.. W. said he
.uuI be ready Y arcrl or rc"ct H. according to It's
merits lie hoped as no inuty c"nii accrue from il,
''t Ill! 'le co''!''tc'> "p'' S"'Jc"'S '.",'''E ~
lr surplus w"uic present thclh 5" '!l' c il''Se c""
l";'=' q, Their merits. lie ,'l""'r" 'p' '''t '
! '''''S ''!''' !''F' w. "'''''; ~ " 80 " H.,