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The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

Mr. Bsyne: Seeing piecs in the I... Oh.
Asfsss q reference 10 Que Of the Democ s.tic
eaodidssse fRegan) Of Robson, am Undue.
- 10 0y q wasd ia favor Of the position hs
eAkss sespeciiaG our State Prosecutions. An
know ths sysaanicai course sdopted BY the
8ssRe IN siis particular, snd thss 5awycrs fa,ten
a. ne sPoils. For Instance; fight tskos
Pssce In ons of ynur streets, between two poor
mou of the couuiy. isnd il il such that sre
MOT liable to iasuit) Who, lar ought you know,
10y Ter yse.s havs been It ps.l.ct harmony
witeAch oihefs yets passefshy witnesses
pa.t II the conflict, and sn mtictmeut On.
ei.sa "a appeal is then made 10 ,his witness,
whos under the sauctiiy. sf on oath, swears
e9swhieh hs IL liabIs3 that The axaressor il
that vesy maus When the TACT IL Otherwise !
Asd ens or boih are thus made 10 pay a mos,
esesous sad aAjast lins, oileuiimss to answer
the msst mslignant prosecution in behalf of
the Slate.
Would Il not b a. well TO leave il to the
pariiss themselves Il they think proper, or
make Il aP-ons Of the other being necessary
to an adiasl,nent of tho mstterl How is !,
aow3 Il yoo please, / will state, though no
lawyer. A. have already said, fight takes
piece in one Of your streets, snd though ~
months o. more may have intervsned, Grand
Jury If the county is called on, not ouly TO
ferret ost the parsiss engaged, but persons to
convict shsm At "a sxPsnse Can~evsr ffivo-
lous) sashsr Ia pisiniif or defendant, unjust
to the oae, o. niegardiy mean IL the other.
I am ssrs sir. I need ssy nothing to convince
ysa sf ths pssusibla sssnd tsl.n BY Neill Re-
gao. He. eis0axh SON Of Vulcan. and has
swested in hid stsp, viii find msjo ity in bis
county 70 blow the bellows for him ia Raleigh, !
Il, batter sueh'a law 10 pieces on hfs countr, .
anvil. nC q.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

HORRID.-Anong the many wicked
thing. which the Salisbury p.psr charges tha,
tho " locof.cos" will do, il Polk is elected, il,
,ha, they "will carry out their principles and
give James K. Polk . s,snding army Of one
hundred ihousand soldiers"
This is the way The ~hi9 papers in western
Carolins try to gull their readers.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27
d. Via. o . hons.tfy tb1|

[I1n, VIA, - - hons.fy tbiekF
l96ss himseK before tho public 1t t3s
wih ss@s deern Of inprsd@e< .Akbos61
net sasmbsr Of the Church Of which As II
the Pasto, yet, had he undertaken 70 eeGnesl
u privately, We should have received Il In he
spirit in which X would have bssn gives. Bet
when hs addresses Z commuaication-netio io
" Vim. H. Bsyne"-but to The g editoe af thu
North Car"linian." il assusnes Z dIdeFeaf
character, and il not calculated "a do good.
How stauds The csse7 The sditee of the
Observer, week after week, attacks u 10 the
tnast vindictive a''iclrss charges - with aiss
and falsehood; misrepsesents our motives,
end strives in his paper 10 injure our .ianding
not only ~ an editor, but ~ an honest mao.
When febuked by Us, hs repeats his sssaaIts,
Rdpd con,inues stiributiug 10 " acts calculated
u injurs reputa,ion. We then expose him {;
dhd tell the world that The man who treaas u
tas, really pseiends to be rsligioss ssasl
i It wrong la u to uun.ask hypocrisy I
Sail mischief 70 unexposed, because. for :
10th, the mischief -mak~r has thrown the holy
ana ntls Of chr isianity uPon his shoulders, tho
beiter to hide his vile de.ieus7 God forbid
This press Gao never be swed iuto any such
hpmiliating positions. If the editor treated US
differently, We should not publish his miscon-
due, aud expose him but until be dssists, ws
feel bound to continue exposing him. We
protsst against this Interference OF his pastor.
Shall every democrat submit To rude sssauias
and no, retort (wi.uess his last p.pee against
Mr.. FI~nry) lest the editors pastor may inter-
fese7
We have never written word against the
Episcopal Church for il would be sxsiusl
eW fr-IinRs to do SO; aud besides, many d
sssr y srsross political aud Person.i fsietds be.
lous to that communion.
Wo leave it TO the public to soy whe,hs,
the editor Of the Observer, AZ q member of the
worthy Pastors flock, is not the proper person
% receive his "counsels ;" aud in the kind
o., spirit to Mr.. Buxton, wh. has the repvta-
ton Of Pious aud learned christian, We r..
turn the compliment hs has paid us, Of ad.
visinx him to t,es.'ict hi. PASTORAL pen to
its proper sphere."
Much might be said ia relation {. thi. let.
ter from the Rev. een'lsman; but 1t present,
We merely ask the thinking and reflsc,iua
public, to read i,-pondcr on it-apd innpfne
that ,hi. country might como to, wsse such
hesns to DO brought to bear upon the
press, and upon society.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

The New OrIca Us papers give distressing
accounts Of the treatment, BY tho Mexican..
Of the Tsxan prisoners confined 10 the csslle
Of Pefote. Besides other i'll treatment, they
are fed upon tnusty rice, and meat that is be-
liev ed 10 be dog NEST, fiom the fact that all
tho worthless cure about tho castle are sho,
monthly. Such barb,rism should no, be tol-
eraied 10 this ago ofciviizaiion. Better shoot
the prisoners than punish them in that way.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27
THE MORMONS.

The 81. Louis Reveille extracts the follow.
ing fiom tho correspondence between Gov.
Ford Of Illinois, aud tho Warsaw Committee.
!" II appears in the Quincy Herald Of the sth.
II exhibits. on the part of the Anti. M ormons,
hesdstfoug dissemination 10 persist in tha,
(which Is, in it, essence, iusiional. Gov.
Ford Gao make bo, one reply. TO the yYs,1
{ 1lsfpeepla he can cst}pinlxs give e.
aud his bIeasih9 aio6S VIA
how in The f,ane Of common sense Is1
Aenpsl ihs n ormons7 The Warsaw PeopIS
|spnsi keep coal. There is one little ackuowl-
sdgemsnt in their letter which will meet with
attention. doubtless, ifthe eyes Of many have
not already winked that ~ay. "1heir sud-
RACES (,hs Mormons) have been, from the first,
bone Of contention among politicians"
The letter thus goes on:
"When the laws failio establish our rights
unless enforced, as It recently has been. al
tho mouth Of the cannon, we have no course
lefl but to cast ourselves boldly and fearless'y
upon our reserved rights, and there stand until
We are satisfied that the highest authority IN
the State will officially sustain a. in them.
Gov. Ford, in reply, is down upon them
hot and hosvy; appearing to think that their
communication, both in aone and manaer. i
rather eess! notwithstanding their warmth Of
temper. Speaking Of tho murder OF the
Smiths, he says:
What asgravatss tiss Transaction, a. .
matter personal to mysstG. 10, that you betisy-
ed ny honor, - well a. your own. and that
Of the State and you selected q. time 70 do
rhs deed when you believed was il Nauvoo,
In the power Of the Mosmons, and would most
probably BE- murdered BY lhem by ~ay Of re-
laliation," &c.
oew Prophet, Il Is whispered. has been
esisesed' Dr. Richards. formerly Of Bu'k'
sn'fs eoussy, in Ma.saehuse,ts.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27
AND POLlTICS-PLAfN
TALK.

The Philadelphia Psnns. lv.nisn occasion.
my selects articles from different pspsss which
commsnted upon the riots in that city-their
causes, &c. Among the articles, ,~o are par
ticula'ly struck with some remarks Of the New
York Evening Post. which We subjoia ior The
benefit Of such as they may apply to
"To the demoraIizing influence of assrh
Of on, legislation, we must add tho cosi5pare.
live inefficiency Of two agents which ouxh, 10
he restraints upon the evil tendencies of 90
cieiy, but which in fact are in.tisatnrs It vjo.
Ience and uproar. We refer 10 tho press and
the pulpit.
"The nods in which our poli,icd contro.
versies are conducted, tends only Il, inflau,o
1hn0essions Of tho people, wi,hou> .nIigh,sn.
0snts. Fiereo aud bi,iet a.,
Ausnta. aH unLlaahina
oshost obvious fsfseAnod1, g
sbgs in victories no matter how prscured.
ts'y appeals to the prejudicss Of msn-snd
general d'sPositi"a to carry all points BY
c,a"or rnther than by arsnment-are ID.
enaraetsrlstics Of our newspaper discussions.
Can II be expected, uuder such q in6ueuce.
'hat the morality Of our people should b pss-
served In lis rigidne.s aud poriiy wiz
m 'ney, y 'n'thi' way, bs '"ush. respsc, for sssssn
MOT only in politics, however, bui IL :.
e'e''as'!cal moveme nts, the same violssee of
ueoonc Ia'lon aud recklessness Of assertion =
'"o"n. What sre called religious pspess,
s:o perhaps lsitls more intolsranf and mali
e e'ous than the more political jous6sls. We
- . read essays ia the columas of several Of
Weu, which, for ahsYs> k.a,.A .rA ~s...k.n.>
ys scarcely ever saw eqo.lled aspsax shDss
9oPf'neiPled daily chronieiss Of sisudsr ~hicd
os1en' ismi'iss win not receive into their
ooo:e'. Aud ws have hesrd fiom puIpi,s oc-
ee, es.'on''y' denascntions Of rival ..ct., nos
.ng ~ e"ucoa1''soss. but 20 grossly vitupe' a,ivs
sitting whsss ~e were.
now It such Is tho spirit which il q, work
..aone classes Of mon. supposed to Be in.slli-
s.n ssa. sno .eh"ed. need We be surprised ss it,
ts~ ,os;., s;.,o' WORKING among osbers ~ho hs.s
Passioasl
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

The editor Of the Globe says. that he hoard
IA, the wings in Louisiana, st The late cleo
,ious advocated the imaasdists annexation Of
rexss a. loudly # not a. sincerely - did the
dsmocysse. We have 40 doubt Of IL truth
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

es L. - July number Of the
sssh ysnity Magazine, con-
10 lit sddrsss before the His
feal Slriu lt = . good address. The
a..ies 81 eresine very much. These
l1aeeua as,icis on the "Shaker. !"
- ~ SiS i 5beddles rather too much with
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

Nj. TuIiy 4. Wise, second sadi.of Of the
Treasury. died ia Washington ely on the
~ ofJuiy.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

C.sslies few days sgo, in rela.
ls - matter related b%low. The
wsiasr was ma esrt.in. but II. oogiy ssspec.ed
walker of aiding the negroes. Il appears
ihat Walker lived at Pensacsla sons ten years,
end doriag The ~hole Of .h., tims was io,imass
wiah aegrsss, took .hsm to bis table as meals,
~hils bis children waited Upon them He
was also very d<vout as Chris'ian. and thus
Imposed on many worthy mon. But at last.
there waa 90 much excitement against him,
.bat be let tho 2i.ce aud took his family home
70 Massachusetts. He again lately re-appsar-
cd at Pensacola, aud stole of with tho seven
negroes, as shswn below:
Faonx KEr WEsr.-By the u. S. Matt
schooner, b. F. Sherwood, Capt. Axw"r,hy.
We received the Key West Light Of the Reef
Of tho 18th inst.
By the following article. from the Light Of
the Reel, II will be ssen thai the Florida ue-
gro robber hAs been caught with the seven Nc
gsosa in his possession, and he il 10 be sent
to Pensacola 10 be dealt with ~ his crime
deserves.
Mons Runaway NxcRoEs cAuonr.-
On the 9th inst, Richard Roberts, Of tho sloop
Eliza Catharins. discovered boat Of suspi-
ci"us appearance ~i,h seven oegroes on board.
Upon having hailed her. they were answssed
from St. Joseph, bound to Cape Florida, and
wa nted water, and requested ,o he supplied.
Whereupon the mate OF tho sloop was told 10
jump into the sloop aud make her fast, sus-
pectiug them to be runaway slaves. The
~hits man ~1o had charge of Ihs boat srd ne:
gross, was Induced to come Is B0ss0s IT rts<
rlooP under = promise Of being taken 70 Cape
Florida and on being interrogaisd gavs his
name a. Jonathan Walker, end said be Nas
emPloysd by two men, the owners Of aho No
groes. to convey shem 10 Cspe Ftssida, for the
purpose Of selecting land for their o~ners.
Upon questioning the nsarsss, sbsy said
the man ia the boat WIS their owner. Thsi,
statement not agreeing with that Of the white
man. Capt. kobesis was inds.~sd to detaiu
them on board for The purpose Of briuxinx theu
to Key West for sxasninaiion, we'll knowing
that fsv hours Of liberty would have placed
them beyond the reach of such exauina,i.u
I" in passage Of twelve hours they could
have rseched Nassau, Ne~ Providence.
Capt. Roberts having made known his de-
tsrmins,ion to bring ihem to .his place. Jona-
than Walker, the while man, confessed him.
ssif su aboliti"nist from Massachusetts and
thss he had Induced the negroes to runaway
ffom Pensacola. Upon arriving at KEY West
on the 9Th in's, he ~ss given Up 10 The civil
authorities and committed 70 prison to await
his tsisl st tho next term Of the Superior Conri
for Monroe.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

Geo. c. Afford, son Of julius J., who re-
Gently left the ~his party, has followed the
steps Of his father, and goes for Polk, Dalla.
and Texas.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

The Pennsylvauisn says that about seven
thousand dollars have been contributed for the
families Of the volunteers ~ho fell at The re-.
cea, riois in Philadelphia.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

We wore presented " ilh . Polk stick the
othsr day by good democrat. and tho frs,
msn that ssys "rsu's horn's" to u, will e,
knocked over. 4- =
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

THIS TO BE A PRIEST- RIDDEN
=. CoUNTRY7
I've one will wonder uAy - ash this qsss.
= :. sl'sf he has petssed 10 f.llo~ias con.
sn'es''oa' fion ths Eejseep.l els,ryssan ol
place:
Fayetteville, July Esd. 1874.
"s Editor sf the North C.ro,lpi.u:
,s., Sir: lf yoa. will rse.iv. . ,.o,d Z
snae'. yoe vill restrict your Edi.osiai - 3
"Psr 'pasre. aud lsa ths sslieis,,s xhs,ac.
fs. 1oef sPeonsnt alone. This lbaos. ia
Il. = p .1s Editor ef,hs Obs.rvss. i si,h.
fss:ossl Peovinee. .ads :, Ill o~n
.os no stands orfsils. Are ~ aeA1r.
"o'e your sssasli on bis ssIi ~ q.
'nsn'' tAa' be ha. foiled you 10 ai5S n.ll.,rc6a
WIN scarcely sda,a ,his later Sanl -.
=" !os obvious inference which nine - -
= Ten would drs~. recolleet M IN
- assaulted hiAh spinslifiabls v.y
opposite quares sonsiasted 4 r.
~ s most .ignats.is. 5nd sos. &c r.
num.iyssiag coneSSs 4 8 nsaiN -
eavsfset Kosre - - Il
AR " ~ fi sS
S. sonpels At - -
sesl Eltaoediu.ry cssaa
spirit sf ind<p,si
sens esher ihsss
>ut6srvssrns Slu...-s -; = = - = ~ = ~
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

Tho Raleigh Signat gives severe aud
aerited rebuke to the President Of our Uni
ver.i,y (Hon. David L. s~ai0) for visi'ing'
and making par,izsp speech at. party cele'
s,.,iou Of the 4,h Of July last, ut Ashevile,
R,neombe county.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

WsSisa gssiismen who have oPpor-
seolslees % ssnd Us the earliest correct infor-
sssi.ss = regard to the election. We do DOT
md paying tho postage sn letters tanning
ofacfioo ne4Na
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

90 We were msled last week in reza,d d
{" the number Of democratic votes in the u.
$. Senate for The Tariff Of lS42. There were
four norih.rn democrats. instead Of two, Who
v"'ed for ii, aud nine southern ~higs voted
against il.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

FOREIGN NEWS.-Ihe Hibernia ar
rived at Boston On tho morning Of tho l7.h
inst, from Liverpool. The news is Of no
importance. The imprisonment Of O'Consel
has not been the Cause, ~ some supposed 4,
would be, If IA outbreak ia Ireland. Cotton
hiss isksn 4 sta,t, aud advanced an eighth Of
penny per ID. about or 5000 bales sold
per day.
The Mormon difficulties appear to he over.
The Mormon. arc much exc tied. bet seem
not disposed to violate The laws. The Cover
nor Of Illinois has disba andsd the troops.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

4Hs "JEFFERsoNiAN." I'VE welcome
friend Hampton back into tho Editorial 70 nks,
as one OF the most able and Efficient COLA
b~~rs in the vineyard Of Dea'ocra~y. The
last number Of fhs Jef1ersoni.n was full 10 the
b, i'm Of the very best Democratic Sirnaf.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

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The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

LOUISIANA election in this State
is yet iu doubt, but it is pretty certain tha.
there are three democratic members Of Con-
gress and one ~hix elected. And the Leais-
lature will probably contain small majority
Of ~hss. !, was whig last yea; 8" there
i. n.,hing lost in that particular. The Con
ventian 1" alter the Consiiiu,ion Is dec idcdy
ds"ocra,ic according 10 the New O'lea ns
papers.
We h.vc strong hopes yet, frara appear
snces, tha, the official ace"uu,. viii give .
democratic majority in tho Legislature.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

We arc not ambitious 10 have the toss asnrd
~i,h the miserable editor Of The ~hig vehicle
Of pa''izan malice, published in Fayetteville,
and shall notice none Of his remarks of " ed
nesdsy last, >" far a. they personal to onr-
self We havo The satisfaction Of knowing
that, that man does not, nor ever did exist,
who can conlront us with wilful falsehood.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

f1ese g re41 Cad gather the dis, oBa'I
'lGs. = shss'a a. mo. eeliec. 10 y. street.
aad bring on diseEss, The driver has bell
70 ting u each house, 10 warn the inmates of
his approach. Same call him the dust man
and some the beli m.u. A per, chap, who
bad ans been long in town. said to one Of
these castmau,
sYes take al sorts Of tumpsry In your
cert, dont youf
"Oa yes, jump iu-jurnp in" said the bell
man.
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

A.ssss Gfaham end Hs1s .;s6s spsakas i
Iare<y soeety en- ihe ,fth
The North-Carolinian., 1844-07-27

Why don't the whig paper here tell ito read
ers about "Gen. Thomas Edwards" the old
negro man in Connecticut who left democra-
cy lately. and goes for cIsy' He would help
to swell tho list, and is no doubt equally os
worthy Of chronicliug AZ many that We see in
it. Some of the wings made great rejoicing
over theGeneral until they found out the truth,
whom they looked very blauk. That is as
good rs Chunn's Cove"
Tho whig editor Of tho New York Tribune,
who 10 now warm supporter Of Mr. Clay.
took an active part against his nomination ia
1889. Hs travelled (according to his own
letter, which his whie enemies have publishedj
through New York, Ohio, Michigan aud Pen.
sylvsnia. elecsio"essing agains, Mr.. City,
1t Is probshls that Il the teal seoii,nsuts Of the
Tribune were Known, they would be found "a
Be that the wings in 1914. a. in 1880. "wsrs
bent on rushin4 70 rvin'' By nomins'ieg NJ
Clay.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30
To TIE LADIES

VII YOU allow gentleman VIII an
indefinite age, m admref Of domestic
economy, to ted You haa 10 fe,aa, e
grease spots from yoar marnacs. silks.
Ae. without ialarnI their coser2 Or
The eaii OF collar ol your husbands coats
c a.so be cleaned Ia Tie same-naBner
IN shori any arlele lhu M, be- desired.
b9l q Is more particularly epiIcaaIe 10
such are made up 81 ~ooI of oil
winch IL iorms a part.
Lake the yoik ol az egg. entirely free
from the white. NIX II with itre
warm water, tbe sure nni 10 sca.d the
e-s1 aud With sol brush apply lbe mt1
lufe y rub II GA The spot uaii. the praa.s
appears removed or loose. Wash "a !
the egg Win moderately warm nalef.
aud hnaliY rinse oil inc whole With e.s,g
cold water. Should nol al. tie pfess,.
be removed, winch mav arse tom be-
ias on long lime, or NOT sufficient.
washed, dry aud repeat the apefa-
ION.
sumo Years ago VIZ ~ compan,
WIN iady A IN passing wore a splea5iG
mtnno shaw anl iapassing the wheoI Of
carnage, She GOT her shaw smear
90 "ita tat and grease. Immediately
'PR'e3 HE above remedy, aud IN a
's@ ".haies al vas bright AGAIN.
T. ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-01-30


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''9. hai ite ,'f.'eee5tnss 81 the osnSsni.on
hs pHaiisbed ths Mafs.g ..asos ai.i co8pl MIA
as Nag pspefs lhraas baai The STATE
II ea9 -. 81 ~ a.bHsaIia novel iaai the
Aa..ss % iiia ess.tenita. &c rendered 30 Col Haq.
a=i.a Ia lse able AID impartial manner - s,hsr..
~ ias pfeslai over ihe Deliberations u la, nd
aitfh Naa earurd
- Wn..a ~ moved thai The ih,sl. al M.
'fiteH'e'n b. ieaisteJ 10 ne ritisns "a a..
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l l1a II - Az lsl~d III aIsLlAB.
-.Gusiasas Ad9lphus. k4ag Of Sweden.
nearing That two officers Of lt army
@ere about 10 dghi DUE. directed lbat
II should be fought a. IN. presence They
appeh cd ou the ground a he appointed
ine' aod Their sovereign also, according
10 his promise. but. 10 Their aslonish.
mani iaey observed "a lows ererfef
''s.- is.as....A--.AAe4eAAeY mere 10 6ghl,
please, sai3 the king. "bul." aI35TYg-r--
pointing 10 the gallo@s - an resolved
tho conquror shall be hanged bg The
neck, and his opponent BY me heel, -
Zach one. gfeatIY dlsmaYed al THIS re-
ufed ~ silence and shortly inter cem.
meneea NeiA intimate friendship winch
continued Tor lie.
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HOUSE or REPRESENTATION

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HOUSE Oh REPRESENTATIVES,
az p" - maize special fslaar, on he .ah,..t a
rules aud ofiefs, ahirA he moved "a H.. -
Ordered fs4sss1
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Of pip9esiioa'. 10 IA C.sf.s d,.k. 10 te ,..5 4,
information. ~
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"as allowed 20 be rad. n a.. .,.,.e, =,
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laefslste uui tsreiyed - ~
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morning hour. ~
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but ~iihoUl sarurs.
oe's'ah h'eeeiiss communication. ssfs rso.lssa
lFahe'Fa, ifoin The War De parimeai asss 10 refer
nee 70 NE iadians tsfnalaias IN Flsrsaa. as.sthss
''nerfaing The Deiaaafe Bteak saief and as,e fs.n
nc ffes'Jehi silh q communication ffon ~.
-hr'aiisf DAfgaa concerning iAa schs,s..s
AunlslaJ.
PRIVATE BILLS.
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Ma private hhl dss. moves iha me "A a.. -.
sell lnlo Committee u las Ubs4. a.. -
sss called 80 the chat 4'
ls'se nsmhef Of bill. ware read .sa ,.,s ..s.
10 be is'efahr reg.atlva TO The H. '''l'