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ladies' gay danced and sang above. prisoners pined
and wild beasts starred below. This. az mrs; blush
looks like very barbarous state OF things, bat on
reflection, oae does not find that We have outcrown
it in our present called state ofrencd civilization,
only the present way of expressing the same facts
is little different Stir lords and ladies' dance and
slug above, unknowia- or uncarips that the Labor
CTS who minister to their Iuxurics starve are
turncd into wild beasts-bclow. Man need not
boast his condition till he weave his costly tap
estry without the side that is kept under looking
ike that methinks
The Tournament Grounds still kept green and in
beautiful order near stirling Castle rs a mcmento
OF the oiden time, and as We passed away down
the beautiful Firth, turn Of the river -ave US "a
| very advantageous view Of it. so gay it looked.
so festivc in the bright sunshine. one almost seem
cd to see the graceful forms Of knight and noble
preking their good sceds to the encounter, the
stalwart Douglas indicating lis claim to be in
deed chief by conqucs, in the roughcr sports of
the ycomanry.
Passing along the Firth to Edinburgh we again
passed two or three days in that beautiful city,whicL
] could not be content to leave impcrfcc.iy seen
il had not some hope OF rcvisitins 1t when 'he
bright tights that aorn il arc concentered there. In
Sumner almost every IS absent. was very
Fortunate to sec as mauy interesting persons as !
did On this second visit sa" James simpson
a well known phanthropist aud leader in the
cause OF popular education. Infant schools have
been an especial care Of his. and America as well
MS Scotland he's received the bene; OF his thoughts
on this subject. His last good work has been 70
induce the erection Of public baths III Edinburgh
and the working people Of thnt place. already
deeply in his debt for tho lectures he has been an
wcaried delivering or their benefit have signied
their gratitude by presenting him with beautiful
model OF fountain in silver ornament 10 his
study Never was there place where such a
measure would he more important If cleanliness
he akin to goodness, Edinburgh stands Mt great
disadvantage in her dcyotons The impure air, the
terrific dirt which surround the working people
must mako all progress in higher culture imPos5
bic, and | saw notbing which seemed to me so
likely to have results of ncaculablc good, as this
practical measure Of the Simpsons in support Of
the preccpt:
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the strength and depth and stability of their csn
characters, II wiu be easy for them to hive OF and
establish more comprehensive society, Tearing
this 10 serve It's present purpose Of sitting and saw
ing susceptible souls from the Touchnsss and iniu
res - m shradlnc world.
In the purest friendship thine respectfully.
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From The South.
Tel, Correspondence Of rhilad. n. Amer

Bv the Southern Mail We have the announce
men, OF arrival al New Orleans from the H-a1os but
the dates received later than previous sdvccs.
Among the passengers Captain Webb OF the Illinois
Volunteers. who accompanied General Wool ~ Mon
clova. He lett the liih alt ana VIA Monterey
all que, al Monclova The road between Monclovs
and Monterey passes throssh country where water
can b. Obtained iuf one hundred miles
The division OF Gen. Wool will Join Gen. Taylor by
the way OF Sslto. Cspl Webb had been injured b. a
tall from his horse bul mendn: rapidly On re.
ceivns the OF the capture Of Tanpico Gen Fat.
tcTSon dispatched two companies OF artillery. under
Capt Norman to that place, from camsrco Capt Nor,
man ,pok with him 100 cannon including number of
howitIers with l-U The arrival, eNpcc,
ed will bring the full particulars OF the upon
the Flo Grsndc.-
At Charleston on Thursday LAST Michael Grace. s
seaman was shot by volunteer durin: acss term
ns,ins in his death the neat day al tho hospital.
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We returned into England by the way of Mel
rose not content to leave Scotland without making
our pilgrimage to Abbotsford The universal feel
ing. however, has made this pilgrimage SO common
that there is nothing LEFT for me to say, yet though
| had read a hundred descriptions. everything
seemed new us | went over this epltome Of the
mind and lie OF Scott as what constitutes the great
man is more commonly some extraordinary comb
nation and balance Of qualities than the highest
development OF any one. So you cannot but here
be struck anew by the singular combination in his
mind Of love for the picturesque and romantic with
the ccmmonest common sense delight in heroic
excess, with the prudential habi. of order Here
the most pleasing order pervades enhlems ci what
men commonly esteem disorder and excess.
Amid the exquisite beauty OF the ruins OF Dry
burgh, saw with regret that his body rests III al
most the only spot that is not green and cannot
well be made So Tor the light does not reach it
That is not fit couch for him who dressed so many
dim and time worn relics with living green
Always cheerful and benehcent, Scott seemed
to the common eye, III like measure, prosperous
and happy up to the last years, and the chair in
which under the pressure Of the sorrows which led
to his death, he was proppcd up to write when
brain and eye and hand refused their aid, and the
product remains only guide to the Spectator
MS TO the workings OF the mind in case of insanity
or approaching mbccility would by most persons
be viewed as the only saddenins relic OF his career
Yet when | recall some passages in the Lady Of
the Lake and the Address to his Harp, | cannot
doubt that Sect had the full share OF bitter in his
cup, and feel the tender hope that We do about
other gentle and generous guardians and benciac
tors of our youth that in nobler career they are
now fulfilling still higher duties with scrcner mind
and trusting in us that will try 10 ill their places
with kindly deeds, ardent thoughts; nor leave the
world in their absence,
"A dim, vas, vale OF tears,
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Loco-Focc D,SSlN>Iu> There is no manner q
cxacce.a,on as to the spin. OF disafec,ion which
exists in part Of the Northern and Western wings
OF the Loco Fcco camp. We saw at the eleventh
hour OF the las. session, what one Of the most
cherished aud aattered Of the PennsSi vania De-
mocracv "a Free Trader too-was capable oil
81 Mo.. k.,etor surprised chen tie Bal cat4or
i.iac Ae ioa et Y'esaty I'trsc Millions 81 Del
ia,s IS presented 10 Tie Rcg<e that GIsesahetH'
skoaid T., offered from t&e Loco-Fooo SIDE q tie
tia,ai-,r .cssy9cltHc Siacery ~ any Territory &c
qsi,rd ty coaqNct ask that this msy De
marked for future reference, when facts viii SPEAK
for themselves and also desire tina. the S'tthera
votes on the question OF aior,iins supplies under
this limitation. may he noted.
Mash. Correspondent CT The Fhil NORTH American.
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HOLIDAY ADVERTISEMENTS.
PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAY

PRESENTS FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
THE SUBSCRIBER has received tcom The River Ana
ron IN South America. the following suriositses winch
s;s very suitable Tor presents csrecay 10 send abroad
and which hs will dispose ri st reasonable rr;e'
One superb Feather Dress. sufh is worn - he
mead chief OF tribe value, ccnpei3 with srcptre and
standard. so
Ono large Hammock with VALANCE, otn&menIcd with
feathers. price SIN
F,ryr Bows ard Game Arrows, IS eaclI
Onecartoon U! splendcd Feather Flower. ilow II ~ TO
s. FER srric.
Also several Lances Javelins. tIsmmook', Pipes, Ac
di8 Nv JAMES HOGS, No. o. btust"t.s.
MERRY CHRISTMAS AND
YCAU
~ L. CfOWEH presents the compliments at the ssasr,
his friends and the public generally. begin: hen'
not TO forget whesc ASSORTMENT OF suitable pre-
seats may be selected very reasonable rtcesos- hNn
tho auction prices Please call Oni examine the ns-ot
rlert ol Bibles aud PrayeTs In Velvet Turkey and Gail
Al.o, the Annals tho Poets, hlisc-l!areous juvenile
aud Toy Books
Rich assortment Of Fancy Articles
Wiring Decks Work Boxes Gard Errs.y ; Gard Cases,
Gold Pens aat Pencils
Amusing aud interesting Games, etc etc.
dSsgi| bl3 Broadway. cOfnor ni B,deCher. A.
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EoUoUETS

~ ef Chc:ce, Rare ard Fragrant Exotic
Erorye-. .sS- II please Lh- Eiosl iasld1ds,
az =, he I'd 81 few ho1rs' notice, Of JAMES HOGG,
-. -, S=ecsr:er, 81 Broadway.
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CAKEs FOR THE HOLIDAY,

J. WALL, ~ thASb 81
Is NOW READY u furnish to has old customers, The
former patrons Of this house. and others. an extensive
assortment OF carefully made cakes in variety III
Guiding plum. pound, almond, cltron srcnSe, Washing
ton lady fingers nut drops New feas cakes ae'
cartoons, Nc. It., ,,,.
j. w viii execute any order forwarded through The CITY
Express Post, with the came attention. s Il gwen IN per
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u The CRUSADERS, Sequel to the Duke of
Burgundy by Alexander Dumas, has been published in
nsa; pamphie. of IS pages By Wiilisn h. Graham,
Tribune Snildinss-price one shilling.
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PRocL,aA1Ie>S oy GE>. NEARSEY AM Coz
STOCKTON we undertake. On oUr PAR 20
assert thai these proclsnaons were NO, prepared by
the Secretary OF state. me Wsr Department
We presume there matters IN them winch Dc not
meet the concurrence sanction OF the AdminstIa
lion and which not embraced in the instructions
;hey have received. Union. Saturday.
CoNyprs ZOE TIE AENY.-A bill has been nitro
iur,i ito ;he Senate 81 Arkansas By Mr. Dickson 20
sufhorze the enlistment of couycIs the PenIentia
INTO the s-ruy OF the United Stares. We Know not how
the measure has been received n the Democratic body
hn, for ourselves we should De willing taat e-ery
her who votes in favor OF such -atui.ous insult 70
ca!aai little army should himself became an inmate
cf the Peni;sntary. IN. v. SAleIn
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= ~ Rnnnluc,- Bod, Rrace.-fet .. ).

- Dr. HnnpIlEfs Body Brart.--Fo Ct II TrllE@ q
~ssrs.. II thu voic- lungs heart, sptasl- Ber'cis, e
-zls art d.ess.ve syste-Dcc6.Ds dyspepsia ccosapa
ti rif-s dropping AID distortion com1Eoc &c cidTeu
80 y,-5s Iet.ss also eLEEpt.G LrsGS- Is per-
S. Al. bstr,s for tie corset ard cpas-rsnia2 stcuce.
brnre VIII Of heir pe-c:o1s er eaces UEiGe e!
o,4rs Il ects ~ supporting The E.f c. the bsc, making
he f::Icrur soi 81 ifsE t-sihiy Lee wE9i- a;etrJ
oil. OF or Eg-s PeInPd:r;s ard book Co..Elor Sedse
fivtrS iornsrion be had liz Gee {S Broacwsy
l.ay Y attendance CD sd:eI o2-dD r2s IN"
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u \ Tsesraphie dispatch from WashinSton.
in the Philadelphia North American says
Col James Gadsden oil South Carolina. has teen sp-
ron,ed By tho President Bri-adier General. to take
command Of the Regiments OF Volunteers from Viz
GINA North Carolina and South Carolina
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r WEBa5s FANCY BAKERY,

40. lOb DIVISION 1T. aEw-NoRK
CAKES ICED AND OTtNAMENrED 10 every style.
OOrdr,s received and punctuHliy attended 10 Parties
supplied with Ice Cream. Jelles, Pyramids, Pound.
Sponge Lady Fingers CocoRnul Drops, and all kinds OF
Confectionery nLe VI
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T. J. Coleman, Exchange Broker, 10. V,
Wail-. Nes-TcIk UncuIreni nsyn@y bought sad s-is
gold and silver exchanged: ,o.es sn1 dfs.s eo--9 -
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Doarbina an0 Gctels.


ArHENEUM HOTEL, 3t7 BROADWAY .
DOOMS TO l.Er.-Two suits OF rooms. front and back
Iapstors he hri and second doors with bed rooms
attached VIII be- let or the wn,er With withou, meals
Meals will be served IN The rooms required. Also Two
small pao,s with bedrooms, aud scyers single rooms
with grstcsa ol which will he lot TOT moderate prices
Persons wishing for tesablo fCons had better uaAe n-
mediate application, dli 2w
NATIONAL HoTEL-BoAkDERs
No ) CoyliardIt.
Ai.msr' can b. rrcomInodaed al Tho Es,ics al Hotel
No. Cortland Ihe rooms berg pleasantly situated,
and every comfort provided by ~ !: 3. S cukTE
llOAItD wANrED.-A young man (wbo Is not N
ID Very good health, bu, who wou!d be extra tIoubl'
on that acccun wishes to obisin permanent board IL
private frIly, o. where there are but cw boarders-
Term. must bu moderate and location whln hye minutes
walk OF the Guy Hall hddrosS Il. J. T." Tribune Once
Slalins terms ani location. Vs. d
EONKOINI;-A room third eoos OF house No. =
ID Pikc.s with pantry Nc attached suitable ior genue-
aud hts wife, 10 let with board furnished OF uniui
aisbed Also, two siaslc rooms TO etono having Son.e
ni"nce- iot stove. NJ VI ~
lpOAisDiNt:-N tow singh. gentlemen, or gentiomen
I'D Xh their may obtain very pleasant Furnished
rooms with board, No rs ~illansL few doors from
PcaGlsl- nle Nv
BOARDING. and well furnished rooms, with strictly
Dpnyats family, so scDoOgal'st o. I'm
tpOAiiD-h gentleman and lady, or Two single gent's.
ID men eau be accommodated with good board and
pleasant rooms ut No 50 Widest where you VIII md
pleasant aud respectable home, uHE ~ -
pOAKD.-A gentleman and his wife ana two 0: thIss
ID single gentlemen can be accommodated WIN posIu IN
u private family, at 81 llldson.s St da wv
iTSIiURSIsIiED ROOMS WANTED-A psrior
ana two bedfo wanted gentleman and to Ia
dies with or without board in respectable private family
accommodations may hear Of good enan, ni ne sans
Grn, N R'-Boarding house keepers need not apply
References exchanged. d2Zoy
DOUoIS TO LET WITH BOARD.-A scnIis-
dsnan s1d his wife can 10 accommodated also, TWO or
three single Gentlemen, Ina private family al % hudson
st MA lm'
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CO. D.-SToLEN- On Sunday.

co. REyARD.-SToLEN-on Sunday, c.th Dee
y - 1hc Nc 10 rlst; 81 IVES entered ty
deck ard safe opened su Us sI IS ascei:tred 'he
following flouissofy Sotts tahen, VIZ
Note ot Mefril Co Sept ., ls,e mos 6er ISIS -.
iu favor az {. NerriU and endorsed.
NGje % MerCt Co Dee 10, lSth, mos Tor s3i u,
pa 4bie ~ the Sabsc,,bcr
/, Note ofR Hudson, Nov. mos, tor sSS =. payabI.
,lc subscriber
\ Soto D Mead. Oct a. tmc. 70, Soc payable to,as
No,e D Mead, SEPT I, smO, 10, sls 80 payable 10
The subscriber.
The public are hereby cautioned against rtcesias any of
c ahcvrnoIes payment hss hsca stopped Shs,hrI
drfssi uI uut.
The above reward " n be pad conviction ct tie Ct.
Tenders. sad reuIrnin. The papers, by Supplying 10
ds2 ~ JOHN + BEACH, 10 Plsttst
I 0c1'-Cl saturday morning between Bcrd and Nous
tons SIS h me Sowtry. pair NJ Old spetacies cen
tiuct IN black leather The hinder VIII be suaby
rewarded by returning the same !, Mrs. Densou. No Is
Ropa..t or q, this oihcs. dfi 81
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ROUQUETS FOR SEW YEAR DAY.--rhe
Dsuhscrber would specny request .uch OF MS iIrnno
and patron. may want Bouquets for No" feaf Day to
send in their orders As early a. possible as Mes .vsIy
little probability of HIS being able IN iuh Any oil-is ZEN,
after the 18th inst Orders sent through the Dispatch Post
will be As faithfully attended though they were si'en
Ia person but for hs convenience Of !tiies and sertr,
who may wish 70 rtYc their ORDERS pTfsondiiy "ha
who NAV not hnvo IN earlier opportunity -" 20 ~ ..
remain the store ~ Christmas Day nnt oe.oca T. ~
He will also he pTugIded " in an as-omen, OF Mess h
ksl- ana V,scs which he would pa ieuh'iF eeuhHle,
10 b. lady patrons b-n. very u"cun ru1 las'rI"
ornament ior he center table JAhis, noG1,
di5 ~ Sfrfsndp 10. ~ Dfoia"iY
TAKES FOR TIL. il0i,iDAYS.-rns, ub-cfl
y ber would respectfully fiolm hi' fuend- and uio'"
wanting cakes foo he c1iulns hodsy-, that he . no"
ready feceige tbs orders OF his numerous i"nd- dpp
wishes particularly lhs attention Of the ladies'
h ornamental cases of every ind and hs does nc' h['.
tate sag that hi- ofnsnena, @oTknHG u the beat Isi
10 lice Guy Ornamental and f.ncJ cakes i'9n
Nv f'-"'' - 4'' r. GILMORE, 1911 Greensyich..,.
dI6 III between Fulton and vts-N
HOLIDAY GIFTs.-useIui Articles at io" price,
IIroseSood sud mahogany wfiitogdes1-, ''pt.ocXr"
and dressing cSses portfolios WIN locks god snn 'iye,
cases pockebcoEs ngedlcbpoSs agate p"nn"idefs mot
ses. chess men, bach CANNON boards, eey nsnortn
dun BOOKS !si7, &c. &c sc. FRANCIs 4 LOT IhEL,
81 ~ slatoners. n Maiden.Iaec
I OTs or Toys FOR Gif!s and BOYS In adtitioa 10
- our Of Hsr!~sir Fish.ng Ia HE and Fancy
GODS consisting Of Pocket P-ngn's and TbDis CefJ
Scissors RszoE- TIA gold end si.yer PcGceas'
balances Ecutofs Dressing cases. Gard .se. 10
minoes. Backgammon bosff-, Fiilng'rgda and hr1I,
Canes boys skses, have received large dssofL
Toys Of every description suitable los pIe.-n ci
the HOLIDAYS. whlrh pyile Ire attention OF O4f
!r.end= customers ard ne cubic generally 81,
JOH. j. BROWN \ CO
du w Fulton H~ssf1
ar 8 R0..E- s,l..c,r,lf5 and Js~eiirr, anG
w fsrtnr.r OF odd ana silver inouned C'ne-; al"
plain md fancy IIrarr. The suhncfioef h'r On tnd
seautifil ...oflnen gold mounted Canss -abls i''
,eYsa, pre,egs " hoi-.sis snd retail, e; No - CeE.-
o-r.-s- stairs - y
a SNIALS.-hnnusIs and Bopss OF every description
1tfos The H0lytsys can he 1"lsbL a. il+ "a L,epsh-
In.nt n Bee-kei.s opposite Rgrcn.s. Bis prices sf"
80 yery low they certainly vii! maze you ard qsig "i
.uch kild !, almost sue % Peass y0u az ~
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A EARE CNANCE.

4 GENTS wanted to undertake the sale 81 And
ausea, patented article ha he sold to e<eryfsntlS
In he linton To aea OF responsibility and business hsb
Us, guaranty Of SEQ Per snDuUi viii DO given Apply
10 {. ALDEN, NO III salioo-si. New.iNL
All letters aust bs post paid. NY I'M
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rArEasov, n. j. December 70, l3i6
General Notices.

To the Editor OF The Farmers Library.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-12-23

few singh. gentlemen, or gentlemen
Win lIeir wses may obtain very pleasant furnishes
rooms With board at No cS "illlan'sl atew doors from
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Az r.. RG~E, sil.efsEIiih and Js~ellrr an1 r'sql.
w faltursr Of gold snd silver nonnied C'nr- a."
psir and fancy IIrarr The suhhcfn-f h+' on itnd 4
Seatfl ...,ftnen- OF gold mounted Canes -iLaols u"
-. :. -. 49,. 81 I've
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NATIONAL HoTEL-BoAkpERs.

DONKDISI;-A room on laird door OF house No. Is
- Pikc.s with pantry Ne attached, suitable cr gents
aud hts wife, 10 let with board, furnished OF uniu-
nished Also tWo sluelu rooms let-ono having couye
,.... 81. 49,, DIR 81
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-05-05
SHERlFFS SALE,

RY virtue Of writ Of Fieri Facias is
-A~ sued out of and under the Seal of tho
District Court and TO me directed against
the goods aud chattles lands and tenemen,s
of Frederick S. Lowell and Reubin II.
Deming, have seized and taken all the
right title and interest that the said Lowell
81 Deming, or elhsr Of them. had on the
-3Is, day Of October A. ID. lS45 OF any
time afterwards in ard 10 the following de-
scribed pieces or parcels OF land 10 wit -
Lot six (6) and seven III on The n quar-
ter dissection no. six [6l, town 40. one III
north Of range no. twenty three T23 east
being on the east side Of the common in
The south ward of the viIlag. Of Southport.
Also thirty three f33I feet off OF the north
side of Lot no. two iG block no. tive
r. on the south west fractional quarter Of
section no. thirty two [32l Of township no.
'wo II north of range no. twenty three
roo i'll said village oil Southport; also the
90 quarter Of the north west quar-
sou''t ',;oo no. thirty one 1871 in town,
TEL ., SEE ~ r. srth of range no. twenty
three I28J east, con. "n,ng g.. .0s,y al, aGFs "a
also Eve acres laying du, cas- o. o.. anu u, az
Joining the said forty acrts' .,be i I.n
exnose for sale at public venI'ue a |'ne , law
directs on Saturday the OH day OF -' -
next at the CITY hotel in the village Of . GU
port at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF SAL
dsy Duted this 23d day Of March A. d.
1916. E. Il. HUGUNiN,
Sheriff OF Racine county.
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II L r Nj s.

The Telegraph is printed on double medium
At The rate of 50 per annum in advance, or 81, 30
sny time before the expretion of6 monihsrom the
lime Of subscribing, or So, ifpayment be longer
d.layed.
No subscription received for less period than
three months, and no paper discontinued until all
sIrearages are paid. -
ADVERTISEMENTS
,.orted at the rate of one dollar per square for the
c.st insertion and two shilings per square for each
subsequent insertion. .auor,;..
Oy Terms FER Of yearly advertising-l column, $2o;
sdo 800; ] do, Sl5: do, sl2; ! square, do;
e Gnes or less, SO. No advertiser ents inserted
~ he above rates for less period than one year.
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225.' The boys father, Rev. C. n.
Smith and myself had each pencil and
slate 10 iahe down the answer, ard he gave
it 10 US in periods of three figures each, as
fast as II was possible for Us 10 write them,
And what was still more wonderful, he be-
gan TO multiply at the left hand, and 10
bling on, the answer from left to right Civ
ing first 1873, 49l, &c. Here, confounded
above measure, gave up the examina
ton The boy looked pale and said he
was tired. He said il was The largest sum
he ever did!
In conclusion, am aware that this mar.
raiive isalmost incred Bile. Blu, let il be re
mem bered that went skepiic, | took a
good witness with me, examined the boy
carefully, and here pledge my sacredhon-
or that all have stated is true. Rev. Mr..
Smith of Randolph, VT, is witness 10 !he
correctness of this report. Further, if any
are disposed 10 disbelieve my statement,
beg them 10 make tour 10 Royalton, VT,
where they will find the boy and have an
opportunity to examine him for themselves
was informed that he had been offered one
thousand dolats year, to cast interest for
a bank not far from his fathers. Mr.,
Stafford has received many urgent prope.
sails 10 permit his wonderful son 10 be car
red round the world for exh bition, but he
will not consent. Gentlemen Of wealth
have offered pecuniary aid TO furnish the
boy with books, &c. esp cially one Of Gin
cinnati-lhe patron Of the distinguished
Powers.
HENRY w. ADAMS,
Agen, Am. Bible Soci.
Concord ~ H. jan, 1915.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1846-05-05
RACINE COUNTY PROBATE COURT


TN the matter of the Real Estate of Joel Burgess
late of Southport, deceased. On reading Tue
petition of r. II Dening administrator Oh tAe
above mentioned estate, for license to sell the real
estate of said deceased. ordered lat notice OF said
petition be published in the Southport Telegraph
for all persons concerned to appear before me, at
my Office in the village Of Southport on the 18th
day of April 1916 at ten O'Clock A. M. OF that day
to show ifany they have, why the admins
traitor should not be authorized sell the real
tate above mentioned in accordance with his pc
tition. NOLNEY FRENCH,
Judge Of Probate.