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The Abbeville banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1847-1869, 1847-03-24

FooD FOR EuRopE.-The value of the
exports breadstuffs and provisions,
from New York, is now averaging above
81 ,250,000 per week, and from the United
States, abou, S5, 100000. Ofthis enormous
amount probably seven-eighths; are shipped
to the ports Of Great Britain and Ireland,
from which we are receiving in specie not
far from S3.0oo,o0o; week, by the mer-
chandise imported. ,n:i 4. .a,
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u.
In Jersey City, Monday night the Sd instant after
lingering illness, Mr.. EzEKAL BLAIR, in the 65th year
The friends of the deceased, of VIM. Blair and tn ose
OF his brother George Blair respectfully invited to
attend his funeral ut the residence of his SON.
Grove ind Gilbert streets Jersey City at O'Clock this
afternoon
On the 4th instant HARRIET, daughter of j. X John
son, aged years, 10 months and days.
The friends of the family invited to attend her
funeral this afternoon, ut O'Clock, from l26 Second
street.
of the throat, ANN ELIZA, third daughter Of William
and Sarah Craft, aged months.
The friends and relatives of the family and those of
her grand father Craft respectfully invited to attend
the funeral from her grand fathers house. 90 Rvingon
street, at O'Clock this afternoon.
On Tuesday the 4th instant, with inflammation the
lungs, WIN. DAVID ADAMS, aged year and months,
only child of VIM. " and Mary A. Adams.
The friends and acquaintance of the family are re-
specially invited to attend his funeral this "wednesday
afternoon. at O'clock from their residence 29l
Stanton street. without further invitation
On Tuesday morning the 4th instant, after short and
severe illness Mr. JAMES McHUGH, aged 80 years.
The friends and relatives and the members of Mar
respectfully invited to attend his funeral Thurs
day morning at half past 10 o'clock from his late resi-
dence 100 Walker street. His remains will be taken to
Staten Island for interment
At sea- board the ship Massachusetts,, the morn
ing of the 7th Of April her passage from Belfast
New York Miss CArHARINE MCKEE formerly of Pros
pect Cottage, Grajabby, Down County, Ireland
At Cabottvie last week. in the 45th year of his age
fire arms. He had been invalid for the last six
years.
In Warren II. H. on the 9th ult, ABIGAIL relict of
the late Charles Wheaton, Esq aged 81.
In bingham, Sd ult EDMUND HOBART, 81, pension
of the revolution
At Sensgrove, Pa, 27th ult. Hon. JACOB WAoENsEL-
LER, State Senator from the Union District aged as
years He suffered painful surgical operation last fall
from the effects of which his system has been able
to recover. He was gentleman much esteemed.
The Charleston papers notice the death of JOSIAH
TAYLOR, an eminent merchant Of that city.
On the and inst. at Philadelphia, JOSEPH STEPHESs
in the S5th year of his age
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-05
BY THE MAILS.

BALTIMORE, May 4, Ie47.
Cold MHy Weother-MiIitory SquaJ6les-New .a.se.,-
menf-Emisrants-The Yisnnoise and Tom Thumb.
Ihe weather continues harsh and COOL notwithstand
ing we are now in the fourth day what should be the
most genial and balmy month of tn year
Yesterday being the first Monday in May we had a
grand military parade but 1t marred as usual bv the
nckerng ana quarreling among the different
ne Independent Grays appeared in line but their band
oeng ordered to another part Of the line and
retired from the ground The Independent Blues re-
FUSED 10 parade on account Of dispute TO who is
teo 10 the right OF the regiment the sharp shoot
ers were out but did not join their regiment on
OF another dispute as to who Is entitled the right
me new assessment OF property in Baltimore Just
completed yields the Of SIT OO0 an of
about 900 600 liable to taxation beyond the amonnt
under the old assessment.
The ship Rio Grande landed 2l6 passengers here yes
terday from Ireland Many Of them are suffering with
the snip fever but they do appear destitute by any
means - '
The number Of deaths in Baltimore last week Was IS
Oh wnich number ~ werr females, and 81 males
ms Is the last week the Viennoise children An s.
the houses arc becoming crowded than ever Tn g
smear dance gave immense satisfaction last night
week Wy iva
Tom Thumb continues to do an immense business
scum at night '' ~ ~ N
Sales or Stocks Mt baltimore. 4.
soqGo 67 sd. lOi 81 900 Md 6 So; ss 900 do Sd
Sns os, o. closed at l0i asked, 1881 bid. TreasuT
100 asked, 99,s bid. " ~ N~ VI w. 'io'ed ~
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7777-7-77-777- -l7-7--l7-7--7--7---
CITY TRADE REPORT.

New YoRK, TUESDAY AFTERNOON, MAYA
Two loaded canal boats reached the city to-day hay
ing come from Fultonvillc, forty miles beyond Albany
The canal may now be considered opened for the
The reported break said to be Of serious
quencc Flour on the spot was again less firm while
sales freely made chiefly 81 as for Genesee
AMI at 81 to 81 25 for Southern To arrive all May
sales again made at So 60 Owing to light
supplies sales Of limited and northern yellow
brought cts To arrive in June and july sales were
freely made at rs TO 70 cts Meal in n moderate way
sold at 81 3ll to arrive in all May at 81 564 on the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-05

The Burning Of the Steamer .7,abassadoy
This morning about o'clock the steamer Ambs,,,ao.
Capt g Branham, hence for New Orleans caught FIRE
NJ CARROLL Island twelve miles below this city and wa
consumed TO the waters edge. The left Ills nor, 90
THURSDAY lss. heavily freighted. She was fine boat
carrying about eight hundred tons The cargo Wa. pr
cipaly grain and hemp AtCsrrolls islard ~ 81 as pn
sa inc Mississippi falling rapidly at the time The
on but did not succeed Efforts eyentualy r .dr ~,
70 tighten her and for this purpose about dark
~ snt, tne crew wero set at work in removing tho
lIe'sht from her hold. The hands were htirued and
., .hsm shshy Intoxicated and perhaps the usual
IL IA suen eases wore not strictly observed AZ
,n5 fa'o hgnteo candle was dropped among tho hemp
aa III an instant tho whole boat was envelopcd In
anes IEe onicers and escaped on board The TO.
oacco RANT lying along side, but nothing except few
mattresses, was saved from tho boat
ne cargo was fully insured in this city and New yotk
on .no boat however, there insurance of $1,000
only sho was worth about $4,000 Tho Perpetual o;.
nee rs In deeply Tor the cargo know Of one shipment
oi more than 400 bales of hemp, insured at this ONCE
The boat was owned principally by the captain.
The light caused by this FIRE aroused our fire conpa.
MOS who turned out in full force under the impression
That the conhagration In the Low part Of the city
ARGUS.
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Affairs in Albany.
LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.
Senate.

ALBANY, May L. Is47.
Petition of seamen paying hospital money, against the
continuance of said tax and against approprating funds
for hospital for sailors widows, &c
Against the bill relative certain wharyss In tho Ems
River.
Inc Railway Committee reported a series Of resolu-
lions recommending to Congress the adoptiorDf Whit
neys project for the Oregon railway Laid over until
tomorrow
MI FOLSOM reported complete, with amen dmepts tho
' 10 prevent fraudulent fictitious and pretended sales
at auction
The bill introduced by Mr. Johnson ve,tsrd.v FIR tb,
repeai OF the excise law, to the committee on
poor laws. W.
Inc following bills were passed
To require railway companies TO relnv THAR a.. ok
In relation to Hamilton street, B rooklvn
10 discontinue portion OF 6ith street NewYork
Inc Judiciary organization bill was disposed of In
committee last njon. "
Inc senate is now dispong Of the report of the conn.,
mittee Of the whole house
The debate agreeing to the .ommitteo ~ Nh.
"noe on the judiciary bill continued to the reo...
and not then dsposes %.
Inc general manufacturing bill was passed
Adjourned.
Ale ANY, May 4, Is47
Last evening the general Manufacturing Bill vas uono
through with in Committee the Whole and referred
to be reported complsts
To-day the Senate Bill for the con,truction n p,.,
Roads, reported complete
Mr. DrvELrS, from the judiciary Committee, reportea
oi In regard to the sale Of the rights Of presumption
Inc senates amendments to tho emigrsut psssenosr
bil were agreed tot is now therefore a law
Inc general manufacturing bill was reported complst
and ordered to third reading
Inc Dill to lay out street in tho 10Th ward a
Inc city OF New York, and to keep open a mart of tn
Bloomingdale road, discussed
Mr. HApLEY, by consent, reported bill TO amend -
charter OF the New York Fire Insurance Company.
The report Of the committee of the whole on tho T.,
ciary organization bill, was agreed to-
Inc committee Of conference have agreed to the Judi
cal districts bi and reported their agreement to tho
Senate.
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ALBANY, Nav 4, 10.

49,. ALBANY, May L. 1871.
Aetter received in this city, states that At
syracuse had given way in the Erie Canal at that place
ana that 1t would not be repaired until TO-DAY Boats
are running from Canajoharis and whitehall
Flour sells here in small parcels at 81 as lot Of 800
barrels Akron City, sold at SO 75 deliverable here Inv
the 25th of Nav -
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Sl.aal.711 %

The balance of trade between this island and Spain,
the United States, Austria, Belgium Hanscatic ports
Denmark France, Holland England, and British Ameri-
ca been In favor whilst the contrary has been
the case between Cuba, Brazil, Venezuela and more
especially the port of st Thomas from whence we
imported the amount Of 2,335764 o6 and returned
only TO the value of 81 500 66.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-05

The reports of thirteen out of the twenty four banks
in the city exhibit increase in amount Of specie
from February to May Of more than two millions of
dollars The reports of the other eleven banks will
without doubt show large increase some of the
largest banks in the city included in that number
The increase in the deposits has been double that in the
line Of loans and discounts while the increase in the
circulation has been comparatively small
The returns for May ls47, do not show any material
expansion in the general movement but they show that
these institutions in much stronger position than
they have been before and long they main
tain the existing condition, the independent treasury
can have but trifling influence upon them.
The receipts Of the Harlem Railroad Company from
the LIST of January to the LIST of May ls46 and ls47
have been as annexed
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT
TELEGRAPH

PHILADELPHIA. May 1, l947
u'iees from brazos, to the 22nd ultimo report Ger
iayior still at Monterey, all quiet
"Ay' anu private Carson have been murdered
Nothing from Vera Cruz
The steamboat Ambassador wa. ass,-o,o, -.
low ritsourg last night loss twenty thousand so.r.
lsse the letter from received
by the mail for further particulars
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PHILApELrBIA. Mava Isa7

PHILADELPHIA, May 4. I647.
Mr. George Edwards, a broker Of this city has II nm
pears become the owner Of the Chestnut street
property by an advance upon the price at which IL wa,
purchased From the known disposition of the new
owner OF turning everything he touches to til best al
vantage there can be no doubt that old Drm will soou
be numbered among the things that were II ucb IL
De M rate the concluding will be ono O. the most
Drinant That has been witnessed within its memory
IL rather unfortunate that just the exertions OF ~.
segun troupe have brought IT into vogue as an oner
mouse IL should be doomed to destruction There Is
however rumtr afoat that the edice ia to he
ed INTO Catholic church and that it will take the Mae
OF the one proposed TO be erected by the
ST. Augustine's This Ia rather doubtful
n coiored man named Isaac Brown WAS v,sterdav ar
rested ON requisition from the Governor of
as Fugitive from justice having 1t is said been guy
OF an assault aud battery with intent to kill upon
somervlle OF Calvert county The arrest caused con.
s,aerabe excitement among coored population and
tne accused was this morning brought before Judge
PARSONS on a writ of habeas corpus The counsel for
the defence insists that this charge fraud perpetra
ted upon the executive the true object being to carry
BACK the accused to Maryland as a fugitiys
slave. The law recently passed by State L.gis-
ature renders IL next TO impossible for master to re-
gain his runaway slave. The assertion Ia that th,,
charge merely fegned for the purpose OF removing the
accused out Of the bounds Of PENNSYLVANIA Judge pa
sons stated that the court had to nerfer.
rs the warrant had already been issued by the Coyerno,
OF Pennsyivana, but that its action might be DELAYED
until the proper representations could be made AT H,r
risburg The matter H. therefore beId over To- go
ment. w. ''i "o''so-
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PHILADELPHIA, May 4 ls47
Seven or eight hundred tons freight were lost bv r.
on Saturday at Dayton Ohio Three large pork house,
and seven stores burned and large quantities of b
con, wheat and produce destroyed Loss estimated ,t
sixty thousand dollars.
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Sales Of Stocks In philsdcInh,.

sf,hsI Bo,.RpIoo Bank ~ $40 State az. s,. gtoa
20; ID do 90. 80; Union Canal 40 ~- 'e'"o" MN
AtrEE stLns-i13 Lehigh Coal Scrip So, go F1emineto
pqppeI ~ 1000 Navigation Gs 15 S6 80 Beaver Meade,
Rn, wi 5000 U > Loan 6Is W, eek " "
a. 'EIoSD board Union Canal 40; Harrisburgh RR 39.
rsm'hgton copper AAs 100 Reading RR 20; 700 Lehlg6
AFugS sALrs-i7 Phila and Trenton RR 1885, 200 T,,as
1ss Tvs % 300 Lehigh Inter 6sA 10 u Loan a. ~
o''a Soflemngon Copper. s4 Is La gh Coal scrip o.
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,nop r. A; TUTThE, Aue!loneer

7 ARGE SALE OF SILVER WARE SHEFFIELD
~ PLATED WARE, China Dinner and Dessert Sets
English and american Mantel and Solar Lamps Grandoes
Gas Fixtures Chande Clocks Vases &c at 1856 Broad.
way, (ate GARDENERS Furnishing Warehouse) on thursday
May eh-A FUTILE will sell as above. 10 O'clock
the premises the balance Of the stock of the late Gardeners
Warehouse, comprising the valulb rich
house furnishing goods offered this season. con.
for retail sales Full particulars catalogues which
examined till the hour o sale m4 3src
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least eco We give this statement of facts without
ccmment--it needs none
The annexed statement exhibits the Febru
airy and May Of thirteen banks in this city
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AZ OB ;. fLATT, Auctioneer.
n W lin SALE FROM The SHELVES-JACOB s.
rAII VIII sell this day 10 O'clock in the large sales
ntrance from Gold, through the store from Plat
el nst moor over the auction Plat corner OF
rola street by Catalogue 70 crates well assorted Cookery
NINA, GLASS EaTthen and Stone Ware generally from the
shelves aud BY the package viz lots suit purchasers
SoPfshs general assortment of edged dpt painted
hsn,, dark and lowered blue
Also dinner tea and toilet sets, new styles and
s assd hEare granite and iron English and French
PLAZA candle shades, &c. '' N"' a'1
Also, veral handsome dinner sets comnle,e
Aiso edged dpt painted white granite and lght b ne
shapes. 90 ' " "' VI he"ss'
GLASS Cut and plain decantes wines goblets fruit
bowls and stands minor dishes salts mustard cups Sc
Also, large invoice OF pressed salts and lamps
lso dunng the sale valuable Germin silver tea set with
sugar and cream nsde elegant plated castors
caryers &C. 1855 ~ ~ '0'~''
BIhe above ware mostly late Importation and OF
b.IIhe attention OF country well city dealers is
directed TO these sales which win take place on
OF each week ana every article offered will in all cases be
positively sold reseryng the privilege of passing
anu importers ana dealers having surplus stock will this
az al times desirable medium for dispossag of the same and
he interests VIII be strictly attended and is the deter
ation OF he aucuoneer promptness making and
sethg sales That has been heretofore shelf sales
and he pledges himse To this effect.
B-A good packer will those 10 20
out Of the city. m5 iii.uc
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(,Ac UIyrITTt,L n - ~, AuGIloheer
49,, VII sell on Ihusday 9th inst at No 2a5 Broadway,
stock Of rich house furnishing goods in part of vas
fixtures yz-sil,ered gilt and bronnsd h,ndeers mantel
lights wall Brackets pend SC with and without drops
suitable for persons fitting houses The assortment being
complete OF English and American manufacture and worthy
attention 1910
AlsoIhr balance Of the stock of plated and sver.ware
China aud glass, cutlery, sc. Catalogues now ready.
mh tiger
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- iiUkAriO uILL, Auctoneer
EAIENSlNE Sale Of Foreign and American Books Sta.
IL tionery, Binders Cloth and STEREOTYPE Plates &c
sCST2ey Reese Hill will continue they sale, commenced
days at o'clock each day and continued in The eyeninr
The catalogue extensive and varied assome
and well worthy the attention of the trade country rcans
ana others Commencing this evening with several large
The Stereotype Plates Binders Cloth will be sold Wed
mil
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-05

Two INVENTORS.-A meeting of persons friendly the
4yenios lnlii!pe, as proposed in pamphlet recently
issued py The subscriber will be held Clinton Hall in the
city OF New York on the 10Th day Of May The plan Of
oneIaan WIZ be laid before the meeting and free discussion
WI ps expected thereon An interesting address, prepared by
similar nstI'uon now esiablshed at Cincinna Ohio, will
pc feid Inc meeting will 10 o'clock A. NJ in the
tend. SOTONON ANDREWS
Perth Amboy, April 90, Ioi7. myi iteod adisih
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MIN foWtR TO LET, with three rooms. one 40 {, a,
by 2J one 29fee by III 20 feet by ~; with fro one
near Mangin street. ''' 'o 20 90 J 5ss =.
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TVNU Nd UEALkKS IN PEKFUMFRY AND FANCY
l. SOAPS,-MONSJ. NJ. DE CIPLET, Pehumer of III ry
years practice in the best French hmens having
employed Ia preference to all Others will prepare Perlumary
and Fancy Soaps of all patterns and varieties from the
exquisite and efued made in Paris, the ddpg aud
inferior qualities SUR to all Of America Sorts readily
aeable in the most fashionable cities and sorts in dcmind
country places and all villages of whatever grade low for
cash. at Comsock Co.. Wholesale Perumers, 81 Courlandr
street lower south side, few doors below the Western
Hotel This direction is to avoid mistakes
have conneIon with any other in New York.
mi
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-05

CLARET! CLARET! CLARETl
THE SUBSCRIBER would inform tho public that he
Keeps constantly ON handat his Mol Barclay street
corner OF Broadway the best quality Of Claret Wine He
would particularly invite the attention of hotels and public
houses whom he will supply by the gallon barrel
best suit their convenience He feels assured they will be
satisfied for giving him call
a2 msTc CUALFS ECKERT.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-05-05

.k6N FOR LIyERPOOI.-OnIy Regular Packet-Tbe
MX9% new magnificent fast sailing and favorte packet
Akks86ship PATRICK HENRY, birthen aol tons Capt
Dgg.,,no, WIZ sail positively on the 9th of May.
ior cabin second cabin and Storage
p,,sIses ss unsurpassed by any other vessel Po and
Gus occurring berhs should make early application on board
foot Of Maiden lane, or TO los McNIjRRAY
M Corner Of Pine and South streets.
6G6S FOR NEW ORLEANS-LOIJIsJANA AND
NX1S NV YORK LINE OF PACKETs---The fast
ssss- sailing packet ship Wabash, Capt VIM Hathaway
~ now ioadng and will sail Monday May 10th For eig 1T
or Pisssge hayng superior furnished accommodations apply
o 90 south street Positively freight will be received
Agents IN New Orleans-John o. Woodruff x Co., who
will promptly forward all goods TO their address.
.hS& CONSiGNEEs per British bark klLBY, from
MIxH Liverpool requested send their permits
board, at PEE, No: a, North River, without delay.
All goods permitted in FIVE DAYS be the pub.
lie store w. J. 7 TATSCOTT @ South mi
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NOR ShLE-2 presses, very large, suitable for
cutting out, medal press; good turning lahes suit
able for wood turner pattern maker lot of emery wheels
made for polishing, made in the best style; large pair of
stocks anvil paul drill pair Of tnsmhs shears together
with lot of machinss tools To be seen at II. HOMERs,
No Ann street.-the small press TO be at Mr. BATES
Mahogany yard No G6 and 1868 Centre opposite Canal
Price Sixty Dollars, s3O Iw
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I55 CARPETlNG. [I55
100 600 yard; GG Brussels Three Fly and Ingram
10, 600 yards Of Oil Cloth aud Mating.
10000 Window Shades, Rugs Mats, Table Covers, and
article connected with the trade cheap for cash
VIM MeGRORTY, 1855 Chatham street ,a'"
alB ims,c First door above the Theatre
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THE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore xstng batween the
undersigned under the firm Of Babbidge * Morrill, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Il business of the
VIII be settled by Calvin Babbidge in which he authorised
to use the name of the firm. CALVIN BABBIDGE.
New York, May LIST, l9i7. JOSEPH MORRILL,
The subscribers have this day formed copartuershp under
the firm Of Babbdge Harvey and will continue the Gro
Gerry aud ship Store BUSINESS at 1868 South street
May LIST, 1917 CALVIN BABBIDGE.
mi SIC FRANCIS HARVEY.
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4 ,OvNAC BRANDY, both pale and coIored, in casks N
" 80 gallons landing and for sale by
- BOYD x HINCKEN
M ot'1 Room Tont,ne Build,ngs

GUANO-Baanee Of the cargo OF brig Virginia Eoo s.,L
- AmsneR from analysis superior 70 any ciher Kind in
stores Brooklyn, near Fulton tssry, Apply To-
my linin MICHAEL TRAppEII
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-09-20
A MOST POWERFUL pRISKFR n

A MoSl POWERFUL DRINKER-Did
You ever hear OF Andrew Wallace seiziDp =
mao that was drunk aud putting him at a5c.
non | must tell YOU thai story Solira
Haildce "ds d captain ia the militia and
one day, alter training was over. aud iu-t be-.
tore the men were dismissed from parade he
took guar with bim aud made a prlSooerof
fdt sweeney, who Was amost powerful drink
ef-drlaks as much al d tine Us a camel al
mos. fit, SAY, he. seize Won IN I'M.
htna name Ne saws Pat ,ertIrhin.,
b., bead and looking aqrold, bea ilderrd 6kr7
= m not d s.nugglef touch me il Won darqrv
selze you, says he, -lur d violation of the
Ekelse lf%, Tor carving about YOU more Than
= gallon OF rum without d permit. and Ia.
morrow | Shall sell YOU ataaction 10 The higb
~ olllsf YOU are d forfeited article. and
.ou'd knock tou OH the head aud let II an. n
tiht3i 20 ~nanons-nse man IT, then san,
UNI on togalls screaming an1 SCRATCHING Iik.
Z mailman De was 50 frightened. The nr,t
iil la Wa par up OF vrudue, anI koorkrJ
1'Af e. tia vic " lp bii hin IN tor t4rf,
'~Ai..la-s. II. generally CONSIDERED tie r.
Il tt>h ever taheu oai5i d mau m ,hi, S,,n.
HI.eh Lt1 in a Coloau.