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S1,J Reward.

rIIlE above reward WILDE paid 10y the subscribers
] To ANY uac who will give them Information OF
the whereabouts vt one LEWIS BuRGER, a German
fcd,ar lie lrl hls place about the ir-t at Iuur
last, and when Inst heard from, wus sick in Knox go,
lie was about yctrrtii five inches IA height and a,h.
ca small size, and about - years OF age.
ANY one giving any information OF him, whether
dcud ur alive. will receive the above IcwNW
lEdrew ROSENFGLD * ROSENBERG.
Chicago. Dec 4, GSiS il-m
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Two DOLLARS per dnHUm, A. PAD an nd
rance; Two Dollars ANn FIrry Cents j
paid rithin sir moaths; and THnEr Dor
LAus il dcIayed until the end Of ne ycHr.
Advertisements inserted az 81 per square
for the first insertion, and - cents for each
subsequent insertion. 4 ibcrdi discount at
ioced to those cho advertise BY me gear.
TjaNo paper discontinued until all ar
redrdges are paid, uniess al the option Of the
publishers.
II Communications, 10 insure attention,
must Gl,rays be free Of posidge, and accom-
panied wiM me authors udiaC.
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Eorcib'c.-h few weeks since, one Of
the Nl>>l>'jppi steamers, having on board a
detachment Of L. :. troops, stopped at 4
small town on the Indiana shore to bury Il
dead soldier. The Guc baud If the ~ IN.
faulty played the solemn march oithc dead,
as the body was bonn To its lat resting
place. ,ud quite q crowd tt was Sunday
camc around To- witness the ceremonies. To
many there new. ~ the escort passed
slowly along. - large >ialw,n soldier ga,
Observed Suing upDuR piece uthcvn TIM
Der, ms face trowu,d ~ tie lot sun #
Scuu Cgll,ulr. p,sI,cr.N GoSo,d ol expire,
slot. aud hI> chm resting upon hS hands.
He scented To b, IN deer Dhuugh', WHEN ga,
ct On" villagers approached and ,,rd To hun
- '>uu,r you've h's,d that tune lal't
hyipr3'
The soldier raised l, eyes lolhcmtrol'r.
ana looking sadly! yet St,a!niy ia .h, face,
answered:
yes, ~, IN the hir'> nsrucjto siuej,N'
1hc enquirer wnl,cl away, and lett Tn,
soldier 90 his l.,crC.
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GEORGE 5. FISHER,

attorney and Lnad IJeni- OHdrr, III.
COlt-ueos made apd ttre, p,Id IA tnY vi lHe
cnunue, composing ibis l0;h) Judicial clrcul',
va: ,Gruuiy, LlNng,t1n. "A andljl, Kane,
y. kllu, o gle, Bureau, stark, Peoria, MARSHALL
and Putntm.
Particular attention paid T., procuring f,r dts.
charged volunteers aud soldiers their bounty
hni N,rrants or scrip ais, procuring pension
ccriititrs and cd ,c.I.- claims on ihc gptcru.
meat. LruI, iYcl'cI tor SOLDIERS and .r.tIrrsuu
warrlnts IA Dhr CnIchII or Dixon aul office.
Wirnuts bought aul s,il, Commissions IN
thi, lin" viii receive careful attention.
bS.rN t.. c,rnsr Enur, house, up stairs.
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NEW TAILOR SHOP.
4. Il. SMITH

llas recently established himself in Ottawa
on the north side G the public square, whcrr be-
wall promptly attend tn all call, IN his line OF bu.
,incss Fashion, received regularly. All work
executed IN his shop i-wnrranted, Cutting done
10 order. NAV 2S, lsi7-.l6.tf
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Marble ana; Stone YaIS.

~ LYONS woulI uDorn the lunalu,nts #
{ T.pua~a and surrounding couotry that he
hho established himself m the above business M
Ottawa, on Columbus st, directly opposic Geo.
Vests livery stable, where he viii he able To lur.
n'sh Ia order trmb stones, monuments, tables or
any other article in ht- line OF business.
Dff4Wn. sent. II lNiI
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The California Dream.

\ farmer Of our acquaintance has hal a
dream. He Is one ul the cleVrrC>t man, in
the Yankee sense. and has small stony
farm IN Rahy, \. II. One Of the best crops
he gets from It is hoop-polcS, with which he
binds togclfc r, every Ntdr. some hundreds
of hen-Coiilus which be brings to Boston,
A. he came down lately with hiS enormous
load 81 these ichthyological mduSo,Um>, he
put up at the old Ridge Hill, Tavern, and
falling in with newspapers. fresh from BoS-
ton, he got his honest head 50 full Of gold
that he dreamed His dream seems to have
50 much interested him that he wrote down
and put it in the crown of his hat, whence it
was taken by the man with whom he cx-
changed his hat for a California sombrcIo.
which would serve the double purpose Of
head covering and Seive. He i going 10
the gold region, he is, and We give hi, dream,
verbatim, for the benefit Of those who re
main:
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ROWLAND & GUlLBERT,

Physicians and Surgeons.
OFFICE the same a. formerly occupied 10y Dr.
" IloHnnl; where one or the other ct the firm will
Away, be- iounI, save when absent on professional
business Ottawa, Nov 81 lSE
D. rRArr VIII rcmLLn In lhno-IL,. ns hnr-lollrg
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McSsIS, HOWARD !. A>pnwNll have al.
ready sen, to England for proposed, for the
iron with which In build the proposed rail
road acIos>the l>,huuS Of Panama.
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fer yya.hi,, nm, ,io yollar Snnll anJ mini,
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yer Saccrn,nent v,>l For milrsard miles,
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carriage ~ Wagon Mamufactory
SEl Ward & DOggett,

ESs- WIHUIdcfurcrS n BOOIN and NWOIN
Mdd.,boro, Mass, ARE prepared to furnish country
dealers, etc. with all kinds OF Boots and Shoes by
the case or dozen. on the most reasonable terms at
ln.Lr store. y! LnLc MLLcct. Lhlan.n --u1..
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De. JOSEPH STOUT.

Physician Il Surgeon OHarH, III.
Oilers his professional services t. the clIl1'ns
ofOtawa and vicinity. ONce at his residence
o. the new public square. June II, 1871
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1849-02-09

Gae ON Ioa onG the Nrr--A Cen.
'rgl. What d.tsrcucr.' asked an Intel.
ugyu, Engl>Nmau 81 MI b.. an American,
.",,hAt dil,rcu,c strlkrs You ~ existing
rctwrcu tho PRESENT condition At tho United
state, and England, upon 'he first view !"
."Thc difference" lrpliod Mt. y ,"betwr'm
Spring and Autumn. The United States
S the Sprirg-mll Of youth, hope
md adventure, aud Fastening to maturity.
CngaudiS Autumn, full of wealth, rtflec-
uou. accumulation, snd ve,gins towards
decay, The United States Lac IN the pre-.
sent, hat u,on the future England, tor,
lives in the pcsca,. bu, Npon the paste In
other words, in one scns", the United SIsies
has all the world before her England has
a'l the world behind her. The one las
therefore every thing 10 cxpee'--the other
nothing. In other words England festm.
hlrs beautiful woman who has daughter
quite a. beautiful MS h.ar>eli, md OF course
much Younger, whom she is desiiio'is, nom
spirit Of jealousy, Of keeping ou' Of 80
ciety.'
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q ARM TO LET.

tnn OR $50 of the farm upon which reside
ltO good welt comfortable brick house, nnl
n GOOD harvesting machine vii 20 with 1t to n good
tenant ian ~ BRoySoy MuRRAy.
a good chopper wanted for ,hs winter. .,
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HENRY G.. COTTON,

attorney and Counsellor At Lar, and Soil
CtDr ia CidHrTy- W'I'ra. H.
Ofi'e N RtdJ,ck's Bioco, east side OF 1hc public
square June :. 1871,
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II. w. HOPKINS, NJ. ID.

Physician s Nurgeoa- OIawa, III.
Offers his professional services to the ciu1cns
Of Ottawa aud vicinity. O,hcc over Walker u
liickling's stnrc where he may be found at all
times except when absent on Professional hus.
ness. Aug, 1916.
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The first Of Aprii is recommended asa
suitable day to stan, ior Call' ina
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. & IDN L. IL IL - iOOh
GLOVER & COOK,

attorneys and CouRycliors at Ldr- OHawa'
O.sce Ia Reddick' Block, East eide vi the public
square. June, lNlJ.
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MILTON II. SWIFT.

AuOrney and CouaScIor at Lar- OtidWG,
Od:e near the Mansion House. on the east side
oi The public square. Dec 49,, lsl2
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Business CARDS.
Nj. t.. UOLLlSrER,

attorney and Counsellor At Ldr, Solicitor
in Chaaccry.
D lice NJ. Court dol,c, opposite the circuit
court clerk. office. 20,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-09-05

Tnr AxrRuAs CossuL.rr AT TUru-rHE Dusf-
cutTr SsrrIgD.-Ws have q letter before ms from
gentleman at Narcotics under date 81 the 18th ~
August, which states that the steamer Mississippi
Commodore Morgan, arrived at that port on the 9TH
With the United States Consul Dr Ieep on board sho
Il on his way hume 10 appears that duriog the last
year the American flag at the consulate ia ruois had
been insultsd by the Boy. Who had imprisoned The
drsscman Of the consul For several years there has
also been upsdjusted claim upon the Bey Of John
Howard rsybe our former consul at that place.
During the lat tpring instructions sent TO
consul, DR. Hep TO demand payment Of the ciais,
and at the time proper atonemsnt for the insult
to the American Gag. 20 which We have referred. A
duplicate q these instructions entrusted - Com
Morgan Who, under the order q the PRESIDENT, vi
sited the Bey In the steamer Nssisippi Before the
arrival Of the on Tunis the Bey had agreed
to pay the money due to Mr. Payne rbs gallant
Canodor faithfully obsy,d the Instructions u the
sc,e,sr, IL State aud has obtained all the stoneent
for the satsse WITCH wac desired file esllei In per-
son on the Bey on the AZ. Of August aud received
In the most friendly manner; I1d ley tr.sing bin
With the most marked confederation and assuring him
that ali he desired granted before ~ asked
The Bey subsequently made y wrii ten communication
TO Admirar Morgan In which he repeated the s-su-
Of his desire preserve the mos, friendly res
tons with the United states, and pfomted that like
TO that ~ the drsgOmsn should not occur sEsin
and that all treaty stipulation should b. strictly
observed We have n large aud elective squadron In
the Meditespesn sent there By the Presdeot erder
In consequence the distracted state % Europe rhs
nse chip of the squsdron the MssssP pi Comm odore
Morgan -WashIngton Republic, SEPT. g.
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BrooLIxp CITY I,,.,,,y.,c.

NARROW ts,ars = Vest .rday towards evening as ths
wife 81 the Hon Samuel h. Johrsoa, County fudge vas
taking walk In Fulton avenue, her residencs,
che wsssuddenly attacked by afurous who gorsd
her severely and tossed her from eide Of the road
TO the other iDjpripg hrr very much Fortunately
omnibus up aud the passengers seeing tn. prsca
rious and dangerous stusou oftse lady immeoistsiy
vent to her rescue. aud relieved her. We are happy
to state that tie Injuries not Of seriou. ohas
ter they consisting MALAY OF bruises
The gave previous intention u any attack. bat
Was quietly feeding BY the road side SO that the lsa
to the ground
Kises Cousrr Gs-rpsL sss.roNs before the Hon.
D. Johnson County Judge presidng, aud Justices
Wright and Hughes This court commences its regu-
lar session yesterday morning, at the C'y Halt The
q aud jury and petit jury empsnelIed vers called anA
Grand Jury Henry Dikeman foreman Iohn oh son,
fetr De bswp. John Morrell, Andrew Dickeasos,
Adrian Bergen John ". v Duryea, Iheodorus Polhe.
mus, Jun Isaac scbenek, WIN Bro.n Joa.,hss
Rogers Samuel 4 Roberts, Issschar q. Reed Jacob g.
STR ksr charles simonsou, Lewis Nichols, John W.
Cochran Judge johnson then proceeded TO charge
grsDd rque,t ON the folowing points He stated that
The county jail VAS unusually full Of prisoners and that
shouid be converted into prison for female prsoners
~ ~ would be mole copvs niept than the apartmssts
now used for them; be said also that the Grand In
quest would In ell probability be kept In session
much logger time than usual account Of the IN
crease OF business which -i be brought before thsa
The Judge then passed high encomium upon Dss,sa
cl,sny condition In -hich the jail IL kept, aud the
general arrangements Of the prison department under
bis charge but that the building insufficient FOE
the purpose, for vhch IL Is used which one
Tor Transferring this court from that building the
City Hall He then proceeded to charge upon the fci-
Loving violations. such lotteries the usury lava
elections aud fees he court then adjourned TIL 40
m.rro- but there vii be no bu oess until the 18th iost
BOssD OF surrRvisoss, Tuesday, September A. Fee
chairman and quorum OF members present Tbs
minutes OF the lat meeting read and approved:
several bills for police services aud fn services 81
Keepers OF the pesitebtiary, &c we're presented aSA
appropriately referred Several nicstons we're
so received Of no general or special Interest; pre-
rred Tn tla al rof m
matter Of the msndsmus Of n. W PecS. ESD, county
r'ssur.r elect, discussed but nothing DEFINITE
rix dat
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GENERAL TEEM.
Before Justices Hurlbut sud Edmopds
str1EMn,s a-1be court adjourned this morning,
until Monday peyt- no cause being ready
SPECIAL TERM.
BEFORE Justice Edwards.
The causes petc.d for September special term, which
were at issue previous 20 April l1th. lSieexceptng
Noe 70 aud ~ tin which defaults were tskenl we're
to the general term ~ the superior Court
Justice Edwards vii sit the remainder OF this vcek fer
tb. yurpose q hearing special motions.
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Tpr purtss Dtvo,cy Casr AaafS In the Court Of
Common Pleas, yesterday rule upos the defendant
asksd for In the a Pierce Butler VS. Fanny
kenbe Butler 10 chow csuse Why sdvorce should not
be decreed Mrs Butler In preference TO further lti
sstn has accepted ..r Of an annual ailc-soce OF
81 600 with the privilege 81 he society 81 her children
10 mon n In esch year aud has withdrawn her spp
csLtp for q Jury trial be case IL 70 be heard on
Ssturdsy, the 10th int - Phi@dephia Tim,s, SPIT
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Before Judge UIshoefer
s,prrnsss a-Chsrfss ~ Poster - issse Says -
Order for leave q. leu. execution 90 judsasnt
Bark IS Barlcy ON mebtion Of ps'oth a sttcrpsy,
~ is ordered that time 20 answer De considered ~
time 20 d.mur and that the plaintiff mar sm-ut ~
GO plsint BY cop,ent " dsesesnt aos costs " 10
murr,r 10 abide the event.
GENERAL TERM.
Before Judge UlshoeRer.
No cause being ready, the court sdjsorned TO thss
morning
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LIvrRrooI Corror M.RxEr. August 20 The market
has opened this morning With q firm feeling Holders
The extreme rates Of last week are paid aud the sales
will in all probability, reach 10000 bales of which
epeculators take about 5000
PARis. Aug Is The Bourss we'll attended to-
day and further took place in the price
Of government stock. The five per Cents opened at
syf soc aud closed at s9f SOC. The Three Cents
closed at 54f 45c Orleans Railroad shares 1921 soc
Rouep. 627f soc Great Northern, 423f zoo Ayig-
non. 227f soc Vierzon, 302f 50c.; Bsse. 1921 SOC
Bordeaux 400f Paris aud Strssburg 1881 75c Tours
and NsItes, 303f Toe
CALourTA, July q Oilseeds also show improvement,
and very fair business is reported both for Grea!
Britain and North America.
CANTON Msnxrr-Ho,o Kesa, June 24-The trans
actions during the month In the staple articles Of i'm
port have beeu almost entirely confined to supply i'm
mediate wants and although money IL obtainabie BY
the stsdy dealers terms there seems TO be lit
tic OF no spirit Of speculation among them Cotton
has declined. and we quote bombay rs, TO D.;
Bengal rs To Madras rs, o o TO The sales
are estimated at 1900 bales. Stock 81 600 bales
against g. 500 bales last Cotton Yarn 500 bales
have been Opposed q and prices rather lower.
Nos 10 "a s2S to s23'ii Nos; 49,, sso1 to 2Sa
half bales against 800 whole and 400 half b,es last
year Long Cloths The demand has continued only
Tor actual wants and the transactions have been limit
ed to % 600 pieces Of and about 5000 pieces OF
white We quote as last mouth gray So zoe to S2Ioc
white 35c to So wooens -sp stripes 9oc to loo
Icing ellis assorted 81 zoe TO S. scarlet s. 7sc to So
eamlots. Eneli,h Sls to s22 aud have been In
quircd after; Dutch s2i to $40 Iron has advanced
Nailrod SIS SOC to 81 boo bar 100 toss l0c hoop
So to 80 zoe Steel 50 TO 50 SOC Lead 50 sOc. TO 81
Tis plates, slt to Si1 90. Cochoesl, Si40 to $50
Turkey opium, $3.50. Tsa-About 20 chops OF ne~
copgous have reached Canton. and musters Of about
90 more have been received but no settlements have
yet taken place. In coDseq Of tbs
rstes asked by the tsaBen. The transactions In old
teas have been very rfing and the remaining stock
r. almost exhausted. The exports for the season
ls4sss, may therefore be consderedss amost closed
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Season 1871 as. 40 7sol42 6S62l53 E692,3ls
The export of hilk amounts to 1880 bales against
% 400 bales during the previous Exchange
England d Id for Oriental Bank and first class paper;
bills, with shipping document, T.. I'd to Is. az
Ireiebts, 60 3s From Shanghae We have later adj
vices than the I'd instant The silk had not then
come 20 market. and OF nes tea only one chop had
reached lp ipperts very little doing.
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Affairs I'm China.

TRADE WITH CALIFORNIA.
We have received intelligence frsm Hong Kong to
the 2ith Of June
The colony is described as slowly but surely i'm
proving considerable accession Of Chinese settlers
had taben place and nearly all the shops in favorable
situations had been occupied have the European
rssi,oa If the island faroabie for supplies 10
many shiPs he'd i aud The place been s,oepf Of all
kinds Of stores that had been thought suitable Wooden
houses in numbers had been constructed and sent 10
the diggings. ond vessels loading. Con-
siderable quantities. Of gold had, from tins arrived
but yet OF Il for goods Eng
lish account from China These we're daily looked
aud, II favorable, considerable amount of business
would be- done in the supplies that had recently
committed upon native craft in the adjacent waters
That the pirates not to be deferred by exam pie
eyid, from the fact that piracy occurred
the morning Of the last execution actually within view
Of the pslows.
The principal event Of the month had been the com.
pulory liberation. by the marines Of Her Majesty .
chip MesDd.r BY order Of the Hon Captain Keppel OF
Mr. Summers British subject, who had been impri-
son.d by order OF the Portuguese governor, either
for Lot taking of his hat to his excelleDcy when
mand' by bin to do refusing that mark Of g.
spect The procession Of Corpus Christi which ne had
accidentally fallen in with in the street Among the
kpglh there had been scarcely any difference OF epn
ion as 10 sptaiD K.ppes conduct the ,ion he
! ad be EN- generally justified botn account OF this
frvolout nature of the charge lad from the maous
position Of Macao itself which until the arrival Of SEN
hor D. Amaal tho present governor, never asserted
AtCspton ali had been quiet. The new Consul, Dr.
BowrDg had been Pa.eDg about to various Of the
suburbs The learned gentleman had hitherto met
with interruption and it l. said Ia Inclined
slider the Chinese NJ q veIy inufensivs people.
Sickness had again broken out among the troops,
about hundred aud tfty Of whom we're in hospital
few deaths, however had occurred Generally the
other portion OF the community healthy. notwth
standing rather wssther the earlier part Of the
month having been extremely hot, ana followed by q
yeiy unusual quantity Of rain.
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IlIaek

Total. ....... .ss7727eo s,Gs7ss G25i ,5si
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IL Is In contemplation to appoint early day of
fast. prayer and humiliation, that provdencs in It's
infinite mercy may be pleased to stay the Devastating
malsdy with which this county Is afilictingly
visited. No day has as yet been nxsd
The patent comforting the honor Of baronescy the
Lord May or Of Dublin will be sent during the week
but there IL truth in the Of the contem plated
elevation TO the peersge of Sir William Somerville
The letter II MIR Clayton. the American minister to
MIR Breisas. Hungarian intervention, or sympsthy,
has given much satisfaction here and has called forth
the applause of influential and crowded meetings in
the metropolis and provinces.
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rARrwrlL TO A marry pAy
Good bye! Good bye. thou gracious golden day,
Through luminous tears thou smilest, far s-ay
In The blue heaven. thy sweet fzre~ell to me,
And Through my tears gaze aud smile with thee.
zee the ls.t faint siosipg amber CLEAN
Ofthy rich pinou like n lovely DIRE am,
Nhote floating glory melts within the sky,
Aud nov thou art passed forever from my eye.
And more, oh! more than this. there came with
Ir,m heaven . stranger rare sup bright;
A new sweet joy asriing angel guest,
That softly asked home within my breast
So for that deep perpetual joy 10 day.
And for all lovely things that come TO play;
In thy elsd smile the pure and pi,hding flowers
That crowned with the fail bloom he fragrant hours
The ,upnt clouds the plea ant air tbst played
The Mis,hsirpi and bil aud lesfy sbsds-
And a.sfcr far, the tenderness that taught
Ny soul bright and richer thrill of thought.
Twas little, true. could to thee impart;
!. with my simple, frsii aud ~sywsrd heart;
But that stfe,e the diamond sspds TO light
In lifes ,icb hour gass, ~ith loves rainbo~ flight
And that enc bright. noble spirit owed 10 me
A moment Of sxultiug ,cstscy;
And Ust Won DER wrong queenly sway.
For tbis, thout emile for me in heaven bright day
HELolSE.
A No. II, Identified a. In Thomas n. Harris hand
writing vas taken tom the poet ofce, in Palmyra on
the day Of the murder By John s. Wise defendant aud
read, - follows
Avovsr LIST, 1912.
Nv BsIsvrp Hriots.:-I write this os the Anthony
Nsybe. will stop In quincy and gill be- In Palmyra,
this sitsrno' or to mono~ msrbing Write to . 1T
Pain IRA. meet there must see you fr that l.
What have cume Tor ! would stop IN Naion City
sad g. straight &C. fsmyIs but Tear The e,.rs Of ths
boat MT NOLAN, might blsb Be sure saa let IN. see
you We must spend several days together, my o~n
sweet love. s.. HArULD
TO Miss MAJ, ASS wrs. Pslmyra. NO.
rS-if you cant r. sd ths guess at A. and come OF
write 10 me aud let me kso~ -here can come, tor
would 70 TO the devil ~ see you.