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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19
THE GAZETTE.
ALFRED SANDERS, EDITOR.
CITY OF DAVENPORT:
PrussDiY MORNING, JUNE 10, 1851.
TAKE NOTICE.

NJ EpwIx CoonBs Is The authorized General
xsent 10 collect bills and receive subscriptions
Is she Davenport Gazette. lie is now on tour
AhrousA this and adjscent counties.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

y TIE RArr1oAD.-The Directors OF the
Rock Island and Chicago Railroad meet at
the latter city BY appointment on the 23d
inst. Judge Gran. took bis departure on
Tuesday last, Mr.. Cook on Wednesday.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

I SURGERY AND Another
case, exhibiting the good effects Of chloro
form in painful surgical operations, ha,
been added to those GU record,ip bur city
Yesterday, Prof. r. s. Newton operated on
the right breast Of Mrs. Sullivan, in which
was malignant schirrous tumor, which
for several weeks had been SO painful as te
deprive the patient Of rest, and reduced hel
nearly to death. Chloroform was admins
tered, which brought on gentle ssMMber.
during which, in four and half eminutes
Prof. N. removed the tumor. On return
ing to consciousness, the patient was moi
aware the operation had been performed
and expressed great satisfaction, on learn
ing the fact, having experienced no pair
whatever during the removal of tho dig
eased parts.-Cincinnati Times.
Prof Newton of the Medical Collegs o
Cincinnati has performed some Of the mos
skilful operations that have been made il
tho West. ~ -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

Two Of the New York police have been
sent 70 the Worlds Fair, at the instance
Of the British Consul, to "spo." tho lighl
figured gentry.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

the county seat of Jackson county ha,
bccn removed from Andrew, to BeIIeyiow
By , vote Of the people.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

A QUEER FREAK.--A little boy eleven
years Of age made his appearances hero :
short tins since and engaged quarter1
With Z farmer 10 the vicinity, but soon lsfi
him saddealy on cruise Up The river. A
ietter since received BY citizen from "a
acquaintsncs ia Kentueky, informed him
that HE son bad lsft homo and was sup
posed 10 havs gone 10 this direction. A
s. - wealthy, be offered reward 9
$500 for bis safe return, and to his son
pardon and trip to the World's Fair
Ono Of our city officers Immediately start
cd up the river and found tho little boy .
Fort Hinnsbago, whi.her hs had found BIZ
way, moneyless. He offered no eejection'
% sssursing, stating that she had sesD th'
iadiaus, which was III that be wished. -.
Re i bright little fellow, well educste'
far bic years, with > stock Of impudsnc'
that will carry him safsly through work
that requires considerable Of il to insur'
success.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

WooD.--In consequence Of the unprece-
dented high water, nearly Ill Of the steam
boat wood on the Ulper Mississippi haa
hsen washed away; as y consequence il
ralss at from SO to s. 90 pernord, instead
Of irDn 81 80 to $500 the former price,
Soned the boats, wo see in stated;xhaye
laid up u epesequence. ~ i
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
New YoaK, June 10.

NAw 1OAA, JuHo ~.
Yesterday morning, at Brooklyn, Catherine
Spinks was murdered by her husband, it is sup
posed with hatchof. The woman was about
GO years old--,he man SO. When arrested he
exclaimed, s'Rum did it."
A despatch from Philadelphia states that Jen-
nv Lind and Barnum terminated their engage.
ment with last nights concert. Jenny will sing
two more nights in that city, and also in other
places on her own account.
George Painethc gas man is in Washington
endcavoring to get contract for lighting the
Government Light Houses. He has had an ex.
hibition Of his light, which is said TO have beer
very brilliant.
The fircman's parade yesterday was splendid
semo SO or GO companies in the procession which
occupied 40 minutes in passing given point
Many out Of town companies werc present.
The pendulum experiment tried at the capita
last night set due north and in six hours varied
to N. Il. and S. W., or nearly SO.
The collector Of Baltimore is dcfaulter to tn,
amount Of 10000. He surronded his property
bu, asserts his ability to explain matters salts
factoriallv.
A paper nominating D. Webster for thu
Presidency was circulated yesterday on chang
in Boston and signed by numerous Influential
citizens.
STEAMER suIIlAANA- BURNED-FouR
LIVES LOST.
ST. LOUIS, June IL.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19
ROCK ISLAND AND CHICAGO RAIL-
ROAD

The Stockholders in the Rock Island and
Chicago r abroad, (formerly tho Rock Is
land Lasalle,) under its amended charter,
have Just completed the organization Of the
Company, and chosen the following gentle
men Directors, namely:
James GRAFT, T. y. Brewster,
Ebenezer Cook, N. D. Elwoo5,
N. B. Boford, j. Cook,
Lemuel Andrews, John S,ryker,
Charles Atkinson, Il. G Littetisld,
John Stevens, John Z. Jervis,
Charles Butler.
This Road now forms tho last and crown
ing link between the city of,New York and
the Mississippi River, and is in effect on
Nv an extension Of the New York and Erie
Railroad. Il is the design Of the Company
10 run this Road from the City Of Rock Is,
land on the Mississippi via Peru, Ottawa,
and Joliet to the Indiana line, at tho ter
minus Of the Southern Michigan Road, and
thence into tho City of Chicago; thus at
iording this las, named Road a passage in.
10 Chicago. Ofthe Roads east and west
across the State OF Illinois, this is one d
the most important to the commercial in
terests Of the East, and Eastern men should
lend helping hand thst this great enter
prise may not languish. Six hundred
thousand dollars Of the stock has already
been taken and five per cent paid in, and
this sum has nearly all been subscribed Oh
the line ofihe route. Upward Of one hun
dred thousand Of this sum was taken inthe
city and county Of Rock I.laod. A like
amount has been subscribed in the city %
Davenport and its vicinity, in the STATE Of
Iowa. The Directors, unanimously chpse
JUDGE GEant Of Davenport, President ofthe
Board. -. S. Railroad Gazette
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

TnE Legislature Of Giliiornia, during
its recent session, adjourned one day to al
tend fight, between boar aud bull!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

/ uhimproycd !isndsrin Christian county.
lwilldn tif6 inAd6nccofxhe Central RajIros1
1slaieA last fall wsfcfnot worth more Tim
I'M .dollarsporacfc, cannot now bshsd fol
Xix. We meution this fact to shOwthe "A.
Did appreciation Of real estate q. ~ line ol
The Central Railroad. -Illtnot{ Journal.
iris fact, is strongsassei 81 nen, in favor
of Riilrosds, than slsRs of would
contain, - ssEs 80 ~ All
s., - I'D ) !. - : Il. - III ..
kmofk I'LL \
80 .asHe was ! firrh6 - - q
responsibility to his Maker, and insthe. Il
wards of eternity"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

BuRLIEcTosGQAIL TELEGRArH.--Bdr-
lington Is either p,egressing very fast, ios
our friend, Gen. M6lles i, in advanceof
The city. But few means since we an;
uouncsd the experimental bIi.hmeni
Of the tri-weskiy Telegraph ana " coms,
the daily. We certainly wish The ene y
success commensurate with his efforts 3
deserve il.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

Capt. Reilly, onS y To- gpssie.ors )
The Durnet House, pincin6s - With
drawn from that essabiishmen. ~
Coleman sole pforietor. He COM 66slka
% in bic familiar employments =. sslsI1p
boat officer. - a
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19
IN CLAIRE HOUSE.

We had the pleasure last week Of accom-
paaying friend Miller over his tiouse ant
aoting the improvements be IS having
made 10 the establishment. The walls %,
being papcred, floors carpeted and room'
re.furnished. No Hotel that We have %
iourned 1t 10 ST. Lous--and We have stop
ped at the principal-have furnished su
perior accommodations. His rooms ore
large, light and airy, and those designet
Cor families, very conveniently arranged
We trust his efforts to cater for the public
will b substantially appreciated. 4
short notice Of the House will be seen il
cur advertising columns.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

]. Aec&rI1E..-Oa object in publishing
sd6sssr$ ~ y-rslatsd article upon the
s6bject q corporation taxes Of Muscatine,
which VII be found upon our outside, is 70
show our readers here how the good people
of Muscatine submit to be taxed that they
may improve the streets Of their thriving
young city and build bridges and reads te
|connect with the farmers Of the interior
Instead Of being an incubus, it is this self
imposed and comparatively trivial outlay
that i adding to the wealth and prosperity
|of Muscaiine.
We are not an advocate generally Of Z
high rate Of taxation, but if the citizens Of
this county won't Improve the roads and
build bridges BY voluntary subscription, W
|shsA advocate special tax for the pur
pose. 8
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19
STEAMER SuIIANA- BURNED-FOuR
LIVES LOST.

ST. LOUIS, June IL.
The splendid mammoth steamer Snltans, Capt.
G. W. Cable, was discovered on fire and 10 .
few minutes burned to the waters edge. Some
1900 tons freight, among which 1000 bales hemp,
1900 to 1000 pigs lead, and lot Of bacon, &C.
Loss Of cargo valued at $4,000. Boat valued
at about 10000, fully insured. She was to
leave at A o'clock for New Orleans. The fire
originated from sparks falling on hemp. Four
persons missing second engineer and watch
man supposed to be burned, and two others
drowned. The boat was laying at the foot Of
Malanphy street, and the flames spread to Fred
erick Angelbeck's Missouri Sugar Refinery
Loss Of stock, $5,0oo-building valued at 5000
insurance not known.
Al half past seven o'clock this morning, the
large furniture store Of WIN. M. Harlow, and
Upholstery store Of Francis Beepler, corner OF
Seco nd and Olive streets, were destroyed by fire,
Loss about &c., 1000.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19
nsakIrs or JAMS HoLlluAy.-jams'

Qkaklr' or Jams Holl1OA,y.,-y1ams !,
,H6( Hay, an ou1aent member OF the pal :,
Milwaukee, Wisconsin, fsll suddenly , asa'
in the court houst q that place on the l0s .'
ul,., while engaged a counsel IN Inc ,: .',s'
Of cause. H,SSton the point Of oDls :.
ing to qussli ~ ppt % ! witness, =, w.
learn from The S<nfnes when he sua ss.s
stopppa pressed his hand against his aea' ',
| and, said 10 tie Judge: "will your a ?, ~
bend for my carriage3 ain too unTe" J., !"
proceed" Seyerd members Of Inc ~ =.
Immediately gathetsd round him, n la.ea -, ID
TACO With water, put spirits 20 D. .pI'
led him 10 an op6a window ~ TOO " se'I -, i
For An iaslaai: 6S 3ssfaed 70 rally, wv :.
~ss1he iast4iitk ef 81 the expiring .amp =.
A deashly llSrSettlcd upon his ses'u md
|hii eyes bzcsno fixed and g,aze0i i sa,'
fainfiy 'gdspfng out s.it i 81 oal ~ .rm,
leave a." he sunk quietly into 'ns 49,
|of death. -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

Peas Of last date were selling at sl,ol
Ter Foaad IN California.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

- nsr DaowsED.-All Of the little IN
etle creeks and rirulets in this re.
= = epuptry have been Qp q cold watel
Spssss running over with tie effects d
hssvy rains. Such abusts' are uncom
non, and friend Of ours, Mr. Jacob Ell
dridgs, forgetting that there might be depth
aifh Heh ~ body Of water, attempted e
arse a. usual through Duck
- s. angry element .0pn lifted The
his feel and made him take t.
- e sassty. The buggy fortunate
sbscame detached snd Mr.. EIdridgs
eSud not swim, il wsss BY hanging e
The reins that be wastlred. The buggy
vas lost. Our frian1 Mould avoid the wa
ter until be learns hoYso swim!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

The entire population Of Illinois il. $50,
022 sasJn being an.inycsssathcSaho, &C \
Ixus offs4b, ofs75 ,55s7. ~
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

MARRlrD.-The long anticipated even,
hes at length trsnspised and our brother
Add.' Of the EsausvilIe journal, t.kesrank
- the respectable class qf benedicis. 1he
'l'''e boys we're disappointed tia. they bid
no' the opportunity % giso him regular
cnsrl''ri, but cur sigilant Mayor had hi,
eyes upon them and .lsy had to sock safe.
tyin bed.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

Durham, Eng, paper says, W. 4.
black eggs were laid by black duee -,
near Sutherland.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

= - sAe& 04se"c1 - CosotuuuiCa-
sfe cO!a6 myth purporling "a
~ I4pwer.sotk licle Of Veritas' il
sper .GIstl 81 fac. ]. only an
sssflbx Of . little para
Snph q sessn IT, iisen BY Us at the
saiser 4 In papa. e congratulate Mr.
- npop havias ~ ayehampion Al
: himself 70 Be-
-sssssrssPs ~ ~ can 70 fully
epaone. AfieistAss illogical conclu,
sien We remember sve seen in print,
end wSt1 the source hence il issued, il
iadssds nave have heard ], stated, il be The
psadocii bot an ancieat correspondent d
ths aldaaus Sun, The aithor says--and We
dismiss dbim with he 1esbark-sHe lus) is
certainly q arrogant Is you possibly car
b, and ipcamparably more s.upid and ig.
moran" Plsinly, .Ms- Eagal you are ar.
T0cans, isaonnt and ,xiupd, bet IN m,
epssion ii. Sanders u more so.n We
think thaill Do
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

A CASE OF EXTREME IGNORANCE. :
Il is remarkable how some men are COZ
1ent to live on this world and not lire u il,
Ike out . physical existence, void Of men.
ialsnergy as the cattle tha, Craze around
shsm, and make no effort to rise above their
degraded condition.
One Of this class triead of ours recent.
b encountered upon the Ohm, and though
- % not possess the grsPhic language 10
skich be described bis conversation with
~ perverted specimen Of genus komo, ysl
- will endeayor. % givs bic ideas. H
- 60e-looking elderly man and hailsd
6sm tho interior Of lllinois- rfohably
< 4.{< -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

"rasrrR's s,xzcu. Upon our FIRST
Page will Be found ! Pastien n ~. Web.
ssef's speech upon shs U1ion, ihe remain.
Ger We will publish nsxt week. Every
man and woman shaaN a,tssiivsly peruse
Tbs speech, and - trust hey xjii 40 20.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

Eotihy cotempora-
= haH-column d
reply 10 > light 70.
Aesri sympa.
osblss- Now Il
lsahs aos..
Ut sympashizs
Pon this aqueous
Fd-Asarsed people
I've les cause fol
- below ",
Banncr informs us
xcmptcd from The
obscrsed on hs
~ VIZ st -
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

GOOD JoKE!-0
~ eide B. !. Ado.
sss;oos elaborasioslC
Mlekbfours, that u
srid their ,vata
70 vM vsser ! fad
On opr Front street
with orr neighbos1
ssbieet, We would =
I iadsed- Seriosslz
ympsahy then tho
- , passenger on
thai tbs point is ~
Nd I'm any pm
1|insiasippi.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-06-19

Crate osihis country.
In my next, will say something Of the
stale Of society, climate, commercial pros
|pects, &c. Of this new aud interesting
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which may be altered M}6snia6sdil different
shapes! ey
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-21
OCTOBER 2I, 1851.

"l Hssaa yOas drawing master," sad Marilo. 'Y0a, seaH," sgain replied the trembling slave. l" l. csHaos be; Sever gave you iesaosss,v said tlss assoasssed painter. " But y0u gave them to osAers. and ! Iassned b thezn;' fejoined ihe boY, eInboidened by The ksa1 ness of kis master.
 "Ana you lave done better than iisten; yoa have pEsficd y ihem,'' exclaimed MuniIo, unable longer to conceal hs admiration. "Geniienen, does ihis boy merit paniskmens or Tewafd 1''
 A iAe weEd punishment sebasnans heart beat quick; ike wosd reward gave hn ittie courage. but fearing hS ears deeeived hra, he looked with tinsd and impiofing eyes toward his mASser.
 "A reward. seoer," cred the pupils n a bsassh. "That is veil; but what shall !: beF'
 Sebsstian began to breathe.
 "T Ten ducatz. a. least" said Mendez
 "Fifteen." cred Ferdinand.
 "No.g sad Gonzalo. |" q beautiful rev dress for tbe next holiday"
 "sPeaE. Sebsstssn." said Mariilo, looking az his slave, whom none Of these rewards seemed to move, "age these things not to yoar taste ' Tell ase what you wish fos; I am 30 much pleased with yeef beautiful composition. that I will grant yoa any request you may make. Speak, then. do no; be afrad."
 On, master. if I dared-,'' and Sebastian, esspiog his han6s fell at the feet of hs nAsses II was easy to read in the half opened lips of the boY and hs sparkling eyes some devouring thought within which tinss8iyy prevented kIn from utter ing.
 "Cone. take coarsge," said Munlio. gaily.
 l 3, s.gr half aloud. "I would rsk Sossssshing; ask yosr ffsesforu, Sebastian"
 A: sassse words Sebastian uttered cry of aa- gaish, and. rass5ag has eyes to his msster ke ex- claimed. ia v9sce choket with sobs, '' The free dom Of ny father the freedom of my fafherF'
 Add thine aiso,s' sad MurlIo, who no longel able to conceal lis emotion. threw ks arrsz around Sebastian, and pressed him to kls breast
 % Your pencil" he continued, " shows that you have talents; your reqaeSt psoves tha; you have a bear; the artlss is complete. Prom tAas day con sider yourself not only ss ny pEpsl. bat as my son Happy ManlIlsl have done u,cre than pant have made banter"
 NzFitIo kept his wofd, and Sebastian GoEez better knowa under tee n2Ese of the Malaue or Mar1lo, became one the most ce.eerated paint CTS ia spSin. There may yet be seen En she chur. ebes of Seville Ike eesebFased picture which Ae hs5 teea soV7d passssns hy his naases; also xt st Aane, admirably done, hoy Joseph. which ss extremely beautiful, and others Of tbe hszEeS; aleEis.
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-21
The Consradictorv Couple.

"i to beAeve," says the husband, taking hIs spoon ol of As glass and tossing il oa tse table, tAAt f ali tAe as.s.a.e, xrnag A.aded creatures that ever wee born, you are the most So, Char lctte."
 !" "Cegtasaly, certainly. have your own gay. pray. Yeg sec a9E much eoa-FAdset you. rsioaned :ae lady
 "OG eeazse y,4 2.aa't contradict ae at The din- Ser iab.si oa GO. aa, 30, gqa -. says he gentle man.
 'T 'T'ss. : 7IIf,- ssYa HE tta5sT ,-,~~7oai saa dI e' cr.es sAe gentleman |" You adsaa hat
 @ # ysa call that centsAaseasoa, do." the lady aaswefs. and [ saY aga.n, Edward, that ~kea know soa are wrong. ! wi2I eoauaeaet yoa- ans nos Yo4g slsve.'
 "Nas aiy slAse s' repeats the gentleman sit'e'- .y; and yg'F sssss sAa 60 say tA4s "a B.acksaFafs new house tAeFc gre 2o Eaoge iaaA ioartcea eoors, .aclaGlag tAe winc cellar VI
 -I mean 50 s7y," feaoSts tAs taiy. beating sisIe with her Asr rasa OR the pain Of bes hand, ''iAat ia that so4Se thsre are ss fegr.eea doors, and 10 m.re."
 Wei. then.' says Ike gentleman, risSng aa dezpaiG and Paesng tAs foom with faPsa ssIs4es' .. 1Als a eaoagA b destroy GAa's iatel.eca, and 2uve A.ss Ea4G'
 By aaa 5y lAe gentleman coues 10 a htie, and reSeA,s himself la hs fss2es ehA.s. TAsre 4 q long ss.ezee, and ihls laae the lady beglns ''l appeal -lo NE JeaaGs, wAo Eat EeKi 70 He ca tAe sofa. "a tAs dfawIas -socEa. duriag 'sa-"
 Mo<saas yos saFe.y 2saa. lss,e;rapss t1.s gSa- s.enAA.
 "l 4a hss mean anyth.ag oi she kla1,' Anzwess tbe 3Aas.
 Nov, ay al tAAt is aggrayztng and saPOssl- bls to bzaE." eres the sea;aer.aN, e-sIchEng hs hands aaa laoA.ag ap n agoay, .. she < gO.ag to Ias4si ugsa ii tAat MorgAa E Jeak5as-"
 Do Y5v ilse nae foE parfse. kSol = exclslma the lady, z To Y0a suppoae I aoa't know the one from iAso5hsr' Do you sappose dOa'g know taai he 14a ia inc hlae coal was Xs. Jenksns P
 "JeaklRs x,lA blue eoai FF crlesg-Ae geatle- assn wEa sT9an. [" Jenkins n a blue coat "a man wAa woal4 sss fer G-4.h rather tAan wezy aaytk4Hs bat hsoxnr'
 '' De ioa dare charge me Ssih telllax an an- uaiA F' 5sazsARds sse lady, eArsszng into leaES-
 'f charge You. ma am. ]" rstnr,s the gentleman. siar'gng ap. with beng monster 0f eoairAAic- aoa-a monster of asgsaEaisen--a--a-a--Jea in 6iae coal what have done that zhould ke aoo@nea 'n hsaE saeA statements '"
Arkansas democratic banner., 1851-10-21
HaagaEian xsAslisy.

''Ctyil Engineer" ia q letter sD the London Times, after sEiaasng io the cane of tBe Baroness Fsg Beck, zesss sAe EsssosvssE s1sssag account of tke HangaEian mobility; "ia tsa y=ass l944 and 45. lad aader my command ca tae Hangsran eeasTs. railway aboRt sx iaoussnd ~sfsn1n. One 4ay 9ae of tness werkmea lad wsifsiIy broken 9E sAe cols. Aga asuited several Of the work men, and 5elag Aslse exasperstsd, ssld nay hod- Het .sesyaatl is go aad lay ass stiek about the a- soIen- fellows back and sesf hsm oif the works. which Ae dad. The maA went to The fiehser. -asagsssratcl st waltzea, sad lad sz eomplains. aaa at the same lsme psodased hls passpost, sn winch was stamped aa fasnsEy crest The nrhtex sent ms word tass Lad better give lhe man ten or sfseea aanns and make the matter np. fos # she man proceeded sgaIass me Gbeing q 'n0blemaa,1 in the Hungarian sa2efor courts of iaw. n would cost r0e at east from gBs0 ta E2D0 The magistrate persuaded tho man to take Eve aosias. aez.) sad The natter dropped. The sehisr afterwards i0ld nc tAat f my Aoaast Aaa asazly killed one of tha igns5le 0aes, oas gosla have sakea any notiee Of i- Ia cozsegseaes Of the Aboge, gave orders tAas ae aocIemsH' in Tataze should be employed Cd tss waEks; bass ss, yon can jadge Of ny sur2rse wAea f94ad ;Ast 9ai of my SIX thousand work people, siea aad Noaaleas had 6uf saoasand nasefaea and noble families n my employ, and oadef t@ese circumstances vas campellsd bo caa- esi aos signl the Magma eaAsssr had caused to bs ssaed Jast inasiae. sAE. ny notle nsses aaSv5eS asiiag ihesa, Aesdss four tboaasaa nobles io en aoaage D. me every mesaing wsshoas sas sacss es ssesekzsgs ea. siae@e were pailed e9 aud z.osesa away wEsi@ sAsy were as wsA3 Ms Pagst s-zt<s ia As work that t~sshisda sf fhs Haaxaxsaa popsaiatoa sse aob.es, aaa 5ea vsli see, fsem wal Aase stated he < aot fas out in lss ealealaaloAs. A great saasnes sf taese nSaaes ase undsr the impseasan tAat | N disgrace so wssk. soma e( Sssm @sskeEs as t6s bs1.ssai t2baes othszs ase ~sssers. sxsxsss. dsne1ag nasses. sssans huaasxs. sanDisrs. sss.. 5at als of them are ever ready to taza saess n.aSalsY so tAs kest account. and shs present so-eaESsa polstasat sefsses' system, ~stA tA~ss noble nales. without Sossa mast he a seqs