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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

DgRLtC NOTICE is hereby given that all per
IL sons are forbidden to trespsas, mine dig upon
any Of tie following naned lands without my permits
ast haif ana east half of the north quarter
ton Thirty Five, Township six Range Three east
east of Dodgeville, in this county.
And furthermore, | ofbid any and all persons from
buying removing any lead other ores from said
lands without my written permission
JAMES A. PLAT.
Mineral Point July 24th. 1882. Iv4opar
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

o. Cau5sfrrs 2lh~. each Iap-r
: G R4r6 s-as-C1oic-
= -hests ;maJTlai Teas.
4 u DO Young dyson,
- do GnnpoWder.
IL 4 los Gstsys Imp X Z. Fl. Teas
Ia 6Ib do d. d. do
Az fresh and Fine, just reed az
ESQ W. COBB'S,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
Church at Auction

NOTICE is hereby given that on Saturday, the
first day Of October next the rouse heretofore occupied
by the Wesleyan Methodists a Chapel, together with
the Lot upon which it sands, will be sold Auction
the highest bidder, for cash The building suitable
residence, for schools. For particulars enc ure
Thomas MalCney Robert Boase.
Mineral Point, August 10th, 1852. 5w42.
The above sale postponed till saturday. the 30th day
of Hcto 1852.
Mineral Point, Oct. ], 1852 50tos
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

ESs ~ H Oh eNEf@EE ~ ssRsxasEE a..
Stale OF Wisconsin, Ia County Court,
iowa County, IS. Move uber Term, l~52
Cyrus Woodman, administrator OF Ee estate oF Joseph
M hlgoee, has hed in Ceauy Court his PETITION for b
cense 10 cell the n T. quarter aud E : E. quarter Of
section town range l. ia Lafayette county, and th
T. y ~ or sec 4, town 6. range I, and ". = Y. ar
sec IL town = range IN the county OF lows, or 50
much thereof viii be efficient pay The debts az
said deceased Notice is hereby given that near
Ing viii be had upon said peuIion the next Term OF
the County Court, be hllden at the Court Hous in
Mineral Point ON the thi'i Monday Of November next
Dated October I6Ih, is.
4s53 PARLs.Y EATON, County Judge.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
ESTATE OK WILLIAM MITCHELL
state d Wisconsia, Iowa County IS.

RSULA MITCHELL, widow OF William Mitchell,
u late OF Iowa County deceased hss le her petition,
praying Administration up said Notice
by given % al persons interested, that dnsl hearing
viii be hsd upon sad petition the Term OF the
County Court, to be holden st the Court House in
Mineral Point, the third Monday of Soyem
FARLEY EATON, County Judge
October I'D, 1852 nj 3w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

.fctimg Commissioner ofthe General Land Off
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS,
AND TO LESSEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PER
MITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS

AND TO LESSEES, OCCUPANTS, AND PER
MITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled to the risht of pre esnp-
ton TO any OF the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated is reauir-
ed To establish the to the satisfaction of the
Register and Receiver of the proper land office.
and make payment therefor as sooa as practicable
utter seeing thiS notice and before the day appoint
ed tof the commencement OF the public sale Of the
aadS enlb. aciug the tract CLAIMED otherwise such
ing the right under the act entitled @An act to
create an additional Land District in the Terrific
ry OF Wisconsin, and tor other purposes" APPROX
ed Sd March, 1S47, as ieSSees otcss4ts o. permit
tees, TO enter TO the extent of Their leases or per
nuts, any of the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated and who
are entitled under the act entitled IAN act to re-
duce the minimum price of the Mineral Lands in
The Lake Superior district, in Michigan and the
Chippewa district, in Wisconsin," approved 26th
september, 1880, TO enter the land covered by
their leases, occupancy, and permits respective
ly, at the minimum price of ST. % per acre; or
II covering more than full section entitled on
the surrender of such lease permit at the prop
er land office, 10 purchase, if he shall elect to do
so one full section, at the rate of So so per acre
is required 10 establish the same to the satisfac
ton of the Register and Receiver at Willow riv-
eT, and make payment therefor as soo, as 1ractica
bie after seeing this notice, and before the day an
pointed for the commencement OF the public sale
Of the lands embracing the tract claimed other
wise such claim will be forfeited
(6w50) JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
READYMADE CLOTHING,

4 Il il.
Including heavy 'ivercoats and Sacks, new STYLE
Sack froCk. and Business Costs,
Casslmer and SatiueJ Pants, variety of Vests
Linen, PRINT and Fiannej Shirls.
L. W. and cotton Under Shirts and Drawers,
Buck Gloves and Mitts,
Cashmere and lined Berlin do -Suspeaders, Socks, &C.
SOS e HAS AND ca SS,
For and boys, of every descriptions including
heavy Plush Caps, Embroidered Cloth, Navy Elastic
top ana Irving do and also few Silk Hats at New
York prices And Of
GROCERIES
Our stock viii be cInptete- we have some Extra Blk
a. Young Hyson TEAS, Tor those ike very fine
haivured cup, and both choice aud low priced Gum
r an1 Imperial Teas. BAKERS Cocoa, Corn starch,
Yeast EdeTs upper layer Rsisins, bunch do urrans
Spices, sugars &c, sc. fine assortment Of
CROCK ESIsA 81 ASS-YVAEsE.
HARDWARE, IRON, STEEL, sB0vELs
AND SPADES, GRIN SCOOPS, AXES,
TRACE AND Il ALtER CHAINS,
TIA WAKE,
Clothes and Market Baskets, window Glass
Tubs Painted Pals, Paint Pr ashes, &c. SC
All of which mentioned merely az al ntroduetfon
what have on hand.
As W. have not TepienisBed store for a year our
Goods nearly ali Nsl5 and are confident mat y,
can uhr IN them at least great uceuens 10 buy
as can be prese 1ed b. any k house in Mineral Point
Hess ~. EEsEs4R
Agent for A &. DAVIS.
Mineral Point September = is52 -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
MADISON MUTUAL ITSTRAIgE
- = = =. - - - J.

CHARTERED ACT o. Lze STATURE OF rHE STAIR o.
ITAVlNG Gslv organ .ze& and adopted the most ap-
IL proved system 81 ltuy Insurance, prepar-
cd 10 receive applications and Policies ms
arce upon dwelling houses taTg-as. shops aud ether
buildings, against loss ia Haze By Grs. THIS company
viii insure property tia rites sDused parts OF vii
lages therefore cau never sustain large loss from any
fire, which Will enable tbsm alsEys 10 meet losses
promptly, ana make &C. aud reliable .pany TO
those ms ured thereby.
DEgs p & r . q $
L.J.FAPWET.t- WM r E.-HH. Vs. y SEYMOUR
john ATLTE. DAVID ~.EtnHfs, +. e DEAy, ia,
A. WAEI, -{HltfN HfLf.S- Hz e. WELLS,
\. VI DEAN, r. oHi X. H.E .1AIEs.
f. T.. IIsss.TS
CT "
SINfE N MILLS President y q EDDY Wee President,
l. J FARW ELL, treasurer b T. HOPKINS. S-eresary.
22J SfxrHr tA Ar ''f.#er hs.u--
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

Il no I0@9 rG1@g 0Ug ggG@.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
StraYed Or Stolen.

KUN the susSr Ter, tn. 3Utu eEteTu Der
L darN oHy horse, wTlh the f.ireues
and small bite spot The RICH: js, BLACK main a
ta and black feet Sid horse old stand
between g AID ~ hands high, and bouded ani
m a persons returning SAID hUr-e to the sat
soTlber, giving informant whtre he be found
shall be iiOcTaiy rewarded. CHARLES W. ST
FoET miles north Of Mineral p int uct 4ts, 1852.
-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
D4D YoV SAY FIOUssl

DID XOJ SAY FLOUR
r Sc, cal a. -gs, 1aere yen s- ind tas bsst qazlity
10O 8AgEEfS 5f RoweII & MeiRs' Model Mil Flour
HUI put vi expzessly Ter family uss, aud NARRATED.
Gs- sac by JOHN MILTON, sole Ngsut-,
Mineral Point, August 81, 1852.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

Removal.
THE subscribe ba~ removed his Store 10 the 7om
opposite aEg etrai House, herct5 fore occupied By
Wheeler x 10 as To shop where he hopes to meet
his old cuslfs- SD Others desire choice Gro
eeries AZ the rutst reasonable prices. g. ". COBB
Mfre-al POINT @+Fg. 9TH 49, s6tf
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

A.ABEE4S AND %GUEsEHS
TOR District School Libraries also. Renel al q
A scrtnnent OF BLANks, for sale al THIS OpFGcz
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28

Constantly on hand, of all kinds by T. Laws
al Brigeston, FIVE miles above Muscaday; on the
Wisconsin River.
Sept. 10th 1851 n46-tl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-10-28
Lumber

az DGZ Bacon & Fsyds's pare indicated oil, Just
Az received by x. D. PUIFphD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-09-24

abet 10 get into i-hOw il was that when in there he H.
himself around and how easily he came u i, s,t
When this piece Of natural history dispatched the @
IacoRtincRt rincd and bEksd and b1trisd irceSsank 49,
ten fifteen minutes. ln"n about twrnty mn,
ues Of violent and crceSSirc pan9Dic ere-cise which
concluded by pulling from his carpet bag the Celebrated
nance of Sir TrStram, by Thomas the rhyuer and r,.
ing lhereom some very singular and startling passages
should like 10 till you all how he naprl lr H.
doctor Ia h., him IN drawing tom ti,a won erfu b,,
that wonderful book, bi! hav" time 10 DO So Nh
tho Inconnen concluded, Mr.. Douglas rrac. nm. of ,b
most effective and powerful raynp spcG. TO winch il has
been my pleasure ~ listen. His throroh, tho
DAY in fact able decided ant manly Thackcrav SOM,
where represents virtue the urri cterum who
the human heart guard The entrance evil there This
the feel il viii not be Inappropriate me L, rco,r
D. the swoci c!eruhitn v;:o stood
enemy into he sacred ABODE o rlnht,
pr cgcs.
To conclude this already too long article Messs. Etto
DoHsils won nunbv! Of Hniitng huFeis-"hli. the
Great lncontnen los. thing which he acquired A
gust Court lie SneS tns ana y forced shut.
Ter when he thinks ~ the lImGnth ami irsfrctagi ear,
made br Inn TIE l3th day ol September lS59. Let MIN
resi- assured hat in h present affections, he tn. sympa
nl-S every Scott Hh" in III" countytor 'he so Of
man y Il sustain III, inirmy. hat wounded spirit VINO can
3rar! JUSTICE
King and Queen Sept Is lS52
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mr. TIE SOCIETIES.

rch Of the Wng papers of this city has given currchc!
. , story of Cen Perces Inws having been slapped oy
.I.r and his not having resented l--hnd, yet not one
.or has published in The most distant manner relief
,bc manly letter of Col. Magrnder-the officer who IS
"a have given the insult-who comes forward voun.
9, defend Gen. Pierce from the assaults OF the PRESS
J y,, ~ the mou,hpece of Gen Picrces companions
r,os, and OF the corps, tesies that FIERCE wac
ri,huI and gallant in the field, as he was generous UNI
i, bc social relations which grew up upon Tue 'ef"a
; If The campaign" Col. Magruder aVows hlseN wing
oirical friend of Gen. Sccu-5ut steps forward 10 NC
~ Pierce against the false charges brought through
nrn,s Were there the least truth IN the IA" sapP'"s
,, wouM Col. Magrudcr whom The WINGS dese -
nav. heen The in the scene come forward rs e "
do - hear witness the 'gaanlry OF Fierce, anu MS
o,ositv and kindness in the social relations win us
,s officers and men1 No with the proper feelings
r man unless be bigoted parizln, can TAKE ue
o., v,sw of the casc-and yet yesterdays wing not ohS
ti ., aIuIe 10 Col aagrudnts letter. but insInuates ''
Tho r;ona story of The insult 10 Pierce by Magrudef' IN
osc,,cd by the former, is as the Gospel WIZ not '
, NJ the ballot boxes vndicate the cause OF truth ana
common Justice by rebuking the reckless assaans OF an
,r ,he soldier and honest and able statesman against
sandcr and personal abuse have been directed win
,iru
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NISCEl.LAN EOUSo

SEMINOLE INTERVIEW WITH THE PRESIDENT
According 10 an Arrangement made By the Commissioner
of Indian affairs the Forta Indians were yesterday ad-
i,rsG 10 an interview with President Of the United
States They were accompanied By the Commissioned and
Gen Luther Blake The Secretaries OF War and Navy were
Gen Bake commenced The business of the lntervie lew by
remsrkng that Seminole Indians had encountered many
troubles and difficulties in various WAYS and mat ther 3D.
ec was now 10 call upon Great Father the President
himself and learn from him what they might expect!
To this the President replied that he should De happy 10
hear they might wish To say and would IN return
give them any information they might desire
Col Lea Commissioner o, Indian Affairs explained the
particulars OF what occurred the meeting on Thurs
duy in the of which he said he had assured the sem
inules tina, Great Father the President would IN IKE
with himself listen patiently 10 all hey msns ue
sire to communicate This The first time Billy BOW
legs had been Washington or indeed out OF Florida
To the Presidents inquiry if Billy Bowl-gs had any thing
10 saw Billy replied that here learn from
his Great Father the whole uth respecting their affairs
His father warrior was he; and he came here not
to for avors; but for Justice he came not 10 pay mere
visit of compliment but seek for justcei and whatever
his Great Father decided To give he would be satisfied with
The white people his friends and brothers and !. wns
with these feelings that he asked for justice tie said lie mad
no ilfelngs against the whites none whatever
Finding Billy Bowlegs somewhat slow in coming TO the
real subject for consideration the Commissioner OF Indian
Affairs suggested that the motive which brought me Indians
10 see the President hear from him hs sentiments re-
specne the removal Of the Scmlnoes remaining 10 Florida
TO the West Of The Mississippi.
The President, after remarks on the suolec OF e
treaty. and the relations existing between the Government
and the Seminols and the that would be taken TO make
their W est o Tie -hsSiSSifPi 40 ~
sibe said
Blu, must say 10 them, and they must understand mat
this which they made 10 1852 10 go West o. me
sisspp must be performed there way can avoid IT, and
the only way do it for their Own benefit 10 10 90
peaccab quietly and in tina, they viii have the love anc
affection OF This Government Instead of having for their
enemies and compelling to 20 To war with them
We have had great deal OF trouble already to prevent
the people of Florida from inuring them We cannot DO
this much longer keep those cowboys from get
ting up fight much longer The only way TO do this IS Tor
the Seminoies go quietly West of The Mississippi
The President announced that he had concluded, and
wished TO hear Billy any other Indian who might wsh to
say anything The Indians having expressed their desire to
saw no more at The time after shaking hands, withdrew two
or three appearing by their countenances 10 take
the remarks oil the President rather hard.
National Jntkui1encer.
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POLITICAL.
For the Enquirer.
,,o,,, = NOT THAT THE WORLD SHOULD hNo"
IA NON{.

yOITI ID NOT THAI 1 II L. NohLp
EANONI.
:, ,opIa NOT that the world should Know
The secret pangs that NIL my otoao'
The world so cold, could never snI"
feeling-fur my wretcneon;
t., s,.L;no ,eer-and careless snie-
Js scorninp lip-and rechieSs sp
Are wounds, which deeper SUI uel'''
An aching and lonely he"
>, loved ones, then has fled
rh Inn. of friendship husheo anu gum
~, hc,r, responsive, sti!l ana dead
And ali GLAD things from earlh arc e"
!, l. a bitter sleep, that urehuS
Of vanished loves and fading i!lchus
4 s,dier waking, Ger the scenes
or loneliness misfortune sends
Keen from The COLI dark gaze OF men,
The secret buildings OF thy heart
Conceal It's .oli-fres from them, "nen ho,,bt,
Its burnings glow, and warm ea'"
Their smiles derision OF my nerve
Their coincidence, pityine ca'ei so,ys
Their learned advice, are t'e''es i
To tell how blindly weak ! gu a'''
Keen ever from the worlds dark gaze
Tn, secrets of thy heart 70 lhee'
pras,he only 10 myself Inc lays
Which sing of pain or ecstasy.
Thv L,yed.ones and thy friends are hrm,
When pride Of heart is living Still
Bu, mix them with the cold, DARK ~oio'
And YOU lose all, who thought no III.
e,ve ,hose whose thoughts are born in measure
Whose mems are full with sage Ike prose-
To TN the world The hearts own treasure,
Az, in their realm OF fancy glows.
II is their love, speak the thrills,
Which, 10 others, find only thought
To guard the watchess from the Ills,
Which else must leave wretched heart
Call those, prophets of human life,
VINO study by the light letmtn
The volume of the heart, all rfe .,
Win what man is and what ue oee
II they tell thee, the bliss or woe
That follows each heavlns tnt"o:
Upraid them not, with love OF snow
For they re TRUE MINISTERS OF zoo
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IrNWRJTTEN ISTOR1.

The Misssippiun says that there is very Important ''
connected with the interview between Gen Scott ana INC
Mississippi delegation found in the account oil at
ready published II this One Of The delegates inquired
Of General S. whether he would III The event oil us eec-
ton appoint W. H. Seward 10 office, ami he replied ndS ne
uoud gre pledge not 10 do So This is IN exact accord
ane with the arkabe language OF Gen SCOTS e'tcf Oh
acceptance:
r, rcyarj 10 the general policy Of the administration
if elected should Of lunk among these VINO may APP
prove that policy the agents 10 carry INTO eSrcu WI
and should seek cultirae harmony and jraernat en
,nenis throughout The eg party Without attempting 10 reduce
its ,ncnbcrs by prescription 10 exact conformity 10 my 0"'
Gen Scott will "proscrbe" any o! The higher La"
men who gave him the nomination. even should u DE- ms
prince of abolition agiIaofs-a man who In his hosiy Il
the Institutions of one half of the States Of the concdcfa
cy held that there was higher law than the Constitution
which he would obey at the entire sacrifice OF the
Institutions
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FINE INDIAN CORN.

few days ence gave the palm 10 splendid ear OF
corn grown BY Dr.. Benz c. Jones Of Ameiaor Notoway
we believe we should have said At that time We
scarcely expected TO have had modesty tested
by putting 10 claim ourseves-but the truth is, we
have now before us three ears of corn grown the
Virginia soil OF our farm near this CITY which
deserve the PALM Ono Of the fourteen inches in
myth and SIX inches circumference and the grains are
very large full and compact. The editors may
have another chance of rejoicing their experiments
agcu,ure-hey therefore hope TO be excused for entering
their present claim
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For the Enquirer.


A TRIBUTE TO THE BRAVE.
Met furious hosts al Vista's PLAIN,
Brave Taylor's with SAINT Annals tram,
And midst the thousand OF The slain
Poor Clay was one
He fought until he could not s'ano'
But for his honor and his land,
Then waved alof, his flashing brand
And proved his sire the son!
And an here, TOO, the gallan, Tell
McRea and Harding, fighting fell
No Drawer e'er than they. =.
And here bold Lincoln, yankees Prlde,
Exultiug for his country died.
To see her victory
These, ,hese are some who fell but they
VINO live to bless later day,
An who their deeds shall span
Worth! meier a notl-r lived than ne;
He always led 20 victory
And always led the van
Those now who shine as living stars,
To light our peace and future wars
None now can tell their praise
But in the distant page of fame
Each one shall find spoIless name
In their loved country's lays.
CrMpAsY NJ. VA. REGIMENT
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WORKMEN MAILING A SCOTT WING LIE.


Thurlow Weeds Albany Journal an Abolition Scott pa
rev, laleIy published the following paragraphs
The IRoS MES IN EARSEsT.Whcn the ~orEtnen IN
Francis Meyers Furnace Schenectady had received thrr
d,ars and dimes Saturday afternoon they ran up an
ash pole in front Of the shop and threw OUT Scat" ana
Graham flag, indicate their political preference lhes
workers in iron have idea Of supporting party when
pledged British interests They go Tor protection 10
Home Labor and no Tribute 10 Foreign Workshops.
This Roorback is going the rounds of the Scott press
Nos mark how the workmen in the employ OF Francis
Meycrs nail this fasehood
W. the undersigned Mechanics and LaboHng Men Of he
city ui Schenectady and several OF adopted citizens In
the employ OF Francis Meyers one OF the most entrpsns
mechanics city md who carries an extensive
ourgy and Machine Shop declare that the above article
taken from the Evening Journal Under date Of the M inst
is falls. in every respect That there pole nlsed bear
in, ne broad pennan Of Pierce and King with beautiful
Roo,rcr pcrchcd upon the tip end Of The pole as faithful
man. and n November next 10 cro and procl am 10 a
no1 Happy and free people, the triumphant election OF
PIERCE AND KING.
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AND UPON TAis.

THE DEMOCRATIC PARTY
OF New ESoLASp is A.
souSD UPON THE CoMPEo-
MISE QUESTION AND THE
CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS OF
THE South, AS THE SouTR
ITSELF, AND THE UNION is
sAFR IN IT'S xEKrIso.-J as.
Lyons, Esq Ex- Wing Elec-
Tor for The State Of Virginia,
In a letter, dated August 2ls,,
1852.
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II e ISIED.

M,gEsp in his rily nc "n OF September The R.
Woo!Dr!G Nir. ROBERT A SAUNDERS iieg,..,
Krntucsy. Mis- Lucy WARD RANDOLPH ~ Richmond "a
MAsHEu on Wednesday, i5in>: 1T the residence srr s
lirniry boswell E.. Rev. John Cooke. Ny rUS
FRil. Miss IL LEFT BOSWELL. aor ila.,yr rluuiy
The Mississippi; California papers. "!i please rDry
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I ATER EROM MENIED

NEW ORLEANS Sept. 20.-Matamoras dates 10 the 4th
inst have received here Great excitement essrs
account of the Carsnas usurpalon. The national guard
has declared In favor Of PrIeo, and encamped on The
American side of The Rio Grande Avaos has issued pro-
cIamaton which be received with favor Carte
denas,
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LOOK UPON THIS Pic7URs.
II hare been asked If J
liked tae F'ugitirs Stare iau,
lanspeTed no. | LoATHEp IT."
PEARSON Foss' lying report OF
General Pierce's speech.
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ID r. ID.

Dcp. III i>"'Eiu', Michigan cvtnu. % i3l n., e.
JOHN tsDN MsLAKrN FdiiaX c0GGt.. N.-ls4 III the
- 81 aIS "'