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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
TnE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RalLRoAD,-Th,

The illinois CENTRAL RAlLRaAD,-The
cars are now running on this road from
Shippingsport, opposite Lasalle, nearly
thirty miles south. and will reach Boom
ington before the first Of June.
This gigantic undertaking, main trunk
and branches. is over 70G miles in length; !;
627 Of which will be straight road, 23s
will be level; on ll3 miles the grade will
be less than 10 feet to the mile; on lis
miles, from 10 to 30 feet; on ~ miles,
from 2oio 80 feet ;on 1872, from 80 TO 40
feet, and on IL miles IL feet.
The share capital of the Company i
$4,000, 1000, ,he first iustalment ofwhieh
SIS per share, was payable in Dccembel
last. The amount Of construction bonds
is 50, 600, 900, Of which S5,000,000 have
been taken in this country, and the re-
mainder in England In addition TO this
the contractors have taken Sl,7s3,o0o,
making an aggregate Of Indebtedness Of
SlO,7s5 900, 10 be paid and liquida'ed bs
the sale Of the lands Of the Company, valu
ed at S22 ,00o, 900. The read will then
be held clear gain to the stockholders.
The stock Of the Company (of which
there is none offered for saie) is worth 80
per cent. above par, while its bonds, bear
ing seven per cent, interest, but not con
vertible into stock. and payable in 1875,
re worth par.-Peru Chroa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

BEGGARs OuTwIrTED.--Nl Many years age
an ingenious plan was adopted BY the
Grand Duke TO rid Florence OF beggars.-
|, was proclaimed that every beggar whl
would appear in the grand plaza at GER
tain mentioned time would be provided by
the Duke with new suit of clothes free
of cost. At the appointed time all the beg
aars of the city assembled, and the Grand
Duke, causing all the avenues to the square
to be closed, and compelled the beggars to
strip off their old clothes, and gave each
one according TO premise, new suit. ln
The old clothes thus collected, enough mon
ey was found concealed 10 build beautiful
bridge over the Arno, still called "the beg
gars' bridge" and the city, for the time be
ing, was relieved of the beggars by which
i, was overrun, as none would give to the
we'll dressed individuals who implored
charity, not believing their tale of distress,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07

GrThey have 'uneIe Toms Candy
ia France.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-04-07
EDITORIAL CORRESPONDENCE.

LANCASTER, Pennsylvania. !
March 10th, 1853.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
gsr. NVsa. Atwascr's Estate.

VA + THE SUBSCRIBERS, having boon appoint
w cd by the Honorable the Probate Court for
the District Of Chitcndcn. Commissioners to receive
examine and adjust the claims and demands of all
persons, against the estate of William Aviator. late
of Burlington in said District, deceased, represented
insolvcn and also all claims aud demands exhibited
in Offset thereto; and six months from the day of
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose do thctorc hereby give notice, that
will attend to the business of our appointment,
at the dwelling Of Mrs Della Aviator in Burlington.
in said District, on the first Thursdays of October
and February Next at 10 o'clock A. NJ, ON cach of
said days.
Dated this 22d day Of August, \. y. 1Sj3.
CHARLES Rl'SSELL)
JOHN X. GRAY. Commissioners.
JOHN y. POMER0Y,)
August 80. wlaw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16

NNTE THE SUBSCRIBERS, having been mp
w POINTED by the honorable the Probate Court
for the District of Chttcndcn, Cummis sioncrs to
receive, examine and adjust the claims and demands
of all persons, against the estate of John Price late
of Burlngtou in said District, deceased, Represented
in ovcnt, and also all claims and demands exhibited
in offset thereto and six months from the day of
the date hereof, being allowed by said Court for
that purpose, we do therefore hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of appoint
mont. at the dwelling Of Maria Price, widow Of said
deceased. in Burlington. in snid District, the first
Wednesdays of October, November and December
next. at 10 o'clock, \. NJ, on each of said days
Dated this 3Oth day OF July, a. u. 1853.
WILLIAM NOBLE, }
T I5,TT j :. a Ti9ylr3, Commissioners.
Au-iist II. 1SI3 w1OIy1
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
B1 RLrNGToN FREE PRESS FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 49, 1853
STATE OF VERMONT.

h''"ezor Vo'', . STATE or VERMONT,
Susan Cobb cnlrrrNnrN COUNTY, S..
Tl,o the Honorable supreme Court next to be
Il holden ut Burlington. within and for the County
of Chitcndcn the fourth Tuesday of December, \. u.
1888
Whereas Ebcnczcr Cobb, Of said Burlington, has
presented to his petition t, the supreme Court
next to be holden at Burlington, in said Chittcndcn
County. on the fourth Tuesday Of December, \. u.
lSj3 stttin: that he had resided in said Burlington
and Milton, in said Chttcnlcn County, for more
than three years last past, and that on the 18th day
Of February, \. D. lSiG, in the town of Dickinson,
County IF Franklin, aud State of New York; he the
said Ehcnc2cr aud one susan Parks, were lawfully
Joined together in marriage by Joseph Arnold re-
gular authorized Elder in the Methodist Episcopal
Church, and from said 18th day of February, ~iG,
until may lSl9, he the said Ebcnczcr lived with the
said Susan, at said Dickinson, in the strict ohscr
vance of all the duties required by the marriage
covenant. And further stating that the said susan
in May 1919. without cusc or provocaton wiiully
deserted him and has not lived with him since that
time. but has constantly refused to do, and has
frequently declared she meyer would live with him
again. nor with any other man. And praNin" That
the bonds of matrimony between hn and the said
Susan may he dissolved and hill of divorce granted
to the petitioner. And it having been made to APP
pear to that the said Susan Cobb, is without this
state to wit at Lawrence in the STATE of New York,
and cannot have this petition served upon her per-
/ sonallv.
Therefore, it is ordered that h notice be given to
said susan by publishing the substance of said petit
tun together with this order in the Burlington Free
Press, a paper printed at said Burlington, three
weeks surccssiycy the IL It Of which shall be at least
six weeks prior to the session Of Slid Court.
Dated at Burlington aforesaid this 9TH day of
september, \. ID. lsj3
MILO l.. BENNETT.
J0d.c oftb' Supreme C'n"i.
,r,trt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
20 First Class Lake nOatS.

Ruuuin: directly through t, aud from New York,
and all Ports ON Lake Chumplaiu, thereby avoiding
d'i7V Of tCj dtgy IN rc-vhJyiHg Good, at Troy and
Whitehall. Property destined for Western Lakes.
will be forwarded from Rou e. Point, via Northern
Railroad TO U-iou-bur5l, thence by Crawford &o.'S
Eric u OAtarip Line Of PrpcIlor-, or VIA Platts-
burrgh Montreal Railroad to Caughnawasa, and
thence By steamers on the It. Lawrence.
The Boats Of this Line will be invariably towcd
hy steam on Hudson River and Lake Champaign.
The Steamers BOSTON, Capt. CHAWUERLAIS
ETHAN ALLEN, Capt. KINGSLEY JAMES II.
HOOKER, Capt. SNYDER, will run in concpction with
the Merchants Line daily between Whitehall, Bur
ington, Plutt,bursh and Rou+e's Point ahorling
increased facilities for transportation of Freight
and Towing,
Property entrusted tothis Line for Transportation,
is in all eases actually and correctly weighed at the
time of shipment, and the injury and delay to which
property may be subjected by transhinucnt, i en-
trcy avoided. Particular care and attention given
to good destined to Canada, and to all property to
be forwarded by the several acknowledgements
for Canada, forwarded by Northern, Champhin a
st. Lawrence, and Pittsburgh aud Montreal Rail-
roads.
Dcbcuturc and Warchou-ns business, promptly
and correctly attended to.
AG a. NTS.
MALCOLM CANiIELD, No. - Cocntcs Slip,
New York.
FOLI.rr 4 co., South Wharf, Burlington.
SMITH BRIGGS.
\. FISHER, No. 1871 River Street, Troy, ~ y.
\. NJ. HERRIMAN, K. r. Depot, 0slcusburgh.
CHAS. SEYMOUR, Montreal.
April Q. d&wtf
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SUMMER ARR NGEMENT.
VI X MO- II CEN TRIAL
RAILROAD,
BELLOWS FALLS, NASHUA. LOWELL, WoRCES-
TER, SPRINGFIi Id, BOSTON. HARTFORD,
NEW HAVEN AND NEW YORK CITY:

BIRLINGTON, NT. Adams,
MONIREA h, QTEBEC, OGDENNHURGH
AND T.,E WEST,
az AND AFTER AVG. Il, lH5a, PASSENGER
~ Trains will run ~ follows:
Leave Rouse Point at : - and II Il (EyWcss0
A. VI. and : - r. NJ, st. Adams at . 10, ~ NJ,
II % and - =. NJ, Burlington (caSD 30 \. NJ.
II - aud 10 p. NJ, Essex Junction (casD at 10
A. NJ, ~ 30 and Is =. NJ, Waterbury at 10 30
A. NJ, 30 aud 10 03 p. NJ, Montpelier at 30,
10 -, A. NJ, and 30 p. NJ, Mortified at / 81,
II - A. NJ, and 80 ?. NJ, for Windsor, below.
Falls, Springfield, Hartford, Newly ork, Concord,
Nashua, Worcester, Lowell, and Lawrence, arriving
at Boston by first and second train at q 80 and -
i. NJ. and at New York the same evening, and by
the third train lodge at Montpelier and arrive at
Boston at - 30 noon, and at Newly urk at 80 r. VI,
Leave Windsor at = - and 90 p. NJ, White
River Junction at . 90 A. NJ, 10 and $50 =. NJ,
Mortified at II II A. NJ, 90 and 30 p. NJ,
Montpelier at & 90, II II A. NJ, and / 90 =. NJ,
Waterbury at ~, II 80 4. NJ. and - p. NJ,
burlington (north) at - \. NJ, 20, and u r.
NJ, St Adams at - \. NJ, 80 and - =. NJ,
reaching Oglcusburgh and Montreal the same after
noon by either of the trains.
The Express train will stop onlyat ESSEX, Georgia
and st. Adams going north, and It, Adams and
Essex going south, between Houses Point and Bur
lington, except at Alhursh SPRING. Nwanton and
Milton, to leave passengers from upper roads
The Express train going cast from Essex, stops
only at Richmond, Waterbury, Montpelier, North
field, West Randolph, Bethel, South Royalton,
trains to Windsor. Going north stops at all stations
east of Essex.
The last train north and south stopsat Montpelier
over night.
~ This il the DIRECT route to Nashua, Lowell
and IAwrence-thc Cars on this road pass through
those places daily-also run over the BoSroN a
MAINE RAILROAD to Boston, and tickets are sold via
that route, as also via the HOWELL aud FIrcHB no.
ri Freight Trains daily, each way.
oNsLOW SrEARNS, Agent.
Mortified, Aug Is, 1858. d&wtf
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.NORTVER.N RNLRO.lD, " y.
SIMMER AKNANEEM ENTS.

ON and after Monday, May 30, 1888,
" trains vii, run as follows
Leave O ldcnsburgh ate AN = 30 a. NJ, aud . 30
r. VI.
Arriving at Rousr'sPont at l0.i5A.M. II Is AM,
ana - = VI.
Leave Ronse's Point at a. NJ, 80 NJ, and 80
r. ".
Arriving at Oslcnsburgh at | 80 P. Nj, r NJ, and
II r NJ.
Passengers leaving Ogdcnsburgh by the morning
trains will hp able to reach
Boston and New York the same Evening.
Bv tho afternoon train they will rrlch Montrt ljcf
md Rutland the same evening and Boston aud New
York early the next dav. They will also reach the
steamboats, in se1son for their evening run south
through Lake Chamulain.
Passengers leaving Boston and New York in the
anrlv trans from those citirs aud NORtrcdt al )
g'ci9ck +. VI ,wll reach the boats from Ogdrns-
1urgh for ports on Lake Ontario and the Upper
Lakes the same evening.
The tram leaving OgdrnsburGh al 30 a. NJ con
meets with the Express Steamers from the West,
putting passengers by those steamers into Boston
md New York the srme evening. { q This train
does not stop at Way Stations. .
GEORGE PARKER,
d&wtf Superintendent.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
MERCHANTS LAKE BOAT LINE.
pr DpRJ rTDR

THO'N n. CINFIELD, BIRLINGTON VI.
HNORW AEDING TO AND FROM BOSTON,
n New York, Albany, Troy, Montreal and all
Ports on Lake champlain. Also, to Ports ON the st.
Lawrence, Lake Ontario and Upper Lakes, via Os-
dcnShur-h and Caughnawlga Railroads.
Inn MnLnLunI.- Linn viii nnn.i-l If
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NOTICE..
DOll~ nj a.cs> iisasa Auction

= = : . q Ii = -
4 & q - - X & II has large Stock
t(s among them many ct the most VA luahlr cla>>i-
cal aud VI srrnnroGs Books some OF them partial.
Iy injured hy hr', which he will sell at less than
Auction Prices Call and see
June Il dGI%Wjlw3mos
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
MOTTO
e. u a T. cd +!

a III. WHO WANT AXES OF THE REAL COL
~ Inns co. make should bc Wtrtrul1rto notice
the stamps, there various count"rcuS ana I'M
itations stamped Collins and labelled much like ours,
which fraudcntly sold in some parts OF the
United states as our manufacture They are made
in different parts of the country by various axe
makers, and are generally their poorest quality
The genuine Collins axes, which have acquired such
an extensive reputation, are invariably stamped
"COlIINS q CO., HARTFORD" and each axe
has printed label with my signature. It is now
moro than TWENTY-FIVE YEARS since we commenced
the business with the sampui " Collins Coz Hart
ord and do not know ot any other aNe-maker by
the name of Collins in the United states,
SAM W. COLLINS.
August 81, 1853. w9wlycJr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16

Sn Iron and steel tooth Culiva,ors, for
~ sale by DAVEY Il ALLEN.
May 49, wi1wu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
Sewing sSirG's
SILVER SPOONS.

4 Good assortment Of Silver Spoons OF
l beautiful manufacture and flush, and warranted
pure as coin, at H. '. HOhIONH
March lG. d&wti
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FURNITURE UlREHOESE.
n. pAIaEER,

ttUDLESt AND RErAIL DEAL
~ ER m SoEis, u vans, Irte a-tetes o. tomans,
VI logany ana Cane seal Chairs Centrr, Plerhnd
Card 'Pahr-, with Marble, Mahogany and Black
Walnut Ior> Furniture, ct all kinds, Painted
Chamh.r ~rJls. Mattresses, Feathers Willow Ware
Nndow-C oruicc king 6 asses Clocks Picture
Frames bird tugrs, lutS Pals Boxes, Brooms &c.
Also, Piano ForrS, Bonior Piccolo" and Square,
rom the Manufactures o the most crleh,ated I}os-
on makers u West side at Court house Square
Burlington VI Aprli :, 1882. Wit,
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g. CANADA,
Capt JonN OGrAbY, Jr. Capt. SETH X. FosTEE
Uii Lcdrc Pd'iSjWgh rs FoiIows;


III T,c1,t II0,isJl,yrh rs F0L0rs:
~, ,,,n,r .... ,,.. ,... $50.
me WA ~ every morning 'o"hiInYS en-
rP'eu'l III 90" ~ VI '''I '"' ,N"I Ut "',,,'H
CHrS' VIA CHUANh1"a9,' I''Nr i'ur""@lo" ~ -
VI 'a'er me 4rrV"I OF l"nT'hI NhI1' wa nun
tlalh aHI ~ i''"tehr'' hiSo 'I"lh HSn'p',IrI az,
I'VE AT "itIal' III me ''I "NPrrI9 'hll 10 -'rN
ON VIA. ii"uS"" hNrI h"I'u"H '.a', w 'iIn4
or iinISon hNf' h"a'S 'r''N'"4 III NpW uIN 'ni.i
~ 'lt III i,l'-' or "a " W.
A. NJ.
The CANND \ will leave PIa''shHrahc every eve
Ing Sundays excepted ni'rr the arrive. ct Mou-
rral Train, via eau LhuawaGa, 40 T.. VI ,arrI1r
At Burlington at 9,3G and leave Al 10 Z. VI, after
arrival OF Montr"nl Train via. Champaign and st
Lawrence" also from Noutrcurr, anvIng at White
hail in srasoi Tor Express Train South and West
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16

Xxx siz"s srit1hlr for ho smallest private family
J ora iiorr, OF the l1rrrst class iiot air fixture
10 warm ad:luron1l rcurus can be nItachrd If de-
sired. Also water backs tor hrrtug w"trr Tor bath
~ and other purposes Toecthcr with barge as
"rlm"ut oI croklua, paror and box s'cv". ui ever,
description. Tor .ruy K. ERONSON.
College 81, Burlington, Tunr'9 cG,N Ntt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16

ID a. q Il Nova scotia Grind
ID stones, just received by \. G. STRONG.
May2i d&wu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16
ehil~O,a's Hatcne Air-WarIn-
irg * Ernsisatjng
Uz- II pry. W. "a CT E-z-

50 which was nwardrd the World's Fair Prize
! Nedaia at London. 1851 -Bcsidcs gold and 81 ID
Yer mrd1ls fret premiums at the recent principal
Fairs i'm this country.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16

OlIi,e of the Grolocicnl Survry.(
Montreal, May 20. l-5i.
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NNTILSON'S CELEBRATED GlOBEs-9 AND
w II nch-ior sale at the Manufacturers price,
by y. WARREN, Bank Block.
July s. d&wtf
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-09-16

T. ; Hun 7,
chemist 10 the GeD0gicM CpmniSSid
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THIS IS THE ONLY LINE

By which passengers lr1v" Montreal a and 7.
VI. and arrive AT Troy G,li, Atbluv ~ \, VI,
Schenectady 6,lj y. NJ. or New York Il VI next
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22
SATURDAY. MARCH ~, lS33.
SEN ATE,

ir pESraLE in tho chair.
l.r.yrr hy the Rev. Mr. DEr"assr, Of The Methodist
Church.
communication from the House Of Delegates was rea
and The hills referred.
Mt AMBER from The Committee for Courts ot Justice
tntrrd House bill relating {" process On indictments Mt
AM, Senate bill the future regulation ol the tf"ic hi
travel On The Alexandria Canal
MI SHacKELFpkp, from tile Commit leo on urhef"' i"S,
reported various lluuSc bills.
Mr EalpwrS from the Committee on Roads, &c. report
III numerous liuus bills and Senate bill incorporate u
mnmny 10 construct Plank Road from Milford (hy Bowl
,np trcrnl 10 Port Royal, in the county al Caroline
Nh lIrMAx, from the Committee IN Finance, ~cr f'post
rd various iinn-r bilS
Mr. SMITH, from the Committee on Banks, reported
House bills Incorporating c Bank Of Giles, and the United
savings Bunk in The city oI Richmond
Mr. rmnMrsrs, from the Committee on Agriculture &c,
rrpur,cd numerous House bills.
Mr Eas-gI from the Committee Roads ,S.: reported
Senate h, allowing the Lick Run Bridge Company IN.
further time al one yrar 10 "rsanlzi.
Mr. Tn"MAs presented the petition OF William y NJ NJ,
Weigh asking authority o pay the tayes on tract "i oooo
acres "i tni in RraNi1n county, chat gci On INC 's
-onrr's hroks in lr name nt Ell Thompson.
un oi Mr. Thomas, IN petition ~hs rel.rrea 10
select committee, consisting u McssrS ihoMaS "l'ehh''
SrovALL, AMHLER and SHEFFEY.
sgRGEAST CITY OF NORFOLK
Mr. called up oi its order the resolution reported
by the committee Finance &c. allowing inr'her tihe "
re Sergeant ii Tie civ Norfolk pay the taxes
collected in said city The resolution agreed lo-ayes
81 noes The proposition 10 take wns opposed by Mr.
MAsoS and nivncareI hy M-s-r- fAno and BaAHT"s
Resolutions ol enquiry nfi"rnl:
Ry Mr. ~ Asn%So amending ch ptef III of the Code :"
Virginia vessels Gratis wiith ar" i'-o
common carriers responsible nr all articles received on
hoard al such crafts t"r lranSpnraiion
~ NJ TATE Amending The 9th section o an act passed
March 2i 1883 entitled IAN act I" authorize the virginia
and Tennessee Rail Road Company &C. aHd 10 repeal the
7h section vl said act
By Mr. Masn.-Sn amending the laws now existing, OF
o bringing in bill for the release OF such citizens of this
Commonwealth from any disabilities they have incurred in
violating the duciling laws.
Ey Mr. Incorporating company In the county I"
raaewcl! Ia be called Waried Coal Mining Company
the purpose Of mining and exploring for coal and trans
porting the salrs 10 market.
l,y Mr. BALnw,x-ro furnish The Washington Guards
with repaired arms
MEMORIAL.
Mr. BALDWIN presented the memorial Of Sprlngt-'' Dsl
Suns of Temperance, 10 books, receive s"oSep
lions of stock &c tu build hall in Henrico county.
Essi0SaL DIsTRIcTs
Mr. SHErrEy presented amendment |" me OIL, "'sHc'
Gg the State for electng members Of Congress- when was
,hIered TO be printed
The following is Mr.. SuErTEv's plan:
Tn. counrss Of Accomac. Northampton, Elizabeth City
yarw,ck York James City, Gloucester, Mathews Mijir
ex, Lancaster, Northumberland "es'morrand Rchmon
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1853-03-22

rl entertained the rrring with few remarks lie hogan
by telling Them that ls scl",lna.Ic a;Ghi him {" say
nothing when ir ha' nothing. 10 say and h'' l"t''"'" :"
illustrate, practically, the wisdom "i the rrecrrl
He first n.crrch, that Dcnnclnc Legislature had :" ar
ranged the Richmond District, that u" Wing could r'SS"s
be elected represent in Congress, and then sw"fe WIN
equal carhcstncss that popular NhE could hfa' any
ocu Foco Some ol his Whi. auditors were s"'cE'" y!
the Inconsistency hui il dill not surprise ns IN SANE
thing appesrd Ia The columns o the tvhm"n' "hI2 ~"
long since MIR. d. seemed Think In" That il ''c!f'"''
cuuId hc kept thoroughly Whs, il might ,rnd lis Influence
throughout The State II used Ia be th casr maj u one
passenger crowded ship had the sua I"S i'll w''i ''
but nnks science. dsnirclIng AGENT now Known
which will say the sc"mr.c. Mr. H. did mol rrIir'nher ms
The entrance oG The committee rnnhi d Mr. H. !" ''"S'
the Of n"hings, nnd very s"n thereafter me
mren.. Adjourned
Tins ended The richest ar,r have seen From
ginning end tho whole affair a!"rti"" '''
resolved support tie nominee! "l the 1ciih% a"' w.
many The ardent Wings declared mat 'fy """'
not abide tho action Of the meeting anL at least Two "i tie
speakers expressed the sentiment, that the lnrlH2M VINE"
of the ci,y woul moi controlled by LIS action neG'nllc
man wns present. ur The express purpose of whjra"""
name should be mentioned and others w"' heard I" say
thnt if canutcs they wnul not appear III that meeting" or
acknowledge The validity of us acts
II uust MOI he supposed, that III this sketch "l iI'
mrrins have PIT down nushI in malice X is IL" -.
we have hut lniny painted The reality l. error there be,
in this present writing il !s in The failure ~" hold NE MIR
r. up nature" There some things which must hc
seen IL, l. appreciated. This meeting one al ihri--
Our powers ,incarn moi sluali ii' ccasoi nor
cond The pencil IIngltl aided by the oi swift have
done il ample Justice We have many performance
which made u- laugh until pain in The side was Tho result:
bul never did We lugi dill on la, Friday night
Somebody insiuair during the progress I" !'' '"eig,
,ha, pcr!apS ;cr-nnS nimcnl |" the purpose ." The needing
created ,l, disorder inrunin. Democrats but every body
could see that the iurdn false; II wa wing meeting,
was whip disorder whi Justification oi late
yeas they hav, full .! fuss and man eau wonicr
that when ,irv meet il I" "kcS row They nave
swallowed it, ani hurts them, and II must CONE "u 81
them We love 10 brethren, rhus dwelling together IN
uny and using these rn!clring tcrms "gtcse tools,
scowarls" "poroons," harkgnards, etc, etc VIII" that
b,I,cIJ The scene. the African Church last triay nI2t,
ar that rra. Ibis imperfect l'gu"rrr"ypo o " hnrn"nl-
uus councils 81 wigyrry, for moment, doubt the Inst-
NESS I the tsr the mobility ana '"ccncy nj those w'I"
are lis advocate
'Wh,u next they r.:r, may we lc ,crc I" scc .