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Notice.

THE STATE OF OHIO CARROLL co
Mary darkness,
i" Court Of Common Plea.
Names Mene.,.,. ~.+SlOo S. In Partition.
James stanton and Margaret Stanton 10
the county OF Tyrone Ireland. will take no
uceSthat Petition was filed against them on
The h day OF December A. b. 1853. in the
Court OF Common Pleas of Carroll county q
and Is now pending wherein the said Msry
darkness demands Partition of the following
real estate situate in the counties of Carroll,
and Stark Ohio, of which William Harkness.
late OF Carroll county died seizsd, to wit:
IN Carrol! county-The South half If the
west half OF the North east quarter of Section
twelve (l2) IN township fifteen, (t5l Of Range
SIX (6) containing thirty-eigh' acres more o.
less~
Also. town lot numbered twenty one, (ei)
in the town of Malvern.
In the town of Magnolia Carroll countv--
Lo's numbered sixty one (6l) fortynine. T49I
sxtytwo (6s) sixty three, (6S) sixty four, fs41
fly (6o) twenty seven, (e7) and forty foul
~ y
In the town'of Magnolia Stark county Ohio
TownlotS numbered thirty-6ye, (35) a part q
lot number 6ity-lhree, (53) being ffty sfret ii
front, and lots thirty-six (S6) thirty one (sl'
thirty two, (3s):twehty. (s0) thirty three 8:
forty-two (42) forty-one, (4i) eighteen, lie
one ! and the one undivided half of lo
number fourteen "a
In the town Of Waynesburgh STARK county
Townlots numbered as follows: The Nortl
half of lot twenty-three T93 lots numberet
thirty two (se) two. Il and one, O.l Tn,
South half Of lot AZ.
And that at the next term of the court an
pIcation will be made by the said Mary Hark
ness, for an order of that Partition be made q
seid premises, VAN BROWN, Au'y for
Dec. 8, lo53,-pr fee.s6s5 -PH
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nlorrioac5

MARRIED. at Magnolia. Dec. 20, by the
Rev. A. SwANEY Mr.. JOHN II. BARNHnL Esq.
of Urchsville to Miss HENRIETTA Z. CRoxroN
of Magnolia.
- on the 18Th Of Dec. A. D. 1853 by
the Rev. G. G.UNgR, Mr.. JouN ALLEs 10 Miss
SARAH ANN HARSH, all OF Carroll Go. Ohio.
on the I7,h inst By Jonathan
Milbawn Esq Mr. JACoB B. MrsEs. to Miss
MARY ANN PorrER. Both of Augusta Town,
ship, Carroll Co.
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.Aaa.gAxcs fIls ANEmc4.

Nav YeNk Dee -
qte sl..anAsiip Aa,si.ea sfusva a H.lEx
st.s sss4niss /. wtsb - ulVol do.,s 10 The ION
lfr .kroeI MSsSEr.--Cailun->na m.
en- ed In essfy rrsPeeS: mcdertie kzsiaess
DONG. The sales u the wmk we're 50 cou
hNi.s: ircIsj.ag 42Oo % spasu'.'ofs sad n 50
for rAporr f-ir Orleans s.idGns 8 f.is No
t..u 81 nisdHng 81; fair 0pland ss N ding 81
Thsssv.k At Liverpool. eq'lusi,svt u -hipbS.rd,
is es9, 900 bales.
BreaJSinH.- Brown & shipley quote wheat
. advanced 5 10 II: rel g. S59 lU.: white
{. .i3i6gts ~ tl9ur advanced fl4s:
wesrra 3iG t I! 3si,lmofs. fhils1sipFia sr q
0aia. 35s "a CorS--small business doing.
~. price. hru,. ~b..r sj.. yellOs AIS, mixed
a..
Prosislous -,G,rineF quotes small sbusi.
n.Ss doing in sork sGi brsf dull market for
bacon shoulders; pr,ces sitter bat qaotasions
un.l rred Lard h,s declined 81 to Is, snd
market dali. prsss ncmins!.
Luseed cake declined s.. Naval stories no
sales. Turyebtinr. Tar and Rosin. 60 in bbls
spi-iis Turpeni;ae So. Tta-mafkeL unehan-
gsd; moderate business d0ing, market frn.-
an.sr unchanged in every respect C,Ges ae-
sise. mukst unchanged il priss
LoapoS NAPkErs. Dee 10 Sugar AMI Cof-
fee Strsid; Tea quiet; Rice dull, declined 6d;
DreAlaud.; prices shade lower. Red Wheat
63tG TO-; White 7;.@G0s Flour. Western
Canal 5s,@5e. Baltimore and Ohio brands
S7s959.. Metal Narket-lroa improved;
copper a'tive: Lead wanted.
MogrY MARK.T --1'rsnsaefions all in II
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The whig. Of West rrOy. n. Y. had 3
grand Iorchlght PROCESSION on Saturday even
ing. While passing through the principal re-
venue Of that village mm named james Tenn
Penny. private wAlehman, il is alleged. dis
charged revolver. loaded Hith slugs. twiee in
shcevssion n the progression. but, unfortunate
ly. Miss KeArn. who was walking The street.
in company wiih ahother lady an5 gentleman.
vas ipsttAtly killed The ball entered her
forehead At the right eide. and passed entirely
through her brain. lodging on the other side
Of ber head. She died instantly. n. vas ar
rested.
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Communication.
Da nGiug'

Mr.. Enron :--Sometime since leit IN your
ofice three propositions for discussion on The
subject Of DaDcipg, and see in the last issue
Of your paper an effort to supPor''he PROPOSE
tons proposed. The writer however being
either ashamed of his nam" or his cause mas
signed him elf "IlonesIus"
Hi. criticism an the wording OF the third
proposition IL rather amusing; the criticism con-
tanning greater hbinder than the seA'e"ee
criticised. The addition of an 3, (iu the prop
.r pIncel would cave made the sentence gram
m.lical: and the chAnIe Of a for Ak, would
have made sense Of the criticism.
Both errors we're doubtless sthe fault OF the
printer. But have no disposition TO crltle'se
The Ian guaSe oi lIcnestus, or complain ot the
priater--l write for another purpose altogether
wish to be convinced OF the utility OF the
modern pleasure dance, or convince DINERS
that it is Improbable. and wicked in Its Ten
dsnsy'
Ny object is not TO arouse the feelings o.
stir up The angry passions Of those who tng"g'
in the dance; but To address their judgemen'S
aud those of their parents and guardians anu
try to convince them that they could be bettel
employed iu doing something Else. ] do moi
believe that dancing is the only sin pr"c'ioed
among fallen men; for those who engage in
the pleasure dance, are sure to neglect to pray
both privately aud publicly. And we're they
to pray in public their prayers would not exer
n very beneficial influence over those Who d an
with them. Nyilhcl do believe dancing th'
worst crime in the world do not think IL "
bad as murder, theft, drunk' ness, or blasphs
my. But unfortunately the most OF the mall
dancers will sometimes "take little too much
and also frequently indulge in blasphemy
whether in an III or good humor. do no
know devoted person anywhere whO engage
in the pleasure dance. Perhaps YOU who ar
better acquainted With this class Of persons do
II SO. please point him out to IIones'us, ant
lie. Us kAow who he is aud where he lives.
The introduction Of llonesius, though over
whelmingly convincing to himself. is not 30 t
I lna. Ills argument stands thus; The English
man dances over his rum and all. the French
man over his wine and cards, the Italian,
assist The operation OF his emetic that he ma
eat the more of the spacious supper accomp'
i ming the dance. the slave Ger his peek !
indian meal as sweet potatoes, the native ~
can with > lev gravel stones in his calebSs
!. around some tn ck bush, to driv: out lhs ev
spirit; and the greasy Gretnander in his hu
: more filthy than the bears abod." thereto
an ealshtenel anil christiaazui, 4
mcrican ought TO dance. Let England fr
! feed. clolhs. aud educate her hungry. make
ignorant pbore. Pane, learn how TO govsl
!, lhsmseIves, the Italians cease 10 adore sens
!. less relc. Worship th" virgin Mary, or liss
h PEERS toe, bsf1re they wish us 10 follow the
= ex ample in The pleasure dance. also consi
sr Ihs ignorant slave, th, savage African.
/ Ethe Elshy 'GresalaAdsE poor axsmpls fer OF
}. sons-snd daughters to initiate.
J. Rat Hoasstus thinks ths daass promotes tn
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PUBLIC SALE.

The subscribers will sell At public AustioH
on Tuesday Dec. a0th 1853. at his late resi-
dence in Orange township. CrrrOll county al
the personal property Of Resin Stonemsn, de-
ceased-~consisting ofhorses. cattle. hegs. hay.
corn oats. wheat, ous wagon. one buggy. graiA
in the ground, farming utensils, household e
kitchen furniture. Sale to com mmencs at 10 ..
clock A. N, when due attention will Be giveA
and serms made knowa BY
H0RATI0 HUNT,l 49,.
Zee. - lsks. AkeH cAEA
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue Of an exclusion issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Carroll County.
Ohio. to me directed. viii offer for sale ct the
loor of the Court House in CarrOlltOn On Sc
turdoy he e8h day Of Jsnaary A. D 1854. be.
tween the hours OF ten o'clock A. n. & four o.
clock P. NJ the following property. to wit.--LOt
number 6fsy.eight, (5s. in the Town OF Lees
burgh, Carroll county Ohio. with the improve.
ments thereon. Terms. cash.
JOHNH, WHTTCRAFT,
Dec. 2sth, 1843, I'd. pr fee. Sher'ff
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CARRoLLT0N MARKETS.
CARRoLLToN, Dee. %, 1853.
STATE OF OHIO CARR GIL COUNTY
Merdith Cspper Admir-
of David Cspper. Probate Court.
vs.. Petition to complete
Mary Capper, Widow Real contract

Mary capper Widow M Real contract
To Mary Capper Widow Of David Capper.
and the following persons his children, and
heirs at law to wit; Jane Thompson married
to William Thompson, Mary saltsgiver, MARI.
ed to John SAltsglver, Sarah Aroaugh. married
Elias Arbaugh. John Capper miner, and
tames Smith, his Guardian, of Carroll County
Ohio. Michael Cappcr. Stephen Ca pper and
Elizabeth Stewart married to Epson Stewart
OF Vdnwert County Ohio---David Capper
Jr, Angeline Capper, Susan Moore married .
Robert Moore James Capper, RebecCa Cappei
Wlllilm Capper. Thomas Capper, Amanda
Capper, and Hanah Capper, of Carroll couRty
Ohio You are hereby notified that on the
22nd, dav Of November D. 1853, Petition
was filed in the Probate Court OF Carroll couu.
ty by Merdith Oapper. Administrator of David
Capper, late OF Carroll county Ohio Decd.
The Petition states that on the Grst daV sf
February l842, James Mastn. was indebted to
the intestate Sl98. 81, and that to secure the
the payment Of said sum of money, the said
Mastin. conveyed to said Capper. '"Tke wssG
half of the South west quarter of Section twen.
ty'twO (ee) in Township Seven a. of Range
eh'SS LoI III VIE AhHesVtlIe lAnu ulsLfict and IN
Tuscarawas couty Oho and that on the
same day said Oapper entered into contract
in writing with James Mastin, by which he
egreed TO re-copvey said land to said Mastin,
spon full payment of the said sumof money.
and that part OF said monies were paid by-Mas.
tin, to David Capper, in his lifetime and the
balance has since been paid to the Plaintiff HE
Administrator. and that David Cappef died on
the i7th, March i85I without having made :
deed to said Mastin, for said land and it fur
tLer charges that the deed made by Mastin. to
Capper, was only in ended to have the effect Of
mortgage on said land, and that the widow Of
! OF Cap2er, is not enHtled to Dover In said
land.
The prayer of the Petition is that :he Plain.
tiff may be authorized by the court to complete
said contract: and make deed to Jsmea
Mastin. for said land, ON behalf OF the Heira
and widow Of David Capper.
You are therefore notified that said Petition
viii be orhearing in the Probate court Of Car
roll county Ohio. on Monday the i2th day Of
December next 1853.
VAN BROWN Attorney.
for Ptff.
Datd Nov. IS 1858 g.. pr fee. $500
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THE GhEAr BANK RcBBERr man in
custody in New Youk CITY for the robbery OF
the Bank of the State OF New York of s37. 600
nearly all of which money has been recovered
has made to the agent of The ing prison, who
vert to see him, virtual admission of having
committed the robbery. lie said that no one
was "in with him." aud that he stood alone.
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CHo' BRA ~ Nav 0RLEASs The New Or.
leans Bee Ql tht 26.h contains a report of a
cenm,lte u the Ba4ri of liral.h. submitted to
tie Boarl On The eth. in shich they say that.
after investigation and consultation with msm-
b'r OF The ne heal fscul,y. ,hr tame to the con-
clusiOn that there va. then NJ cause for alarm,
IN reference TO the hoiera. or for supposing
that The disease was hktlv to assume an rpide
mic form Faey state that the recent change
IN the weat' er has had the siI, ct Of reducing
the numb'r OF c'ses. On The 20.h ult. four
eases Of The cholera were admit ed Ia the Char.
lty Hospital on the 2l<t. eases: on The 92I.
! cases; on the e3l. eases. and on The e4.h.
cases variety Of other statements are
made 10 show that The cholera is les, VIOLIN,
no" than 1t has been in several previous sea.
sons; but this conclusion is negalived by the
irlrgraphic despatch dsied New Orleans Nov.
&9'h which chronicles l29 deaths there, from
cholera. in one week. From the tones Of the
papers We have received, there was, evidently
alarm prevailing.
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Th omas Eichos
InPanltisu
Thcnas Write ir staI1
Pursuant to an order oi sale issued from the
once of the erE Of the court Of Common pless
OF AFRO rounty to me directed, will offer for
sale at the door Of the Court house In Csnoylsou.
ga Saturday tht 3Isi day ofTsccmber A. D. Is6s.
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock An aui { o
Geek P. d. the following premises situate in said
Carroll county to vii = Part Of the Ess. quartsr
Of Section 81 in tp. 10 of Range 6 containing n
acres 10 Pe.ss more or less being ns ame tract,
Of (which ThOuas White late of Csrrol .ceun,V
died ssiEed and lying on the North side Of ssid ar
section.
Terms One third cash in hand ard the vemnirs
der in two tqusl annual Pa ayments nth interest
from the day Of ss 20 he secured Sy mortgage on
the premises JOHN H.fWHITCRAFT,
Nov a. tt..,4 RhenK.
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SHERIFF SALE.
Thomas Nichols etaIs
vs. In Partition.

vs. In Partition
John N. Adair ct ais
Pursuant 10 an Iorder Of sale issued from the o
fee Of the clerk OF the court Of common pleas Of
Carroll G. unity and to me directed will offer for
sale at the DOR of the ourt House in Carrolhon,
On Saturday the 3lst day Of December A. D..
1873 between the hours Of 10 o'cloc, a. M, and
O'Clock p m the following premises situate in
srrOll county, Ohio, to wit: That part Of the
south east quarter of section IS, in township Of
Range 6, coptai ing four acres AMI fifty hun
dreths of an acre, of which Thomas White, senis
or, late of Carroll county Ohio died seized
TERMs:-One third cash in hand, and the re-
main der in two equal annual payments with irter..
est from the day of sale, to be secured by mort
age on the premises,
HN H WHIT r FIT, Sheriff.
Nov IS, ls53-td,
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Il hereby given that the undersignedh Zee
proin'ed and q slifed ss Executor Of III estate
: John Harden deceased Those iedebted to
,ald estate will make immediate payment; and
hose having claims against said estate vi pre.
sent them legally authenticated within enc wear
fren this date.
w. HIRHS,
Asss 81 4ess - Ezseaass,
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Is hereby given that the Undersigned has been
sppointed and qualiied as Ex,eutor or.he estate
OF Nathan Shaw deceased. Those indebted to
said eststs viii make immediats yment, and
those having claims against "a 4 astste wi pre-.
sen then legay authenticated within sne wear
from this date
JOSIAH SHAW,
JOHN DEFORD
Nov s5, 1853 St. Executors.
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DAILE zRt WEEKLY AxD REsLy.

The OAio 'tats journal will be published
dunng The ensuing session Of The Leoislaturs
On the following terms:
D@'y' $500
tSS9 100
40 ,1Ia copy viii be allowed any one for.
EsTding lisI ol ten subscribers.
The proceeding, OfIhe Legislature will h.
cuIy nOisd- particular attention being Maid -
The sPirit Of the debates rather than > 6,s,~I
Transcript, relieving the reader from wading
'hIoush columns Of motions and resolves. u,,t
&says The most attractive reading.
The present Congress promises 10 he one II
great interest. and more space than usu,I II,
os showed 70 It's discussions. The Revision Of
the Isrif' the Pacific Railway, the true ,ssd.
ing OF The Pres'd, ns's Message, the hard ,nd
solt features OF Administrative Policy. as AZ.
Veloped IN the besuti ul mosaics Of III. R.I6.
more and Buffalo platforms, certainly prou,is.
rich returns to the political CLEANER. g,D.
tleman personally acquSinted with N. y.t;on,
phases OF Congressional life will give this de-.
par his special attention.
The Journal will receive the servic., I'm.
bAscoN. Arrangements also are made fur.
1heT assls a1ce as It's msana may warrant
Two gentltmen, long and favorable known "a
It's readers, Wil be regular contributors. No
expense indeed will be spared BY those. into
whose hands is control has been devoly.d. "a
half ~ III "' 0e'
Terms invariably in advance.
l. THOMAS. Assignee of c. Scott.
December Is fe6S.
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view E.Onhs

E6 We coaLI not get our paper from the
MIL IN time this week 10 publish whole sheet
We owe this disappointment To the bad man.
agement of the Coach Line.
ES- Plenty Of Snow and lots of SI,ishing
G longl
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Nov s5, 1853 St.
SRERIFFS SALE

SRERIFFS SALE
George R. .McCaskey
% In Partition.
1homos Buck ct al.
Pursua to an order Of sale issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas of Carroll county to me
directed will offer for sale at the door OF the cour,
house in CarOllton, On Saturday the 7th day Of
January 4. 1854 betw en- the hours of 10 o.
clock II. and O'Clock 7. NJ, the following
? oPerty to wit The East half of the North East
suarter section 40, in townsh p IA of Range g..
Also the east half of the North west qnarter OF
section II in township IL, Range 6, also the
west half of the north west quarter OF section ID
In township II Of Range 6, subject to the Dover
estate OF Elapor Buck therein, said lands being
In the district of lands made subject to sale al
Stsubenvi le, Ohio.
Terms ne third cash in hand, and the re.
ssunder r two equal annual payments with in.
teret from the day Of sale, to be secured by mort.
Sage on the premises
Nsv ~ 1853. JOHN H. WHTTCRAFT,
Sheriff
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War,

The news from The sea, Of The Eastern War
S'ery diseooragins to the friends sf III. Tlrks.
'rw Goods
D u MCKEE mi Co. have Just received a
choice supply of New Dry G Gods. Their as.
sor'mrnt Is a good one, ondrhey eannot fail to
10 do a good business. as Mao. is frst.rate.
good business fellow, and gentleman.
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Arrival OF Mitchell THE IRIsH PATRIOT -
Mr. John Michel, who recently escaped from
confinement in Australia, arrived vt this port
Yesterday, by the Nicaragua Company steam
ship Prometheus. A saIute WAS 6red on t .
Battery by his friends and countrymen, in hon
or Of his arrival. Great eagerness to see him
was manifested. but he did not appesro on deck,
and at the frat opportunity di.embarked with
his family and companions, in boats sent from
the shore. and landed near The South Ferry.
greeted by the mOst enthusiastic cheers
With difficulty passage was made fer them
through the imMense and ex ,ted crowd. snJ
they Immediately proceeded 10 Brooklyn, at
tended BY large number Of friends, where
their arrival was also honored with the dis
charge Of cannon, The party consisted sf Mr..
and Mrs. Mitchell, and their children, Mr.. =.
]. Smith. who assisted in The escape, Mr. I.
F MeAgher, and other refuyes.-N. J. Cour-
ier and Enquirer.
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Humphrey K. whits tai
Pursuant to an ordsr.Of sale Issued from the
court Of Common P ess Of Carroll county 0hi0.
and to me directed will offer for aals Al the door
Of the court house in Caro- tou. Oa Sahardag fhs
SIS dag ofDecember A. ID. 1853 between the
hours Of 10 clock A. N. and { o'e och p. NJ.
The following premises situats IN Carroll co Ohio
to wit Lots numbered 8. 8, and ~, In the tOwn
-sf Leesburgh 10 said county.
Terms-One third cash in han 4 snd.ths renal
drr in two equal annual payments, with intsFsn
fFom the dav Of sale 10 be secured By mortga. :
ss the premises. JOHN n WHITGRAFT
ksv. - 1854. SheriR
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Senate. Mr.. Gwin gave notice Of several
bills granting land Tor Railroads 10 Calioral.,
Mr. Hambn introduced bill W establish
: line Of telegraph from the Mississippi nver
10 he Paeifc.
The jOiat resolution suthorsing ths Pred.
.iert 10 c0ofxg Las title Of fLienAnanh Gssersl
! J BTesst - tAken up sad aftsrA long de.
bals uas erlAEed = > saggossedi yeas 30,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
From the Quincy Herald of the 18th
the morning of the election:
What has the Hannibal Railroad to do
with the election to-day?

This question is hypocrticay asked in
certain quarters We answer, unhesita-
tingIv, il has much 10 DO with it ii Pit
man is elected, it will be understood abroad
to be verdict OF the people OF Quincy
against the Hannibal road. If Wood is
elected, il will be understood abroad and
thrown into our teeth that the people Oi
this city are not opposed TO the Hannibal
road. Wood supports it --Pitman opposes
it. Which is right? The people of the
State want To know. All hands want to
know whether the voters of Quincy are
opposed to or in favor of the Hannibal
road If they elect the man to-day who is
known to the whole country as the bitter
and uncompromising enemy OF the road-
and who has defeated it twice in the egis-
|ature, il will be understood by the legiSla-
ture and the people Of the State, that the
voters of Quincy are opposed to granting a
charter for road to Hannibal 1t they
elect John Wood today, who has three
times voted for that road and stands pledged
TO do so again, the Legislature and the peo-
Iple of the State will understand by il that
the citizens of Quincy are not opposed 90
the Hannibal charter, and will grant it at
IOnCe! Ill lllul CASoS ldIC"O'l %uihSl INV
pride and boast of the west. A city that
lis without rival in beauty and enterprise,
nolo, will speedily become one-horse viii
age with stern-wheel prospects Surround,
ed by railroads, yet benefited by none
Farewell, Old town! we have known you
long aud loved you dearly! our fortunes
are cast with YOU, but like the blind and
those that are led BY the bliHd, we 60 into
the ditch together! Your lovely hill-sides
may indeed have charms to hose who pass
them by and view their verdure in the dis.
tance, but to those whose homes are here
whose hopes were once here and whose
poverty still keeps them physically here
these green hills will give out no ray o
hope, but serve merely TO remind us per
petuuny of the stilgreenergreenne OF th'
policy which blasted your prospects forever
The towering spires OF our churches vii
T point iuasience to the only land of hope L
tour people, aud the air Of orr city will b