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~ !e Il al ante i n aid hrv" lie iat0n IN tsv-
la: ti,:t tinhit OF thr most rHlusb % riLdi-
cas- IL - Iuh isil"d TO tie mrrt hat 4.
I';ip / ltn.ai, The tate man and
III 90 of ''rai IL In Il Ii mot equal d.tirah4
IL rat Il "a i"Sit'iy q. USED ftts ard inrDIa.
q n. Nj. h ~! lie TO 5 Il 90 here s. well Licss,G
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..ste ,Ir Fenno. and rs y source OF recre
Is. euj ynsnt, with tn, array Of talent
,-..en;eI rough the drdmatts persona.
,sbo appear on our boards, the Theatre
,iubty draws highly fashionable Audiences.
Ne are glad 10 fi.,d the services Of the man.
a,cr 80 We appreciated aud the talents Of
III, STOCK e,mpany, since the opening Of
III. season have always been wei; supported
! bya "siar" or tx, of no inferior nssni.ule
B.rs.'s Timothy TooIles,'' last evening
vi. HUN 'rou-, and his rich presentation Of
III. Character s,uok tie sides of s,,.ae of The
al litory, so ~ TO actually f.tigac them
vita laughter. His other ch Araeter ia the
secnnl pi"c:' was eqt.liy yell sustained:
! and. as he has mad. secoui engagement,
S4 SoIl earnestly recon- a .aj all hose af-
4 ell with esn~i III tais Spring time IF the
| u,
an the ,wars t. peep from beneath their
winter covering; IA word, all that are
siJct TO the Spring fever. or the ngue. just
10 aud hear Burke befurs re c;oses his
engagement.
Tbs even, G is app iutei for the benefit
u ". F.nl'. the t.lt ,ted artistic and ell
cent IN IA ger. lie has sproyii: for bis
pr 'as IL Il ,e hi |, eusr4c.ng himself. the
lrmt .5!c B,rae, All all the c,mpany.-
We prrdic. n brill mt house.
Tie Jaetsoa E2u st,.am Na,x.-.Nr. .Ns21s.
The city f New York, will, We learn.
lave - f -triaa sta;ae. like ihat Of our
oSI Ii will b. gr,nl o-na:a .at in the
c.,tre Of the PARK
B,ardiay H,asss The rric. Of board is
already g ting 40 we p r, AMI As We will
have Il long recess Hptil Acemher aud bat
les Strangers, who will 60 to the Hotels,
the keeper, VI hoarliu houses should re-
gliIt- their prices &c: riding TO decent
Sole Tie IN ,rAets are cheap ia cpmyari-
SIN TO the enorHous charges some few
weeks since: anil s)Me uf our boarding
A'a:es ii course tn. lower class are a re-
PrIeh to "ashnstoa. MlnJ set them up
without dollar. Tuey borrow the furni
tlfe get security for the rent, purchase
Tue oroked NASTY meat. an fused up VIC
'aHs, AMI thei serve them to respectable
"'n' We have i"uli out many Of the
rcas' ,uaectei with certain houses If
'a'' d s'r'p,ion aa'l my ny and by expose
'aea TLe VI ,y.r or Corp Jratiuu If the
e''y oh'ai! ex .ct u license from this cl:.s 8
a "1shlnstou, AL have their places we'll
Inspected any of them i, the wo,k Of
plAler To the stranger with im yuuity; ana
" all their deeds were ur.u ,ht t. light dur
"e " SESSION at mashinst N, they would
A'Ae tue ange.s Weep" There ure t. be
'''' many highly respectable aud well con-
suc'ed h1uses of tue kind in the District.
iedJers BM.-It will be perceived that
NC leieer' viii give - grand ;lop Oh next
""dty nIsIt. From tue knoxn g,liin;ry
'ae c'rps there is no ioubt but it will be
asuprrb att .r.
'"am'iss b Ill. Our frieuds mist not
"'sr' the Bill of the Columbia Fire Com
~! 0n L 'ster Monday night. 1t Promises
fully.
'''''oemeRis. -Al.sost every street shows
Tie i'm ,ruyen:ntJ this Sc tSOu n III be
Al n M vail be II Ter tnal one u he
''e,ed By JJhl Alex N Ter a, his old place.
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,r y,.s.I ii ~ 8. III a. he NrrchsI is Ma
;irr ! regard u rs:I u v:'rml;r w'tk Er lie u.s.
I'll WHO a d nd r.rG I,i D. rey tCn m, 4
cI,' tirs H. 4 j. rAtb din ca niry. lrt tl- t-rs
"a u IT,, rial qu.-:s invoked i'm tie sCn,ini.
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Fancy AaTIcLEx, PA0YUMERY. &C,

AoH h',d aud for sac 1T Stationrls' Hall ad-
~ iEg the Irving III tel an extensive ass !.
Iii al 81 ieff"ncrA, FARMS to'.gle SINS ioil am
tlr ''ai i'riar of roumhia. Tooth Powders
i'-u- nd - hrrart lcrt lining to n Tcii,t
as ia" = ,T frGtf tleu,h Polish for Bce,s
shoes "
Az Oh with We viii stil I least M fy r,r ce,rt
"a ii or IN Is ttI. "a bc urch sci e'scwh re
'tS e ur cc'tS isr =. &c. Crit at
J"' STATIilNk RS, HALL
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on bu.t Ii q it.rs. 9th tops
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H'Gdy'''"de Cfo'hng ard Oa!Ittiny Establish
nc"'. Pam ar,hae, Le;aeep 9M and
l0th sis. nerf &, Iron UaiE
~ void rep Il II |, sly To cur friends at In.
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"uf I'll ~ III mcnr mtii Z il che of lie
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y + 'f'h Couu r.,
W. .''r p re to make or,ier he most fashion
10 e al L G gii-t TIN, ,.ttt
CLOTHS. EAS>IGi RE-. AND VESTINGS
Z" lie f'u' & i" 1 e City. p,ic,s as ow IS those
'"it lfi' Gle fsi read, De tore in Washing
u H1i Su make and Il, iSl. We are q, ter
III al give entire :: i ticiit.l.
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complete sSsult;I, Ut
RH.DY-NAi-E clio HING
f tel ,sL ana rr,t cua ity IA % ices 10 suit tho
tins
xS~ Ever; ii - OF C;oiiing made tc order
u AL, & ST. pIIENS
! enn. e.. 9lh snd 10Th SITS
First e. east ~, ie Iron building
Afro at 'ur t.tib isimeut tl.leL doors east of Ma
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Or, j. =, ttD>E.S vDUS AND IN
viGO.kATiN 1ORDlAi.
Tn. ..re..te,t DIS ORR in kedicdl .Sctrhce

test :
f'ut ihous ..ie no a.e suffering "ith any MIR
l vnu, ASfE r,oNo. Wi 1iti ln .:s. late reiiri IN
using ,h- wuui.riui Goa i.L. 1t cures Neuralgia,
H-tr. "a. pit ,tini. Heart ufIi. Her'"us Heat
Ache ,renUrlf lc tis:,.s III Flesh. WAX ft IL -.
anu ali sl-,s ,e.. IF IN: mi,t br:y; Wheeler
Win dvwa by are. ABR or study
Tus truly . on.ir f.: Me,.ic'e from its pe,uar
happy IF in .iayns 1t IL II Vi lent A'rsnus l.
iect,u a,.d .r,npirt. ~ rIsujcatiDs lem r m :hr
y, may justly Nv. rr-i t''r gr'nus-t d.s'a'ary
in III - ieu.e OF .ed;ci. |, sdtsiueS s"i AYERS III:
th,s. ..r,..u> :.i.,. ..,s. ~ i.. h. pro-
E,n 81. MIRA. .kii h,. t,it.er'u lad Ia" nt!ti. l.
gram res ore! l. !lii ding ei' WEAK rct still
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by fr IN .iicrr is nri 0sti'g pr EHr' sart iih"
a c,l ran and i hteiics. ed cs ar" "a most III '"'-
nj u. HI. was, he 'e'v"us "ir ao>' s.'fl' Ti',s
with c,nst mt pain and u"e.ssi"'s axe H. It':u
caret by usin . sin .tt l.!
= l.. ., e. Is a..d to b. bad ~ 81 tie ''s."'tEl
lr~ x S:or ~ sshias'''.. inor. e'o'n. % , md
A.exa?rr! q. zen %
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NJ d,t kar. rar..itsre urs;!y lsired. e''ei
az -aga,i.ej. Al I'D ". ;" ] o''rtv -lt"'.'e"
10 I'll: i t usd Gate r fh"np-"'- d !: -
beta ecu 18th ald 18th stre.t nos n aIae jAi. IL
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AMC'SEMt,NTS.
NATlON Al THEATRE.

Mr.. &. A. MsRsHALL............. .SuLE LESSEE
Mr.. 4 ". fENS1 ......ACTIsG il Stage MANAGER
DIR. IL b hAITESON ............. TREASURER
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31

built roads, hey ,Dill |ollos Ne shortest and best
roddsl and II on this .sldssc q ths Rocky Aeun.
tains, they areToneS, found ~ fAp north % 90
degrees north latitude, theg viii not, 70 please
any body, % oartsd south an hundred miles,
then be oHgted back north q like distance 10
rsaohtts point Of destination, In advising s.,
Louis to StaFtthe Pacific road from point NORTH
Of ST, Louis, and more than 800 miles west Of
81, Louis, New York being alpo north, and l..
100 miles eSIt ot 81, Louis, Col, Benton gives
advice that would, 'it followed, take business
from 81, Louis and fron st. Louis rsads, Cor
the benefit Of New York and Of New York
roads. N p H n
!. am not sure whether this advice originated
In ignoranos or dealgn-lhe result, In either
case, 70 our city, 10 the same, Short Toadp, and
high veloeitisS, will control business, Why,
then, does Col, BentoA Adviss 10 the course that
will carry California business across the Mis-.
souri, river direct 10 Nep York, and thus prevent
itG coming to 81. Louis al dnl Il not New
York growing fast enough nlrsadyp Or does
he wish to prove his devotion TO his free soil
friends in New York, at the sxpen's OF St.
LouiIp But remarks on this subject will be
more appropriate in my next, when considering
Tho routes from Missouri.
Stock In the Crystal Palace Is descending
in value rapidly. Delay and disuPPoint'
ment are the cause.
A passenger on a Massachusetts railroad
has been awarded 1000 for Injuries received
by On accident,
A church in Lookport, N. Y, was struck By
lightning, on the 23d inst, and several membcrr
Of the choir, in the gallery, were killed.
An Onti.SlNVery convention 10 in session a
BO'tOn-Wendsll Phillips, President.
The Presbyterian Assembly, old school, nov
sitting at Philadelphia, have selected Danville
kentucky, as the location for the Western
Seminary.
The jury in the Gardiner case hava bssn dis
charged, being unable 10 agree.
Under tho head Of "Sta,o Geological Survey,
the Columbia Sentinel states that several sur
vsyiug companies will shortly take the field, an,
that tho wSrk Is likely to 60 forward With ensr
gy and success.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31
WANTED
An APPRENTICE TO THE PRINTINo BUSINESS
Apply Soon.
NgAall 10 AAve : TelsrrAphr'

This question Is very properly asked and
Sfirmativsly answered in last Saturdays Tri'
Weekly Messenger The ghost Of the swind'
ling concern wa we're bored with here some.
umS ago, protests against new experiment |;
but the matter may DO better managed, and there
10 more tradS now than there was then. An
We desire to do in this notice, is to assist the
Messenger in calling simultaneous attention to
the subject, as its decision ought first and finally
10 BE- left with those whose pockets would be
most influenced by the result The project Od.
voeatod by the Messenger is direct line to ST.
Louis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31
Philadelphia, May %.

The Maryland Episcopal Convention as.
sembled at Baltimore to-day. A debate
arose on motion to expunge from the
journal OF last session a letter censuring DR..
Johns for preaching in Methodist church,
The points Of difference between the low
and high church parties were fully dis.
cuSsed.
Tic editor OF the Catholic Mirror in Bal.
Unore has received aulhSnnr Information
that Patrick O'Donohue, another Irish ex.
,llS. has escaped from Van DiemOnN land,
and is now on his way TO this country.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31
Virginia Elections.
Baltimore, Nav IS.

Baltimore, May IS,
First Ds,ric,--Bayly, Dem, elected to
Congress; no opposition,
Second-Mller, Dem, elected to Con.
grssSS no opposition,
Thnd--GAskie, dem, 800 maj, Fourth
---Goode, dem, elected, Finh--Wooton,
Whig, l75 msj,--iN Campbell cOunty--ths
result is doubtful. SiXth-No returns
-Snowden, wing, $50 ahead, four
COUNTIES to hear irom--result doubtful
.Eghth--Tanlkner, DEM, probably elected.
e Ninth, TSAth, Twelfth and Thirteenth
Datricts, No opposition 10 tho Democrat.
ic candidates, Eleventh District--No re.
turns. Ths Whigs gain several members
Of the Legislature, No definite Smsunt 81
"Puhjic Works." vote generally small
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31
Ito be Continually

2"o,"-The editor Of the Hannibal Jour
nal Is entirely mistaken in his conjecture
as 70 the author Of the article signed "O,",
published some days since, aud tho second
number Of which appears to-day. The
gentleman nlmed mover saw il until after Il
was published, and cannot even guess. with
any certainty, who the writer ls,--St, Louis
Republican,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31

FISI COLLARs.--JOhn MoVcgh has just re.
ssivod at Movsighs Clothing Store, some Emo
corded eollars-Ond will ssll them cheap, We
have seen them, End we are authorized to re-
commend them.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31
Washington, Nav ~.

The jury in the Gardiner case informed
lhe Court that they will never be able to
agree, and asked leave to be discharged
The counsel for the United States gave his
consent to discharge, but the counsel for
the defence objected. The jury was not
hischarued
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31

Last Saturday night man standing on tho
corner, on ono Of our streets, was approached
By . man, who, passing behind, fired a pistol
ball into the back " his head, which glanced on,
in0ieting only slight wound, but before the
ASsailed party recovered from The shock, his
asssilnnt had robbed him Of ten dollars, and made
himself scarce, Two Of Burt MOekay's clan
we're seon in this city last week, and there are
probably more ,illains abou, than honest people
imagine.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31

An lrishmSn was committed to jail yes.
,srday, for two days, for refusing to testify
10 q case Of assault, in which Mr. P, j, Wills
was the defendant,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31

MedioinsS in excess for trees and plants b.
eome poisonous. The New England Farmer
mentions the case Of an orchard Of one hundred
and six thrifty BaldwiAs that were washed with
q solution Of pound Of potash in a gallon Of
water, The owner found in two days that he
had killed the whole Of his beautiful and Valua.
be trees, Soap puds or ashes IN water are
strong enough, GuaaS IL an excellent thing FOR
trees, aud sSlt ia sometimes ROodi but It IL one
Of the easiest thingO 10 the world to kill tr.et
With them in exesss,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31

Last Saturday German was arrested end
taken before Esquire Conway, on a charge Of
stealing $40 from drunken mans pocket,
The aecuser failing to appear, the accused wa'
discharged,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31

to ascertain the height Of an object, a peculiar
mode Of Measurement 10 in use ameng the 18th.
mus Indian" In measuring tho height Of a
tree, for instance, a man proceeds from lie base
to point where, on turning his back towards
Il, and putting the head between the legs, he
can just see the top, At the spst where he is
able to do this, he makes amArk on the ground
and then paess the distance to the base Of the
tree this distance 10 equal to the height,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31
Cinclnnn,i, MnY oS.

SlpClnRoNl' way 90
The rivSr has fallen 2 feet--weather tine.
Flour steady at SO IS Tor good brands
Whisky s $50 steady, Nothing done in
provisions Sales 1900 pigs lead $3.50.
Hon, Mn, PoRTER,--ThiS gentleman, rs,
Gently the Representative in CongreSsirom
the Second District, has removed TO Haunt.
bal, and resumed the practice Of his PROBES.
sion in that aouriShing city. Hswll attend
to professional calls in other counties, some
OF which ARE named in his card published in
another column. Mr., Porter may be relied
upon TO transact all business entrusted TO
him with fidelity and ability..-[St Louis
Repub,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-31

Persons generally, both men and women, love
because they think themselves loved; and il is
folly TO suppose, under ordinary circumstances
one can arouse feeling Of affection in another
whom he treats with oOldneSs or Indifference
Pride is at the bottom OF Ia grands passion, and
that, being iAttered by what Il believes to be ap.
probation, gives place to q softer sentiment,
which iS iS fellow. OF a hundred welded
couples you meet, ask ninety Of them why they
married, and they will each answer in the spirit
of Benediok and Beatrice :--"I was 80 loved, it
wote ungrSteful in mo not to return such ab-
Sorbing Affection"
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NETWORK DALI, TRIBUNE. rUEsDAy OCTOBER is 1858

IN n. Journey He disappoin.ed in not having
s;ved tho las; subsidies sent him from Tipoh last year,
b;ch had been en- almost incredible time the road or
,bs additional force unltr Voge fastening 10 meet hun,
H. best condition and particular Of gratfcat0
"a eucoura e u 1T him the unexceponal attach
uent and faihfulne-r of his suite
The iidings from Dr. Vogel are likewise favorable Tbs
Youthful traveller had successfully accomplished the 6rst
and most difficult portion OF his journey from TrPoI 70
Iake Tad having reached Murzuk the 9Th Of August
last He il probably the first European who ha rsvesed
that region in the middle Of summer and il must be
not suffered il the least by this journey during which he
heat most oppressive, the thermometer ranging be
tween % deg and 100 deg in the shade and reaching 100
deg IN tie sun The supply Of wser was very scarce and
az all imCs bad During fifteen days Dr.. NOgel writes,
we met with only three wells and what it Is 10 drink the
water which was kept for Ave days in skin bags Only
those can Justly estimate who have actually tasted H.
On the rest Of the road to kuka the supply Of water
much better wells occurring at distance OF day or
two days journey Only in portion is there three
days journey between them
During my journey to this place iMurzukl. con
tirues DR.. Vogol +" l have made good many o5serya
iions and h1ed ssrcnomicsy the position Of all the
"tlaces have passed, wei their hight above the
level Of the shall send these observations
as they redGced-As well my observations Of some
very Interesting meteorological phenomena in the lis
"frc Wh, Ihaye traversed DR. Nogel hoped b leave
Murzuk in tie beginning of September He would aecel
brother Il the Sultan Of BOrnu in whose company he IS
IN traverse the Desert and who intends staying at Muir
zuk 70 ass there the Bairam Feast In his company DR..
Voge hoI reach Lake Tad without any danger or IN
usual discomfort Another person who has rendered the
travellers most material assistance thus far Is Mr. Feer
tx Warrington Of the late consul who i well known
ard respected by the various tribes of the Desert and who
accom- anied and conducted the far as Muzuk
ndor his excellent manageme il arrived at that place
in fre order with the instruments and effects in the best
III oniOn AfheDeun.
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-snf whether ordinary psours, 10 the wost Of
"gef,irr The world.
What then should be Christian and Ministerial edaes-
tor
Fss Christian without regard 20 be calling or PROBES
sion, shoud improve each intellectual ge ;ha. be may
use II for the haser
Every candidate for the Ministry should procure ssck
scucofca as ~ oircr KsaHoes a0V bat should By
gard himself A. excluded from the Ministry be
unable 20 devote a. much time preparation
tote oil Tw re situated Institutions for theological edn
cation skould be 90 arranged enable each 10
ton his character circumstances and future location
render desirable
Thu, the Ministry viii be increased at once in Numbers
energy ard sdsItaton, and the vAeS C'rreh Will be
united in ciiusirg the Gospel
Iktse views come from source entitled 20 regard they
The result q earnest thought and they appeal for
1mGiiop 81 sense, 10 the experience of
the Christian Church and 70 the authority Of the New
Testament
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rHr IxPEDTIoY TO CENTRAL AFRICA

Tie last mail has brought d'sfa.,hes from Dr. Barb,
led KGslHa CHI OF March, l-51, I'D from D.. Ve,el
Gated Nrrzuk i..h Of A1gu-i.
Or Barb La successfully performed more than one
tlhd CT Ia uruty Iubukiu, and crossed he frontiers
4 r. territory o The Fllatlhs by entering the province
OF ka-tna al r,acling T.. capital r. uaIr he
s-c g. rrceeon Il the cclf.iue P-.ue Minister u
Skliu and an ocot 4 two hllired hose Wa promised
fcr he remainder q Bis Interesting 0arney. Ia8 e.
coz Wss 10 meet Ia hl-hla about week from the
d-te Of h. ltuers bat Q, 'uls from l. previous erpe
r,rco and the te1Cr g is la.- o0auc-i,as p9in
ct thlf srt AL ROT always faithfully KEPT and unO-ee
dt.ays secn 90 be ser ii c0lsse u tl-f pl-- Of the
word Il g. however great tAn- = have ssc1-sI tie
friends o. aad energtic a-saace ol tie Felat4ls and
iLslr rtlans su,h cniculi All da-eruas journey
faf eraktn by Dr. Barn. Daring his Say q. shna
This irdff-f e-tle lrasei,r bad efIy elpsTl Us as
In mex ~ ~ bis j0lrns a.l-- Re ls-ier pl-filn 10
lrith end l-r a.irr large snres u htlO al Nyfe
ut0hancse Intended a. prcsru,s 3 the nr.o1s c ofs
and IegEcus 81 influence whom Lc t4YeCted n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-18
LOCALITY OF TIE PRIZE FIGHT

g. L.. Ea.as y fssN = 1e-@e - "a
SO l.-iel1ss oar Usually qclet nei2lbofby9ce ~
~ nv AID .aa1 es4icily disturbed By tne nanaA,'-. a.
.r, Ai~, sr oar th9ssali pyepie from New yf., -
sls Ie4 asa 1laer gaseA - witness Tie asht -
- u $50. ~. l..s. JlAn A5sris-y and lankee sa..,
-. n . - esr tarFOse 10 deslTiDe the horElDie -
.ts ID az w. % 2. the intsnss excae1ent va
~ D. s-ss nhied msllitnde. the scenes Of ~.
S-uaA.rr-ss ,Aa allowed y0u vi learn q tae.s -,
.tff .esrcs, bsi slngly 70 protest ags-si tas 80
f-.t .ru the god lai1rc VI c.zs "a, and ~ -
- az \, bs seaas u Tie ev mgressoas sASa =.
..ttals 81 bis b. 4n0lg 6 wollt very naihsD
.f.t Ii gard % thls cOrlsnty aid % co1aieE~' W."
yer .i-l1sroEs fer0ris Ray b. circui1tst III.
Tie district & Bosion Conner, fh1uzh seozfa 80
bs suilg Mass1sLusctts Is rafar ally part = Al,
l0t u j. triln- lar section Of Territory, a
lie diagonal passacr Of he Ta1g <-e fane y y -
Serves he wcsferl lai ssu.hsu boundaries Q, :.
.st.s 4 les Wrst ~ thess DOga;a.ls s1d = ooA1' =
Al se.sstii = s.ias ~ the SAFE q. New fofs 49,.
III. e.i1sns have petf,0ned efa tines . ise ~
tussrfs legislature 10 be egted = he state o. Ne -.
Both fe ~ sri Nes ok LcSlafafc' 49,
s1reed 70 lie cessson tuf - the power 70 49,,
sarss rs,is Eth C08grees, I'D a. Z mas nrss, -.
ID snacs IN haud. tie pr0P1sed ai,eraion has H''
sciaaiy sfeetfd -, - .--,,..y ssd
,,fre "a he rfiLrfle hat honest scalng $500
punshH.euf lever have organized Ihefa' ewes 'N''