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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
From The Q1ney Herald.
Precisely a. Everybody knew, should John wood be
Elected Mayer.

Elected Mayer.
About fen days before the election on Mon
day last, we wrote several letters 10 members Of
the legislature from counties not locally inter.
ested in either the Quincy or the Hannibal road
inquiring whether, should the people Of this
city approve Of John Woods votes in favor Of
the Hannibal charter by re-electing him Mayor,
they would continue themselves 10 oFPoSE that
charter es they have heretofore Zone. We had
no doubt ourself upon the subjective thought
we knep what would be their course for the fu-
ture, should the people OF this city endorse John
Woods support Of the Hannibal charter; but we
expected TO be able 20 get replies TO these let
tiers in time 10 convince every man in the city
that John Woods election at this time would in.
sure the success of the Hannibal road at the
callel session of the legislature next fall. The
/ first reply we have received came 10 hanl this
morning. Ii is a letter from a member Of the
present legislature, and will explain ITSELF. W.
give |! below, emitting The name Of the tow
and county in which it was written:
| ""*"s. April Is. 1853.
NV Dear Sir Your favor of the 9Th reached
me some days ago, but have not had leisure II
reply till now. You ask me whether ] shoulc
regard vote of the people of Quincy re.elect
ing Mr.. Wood over Mr.. pitman TO the office o
Mayor, as evidence that the people o: yOu
place were not, as had heretofore been led Il
believe, opposed to the passage Of charter TO
railrsad from Naples 10 Hannibal. have l.
answer that would so regard it. take it 70
granted that the people of Quincy, If they ap
prOvs of Mr.. Pitman's opposition to the Pix
icounly road will do il in the best possible wa
by their roieS. I take il also for granted ina
if the people OF Quincy approve Of Mr.. Wood
support of the Pike county road, they will mani
fest it in similar way. The legislature, | hav
no doubt, will so regard it, and act or enact &C
cordingly.
Respects 10 Pitman, and best wishes for hi
success.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

A VIcroRY.-The citizens Of Knox county,
Tennessee, have voted to subscribe 800 600 Of
stock TO the Knoxville and Danville Railroad.
and a like sum 10 the Raburn Gap Railroad
This added TO the $50 900 previously voted,
make total of $25o,000 subscribed by the en-
terprising citizens Of that section for Railroad
purposes.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

The Pittsburgh Journal states that the con.
duclor of the Pennsy lvania railroad, when near
Greensburg, stopped the train and pushed ..
m olf the platform, which caused him to roll
and rupture a blood vessel-ths man expired
almost Immediately.
The conductors name is Keeler, and the only
reason assigned for the act, is, that the passen-
ger had no money 10 pay his farc.-lRepubli-
can.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
Col. Benton arrived in 81. Louis, on Friday
GrOEa Washington.

CoHvIcTEO. On Monday last an old
man named William Adsr was put under
hS trial tor an assault with intent 10 com.
nit . rape upon the person Of q little girl
aged Only about eleven years. Although
seventy years Of age. with Steps almost
,Oltsring Oh lhe verge If his last final rest
ing place. the daHrnahls crime was fastened
upon the old maH By jury OF his fellow
citizens, who after few minutes absence
from box returned verdict Of gully, and
fixed upon one yeaI in the penilentiary as
his punishment [Oquawka Spectator, Goth.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
Truly,your friend,

Here is genuine letter received by yester-
days mail from a member of the present legis-
lature, and it accords precisely with our predic.
tons before the election, upon this subject
We are expecting and will undoubtedly receive
letters from other members that we addressed
OIL. the matter, and will lay them before our re ID
ers and the people of Quincy that they may un-
derstand fully and fairly the position in which
the election Of Wood has placed them.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

Il is with regret that we learn that the
dwelling house Of John Robinson, Esq, ten
miles west of Fulton, was, on Tuesday
nigh, of last week, entirely consumed BY
fire. Not more than third of the house
hold furniture was saved. The fire wa,
communicated from the pipe of cooking
stove. The house was moi insured Full
ton Telegraph.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

TnE EAST TFNNEEssEE lRoN MANurAcruR.
ING CoMrANY at Chattanooga have finally 80
perfected their arrangements as 20 he in full OPP
Grafton. Their advantages for turning on, work
have no parallel in the Union. Owning exIen.
sive mines OF ore and coal, and plenty OF capt.
tai, they can Ill any contract with promp,ncss
ana on reasonable terms.--Cncinnatti Railroad
Record.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
CnAnLrsroN AND MrnrHIs RAILnoAp. tn,

Tuscumbia Albanian Of the llth says:
The railroad is finished within six miles Of
Decatur, and will doubtless get through to that
point in the course OF another month. The
passenger train runs now 10 Hillsboro', eight
miles this side Of Decatur.
The Memphis and Lagrange section Of the
road will doubtless be finished 10 Lagrange
about the sumo time that our section reaches
Decatur, leaving but little over hundred miles
Of stage travel between Charleston and Mem
nhis.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
HANNIBAL JOURNAL. APRIL %, 1853 :

Mr.. Duff LEI, yesterday, for St. Louis, on
his way TO ST. Joseph, where the contracts
for the i-sftweniy.tive miles at the Other
end Of the Railroad are to be lei on the
! 10Th OF MAY.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
HSa c0aGAEsa

4Se ENwfaNas Missourisn has put up the
ee.lnn n NJ yaA i. Lindley, of Lewis county,
F,r Congress in this District. We nre not ac-
susiatei eth Mr.. Lindley, but understand hin,
fobes young man Of fine talenta, and one Of
the best stump speakers in the Slate, He has
nroved himself match for the Hon. James S.
Green, who is certainly an ingenious stuInper.
Mr. l.. is at present Prosecuting Attorney in
Judge Recess Circuit lGlsgOw Times.
e. The N. Y. Herald, OF the 9Th inst, says
Our Washington gossip brings Old Bullion for.
.gard asthexi TO Mr.. Buchanan, the most proni.
nenbman before the cabinet for the mission 10
Eneland. we doubt not that consider.
el,le number Of the old fOgies and young iiedg-
linxs Of die House 81 Representatives would re-
ioice at The sending of Old Balloon across Abe
seAs; and there may he some members Of tl,e
cabinet who you'd feel easier Il the terrible
Missourian we're out Of the way. But we pro-
test against any such disposition Of Col. Benton.
&c Ea5 elected as All -fndppenicns -rrefnsST-s' o.
the Honse. The country wants a man OF bis
cslibrc ana pluck 10 I'll that character in that
boSy, and Benton is the man "a do il. The
HOUSE has been like school without nastsr
long enough. II is time that II sh,nld be brought
under che rod OF discipline. We cant spare
Old Rallion IRON llc House.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

A. T. Lacy, Esq , has been elected Cashier
of the Branch Bank Of Missouri, at Cape
Grardeau--removed from Jaskson aud
Mr.. Lee Byrne, Clerk of the Bank
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
The Quincy Court House is to be enlarged
an expense Of $4,000.
THE NEW MAINE LAW.

The chief object of the new law is, as
the committee intimate, to add facilities of
enforcement 10 the enactment of the orig-
nal law, rather than 10 add TO its intensity.
Still it has been made more efficient, and
at the same time features of doubtful con-
StiIutionaIity have been removed.
1t allows farmers TO manufacture and
sell ciderin certain quantities, but furnishes
no facilities for its sale in the grog shop. 1t
has abolished the double penalties TO which
the appellant to the Supreme Court was
liable, and allows the same rights as in
other cases of appeal. Instead of voters
aud residents of town, it provides that
"lhree persons who are competent to be
witnesses in civil suits, residents within The
county" may enter complaints. When.
ever an unlawful sale is alleged, and de.
! livery proved, it shall moi he necessary Ia
! prove Il payment. but such delivery shall
Oe sufficient evidence of sale. Dwelling
houses may be searched, under certain re.
stric ton, but The tiniing Of liquors upon
search shall not OF itScf be evidence that
they are KEEP! or deposited for Illegal sale
and a severe penalty is prescribed for false
testimony in the statement required before
such searches thus, this provision i, very
securely guarded against abuse. The pro,
vision with regard to persons arrested and
imprisoned for inIOxicatiOn &C., will ope.
rate practically the Same As the provision in
the Vermont law, that such persons NAV
be discharged upon leStiIying where they
got their liquor. The duty of agents !,
more clearly defined, and this provision
will be less likely to be abused.
Other points of change might be noticed
but we have not room this week. We like
The law, aud :hnk it will shorten the life
of The rum traffic in Maine by many years
II takes effect on The first day Of June.
Let our friends in other States TAKE
courage. Maine takes no steps backwards
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
House and Lot for Sale,

THE Undersigned wishes 10 sell his House and Lot.
L situated on Sixth, between Bird and Hill Streets,
It is sony flame house, liked comfortably for a
small family, with all the necessary out buildings,
good garden, all kinds Of shrubbeTy, and ns well Of
water.
Possession given immeditev and indrsputable title
For terms &c, apply at thae Messe, ger Office. rt0
Jan27 #. A. d. MCDONALD.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

SUIcIDE.-A resident OF ST. Louis by the
name OF Henneke killed himself by discharg
ing pistol in his mouth, few days since
He was insane from drink.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

This morning was very cold for this time
Of year. Dew TINT Tell last night was found
frozen this morning.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

Mary Weaver was stabbed and killed BY
her sister, Mrs. O'Connor, in Pittsburgh
They quarreled, while drunk, about %
cent piece, which resulted in the murder
Of the former.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
That Long Narrow Room.
Opposite the Drug Store of Messrs. Brit.
tingham 81 Co., and next door
10 Mr.. McEroy's Book

HHShail N CO.' ana next door
10 Mr.. McElroy'S Book
Store,
>Sa IS now h"i' & filed with great ba'gnins in "a.
R Clothing and Gentlemen's Fur n
III nisIIiTg Goods, VI
"a chased in Philadelphia ami S. Louis, at Reduced
p rrs.
Al ho Oh MT NJ NMMoTH STOCK Tor Variety,
&c II OF exc -d IN our ~, and ior Cash vii! be
s'ld al very S Al L PROFITS
lrge assortment Of Umbella', direct from the
Marniacory IN rhladelpha. consisting i'll part, LIZ
de- "d GPu! meu's fine S TX aud Mems Scoeh
I''hghan' &c, sc aiSo / o. Frame Leather Trucks,
sGrFmor ar'icle,) Carret B'gs Of every variety;
5 die B e..
IL dozen superior LINEN COLLARS; Ladies' Me-
Tnn Gauzt Vests
Bear Ia mind the Long Narrow Room" 9 he Place
HIR M McVE!GH, Ag't
Hannibal, April 10, 1875 s-,w.Iy)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

Col. Stewart, President of the Hannibal ard
St. Joseph Railroad, passed through this city or
Saturday, on his way 10 Washington, on bust,
ness connected with the road and the selection
Of lands granted by the Government in aid OF
its construction.
Mr.. Alien, President of the TaciSc Road
leaves to-day for the same purpose, and with q
view 10 financial arrangements for the constru.
ton of the Southwestern Branch as well as
the Missouri river line Of lie road RepuL.
lcan,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

We learn by a private telegrapbic dispatch
from Vincennes, that the Bride, with a cargo
from Cincinnati, sunk at the Grand Chain, in
the Wabash, on the night Of the 18th, in six feet
water The boat broke in two, and, in addition.
she had 800 barrels Of lime on board which set
fire to the boat, and she no doubt will prove .
total loss ( Louisville paper. '....'
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

The contracts for the construction ofthe Ohio
and Mobile Railroad through Alabama and
Tennessee TO Kentucky, have all been made,
with the exception Of short distance in Me.
Merry and ObiOn counties,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
1903. IaA1.
8. LEE & SON,
GTOcOFs and OeaiPrs ia BIuuOFR.
BOTH FOREIGN AND Domestic


SIWCOFS ava 9fbktFk bN BlQWOR0,
BOTH FOREIGN AND DoMERTIo,
WILD CAT CoRkER,
Sign OF tho Grand Oiemai HIsek Rooster,
Main Street, Corner of Bird Street,
HANNIBAL, MO.
I'VE would call the attention Of our patrons 10 tie
w fact thi the year 1882 has closed and that the
tImS-approved cus'om of commercial Transactions H.
10 dose The acrounS of the Old Year, at as eSIy ~.
Rod IN the New Year. as practicable VIII our pat
rons bear tus IN mind, aud ACT PROMPTLY upoH thls
suggestion?
We give below for the benefit of our old eustoners,
aud also Tor that OF as many feel disposed
TO dea with us, a list of our BRANDIES and LIQ.
JOS. Give us a hearing, ant he your own Judge:
200 BBiS, RECTlFIED WHISKY, Black Rooster
Brand
30 BBLs OLD BOURBON, imported from frat hand.
"Od iaitiuck.n
80 BBLS MAGNOLIA WHGSKEY, A, Mol
200 BBLS. CIDER VINEGAR
BRINDIES, VINE AND GIN
Otard BT'y, Jamaica Rum,
U. r. Wind do, Santa Cruz do,
HAS ah do, New England do,
Nofceau DO Peach Brandy,
A.Segnelte do, Madeira Wine.
roIl VINE, Sherry do.
malaga 20, HollsndlGin.
All OF which we will sell at wholesale or Trt.a'
cheaper than St. Louis prices, for CASH!
ian20'53tf
~ Paris Mercury copy
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

Do The Southwestern Flag, printed a,
Springfield, and known TO be under the
control of Maj. Phelps, has hois,ed the
onti. Benton flag.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

The Democrats OF Quincy, confident Of sue
cess, at the recent city election, had prepared a
coffin 10 be carried in funeral procession, with
The following inscription:
"John Wood-Bound for Hannibal"
The Wing threatens to publish the name OF
the maker.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

MURDER.-A brutal murder was committed
by some unknown fends in human shape, on
the person Of a Mr. Banspach, on Thursday
night last, about two or three miles below the
city. The body of the deceased, we under
stand, was found next day in the river, in an
eddy. 1t was supposed he had money by him,
but the miscreants, we learn, made poor haul.
Suspicion rests upon certain persons for COM
hitting the deed. They are said 10 be from 81.
Louis.--[St. Joseph Gazette.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

Hemp--a good article is worth 81 in
this market.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
pnhlie Buildirrp in Santa Re.

II is some few hundred miles distant, but that
is no matter TO our western people. just look,
YOU stone masons, OF the advertisement Of the
Commissioners for the erection Of public build
ings in Santa Fe, in this mornings paper. This
is but the commencement Of whatnay be q pro-
flable contract. II Republican.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

A few days ngn Il man stopped Il, one Of
the hotels in ST. Louis, and being very care
full Of his money, deposited 81 ,O0J in his
boot; and being very absent min ded, de.
posted the boots containing the money
outside the door, to be BACKED. In the
morning he walked up and rushed into the
bar room hatless and coatlesS, TO inform
the clerk that his money had been stolen
from under his pillow. The clerk counted
out to him 81 900 which he had received
from the honest boot black.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
LINE! LIME! LIME!

'IHE SUBSCRIBER, will keep Stanly on hana
fresh burned LINE, for sale at the corner Of Hin
and Sixth Streets
~ Those in want Of good article of Lime woula
do well 10 call on p. J. WILLS
Hannibal, August 5th, 1921
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
Plank Roads in Pike County.
LocrsrANA, April Is, 1853.

We find the following in The last Louis
ana Rec ord:
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28
TUESDAY rvEkiNa. APRIL 2s Im,


The Quincy Wing says we do not believe
the Herald's assertion that Quincy is DIVE
ded on the question Of opposition to the
Pike County Road, but that we will con-
tinue to publish the Ilerald's articles for
the sake Of "poicy." We consider the
fact Of unanimous opposition on the part
of Quincy 10 the building OF the Pike
County Road, of less importance than the
question Of the ju'tic, Of such opposition.
The Herald's articles contain convincing
proofs that q Iincy, confessedly prompted
by selfish motives, is guilty Of rank injus-
iice to the people of Pike county. Even
the Wing does not deny the facts set forth
in the Herald, hearing upon this point
- the question Of justice. Quincy inlu'
ence and Quincy power are relied on to sus-
tain unjust caims-but power founded on
injustice is transient~-even row it is gliding
from Quincy. Let Illinois legislators in
future beware how they provoke the grow.
ing power Of Pike, assisted by the awakine
interest Of Morgan and that whole line o.
counties in Illinois through which the Grear
Western Railroad will pass.
Communities as we'll as individuals, car
remember injuries. ..
\ Nor are We prepared 10 60 to the whole
length of refusing all credit TO the asser
lions of The Herald, which show by impli
cation tina, Quincy is beginning to open he
|. eyes 10 sense Of the injustice Of appealing
TO the Legislature for partial legislation.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

A man named Clay, with $4,000 on his per
son, recently mys,eriOusly disappeared from
Cincinnati.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

The Glasgow Banner, Anti.Benton, has been
discontinued.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

Jas. s. Green declines TO be candidate
for Congress.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

The river is still rising. 1t rose more than
an inch last night.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1852-1853, 1853-04-28

;. H. & T. A. MoDANNOLD,
" ! oHNSSRhTES5 n3. Y G.rl i S, a y;
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PHILADELPHIA.
Things In Philadelphia.

to'fespcrds ace Of The N. \. Tribune
PHILADELPHIA Friday, Aug. ~, 1855.
The New Orleans subscription has rea,hed over Sl5,-
Vo. The Vegetarian Society held an adjourned meet
ias yest erdsy afternoon at the Church n Third st. be-
Tow Thompson After adopting series of resolutions
respecting their peculiar principles, the Company adj
Joufned 10 lower room whore banquet strictly veg
enos principles provided. The tables hand
soney adorned with flowers and the set out despite
tne absence Of feb flesh fowls and smusnts presented
avery attractive appearance. number Of speeches
nsoe BY various gentlemen and the compsny separated
sasr Enjoying pleasant evening.
oey banned John Gillian, recsatly from Nsw.York was
sfeseo Yesterday and taken 10 Bristol by Officer Foster
90 answer the charge Of robbng schooner st that
soe o. s'o IN money large portion Of the monsy
20, Lemue Psynter, who fell from tree in the yard
70 his residence, in Germsn-st, has so lar re-
ss 10 De able 10 walk out He is an aged gentle
$40 eArs were entertained at first that he could not
degrees. I'' s'''1 o. 00i
Thomas Mce'raw and fellow lsborer were badly hurt
yeeriAy afternoon bys bank of gravel Gazing in on them
" brovnst, near William, Spring Garden
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W-HAMPSHIRE.
Free-soil State Convention,

<''r denee OF The n. \. Tribune.
1. O 49,, -. WOLfBORo. Angus, 24th. ISIS
with large delegation from the lover par Of
the state including Hon. John p Hale of Dover. and
On meaning the landing was saluted by music from a
MILFORD Band and cheers from the multitude assemble
bore.
o'clock the Lady Of the Lake" with snot
ZANE delegation from Concord and the upper,
eSn o. he State arrived with banners flying and y
sscsec with equal enthusiasm procession was d
snsa which proceeded to large grove on the bal
O tas smiling waters" where the Convention was
K oy choosing Hon. Amos Tuck, of Exeter N h
t,aDd several other gentlemen Vice Presidelts
= ietares.
ack then invited Rev. Mr.. Hutchins, Of Dover
!" drawer ~h" addressed tn .hrcue Of ..rsce with
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APROPos OF \ TOAST

Frorl the Courier les Fiat u.
There is newsyspef in New }oIk-in- G.s- -f.s .li
&C.. wonder Of the American press-vh'se prosperity
,o1id,c on auca,i, AID sclads.. viii remain ev-a -
~ fall ~ nonum. nj 4 what can oe ef-ciel y 'r-
,sec i'm udsnce We need o.. name III. H--..L
twill ons day be- cl0cus sIl instructive hf.-y-
LA. f his sheet = Ab-noa with "a. cent oi aVA.u-
,apal-s, stained curing the poverty OF lis early yes by
system OF shameless h,.ck ma is''liog so;t o. no 'n
slime 1haeuce in the mics, Of Contempt ani a1'-'s.
.cor-suooe edirg by cnt OF mieiA,g'sis nso.-l'e 10
..ncns not oly IL scvsrsaIi.s bl. ine voice u
honest and having, il err conducted IL Proprietor
I'd fortune ttrou.a repeated glonini4s eAn.n-s GOV
liorEs, Aoc So fo h.
such s in ,lt TINS history which related 20 cAy . tie
tsri.sn prb.ic IN which James Gordon Bennett 3 FL
-savor.ug to CONCEAL tAs saars u MS r''--s "''4
secrecy find person 10 give belief How c'l.i B, %
,ztlu % C. those who accept only The s-p;e1- '' GA
..,g.ss O. -ni H.. a the Unte s,aIes-:ne -ouc-r7
.u-roulG,d 30 tteir d.t,n. ainir4 IA msn coli -As
,;.-s sot 20. rrg4 sEsy 10y sacrificing o'l c'n','7--s
and talent = q zen dipped IN the venom o. c4.-nny
How could thsy comprehend TIE standing n-sc7s oi e
,,erv BY he aid Of which In. raid has n .-a . ~
-trg a rs .,h ,o1 = bs taken fr hs sc-ni O. poole
.syorf How above all 70 b. deemed an aaly I'd Ia
Eino ui maevosni power q olce ti4'e 'ad fe-l o7-'l
by ~ p. body ~ experienced by a. at LAS BET -,
.4r-4 by % 'o-rul wiia-at c)aslcaon-' ~a'ai ai<us
without co.'s .enl with 10 other n-c. Il Ia; - - q
Yo.,i. ,s5 40 sdltor's bsck proof .io,t AZ t-'ls
This ~ repeat IT, VII be one OF he prodis oy -
esrs -edbe ou- il must BE- coni-sssl-Ji lie pf-s-a
,us b, niirg Dr. surprises % me !l.a-- ~ n;
Nv con - our.r - - ,-e sycC iA-c.5s 'i t- rr SEX
lev eays sEo- banquet siss1 % nv 3.--sf' %
lie L..rh .-.s.,e >4s4. t.rv Va iJ--. Gus. ,-s
-a.. "a. E.-q.f -, gen s-erl ~ @. - n -
Pres C.s;sl-y lie P-ess inu, have lett H. 80 p
fs8- sLi ; t1e a-..lc toast MAKER s-.sc'ei a -
..u.so. 3D.. ite ri,. " Of he sdnir-f c. Ia He-i
j. rot ve. exhausted lie goes 90 9 .sg, 20, -i'o7-
his i.a-r. j. .l- mist 3 F-.--s r sli deny .--
.5ssr ,t D. p sr. FL ----s .li -l.s ,-i -r'-A' %
t.sse lsyo.u.i.L a. A.
rh.. indeed Frame g.. E-s3pe ,-sp add q 80 p'a
f james Gordon B--nst; TIE GA world E--i-1E %
"a. Rrl .or TIE .ynA o.. h1sr.y
Let - hank heaven, hat lie pe9ps "a Llr'- cave
tcresRor- zeal. more worthy o. themselves
81, whs-e hss TIE fanscai llo-sr OF as hs--a 1902
zen hs ;s,ish raise hs head ~ inst power Of ne
cav HIS he Fulton street icurnl ever known -ny
,hr ,rAee h.n hat II hlsrng tbs passion. OF Us 10
ueuil Are It's pretended ACTS Of opposition any thInS
but the mssns Of selling iise AZ little nishe. prc4 we
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