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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05
John Mithell description OF San Francis

Here on the spot where ! stand
here where five years ago Il solitary
ship sometimes visited IA lonely bay
OF the ocean, at the back Of the globe,
for a cargo Of skins-here has risen
this stately city. like an eShalation
from the sea. This Youngest and fair
est. daughter OF your great republic
was vet unborn when fell asleep
Iawoke in the Tyre OF the Pacific
No iata- morgana city of air is this
The genii have not piled it up with
lou.ls. Neither is it, like tho city Of
he Cars, or the city Of the Constan-
tines. the enforced workmanship Of
yassals or slaves, executing the iron
will Of despot. Here stan Is the
fair achievement OF free and sovereign
citizens. doing their own behest for
their own behoof--a city staunch and
potent. opulent and tree--eSto perpe-
M. Long may commerce and free
dom sit cnthroned within her walls;
and the wealth of thousand isles be
waited to her feet end poured into her
gate of gold Rever"ntly and delhi
erately It becomes a stranger, AMI as
pirant to the privileges Of Your citizen,
Ship to investigate those wise and
mantul institution that have bred and
nursel the energy Of such a RAGE.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

We congratulate the people of the West
upon the River and Harbor doctrines OF the
Presidents Message. They are not, to be
sure, precisely what they bargained for,
when they voted with such unanutity for
their author But they are precisely what
from his antece6ents, they had a right 10
expect. The internal commerce OF the
country has nothing to hope for from mod
ern democracy Millions for the extern
sion of territory, but not n cent for the i'm
provement of what we have, is the doctrine
of the day Albany Journat.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

B4YARD TAYLOR returned to New York
years and four months, during which time
he has travelled fifty thousand miles, been
received with kindness and met with no ac-
cident- He has visited most of the coun-
tries OF Europe, has assembled the Nile fur
ther than any other American or English
traveller, iourneyed in Palestine, Asia Minor
and India, visited China twice, and taken
part in the American Ex petition to Japan
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

when it Will be about half wa,
enc TO winch i must ultimate NE N
GU. ~ view ol The actual tey., y etlga
H. business and the expan4n, '0.'Neat
that oiler, the Board regard H. Pfospes,
portion OF the great clanneI y" ~ TOAD
commerce, as offering prospects Sese
nent not exceilcd by any ws.' ~ 'f's
The board submit the proees sai.'a d
last year N the full conGlenra |, !,
Their next annual meeting ~ 1ai
ny will have beer 50 l,ng n "s eoasi
u the road N full operation ,I 5'as'e'a.
dchd VIII be one oil the item. IN H. e"4 d
by the report Ct The Chief Fr, .st'le
appears necessary Tor the Comnas"s Htei
provision for additional macbinerg " tIa
an outlay OF $500 900, which hos. ia.sipril
BY the LIST Of July next. NJ r'sst
be necessary TO secure this ad1,o, VII
of cars and engines in order l. T. + =. ''ot
ness to do the business Of the ra,a y =, =
probable arrangements NAV h. ~, u
the contractors to procure wv
and perhaps the whole Of this m,c1 fVa
BY order Of the Board. s"''s'
JONI b. JlRy., Pa
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

A RIVER FLowIsG UsDEE CITY
The Newark g. j Advertiser states that
some persons who were engaged in grading
the streets of that city on Saturday last,
while working atthe corner Of Nesbit street,
between High and Summit came upon a
large hole, about twenty feet deep, two feet
wide at the mouth. and seven at the bottom,
A stream OF water five feet deep running
in southeast direction, was found at the
bottom The discovery has excited consid-
cradle curiosity in the vicinity.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05
ION q Bust"

Monday being celebrated as the opening
of.he New Year. a day that printers in their
reverence for the blessings Of newborn
year <having worked on Sunday D could not
permit to pass unnoticed, our paper does
no, present SO much reading matter as usual.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

RISE IN NEWSPAPER SUBSCRIPTIONS
Both the Alton papers, the telegraph and
the Courier h ave increased the price OF sub
scription from s. 30 to - 90 ayear, for
single, and from = to 30 for Club sub
scrbers. This is but the beginning OF a
movement which, in view Of the increased
prices in printing materials is likely to be-
come general
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

CHICAGO AND Rock ISLAND RAILROAD
For correct statistics with regard to the
progress and ultimate completion OF TINS
;mportan, road, we refer the reader to the
annual repor, OF the President of the Com
PAW, which will be found in to days paper.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

CRIMINAL SENTENCES. -Recently, a man
in Chicago was sentenced to the Pen!tentia-
ry for i'ceatg-sir years, for the crime of rape,
and man in St Louis was sentenced for
nlnety years, for an attempt 70 commit muir
der. At Rockford. man is sent TO the Peni
Tertiary for oqe year for committing murder
The scales of justice do not always balance
evenly, or they are held bv unsteady hands.
Peru Chronicle.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

THOMAS H. SHREvE, one of the editors OF
the Louisville Journal, died in that city on
the 2lst ult., in the 18th year OF his age.
Mr.. S. was Quaker and formerly editor OF
the Cincinnati Mirror.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05
One Week Later from California,
NEW Y0gK. Dec. 28th

NEW YORK, Dec. 18th.
The steamship Texas has arrived at this
port, bringing San Francisco dates to the
2Tth, being one week later.
The mail steamer Winfield Scott, which
left San Francisco Dec. LIST, for Panama,
went ashore at Santa Barbara, and is to-
tai wreck The passengers and treasures
we're saved and carried back 70 San Fran.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

The schooner Arcturus arrived az Chicago
from Buffalo on las. Thursday the 29th
ult., being the latest arrival ever had al
tina, port. She had cargo Of AGO tons
coal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

TURNED SPEcuLAToR-We see il stated
that Cassus NJ. Clay has become one OF
the most successful Pork Dealers in Cincir-
matt. Mr. Weed, editor Of the Albany Even
ing Journal, writing from Cincinnati On
the 10th, says Mr.. c. made $4,000 in the
Pork business last year, and will make two
or three times that amount this year.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

PRoIdFlc SErrLIRs.-On the steamer
r. w. McRae, that started 10 New Orleans
some two weeks since, were five families
moving 10 Texas. They were from the
neigEib Jrhood Of New Albany. H., and had
forty-iiye children between them.--Erans-
riHe Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05
Fsw Hints

The following hints 70 taose esn'.'A.s'
,nJ laNea who have had the misfortune het :
"a learn French, may be useful ID sone "
Tho visitors at Cape May, Newport anu gu
atoga:- $40 latgD.
Soabrtqnet is pronouncea so'o''s,'"3'
su-Jree-Ldy. 49,, l,ral
O,adrille is pronounced kad-ri7' not h1oa-
ri.
And the following may be uselai 70 sign
painters and advertisers:
Sta.ioners sell stationery not sea'oN-
Nigiasrs sell millinery not mililndry'--
And carpenters make joisfs not JotcsS. !"
Rroad street, near the Ridge Road, ls the
SIGN Of a person who calls himself J1o'e'
turner.
a builder in Philadelphia being asked FOL
,he man Of n house, said-"If you VIII wall
Car few minutes | will bring you
no,,s,rau,ate oil it." meaning to say pro
qr0mne. I'll. y,
Considering that the public schools o.
Philadelphia cost us upwards OF soioo'ooo
year, it is strange that English Grammar %
not taught in them, The following 10
specimen of the English to be heard al e'
cry corner Of our streets: - :,
s.When did you see your brother lohs
Il seen him yesterday
"Haye YOU done all your work"
ooh YES, done il before dinner"
Some persons say, II hare sane the eie
plant"
There is but one word in the English Ian
onaye that ends with double +; namely, tn
word butt, meaning originally, target; am
now, metaphori, ally, an objee. Of ridepie
Therefore, the auctioneers and others wht
advertise setts OF chairs, sets OF china, SCI!
al hooks, &c. &c for sale, are giving IN
,ype.set,er unnecessary trouble.-Pa'tdaei
phia Bizarre.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

GolxG OFF CHEAp.-The New Hamp-
shire Patriot. the confidential home organ
OF General Pierce, very naiYely conicsses
that, on the day it published the Presidents
message, it had to give it away. No ore
would buy the message at any price. Gu
cago J0lrnal.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

IMPORTANT TO BACHELORS. soiied
shirt collar has ruin d many q clever fellow :
and a careless dropping Of saliva upon his
bosom cut oil the brightest prospects. A
friend of Ours recently obtained an angel,
with an income of $4,000 a year, simply
BY the a.d ola two dollar trill; and another
is about 10 lead g the altar $4,000 piece
of delaine, by studiousiy sporting four and
six penny wrist bands Happiness, clean
linen and spermaceti have close connee-
ton Dutshngn.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

The old tale Of Solomon swallow the
Woman Hater,'' is resurrected and again 60
inp the rounds of the press. Our cotempo,
raries are hard up fer matter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

The Cincinnati Gazette says: much
larger amount Of capital is required To do IA
packing business this season than in any
former year. it being almost impossible TO
sell the product even at prices relatively
lower than hogs. This latter is Il singular
feature, certainly, but it indicates that those
who are buying hogs have confidence in
the future.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

PAISrUL,-A lad named T. Cariin, only
ten years old, shot another named Tim othy
Flanagan, six years Of age, a few days ago
at Rome, N. Y. The boys had quarrel
and the mother of Carlin furnished hun with
a pistol and directed him to shoot Could
the mother Of that boy have been sane?
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

The proprie,ors of the Cincinnati Gazette
and Commercial have both been sued by
CHAPLIN and others, conspirators IN the
Martha Washington case, for libel.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

Opposite our main landing people are
crossing the Mississippi on the ice IN num-
bers, while above, the ferry boat is plying,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

PoErEY At Low EBB.-The committee
appointed to render the prize Of $500, offer
ed by a Washington banker for the "best
National ode, poem or epic" although there
were FIVE hundred claimants, did not give
the prize, on the ground that there was not
one production entitled 10 be considered as
such.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

Bill Fox.-This olorlons ona'"', az
one Of the murderers Of Davenport W ,nn.
informed is again in this part OF '"s Mn
try. A gentleman who has KNOW" IVA M,
from boyhood, and is positive he eol'" low
be mistaken, met him on the ro ~, IA.
days since and recognized him. roA ,,,y.
in company with two other persons persons we'll
cling on horseback and all oil then DC
mounted, they were going mort" a." look
advise our friends in that drcctio" :" .S,,r
out for themr Good horses are Vc,s na
with such characters knarriAe 10"' "''
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

HORACE GREELEY delivered a lecture On
last Tuesday evening 10 CA.e.s2, Subject
Reform and Reformers.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

BAD STATE OF SocIETy.-Thc San Fran
cisco Herald contains the following sen
tence.
"For the fifty or sixty murders committed
within the past month or six weeks, not one
OF the assassns has been punished by the
courts"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

EsGs pr THE HuNpREps--N We were
much amused last evening, while paying !"
hasty visit to Siane's Glass Works al
South Boston, to witness the attempts OF Il
glass blower to beat the greatest exploits
Of the hen tribe. He was employed ~
making glass eggs by The hundreds. These
COOS are made in exact imitation 81 real
err, and are used BY those keeping io~ i
as nest eggs The workman was at work
fulfilling an order for 300 Dozen all tor
the Boston market. He could with ease
blow 100 an hour, rate which poor hld-
d. wulod find il hard TO equal BoSi. Tfae
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

PoRE.-Our farmers will be glad
TO hear that the market for Pork has
undergone quite an improvement
within the last few days. Heavy hogs
are selling really 1T $50 rcr 100
lbs. with brisk competition. In ad,
lition to our hom. buyers, We notice
the arrival of purchasers from ohlo,
who design operating here.--B'@''
iaqt0n Gazette.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

Misc LrcY Stone IS now lec.uring II
Chicago.
"A name ike .eurtins' shai! pc Ms,
On fane's loud trumpet blown,
Who with a wedding kiss sh1tsup
The mouth Of Lucy stone.'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

The following touching the caori, sa1
which We clip from the JoarnaI cf Canr.
will be read with interest:
TmE EEiessos.--Ihe problem as ia .ae
sucecs, of the Ericsson approaches ..
lafion Tie engine is now 50 mars 80.
aieted, that a 'rial TAP will Probablg be- a1a.
NEXT Tuesday or "Wednesday and NJ Eds-
son is IN the best .rirjts--sach as cenit=t.'
Of success inspires,
We learn from one Of her principal qgs
err that experiments already made ,aa'
that the desired amount Of pressure mar !
easily obtained. and fall reliance is hst'h.
the ship will attain speed eFaal TO al 10
nine miles an kcur, which VIII be rate q
tirsly satisfactory.
We also learn that il has been deier@a.
to place the Ericsson on ihe route be'set
New York aud Havre, az AZ, indePeaie'
steamer to replace tie temporary racs
cy occastoned By the destruction ot Ms fa'
bylIt.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05
Great Indignation Meeting at Cincinnati
CINCINNATI, Dec. 90.

Agreeable to call large and enthusias-
tic meeting Of citizens took place in the
Merchants Exchange this evening with re-
ference TO the Erie riste-s.~
The meeting was addressed by the Hon.
Thos. Corwiu and others, after which &c.
ries Of strong resolutions were adopted, de-
precating the proceedings by the people d
Erie, and the action oil the Governor 81
Penn, who sympathises and encourages the
rioters in their defiance Of the mandates OF
the courts, as we'll as the honor Of the eoun-
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

A New DoDcE.-At the American ,'m,ed
tire in San Francisco they have 'n',o' .moll
Partisan style act drop scene, a - fan.
portion in the centre oft is deVo'e" .te,u
cy scene of lake, mountain ana 1 ,a,once
very tastefully executed. But the a pa' Of
of the curtain is covered with the ~ Al.
some thirty or forty business firms N music
most every variety Of trade NV"
down TO groceries.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

Counterfeit prepaid envelopes are in
circulation al Albany, New York.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05
Foreign Items.

The Rev. G. Fletcher, who h. A..
pleted his lo6th year, preached .. - ~
Sunday in November, in Hope Cb, y !
Luke's London. r" j
1t is estimated that CAarls, n,,.
realized fl5,oo0 by the adyer,.aaa....' i'
which the numbers Of Bieai Houy ws ..A
shrined; the lowest price for each ,dy h.. -
men, was IL, while many were n,4 ~ !. !,
the rate Of Is or Go :
The nrenaut. NJ Arban, via md
ascent from Barcelona nore than A., g. J
age, and had not since been heard :, :. :,
was believed To have fallen Ia,o ,ks :, :.
been drowned, has made his srps,. =
again. An Alieant !ette, sag., that i. n
loon went over to Atrica, and TIA, n J..
seized and made slave, and con,snoI !
That state Tor two years, when he made +
escape.
-Worklnen are now busily enrara1
Westminster Abbey in taking pIa.,r, =,
of the tomb Of Mary, Queen 81 Scot, nj
placed among the statues Of the nav rr
tai Palace at Sydepham.
NJ. de Lammeuais is decidedly conyt.
ed as on the eve Of dying. and the Va
clergy OF France is daily directing e,tq.,
the renowned priest, 10 eonlure hfm b
turn TO better sentiments towards tie p
and the Roman faith.
M Lamartine has entirely rec0gey
and he hns insured his life fer the sga
Lit, 000t. Cheap enough for great a.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05
a New printer.

This is our first effort at Type-so'n"iIs Earn
presume i, will show that We ca"
fast. M help.
we arc self.tau50,, too. We Want .. n,m
we will have it right with out 'ss ,"s don't
The proof will need no correction ,s will let
attend to ,ry evory day; but We Them,
the printers know that we are on' T. INST a.
talk about the Art Of printing III "
easy Us rolling off lag
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

GAN IycIpEST.-Mrs, Abigail A. Gray, a
notice OF whose marriage appears IN the pa
pers this week we are Informed il the old
est resident native Of the State of Iowa; one
Of two older than herself having moved
away, and the other being dead. Mrs. b.
is the daughter Of John Il. Gray merchant
Of this place, but resident OF Monroe coun-
ty. Eddyriie Free Press.
This is all true, this same Lady was born
in this city (if we mistake not,) and resided
here with her parents till 1910 when they
removed to Wapello. She is the daughter
Of John Il. and Eliza Gray, and was the first
white child born in lowa,--Buri. Hawley.
A locker on at the gaming table
having observed one player very grossly
cheat another, took the ''pigeon' aside and
said,
Good heavens! have you not observed
how vilainously tina, man has been packing
the cards.
The other smlingly answered.
pray don't be under the least concern
about that; | intend to pick his poke. as
soon az hs ia done packing"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

TnG $4,000 LIBEL SUIT nc so.
HrraH takes the verdict against " 'o' Thr
600 damages and costs, very coo,H' making
costs nil amount to about 1000 i'aN Mt
the nice sum Of II 900 to be paid :, Wv. NV
Fry and the lawyers. The Hs. a. 600 is
il does not care for ,self-that .L.t The
no bugbcar to it, but it is ieariu' 'nmrc;udi.
precedent, thus established WI II D, wesl.
cial to the freedom Of other ana ''s'
thy journals.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1854-01-05

The Pittsburgh Pos, employed aaa;s' the
force on that paper. The iollow rs., 1t
first effort of the new disciple OF '1'''
speaks for itself.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
Railroad Failure.

We learn iion the Cnlcago Democrat
that Farnham, the Rail Road Kng, has
failed for 100000. This Far,ha1n is
the Chief Engineer and main s,oxe In
the wheel OF the Davenpor. and Ixa ca.
~ road. We also learn that the work
on this road has been suspended, proba-
bly, owing TO tbs failure. We ho,e We
may be mistaken IN our eonlec.urs and
information, aud that it may be another
man entirely as il would be sad stroke
10 The railroad prospects in Central iowa
There has been much rivalry In feeling
between this road aud the Lyons Rail-
road, WHICH suspended IN consequence OF
the failure OF Adams, over waict3 the
friends Of tire Davenport read were mach
eiated, and ielt very merry Now If TINS
Farnham is their man, and their Dad
susPeads, We can only say We are s,rry
for II, and hope they may not be delayed
IN he work, as we feel no such riyalr- rs
to wish anything but success TO such an
enterprise. Botl Of these roads will sion
he bulit, but Inc longer they are deia ed
longer the community Will suffer for he
the wan, OF them.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19

the Chicago and Dixor Air Line Rail
Road is now complete to iris place, with
the exception OF laying i2e track, ~
soon as the iron arrives, In CONVERSE
ton with Mr.. Herd we ascelained that
the twenty ninth section. beng the ole
between iEis place and Frankan Grore.
was finished on the frs, inst. 7nis sec.
ton is probably the heaviest on ire whole
road.
II the mater is properly man; ged we
can see nothing 10 hinder the arlvat OF
the cars within our town in few weeks
Pa, unfortunately railroad men hare sell
fish motives as well as other peop.. and
generally better opportunity OF sxercas-
ing them
The above We clip from the Dion TEL
egraph. II is the line wh.ch vii contin-
Ne on to Fulton City and froa thence
westerly through Iowa, via, T,p.a. Iowa
City. etc. In few weeks II will be CON-
pleied 10 Dixon-froa thence i, is only
80 miles TO Fulton or tie Mississippi
When once completed to the Mississippi
i, will no, long before j, viii reah out to
Iowa CITY
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1854-08-19
Glgaallr Plaa Of snflhrra lnneYatl.n.

ihs SING On correspondent OF the n Y
laAirisf and Inquirer, aiia4es - a new phase
of the Annexation fever AMI it. effect On pabhc
opinion. TIE Reciprocity Treaty he in..sts is
endangered hy the fears of the SOUTH
bl' II Is alleged that the gigantic plans OF
sorfasra Annexation, lately developed, nave
frightened Tue aslg.aai soalhcrn friend, Of the
measure II was argued On Afp:lGa, ia in the
senate, ihat the No.ta MAS open demand ng.
o. secretly intriguing Tor the scqaisitatioa Of all
hf'iisa America, with is three 4a44Iss.s VI
square miles aud Its three millions Of .ahab.-
'aats: thai money mas bear offered for Van Cosl.
tef's i,t@nt. II ne confident hope. that Stttiln
i've s-afs II would ne state D. fhe Union. that
: aegolaiion had be. commenced for the par
chase OF Ska aud the surrounding Russian
efosace, with The same ultimate obteet; that
a treaty, or COM eaton, for lie parehav and al
nexaaoh II The SANDWICH isiand group Vas
probably already snat1rrd with IN iTcT.ass IT
northern power; while the s~..iih appealed IN
Faan Tor tne annex alton of Cuba to aHoFd her
domestic security. and i.nnnnity from danger
fraia wsifoli, wathoai replying ~ tnes- com
plants, it's enough t. state that The facts ale
ged are .aa!Yir true ami that the existence OF
t4e.n eo4stit.tes al tat. line barrier t. The
confirmation II ne Marcy and gin treaty.
which will perhaps be foasd eioyether imp 5