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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

Proue Drcu,-l 'N..--A public discussion tool
place la,t Si,'ntty cvroin-. iu L, Sale. bc,ur,r
fur members Of the l., Sale literary as,oci,
.'.', aud an equal nun bsr from cur Ottawa Lite
rH'y secretly. -Ihe question va.,
Estairti Tia, nrir,, causes tend more to N,
promotion Of Rational character. than physical
l. sale taxing the affirmative; Ottawa the ne
ga..ve
The hall was crowded to excess. and the pub
lie seemed to take quite an interest in the mat
ter The debate va. Conducted with decornm
and kindly feeling. seemed to prevail On boil
side.
CamPlrisou' are oi.ou@. anil We desjra not {,
indulge 40 them. Or ns'.hror- = Ia Sal,
have .our-s 1pi speakers SO their association An,
some Il ta,r point. were vel made. though pul
O.ava friyn4, BOD rxuec, some larger boulder.
thrown at ihsa;tbau what thvr received They
ailre'arneI alive Up To- this time. We la,,
heard II 10 srsiogs Illness VI any Of our Ia Sal,
fri.na,
We Congratulate the two associations on H.,
friendly meeting which the, have hai. ami rrg.r
;ba; the sooi feeling thus begun. shall 20 IN rra
grCssing-we wish success to Il Sale IN her
commercial. moral and intellectual relations. o..
ais' 10 her li'erlfy ss,.ciailon We understand
tia; It T. IN contemplation ,u h,v, n public III.
cG.'ion IN Ottawa. tetwrer member, # The Nv.
aS.DCt.fI,rz IN rom. II ya.r HI l
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18
The l.or,S.n,,ve vnrancIcs.

The fn'lowtg sr'tnf4 have been elected So
lomon pnr.on,. Of Pix" Washington Co k'e, o
Fulton. and u. b, Howard, Of 10 Davies
House james W. Singleton, Of Br wn
Who /. elected for tho oIh.r vacancy, or in Fay.
cite disttic., We hsyo ~, heard.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

Carr M,lrH kpszTA-We had the pleasure
Of an Introduction to this gentleman yesterday
at our oiiite. Since Capt koszla landed on
our shores, stripped by misfortune Of every hing.
i: seems tha, tie FIRST voice Of succor and encuur-
n.cmcnt reached htD from Cbicsgo. One of CUT
citizens, hearing ofhiscrcom1iances, wrote 4 Pla
eud at his Disposal the means o. reaching our city
and he has come hllhrr with the Inieniitn OF
residing among W.. lie i. u gentleman Of finish
ed education aud polished manners, ha' h!ed the
various posts Of advocate, Judge and soldier
speaks nearly all the languages OF Europe, and
could easily ad.p, himself to almost any kind
of business. lie has not yet fully deeiled upon
his future course but i. ready to embrace any
eligible opportunity. lie would be a great
acquisition to any business honsc where fore
ign CORES pondence i, carried on or busines'
transacted with Foreigners
Tie may be found for the present al The Office
ofJ. Ii Kel1le esq. No, 100 Randolph ST.
Chi D.m.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

WnrT ~ iva DntfARs III NIL Three
nme, N 'he present century wheat reached ih"
high h,nrr II two dollars abushH N the wi
l"y nf Grnes"c- IN 1915 by reason Ola remark.
ably cold .rumrr ont very short crop IN 1896
w .nm"vhai unpfpp',ou. season ,uI neglect
Of agriculture fpt III. pn'pn.os II trade impurth
ton of breAd,tuG' from Europe md in 1853 by
rrs'ou Of sior, ctyp- in Western md Ccu,ra
Europe aud the war between Eu',ia aud Tur
key
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

SiGS' Sign :. sAvE Yea MJxEr.--Petition.
TO Congress are in circulation to admit sugar
and m1lA--c. free Of tu'y. CallatH +. E.mes'
exchange fire, at tho county clerk. Office, and
a, lscdl,ek- L Iigr.bu,s' s,ure, AMI son will
have an opportunity Of making your influence
felt by signing the petition.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

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=, ~
chicago I'ss'. e'Pird nom we l1'no'""1 d" Vy
nsudu. the alI.,ss ci Hon. D / Gregg, TO tic
KIM. and the rep,y b; H., aslue.s. K.Lua
=,
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Sr' Gregg aref speaking oil 'hi GUINNESS
with which be was received. pays /. III com.
,yinru, :, tie H.y.i,ao kingdom. md SAWS.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

I" THE L~oEr TT TrLEoE,ra If yor dill moi,
know That Hon Wa R.Idisk wI.a Temperance
nan, you IRE h,ack.Lesd Now that YOU do
know; AMI lo"'t correct the statement made
through your columns. to ID. eiTec, tha, Mr
heile ok "a' arr '1'om.era's miu. YOU are a
sna'e Take either Eorn Of this dily,aa you
I.icl-e
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18
FOR the FREQ Trader
Springfield. Feb. Is. 1854.


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IN IN. h,,., ,cr,,r,.j ami ,,,s .c,,. d, in -.
,,rYr. !, A., sonata C,,e,, If p.,,,, -,
r,,rr Il Sweat Il,v,,I # +, u.yi... IN
mae. of Wallace. and p,,.nps If Alamo t
pI,cr Of Wool
In the house NrIor,blin Of r,vc,,e &, ,l,c.
~ Gall4hcr. Singleton. of Brown IN rl,rr f
Pi,man; and N.pfr. Of Da P,ge. who was pr,
DE to take h, seat a, the Inst session o. account
ut lnd,,ro.it.na.
Anonr The frs. business rre,sn,ed was , 70
solution IN ,he house on tA, SECOND div Of the
session. to a ii1urn on the e7lh INST. whi.b wa.
laid On the table 4by q bare n,i,rl,y Of two
.qovlr.. how little fascination the bi~ .nc4, of
law making has f'r the members a"i indicating
pretty plainly, that the session VA! ee very
short .ur.
The pfncin,l apology FOR thecytr, session. lee.
,as the appointment of The state tu,o senatorial
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ll,tncnt. They had got 20 senators, So they
had 10 J.uoli, n tn. vh,i. r.Lr;c,,,m .,J /.
:" So - ~ '''''''' "'"t'''' '"' commit
Tee Wal DC ready 10 tep"'! by Monday or Tues.
dav
'"t great "'"'' r''S 9l--'''n' atoHt winch
there have bccu ~ many a1.-y contests in the lc
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

a. FAvoR Through the kindness Of Mr A. K.
Gilmore, superintendent Of the Chicago aud Rock
Island Railroad. we have received free ,tket
NJ Gilmore w3 ,se except our thank
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18
The RIOT Irial.

On Friday evening at, one Of the jurors, Nr
II Shaver irpanueIledin the sui! now pending
IN our circuit court obtained parE!i,.on TO 20
home, hi' wife being very Ill o. Midday he re-
turnei anl ubt..ei hi, discharge from the jgy
on the ground tia, the sickness Of his wife was
such as absolutely demunIeI III. presvnce at
home Sir. Jas McBaroey was thea SELECTED IN
hi, place and all The prryiou, evidence had to
be gon. over again. Thi. Circumstance della, cd
the trial a; least two days.
The evidence closed on Thursday afternoon,
ard the States Attorney commenced his argu-
nent in behalf Of the people and concluded
yesterday afternoon Mr. Bennerha"et Of st
Louis then commenced his argumen, i1r til. dif
fence, which continued gp to the time our paper
went to pres. The Stale, Attorney will make
lis closing speech to-day and the case will b.
submitted 10 tie jary Verdict probably n,l
know til. Monday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

MuI GN' AyD the MNlSs Lly.--rhe peope
Of Michigan arc IN great trouble in references to
the enforcement, of th1 " ine liii,r Law, which
was adopted IN that state last summer
II appears that the question Of the constitutio
nility OF the law, WAS submitted to the supreme
court OF the state, which is composed Of the
eight circuit ju' gee. In making W their drci.
.,on, it wa, discovered that four Of the judges
were OF opinion that the law WAS constitutional
AID the other four that i, was not constitutional
This bsins sq!ivh cnt TO M dcrlsion, the law of
cplr,e remua, in force AMI operation, but i;s en-
fprcemrn, i, liable to be evaded in every in
stincr, VIZ:
SIppp.e seller Of l1Ior b. pro'e,l'el in a
c rcuit oyer which preliIrs a Jui,e who con.i
dsr- h, law ul;pl'ti,n,ipaal the seller, il con
visited before an inferior court will on appeal to
The Circuit Court he discharged This will enl
tn case, fr tn prn.ec1lnr cannot carry the casr
rlcwhrrc lie mu.t abide by the decision of the
Circuit Judge
o. the other hand, il the seller b" prosecuted
in a circuit VIII p'c,Ii,n, ia y" bold. the law
cpnsIit I,inuIl his conviction will .plluw. a. u
matter ut curr-e. the ca4e being proved He can
,ppr,l from the lrcl+inn ia thu Circuit Judge 10
the y iprcnp Ctnrt W1-n the case gets there
10 ~ hoard the Cscuit in 90 who tried the case
below can have M voice m the decision IN the
Court above cpp."q mn'lv, "a the "olrt now
slanl. fpur os 'he ia lsr- would b. a.,Gn.t the
de,iInn If ID" Crtnt ia 90. ari three FIR su'
tanning It. The conviction wnu'l bc pronounced
IL, gal aud VOID and the defendant discharged
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

CorNrY CorE--By reference to our CORE.
pondenee from springfield N another col,rnn IT
will BE- .een our Distinguished senator Hon Is
C. Cook has introduced bill IN the Senate To
extend the jurisdictions, Of tue county court Of
La Sale county.
For the las, Year or two the legal business Of
this county has increased 10 such an enormous
ex'cn, that it has become almost impo.siJl. TT
the circuit court 10 dispose Of il all This ycar
we have had four sessions AMI two Of them ol
cx,rem. length, and tue docke. i. ~! Sc,
cleared.
10 ,ran.icr the lesser criminal and common
law business rom the clrcpit cour, 10 the county
court. ", think ali will admit would b. Of great
benefit to the CnuHty.
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,
ding in Congress as directly exciting the cicnsnrs
Of agitation aud strife 30 happily allsyed by uo
cnmpromsc aforesaid
On motion ol Mr. DAVIS both were made ths
order Of the day tor Monday week
Both sets are maze The order Of the day ES
Monday next IN the senate, whea douh,le'a the:s
Will be some fine .peakr: On the subject,
bill, introduced by Mr.. Matthews h, p,..
| Sed both houses, so to amend the charter Of tho
lie' and Trrre Hlutc railroad COMPANY as TO
,nthorlh" the tuildrg Il railroad from Joliet,
ia. IT, leRock ,o Frccrort
50 tie till, Introduced by Y, CooE, to amend
M charter Of the Ottawa northern plank -ra.I
company.
IN important ill was i ,ro luccd in the scr 10
to day by Nc Cook, anl referred to the jlli,a
ry committee, To- extend the Jurisdiction of m,
! county court # Ia Sale county II propose, ~
transfer 10 HAT court lsrle amount ofthp l,.s,,
criminal aud common Law. businrss, which nou.
/ ~ 50 great M expense. ocrrpc- the time IT tie
| sir'u't court. The I'LL will undoubtedly pi..
| h.ll has passed the house and is hefrr, III,
scnnte. anihourug the extension II H.. f,,r,.u
| valley rnIr"ad, flom Peoria to Narub4l-arp.
/ Ihvr pl'n1b'c anti -'ntc policy mea,arr
/ hli excited considerable discussion in m,
Z h'n'' t' day, Ur"p.s Nc 70 appropriate $50 100
/ ~ enclose improve. and ornament TIE sonar,
I around The state house iN This ctv n. III
/ Nr~ rl'v turned over to y .reca,l comm, e.
L h.lcr, E,q. resigned lis position -
/ c'r'h Of the house, aGd John Calhoun was ,,c,ci
/ IN hi.ple,e
! \ committee 10 lr,f a memorial 2, rrprr,,4
/ 10 favor Of repeal of Oh" 1u'v ca .u,ar nri n.4
's-rs WAS ordered 10 day Ia tie scau, \; q
vote of II to !.
/ Besides 'hr Nebraska question suaHya,har ion.
| roI,au' questions &C 70 somewhat p.rrr c-lar-,l
theo amrrely state oftr have received a,ien'ir.
. m Tic house Nr. L'Uan offered a rcs 'utnn.
/ "hfh was ainpel, aunr,,'u, e M, nc',an uC
Can't lusrsh,m in the Kasz', ala r; M, T. -ic 4 g.
O n'ul'rS have been appropriately t.l'haI M H.
! md he r"h srlrlt thcrc rsn.f--trd rr}ukeA
and Nr. Nixon introduced = series # rc-p' ,tians.
srn'snc'ng Uur svmpltli's with IN" Sul'n of
. lnISey. IN ms rrc-,n' fjiru''irs with the CIR
of Russia, curduwu.ug he conluct Of the a'rr.
said CIR, aud hoping 'hu' lie VII eyacLa,c T. o
I ptlrclpalilirs
Thus YOU have a brief cpi'omc Il the lcalia,
topics already acted upon hy uw tnlus'run, le.
sr,l''or~ Il - not strange that after Ell u
weeks work they should ., wiling to 'ak~ \
little rccrctton. and accordingly they have. with
great uronimity drtcrm,ncd to devote the b,.
Ince of ,he week 10 ploasu5a B5;h houses
vest riny accepted tho invitation 4 tho rravor al
he c'ty ~ Ch'c,En, 90 p1r'gkn 81. a crtni cutter.
r1inmrnt to be- given hy the cts and ct1sp- II
the fremont House, on Friinv. md this cyuu.Cg
adjourned over 'u O'Clock r,x. Monday Isa
~ 'rn'l companies mngu,rjnuu-'v tender the geo
OF their roads "a O. " gur.'z or Ci'cs,'o aai o.!
vii 'ctve in .p'cntl tram at o'.lo.G in thn
morning. and nav ho expected opts. Ottawa ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

CHANGE ASo REHIysL-Rlu,h Brother. have
removed their large clu'br, sore to the one
formerly occupied by J. " AiI. opposite tie
Mansion House, where a. usual, he w,.l drcs. a
man IA any style from French broai,oth,.
down 10 4 besory shirt See Advertisement.
J. ". M!' la. likewise removed to the cor
ner store in Armour, Jjo,k--you have bot to
ealI'on him to see something you nus. have
and u course vii. bug.
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1t u reported that the committee 10 whom wac
referred The Pacific R,lIruaG Will rep,r, tire.
routes, one iron 81 Louis west, one from Mem
phis and me through Tokls TIL. wants cor.
roGoraliun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

To Tns soLDiER' ~ lsI?-A convention Of
the soldiers ofisls. propu.eJ to be called IN
tins conlre'siontl district, to express their views
10 tcla,iunio the n,rHre- that have been PRO.
posed N Consre.. i"aesn1 heir interests We
hope to hear mpre Il this.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

DRrG' AND MrDirfSEs 80 Read in another col.
Co, Wholesale dealers in drug. AMI medicines
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AcKxowLUDGFaESr --Mes.rs Editors: 10 lie
half Of the Literary Association, | hereby
gratefully acknowledge the receipt Of the follow
ing donations to our library VIZ from
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

OFryioS Is Ena PnE'--oI lar as We have
beea abie t. learn the sentiment, Of the press.
all, the Free s,.!rr, Wing ami Democrat. speaks
% The most ii.t,rrns AMI commcuIAblc mlnuer
u Gov. A.,'esons M.sIge /. gives u.icersal
sLll.flc,iun
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

Wo received tho following dispatch from
Springfield BY Telegraph:
SPRINGFIELD Thurs iay 10th
The COMMITTEES 20 ii''ric, the State. last nish,
agreed upon b'l which will be reported to J.,h
houses Oh ManIly. Oar Senatorial di,,sic, /.
Ia Sale, Bgr-aT, GrIniy anI Livingston. Re
preventative d.s,r.cI-IA Sale Gn,uIy AMI Liz.
iug-'Uu reps, BlreaI ! kgultllI.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

One halfte popalaiion Of Chicago Is compos.
ed u fpt.snlrs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1854-02-18

lrrr'nv As.ouuios --M,et.r; Taeadnr
eyrn.o, Q1c.'irr, E,.o|ytd, TIN, poa.',,' bill
t. nre e N,5ra.k. and Kansas Ought to b,
prss-d.
F-.ay ~ Mr.. Cnr.wrll The mex, meeting
~ tr'le 1T q artery meeting E,etsnJi
uihsrrs l.
10000 s-sV~-z--v--s s7-rrS- -4a----
MARRIED On tie > h iusi hg the Rev
{ Il C'.ra, Mr. ALISON +, Green t. Mrs. Sarah
Eutl II
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Yours Respectfully,
j b. DllAyo.

Concert roNlous--Ihe O.pheanf .--To.niyh
"a oPPoU unity will be afforded to 80 those sbu
are lovers u Muse to hear these ca..lr.,ci
nI.icias IDey have already wDn . word
vide repg;aiIou ana ofcpurse -o.ae,ans .uysu-
'r "l.i te expected. sprakms ot their m4..t
the New York IuUgne make The i,.i.virg I. Al
vi Il remarks.
Tns O"rn.ASs.--Mus.c, il is truly sad. hath
cGUui,. BIt instrumental nl-ic -IpAs Iutr IL.
,,5nUtIncr, wurn cJutra-'ei wttn The melody ul
"a. hlmII voice. VINO can listen To- the SIT
tone, ct the i.UiIe voice, ~ rha sI-U!ns -Irain,
oI u"i'd"u' song escape, lro.a tna we'd cullyAt-
eI"rk an, Vt her pbrue mI,.ct Tucre ale Ia
few wa ctg r,..I the OeNItCnius charm, thai
ella, 81 Ground - drh,httg, auI -uul-.n. pIrlns 81
OCCUPATION. especially where the tone, OF voice
" "a a.. tue requisite yar.uun4, are PRACTICAL,
ulu-tr.ei by ,nJ5e who ate thOyOu Oily skuIc,
"a tur vocal art
y Ielt OCCASIONALLY sing. before the aulicuc,
alone. uIm,r. VT, aud ph,hJ', are nu.Ie
with the themes OF her chptc, There 1, 4 ,wcc
charm ~ ut yrirc, AMI w!Ile Singing, wtnuIu!
Smiles play upon her expressive ituurr-. Sr.
Ium have We listened 10 one ui her lex the bar
den "I whose song Wa 80 faithful de,nsAtei II
The cnJ1teuInre, anI -ofly expressed IN brill
ant llnIhlns eyes. She appears 10 BE- uuiyer.
sally admired and applauird
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.win give stler books J. Q. u.rri', Lib
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

right to hold real estate Poor Turks and Jews pity that
you didn't know that all things done away"
sdoption and the prophets This il an - of
therefore stand Turks and jews and eli We hesthen
and especially prophets and apostles God and holy
pence Of other spheres than through you.
What next among the family incidental Why some
serious kitchen difficulties among the servants OF Brother
Jonathan. Some hundreds and thousands OF these
darkeys running to Canada yearly, and Jesuit
ca priests sowing discord under the profession Of
school teachers and mechanics and one OF the largest
theological institutes in the Northern States is said to
have contributed $40 900 the last year to aid the
Always in their perlous exit to Canada Now, what
going to be done with this domestic institution? The
greatest might must determine who has the strongest
right The Territories and States either party has,
consequently many delegates and representa-
lives The great stride between the North and South Is
whose power shall oyebalance the other9 Each grasps
for territory in order carry the ascendency Although
1t is written that house divided against itself cannot
stand yet that maxim is easily disposed of having
been done away when apostles and prophets reject
ed. Cuba, Northern Mexico, and the Sandwich Islands
together with the Canadas, must be annexed-Spain,
France and England to the contrary Notwithstanding
Stl, Brother Jouathan's motto Il at all times non
interference. The rolls aippanty from the lips of
the autocrat while he takes Turkey by the throat,
and says that IL 600 of her subjects desire
ton.
What nextG A little trouble in the kitchen.
The Indians (Glthy copper heads to be finding fault
when want to Christanze and their souls II is
about provoking as il was to the chaplain board
Cunard steamer when the ship hands slow
to prayer Sunday, CRIED sD-n you, why don't you
to prayerp Governor Ross, of the Cherokee ma
tion has issued timely and most solemn protest to the
general government that in their scramble for Nebraska
to pull into pieces they should not violate their sacred
pledge to his nation by infringing upon Indian terri
tory
Well what next? Perhaps shall be blamed already
for talking SO much about family matters but as we
mean ii only for the family, and by means to go
abroad will wind up by that after the day of
turning and overturnng past look for the reign OF
Him whose right it is to reign in peace and righteous
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-16

az don't exactly comprehend, Sam, but suppose
II one Of your sensible Jokes, 30 let it pass said
the President.
"Let it pass" said Forney.
"Then suppose you consider the late elections in
New Hampshire, Connecticut and Rhode Island, a
joke ~
"What have they got to do with me? Look what
vote they gave me. If my name had been before
the people Of the States should have swept every.
thing before me" said the President
"Unquestionably you would said Col. Fomey.
Mad, by hockey! Did you ever hear of Jeremy
Diddler z"
"No who is he ~
"You remind me of him in your political career
~ don't know him is he one of your friends,
Forneyr asked the President.
81 know him pretty well by sight" answered For
ney, leering at me.
Sam, may | go to sleep on your bed for an
hour?r asked the President
"And me too, may ask the same question:" said
Forney.
Eyes, yes You are pretty pair Of turtles, and
can lie together or singy as many worthy people in
this town can bear truthful witness against you
Get on or into the same bed i will go out and take
walk, and you had one of you better lock the door
inside"
'Thank you kindly, SAM" said the President
"Thank you kindly, SAM" said Col. Forney.
was absent from my room longer than intend
ed, and when returned found that the democratic
twins had sloped. 1t was IL p. NJ.
The MAN WoT NOMINATED FRANK PIERCE.