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Superior C0urt-Spceial Term,


FRI. Forsyth U.s. Edn,oson q al Demurrer allowed,
with costs.
Jvad rs. Mellgnaa.-Demurrer overruled, with 81
costs.
Itot rs. Decentralization TO vacate judgment allow
ed with 81 costs Of opposing motion the defendant
judgment and notice thereof within which to answer,
with liberty in meantime to apply for further order
in ieIect 10 future bill Of particulars he may be ad-
vfed the order vacating judgment TO be entered by
either party
Whcotn rs. Cdsty Motion TO set aside judgment de-
MED, but without costs.
OMAN 1t al u.s. Durhu.-Tbe preliminary objections to
molten to vacate order of arrest ruled and motion
TO proceed. Costs to abide event OF motion
Hdnin oil ~. Pine Motion to dischs rye order NJ
rest denied, with $40 costs.
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ACCIDENT ON THE STATEN ISLAND FKRRY.-There was no
title excitement among the passengers board the four
O'Clock boat from Staten Island yesterday afternoon
arising from accident which it was feared would re-
suit seriously, but which fortunately did not. As the
boat reached Governors Island loud crash heard
and the lett wheel house to break reces the
beat meanwhile, coming tos stand still The females on
board Of whom there were great many, were dreadful
ly alarmed and the ruhhed to the Of the diff
Guilty to see what the matter when 1t found
one OF the BUCKETS Of the wheel had broken off, and
in striking the wheel house. knocked 1t down. The pas
seDgers que.ed and the boat proceeded on her
journey withoutEany further difficulty.
The BRIG VIM. L. SAIFoRp.-Captain Andre A. Myers
wreckmaster for the county Of Krgs arrived yesterday
at the wreck Of the brig W. F. Stafford in Brooklyn and
took charge Of her. At O'Clock p NJ. document was
read by Assistant District Attorney winslow noticing all
other parties to desst from their operations and
nquish their claims In favor Capt. M he supersedlng
in his official prers gaves policemen sberfs and al
others heretofore interested 10 any
to the matter in dispute. The wreckng schooner Ne
chanic Captain C. Beu, and sloop, with pumps &C.,
were there in command Of the wreckmaster ana these
were i'm mediaey placed in position to raise the vessel
at the next slack water, if possible.
UNITED STATES MAIL BoxEs.-The Postmaster In about
locating throughout the city nearly thousand new
boxes for the reception Of letters for the city delivery
and the mais. Those persons deeirous Of having box
stationed at their place of business for the convenience
themselves snd nsghbors should make early application
to the Postmaster.
FIRE In GREENWICH STRLEr.-About five O'Clock ON
Saturday morning, fire discovered in the grocery
store Of Fowler 4 KDifin, No. 43s Greenwich street.
corner Of VestIy 1t WAS very extinguished The
fire evidently caused by the combus ion
Of lot Of matches deposited in box on the shelf The
JOSS by lire and water viii probably amount to about
5000 Insured in the Irving Insurance Company for
5000. ~
FIRE n Tms1Y-iHTH SITETT--About quarter to seven
O'Clock last night fire discovered in the fur dress
ing shop of Mr. Peter Rosse in Thirty fifth street. be-
tween Sixth and Seventh avenues. The shop and ad-
joining sheds being OF light inf smmab bic were
soon destroyed The stock of furs and skins was taken
Out unrjnred Mr. Rose estimates his loss in tools and
sheds at about 5000. No insurance The ere is snn
pcsed to have originate from the stove
NIw YORK DsrESsARIRs.-The following is the official
monthly report Of the dispeI sa,ies in the city Of New
York
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Personal InteI,laence.


Mr. HYDE the newly elected Mayor OF Detroit I'd r,
up the icy sidewalk the LIST inst and in epleayor
ng to save hmee his weight upon the left arm
and both bones were oroken Of the wrist
ARRIVALS.
From Liverpool, IN steamship Persa-Mrs Hodges Mrs
small and infant Mr. Young and lady Sampson and LADY,
Go Warren Gins Hyde, Nj Lewis Joaquin Almeda
EdwaIds mi Iesnu., Henry Mack6a Causon, Hardy
lays, NJ Lens 7 Morris, Chss Hoeee ssbury Mr. Me-
Gtara james " Nnrnc joseph Buterworth q Riggs ns
Rigs, 2 wilson, Brown, Mr. Drew, q Perkins j Rag.
SOW ~ Soodye AForTes Mr. IIcvy Mosle Jas Summer
vne Nj MarnlIion and lady Robt Ranor Mr. rarnener
Ran9r and Sey ss Norris Dassa Felix CAIN John
wsfds Post John Macarthur Miss Jane Tiernan Mr jas
sade MIS- u Cunerd and felvant; de Barr J smith
iho'nF sen Hard MI Hewitt, Mr. Carroll Mr. Masters
From roro Cabelo and st Thomas IN steamship Tenr
Jonan Nck erson John Owens Charles Cor r
@ss cove and cousin, Albert MAJ tnboroush (coored)
from savannsh In The steamship Forida-R Creighton ard
nuy, Ms sargent and cnId' en- Mrs n Saltznsn
aaugiter MRS Moore Mrs Ball Craig A Woodruff, VIM
nr1 y, Ginsen Fyout.J Perkins, Mercer,
" Harden M A Fobipson Ir Fitch. S,riug, n
oeneS, John Noble Master Noble, Master LsnshoIhc, "
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BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TELeGRAPHS.

Our Special Washingt0n Dispatches.
THE HOUSE CoNNrTTEEs-THE PRINTER-aENBRAL
CAss IMPROVING.
WARRINGTON, Feb. Q, 1856.
Who are to DO chairmen OF the Committees of Ways
and Means, Territories, Election, Judiciary, Foreign
Affairs and Patents, is the question tonight. L. D..
Campbell 1t is thought will be rendered the rst Wash
burne of Maine the second; Campbell of Pennsy vania,
the third Pennington, of New Jersey the fourth Grow
of Pennsylvania, the ffth Thurston, of Rhode Island
the SIXTH
With reference to the questia of printer the contest
seems to be between Gen. Webb and F. P. Blair. Wen
dell says he can distance either of these
Gen. Cass rapidly recovering, and will be able to be
out in few days. D.
APPOINTMENT OF THE CoMMITTEEs-NEw FREE
SOIL PAPER-LIEUT. RITCBIEs CASE, ETC.
WASHINGTON, Feb. o. 1856
There great excitement here about the formation
the committees in the House. They will not probably be
announced before Tuesday. Mr. Campbell, of Ohio, has
been rendered the craftsmanship Of the Committee Of
Ways and Means. Mr.. Pennington's friends claim the
position due to him. Mr. Giddings it is said will be
at the head Of the Territorial Committee and Mr. Coax
chairman Of the Committee on Public Lands.
Runor says that an effort Is making to buy off Mr..
Follett at ten thousand dollars and form associa
ton for publishing free soil paper at Washington sup
ported by the public printing, and under the control
Francis P. Blair.
The verdict of the court in Lieutenant Mtchies
has not yet been acted the Secretary Of the Navy
letter from Annapolis says that Hon H. Winter
Davis destroyed his prospects for the United States
Senate by his late vote for Speaker.
confession Of Of the immortal Council Of Fifteen
will be read in the Senate in q few days.
General Cass is improving and Is able to sit up f
APPOINTMENT OF CHIEF CLERK.
WARRINGTON, Feb. Q, 1856.
Mr.. Cullom, Clerk Of the House, has appointed W.
Perry Ingram, of Kentucky, chief clerk.
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GENERAL WEBB A CANDIDATE FOR THE Con-
GgEss PRINTING.-In one of our special des-
patches from Washington, in yesterdays
HERALD, we informed our readers that Gene
raj James Watson Webb had turned up can
didate for the House printing, and that he had
pretty strong force in reserve, as the last
resort Of the black republicans. Now, we had
supposed, in the first place, that General
Webb's visit to Washington, and his sojourn
there this winter, was for the disinterested
purpose of aiding in the election of a Seward
party Speaker; and secondly, that his great
object was to furnish such diplomatic advice
and information to Mr.. Pierce and his man
Marcy, as would enable them in the shortest
possible time, to percipitate us, Wall street
and all, into war with England. But it seems
that in both these conclusions we have been
egregiously mistaken. General Webb is can
didate for the House printing, worth, in the
gross. from two to three hundred thousand
dollars session; and that explains his winters
residence at Washington, without further diff.
ficulty. Very well. We feel easy. Our Wall
street contemporary knows, from large expe-
rience, how to bear defeat, SO that we have
no dread ,ot the consequences should he fail
of an election Philosophy is great institu
ton.
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DEPARTURE OF MILE RAcHEr.-Mlle Rachel Felix was
one Of the passengers by the new steamship Fulton.
which sailed from this port yesterday at noon for Havre
We able to state positively that the great artist has
lett he land Of the free and the home of the bravs for
la belle France She accompanied by single file du
chambre. The delicate state Of her health prevented her
from appearpon the deck Of the steamer to receive the
adieus of friends and admirers but those
intimate had opportunity for farewell word In her
saloon. Mile Rachel gees with the best wishes of all
true lovers Of her art We shall her equal
Bon, rOun0e
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Citv Politics

AMERICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION IN PHYLApRL-
PHIA ON THE 18TH INST.
Pursuant to the call of j. W. Barker, Esq., State Presi.
dent of the New York Council through John Bullock,
Esq the County Deputy the Congressional district
posed Of the Fourth, Sixth, Tenth and Fourteenth wards
and constituted Of five delegates from the several csun-
ellis in said district mt last evening Palace Hall On
motion, Souder, Esq., Of the Sixth ward, appoint
ed Chairman and c. CsIsgoa of the Fourth Secretary
Dr. ". W. Wocdard o: the Fourth ward, WAS elected
the delegate, and F. D. Lawrence, Of the Fourteenth
alternate. The attendance full and the proceedings
ha rmCuious.
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Io'a'.... 4'52 ,Sl2 Q, 54i 1874 !, 931 172 1855
Aggregate number to whom medical services and me H.
citc were dered glatuousy during the Inonth 3oOs
u oies; 1855 females.
Nativity A4 patients were born In the United
states, and 4,3l1 in reign countries.
Yarual reminiscent to hospital, z74; died, SO.
The principal causes Of death phhiss pneu mo-
MIA, bronchitis narasmus and scarlet fever.
The prevailing oeases chiefly affected the ,pra tory
ystem; amtpg the most important bronchitis
pneumonia pi, usy phtLisis. rheumatism and scarlet
ever.
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that they are to be held in Paris, and thst Or
loft and Brunow are to be the Russiar. pleni-
potentiaries. Austria is said to ne using
great efforts to induce England to abandon her
claims as to the dismantiiug of the Russian
fortresses in the Baltic and the Black Sea. In
the face OF the confident desp atches mentioned
above, NJ de Nesselrode is said to have written
to M. de Budburg-in relation to the confe-
rences-t that he fears the prospects Of peace
are rather weakened, or will be rather weaken
ed by negotiation.
With regard to The war, it was said that an
armistice had been ordered. This is denied, on
about as good authority as the original asser-
ton. The last story was that the Allied COM
marders would conclude an armistice, which
would be ratified by their governments; that
each army would retain its present position
without advancing and that the fleets would
enter the Baltic if peace was not concluded
before the spring, but would not pass Goth
and.
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Opening Of Providence Harhor.

BRISTOL, r. l., july 0, 1856.
Our harbor Is now open, and steamer came in from
Newport to day. The steamer Bradford Duree Is work
ing up to Providence with ice plough ahead Several
square rugged vessels are waiting for the track To he
opened 10 Providence
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb o. 1856
Our stock market Is firm this morning al the following
rates-Pennsylvania State SIS, S52i; Reading Railroad
4aa Long Island, 1873; Morris Canal 10; Pennsyiya
mia Railroad, Az.
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Arrest Of a COvlnterfeyter.

UTICA, Feb. Q, 1856.
man by the name Of Benjamin +. Butler was ar
arrested this afternoon for passing counterfeit ten dollar
blls on the Bark Of Norwich Connecticut. number
of the bills we're ioundin his possession and he was com
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Senator Seward In Albany.

ALBANY, Feb. Q, 1856.
Senator Seward was in the Assembly chamber TO day
Tic is en- his way to visit his who lies dan
sir
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VsRY NATuRAL-The Washington Union and
the Boston Post are cordially opposed to the
adoption of the one term principle for the
President as plank in the democratic plat
form.
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allowed to stand on the platforms or in the
a11S Of the cars That space is needed for
the ifee ingress and egress of the passengers
As matters are now managed, women, children
and invalids are seriously injured by crowding
in the cars, and strong men. are nearly suf-
located.
Council who will press these much needed re-
forms? If he owns stock, 1t will improve in
value, and he will have the consciousness of
having done Q meritorious action, and put
money in his pocket at the same time.
When he has done all this, we have some
thing more to say on the same subject.
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THE DANISH SOUND DuEs-OPNIoNs OF AME-
RIcANs ABRoAD.-From late letter from Paris
to the National Intelligncer, on Denmark and
the Sound Dues" we cut the following open.
ing paragraph
This subject getting to be of capital interest
with Americans abroad With 1t Is the question OF
and there places in Paris, even beside Madame
Busques where Americans meet by the dozen aim ,st
dsand the chances nine to ten that in less than
EN- minutes Denmark and her souni toll win be the SUI
ect of ysaton Shs We pay them alter the 14th
If April ne1tf" win our government abandon the po:
No, stree p says youth Of t.enty; ono sir p say.
the man Of thirty; "No sir; pn be id If he doesl"
foar,hboth the last specimens of young America"
will psres,s % both b Q, Sry
wonn 10 a yn you MI B. p "Reaiiy don't see how
he cam. Mr b is staid old gentleman, the wise side
Ct ay A An. NJ xon s0P ss s saIpt he he
sboadnt and he wouldn't % says the hast Of the party
who all knew halls, with General Pierce from New
Hampshire and was evidently making it question q
State honor.
Our fellow-citizens in Paris are on the wrong
tack. The Danish Sound dues as war ques
tion died away here since the reading of the
Presidents message. We have scarcely heard
Of it since. The only existing "speck of war"
between this country and any European Power,
is the Central American squaoble, and the pro-
posed notification from Senator Seward that
John Bull shall retire from the Mosquito coast
and Honduras, &C., within twelve months, or
abide the consequences. But as Wall street has
no faith in either Mr.. Pierce or Mr.. Seward we
suspect that the Central American imbroglio
and the Danish Sound dues, as war issues, may
be safely pronounced as humbugs of the first
water Wilson and Seward, the great leaders
of abolitionsm in the Senate, bid too high for
the administration, and it will back down;
and who supposes that Mr.. Pierce will stick to
his message, either on the Sound dues or Gen.
trail America, with peace restored in Europe.
War Seward has killed it, even for Buncombe.
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Mr.. Cullom, Clerk Of the House, has appointed
Perry Ingram, Of Kentucky, chief clerk.
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THE DANISH SOUND DuEs-OPINIoNs OF AME-
RIcASs ABRoAD.-From late letter from Paris
to the National Intelligeneer, on Denmark and
the Sound Dues" we cut the following open
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So. Valentines Rail

A BALI. viii he givea a, the "Usi,ed s,s,,.
a hosei Harrsrs-Fsrry, Ta.'sSay Er-.s-f.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. TstsoT S. DvEE. IN card pablishsd 10 the lee.
No. q the Y0gHia RsPusiiesa, Fepsis with n spps
rsst sbo~ % riruos' iDdsasiiOs. iAs allegations sde
By the Free Pres that (bs) b.SKaiasd zoe eeaes
To this be igPeed 'by sssss q j-.tes 10
myself thiassh) ssd the hsaoFsble rsPrsseaistivs
froua this District"
A. Nc. ID. - lawyer 10 a snail usy, sld kss AsA
sons experience sPtAstilioaer 81 Coars vs
will. ihI' reply the ehsfss that have made
's fsl'e aid Hs.ieoss sllsssOs. b precise "a
the Gee q terms. The dsfssee % Mr. d. " lawyer.
iks. and based, do not doahs. uPoa mers aaibbls
play sPoa words lie may oct digAay the ps.iiioa %
copying osrk With she title q ohes hsaes the diGsr
esee betwesa ssd h., unqualified deaia o. the charge
Natks was sgIsscd G5m HE fornsr party sileriaaes
the proeiss o. egict TAsrs s dosbtlsss dstisetioa
N~esa pis,s SEEKER s1d s6irs ksafsr. wkseh 80
Nthsve failed 20 perceive ssd Nr. D.--svsf dini-
Aofhis shihtes- have sosFhi. ssa hsd oaIy he
1re of plaos. 30, - Gree. wHhcss sq'sivosssioa
p 70 b sadsr.ioosi ths. ihsi Nc % ssssisf ss-s
h. fSisaAs, v ~ kaA net posiiiss assszsaes lOus
spytng siesfsoa. Nat place toas 10 ~ grovidss
~ lros fhis p,-it'Os ast 20 bs drives
AbiasteTisg and hsldsrds.h. How fss ''tAs
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ID | e d

On The slih January, n ST Charles eosaty, No,
BLANK hOGE THOMPSON. 49, q J.sse, Tho-np- y
formerly 81 this c1aniV, aged ~ yrsr % ,.ih, ad
sday'' ies''"" v ,ie sai three children, aud many
friends % mean his death.
Let sickness blast. let death dsvoar,
heaven mat reeomp-ss- pains
Perish the grass anh fate the dlwsr
II firm the word u God r-ms,n,
~ Hsrpers-Frrrv. the Goth al DECEMBER Ia,
Miss MARY DEBORAH HOBBS, d.afh,es 81 he lac
s'masi hoee'' Esq.. "a the 21d year 81 her age.
''she i.d,d. yet % naild and meek.
- reauy ~sa. 30 swrstly wax "
This amisbie yoaas isiy b-d loar Iabor.I usder an
oeufahiy nsiady asd q ~, be said that .h- dad
daiyG ie-l'sg a. che dJ. fr aaay meath. h-fs. k.T
departure, that death stnoi PSftie.. her d1- t.
% r-i~a.r her rrus sPrt from u, ta,Bea 4 eI.y
eBdeei her 70 III. Pre-ssoe - the 'ktrs .trra.i m
'sihle. immortal" Thcu-h long DELAYED the .asnu,s
cane a. tat, aud sever di Traveller with kia.s
Neiooae approach the cad u b.. oarssy thsa he tie
ter'niHstos II her P'iErn.g- Il ife u h.i bee. /.
weary way 10 her. cod marvel that shs desired 10
sseLAags 4, ,orro~ful eNpvricaes 5 tie ala bc.ti,
spoa Uhish che has rntsrrf
A"d she hath ioasd that ~ eet rrpose
Upon the bososa 81 hsr fa!Aer and ksS Col .
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VI a rried.

10 Ge'ty.ba-r. Prsa Thsr.l,v. the a. Jsas.,y. b,
h-'' pr. hra"'h, Me FREDERICK G. MEALS ID
tht. P'ses, (i'msT, 81 Getty sbsrr1 .sa N,.. NR
ETA, d-sEh'sr 81 Mr.. John sleair u Get, ,bSrr'
% The s9ih Jsasary. By tho Rev NJ Mathew.
", JACOB MILLER. aad Mis-, ELIZA RUSH bo,h
Of be'selry eo--iy.
Va "Wednesday rVsnnE last. at the rc.sicheS u Mr.
yo..ph w GtauthsB. ~ The Rev u 4 B-rr, "
bNbLt. E.q r-'itut y 49, i..fsyetie dad y..fr
" 10 M,s. FRANCES DODGE. daughter Il Ii.r.m
p"sEv, k'q-. Of TIPr=rasoc eoarty. isdisaa
% Tho is'h siI b. Rev q + R-,,v. VI, SAINT
I'll tfEkLi TO Mi.. MARY ANN HIsiNGER
o. The 2lh n Js.s.fy. by Rrv u 4 Rer,y, Mr.
JAMES X NELL 20 M,., MARY & WILLIAMS
90 ilr e1i alt ~ Rev. Sia,roa W ard, Nj THONI.
An ENEhHARl, otC arks eiatir, q Mns ENl-
Li J. WARD ~ ti.aP'b,rr c,anty.
~ Nr'-'ica, Nj na 'bs JiI uiiia,n. by Re-, r.
E.se1Tl SAMUEL OFT. - tbs ocunt, sai NJ.
'aIuNR,NEs FINGER formerly ofFuAk.io~p. Nj
Frederick cii, pap,:. oap,.
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The Hon Ns'hssiei p. Bsnks. A.. The ssv
sPssser VI The HOuse % Represea,s,ivs,. ., tAas
sr-crte~d By . vfiierr
MI BANKS r,r>ossi appearance schevhst re-
,emniss ,salei seastos Seward. thossA . more
yoa'htai ard handsome looking man ,hAs n AZ .
nhssshfc sists.msa. lie d OF ul.dism height.
an simlf tu,iI ~tsa pate facr keea eve an 10
'eNeSissi lofchrad. tst-sy ksir 81 iica gfsy mir.
.a'e s,sadses erect - 90 Intiaa wslkinr with The
ro+ssofrd sai eoar'is ar Of q rrises. and having
hhai 'unse sntce,. stout him, Which some
es'r afrcfihed rs rlsricsl ant other. a. Peri
s,el bpi sh'ch, - % Via % nal, unmisiskabIy
lh.ma's', 70 my niEi thai Nth lin the ia,elleci.
iaeshrs rrstcm,Eaie. siI that IN .ociai life
ae heesd a. 40 rr,cis Joe s,ss him b. ki. sp-
Prstsnee, he would very aaiassllr - taken a. Q
,prs 81 the sris,oersey Of the sOesiled Aihea. a
Sa'si'e., 'S>i.sj Of asa ~ ;ss ysSPis s1s Sc
erni ~ofkman "a the machine 81, p HE hs. the
ayr AVS one writer, and be says 40 Nth come
uu,h' "ot New ESs isud cie,ryman pacing The
decker steamer ~hlch he expects every min
ur 10 b blo~n nr. His appearance, IN a word
marx. him az maa u note. Though stia and
cold. be u not fotb'deipg 10 his manners and bis
personal demcanor resembles much The iofiy coo.
cfsceading dignt'y. vet ser courteous and urosrc
manner, VI the poli.hed asd eleganI Via hfcp-
tie h native of Massachusetts. ADD tspfr,er :,
The seventh Congressional District that State b.
iae born 81 Wsliham. w The county of Middl.ser
II Jahaafv. irt6 and is therefore nov forty year.
OF age. His habits are excellent and hi. PRIVATE
Character pure nj unsppiird.
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EXECUTION ar 4 SOW FoR ruE nUR.
DIR Of MS FATHER.

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q" Friday e Last vssh for th~ .sier a n. father
wealthy rvstIs-A.. fornsyly q Pisssyivssis eo~s,y
We The Milies tS. CO. chro-soss has The fslio~iax
so'ies Il the exse.t,s.
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eye. Gale Tor kia.
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sof) By the h.sd sed b~rf,sx hs.t 20 WITH hin and
Pfsy iof hin. he Psoeesed ts the r.lo~ Prs,isx all
he s.t he arrived IN ssst u the E.iiss,. -bsa.
wvmeaE hkr I~si. he gave ssst 10 sxps...ioa a
F~'iss that de-erihr ssi Which toe A.d III.
sos, e.iieas kssrt. Arriving .t the rsIio~. he ,s~d
~ ne is.' .o---' SD t~ys-S ever, sss,-,s.. the
srosss o. pray fcr hi@
wa .sfe that The sheriff resi k,us hsi~f scs~ re-
m,.dsr h. - stnre ards sad pss,.hs.sBt. 81 the
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hu 10 'ay. wh- he tOk stsrsi'y the f.es whsth
., b. wss gait, % nsfder replied
hat he hsa .aid al ta.f he h.d say shosft IL
Vas hci rs'ity' ~ the Ps.ossr Pto'-.ieJ ~. isao.
esaer 70 the last no@sst Mo.aiisr the .e.d,ld ssd
,,esrr,sr every hedy 10 m,.s,.. past II s'elosk
Wilitzns' soul % lascbsd iato eternity