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I5R fHr tSs. HHrHs NlHGis1A1
The Presidential ts"d'dsfrs Hna biHiist1a@
.sJH.


! ton a. W. desirable The hfd 10 lac derived from
tr record At IL saulidlte therefore. especially i'm
] asrDant IN 1910 B9#ho.su favored what u nlrw
! allel the Nilnut Prss.. II VS. hDt only for pre-
. eniiag slavery ia tie ieatpa'' but for making
/ l" constitution e-reqasie 70 the admission Of a
! tate. In the year mentioned he was one Of n Com
! a.'iae @lo drafted resolutions uttrnsiing their
: zeuher. ot Congress Ia prevent tae existence Of
#,en ia any Of The territories or "ep States which
] uay be eaace1 b. c9agreas' lie VS. then anything
l1' state-0bis M for be favored the imposition
al'u ne" ,tle. Of condition If admission IA badgc
II degradation 10 which ID" others had mover been
objected. au1 which The ifHmer3 Of the Constitution
eeFef intended He soiea afterwards It Is true for
lie admission OF Atkan'aH a. slave a'aie, nut CAV"
- one 81 the reasons Tor 80 H"ihR i'h - eosuil-
Ion secured 10 them fthe sia'e The fghi OF tra by
] J1f. ti@s putting them ia TINT pntuen'1r ON mn
sIH"i footing with the WHITES. The aet that tho
s.t'e H1 "'H oi the Missouri 'ompfo"nse line was
s. conclusive 'eason f'rl aamissIon with or with
oil -laya3 - preferred that no Other ought to
haVe been urged FROM bueh'han votes upon Ger
tim resolutions of'-#5 hY Calhoun IN 1897, it APP
leu' Thy" he b'he'sa IN me power o. Congress to
abolish flarcfy IN the District 81 foninbia3 aud 1t Is
aIrenilal from bis 'oie7 eUih" anne occasion, that
bsber'ei ia Oh eoonRiitat'onaIit' ola Wilmot Pro-
no Bni IA htF much quoted letter to / Sandlord,
ei Aog "a liz he does not leave At 10 inference;
9f he clearly cNprcsses H. So far from having been
identified with the kansas= Nebraska bill, bis antecc-
dantt show that he was an enthusiastic advocate for
tan extension Of N" Missouri Compromise tne TO the
farihe' In his sanford letter he aud " el"g 10
In R,sS'a eo"ff""lS' At another tune be sald,
The Missouri Compromise IS af1'pat a" sa'red as he
constitution" Haey# IN view OF those ttets, "a thcre
net moro danger 81 liz than Fillmore signing bill
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Hos. EDWARD SrANIY.-Tho Washington tN.
E) Herald is authorised 10 state thoi Nh. Stanly
supports Mr.. Fillmore for the Presidency. be-
causo he believes him patriot, and not from any
sympathy with the principles 81 the American
purfv, to which he has always been opposed.
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Governor RGrDER- Easton, Pa, sept. IL.
.GoVernor Reeder addr ,sed large number
ct his fellow citizens at his place. on behalf Of
NahsaS IN front Of the court house lat evening.
Col. Abraham Miller presided
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tebj5.
All. TtI.E EsSTS,,

Gehis a'' Phbs'i. ilda fM style le-kin Hat. y--
d. real beauties also the old Dominion Flat Brins ,a mo-
lh,Se itai5 are made by MAJ 1t and az tuaIta
81 sa quality and offered II suit and pclse ia all resncet
sP - / SEAbURY
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COMMERCIAL.


-
. f##5 .##tt4..FsG SATURDAY. a TUESDAY, BY ~ I'm
Jap4rto-4;aei, z slf III very small =ios IA 'na
ii. srzf,ir In ali Ksad.s We qaHe Common Luz - l.
goa4 lnvs - 10 tine aanr aetafiuE ngs siu 4" ~
lad osf 8 - o. yaad 10. e Is ~ - inc shipping
II ste4nI5e a. 20 H. u b. fue manufacturing Leaf g
$50. eztfa wrappers . 10 81 . -. q, 49, =, e.
We da,ie Rcd - 70 - Nhes 81 20 T. ~ -
. d -
~ JSO. CLARK.
Cosnu. Merchant.
LYSeIfgt. 10 Wholesale PRICES CuskLS4
fakRt,iHD tsEY II sDAf ANp sAItHuA1 HI
a T. klTGkER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER AND
t.r.,;.i~= nrrchnoi.
OPPOSITE BASt. SQUARE ~ NtHBi re- ~
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10 tie tNrneN of 'Bakls Hitter in relieving establish
ed cas-" II Dyspepsia which have suffered fora NUM- or
OF years 1e Use of , bottles not onl, Of
t. Naue as fonie hut i~ permanent rcief Brlsh
AMI III stomach iconddeuy recommend the afflicted
Ii. c. MCNAMARA.
Richmond. Decemher Mn ~
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SALES BY AUCTION.


T. On The &C octobur will .nu Us
nv FARM Public Auction. yis and being ia lie s'
Count. of Campbell ui's SIr h Lvnelhur1 and ~
mles Sonth ii concord Depot nt8inig betw and
Acres living Big Fa ug and waters H. -
All "a body hut will be ata 1T 81 tfars H. g,t
sais ~ I.arse Dwell House painted neeessaf,.
and saw Mil pounected falling stream win,
-ad custom tbs H. re best wate It fu saw, II
ha Springs convenient titvcrY rioH al and sorl
water running through every iud Iha largest ror.u -
tins land of hneH Tobacco land in baaIt
nciPhhafhoui viii be inter- ~ -,
purchasers attend The sle, a. am determined sell Tbi.
land Is good state at Improvement and well aaptnd -
Wheat Corn and the finest Tobacco, MI other ,
common in country. This land lies eight som o.,
Of Campbell Chourt House, the Charlotte Inmrdi
possession be had Tor seeding, and full possession m r.
stof October There is On this lald good portiot val
uahlc Bottom Land.
InIls.Il nj the same time. valuable lot of NEGROES
A the SANE time will sc vi my Plantation ntansii
ever, description hold aad kc Furniture Socp
Horses Cae Sheep AID Hogs Hay. Fodder Oats Corr,
aud Tobacco
IfuHsl and Il months credit for sums of s and nm,
wards under - cash will e required.
sep loctloct WM W. MATTHEW'S
The Land and Slaves mentioned in the foregoing odynrt
will be sud ut thu and place and upon the tefn
hr in specified without reserve by the undersigned NJ
Trustees IN sri u do- secuted 10 them respectively by M.
VIM. v. Mgas and Of rceorli in the Clerk, nf,sr
tha County Campbell such other rroe
cry sc,uycy in the said l'1, The believed
be clear and questionable b. . only will be m
the undersigned is veste1 IN by the aforesaid
EDWIN X. PAGE. {
SMITH Z. TWEDY. Trustees
!
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P"ri"mrd BTcnti,.-Mhat lady ar gentleman would
thgr nner the curse OF d,gre,abie hrrat when sin,
p0AbI\~ DENTAL FLUID 1t Will not only re,i lrr l.
swtei bat make the teeth white aabastrr prevum iootl
ache aul preserve them decay Recon nended hy den
tfts aud physicians everywhere.
Beautiful Complexion may be attained h., its use II re.
moves PIN les tan freek,s renders the skin lit and beau
tnL mnrHga itch roseGte hue IT, greatest cosmetic
ever ku hens free all injurious matter Price 80
Schis. For So. by SIROIIER & WHITEHEAD
and Drupyis.4 .,..,, "a. i,.,.,
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40 ERs@B ~ ppm oie as y f.ias- = In
EA AND EARTuENWARE. FOR TIE + ALL k4s5
~ TRADE OF si6 Andrew Boyd, Sign OF lie ttLlH
"~' Big Pitcher. Main Street. vnehburg, Virginia els
Is now receiving direct from the Manufacturers England
Is usual Fall supply of China and Earthenware
ST. les and pa and the Manufacturers of this
heavy StN u Glass Ware Looking Glasses Walters
aud Casters Hardware and Table Cutlery. Wooden, Willow
and stone Ware, Hall Lamps Graudol,s Fancy Goods
VI witch he offer to tho rado low ash.
the usual time to "uPt paving customers Country Mer
chants Housckeepe and others wanting line
respectfully invited 70 call aud and prices
before purchasing epw here lteud to sell goods cheap
as other house of the kind this State There will
charge made for looking and hit very little you buy
going to the country will bc secarely packed
sep lady ANDREW BOYD
fAEi AND SEE iho.c ia Extracts for the
" Il lnlh,rehitt, At LANGIlOhNE \ WALkUPS.
sept lots.
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aHANAUsaA AND CINCINNATI

NUTGnlld
a. ". QFARRIER, J. X. JOHNSON. Commar-
DER leaves kanawha Sancs cry Saturday clock A
" for Cincinnati Freight twenty-five cents per loo FARE
sr-Meais and State Rooms included aug p ~
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VIRGINIA Il TENNESSEE


a fAssA ks. et@nrs, eI.arS.-s , 900 eserU inc Ea.
u Nara AMI Domestic Cigars for sale, Wholesale and Retail
Al II arrs Cos Tobacco, Cigar Wine and Liquor
Wehlve now received complete assortment Cigars
&c and would call The attention Of persons IN
thing in line Stock which larger more com
pe;- than that 81 any hauso the city -
the best articles in line surpassed by any
house in Virginia. Please give can
sePlGts II H. HARRIS & co
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~ NAh ~ DOH sIS1t4N from rt u, .,,,;h...
- IN lNhchburg, on the nighf 18th R,t SDrroI
pkNE white legs and nose blaze the flce lf
wears Old stout built has sight marks Of lhe harness and
'se scar "der tie hair the runp. liberal rev ard viii
DC iA1 iaF TIE delivery Or any information of thrsamc I'm
~ { H. MEREDITH a co
d ss'Fha1BfsEs t0,h fs5t;- sfn,;,... ,i,: -
sou :" hfhrt A. Huinali lay stock DIV goods War.
ny 1eTinef friends wi! please give him call his Nov,
sem -, ''"4'A Nm. JI.NkS.
"a FrsohH' SHOES n,n be.inuiuo :, =,
'.Ife ny NeEro Brueais Suchdnyys and in 4, ~ l.
NuhaNe good suppiyof Virginia Manuf,ctnr. NJ -
''' ,ts iE 10" as decent profit viii allu,y
p. SEABiRY
- -. ahtNEsNsas.-We nrenOw open:uga
= '' oi phper mans lngs, all new STYLES
my rs lANGHORNE 4 WArKrrp
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SALES AT AUCTION.

cN,JERIFF'S SALE--STATE OF LOUISIANA,
y District Court, Parish of ST. Landry-No. 7GG3.
i r. Dciean, ST., VS.. Blum Levy.
Ry virtue Of an order Of seizure and sale issued in
tse above entitled suit by the District IT in and
@ s t]a Parish of st. Landry and So .eof Louisiana,
mn and to me directed will expose public sale, for
sas, nj the Courthouse of this Earish, on~SATIR
DAY. the 7th day of Jnnc A. q 1856, commencing
at tle hour Of IL o'clock A. NJ. ana continuing from
day to day, if necessary all the right title, interest
in and to the following described property, seized to
satisfy said writ, to witt
front hy two arpents in depth, making two a@sents
lsnnerficiaD, situated on the Techc River, ihAsiie
PaTish Of 81 Landry, be-eded South at sixty feet
distant from the first level bank OF said Teche River
East by land of vendor, North by lot Of Jules Mes
trick, and West by public road With all the Build
ipgs and Improvements thereon. n|
Sheriff's Office, Opelousas, aiay }, 1856.
L.V. CHACfIERE, Sheriff.
oHERIFF'S SALE.-District Court, Par
y ISL of st. Landry. Nos. 1884 and 1885.
Mechanics and Traders Bank, VS.. Benz r. Rogers.
By virtue of two writs of HI. Ese, issued in the
above entitled suit by the District Court in and for
the Parish of st. Landry and State Of Louisiana, and
to nc directed will expose at public sale. for cash,
at the Courthouse of this Parish, on SATURDAY,
the 7th day of june "A. d. 1856, commencing at the
hour of III A. NJ and continuing from day to day, if
necessary all the right, title interest and demand Of
the said defendant, Benz. r. Rogers, in and to the
following property seized to satisfy said wrts to wit:
The undivided third OF the following Tracts Of
Land, viz:
Tic Southeast quarter of sectiqp No. 81, and
Fast half of NORTHEAST quarter aad East half Of
South-East quarter Of Session No. Is, Township 4,
South Of Range No. EAST containing together
32O.9s acres.
Lots Nos 0, TO- II and l2, Section 6, containing
1910 acres Lots Nos. II and l3, Section 5, con
tanning 1928 acres; Lots Nos. and 4, Section s
containing 1920 acres-305.5o acres, in Township
South of Eange East.
Said Land is situated in the Parish of II. Landry
Sheriff 's-4t1;cc Opelousas, May 8 1856.
l.. V. CHI ACIERE, Sheriff.
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D .6t.3g
.GILMAN'S 'BAGASSE FURNACE
w The above Furnace is the only one that has sue
ceeded in taking off crop in Louisiana in compli
ancc with the following conditions: ~ !
L. 1T works entirely by natural dranght, without
the aid Of o bower;- slg .1it' lJla.i.t lt3 a
O.. It contains no CRATE bars or other irons in the
interior; ~ =.
s. .It never requires stoppage ofthe mill to have
its ashes cleaned out; q 65a.'t al4W niia fi5-H
A. The Bagssse is never stirred or touched after it
arrives in the furnace; ana If st,,Y.
s. 1t burns all the Bagasse, and makes steam
enough to run the mill engine steam battery and
q pumping engine. ,5lkls % iH.4i A'li ~ i'ss +
/ There are seven of the above Furnaces that have
been in successful operation in this State the past
| year. .,.s;i -
tel, Opelousas where he will be happy to give all
information on the subject, and provide drawings
aud specifications to all interested in the above i'm
provement. 80 II h III ,ls.....
He Is also Agent for BRANDE'S CELEBRATED
CORN AND COB CRUSHERi OR STOCK MILL.
This Mill is On Improvement over oil others Of te
a.a,n Il F. H IL. u
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THEODOs y 8. ROBIN, Justice Of the
- Peace in az for the Parish Of st. Landry. Of
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s. D. ALLIS, Public Auctioneer for the
NJ \; Parish of st. Landry Office at his store in
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II ,OUIS A. PATIN, Public Auctioneer in
~ and for the Parish of st. Landry. Office at
Grand Coteau. Any orders left at the Union Hotel
Opelousas, will be promptly attended to. ''57 =
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OUIS} 'STAGG, Public Auctioneer in
~ -, and for e Parish Of st. Landry. Office, Vile
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the minister or the day. The king, with sfke
roval .famifv. occnpiei1 iteaf sccust0mch 81 eSS.
TIe arvice consn,dhoed, lbnt ID MN ~
pravers were ended and sSkilst the,osksn mi
ed forth Ia solemn sounds, the prescies ~
led to the pulpit, The congregation WeFe 6.
toiisbed.I not only st liS yotthI 49, bl6it %
his being a,, utter lstrabgefs Tbs pulpit steps
were gained, and the thought flashed scross
Heiprich's mind that possibly he should find
the text placed for him on the desls Butfas
be was on the point Of mounting the Stair, m
officer Of the royal household delivered TO him
i folded biecs of paper, saying 4 Hi tnd8esty
senfis voiI In trsxt 'stalis iss ss.s
a ftsr hay;,,g rscited he nrelimihaty ptssef
the preacher oneneds sthe Dapef, and ol'it Wa
blank-.-not ! word Wss Mr2ttenupoo t. SNiat
wasst0 ID done Heinffck dciihekAaegy e1tm-
ined the white sheet, ana alter j Abort pane,
held II IN before the congregation, saying
His majesty has furnished the text for my
sermon, but you mhy perceive that nothing
WHATEVER Ii wfittcn upon this sheet pepet.
!. Out Of nothing God created the world n
shall therefore take the creation for thoank3ost
of my discourse this morning. sssSssss
In accordance with this decision, tig pteac4s
cr, wcnt through the whole Of the first chapter
in Genesis in . masterly. way, his style qbQin6
Eforcible and clear, and his tauency Of language
remarkable. + His audience, accustomed 10 tho
kings eccentricities were far more satenislsed
~ tic dexterity with which the preacher bad
6if(ficateil himself from the difficulty than ct
the dlslexSma In which he had been placed, AZ
last lhe 1e11nen wps ondesh the eon&ts6AtloA
ty, receiving the con Aplatiops Of several dig
nitaries Of the church, wllo Al pEophesiSd foF
him = brilliant fatdre
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ROGERS & DEJEAN, Public Auction
eers in and for the Parish Of st. Landry. Office
at Opelousas.
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NOTICE to tile Taxpayers of the Parish o
Washington, February %, 1856.
st. Landry =,

I an now in possession Of the Parish Tax Roll of
1866, and am ready to receive the said Taxes, in
accordance with the provisions of an act OF tne
Legislature entitled An Act relative to the State
and Parish Taxes in and for the Parrish OF St.
Landry" approved March 20. 1856. For the con M
yenience Of the Taxpayers, ! will attend at, the
following places, on the days below ilxed, petweeh
the hours OF 10 A. M. and r M, for the purpose
First Tard-At Qpelousas, at the Office Of =. N.
Cullom, for thirty consecutive days. commenelns on
the 2sth inst, and at Napoleon AndrcpontSs go on the
9s Seeond o. Ward-At sosthene Richards, on the 9th
of June. AT Jacob Anselme's, on the 7th OF June;
INtyI Ward-At Landry Hollier's, Moundyille,
on the 9Th Of june AtJ.J. Morgan's Atchatalaya,
on Fnth s,e 1 yaSaAt William Reads, Vile Plate
on the 29th Of May. At Charles Johnson's' Oh 'he
'o1a Effah n yarAt Louis D. verrets, on the I'd of
June. AT Antoine Cartes, on the Sd Of June.
irth Ward-At John virgins at Metnieneo ne vi; oH ~
the 4th Of June. AT Maxe Leblanc's, on the 9th OF
'uib Ike Sheriff Of the Parish Of Landry will also
a,tend at the above times nd places for the collec
ton Of the State Taxes for 1854 and 1885, 1h
n Parish of St. Landry, April! w. ia16. ir ~ ..d
80 50, n,Nrs.' A., ELBERT AMT, Collector.
DOLICE JURY, Parish of st. Landry
| Nieat;na of December 4, 1865. z 1.93I
posaved that the resolution of the 4th of Septem-
her 1856 be rescinded and that the Collector OF the
Ra;roaa ax Of 1854 be and is authorized proceed
and collect according to law, the said tax; and IN
case of seizure ofproperty to pay the same anu tae
there should be no bid at the sale OF suc
or II case the amount bid should not be equal 10 tne
amount of the tax and costs due thereon, theh, IN
either case, the Collector is hereby authorized anu
reonirel to bid in such property tor ana IN peha o
this Parish to the full amount OF such tax ana costs
only. o,,x, ,r1 prII, c1or,
n7 In conformity with the above resolution, de-
1;ponentl Tax-Payeis are hereby informed that no
further Indulgence can be grantedIto them and tht
shall nroeced against them forthwith, according 10
law dnelolsas, December 20, 1866.
'FN'j'e - n , f3 ELBERT CAN'T, Collector.
TNMAN,s, PATENT iGAHE and DOOR OF
III SPRING. to which was awarded the First Ere
mimi at the Worlds Fair, London, 1851
The undersigned having been appointed the ohis
arents for the Parish Of ST. Landry, will Keep con
SANITY on hand an assortment OF the above springs
With brackets and Screws, which they will sell a.
the yery low price Of dollar and fty cents each
complete. sd 7.ol 5lGAaln .
opi'N1'r GENIN POIRET y co. Agents.
| DIEUX-2o,0oo s feet pieux at $s 90 PEI
i hundred and 50, 900 shingles at 50 o. per thou
| s''''' Plaquemine Bralee.
|NARVER'S IMPROVED D PATENl
~ COTTON GINS, of different sizes, for sale D.
| DEBAILLON 4 CARR1ERE, washington Id
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TTLYSsE GABEREL, Public Auctioneer
~ and Collector .pr the Parish Of st. Landry. OF
fce in Opelousas March 10. so 7a7it
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IMPORTANT IF TsyE. The London Morning
Chronicle announces an important discovery.
II Is stated tbat d great cxperimeht 'was re-
Gently trlediat iViHcennes, III tho f,ttsenee'6f
Gen. Lahittc and the officers Of the fort. The
secret Of c6fnpressipg md governing dectficity
is ut length discovered asiltbel sole u,oaixe
power hedcelorth 10 be psed,, "a small mortar
was fired by the inventor at the fate pf hun
ou nos saes me Segus sse s%oSe
adapted to every system of mechanical ,invsk-
ton, and is destined ssertirefy to supersedc
steam, requiring neither nnshinary yn6s Com
bustion. A vessel propelled by, this p0eset ,is
said to skim the water ike q bird, and to iear
neither, storm nor hurricance. The inventor
has already petinncd for . line of steamers from
tLiOrient to Norfoik,, iii The UHited States
which passage he promises ID olaceeinblish Ii
eight and forty hours II iisss 4aR SOD ssil'
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A LPHONSE DEBAILLON, Public Auc-
~ tioneer in and for the Parish of st. Landry.
Orders left at the Office Of 7. s. Robin will receive
prompt attention, Y.si1H ou3 NlI nilfeiI 1IfHi
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\ 4LLONit& CARP .a2E, Receiving,
or riding and Commission Merchants, WASH
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! Langaags ssE AlI.l1.als, .


i The acpteness Of thsssheepH eqr silIpAssQsell
things IL nature that I know "A eve MIN
distinguish hcr own lamb 'be3, aiijs'f' among q
thousand oil blcatihg ht sle s&hlc tiiihhle aiiid
making noise q nthdAsandt times ,)order than
.the singing Of psalms ut o l,eWerpnian ,sAcra-
'n,ent3in the fields, where tl0usa~i aase emgresl
gatetl--alid tat ~ no joko eithejy! Besides,
the distingnishmont of 'v9iee Nj neffectiy re-
cipsocal b1tweat The sWe AHA ,laSib, .who, amid
tho daatonipg sanrds ,suila naat iols another.
ilhevetare few things which hdseever amused
Enie'incre than as.sheerg hea,iHk, apd tilehs5
sport contifucs the whole day we DIT f1Ic
flock into the fofd set tsott alt the lambs "a tho
4hillyand then send thd' ewes to tlaafsbS they
are shorn. The moment that iaaIafnl, hears lis
dams VOICE, it rpshes lEp4Ah ne crowd % meet
herr but instead of 6DdIp9 The rough, We'll clad,
comfortable ipaId Which II left sf Hour r' or u
few hoursrsg0st meets d poor naked, shiser.
ing ,audSmost depl6rahle NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1t
,wAeels about, gpaiuttering. = loud tremnloDs
beat Of perfect despair, dies from the frigh,fpl
vision. The mothers voice arrests its Hight
it returns flies, and ieturns again generally
for ten or a dozen times, before TIE r6coicia-
tionis fairly made npaul [Jameso HoggaiAsfp
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