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ca G.TEG'sz IIgLI.!

Successor 10 tie oii Pioneer,
HAS been rebait duinE rBe last year, ia te most u
1 rah.e, substantial. alt workuaI.E- manner, and
almost without reference cost their motto has been
and +, Excelsior" They have
'EEres iiu GE FEuErs
In operation. which have been arranged expressly f"r
Custom NorS with everything entirely new. aud WI
have the fourth run, Tor Merchant Custom Work.
y short time and when complete, Il Will be superior
to any Custom and Merchant Mil in the Al that
they a fair trial. raey feel confident that with
their mill and long experience % years. in the E.I
ing business fully warrants them in Il fpyng uH bpaord-
DE cONBefioa. None bat the most experienced and &c
CaIumodatiuc Uli'ers eu'', ven.
Cash paid FOR the best article OF Winter Wheat
DAYTON. April >. 1,jt. J. 4 d. GREEN.
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English Currant,

NICE article. Also, Ra-ins AID Spices; and o.
= course you viii find the best article OF Chewing To
6acco At c. q. MiLLiRS
ogt6 Pennsylvania store.
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Dayton Nursery

Ills Nursery is situated FIVE mc, north east OF Gtta-
WI, the south side Of Fox River, and two miles
from Dayton Mills. We have for The Sprog trade a ar-
number of Apple Trees of sufficient set tan We
have offered In any previous season They have bee.
thoroughly cultivated thrifty, s;ocky, and oil good
size.
We also offer IN addition 10 'oruer varieties, about
thirty varieties OF tlIe most approved sorts
Oar stock of Peach Pear, Ounce, and some varieties
Cherries much injured by the severity oi the
Winter hut from careful examination OF the Nursery
Apple Trees, and kinds OF Cherry, they are
found be uIiujured and in perfectly healthy condi-
ton. WELLS WAIT,
ans JOHN NJ. WAIT.
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ATKINS ACTOMATON
SeIf-2aking Reaner and Hover !
ET<T VfrTTNT ~ Use


300 m treaty a.HereAt Staiss iu 1851.
1900 IN all parts ftte Union in 1873.
5000 6aidiHg .T0r tie Unrest Of 1886.
E-IlElE are SIX good reasons Tor tis unparalleled III
- crease aud great popularity: l.t 1t is strong AID
reliable. and ca y uHga- II IL saves the hard d.
hor oi ElAug. ID II saves at least another hand in
binding. Al. /, -h-Jt-riEg ~ the careful hand
lag ia rlklny i.si!. the ~tFlW being ail straight. i
it is well secured in the sAca and does drop tie
after haudliI and the heads exposed the
stack. that the GRAM saving even exceeds the LCBuR
sowing 9TH. II !, "a good Mower, being Of the best
convertible machines ia CtH. /: has knife that
does not choke.
Is other excelencies numerous to mention here
fsry given in the circulars L. intrinsic wer; Is
OVER 70 FIRST PREMIUMS,
PRIcE.-REtPEg MOWER, *2ag-:75 it, receipt,
SO first September, and s5A December. Price OF
freight those distance who order prior 20 1T
March; also liberal discouu; for advance payment
To secure Machine, or.ser Immediately. Though so
little known The past and ready Geiye-
~ till ii May, yet not two-Iiiyjs the customers could
he supplied. The reputation OF th' Machine wide
~ established. thar vii! nearly
supply the demand Twelve hundred did last year, and
shall also be selling four months cartier.
. Orders early. il You woa,d not be disappointed.
PAMPHLETS giving IirPAETINTIY the OPINIONS OF FAR
MERS, together with orders, notes. &c, mailed apI-
cam, and prepaid.
Write to ). :. WRIGHT & Co, Chicago or 5. f. HIM
soS, Agent Ottawa who vii! be in this City every lew
weeks through the to receive all orders that the
farmers of La Sale County may wish give him ALSO
y. Il. BRISTuI Is authorized to receive orders.
Jaua-6m : L. HUDSON, Agent for J. :. W. & Co.
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powY GO w'EsE PRICES!

THE GOODS MUST DE SOLD!
yIsT received at Wocisey's CANAL STORE.
j north of the Min Canal, and near the Rail Road De
pot new stock OF Staple Dry Goods and YANKEE No.
tons.
Also, new supply of choice Family Groceries ana
Boat Stores and fresh lot OF Lemons direct from New
Orleans Price. 81 per dozen
Nails shot Lead Powder, BOILED Cider, &c.
The numerous friends of this Establishment and the
public are invited send their ORDERS while we pledge
ourselves not to be Thankful for past patron
age, hope o merit its continuance
H. few az those celebrated Cast Steel net Pows for
sale. [O;tawa, April y, 1861 N "ooLSEf
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l! any should ask what in opinion, arrived
by impartial test, the best and honest
compounded remedy FOR preserving and boau;ifyur the
lair and restoring gray hair to its original color, and
the locks TO the bald-headed, should without hesta-
ton say Prof o. J. Woods Hair RestoratveSt Louis
Democrat.
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ICE CREAM SALOON,
K0IIdiMg.

A FEW day boarders can be accommodated at the
sdence OF DR.. Hard, Clinton, near Madison Il.
ape 3w* G. FUTILE
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- have removed Office TO the second story Of
the brick block occupied by Shuer Co.. friends
Cal and have ther orders filed with good article Of
Wood Coal EOlc, by sending through the 7. o.,
box 30.
We have good article Of Blacksinths Coal on hand.
apo : WARNER HARDING & co.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1856-05-03

PENNSYLVANIA SToRE-Friend MILLER, at
the Pennsylvania store, boasts now of hay
ing the finest stock Of carpets, the best lot
of ladies shoes, and the richest lot Of sum-
mer silks ever brought to Ottawa; aad after
looking through his store, we can't under
take to contradict him. Ills store is per-
feet Clancy bazaar" in its way, and every
body will be delighted to look at so rare a
stock.
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GDicaga advertisements.
Chicago! Chicago! Chicago!
Great Sale Of Real Estate at ChiGa GO,
IL the State of Illinois, commencing on
Thursday the 9th day of June, \. ID. 1896,
and to be continued until all the lots
and lands herein described are
<,
UIIU MINUS IL. tIII uVStI
< q e. Ed.

pursuance Of decretai order of the Cook County
Court OF Common Pleas ia for the County II Cook
and stale Of liiaois entered in certain therein
pending the Cancery side thereof :or parti-
zion, wherein tias Prize II complainant lid tiet PIye
ct a. are defendants J. L. c. Paine Frger Master In Chan
CRY aud SIscal Commissioner for that purpose shalt
tlt tn day Of June, \ D. l-jS at 10 O'Clock = NJ OF said
day, tn north door entrance the Court House H.
slc city 81 Chicago sci" Public Auction highest
bidder all the folio viz, described sbiu,, part lots
lois and parcels Of land situated IA the City Chicago
also ia Ic counties 90 Cook = IL, GgfIy .d l.. Sale
the state VI Illinois aud particularly described ic
-.
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La SALE ST., north of the square, seems
to be Cooking up" in business point of
view. There are now on one block the fol-
lowing establishments, viz: Dry Goods, II.
Doran; Drugs and Medicines, Geo. II.
Hunter; Paint Shops, Freeman & Rikcr, j.
B. Tombes, and ). ". Squiers; Groceries,
Stout & Sanderson, and d. Holleckcr; Ca
oinet Ware, Gibson { Bro, Gay & Gull
ford, and p. Russell; Agricultural Imple-
ments, E. W Chamberlain, and we under
stand that the house now occupied by J. Y.
A. Hoes. Esq, is soon to be fitted up for a
store of some kind
Business in the locality named appears te
be more brisk than on some other streets
equally distant from the court house, and
we doubt not La Sale will soon become one
OF the best business streets in the city.
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Tsrs. e.. OiH.S.pHas

ESFECTFCLLY tenders her services TO the residents
~ of Ottawa and vicinity Teacher Of VOCAL AND
INTRrHFNriL MUSIC She may be found at her room At
the dwelling Mr. p Torne, second door north Of the
Episcopal Church. between the hours of A ~ and T.
N. Lessons will be given at the residence OF pupils when
desired
TERMS QUARTER.
piano SO 90
uoIoI.on 90
Gn;tar : 90
Particular attention given cultivation Of the voice.
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sa'z,gaNg. FEMALE SEMINARY.
80 he third term OF ,his institution sill commence Mon
& day April l4tl, in Mechanics iiall classes WA pc
organized in Algebra, Chemistry Botany rhetoric iN'
French, etc -, :, .,;-o5
4 class in Drawing and OIL Painting VIII ne urPiii,1
out OF the school hours for the convenience oil uo ~
do not wish to attend TO other branches ,,,rxs
maTZg ,i,SS = : cTTLFH. D..
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Icots and Shoes,

OF lie best quality, al sizes from mems No. II down
J TO infants. ut greatly reduced prices,
~ N.sEE'Gts ANS.
For the reaso hat can't sell them AT usual retaif
prices, must cut under; they hat he So!1. Grocel
rics and Provisions, choice Teas, and the hes: brands
Flour incl2ded. tarthen, Wooden, aud Willow Wares.
Also Fruits, such "a Apples, Green and Dried; Peach
Pared and IMPAIRED; Oranges aud Lemons, Eiisins
Fig, Dates, Eackberries, P.ums Prunes, German ana
French Citrons, Zaute Currants Lczenges, Candies
Nuts. &C. Fresh Oysters, by the kcg and at WHIT
Nnrc, ID
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IL persons indebted 10 me Tor services Oh morse ie'
artion store and settle, and lt~reg ~ce costs TINS Is
in earnest. [apl9-4N CAPT. ~ T. hEED
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sSrISS AVERY has Just received IA and tasteful as
,kfS sor;nicrt OF Millinery Goods, which she VIII he
happy to show TO her friends and customers on Tuesday
ucxt Ottawa, April ,.
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.0wAy, Z. ". GH~1N, !J-S r.aFEEiL-
20 Perm Irlaua
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E.E EHAHYIEES.

The best PtOa1h IN tie State
7 HAVE on hand quantity of the Joliet and Drew
Pougis, and would respectfully invite Farmers call
before purchasing elsewhere. Come and at the New
Agricultural Sore. I.nat29 +. VI. CHAMBERLAIN
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TIME annual meeting of the La Sale Co. Mutual Fire
Insurance Co. viii be held the office of the Coripa
ny, (Nattingers blockl Thursday, the sih day of
May next. at . o'clock p. NJ
There VIII be elected that time five directors in the
place VIM Red,ick, VIM. NJ. True Geo. II. Norris,
J. G. Nattinger. and BENZ I. Phelps whose of Of
fee will then expire.
The regular quarterly meeting Of the Directors will be
held on Monday, May 9th, at o O'Clock A. NJ.
By order of the Board. Gap1sl WM NJ TRUE, .Sccy.
pineo Eorfc f0r Sale.
ROSEWOOD Piano Forte fer sale cheap FOR cash, at
IL the Geiger House, ap26-Sw*
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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

\ CHALLENGE TO AMERI,A.-Let US quarrel.
American kIusnen. Let u y unge into war.
We have been friends, too long. We have
too highly promoted each other wealth and
prosperity We are too plethoric we want
urlIction-to which end let US cut one auo-
Tiers thruats. h. Us rluA. burn. Kill and
aestroy-vith mutual cncrgy-smk eaci.
other 4, shipping, burn each OILERS a~rsenals,
destroy each olher', property at larGe-We
Will lombard your towns and YOU shall bonn
burd oL.s-ii You can. Let US ruin cacl
other S e.. -umyi.c - much as possible. ami
that will o.. 30 considerable some.
Lot our banks freak while We smitc and
,i4y one AuotAcr let our commercial house,
smash right and lett ia the United States
and the luitcd Kingdom. Let ~ main aal
mutilatc one another let US make OF each
other miserable objects. cripples. halt. and
blind. adapted Tor tie towns end. 10 BEG dur.
ing lie.
Come. let MS render tho wives Of each nthar
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

being perpctrated. They intended, he says, |
to burn the place, and drench the streets
with the blood of the inhabitants Of Law
renee and it was all their leader could do
to restrain them from this. Why, in the
name Of all that 10 sacred, this internal re-
venge against the innocent people of Law
renee Had not the Governor of the Terri
tory Just told these troops that lie had been
in Lawrence, and found nothing against the
people there-that he was perfectly satisfied
with them But this had no effect whatever
to mitigate the Internal atrocity which seem
ed to actuatc those hell-hounds who sur
rounded that city. They wanted, still, to
burn the place-tO drench the streets in the
blood of innocent men, woman, and children.
OF the town and he tells us, in this letter
that when they were induced to leave, they
lcft murmuring and threatening that they
would return again.
| had hoped, sir, for the honor of human
nature, as well us Tor the peace OF the coun-
try, that this threat would never be attempted
to be pat in execution but, alas it has
proved too true. These monsters in humln
shape, who had gone there breathing nothing
but revenge for fancied injuries. when they
had received ~nonc-wishing to wash their
hands in the innocent blood of strangers who
had done them no harm-retircd reluctantly,
murmuring aud threatening that at some tu-
Iure 'Mhe' theF "ouIa nave tne!r revenge
LOO we'll aideu ny ttls accurSe1 Auih'nlstra-
Non' nave tneS KEPT t"elr "oru' anu SacN'u
anu purueu L'"rehce' fISils men, women
anu cnllIreh' can attesI no" ioltIIul 'hey
Telo - I"c nc,"lious threat Inti CAV ou',
lucy gave '"e administrator "otCo VI """t
'''S lnteuIe'' i"rg' ino"'nS Oe'olc' VIC na1
y" " ~. i'io '"''' TI' 'i "oooinP L
~ ~ 'n'' f'!o,' =" 7 'Pl' D''ouS't .Ho
r4aI@,i "o 49, Wv
lL I,I." ~ wv "'i Wv
o 'i0n TVi "uu nc w.
oa'J NfYt t a,ni,r,n,o rith an u'I L n y ,nr
'o a,.,ian"Fn L,+ n"r ar IT, - 40
Pys' =, , tha, 80 Il . 'Ppn' san hn,
H.. - a,,n, 77b, r;ch,s Of ,hasat
tI.rs When these tbinps vcrn dome. won find
49, r. ,C ~, - ;VuH -.
,nto scryics A. cnnst,bIrs and r,gi.trntas
md ,r,ninr Nth Gn,ornrnort or,a. H. crer
f,,m rho S1ntb to lat I,ose unIn thn dnvo,sd
inLaniton,y poLhory nmrJilr r,nn nr,orI
iii th.sn or;ras ,t,,G1 tho r,rmts If His
dn,s,is.r,ra w., Ii.,5 e ,nn onun,rrman
IL - n thoir .Lir,s s,r !, f,ar L..sIy /
Lnow - a. L,,b mani ,hat moLo
aaa;nst tLa b. 'L mt :, i. trn. md :,
,r97u CO. lin j., tLo C,oo an tbo las, day
If il trno that tho Tyecntivo arm of tSo
G,vernmpn, VA usod tn ,rnstratc ;nrocort
mon romon and ,b;Idror IN tho Tarritorv
nr KopsaNto hnrn roh and dostrny ~
American o;t;~,ens-desno; him nf bis rights
and driva him from bis sottlnmant AZ the
nn,od man ubo IN ,h;s o,trom;,v a.sar,od
their manhood and ;nternosed courageously
hetween tha de,sncrlass usnnnIa and those wbC
800, ,Ln;n -" f10tiS em n"s
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

BLroRE THE CHALLENGE-" Now, sir, ] say
to that gentleman that no man has the right
TO wear arms who does not dare to use them.
In my country, the cock that crows and
wont fight is despised by the hens and even
by the pullets, who know a thing or two in
stinctiyely. - Preston Brooks, July II.
AFTER Tue CHALLENGE.-'' lie requires me
to meet him IN Canada, a distance Of near
seven hundred miles by the mail route-a
route running through the cnemy's country,
and through which no man knows better than
Mr.. Burllngame that | could not pass with
out running the gauntlet OF mobs and assas-
sins, prisons and penItenulries, bailItfs and
coustahles. lie knew that | could never get
to Canada, and that were | TO do SO, and he
were e. fall, that | never would get back 80
Il Preston Broots, Juiy %.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01
XyX1vTH CoNGREss-FIRsT SESSION

On the 9th, the army bill, aupropriating
S3.274.oQ0 FIR the pay Of the army was taken
up in committee If the whole. an! q provl.o
.d3s5 .-A,,l -,e,,~., ~. ..l.,. i5..,fb.
..-,t f,.,s ,, Eo,,,. p, ,,,D on5 ro.J
ami r-.t..,.. ,5s ,f.1s arm.
,ts 1a,.s, starr. ~ ,gc,-l ,I,,, .,5 -.
vida. tina. r. ri.,,eo of E.rs,s sb,u b. com.
r...I .-- asa r,s.4 fur piaree.s N,-sbaIs
july D The House went int, C,nuit,es
Of .ta. W..re on the ARMY Arrropriatiop
Bill
Mr.. Sherman offered an amendment that
r, r.r. .4 the mi,ir,rc f,r,as If tbA r,;.a5
states shall be- emrlovci to adm the enforce.
.a.r. IF the ALLEGED law. of the Lssishtivs
Assembly. Of Kansas. convened at shawnee
Mission. 1a.!l Congress declare. whether
those laws wore passed By the Legislature
chosen Ia .-rtgrni.v v,.h the organic law
and. uu.- Congress s.. declares, that it shall
'. -.- r--. ftg- President Il, uss the mill.
tar. tIre 5. O. preserve ,saes SUPPRESS insur.
r.-..a.r.e.. INVASION. and 10 protect per-
sons aud property of the territory On the
highways OF Missouri aud elsewhere acain..
ur.-nn. Search anil seizure. and that the
rr..i... #.,.rm t.a present militia. recall
.. q. s. arms, and prevent "~om
-'H, into the Territory t. distur0~ = ~
l' ..-a III eu.9ree real 9r pretended Jaw
Nr. sherman amendment was adopted
VIXEN te Committee rose
Do.-a>9F 0F Kansas ArPyrNrED,-Che
President has nominated 70 tie Senate JOau
w. bearF, OF Pa to bs Goyernor Of Kansas.
I'D place OF shannon, removed. Mr.. Geary,
for many years a civil engineer, was elected
Colonel Vt the second Pennsylvania regiment
In the Mexican war.
Mr. Feary was the first Mayor Of San
lr~nclsco- under the city charter. lie is re-
presented as uelng 40 years Of age, and ad-
mir4hly fitted for the discharge Of the otsce
to which the President has appointed him.
July 2s.-uoUsE-Mr. Blrbour's proyiso
to the army appropriation bill, reported from
TIE COMMITTEES Of the whole was rejected.
Yeas - Nays 50, Mr.. Shannon's amend
ments was adopted, yeas 81 nays S.. and
the bill was then pissed yeas SO nays 50.
On motion Of Mr.. Dunn, the House recon
sidered the vote By which Was referred to the
Committee Of ths Whole on the State Of the
Union, the bill to annul certain acts of the
-ta a;,,ans ~ ~, Tsrritorn -.
,ni rrirIe.os
VI. n,n9 srb,i.,sl srbs,;,r..
;.;a. -. 81 r.,n;5ia. ,.n,,ai r.;
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01
-I--- I-L.-.-L.rL

luE VOICE og '7G.-Recently | visited Jonas
Frtz4e, the last soldier Of the Revolution,
still lingering around us. lie is happy in
hi, humble home, and enjoys a green old age
lie loves to talk of the time that tried mens
souls 1 asked him what was thought Of sla-
very IN those days. Why, said the old hero,
"te 'raagI, n w24la soon die out. as it did
in the Jerseys Do you want to have slavery
extend ia our country
No, sir, We did not fight for that, but for
freedom and free soil and I hope God will
spare me to vote for Fremont and Day ton
for the good Of my country
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

At Syracuse, lately the Indians re-
ceiyed their yearly instruments from the
state. One old native presented himself
and squaw, and seventeen children. His
share at 50 a head, was S9j and as be recciy-
ed his portion, he remarked, ME get nun
dred dollars mex, year -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

A man employed on the Gcnesee river new
Suspension Bridge, near Rochester, slipped,
caught hold of fellow workman's leg, and he
being pulled off the scadold, hung by a wire
until both were rescued. They we're hang
ing 24Q feet above the water,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

A good anecdote is told of Ali Pacha, the
Sultan's grand vizier, now in Paris. 4 few
evenings ago a lady, to whom this gentle
man was introduced at q so,ree, hazarded the
mare question lis the Sultan married -
A great deal, madam, was the Turks re
nlX.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

Some one says that the municipal arrange
mcnts are 20 strict in the Arctic regions.
that DR. Kane was kept from going farther
by the North Pole-ice.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

The captain ola down east fishing schooner
refused to have the vessel repaired at East
Boston, because he don't want to have her
taken into a sectional dock.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01
MARRIED:

ESQ, Nj. A. R. Coleman of Essex Vt, to Miss !. ;.
p.0utr % W"i,li.t.u, Vt.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1856-08-01

Will NOT lN1ERrERE.-Mr. Marcy. Score
,ary Of State, has addressed a letter to the
Governor Of California, informing him that
the Federal Government cannot interfere
against the Vigilance Committee until re-
4ues,ed by the Legislature Of California, or
until that body shall be unable to act in con
sequence Of the instruction. This Is under
stood to be in accordance with an opinion
gwen by the Attorney General. The Admin
lstration however, sympathi-es with the
governor against the Vigilance Committee
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DIED
Al Alburgh Springs, July SOth, Mrs. Mary Raw
ley, agod t5 years,
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49, 80 ~,
- '-- -i' N1"'S = N'N-
neII oil OAl'' "I" act'd a. ms friend and tI-
wiser in lis recent difficulty with Mr.. Brooks.
boya o,.l ,.ulli.laj .t,t.-sr+ av,lr.-.rv
r.,
MI O'hl .'H states i''t Nf. bnrHhE.i-.
would have cen willing o. meet Mr.. Brooks
i'm ~,uth t,r.lu, Fl. Ia y.i.Ial lime tI.+ DE-.
ytr r,,,rt.u. ;,.:..l a.;-.. ,...
yea, ~
'''u'' >'"' l''1' WI meeting. j" crossing ."
r''n''d'y requests HIr- Brooks ami Ibis TRENDS
to show the " authorities. which 4lh.
GOOD the rlIoYin, POSITIONS sul-tlrHafIv
,.L..r lv .r.,..
"lirst. that the challenging party may. in bis
message MAKO '"y ,-'.'.'..us e''.'I "-' &. .-r'""
y ' .,1 '"' -. .''
.,rar, 5.rr.l Nv INV r-t.u..-- I,,.-rt '-., III.
Third. that wien the place j. fixed by the i4,ty che
titled Co the selection, tie challon or m,y .,ti..
from the Mold On his objection Go di,tonc b u'.G
r"' ''1 3 hTt'' ~ nom i'Ar 'i 'h''INs anu G n-i1-
'''' .', .'..r' sI,"'.
the a,Y,ir tlrouy5h The .re.. vi,t.n, m. k,ivrs ~,
or com, ut Of the other"
WI Du'''l-'me I'N''"H Tie circumstances
from FIRST to last, and concludes as follows
" or the conduct Of Mr.. Brooks in tits aE-
fair | can scarcely trust myself to write.
owe It to truth to say that from what
had heard and seen Of lin prior to Iii. assault
IN Mr.. Sumner. | had formed a Lirh on Union
of him, and that act. which have pruucrly
stigmatized, | did think must have been al
horrent to his better nature. In remembrance.
of my opinion Of him and feeling that through