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INSTRUMENTATION PRIZES.


49, --.Iounting to ............... $500 900
mole Tickets, Slo-Halyes, S5Quarseps, 80 so.
The Alabama and Georgia Lbtteries, as channels
for Investment present Inducements over any known
scheme The experience the public have had Of the
management of these Lotteries the large amount Of
Prizes sold, the promptness with which they have
been paid the best guarantees that they win nj
WAYS be conducted in the most honorable manner
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
There are 10000 Tickets numbered from to
| 80, 600.
There are $50 full Prizes and SEQ Approximations
making in all 1000 Prizes.
| The drawing takes place in public under the SUI
perintendence of two sworn Commissioners
The Numbers from to $4,000, corresponding with
the Numbers the Tickets printed on separate
slips Of paper, encrced with small tin tubes and
placed in one wheel.
The first $50 Prizes, similarly printed and enoir-
cled, are placed in another wheel.
The wheels are then revolved and number is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers and at he same
time prize is drawn from the other wheel The
number and prize drawn out are opened and exhibit
ted to the audience, and registered by the commits
soner, the prize being placed against the number
drawn. This operation is repeated until ALL THE
PRIzRs are drawn out, @ &c III
sa1'p APPROPRIATION PRIZES 81
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
bers to those drawing the first $50 prizes win be en-
titled to the 600 Approximation Prizes, according to
the scheme @aAa
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money to our address for the Tickets
ordered, receipt Of which they will be forwarded
by first mail. f. 81 t #. E
The List OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be
sent to purchasers Immediately after the drawing
Purchasers will please write their signatures plain
and give their post Office, county and State.
s8y Remember that every Prize is drawn, and
payable in full without deduction.
ssS All Prizes Of 81 900 and under paid immedi-
atey after the drawing other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days, In full without deduction. ~ N
All COMMUNICATIONS strictly confidential
Orders for Tickets should be sent in early.
Prize Tickets cashed or renewed In other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets can be addressed either to
8. SWAN h co,
aepsFr srl Atlanta, Georgia .
Or s. SWAN,
sep 23-d&wh Montgomery. Alabama
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Ne,O York Markets.

NEW YoRK, October 3.--Flour has declined
Sales Of 1000 bbls. State, SO 10 as645; Ohio
SO so a So So Standard southern, So 90 a 81 30
Wheat has declined. Sales of 81 900 bushels
White, 81 go a 81 81 I2; red, 81 45 a 81 so.
~ Corn is steady. Sales Of 1880 bushels. South
ern, SO IL cts.
Pork is dull Sales Of Mess at 500 IL IL.
Beef is quiet. Chicago repacked, 81.
Lard is very dull Sales in bbls. at IA IA cents.
Whiskey Ia quiet. Ohio at 80 cts
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New YoRK, October ga large warehouse, on
the corner of Barclay and Washington streets,
was burnt last night. The building was not en-
tirely finished, was eight stories high, and built by
Mr., Lilientha tobacconist, for factory. The loss
was $4,000. A part of the walls fell, completely
demolishing the adjoining building, occupied by
Mr.. Cilenthal.
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w Just as easy for any one to be around with
pocket full as not If they only thirk 40. hsve
got new article from which from FIVE 10 twenty
1t is highly respectable business, and en- article
which is wanted in every fanlyin Il United States
Enclose me two dollars,by mail, at my risk, and l
viii forward by return mail Circular with full in
Try il, If you are out Of employment and you viii
regret il; for twill be better for you TO pay
the above sum, and insnre good business, than TO
pay twenty-five cents for n spurious advertisement
This is no humbug. Tryit Try itl Try IT'LL
Address your letters TO
Us Il DWIGHT MONROE,
sep 16-ASr1 4&0a New York
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DhROPOSALS Will be received AT the
IL Mayors Office until O'Clock Il. NJ on Satur-
day, the 4th day of October next for building sub
santial wall from the south side of street south
TO the north side Of street SOUTH be constructed
follows: The foundation 10 be of rubble stone az
least eight feet wide to be leveed off at low-water
mark, the wall to start from that foundation four and
half feet thick and to 40 mp to the grade Of Water
street, with batter of and half inches to the
foot ON the front and carried up plumb on the back
and to be capped with large flag stone of at least
feet inches by feet on the top and the wall to fin
ish three feet wide the top 70 be built Of the best
building stone. The bids must state the price per
perch OF twenty-five feet TO the perch, and this bid
will cover the rubble foundation as no work viii be
measured under the low water. wne.
mi .T NJ fsae sat5 JAMES ESPEY.
Commissioner Seventh Ward
C GEO MATTINGLY,
JN0. VAN RISwICK,
ySsp 96-1st Assistant Commissioners.
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

Gov. FLorD.-Read the statement Of Governor
Floyd, made yesterday in New York, under this
Afternoons telegraphic head.
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Trucker has made his draught upon
- the stock in market and is home again trium-
plant with the most elegant STYLES of London aad
Paris He is now prepared to exhibit the most splen
did assortment of Cloths, Csssimeres and vestings
he has ever offered to the public II would afford
him great pleasure to execute orders from gentlemen
fitting out for the season, as he is confident that he
has in his present arrangements every facility for
giving complete satisfaction.
Terms moderate. Exhibition no charge,
Aaa ~ WILLIAM TUCKER lel
-A's l hfh Merchant Teilor
No, 49s Pa avenue, bet AZ and 9Th streets.
sep 1e--eo4w tt3a ae ilt t-- A
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Agricultural Fair.

WATERFOWL, N. Y, Oct Sd.--The fine weather
has attracted great concourse of yisiters to the
State Fair to-day. The entries are more numerous
than on any previous year, and the stock is very
superior.
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lfiehiqan Politics.

DKrRoIr, Oct. "A Fillmore electoral ticket
was nominated here last evening
Senator'S Csss and Stewart addressed large
Democratic meeting here to-day. I.
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New YoRK, October 3.--Stocks are lower
Chicago and Rock Island, 80 IL; Illinois Contra
shares, $ll7 Ia Illinois Central bonds, 80 l-s
Michigan Southern, 80 5 81; New York Central
"a rs; Pennsylvania Coal Co, % Reading, SO
Virginia 6's, 81 7-S. a la
Sterling Exchange is firm at Ia a o SO.
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Cor Floyd's Position ii regard to the A,asricsn
Partu.
IRanksoiving IN lfisso,lri

ST.. Louis, Oct. 1.-THE Governor has appoint
ed the goth of November as q day of thanksgiving
and prayer,
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Hol ron Observation-Disclosures viii leave
the foot Of the Capitol tomorrow morning, at
o'clock, for the accommodation of those of our
citizens who desire to participate in the great mass
meeting to be held at Rockville. A
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THE GREATEST
COOKING STOVE
EVER INTRODUCED IN THE UNITED

---------- a - bIATEo. y = n
F0r Goal or Wood $4,000 IN a4se. Fbspr Sizes
"a Nos. 8, 4, s, 9. gH.5.gs
@NALLAG Celebrated Morning
~ Star, Double Oven COOKING STOVE, the
best the cheapest, most substantial, and most per-
feet Cooking Stove in the Union, gat
Thirteen thousand Of these Stoves are now IN sue
cessful operation. MI 3lesE as as.ltEg.
This splendid Cook Stove has now been thorough
y tested during the last four years. they operate in
the best and most satisfactory have fully
tried them with wood and COAL and strongly recon-
mend Them They are heavy and very durable, and
the design is neat and beautiful With moderate
fire, this Stove will bake three loaves of bread roast
turkey, boil two dinner potts. broil beefsteak and
heat the water for washing, all at the same time
You are respectfully invited TO call and examine
the above splendid Cooking Stove, " Gallagher
Morning Star" mWf5 ue elt.Ns-.
Patentee 81 A. j. GALLAGHER,
July lst 1855. 1sye Philadelphia.
-. = For sale only H. sfR l.s4r -
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INSANE AsYLuM.-In this asylum, there are at
present ninety-fve patients, Of whom forty seven
hfa white ma1es and thirty-sx white females eight
eolored males and four colored women.
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Sr. LOUIS, Oct ga letter to the Republican
from Lecompton, dated the goth, says that the
armed bands have been dispersed, and that the
citizens were returning to their claims, and bust
ness was revivng. R
Peace prevailed throughout the Territory. War,
rants had been issued for Jones, Stringfellow and
other pro-slayery agtators, .
Governor Geary had authorised Colonel Titus to
form volunteer battalion TO preserve the peace
in the neghborhood Of hecompton Capt Walker
is to perform the duty in the vicinity Of Law
renee.
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1 .NcAt uooiiW ~ WoouWaru oio sliuu,
Is. Penn avenue, bebsl0th and 18th SITS, No. 3l8.s
NIB. We have also very large assortment of the
latest and most approved patterns of CRATES, parlor
chamber diningroon, Office and store stoves of all
sizes, for wood and coal that the North can furnish
best suited to this market st4
You will do well to call and examine our assort-
ment of goods, and we will take great pleasure in
showing them. We are sure that our goods are very
low, as we buy for cash. ftrf
sS@- Terms cash. sep ~
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FIRE.--Last night between eleven and twelve
o'clock, fire took place in frame building, on
the Island, occupied by Mr.. VIM. Fenton. The FIRE
was caused by an incendiary.
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F'reshet and Great Destruction Of Property.
KEKsvLLE, n r., Oct. 1.-The AirsabelI river
is higher than ever known before. The destruc-
tion Of property has been immense. The saw
mill, and Kingslands nail factory and shop are
now falling. The upper bridge l. gone, and the
stone arch bridge is expected to fall. The lower
rolling mills, and the forge and coal house are de-
stroyed News from up the river says that the
iron works, &c, of the Peru Iron Company are
nearly ruined
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SCHEME.

All orders Tor tickets or packages IN the Maryland
Lotteries will meet with prompt attention, and the
drawings mailed to oil purchasers Immediately after
the drawing.
Address 4. II. HUBBARD Il CO.,
- Box 40, baltimore Maryland.
SEP 2g--d&w - IT
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INSTITUTION for the DEAF, DUNE
and BLIND.

q ST., 5etaoeen 20h and GLAD sts, so@tA ss.se.
WsESIDAY AFTERNOON Of each week
a has been set apart for the reception Of visiters
at the Institution. The friends Of this Institution are
respectfully invited to be present and witness the
exercises ON that day.
This Institution Is entirely charitable in its nature
having been established expressly for the beneet OF
that class Of afflicted children for whom no provision
has ever been made.
Donation Of money, household furniture on Of al
most any description, viii be thankfY received at
the Institution. june 1S--H
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THE ALEXANDRIA AND WAsHINGToN RAILROAD.
The work on the railway connecting Alexandria
with the Federal Metropolis, progresses finely. The
depot on Sc. Asaph street has been enclosed and
covered, and workmen are busily engaged in ad.
justing the Turn Table, and other machinery
necessary for the accommodation Of the engines,
which wilLarrive here NEXT week But short dis.
lance of the space between the Long Bridge and
the Alexandra depot yet remains without rail and
the road will soon be 10 complete order for the
rains.---Alsz. Sentinel. a.,s-...,t....
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LIMEf LImEff LIMEFfI

NNILL be opened Tomorrow, nj the
w Lime Kilns Of w. IL Cooley 4 Co, situ-
ated on Rock Greek, between the upper and lower
bridges, a kiln Of very superior WoodSburnt Lime
The subscribers have also ON hand a large supply
Of Plasterers Hair, Cement Caicined Plaster and
every description OF the very best quality Of Lime
which will be disposed Of on the most reasonable
terms, w. II. Cooley a co.
ap 16--eoH ngftap Taen
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SEw foRk, Oct 2.--Govemor Floyd. Of Viz
s1nlA spoke this afternoon from the steps Of ths
ncrcnAnts Exchange to an immense conoourse ~
Sie-ehs- Ills remarks we're continued for some 80
ny s0a - iervent strain and he was listened 10
wi'n marked attention. One Of the most prorni-
~ DIE speech was an argument to prove
sponsble for the preparation 81 IN 800. ~
Kansas by their refusal to pass the sepata MI ~
reduced by Senator Toonbs. ~ ~
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LOT FOR SALE.
a VALUABLE Lot on Indiana avenue.
IN between First and Second streets, running
through TO ID street in rapidly increasing part Oh
the city, is offered for sale
0ne-fourth cash. and the balance in equal Pc tious
for five years Pitle indsputable
Inquire % JOHN r. KIILMON
Pennsylvania avenue near the Capitol
h June Tiff tih
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BENEFIT or Mrs. DAyEEPoRT.--A fine lill Il
presented tonight at the National for the benefit
Of Mrs Davenport. Her numerous friends should
a bumper 49,. .I4..s
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
FOR OCTOBER, 1865,
W.. FRANCE ~ CO., Managers,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEMEI
10000 Dollars Capital.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY

a. Glass o,
To be drawn in Baltimore, Saturday, October S5th
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The Washington Yesgers returned yesterday
from their visit to Philadelphia, much gratifed
with the courtesies which were extended TO them
BY their military brethren.
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INFORMATION. gentleman who called at our
Office this morning relative to the authorship Of
certain marriage, can have the infol nation he
seeks and we trust ft may lead 70 the discovery Of
this perpetrator Of malicious mischief
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MY whole is the name of the greatest man in the
United States M. EY.
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AT meeting Of the Always Ready Club, held
on Saturday September 27th, the President called
th.. y,,s.t;na ~, s,r,lay
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Mr. EDIToR: If you think the following enigma
worthy of place in your columns please inert 1t
/ am composed of 10 letters
N.Y. n, 6, 8, Z, is city in Spain,lyta EFF,
.aa Ny 8, 8, 8, IA, 10, Z, is the name of man.
Ny IL, Q, III, 8, IS, IA, q is town in Maasa-
chusetts 4ia ~ ode s3 s5 R (. I
NJ N 4, L:,a, n , ...-.. ! !
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Myl,s,lo, 4, is a building of great service to
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sep ie-2sm aas New York
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pCARAGUA BAIL--LAND SALES AT
LEAvENwORTH.

LAWRENCE, X. T., Nov. %, 1856.
Although the Pro-Slavery Courts in this Terri
y have decided in most Of the cases, that Free
At man is not bailable subject yet it seems
PIE are means by which escape from the Le,omp-
! prisons is possible. In my last, mentioned
case of Fairly, who, although under indictment,
y liberated by COL Titus Of the militia guard. 1t
now come to light that offers Of liberation have
pen made to the prisoners, provided they will 60
Niaragua. Nor does this matter implics'e the
to'ious Titus alone. BY the evidence 1t is clear
pit Judge Lecompte is at least cognizant Of the
It,
Col. Titus has got the Nicaragua fever. Why
should be willing to leave Kansas at the present
rHse OF affairs can only be accounted for by the
aa hckeness of such rowdy characters, or be-
lose some friend there has oyer-persuaded him to
me- on more likely, because better promise OF
or punder invites him in that quarter. Be
p u it may, he has been employing himself sedu-
Ay for weeks past IN inducing tho men under
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COLLISION ON THE NETWORK AND
HARLEM RAILROAD.

The through train on the Harlem Railroad which
left this city on Tuesday night when abOst fOrydve
miles this side of Albany, came in collision with the
down freight train, throwing the engine, baggage aud
one passenger ear down IN embankment, and MAKING
complete wreck of the engine Of the freisn' tan.
is that no one was killed, and serious bodily injuries
were sustained BY any one. Even the engineer rev
minutes after the son emerged from the runs us
engine unhut. A number of seats IN the second cur
were torn from their fastenings and many OF the
sengers were or less bruized- The seco1oe.As'
passengers were rescued from disasreesoie connhe'
ment through hole in the side Of the car. An ezra
train arriving passengers to A'any esnS
On Wednesday morning.
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.ble and to become selsussinins O. quickly q, they
could
their passage from Chicago to Kansas to furnish them
an outt isting Of large quantity Of provisions,
blank cts for all the men, efficient weapons foe seEde
& nee and plain food for one year but each man TO
supply himself 20 far a. DC could and not to call on
ies.t of TIE Committee was not TO offer bounty or
brbe 10 any man. but merely to assist thoee DESTROYS
of emierstipg thther who did not possess enough pr
vae Of their own, ana 70 ed them After getting
there until they could become eelfsupporting.
The sum of 81 600 in cash was sent along in the
hands M an agent to pay their expenses in getting
frrm Lesyeuworth TO their place of settlement. Aer
reaching Lexington they .ersstopped BY the Missouri
we,e sent back down the nver-oeing their tents and
actually committed the folly Of paying to the captain
Of the steamboat the OIL 900 in the hands Of their agent
for taking them back a. p,,. ss :" alton
fayorsby Impressed with this Last pisce OF nsncering
Hovever. passing that over the Committee furnished
them the means Of travelling from Altsn to Iowa City,
where they went into camp for me weeks prep Ta.ory
70 MAXI the overland trp. While 10 camp, many Of
the men abandoned the Company, and scattered of
each for himself In the mean while, before the Com
PAW began its march through Iowa and Nebraska
the Chicago Committee was superseded by the Ma
tional Kansas Committee and resigned, surrendering
i'm funds and functions to that Committee. The Chi
caeo emprants In camp at Iowa City, were duly ap-
priced of tese changes and moved forward under the
auspices OF the National Ala society. Ihere was no
sradisI Agreement made with them. They took their
chances Tor better or worse, with all other emrants
They we're furnished with teams to trsnsp ,rt them
visions to sustain them and arms to defend them and
All was done for them that lay in the power Of the CON-
Mite Tie amount of expenditure from first to ast
On account Of the Chicago Company, considerably ex
cetds the original estimates ter much larger number
Of men and is several times greater than the sum
pended for the benefit Of any subsequent enigran Of
equal numbers
of broken pledges of favortsm loosely ana ipcons.d
vey and others have no foundation in truth whatever
and are the products Of malicious or misled inns
CITATION. =. .... A..
~,;ta from A p.r,onai knoEledge of the facts and
not at The dictsion suggestion or by the advisement
Of the Aid Committee not even consulted
with them on the subject. Nor should We give those
but because of the responsibility of the medium through
which they 6rst received publicity.
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State prisoner. you may tie No and whip me, or
hL me, for am in your power; but you canno:
make me beg a, pitifully for mercy as you did in
Lawrence"
Incenfed at this, Titus ordered the prisoner to
Be gagged; and thus brutaly and shamefnliy bound
and gagged the Captain .was kept for thirteen
hours.
In order to illustrate the different treatment Of
different kinds Of prisoners, will mention an in
cident that occurred few days ago. Tho store
pipe In the prison having slipped down. the
building took fire. Immediately the alarm was given,
when all Of The Pro-Slavery militia, who were in
their quarters, at least two hundred and fifty q.
the time, rushed out with their arms, and sur
rounded the prison-yard, and threatened to shoot
any prisoner who should leave it. Among the
rest, Hays, the murderer Of Buffum, who was,
or ought to be, prisoner, came, with dragon
saber drawn ind Aourishing, and was vocfsrousy
threatening to cut any one down who should at.
tempt to escape. Hays is the only Pro-Slavery
mfn whom ] have ever known to be retained
prisoner in the Territory, and he ia merely kept
by the authority Of Gov. Geay. His imprison-
ment is o mockery, as the above incident will
show. He rooms with his guards, and drinks with
them, and ID only prisoner in name.
The escapades recently have considerably less
ened the number Of prisoners. Beside the con-
victed twenty -three in number, there are only six
prisoners Jet left in LecemptOn to be tried. There
are some nineteen more in Tecumseh. The bogus
Sherifs and Deputy Marshas must be pretty active,
or "Othellosi occupation will soon be 'gone."
There was some trouble at Leavenworth the day
before yesterday. It originated between the Pro.
Slavery men. Those who have claims have been
allowed to purchase them at the valuation. One
Pro-SlaveIy man endeavored TO take advantage Of
this by purchasing several tracts which he pre-
tended to have claims to. This business was ar
rested by his endeavoring to buy, in the same way,
a claim belonging to another Pro-Slavery man. A
violent dispute and quarrel ensued, when the agent
adjourned the sale until the matter could be cor
rected. The sales were to be resumed this
morning.
No attempt on the part Of Lecompte has been
made to resume the Court at LecomptOn. Nothing
of Importance had trauspired OF Tecumseh.
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We are indebted to Capt Shannon Of the steamshi
Africa for favo shown our news collector yesterday
While boarding his vessel at Quarantine.

ROAD CosPAsY.-The colored citizens Of New-fork
held meeting in Shiloh Presbyterian Church, Prince
street. last evening" to consider the steps TO be taken
in the event Of Mr. Penningtons case coming up for
trial on the 18th inst The chair was occupied by
VIM. H. Jennings. who briefly addressed the meeting
Addresses were also made by the Rev. DR.. PenniDg.
ton, DR.. James McCune Smith, Peter s. Porter ana
Others. Owing to the nclemency of the weather 'ne
meeting was not so numerously attended as It wouia
have been under more favorable circumstances
marked enthusiasm prevailed among those present,
and there was, doubtless, determination 70 pursue
this case without further hesitation There "" .
good collection and numerous subscriptions were naoo
ed in.