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WI and IRA CHRISTIAN m.ds and delivered 10 BENJA-
the thryst day Of july in the year one eight hun
dred ana hytoar conditioned for the payment o. the sun 81
thousand three hundred dollars or before the
day April thereafter with interest thereon from ING
daie OF said mortgage al seven per cent per shhun
ors.sea sp aep ~ ,a' the condition
thereof and which with the power oil sac tnesn
County Of NewYorK in Lber No. AZ Of Nsrsats page
III, on the second day Of August, la5i h,
Default has been made in the condition 81 SAID neT:a
Of Of secured to BE- Pd e'e"J
BY hereof the Of sale became Iper.ye
T. Vile 10 R.uRe r. Randolph for valuable "
Instrument in writing, and said Randolph - now n' IS
writing duly ackno and recorded in said Registers
.ce in Liber SIT OF Mortgages page l on h Jay 'V
No proceedings law have been Instituted 10 recover Lns
due upon said mortgage except that an action was
N ne Cert 81 Coz Pes isr ne si a seton
has been discontinued and ended and no judgment HA ~
There payable upon said mortsase a. the s.s Of
this notice the Of thousand aud hys az ~
I've cents over and above all payments made I'll "
Motto. her ~ given that pursuant the power Of sale
said contained and Of he statutes IN suSn 81
and provided the said mortgage viii be io,e, a. public
tie moress.d premises granted oy SAID IN the
Ciy Of New York on WEDNESDAY, The nineteenth day Of
hoyeuber in the year lcs II o'clock ~ hn
follows: ,,,,....
All those certain ots piece, or parcel. o. a y, 49,
Civ OF ewYoTk betx,, The seventh aad Eighth aVean
known and disi suished On ME IN t.e ,pt.S
"A up Ct Lore Of Land Ground the proper
HI. CARD being part the farm OF ssInneI - - -, -,
ceased by the nam bers 20 thirty and5 thyoneJ t "
ther bounded soaihery in front by Thiriy-
ely ty lot uusbr - hty-tsO) on said ma
III. rear BY numbers IS be NJ and Il Eesei On .d
nap and westerly by 10, Number - -, w. r..
or less, and in length each 'de n.ne.y 1ns
n ere or les excepting eighteen feet on me aey ns
9Age.-Dat.d New-lcrk, August - ltso u,
RRUNE X. RANDOLPH Asnsree OF hot'sSer
Rssid.rcs No ~ West 55,h street, A~i9!A NY
/. J. GooDALE, Ne. ~ D.Ssswsyi New Nh
sg.j IsyIStA
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that they are ineligible may regret tneir Pre0pSa'
top In some of the Lower Canada DIVISIONS can
didates are scarce, owing, no doubt 70 tne quaun-
cations exacted-residence in the division, or
5000 worth of real estate there. From appear.
ances. it seems probable that the Government VIII
carry eight out Of the twelve elections.
Sir Edmund Head is not apopular Governor; nor
is be, to any marked extent, thu reverse; but, az
he wants the calbre necessary for his position, no
must wear badly. He does not seem 20 understand
very well the position that Constitutional Gov
ernor ought TO occupy. He thinks himself charged
with the minutest details Of administration; bodDd
TO see TO every little peddling matter, and 70 do
great DEAL if not by bis own motion, at least on his
own initiation. 1t is reported that he has taken
upon himself to write to England for head master
for Upper Canada College, which is, in fact only
high school; if there were men in the Province
csuable Of preparing boys Ia enter the University.
mind distracted by petty details must BE- more or
less unified for great affairs Of State for the very
time occupied in small matters prevents the neces-
sary attention 10 great once. Ii was mistake To
send Sir Edmund Head to Canada; especially as
he fellows close after astute aman as Lord Egin.
There is still great rage for speculation IN real
estate in Upper Canada, in wild lands, In cult-
waited farms, in village, town, aud city property.
The Government has recently had two sales u
wild lands by public auction, one part OF the Indian
nepinsula between Lake Huron and Georgian Bays
the other of a portion of the Island OF st. Joseph,
situated in Lake Huron, and at one point only six
miles from the Bruce mines. The Indian lands
are generally reported Indifferent; not one OF ths
spectators who purchased out of hundred had
ever been there; and yet high prices were gwen.
In some eases $50 an acre was given, and many
hrough, from 81 to Sl2. The lands in the lslsud
of II. Joseph averaged about - 80 an acre, but
very considerable proportion of them were mere
swamp. or so covered with stones rs to be useless.
Flash villages rise with rspidity that truly sur
prsing: sales adroitly cot up and managed show
tempting results; ard in the neighborhood of this
city farming lands bring an enormous figure. l5
strikes me that there must be a revulsion and s
crash. All tits speculation must sooner or later
produce its natural fruit
Considerable preparations are being made for
Provincial Exhibition at Kingston, TO comeof next
week. 1t will be naugurated by the Governor.
General. / shall probably write you thence.
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7THE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Il of the AGE!
conn on pasture remedy that EVERY KIND Of
HuMoR Gm ne o't Ss,qTG So'S to s s% r m
except in two both thunder humoT lie has nov n ms
possession hundred certificates oits value all within
Two bottles are warranted nursing mouth.
One TO hra bottles will cure the worst kind OF pnpes on
Two or three bottle, will clear the system of bOs.
Three to five bottles are warranted the worst Of
One OF bottles warranted to cure all humor in the
Two bottles are warranted running Of the cars and
buieLcs among the hair
-Four or six bottles warranted to corrupt and running
One bottle vill cure scaly euptions of the skin.
Two three bottles warranted to cure the worst esseo
Two three bottle. are warranted the most ds'pe
Three bottles warranted TO cure 'at:rheun
Five TO eight bottles will cure the worst case oi % and
perfect warranted when the above quantity Is taken
a. the Wonderful nedsines Of the day a. thai weed
CROWNS the pastures and along old stone walls eoaa uIs
huInor las start There Ifs ands huns nor has
about H. .ing bu. no. pedded over
ELECTS Of in every case Il has srcsdy of the great
est cures Massachusetts. it to children
s d oi Il sd whose ii S and .Sb
stored perfect state OF health By one bottle ,,o will
slwsys cure it. 1t gives great relief in csarh and
BEEN eeuaed by it, Where the body sound Il works quite
easy but where there Is any arrangement OF the iuhcon
viii cause very singular feeling but you must not De
slammed: they always disappear in from four day. 10 w.
There i. never bad result from 1t the contrary whsI a
feeling il gone you will feel yourself like new person hea
some o the ,xiTayasant cncomiuns OF IL tAAi ever m
listened 10. . - -....-.,,,,- a, ,,o ,r.~-,,.,
Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, No. - "AfIeh''2
Rcxhurv, Mas. Price : l. :, .,,cyrxrp 81, 70
w + A:n t f. hfx s9f fiSd
A H. 4 ID. SANDS No. III Whhsm-st; hAhsli on'i'
C. No 10 Cresnvich..t; BOYD PAUL, Chsinb.I,,,;;
WFLLS6 Co, No. IL Frsnkn-.,. MekESsoN h1pp
4 Co No. l45 MaGcn-lan.; HANlLANll hAth-ib -
RIsLFY Warren-st.i BARSES PARk No ~ 5000
WARD CLOSEk CO. Maiden land Mr.. HAY 70
and for retail By al respectable Drug gate IA' '
Vpel.
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financial.
ALERT II. NIeoLAy, Auctioneer,

ALBERT H. NICoLAy, AuctioDceT,
WILL SELL THIS DAY, Sept. %, at 123
w ocoeh at the Merchant Exchase, for account OF whom
si8ceo New .York and New Haven Railroad per cent
Bonds. 81, n.
gsse Bonds. 1900, Ri.
10000 Delaw are Laokswsnns and Western Railroad LIST
Mortgage Ronds. ,,, =,
1000 Delaware, Laokswsnns and Western Railroad ID
Mortgofc Bonds. ~, s.oa
5000 Warren Railroad Let Mortgage per cent Bonds, $500
each 49,. ., 49,. = mi, ran,
Bonds. -. c r.
$1,000 Manchester Mining and Manufacturing Company oil
MARYLAND per cent Bonds, 800 each. .,o1
7C shares Ohio and Mississippi Railroad company ~ ~
81 shares Warren Railroad Company OF Se"Iersey' 9'
each. ,,,-.. p.rro.d & n
each. s,noo..L
rs shares Wells Fargo Company's Express, $40 cacS
lOO shares ChiriQui Improvement Company STU '"c'
20 shares Rutgers Fire Insurance Company 30 elc!.
IS shares Market Fire Insurance Company, loo 'aeh
20 shares Park Fire Insurance COMPANY. r wv eaI'
30 shares Aston Fire Insurance Company, 20 eeoh.
80 shares Excelsior Fire Insurance COhpan. ~ eiCh
% shares Leuox Fire Insurance Company, 80 taTh. ,
20 shares Corn Exchange Fire Insurance company T'
50 shares Grocsrs' Bank, $50 each
300 shares Savings Bank Of Indiana, so each.
Terms or SAE-Ten per this day, and the tsnce De
for. O'clock tomorrow The accrued interest on all the oohos
will be charged to the purchaser 800 . o.,
EeIt Regular Sale on THURSDAY, Sept. D
No 4 Broad-st.
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FORT HAMILTON RELIEF SOCIETYS RE-
PORT

Dr. Rothe states the sick under bis charge 70 Dc DE
ing well exeep. p. Frank and Anna Mahan.
New Csss-Mss Sally Ross.
IN Military Hospital al doing well and new caseA
Drs. Bell and Ro,he report DR.. Bailey ~ the sane g.
yesteIday-the symptoms rather favorable. MI oeS'c -
sesrs IL In proving. FRANCIS Z. bEniSANs WV
Est Hgmltsp, Sep, IN ".
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Observation-Disclosures by cold, exposed
nerves and many other Causes b. speedily and f.tu
ally cured by the u-- of GLOVE ANODYNE TOOTHACHE
DROPS. Acting upon the impaEts instantaneous re-
lief scooriug the teeth unpcsanty affecting the
breath palate Once used will willingly be with
H. Only and complain more of aching teeth
Prepared and sold by a.. h. l. d. SANDS,
No. 100 FultoE.s,., New. York.
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- AGAINST HENRY v MINER SAMGELP TOWNSEND
RICHARD REED and JAMES MALCOLM.-Summons br
R,r-(C Com serTo the DEFENDANTS: You are hereby
summoned and required answer The complaint TINS action
which il hed in the the Clerk of The County OF hns
az the City Hall in the Cyo Brooklyn and 70 serve copy OF
your The said complaint on the subscris at their
ehcc No all street in the City New York. within wenty
DAYS after the service this you excl usvc OF s
day such service and foil to answer the said complaint
within the time sad the plantfn this action viii apply
Court for the relief demanded in the
New-YoIk, June u, 1856 HEARNE WARREN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint the above action filed in heoice OF ths
Clerk of the County of Kings the l2h day Of Jane 1856
HEARNE Il WARREN,
sis IawGmM Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. 3 Wal-st.
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feodl Notices.

TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate
Of tie county If NswYork notice 10 hereby given Ia all
-son. L.yrs c inns AGAINST THOMAS b. COPPER late Of
s CIV Of N,vYerk deceased t. present the same with
rehe, thereof the subscriber at his Counting at
- m Linz .p Ia tho City Of Newfork before the
seventh dsy u November eItDated NewYork the 9TH day
Z" 81 mi ,renM CHARLES II. MARSHALL, Executor.
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Gteamboats an0 Railroads.
7 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-SUMMER AR

~ RANGEMENTS-tsundays excepted)--rrain going
East-Leaye Brooklyn for GrccnpOr and on Saturdays
3f5 D. m. for Yaphank M and 3f5 p for Farming
dale and 35 and p for Syoset, 10 m and i:i5
for Hampstead, 10 4:l5 and p H. Tor jamaica
and 10 a. M, o:45, AIS, 6 and 7 p. M.
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CUPREME COURT-County of New-York-
- THE PRESIDENT. DIRECTORS and COMPANY Of the
BANK OF ROME against MARY LYON.-Summons for
money demand or (Com not Ser)To the Defend
anti hereby summoned and required TO answer the
corr pt in this action which filed in the office OF the
CLERK Of the CITY and County of NowYork at the City Hall
IN the City of NcwYork the 9Th day OF Ssptember l
and 10 serve cory of your answer the said complaint
tie subscriber lis Office number 81 W street III said city
within tweu, DAYS after the service of this you
exclusive OF the dsv such sevce and you fill 10
said plant within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff in this
action will take Judgment against you for the OF one
thousand dollars with the lrd day OF January
one thousand eight hundred and hx besides the costs OF
this pction.-Dated New-York, Septeuber6, 1856
q law6vN JAMES P. HYATT, Plaintiff Attorney.
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on PRIME COTTkT-FOW LEX VI. M ~
SnrSpvn vISrR s.NtFL P TOWNSEND, RlCHD
REEDGnd JAMES MALCOM summon for hehef ON '.ot
served-o he D,fendan. You are hereby su
th- the Clerk Of County q Kings Al e Wy Is
IN tee City Brooklyn and 20 serves copy OF YOU NJ
the said pgint On the subscriber. tneir once 70 ~
in the City If within twenty days az ~ the ser
vice Of this you exclusive Of the DAY OF
vice ard il YOU fail 20 ar wer the said complaint WITHIN ne
time Aforesaid he plaintiff in this action will apply TO the
Court tor the relief 'he conplnnUateo e
YoIk June y 1885 UEARNEk WARREN,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The comput the above action filed in he office OF
The Clerk Of 'k County Kings the th day OF Jane 1880
HEARNE L W ARREN, Plaintiffs Attorney,
SIS law6wM No. 3 WAl-st.
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SUPREME COURT, COUNTY Of ONONDAGA.
- JOHN BOSSE aet. MARIAN BoSSE.-To MARIAN
BOSSF Defendants You hereby summoned tho
con plant of JOHN BOssE, Plaintiff which hled in the
Ouondasa County Clerks ofce, the 18th day of August
1856 and copy Of your
Office the City Of Syracuse within twenty days after
Of this exclusive of the day of
vice and if YOU fail said complaint hereby
quirt plaintiff will apply TO the Court tr the relief de-
n auded in the complaint. JOHN c. HUNT
- layCwM. Plaintiff Attorney, Syracuse, " Y.
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nREXEI, SATHER q CHURCH, BANKERS,
~ SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, draw Bill. OF Exchange on
DREXEL CO., PHILADELPHIA payable al TIE principal
cities OF the United States. -,
Collections made st San Francisco ard IN Me interior OF the
Site and proceeds promptly remed Collections may be
sent direct TO d. s C.. through DREXEL Il Co., Phla
deIphia or L. s. LAWRENCE Co. No 1874 Nssssu-r. ~.
Ixebsnc. on San Francisco for sale in 70 suit by
DREXEL & Co, PLisdephis and L. s LAWRENCE Co.,
New.YoIk.
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BANK DEPARTMENT, ALBANY, Oct 20, l5'o
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, pursuant to the
statute such made and provided thst all the cir
eulaing issued 10 S. GILBERT an individual banker
(DROVERS BANK OF ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY, O..
a,nsburgh and late DROvERS' BANK OF CATTARAUGUS
COUNTY, be the Office Of the Superintendent OF
tie Barking Department Of The State of Ne~YoTk for pay
ment within wears from the date hereof the funds de-
posi- for the redemption Of the circulating notes issued 70 the
lid banker will be ciy,n up NJ SCHOONEAKER
oe2 law2yM superintendent.
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LOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
PORT and FALL RIVER--The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New York every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at 5 o'clock pm
and the BAY STATE Capt Jewett leaves New every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at O'Clock p m
from No n r. the Battery both touching at New
port each way. - "a, -.
cant until the same shall have been paid for.
Freight TO forwarded through with great dispatch
b. IN Express Freight Train.
NEW-YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On
and after Thursday Aug 1886 and until further notice,
Passenger Trains will leave Fer foot Of Duane-st follows
BUFFALO EXPRESS at a. m, for Buffalo.
DUNKJRK EXPRESS Of G r. m, for Dunkirk
MAIL NJ 8:l5 m for Rnkrk and Buffalo and inerme.
diate BY this Train will remain night
AZ Oucro and proceed the morning.
ROCKLAED PASSENGER 81 $50 ?. IN. from foot Of
Chambersst PerInont, for Suferns and intermediate
stations.
WAY PASSENGER, at p. m, for Newbursh and Middle
town and intermediate stations.
NIGHT EMPRESS, az P. m, for Dunkirk and butalo
FMICRANT at p. NJ. for Dunkrk and Buffalo and inter-
mediate stations.
EXCEPTED.
These Fxnress Trains connect al Eimr with the Elmrs
canandssna and Nasara Falls Railroad for Niagara Falls at
with the Syracuse and Bngamton Railroad for
Syacuse at Corning with Buffalo, Corning and Newly ork
Railroad for Rooheser Great Bend with Delaware Lscka.
wanna and Western Railroad for Scranton a. Buffalo and
Drnkirk Wit, the Lake Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincn.
natl, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, Nc: 90
d. C. McCALLUM. General Superintendent
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SUPRENE COURT-FOWLER III. Ray
~ sGslnst HENRY V. MINER. SAMUEL 7. TOWNSEND,
RIG HARD REID and JAMES MALCOLN-SumInons Tor
relief Com not ser To the Defendants; You are hereby sum
noned and required to the complaint in this seton.
which hd IN IN" ONCE Of the Clerk of the County Of Kings
the City Hail N the City OF Brooklyn and 10 copy Of
20 The said complaint the subscribers their
Office Number Vail street in the City of Newfok within
days aite- the of this you exclusive
the day Of such service ard you TAI; 20 the said
complaint within the time Aforesaid the plaintiff in this action
Will apply 10 the Court for the relief demanded in the Complaint
Dated New York. jane Il, 1856
HEARNE WARREN. Plaintiffs Attorneys
The complaint in the above action fled the Of
the Clerk Of the County Of Kng the 18th day o june 1896
HEARNE WARREN,
SIS law6wM Plaintiffs Attorneys, No. W.l-st.
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Me0iral

A PHYSICIANS ADVICE to the Married and
N those contemplating Marriage containing valuable nfo
NATION vhch should possess will be- sent b, mall on
Tho recent of eight postage pa Address Dr. JACQUES
CHARLlER Box No. ll3 Broadway Post Office, NewNoTk
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CUFREME COURT. FOWLER NJ. RAY
- against HENRY v MINER SAMUEL I. TOWNSEND,
RICHARD REED and JAMES MALCOLM Summons for
Relief Com not ITO the DEFENDANTS: You are hereby
summoned and required the complaint in this on
which lied in the the Clerk of the County OF Kings,
the City Hall in the City of Brooklyn and to serve COPY
once, number Wal-st., in the City of Newfors within
twenty the service OF this exclusive
Of the day Of such service and if you fail To the said
plant within Aforesaid the plaintiff ia this action
will apply the Court for the relief demanded IN the com
plant.I Dated New.York june H. 1856.
HRARNE Il WARREN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
The complaint the above action nled In the ohce
Of the Clerk the County of Kings the 18th day OF June
1876. HEARNE Il WARREN Plaintiff ATTORNEYS, a
SIS law6wM No . Walls
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NTFW-YORK SUPREME COURT - Kings
~ C',nty-Tbe TEw.YORK FIRE INSURANCE. coz.
fAYY .s.ip., GIoRGE GREErE sTERHEN HICKS.
= 1871 .amwons for rrhefl To The Defendants
s1TP1HTN HIGHS, y A. PARHAM aa JOSEPH
~ "a. ,m,rSrd complaint in this action which
f,d IL ,h. oee Of the Csl 81 The Cgny 81 hns The
br, IsS and 70 copy Of your sn'wer 20 ne said
,.nrrir, on ire subscribers their oes Ns o n.o.aw
IN -. CIV Of Nevlork within twenty days Aer
A. b. .snnorn on Won exclusive Of the day oil .Seh
arc vou fnl 20 answer the said complaint WI ,ns o
,hs n,n.ir in this se;ion will apply 20 the Coar, .r
N. r,,Sf den IN the paintDstss New f. sept
-, 10. No 100 broadway. y. Y.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-JAMES II. MORROW
MI and Ira CURIs1IAN m.dn znd deliyered 70 BLNJA-

Dated At Osdensburgh, N. T., Aug. q, 1876
su22 3aw6w WIN. c. BROWN, Referee.
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be did no. think that would hurt the chances any

be did not think that would hurt the chances any.
(Laughter.)
He now proceeded to review the principles set
forth by the Cincinnati Convention, and found them
all Ringing on the Kansas and Nebraska bill as the
great principle, which he declared setforth no prn-
ciple at all. Il was understood as Que thing at
the North, and another at the South, and was
nothing after all.
The present working of the naturalization laws
was also passed 10 review, and dreadful picture Of
the misery entaiIed on the country by such NAL
practice was shown. he also showed the injustice
done our own young men, by allowing an Irish lad
who had come to the country at the age of sixteen
to vote on reaching the age of twenty one, and yet
refusing American of twenty permission to vote,
who had passed his life in learning the philosophy
of our government
In conclusion he promised that Tennessee would
do justice to herself and the cause next November.
Three cheers for Tenuessee)
Mr. Lake, of Mississippi, was Tow introduced
He said that he was from the lower regions OF De-
mocracy; from the deepest depths OF Locotocolsm,
and so late was be there that he bore the sulphu-
rous scent upon his clothes (Laughter.) lu him
could be seen an illustration of the old adage
truth crushed to earth will rise again"
The little craft of Americans struggling among
the black waves of Democracy in Mississippi and
sometimes they threatened to submerge her. bat
as vet she bad triumphed over them, and bid fair
to ride out the storm in safety.
In relation to Mississippi, he could promise no
majority, but be could say that there was pros
pect that she would give a good account Of her
self in November. lie thought all should be en-
couraged; there time when Mississippi would
allow no one to represent her in Congress who was
not the most rigid Democrat: but now the sky was
tightening up, and the sun of Americanism might
and would yet dawn upon the now beniShted
State.
During his speech, Mr. Lake was frequently
greeted by the warmest applause.
Mr.. Broom ofPennsylvsnia, was now introduced
to the audience, and in his usual brilliant and sOu>
stirring manner closed off the meeting, frequently
elicting peas of laughter and then again OF enthu~
siastic applause.
1t was now after midnight, and the great con,
Of people dispersed to their homes, after
three times three for Fillmore and Donelson.