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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

mr.. Marks, Lecture on Oriental Lands.
Rev. Mr.. Marks concluded his course of Lee
lures on Thursday evening by Lecture, on Up
FER Egypt. This Lecture. like the preceding
ones Of the course, was full of fine description
aud graphic representation Of the ancient monu.
ments Of that renowned region. Mr.. Marks saw
every thing in the East with the eye of a paint.
or, and we do not remember any lecturer or
writer on those oden lands who has given such
vivid and striking landscapes of
them His lectures on Palestine and Egypt
brought those countries, as it were, into the
presence Of his audience. We felt that we were
walking the streets of Jerusalem and looking
ont upon the Dead Sea with him. "a The Pyra-
time in our life we felt that we saw them and
comprehended them, and even assembled to the
summit ofthe great pyramid of Cheops, with the
brawny and tuniultuous Arabs helping US IN its
sides. '''t ~ 90 +''@s e+H'3 $50 "
pr These Lectures have been full of interesting
and valuable information Judge Woodward,
OF Muscatine, paid them a high compliment by
remarking, at the close, of one Of them, that the
lecture OF that evening had given him more sat-
isfaction and instruction than he had derived
from whole course oflectures from distinguish.
ed lecturers who have been at Muscatine the past
season. Mr. Marks spent several months in Ita
", and preached for some time in the American
chapel at Rome. We hope that arrangements
will be made to procure the delivery of his Lee
lures on Italy next winter, in this city. We are
glad that one of our western clergymen has had
the opportunity of foreign travel, and is willing
to impars to our communities the stores of
knowledge he has gathered, Literary Associa.
tons may be assured of being amply rewarded
by any engagements they may make with Mr..
Marks. - ---s------
~ The storm on Friday evening prevented the
gathering of an audience to hear the Lecture on
the Crimea. We are requested to statei,hat Mr.
Marks will give that Lecture, in connexion with
his course on Italy, hereafter, should arrange
ments now in contemplation be completed. sssb
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How lovely, how majestic is simple truth -
seeks no retirement, stands in need Of no defiance
is ever constant with itself, ever inspires with
courage him who practices it. Falsehood strips
the mind Of its conscious dignity, keeps man
IN perpetual fear, and then puts invention con.
t.nualiy on the rack, to avoid and pre- vent il ID
lection ifSt'@ @ti}t2.& s5fET753S ~ - -
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We have received the FIRST nnnbsr II .
ass paper called che aDe Soto Pilot, }" psblisAss
At he sssa Of Chat zane IA NeSfaskx abose
OsaAa City and oppos,e Harrisoa county in this
ssass. JoAr E ParisA, eaiecr.
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2 COALITION OF SourHERN BAprrsrs AND MonxoN
IrEs.-Who would have believed twenty years a.
60, that any body of Christians would, in the
nineteenth century make bold step. towards the
ooygamists of Utah. Surely no man would
then have believed that any individual, pretend.
ing to believe in the pure doctrines Of our Sa-
viour, could for a moment give countenance to
the vileness and grossness aud bestality of the
human brutes of Utah. And yet committee of
the Baptists Of South Carolina have deliberately
resolved that when a slave husband has been
sold to a new master he may mrrry a new wife,
and thus have new wife for every new master
Thus it is first argued that Christianity justifes
slavery, and as slavery justifes the selling OF
men like cattle, and lawfully leads to polygamy,
SO that Christianity, according to the teaching
o. o., these CAROLINE doctors, justifes polygany.-
What will the Presbyrerians of Carolina saw to
this! Will they endorse the teachings of their
neighbors? Will they sing dumb Of course
they will not condemn practice which is so.
profitable to the aveholder.-Pittsburg Dis.
patch. - 800
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- young man who was DESTROYS Of marrying
daughter Of agweiiknoxn Boston merchant.
after many attempts to breach the subject 10
the old gentleman, in = very suffering manner.
said ID haaegbl asgd 800 81, - ;.
!, o., are yo-you willing to lie let lie. me
have yonr daughter jane - s,,1 ri -
II pf course ann grufay and quickly re-.
phed the Old man, land i wish you would get
some other likely fellows to marry the rest of
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THE UPPER NlsslssIPPL--The Galena Adyer.
tiser says that Lake Pepin is yet closed BY thick
and heavy ice. As long as this weather contin.
uss, there is ltle prospect that the ice viii grow
lighter or thinner. ....a Oh l..Hal-al go -.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


We are glad 70 learn that M-ssrs. Keith, Rob.
inson / Co., @bv rcsson Of their keeping COM
p.ete supplies Of tools aud implements, seeds,
4c., such ~ every farmer must have and o6er-
Ing them A. fair prices, and BY reason of thoir
good sense and business tact in making this full
" known to the, world and his wife, through
the press. city and country, are doing frst rate
business, their large ware room on Front street
being crowded With customers from all points Of
the compass. Look At their advertisement in our
Daily aud Weekly--look at their advertisements
In al the country papers, both aides Of the river,
look At their hsndbiils, circulars, ETC., and then
60 and look ssiheir large stock Of ten thousand
things watch Solomon with all his wisdom never
cav, or would have OWNED the use, aud our
word Tor Il, whether from town or country, you
viii ind soneshiug for the garden, the yard,
the barn Or abe kischen.s And Il you don't buy
any thing IL b - COED a. visit to the museum
70 look ~ their array Of miscsliansous implc-
nsnss. shs result Of native Yankee genius
ExcorlAotxs.The weather 60 far modera.
ted yesterdAy - % psrnis ofits showing, which
vs take for.a favorable omea, and ara, encosr-
aged - expecs vegetation viii start In May or
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THROUGH TRAIS.-The Peoria aud Oauaka
Railroad is now in fine condition, and trains run
regularly. We hope the time, of, disaster il
passed and prosperous future yet to come. We
are informed that those who have not passed
over the road can hardly form an idea Of the
amount of damages that have been repaired and
obstacles overcome within the last three months.
-Peoria Transcript.
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q 10 you cant e hare sure preuu,;-.
g '9a'"'f cossie,keiting Bank Netesf "
II has taken years to make persee, ,h,.
q X Il IT N = 4, a =. -, . -.

~ " ~
The urgent necessity for such vort h..,..
r. besn felt BY Commercial men. II has been pnh,,.Ss
q to supply the call for such Preventive ma 1870
put to be known to be Universally Pa,roni.sd'
does more than has ever been Attempted nv NJ. 4
- describes every Bank Note In d,0.,snt IT,.
dS guages, Ea0iish, French aud Gertnan nan
- Thus each may read the name In bs oyn s.,,.
% sfta . ~ Tongue. ''e
r. and will contain the - 70 'nehes'
- Most Perfect Bank Note List pubti.h,d
Together with the rate OF Discount, Also liz, n,
8 AHIhe Private Bank crs In Amcrscs
Complete summary Of the FINANCE or Enso,s
~ and AhRAIcA WIZ be published In each edtion h.
getherwith Allthe important News os rnr Day NJ.
2 INTERESTING STORIES "e'
r IRON an old Manuscript found In the East and n.
where else to be found II has never yet apnss,ss
b. In print, and furnishes the mo.l complete Istorv =,
3 ORIENTAL LIFE "
q and describing the most perple1ing positions In
0 which the Ladies and Gentlemen OF that Country
have been so often found. These stories wiz con.
tnue throughout the whole year, and will prove me
81 most entertaining ever oHeredto the Public :
u Furnished Weekly to Subscribers only. NJ a,
ayear. AL letters must be addressed to
JOHN s. DYE, Broker, Isl.
3 Publisher and Proprietor, 10 Wall ST., New York.
1.sv
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And stiIl another BLOCK.

& Negotiations were Saturday in progress with
the heirs Of the Cameron estate for the erection
of fine business block sixty feet front and four
stories high, on Jefferson street, opposite our
Office. 7a. sad .sn s27b4st 7ae 1855 ts .a
p IMPORTANT SALE OF Lors-For notice Of an
important sale of lots in Pacific City see our ad
5vertising columns where all the particulars may
be learned. &C. ss2= sae'.1& eG3 5'iv .2'd ds
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

% The Mt. Pleasant Journal says Clagget
will have less than one hundred majority in the
District, but fails to tell how Henry county vo:
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

sas We heas i Fsmarked that when David hurled
- STONE At Gosiah, the latter must have been
surprised. ~ such . thing never entered his head
beforc!
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WM. NJ. MITCHELL, sec'y Il

az r. s. Adams, at the old stand on Main
street, US will be seen by his announcement, has
received his Spring purchases, and probably
has as large and choice stock Of Boots and
Shoes as can be found any where in this re-
gion of country ~ go ''' ~
90 Some time since wepublisEed dispatch
from St. Louis to the effect that four persons had
been murdered for claim jumping near Nebraska
City. The last Council Bluffs Bugle says that
nine persons we're arrested and tried before a
committee to adjust disputes in regard to claims
After hearing evidence the committee decided
that they could do nothing, but that the matter
in dispute must be settled at the land office
The prisoners were retained in custody over
night, and at night five of them set across the
Missouri river and four murdered, and their bo-
dies thrown into the river. At least that was
the supposition. The names of the men we're
johnson and son, and Kelley and son-in.law.-
They are oil missing. @ Il a-4at Gs.5 aIas ~
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9 'eTHr TAN END - An amusing circumstance
occurred last week 10 the Justice Court 4 Boz.
ton, Justice Gushing on the bench. a plaintiR
appeared to recover . grindstonr, and being
called TO the witness stand, deposed Is follows
!, =. called on the defendant ior. the stone, but
be refused me, telling me dat before I could
&c. : musf try the tail end Of sEe Law, and +
The Court locked stern and thresys n;r,, 49,
tasors snickered, embryo hxYers i.nehss,s - -.
hind delicate handkerchie.ss 4erim 0fPse,s ~.
led, and the witness sat down as,on;shsd
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eTIn Union County avose was taken on the
county sea, question, which resulted in favor Of
Alton. s9 u aesygHa + s.s;,;pi..s4gs.,., l5,,e 4
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y They nay that John SHdell Of Louisiana (bro-
ther of Slidell Mackenzie of the Som srs tragedy
is to have the post Of Plenipo;entiary to France.
Mr. s. is an able champion Of Slave Democracy,
and will be thoroughly az home at the Court Of
Louis Napoleon. OF course, ambassador Mason
will be overjoyed at the news that his labors and
sacrifices in the public behoof have at last earn
ed him permission to attend to his long neg
lccted private affairs. A,'% 9ss9s isaafs sai
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1857-04-22

q Mr.. William B. Reed Of Philadelphi. has been
rendered the Chinese mission by the President,
but we doubt his acceptance. Mr. Iced was an
active Wing up to last year, when he turned
his back, with Mr., Choate, on the "gltterng gen.
eralities" Of the Declaration Of In dependence,
and wentin with all his might for the Slave Dem
ocracy. He isreputed to have been: looking err
nestly for something, but we doubt his looking
so far for it as to the Central Flowery Land"
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"5s% ,.tgtss Norfolk, April IS.
- :, n. c. SINNERS Touring mill and stock was de-
stroyed by fire last night-loss $4s, O0O--partly
insured. 3" 1a5 81 9t9E7f' y as DssrT52sa = hss
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u4ttlti .ssss,o - Boston, April IS.
u Orders have been received at Charlestown ma.
Wy yard for the transfer Of the Merrimack to the
frieate Roanoke az Norfolk ~ II aFA!t TS4ef ~
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: The General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church Of the United States, meet in Lexington,
house of worship Of the first Church in that city,
is being rapidly completed 9ai as aa2s ~ z
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FAD THlS.-A receipt for Ga lvanzing, Silver
IL Copper Brass or Competition Watch Gases, Jewel.
ry or mettles In any form, with Gold very valuable
jewelers. or others wishing to IT, is very simple In
process requires no expenses fer battery and The chem
icas can be procured ut any drug store, will be sent
to order on the receipt Of One Dollar, sufficient
quantity OF prepared gold and chemicals for expert
menting, for Two Dollars, by addressing 80
|l .f..... J. W. GARNER,
5...s Box so, Burlington, Iowa.
We have tried Mr. G.'s manner of GalyanI,ipg and
are well pleased with It.
sss IN A. W. d. W. CARPENTER,
trasrrra Jewellers and Watch makers.
Ah0Ye urall dad
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POPULATION OF AuwAuKEE.--The Free Dem,
ecrat on the basis Of tho vote case At the recent
election in Milwaukee, estimates the population
et that city II, A. 900. The Democrat hassrds
the opinion that an enumeration on the so,h Of
June next would show that Nilw.skes has 50,
OOO soala ssaAAss tssisssgssa 'sds fe aissls,J !
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b JUDICIAL BUFFooNERY.-Tho editors of the
National Intelligencer, at Washington, some
days since, sent word to Chief Justice fancy,
soliciting copy of his decision in the bred Scott
case for publication. The request was made
with all due propriety, and they had a right to
expect at least a gentlemanly reply, if not
copy of the decision in question. Instead of this,
the arrogant old man returned the following in
solent and uncourteous answer: -, ,-;,.
"Chief Justice fancy returns his compliments
to The editors of the National Intelligencc,, and
in reply to their request, begs to inform them
that he does not prepare opinions for,the use of
juvenile debating societies, or of political news.
papers" go @-lH +"
Such reply from a partizan of the Southern
"Chivalry, would surprise nobody. But from
the occupant of the dignifed position of Chef
Justice of the United States, it is simply dis
gushing 1853 '"' '- 7-'''''"i @'"] 'f'.7A g.
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~ :. s.. :: 1 '.':;,
esscsr, conhrnsSISsy 0fIAe paiald runors ,has
~ 49, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
y 1. Dodge, Uni,ed s<sses a ~ III u NzssjSi
fsdlns n NV Nsxics,, Nv ~ ssea r;.s;ss
II some tiue past. Major Keadrick, command-
- a1aaeas aaak astsA eeamaad n
search for Ne pedEe, sad - eospss Vas dis;
covered II ~ poias absgt thisty miles soath Of
Tie Zaaa, md sSwssds The Assa ~sasss u( sAe g.
b, River ar = q II ss2 s. syfsh tx
~ ~, Dodge being : great fsyorits among the;
Hss.jos, and devoted 70 shsir isseresss, rendsrs
this wicked and wanton set inexplicable. Tia
writer states that the Indians struck OF the
hand that fed them, and. Joel Ike, smose The
beaessetor Of their race ea8a
at il ssassd thai, 20 soon a. the grass 10 ssaE-
cien,ly adranced 70 sustain horses, 1000 troops
silI take the field sgainst these IIadians, and
ehAstise shsm 20 that they will learn the mise
hes Of ressibasion upon treschery and murder.
The victim or this cruel act 10 the son Of the
Hon. Henry Dodge. the venerable ex-senator
from Wisconsin, andshs brotherof our present
Minister to.Spain 4irsis s1sa DariEsi4 y asss
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Gnlnmhna Aneil 90

-. -73-a'T ~ y CUIUtITUUS, dprII 70.
The Ohio Legislature adjourned on Saturday.
Previous to the ADJOURNMENT bill was passed
making it a penitentiary offence to claim to hold
slaves in Ohio or to carry away from the State
as slave any person of color, The following
resolutions were also passed.: 30 i.asbqeg .soI
lst Declaring it to be their duty to use all
efforts consistent with the national compact, to
prevent the increase, to mitigate and finally to
eradicate the evil of Slavery. ,ea II l,isle-!,f.t
! I'd. That the Ordinance, of 81, so faras it
relates to Slavery, should be extended over all
Territories of the United States.
Sd. Our Senators and Representatives in Con.
gress are requestepto vote against the admis-
sion OF any State, which does not exclude
Slavery BY its Constitutions. eo.a bib his Sea
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Washington April ls.

90. >..y .f Washington April 18.
VIM Kerr, post master at Kingston N Y. EAnd
N Brown, Sandusky, Ohio, re-appointed -
Awards for contracts for carrying the mails
in New England States, New York, and in 9TH
ers, for less period than four years, will be an
nounced next Saturday. cry s-.s a''s ~.
Fuller of Maine, appointed second Auditor Of
Treasury s'f''t - '@s % i3aHt''ai t!|.I ~
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81 sPRENrIcE's LAsr.-!The Southern Standard
says that South Carolina is the very seat Of
moral and political chiyalry" We can well i'm.
agine, that, if moral and political chiyalry we're
pcrsonifed, South Carolina would be its seat.-
Lou. Journal.
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-. New York, April 10.
The steamer Washington sailed at noon to-day
with 100 passengers, and nearly $50 0OUin spe-
Gle. H9' %" Stt H,tE' ,FaN y Sf'-,A 55ii7S
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Louisyilie Anil

St. Louis April Is.
Henry J. Adams, Free State, elected Mayor of
Leavenworth, Kansas, $50 majority overall ,
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p ~ A gentleman u eur elbow suggests that
Douglas and'the apologists Of the Nebraska bill,
in their rialnor for ''squatser sovereignty fire.
quenty asked in their stump speeches, il settlers,
when they removed from State to . territory,
lost their senses or did they carry with them to
their new homes the ability and The right to de-
eide upon the character Of their DOMESTIC insti-
tutions? ;-AstJusge fancy has decided tina. they
have no liberty to reject African slavery, but
/, must tolerateit whether or no, it is suggested
that it Las been decided afRrmatiyely By the
tribunal Of last resort, and one from which there
IS no, appeal except to revolution. Does the
Gazette coincide ia this view? What does it
shink of popular sovereignty as interpreted BY
the Supreme Court ssgaaa -ssts s8s.l4aelt1 -gais
! The AFRICAN SUGAR MILIrr.-The statements
made by Mr.. Wray before the Farmers Club Of
New York, in regard to the; varieties of millet
found growing in South Airics, and resembling
in very important respects the Chinese sugar
7miliet, are exceedingly interesting. The juice
pressed from the pith of this plant he states, is
! more purely saccHarine-that is to say, contains
! smaller proportion of vegetable mucilage or
mere cxtractiye matter than the Chinese millet,
and therefore is much better suited for making
sugar. The millet grows wild in South Africa
where it is favorable food for Cattle ; and if
the experiment of transferring it to our gardens
and cultivated fields, and making it profitable
crop, should succeed, here will be new gift Of
Nature to civilized man, reserved for the nine
teenth century. 1t appears that there are -four
varieties Of this millet which may be cultivated
in our climate, reaching their maturity in the
course of short summer. -. ~ s..f..r,..s.,,s4
1t may happen that the excitement which has
been awakened in regard to the Chinese sugar
cane will have the effect of directing public at
tention to another plant, one ofits congencrs of
still greater value in our climate and of richer
qualities. sa Dtes ga9' ' sHeE's74
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.
TINE Directors Of the Agricultural Society," will NEE
on Saturday, the 25th inst, at O'Clock +. NJ, at
Marion Hall In the city Of Burlington.
The membership Of said Society s also invited TO at
tend as there will be business Of Importance before the
meeting. -,.s ,s
punctual attendance is earnestly requested.
abr Std Gazette copy) J0AB COMsT0CK.
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z i'ttt' Louisville, April Is.
About four inches Of snow fell here Yesterday
T. N. and evening", snow melting and is now
turning to rain At Nashville the wind is north.
east with rain and snow. ,,.f.,..--...
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The Commercial Bank of Perth Amboy,
n. j., has failed. ssslrti .ia lis 30 .iiaa! 3D. e5
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~ Wagon Depot in Burlington.

| "TOHNI ANI 10 EHFmefH q leu 1mNteFNs
We have on hand, and genents for receiving,
those Justly celebrated Michigan Wagons to sell In this
Market all OF which We warrant perfect and supe
rier to any wagon In this market. Call and anime
samples, or inquire of those who have used them We
have sold about fifty Of these wagons one OF which
has been returned on the warrant. , -
sepI-wtf OGDEN COPp
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- ELorEMENr AND MARR1AGE.-We stated few
days ago, that young gentleman ofthis city had
eloped with young lady of the Eastern Dis.
trict, with a view to matrimony. The parties
to the affair were Mr.. John II. Hughes and Miss
Matte w. Amos Miss A. eluded the vigilance
of her friends by a pretended visit to New AL.
bany. She was followed by her lover, however
and meeting at New Albany they took the ars
over the n. A. s. railroad and were married
at the residence of J. S. Campbell Esq, Of Pc
kin; BY the Rev. Isaac, Hastings. The happy
couple returned Immediately to this city aud OF
course, have been torgiven.-Lou Dem. BOP
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WASHINGTON AnriI "a

.u7l 757.a# o washington, AprillS. O
Special dispatch to WashingtoR Evening
Statesman from New Orleans 18th, says, official
advices received at the city to the effect that the
Mexican government has admitted that the cou-
tractors engaged TO open the Tehuantepec road,
have complied with terms Of original contract,
and that official authorities have received the
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Arautsalaat was passing up Broadway one
day With friend, when he observed poor dog
that had been frozen to death, lying in the gut.
ter. Krantsalaat paused, gazed intently at the
defunct animal, and at last said:-"Here & an
other shipwreck" = 9
& ShipwrecH wheres' inquired bis friend. h
There; for don't you see there's . bark that's
lost for ever 7''7- ~ -. 2FFE'1
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% Stephen Cardiff vas recently fined two
dollars and ! half for taking copies Of the Er-
premG Herald from the door Of . banking house
IN Dabaqse. Newspaper thieves shoald be put
through s=a 81 aaa .bs sst5 SC aazganegsipas u