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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
AMERICAN sUNDAY-sCHoOL UNION.

The Thhtythird Anniversary of this important In
siitution was held in Philadelphia the evening Of
the 18th inst, the capacous hall Of DR.. Jayne;
AMBROSE WHITE, esq, in the chair. Earnest and
appropriate addresses were delivered by the Rev. Dr.
BKAsrLEY, the Rev. Mr.. JEsEIss, the Rev. Mr.
BREED and ABRAHAM MARTIN, esq, 10 which the
large and intelligent audience listened with marked
attention. The opening and concluding religious e1er
erciser were conducted by the Rev. DR.. SroRK and
the RI Rev. Bishop EAsTBuRs. The abstract Of the
annual report was read by the Rev. X. B. WEST
BROOK Secretary of Missions the main facts of which
We have heretofore published.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

MYsTERIousLY MIssIsG.-Under this head the ST.
Louis papers record the sudden disappearance of Mr.
johnson Of The Albany Argus, who. registered his
name at the deck of the Missouri Hotel 10 that city
and in q day or two aferward was suddenly missing
and has not since been heard of. His baggage is .
undsturbed at the hotel. He was about i've feet in
hight, had black hair and eyes, bald and wore
suit Of black. Mr.. j. spent few days in New
Orleans before he went up the river.
ACADEMIA laborer named John Clark was sd-
Hed 10 the New York Hospital yesterday afternoon suffering
from fracture Of the high caused BY wall falling hun 81
The corner of Seventeenth stree, and Sixth avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

docrir al and practical to plainly lay before ,nem
neither blsck.hed by prejudice nor eItenesea ;n-
voritrm the origin, history, present position anu ,hs
evitable destiny Of the whole system 10 labor iyl %
ell ghs nment Of their minds and the sav-.oi -, ~
their souls a. being nearer dearer and far NOR -,
portaIt than that Of some heather who PRAGUE p
tv while wer,hippc the sun. To this mission have
devoted my.ef / thank you for the space l n'pe
again to inirsde and am, yours very truly u,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
FIRES.
v,zr IN SsrH LyEgrT.

abOu. 6 O'Clock on Monday morning fire occurred
IN the upholstery establishment Of aessrs. Ruckel o.
r,.rous No 50 Sixth avenue, but il was eItinguished
before any extensive damage wss sustained Insured
q, 40 600 in the North River Insurance Company
The Gre originated in the basement and it Is believed
% have been the work Of an incendsry. The matter
!. pnder Investigation by the Fire Marshal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

EXHIBITIONS OF THE NATIosAL AcADEsY.-Ihe
the Thirtysecond Annual Exhibition of the Academy
Of Design was opened to the public yesterday. IL Is
at the old place in Broadway, opposite Bond street.
We yesterday passed through the rooms with degree
Of pleasure unusual at the recent exhibitions. The
proportion of good pictures is unusually large. We
shall take early occasion TO speak of the exhibition
in some detail
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19
CITY ITEMS.

The P.eayuue comic newspaper, IS offered Tor sale
by the widow of its late proprietor. In the hands OF
the right man it might be developed into something
exceedingly valuable.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19


LAWRENCE, X. T., May 9, 1857.
Last night Judge Conway addressed a meeting in
Lawrence. There was large number present
but no definite action taken, as such was not the
intention. Judge John A. Wakefield was in the
chair, and Mr.. Hinton acted as Secretary of the
meeting. Judge Conway reviewed the situation OF
the Free State men Of Kanses He maintained the
propriety of the position taken by the Topeka Con-
yentiOn in March. After he took his seat Gov.
Robinson, w. Phillips and Judge Wakefield were
called out. The position taken, and which seemed
10 meet general approval, was to have the State
organization thoroughly completed when the Legs-
lature meets in June, and without making any ac-
tive demonstration of forcing it into vitality to al
low the people to take and carry out such portions
OF the State county and town organizations as they
might ratity by their VOTE aud thus quietly and nau-
rally TO allow the State Government to grow into
living power This position, have no hesitation in
predicting, will be the one adopted.
The remarks Of Gov Robinson were chiefly in re-
htiOn to The Herald Of Freedom, published in this
place. He said-and there is no doubt but truly
that be had neither time nor inclination to NEEDLE
or have anything TO do with personal difficulties.
But he added that the position taken for some timc
by The Herald Of Freedom might be prcludicial 10
the interests of Free Kansas i'll the States where
the true position of that journal WAS not known.
Here in Kansas it almost universally repudiatcd,
and was using all its venom against the Frce-State
party that had been compelled to disoWn it. Gov.
Robinson caused little sensation by stating the
causes Of this course on the part of Mr.. Brown.
He said he had never intended to alude to them,
and would not if the interests of the cause did not
require it. He stated that when Brown of The
Herald Of Freedom was arrested last Summer, he
proposed to him RobinsOn) and the other prisoners,
70 sell out the FreeState party 10 Gov. Shannon
and the Pro-Slavery men, in order TO secure their
liberation. This fact, it stated several gentle
men were prepared TO prove by affidavit. Groans
were given by the meeting for Brown.
1t certainly is Illuminating reflection that the
enemies Of good cause can always find some means
IF reaching few Of those who aspire to prominent
positions This may be the misfortune Of any cause
Il cannot in Justice be alleged to be ITS fault.
A difficulty about a claim occurred IN the vicinity
Of bloomington recently. A Pro-Slayery man
Jumped FreeState mans claim, or attempted to
Jump it. He was resisted by the occupant. The
Pro-Savery man drew his revolver and commenced
shooting at the other; but although he fired several
times, did not succeed in hitting the other, who got
q rifle and shot him. The Pro-Savery man is dead.
A Deputy Marshal with an armed posse went to
arrest the party but his neighbors turned ont TO
defend him, the posse compelled to return with
cut accomplishing ANYTHING.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

The Street Commissioner, Joseph S. Taylor, esq.
who has been very i'll for several days, Is now con"d
cred out of danger, and is recovering rapidly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-19

CITY Inspector Morton then made q long statement
10 the Committee in which he Get forth the difficulties
the contractors labored under and the exertiOns he
had ade to have the streets thoroughly clesnsed.
The Committee then adjourned.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

4 eo'p a0vE. :" were much pleas.
cd t. no..cs a'nonget H. recent aprqn,
,He.ts u Tie nsw Congress, lie nam. O,
/. ii. tlAlcH, Esq, i'll connection uilb
,f'e otfiee q Collector # the Port Of Nav
otieans. \ bitter selection could n,,
nave been made. Mr. Il. IS an old New
cans Merchant, aud tl,,ron,l,I, -,
the wants au.l Necessities ,t
I''at portion q TIE community. sad We
are confident that his appointment sill
meet with the entire appreciation Of Al;
interested.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

rn-.--- p-. =,
s"s'S3 : VOLS ne
: a5e"ga Prs5s says tia. some French
@n.sr Pta4l=ts of this State desirous o(
oeaetisine III, French rc<;la,.,s a ,wa,
,u,1. h.v.
" a'@sa ~ e1'ehs'Fs
so.''af "'.a nave purchased $1,000 scres
Ut and ii Central Illinois, npe,i he Gem
trat T. abroad for item % s-,,j. u,an.
The p-ssx state. ,.,,,
=. e'sA
= ~ .saa Sfe also engaged IN the
araioct: hat agricultural implements
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

- r9-. * r.haye
a{,, face against tbs
- ;. ,.,n;n.," every
.,.zu;oa y~ar..,ouJs. WHO
e''F""' IL, ro,,.,,, The eo,.t1-
,,rs,1o ausilip'
e.o.. we hanoep
,,.,,t. r f.w dollars worth
.ra1,a com tltnen.s
nabls j@.3rn.I should at ali
l.. ...,,,l,s AMI = ,ll. ores, puff
.o,.r.,s hun,h3, 20 Az 10 excite cur.
xitv and ;,,dte,. th. pubic 10 vis,t t!lr,n
,,,s,l ~. bI,hIv est1.lss.a bv pub.
IT, n,,u,an- + is loo common All ar,
a,I sh,1ld be- rs4e,Iit. Tie F5ostlas
aae. has ns,farn.3 Itsg .aigats Il
H,, n Rome. 20 eao.l houses aal "
wore NOT :. h,tIa steased - iini that it
w. L 49, " AiAtE2
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14
EE Ali those Interested In crossing

EEr Ali those Interested in cyoa4in.
the river are referred 10 the advertise
mant Of Richard Markham i Co, pro.
prietors Of tie ferry, 10 be tonnl n i
~appropri.. 9 coinmn, # Mr. Markham
viii ely be pune;uai to time sp ciiai q
making trips. it viii Ia of the greatest
possible advantage to tie river crossing
communities If both parishes. 1t VII
sls, be seen sisat the ticket system nv.
been adopted, and that AZ reduced rates.
IA further indncanant for the good
peop'sg rs; Patton Rouge to often
y;;si, c1se 1.-The garden spot Of tha
State. Nusls. we think lie schedule
Of time and rates az how adopted Nv the
Commodore, will be perfectly satisfactory
:o I'll.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14


b*foH fuyss r.LstnoNS-Ite election
ioT municipal officers Il me et.v Of Baton
Rouge 's tast approaching aHa ~.Veraf S,es-
dates have beer =. aa5s,3ee4 - -.
that elty 70. tie Office IL =u4yo, ~,
:nenas OF GIexgY Toa.txsax -, 1.va.
"a. let u,on that gentleman :. r..
dit4te-h9sts of ,ri.a4s -.
life passes; sraong ,4r ,,.-a1
wh,ch has deyalon.a oua.u 80.
memorials ,y,4 ?. ..Ef. "a.
-rlp,cnr.rtt, ~
For fo3er.ar u ".
rurnbeo+ c,r4ft,..
Ia mention that =. c a.. - -.
...-ss %
~ rA
'sAtts shfssTfE' a I r.
te9t''sate Ter
: ha '@hoi9at'-"e are confident
'haf tie voters q 8atolI Raige eauuat MAKE
2 letter ssfecteeZ
p,r.. 60.
.s''1'i! ~ me firsf VAR,
fAtA hFtNef, X l. HT,eERsas. and r.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

DISTRESSING AcelDxsT.-NeM
g.cofsi the death Q; a Y1nas sn3ak
physician Of our PARISH in the fen91t
] J. Colt, The doctor il appesn4
ing along the river bank On S.
wien he was seen suddenly to !gg
river ard before assistance could
was drowned He had been toss
subject 10 fits and /. is supposed
seized with one. aud wife abr
effects, fell into the water. Hin
covered next day and inferred. -
a step-soa Of our worthy parssna
BuhIer, Esq and we deeply SYM
the bereaved family in their - -.
twenty-five OF three years Of ase
ing into the h.eom eli mature iife,f
and promising hopes Of success Z n4sT
tim TO that tyrant who sooEcf z
lsim Us ali. Peace 10 his ess..s
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

~ We see BY the Baton Rouge papers
that the Ladies OF the Musical Club wiz
give q soneerf or Saturday evening. 70 l4th
inst IN the House of Representatives,. The
object OF this concert is to raise funds % build
e Hall, N that city, sufficiently large fer Cor.
acerts, &c. We are glad to see this move a;oo+
and We sincerely trust the ladies' will me-. 1
with the encouragement their energy d.
serves Baton Rouge has lorg felt the want
Of Hall Of this kind, and the only wonder ID
as IS, that one has never been built before
even If done BY private enterprise. IF the
weather viii oniyTernit, we hope to see j
large attendance from oBr side OF the river.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

A.Goop movE.-The Legislature bas 80
Cd m act granting Police Juries power 10 tax
me peorie Of their respective parishes for
maintaining patrols. This We highly ap-
prove Of; and ifthe several parishes vii, onlv
carry out tie provisions Of ne act. il will RI.
snl. N .auch benefit to all inieres4e, W.
l'ope 70 see the matter taken IN hand al once
by oaI Police Jury and acted npon, conseic,.
tnss a large majority Of our fellow parishion-
kss will hs.riiy sss.ee rits M
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14


0ooL, DEcspenY.-Ifth there !, am.
thing We aina1re IL III sie-eper4t. ar.
1t IS bra$s-s lug s~etf-c5hcei, 4 one
own Importance Al mate desire L. ia
nlste tie f1eg IN Tie f.t'e-tF,s u~nfyrtu
nate repa'" tFa' blew up with ii, anH
vast Imnor,ar &c. The editor M tf,
Baton Rouge idsoea'e, whose .ir4utJe
idea. Of right and wrong. justice ana ia-
justice. &h>e aud nnn>cl,aa, should H..
TIE SPECIAL admiration, of mot 4s7,e
LOUISIANA, tnt tie entire world a. Isrr4.
including the United States. tell. tia .n
or three hundred citizens ofNes pft.an.
VINO signed a protest against H. Zee
ton Bill, that they ate .'d-iul4d All
lllsga'ied by the ~iacarJisrg tone u
portion IT tfts pres IT that city" We
were not aware before Of tle vast inip..
lance Of chr Baton Rouge Contemporary
We marvel much that another m.rar4t
It i'e sun : standing sill, DIES no; tak-
place. u ORDER 70 laok down with adm
'"s'osi upon such al extraordinary rtf.rt
Of nature. II IS a source Of the greatest
consolation to our bowels 70 know Ina,
our hemisphere is 50 intensity best. VIZ
"t'"1 ss''I'd asses The people u Me- !
Orleans were net 10 have consulted III
'ai.aculatc and lnfalIible editor ii thy
Rouge 1aeocas before hey .uE-
cred themselves 10 be "detrd.a ana
Misguided by . portion OF the New
'r'e"ns press They should have known
than . have dared to think Tor
We ~fesvertly trust the,
viii know better nexr time.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

DUEf. IN NsHlLE-NEwsPArn Alsss
New pRLka Ss.-.Kebs!s. Mar&ek~6.
come of here this morning betNeee
tiemen from yeur city. ]. B, Rrscle
the New Orieaus Courier, and y.p ae
OF the Crescent. They foaght wes
at the second fire Mr., Breckinrsh1 \ -. 4
ly wounded il. both thighs IT,.
ed but a flesh wound in the right t.
the lett thigh bone is broken
received BY MI. Breckinridgsae.el.
sidered a. dangerous. Mr.. NA
unhrIt-Deia If liz sA.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

slNGt5Lts CA>E.-The wife OF 4 citizen af
fessrsburs Va, recently gave birth TO a
healthy chltd having two tongues. The cir
et'hstanse Is remarkable, ana NAV lead 10
WY serious consequences in case tie child j.
a i.male.-N O, Crescent.
Just bear the calnmaiator. Lacky Tor Won
.ifeh.1 'faf You are not a married man
s-1'ors ccns~a1-nw-1.mrl."-grren,
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

q We notice that cute 4 number Of our
af'If-"ood satchers along the coast have tas-
tened their logs 70 the shore with the telp.
g'anh wires. Tbs il makiu5o good use Of
what has before !,eea considered = rus,,cs
ard we Know they bt#- tAe tE.nks Of many.
Tor arrfoaf.atins the ~nuis4nc. to good nur-
p9se.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

as orpLENT PnINrEa.-The Boston e.,
Tier asserts tla. there is a pr,nte, N ,b,t
city, who, though hut th.irty years old Is ~
1a1aer "t eight children, aid the ovner :,
thfee dogs and two cats, and is : as hanny ~
the dag y hn..t Aappy as
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ASSOCIATE JrnuE.-Ne this Ia.

ASSOCIATE JrnuE.-We lin. d.v
place at tho head Of our columns, the
name Of JAMES L.Co1r, as 3 candidate
for this responsible office. Our readers
avs referred q another column for a bio
graphical sketch of his gentleman. fr
which we are indebted o the Thiboiaux
M;aeYra.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14
THE CABINET

A. length, after many sperulatlans
and erroneous conJrctures, we have The
fnIl and correct IL, II tic gentlemen,
whom Presi!en. l3rcHASAs has st@.eft-
Ell Is his official advisers. Every one nf
them has been IL public life, With the
s!ugtD exception. Wa believe, ~
ElAeE, NJ Pennsylvania. h.r one q
item ~ltal"t"- ~ whnt i t"rtn-a ,f~ Ma
tiouaI o. Win. IF the Democracy,
IL c0ntrndi~tiactisr t. tsn Southern or
State Rights segment, i h possible
that JacoB lnoMrsoN, Of Mlss,s 'pp
Secretary If the interior. may have been
oncs, Il Gre eater. We tFHnk ~ WIS one
during tht. great struggle III the >Juth
consequent npon tia passage Of tie
COMPROMISE tpl1 NJ 1850 lat IT, iaa
probably modified 5- s4es~. nal Nay he
aSpeet.ai - vafa quite h~armonioa-ly ~
tie traces viii tns colleagues.
Is . neutral, we my be permitted e.
say thai tho Cabinet, tbolgi. des:.irdt,
81 . national" colorHg, II fly ,he mast
part composed ot at!4 men. we nreJ
SAY lptl lag VI Gen CAS-. His ti>tgf.
i. iiartf5El NIttt ,4,4+ ~ ,Ea ...,t.ry t.r
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14
- List Saturday n zatas qa.t, j.

r- tast Saturday #T7=z#ta4z flft.
e mem .s,, IN 49,,
h5,, >.,a,, Sa,5.H ,.s
magy os6sI. :, ,sc.rt=, -. -. :, -
as.g...,i comm ..5,- r. -.
~ aa,.y pr.fsr.s,sa VIZ. - .a .t.,a e..s,-
Where. w8,lr tie Fz5s@ aud L4st.e Attending
tssefH.raIe s.ez. an 5ens.-s IN. .ar.,s=a -,
a.g,ttat ! tuser. z.trs A.. .a. 4.,,tey
sF.Tss..s .=.t E.a.f.=.
a43 a.o49y a.,F, rad W. f,erD eaG4f,-55. led
f. a...,
a,Alrna..ea. Il. 1T. his ss5s -.
a soal ans! - my ~la.tr.fzs f,ta..@,.t
e a.4,ss.ta za.& . No., asst .ra, w.. 55s.
= :ae s..Isac- o. AN. va .e.s,ey 49,.
ga soon i. ,tsepgc szl al, .feHsa fs..s
FE,#s tfr4 ,4,
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jesse =. s'zlshs ! ar ''s'"h -
Fitch nave recently con s7Ae'e4 ~ e'"'ti'
70 have beei', =. senator. nom ~
iiana. ihey were f'se'ea a. sooo1
National Democrats, ana they are 50
regarded 80 far as we hst" Observed hy
tho Democratic patty aud press o. tte
country. ~ Tar ~ Mr. bflehl - con
cefnei WIS ave nothlas - say "' " y
s.ll known 10 the l'tp'ie. hh' fe'e'
"f.ee Il -" other ~, + 'too, " Sen'a''
+ - there = not = f~feesoiief ~
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

NEW WoeKs-We nave -a,* received R
circular from the enterorts!ng pualtshing
house OF i 3 Peterson Announcing thatth4.
WIa issie on tire 1th inst. a new romance
from The pen Of that popular author, E#Ea-
sos RF>sErr. entitled Tuy Rospre Rovrss
Mr. b is a writer Of acknowledged ability
and many Of his works. such As rIyya Mare
s1r1, PraGe Floarsr. Teui Leoti. Bird. nj thef
Nia3erarss. &c.. have me. with nnusna, a.
ro-. 1t will be issnci IN two iarz. ttnodari-
mo volumes, neatly bound in paper cover
Price one dollar.
Also a new work Of Mrs. r. n. r. n
Southworth, 6 lady who has attained w III.
tie celebrity as . writer Of fiction. Il. * en-
titled Viva; o. The Ssrryt # Pe,rtr. ard from,
the criticisms Of The Northern press i a work
OF a %sltnerior order. Mrs. $. is the antbor az
Loet Hercss. Deserted HUe, Cu,xi If chr
ron, DIR ~ded Daushter, and many others of
equal merit. We look uron her as being
equal to, If not superior to Mrs. Lee Henfz-
u 10 complete ~ one large duodec.alo vnl.
nrac. neatly bound in cloth. for one dollar and
twenty-five cents, or in two volumes, paper
cover. for one dollar. Copies Of either Of
these works will be sent to airy part Of the
tinted States, free If postage. on re.aittino
the price to the publisher. in a letter. Pub
''siied and fol- sac at the cheap hook AMI pub
establishment Of 7. 3. Peterson, no.
ie2 Chestnut st, Philadelphia.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1857-03-14

SUFsssKcorar DaeEstess-E
Court has -enderat sh~ sewins ~
appeals from The sCssE
Parish -, .aR
" kinet-loe. arpsllsat
Holt. Judgement reversed.
AEhand Appeal dismissed.
iohn Toy appellee IL. Wmser !
appellants. judgements afhFIbeds
T. LaatoE, administration. aprls
Densan c. ais. Judgement Ieyesl1
" A GasqueL appellee u ~
appellant. Judgement affirmed n
ges OF siGo for frivolous appeal. ss
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h'i"5rd frea.t--Dr sa,,,.
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mum 4tecassed, bat not emf .as 'ss =
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Yes Woman IS De great 49,.
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sls I'll too what women AVN ~ /,
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menhefs u d@ Leg station - "
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: "s' | Vas tlte Du.s ma Nj
ftt. 70 "ss 'a-aad eonnenes %
de- s.t.f a4yt.- ~ Dsfter.es.
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hal i, .t5u.. s'Ht ", il /
sha0e me def vas io.. ,,,t,,. lhs
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In,,i,i.ng. IL t.54 II appeaf~ ttat he vas
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VA. a man of errat pat i5s,sug, AMI ,sh.n III"
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nm. Western p4rt af G,, native >sate tfenn.
syIvapa, H. WA one " tAe Volunteers tt"s
marched 10 mt II down. and a2aln Holot-
teer,a IN III. war with Great B tain and
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. i. aud gallant soldier.
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