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Reported Massacre on the Plains.

A Missourian who lately arrived in Califor-
MIA from the Plains, reports that nineteen per-
sons out of q party of twenty-One who started
for Salt Lake for California, after the arrival Of
Gov. Cumming in Utah, were soon after mas
sacred BY band of Pah Utah Indians, or white
men disguised as Indians. The party were at
tackled when encamped at night, and but two
escaped, Mr. johnson and Mr.. Lyle, by hiding
among the rOcks- The party left Missouri in
June 1857, and remained at Salt Lake until the
advent Of Gov. c., when they were allowed to
ler.srf
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American DENTAL CoSvENTIoN.-Everyth
is regulated by conventions nowadays, from
preserving the peace of the world dow n to pull.
ing a tooth The American Dental COnven-
ton has Just closed session Of some days at
Cincinnati, which was well attended By the pro
fessicn from different sections of the country.
Everything touching the grinders was discuss
ed, and the convention was followed by a ban
quet at which teeth were brought in requisition
and practically tested to the satisfaction Of pos
SCISSORS and professors. The next Convention
is to be held at Niagara Falls.
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learn by the Detroit Tribune that the object Of
the convention at Chatham is to in4ugurste the
measures designed to lead to a separate nation
ality for the colored race of this country The
territory Of Yuruba, in Western Central Africa,
is the point which many have thought desirable
to c3lOnize- It Is IN contemplation 10 send out
on expedition to spy out the land, particularly
in regard to climate, health, commerce and ag-
riculture, including the cultivation of cotton.
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HEAr IN CIScNSATr.-While the "City on
the Lake Shore" is favored with refreshing land
and sea breezes, our Queen City friends swelter
under an ''ardent Southern sun" The Times
says the heat on Wednesday was truly over
powering, and several fatal cases of sun stroke
occurred"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

FURNACE EKPLosIoN.-The furnace of the
City Foundry at Milwaukee exploded on Tues
day, severely injuring several persons Some
of the men were badly bruised and burned
Anton Bower and Adam Dries were the most
injured, Bower ii was feared fatally. The eI-
plosion made loud report, and the shock was
felt at some distance.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

The Otherday clerk ia 4 store at Wheel
ing, Va. discovered in I coffee sack. a note OF
the denomination of $1,000 on the Royal Bank
of Brazil, piece of silver coin and twelve gold
pieces of Brazilian coinage. The treasure had
evidently been placed in the sack for safe keep
ing. The lucky clerk fobs the plunder.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

Is QuAxDARY.-We understand that the
probable deficit in the City Treasury, at the end
Of this year, will be sI5O,0OO. As the City can
only borrow 100000 in any cne year, there
must be some sharp 6nanciering to carry the
City through.-CfE. Gaz.
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MkRINE DIsssTERs.-Tbe sc1r. Ellen Pike,
Can't. BOYD, bound from Kalamazoo to Chicago
with lumber, was eapsized Friday night, about
thirty miles off St Joseph. The crew elung to
the wreck for eight hours, and were taken off
BY the sch. HirondeIl, Capt. Jones, Capt. J.
succeeded in pumping out and righting the ves-
sci, and tovved her to Kalamazoo. A. BOwker,
a passenger, from Manlius, Michigan, was asleep
when the vessel eapsized, and was drowned
The sch. Blue Bell was capsized in the same
gale. about twenty five miles out from Chicago,
Crew saved.
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/ defendants ex.

A LII the above named defendants ex-
n cept Morlev, keyueld7 Splnsler aud Carey. are
hereby nItine thai My "a, As the plainuf ed his
petition said Court against dfeuan's above named
il which Il Is esed that a. he Novemre Term q said
Court The l-6 The plain II Te-JEer6d Judgment
agans slil Pll ard Mccormick and illam F. "a " Tor
S2S2 debt, and S2ol0 cosis, that while the sur
pending wtcl saiu ld= meat obtained the puind
sued out oruer OF attachment, cuuy uf which
served said Jesse H Mercy AID Henry X. Reynolds,
Of process oa thom bad IN her p2sson personal prop
Of sid Carey Of the value G2lu0 and that sai
S1angier. Ps.uck. DuG Z. Campbell, Lans, MeTlsrt
JunkIn Peebles Alexander Niulck and VII r. mick
caim interest Ia sall urup rty, ad rayiug jadg
INST s1l Morley and kayuods fr much vi
pay the piini sad !ucmeuf aglIust said Mccormick
and Carey
Ihe defendants rec aired ad petit On on CT
before Octo- er 9, lis AATELL \ PRENTISS
H GRISWOLD
AMI DIV l95 Afo-ners f,r pi,e
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

PEACHES At CINCINNATI-The Commercial
says ripe, plump and luscious peaches are az
irving daily in large quantities The choicest
varieties are selling at from two to three dollars
per bushel
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

The Horticultural Society viii held another
Fair tomorrow afternoon, at their Room on
Bank street, at the usual hour. We understand
that the prospect is good for fine show of
vegetables, plants and flowers, and for fruits,
considering how unfruitful is the season Cifi-
zens and strangers are respectfully invited
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1858-08-07

PUB. Docs.-We are under renewed Obliga-
tons of Senator WADE for valuable Public Doc
uments
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pIaIN Aan oR,sAhIENrAI. PRINTINa

- Pain 1lI ulnsntai Prntlas or every description
eSns Pruii Esfahishmcnt the LFader onire-
the impr1y I'd and steam presses, A. The
hest stvls sh0ft notice aud reasonable rates Par
tlcalr uat blank Wak Every des7Iiptnn %
Binding lone especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journals
S aies 3 s51zs, 4 sewing Books, Gc-, &S-
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR SHERIFF.

FDlrOEs LFkBER-Pleass announce that WARREN q.
STEDATAN rersou c1uaiufed With the m1deIn sys-
ten n eeionesrius will be presented 10 the Rep hlo5n
County Con, eniion c1n late fI The qice o. SsIln
By his MANY FhlENDo
au5 Dtds
EpIron MORNING LE1DEn-please announce the name
Of DAVID j. WIGHTAIAN. as q suitable candidate Tor
The uIc Of sheriff subject TO the decsi0n Of the Repub
c1n County G. uyentlun. and ubllse - -
aus dNWlt- MANY NolEhS-
r. JAMES A CRAW. of Cievelaui. will be presented
10 The Repuhican County Convention. canddate Tor
the ufics Of Sherf BY ,--
ial3i his thEND>.
EDITOR OF rHE LEADER-Piease iHslIt the name q Al
DEN H COAISrOCK OF BedflTd the once OF 81 erlf
subject the decisou Of the County C1uye n anu uhss
has friends
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COPARTNERNHIP-THE IInder.

~ ssnsJ have purchased l Steiler his euire stock OF
Flour. Gram led, and have this dar formed capart-
neTslip for the plose ofcarr lag Who'll s1ie and Re.
taIl Folr Gram and FEED business under the "a uc and
style efJ J. HOUCK CO. and would respectfully ~
cf the patronage oi such need les their line
F.odrand Feed Store, No a OniaIio "a
J. J. HOUGK
II VAN PELT j ] HOUCK 4 90
Cleveland. June 4th. Is5s
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a IL dc above named defsndants *

"A LII tne ABOVE named Defendants eX-
"a cspi sand Moriey, r Ids SPansieF aud Carey,
hueay u.thed, that on My a. l Tie pla1ff ned his
peii m sait Court the defendants % We named
which rs al csea tat al the Novel Term sid
Cour the Pal1fn recovered judgment said Pl-
laFd Mctormicz and ilam = CarsF fr S5slB y debt
and SO ? costs; ;haf while th1 suit ueudlag Slich
said judgment u an-d. tie sued out an orer
Of attacamsu copy uf whi'h was served Jesse H
Morley ami Henry h Reynolds that sid Morley aud
Rsynous he lime Of such Of prtcess On thsm
hal IN he possession persOnal properly said Carey cf
the value 0o, and thar SAID Sp4user. PIirick Dun
orr. C1mpbei, Br den, Lane. Meycrt. Juok PEBBLES
McCoTmick. Alexander Nlmlek and William x. Nmick,
claim inferfs said uru1try, End praying iucg
against 81 Morley aud Reynls fof much as viii
p1y the plliuti's si Judgment st saii Mccormack
and Carey
Toe dseEdluts requred ID petition on or
before October 3, ISIS Az IELL a PRENIISS, l.
n. GRlSWOLD,
au7 d5W ls6 Art1rn~vs Y Plaiufff
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A Ii the above named defendants ex-

A LII the above named defendants eX-
"a cept sai Morley Reynolds, Sp1nger and Carey ar
hereby bottled, that May Il is5s ths aniih Cd
as stition aid Court aguius. he defendants anoTr
named IA whIuh Il IS alleg d, that At the November
Tern 1856, OF sat urt The p unin recovered judg-
carey In S27o debi and 81 Clo costs thai Whie the
sf vas pending which sd l=nlsut obtained the
pIsiuffH sued orer attachment copy Of which
~ serred On sid Jesse H. Morley ana Henry Rev
uods. tha sai M1leT aud Reynolds. tie OF such
terGe % urucSs the. had th-r Possession personal
o. s1il Carey q e of 0o. and that suid
SuangIer Parick u 4. on Cam11ell. lane. Meyiert
Jankin PEBBLES. 9eCormick Ale ranter Nm ek and Wiz
liam Niuck claim rest slld pr, pertv and
nrVrea judgment aganst sd MJreF and r. nods 1r 20
mneh A. VI y the plantI sail lgmslt AGAINST s5ii
NcCOrnick aud Carey.
me ef1danfs required said petition on or
bef1re October 8. ISIS ANrELL 4 BRENTISS h
II GRiSWOLD.
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To THE PUBLIC.
haze this day sold entire OF Flour Gram aud
Feed looted t54 Outrlo 81, 10 J H1lck Co. and
tast this opportunity OF recommending them ms
toners anl public worthy Of their patronage, and
feel CO tdeui that they VIII eudeaFor please satisfy
who viii favor them With their patronage would AZ
50 return th1nks TO my Old who have dean
WIKI ne = my old stands Tor several past uould
- call the aueuilou OF al s1ch indebted me-
Ell Ct By note or account 10 call and settle the with
ouf nv. Il STEILFK
Cleveiasd. Juue 4sh. lsss-I1aIl:dsn lss'
dissolution NOTICE.-The Part
IL nershi2 heretofore known as the arm Of SOME
BORN BROS, and composed ofSol S, Suuuf born Lous
S0uneborn and Henry Sonnebor this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Louis and Henry Somehow retnns o
the arm. SOL :. SONNEBORN.
LOUIS SONNERORN.
Cleveland, Ausust20, 1857.
s s SONNEBORN viii coufinuefo carry on the ReaSy
Made Clothing Business the odstand, l56 sapsorst
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NOTICE.
WHERERS, Various

~
have been ln The practlSs for Inoufs past of
dsposiing Goals lron and other artc lIerch1nz
upon whart- erected upon and adiacauf 10 tne u
Fyrnulent Per "a Cieseand, under license given
70 them by the Cleveland 3 Pittsburgh Rail Road
Company Ill sucn now, therefore hereby To-
aed tlt every species Of authority heretofore epres
or inpiedly given 70 sad Rail Ho1d CollunT post
gnods upon said wharf, or u wh1ri1ge herofo has
uecn By revoked All persons wl0 shluse SAID " har
or any portion thereof Tor business purposes after he ls
Jay OF Iune ls5s WI huut hrst oalsilg ut lrty ns
A trneys IN Cleveland Messrs Spauldius Parsons viii
Be deemed trespasse and treated acccrjingly.
E-K. COLLINS.
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.ENDERSON'S HAIR RESTOR-
Boots an0 Shoes.

HUETT, ,BURGETT a co WHOLE
II SALE DEALER IN BOOTS. SHOES. AND BR(
aANS No 3 Wstsr 81 few doorssoaih sfths Fussf e
Cisselshd, o.
H. - MuRrf. dE0ErT. IA KnaEa
uhl1-ves
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THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH,

Iesse II. Morley, Henry X Reyuol j..
Miller NJ Spangier. Richard Pat
mex, 5. Dlf. Ii. or. Jau es Camp
bell, James Rreden. Samuei N
Laue. A. n. Meylart, J McJuuk n,
Alerandsr Nimics, William d. MIN
lex. Robert PEBBLES. Pollard McCuT
l.....E nd W LIN. L l-r.-
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Jes=e n. Morley Henry X REYNOLDS
Miller n. SpanEler, Pollard McCor-
mex. William =. Carey. Riehald
Paiuck. s. Duh n. or, Jsmes
Campbell, Jams BTrdsa, Samuel
III Lane. 4 n Meyle J Nc iun-
kin. Aleraudsr y nick. william r.
N.micE. aud Robert PecDles.
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Removal.
~ I. M0RSE'S WHOLESALE and
We Retsi Tobs and Sef Sore has been removed to
4s Supeupr St und'r the American Housf. where he
keeps CONSTANTLY On ham the choicest extensive
stock Of npoLted and Domestic Ss aud Tohacco IN the
city He Is odsrllg far sale Plug AMI fine Chewing
Toba-ce consisting part The follow ns most nproged
trznds-
ChTisii@n's Camfor; B0un's Gold Leaf
Blue Hens ChickeI- D1lI7r-
Worlds FAR Sal1e Miller I'm foil
AIalchakcy Premium; nenisen'a PremIuu
Smoking roharco-
Goodwin's Fine Cut Chewing Tohacc0;
Semous do DO
Andersuns do do
wamek Bryan Co Fine Cut Chew ing Tobacco.
snuff, Segur Ca e, Dfinkiag Fl1sks, Pl1vins Cards
For sale By G. T. MORSE
mvtf rs -Tr1aer the Arer,c..1' tfo,s.
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ia { CUT Of Com
man -eds, & NY
anOsa Co Chiu
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THE ASSOCIATED FlREMEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY. Or
PITTSBURGH,
us
Jesse n. Morley. Henry X Reynolds,
Miller NJ Splns .er, P.liard McCOr-
m'cs, william : Carey, Richard
P1inck, 5. Dud Il Or, JamesCam9-
bell. lanes Brcde Samuel M-L.lue
A. y. MeyieTt. J AIcJunkin- AleE-
ander Nimick William K Nim,ck-
and ho1er. Peebles-
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InCOurt ofCom-
Sm0n Pleas, Guy
shlga Co, Ohio
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nISSOLUTI0N.-THE CO-PART-
- NERSHiP heretofore existing between and under
arm Of Sterling stanley, this day dissolved By
tualc nsent. SAMUEL SrERLING,
au7 div 1871 CHAS D STANLEY
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In Court Of Con-
m p Pleas. Cur
ahoEa Co. Ohi3
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X ENTUCKY BLUE GRASS, Or
~ ehaTd Grass. and Bed Too Seed uf pure quality can
always be found AZ No Ortario stIoet
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WYLUSING RED TOP OR BOG
DESTROY ER-rnis sthe N osf rlsc ual grass for
subdung marsh d "a known vii yisld iWat0 three
auss ] STAIR s SON.
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i % IT is asserted that q man mary :ily
now:a-days ''n4rrics 9 q. al ,lesl more thai
he bar : s5'ainel ing for, ,He not only webs h:nl.
self t. Won n. Int a la5ratosy. OF, ;,re,1r
ed chalk, aq,nt,! Il tyhi!ah,ne ei5h;
coffee bags, ivur baskets vi n,Tcls, .,nf
poodle- dog, AMI asj III s'91f' # weak nerve
that wilhkeep1our ;ss:rvan IS and ig,hrve doc.
tors AROUND your house most Of the time.
Fact!a 5r,i wat-. VII H. xo}yAI a.is sH
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FCGIzzzXEs & = !: = 1ReE1t'4P7gRED1 { 4 y lZ' :.

The Cincinnati .G6'aze.te, Of the s3oth ult.,
gives an account If siave-hunt, i in which
so~e OF the pcople>ot the inei1hbor.nk city
" ovlnston ln4ulged, one DAY last week.
these wnlte, civilized, democratic, ana
Christian siave-hunt.rs of Kentucky would
inake sdu,ra,Ieas recruits tor those savage
inar.qders I! t who turnisl the African carxoes
tor Slave; ships, On 1hur<diy night ot
last wee (, party Of six slaves lett indie.
Penaen>e, henracky (what a name tor
siaveholders t. give, their town. in search
OF that ilberty which the Dt claration ot
American r.':, nue. :adence has tailed to Sc
cure-to them: The party consisted Of .
u:ln' and woman, and her two daughters.
one otat then' halfway through her teens,
belonging to LOUIS collins, man belong
rs rs t.: y ~, harrington, n another man
belofn fns.tl ss.tls t. ~ Nlr. wilson. hey tuaveiled
EaA night and reached Covingtcn so late
next morning that they could not cross
the nrlyer:a3 Ihey were discovered, and,
chase being given, ran to Willow-run Hoi-
low and and The adjacent hills. 4 number oi
persons. spent The day hunting f;o5rr the tu.
gltives among Ithe bushes and briars, and
CAPTURED all but MIR, Wilson's man. g 1.
/ There is + Aeutucky chivalry for the ad-
miration Of the world! Huu,ing up this
poor tans!!yof trayeiters, mother and young
daughters. While pursueing their journey
IN ihc3GmostG Ghero.c manner. and for the
u'btsst l:o' plurllGpsess Seiziug them Ike
stray DOS Or swine. swine. and sending them
back to tha most desperate and hopeless
lsat sacli isa the fashion Ct +
this dehiocratsc &C ',.ntry. a2And it i: the
CUISINES - ot lfs s;,'v Grain nt to .pro.ect and
deem, sp?2hp spp2hp lnI!,9nstroQs viliany. ~ r.,
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i ,ih.EfI1sE3Ro 9a,2.sd1
ftip 10 thJRed Hfysr osns,nu,d

MONDAY. July 19:--Thcre was vi: ilfhien aheavyy !
al of :RiAllii ram tbej night, which c5ntinuea
till nine o'clock. n the midst 1of' it we
started at fve;, having taken breakfast and
Ieplenished our damaged stock Of oprutvi;srr
ionn iStilp n 9heesdteY,oF the Sluk, we
arsyetsn thes essneRs;h hborhbodtsofsl f.rms..nr.., :,
At the end ofthe irstathpeaudes I'VE sare
tyeaiilesafroms StzC Cloul, an4iare at5,the
petit whereof fheeroutosfor tha .rem state
Ial4d Rcd sHiventha.o eos nd nd The timber
.41om BttJ oe.aniaAga.n strikes the. pTar.e,
n alsantas tothe gained ,byl ,thtt jrSad
isseepl lop tbe, faet that i mikes The
dsalea,tsiSh gl9u from thiiss pe sIll 81 sh9r-
tsr by nine miles than the Itiile W. c6ihdte'
on Tia p9rtA sIde, 81 :tthhss' 2saak salal valley -
Along here are two, frame and few log
houses half : n;l5 n '51'h othsr; AMI
5biveu .dootabooW ss bstaaof ii aoi;l0 tot
ID ssoa1 .7s.aarsasoq tstaio4qa At 100 "
s-on a5um 4. ngd IliB YsyiI Jpsa no nr;,,
.2ooisbaoW . E.am 4issij 5sa d 1neias7roe
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"a 1 OF 1--WE !3st yoar laay = ll,ear ;,

Il lsa.A on l'fiye iost your ta!y, 4 hear"
SAID one s3enslcnailar>a .5tnera5d tr;s' s'4t
~ "4es,lt++'sE l.ts,ea t.,.n ll*was oaly Eve
months, OK .slkee'dII an We scoulu 1,r it,
We ha !, f,r .o;:o.s. Ms4,'ed it: mead and
feet. pu mn .is;l!i pouitc,, au,vse. it and
tgaveaitSn ae es ll9asel jp.w. .ers leeched is
tte'Alts,;1i GIT loiea.anlatgave it all kinds,
ct 4'e 3 q 4,e11ss { an yst~fsy Hsek, live,
sTsi y elol sd ,asos 47as ;5a.4a.a.
;;-4..o4d ,sloll sssid a3.oa 3os1 ,sgssa4..sit
1 s9otst. oas 60 taaoo sdl bab.&.6 essa.
.aass o2fa0 htAE oE5 &, aios,ea 81 .s.o.jo
sstsse Iita.I {aai94 ha8ls4Ja5 8f4 e .Yod i,
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W. have d! mn.!!n:ioneio the .a52aAs, of y oil
through the Senate near the close osasths Ii. 8
season. to- raise 1.-The popage on letters of!r.l
three e. i've and ten cents. lWs have seen Ito
Ayes and noes, E0ery .snaor wAo voted to, /. eey
P0sta9e rds democrat. Louisvi!le you;na:.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1858-09-16
From a Democrati, i

Il "Honest -Ie.l,ocrats have thus been de-
prived OF the opportunity stovqte in Octo-
ber next, against The election OF. Moccasta
candidates tor Congress, and Q. "a. oppor-
:unity which such an election would eiye
to expose with crushing effect, the RisiIon,-
est aud dtsgrasefatprtnciip1ss and praeeiessi
OF the Whole lLoccastns Tribe vh;eh, ao,o,
rules the State under the assumed name
of"lhe. Demo:racy ef Ninne.cta.'' - y
F. They. have SO dishono ca this name.
that they now by their acts, concsde the
triunip sof fthe t<epuolicans. at the election
in Ncsober, next, their only consolation
being that the Legislature then to Be
elected, UtU ,neveT be concened, and That
therefore they have one whole year in
which to cover up their tracks. ian visw.
.otith:s state .ot;t.cts, 4 have determined
to deter the proposed work till the Con.
gressional aud general election of' 1859.
when ! hope honest Democrats WIN IS
sufficiently numerous ito give the cosfup.t
tion.sts their qu:etns.Hs sa4sqasI tssl .,3s
]. ,a S SOD. a.: ROBE..TS On ,..s.5.
1 SIT 81, Paul, Az, ,psts sssl|Y,, y, 1926 s''ss. s,
G 5.tl ss.!s ,.eaida ss,osss3al.p 9sa i s.lasal.s
I q assoa.o 2iaaHa-sa ezsV sssaiaaeE 81.
i : std s:.oa ~os asos blGaw als .szaii.s 20
Y hfIa .sa'silaa Z, 9. III naa gaevs's-ai
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2 "a ONE day at farm house., waer sawi
"a old gohblert trying Is eat tho strings
some night caps that lay on the ground u
bleacsl: :ts*5 bstS: aafsH, .ta9Iot ilal nov ~
IT at sid he''is what ! caa Introducing
cotton iato furkeyq''tF -. RGG'ss1 III,
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Kept for thee beyond the Skies
Warning with the powers Of SIN,
Foes without aed tee. irit44iip1a 4i. aesitsss "
Rreatling ' now ip ip rapture's air l4:1> c
Mexsins then upon 'lll " ahir5sI(,e ssa>;. .
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hxatKajoiclng soncs again; .7e:},d .hre %;(,
esasriak otstnon Lifes bitter Guy, p,rs~I,ra
adbd'shall bsanthy spirit upw7=ovec ssi5 o. +
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a4sll lshyspirisdsaet free:s-s1aef5s rsIy3i,7
saAst6y day, ,:thy'nreng1hc cshalthd. ss4,1.
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smi1ten' by the h.aer taerrid SUM-: s.,t;s ! ..,,- -
Hoping for the cooling rain, .,o,...,.. .:,E.
Lookia ssfor the s.aas.i IL vain-7D -7D-, -, 49,.
Travel-woru and faint at heat, -, .+ ii,
Weak sIsaad and xsasy as thou art,
Let thy spirit let repine,s< ,,r1 =
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Fr4enIly znls to the. siall b,1n.,To/ 10
Water from the eoolinsssprins, t.szsi1.s
Andthe voice thou lowest bestz: =. .,i: /.
Call thewanderer to his rest:,, ~ ,7coy
Godcha saidrto comfort thee, ,o-, .uo =,
"4As AL the day, thy slrea ;th saall be-" -,
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WArcHmERs m by the bed 81 death!S ''A'.
Waiting for the latest freathis 30 >T1T J9,.7
Oftle loved, whose heart hath grown 2:s&
Clsse, and closer t,'t,ine owu-:u1i,s:, =
Gazing on rheiflding eye :43 gcr - ys.~
Long, and oh, how m.urnlfully!!
"hllesrenemb4anee travels back }rras....s
Over Beia s vanished track,
Multiplying present wo
BY the JOYS ol long ago. - .*s~ -
III Thy tears arc poured like r ID % aT2.
And t.y spirit w.s:it.le:s5 win pain; Ill. 9ro
70 this blessed promise tise-2n55.E rl :
"tAs thy day, TRY sslreu.s5tazslall be:,'s and
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AoqHrR! from thy shelteringg b breast ASH : -,
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They have borne thy tair-hai ed boy. 4
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Him e, who Was 1hy only sty styi,',o'4 ,l''y O
When Nh is is. father passed away; o'z' ]b4
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Nes2dee yss,'tby do"er Of pe}iile,n !. r.
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Yet the God who suites TO heal
: Can for hnman alnguish feel;
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