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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

oJifs III NtutiOu We uCtlNC thritltphI, ioi
lowing ia one of the most remarkable, hap
pening a. it doee in our own time, and at
our own doors;
AsrovSpING DEVELOPMENTS.
NEw.HavgN. Dec. II. 1857.
IL viii be remembered that last winter, "A boy
named Charles +. sage. about IL years of age
was missing from hi. home in Cromwell, near
Middleton. IN this State. and that an lrlshnan
named Patrick Nugent was arrested on
charge Of numbering the lad, and putting his
body under the ice in the Connecticut Hiyer.-
In few months afterwards body was found
IA the river without head.
This body was believed to he that Of the mis-
sing boy from several marks upon H. as well
IA from a portion OF the clothing. soon after
ward the lining OF an oyercoat was found an.
swcrng to the description al that worn by the
missing person. some months elapscG. when a
sailor named benson came 70 Cromwell and di-
reety charged NugeHt with the murder. He
said he saw the deed done, and assisted Nugent
IN putting the body under haym0w.
He described accurately the lad appearance,
biz dress. the color OF his hair &c, aad declared
that he had not had any peace Of mind since
the murder, and that he had come 10 Cromwell
expressly To divulge all he knew about II. He
confronted Nugent and charged the deed upon
him. The accused MED Il. but treInbed IRON
head 10 foot.
A Grand Jury found true bill against Ma
geat, whose time of trial was liked for the pres
ont month. Thus matters have rested until
within few weeks. when the cousin OF the
missing boy. living in Ithaca. n. T.. received
an Anonymous letter from Tire interior OF Penn
-ylyania. which he showed 10 his father, a Mr..
Williams
The letter wss answered. when another let
ter was rece we'd rom Pennsylvania, signed
William Russell. which Mir. " III. ans himself an
swered. lie al the same time addressed the
Postmaster, requesting HIM to watch for the
person who called foT the letter and describe
him. The Postmaster did az. when Mr.. Vii
hams Immediately lett Ithaca for Pennsylvania,
and found In sell, whom he Dissolved 10 be his
nYIbs,r. Cha,fss T.. Sagf. me identical naiss,ag
hog
A special Court is held at Hsdlam. to day
when Sugcut viii be EheTated. The case II in
volycd IN the deapcs; mystery beyond what ha-
been related. No one can assign any reason
for the PEI Jury OF the sailor who swore that he
saw the murder committed and there il no IN
formation 10 lead to the identity OF the body
that was found. and buried as that Of the boy
SAGE. The annals of crime 10 not AFFORD more
extraordinary case than tbs.
NEW HAVEN, Dec IS--r
John \. Benson. the sailor who testified that
he saw the murder OF Charles T.. Sage Of CroIn
well, has been arrested on a charge of perjury.
with intent To take life and has acknowledged
his guilt. The crime viii send him to the state
Prison for life. There are no further develop
ueLts
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

The viie Of Senator BrStrEs Of san An.
touia. Texas. has r,Nutiy given birth to
her nineteenth cailj >ae is bat ), years
I'D
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

W u. REED, L : Commissioner arrived
AZ Hong Kcrc about the lat Of Scr'cmbcr.
and catered soon after upon the duties Of his
citya
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07
Gre unistantiaI EvideHte--Its Value.

Among the many cases OF circumstantial
evidence turning out worthless, and TIE les
sons in caution we derive thereirom, the fol
lowing ia one of the most remarkable, hap
pcning a. it does in our own time, and at
nur avn lnrrs
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-01-07

We are sure that tie following letter,
written by married lady from simia, viii
have al interest for al who respond to those
touches OF nature which make the whole
world akin
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

BOSTON, Dec III.
The annual meeting Of the stock holders
Of the Middlesex Mill Co. was held to-day.
The investigating committee made lengthy
report which was unanimously adopted
The committe recommend tho company u
ask reasonable extention from its creditors,
. reorganization Of it, management and re.
sumption Of manufacturing - fast - it can
be done properly. confidently believing the
business with an economical management
m be profitably carried on. The report
Nstes that Lawrence. Stone 4 Co. paid ss7-
~ to secure the passage Of the Tariff Blu
" 1851. ofwhioh amount $1,000 was dis
tributed by the N. Y. house ~ printing.
editorial service, &c., but no satisfactory ex-
plaustion has yet been offered for the appli-
cation Of the balance. The property OF the
company 10 represented TO be in On excellent
condition. After the adoption Of the report
and the election Of Bod Of officers with
Andrew 7. Hall ss Prest. the meeting ad-
journsd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
NUMBER ee,

Vas returned and tho fight lastsd an hour
1ne Proslauery men finally rstreated with
. loss ofoss man killed and two men NOR.
tally vouaded.
Gen Lane vas entrenchsd at Sugar Nound
dseeruinsd 70 Sight he dragoss II they st.
liable.
Exciting dsbasss had taken plass in the
LAwr~ass Coavention. The Commitsee On
Resolutions presented three reporta The
majority report disspproves voting for STATE
ofiicsrA First misority report recommends
the State ticket Second. sisned BY Red
path. reeomnaSnds participates in the slsc-
tion. for the purposs Of Destroying the L.
compton Constitution. That no man be
noninatAd Who will not pledge himself TO
crush II. That the, Topeka ConatiAn1ianabe
submitted to the people. and that 1cyk 10
thas instsumsat b made The test offsalty to
The fFse &taap Asty, TIA Legislature repeal
~ Cssway. eShsys ~ - VT 2G6, ~
= hvee of yoliaG. n aost radical snd
evolutionary speeches were made.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

A NEW YEAR's PREsRxr.-We are
under renewed obligations TO our respected
friend Jake Heoring. for cask of excellent
lager beer. as New Years present. 1t il
from DR.. Drsis Pacific Brewery, and is tho
best article Of the kind we have ever tasted
Jake has our kindest regards. Those wish
ing to know where to find the Ssst are di.
rected to call at his saloon.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

ar8@Fts 0BW YonK, Dc q.
MOUn-l1esAoe usee activs; pstoes unsAsa0s1.
ea.s. e0o eeis l3e24 Aeseppss 0eetel : 80! =
06 10 NJ D0es . 0a1lp0 exlFs Wostesa. q
canadian FLOOD-Unchahged.
1YD YLOUn-mo0tnaa q 80
.pgiose uncooaDoA az * ..Ef
1YDEDull d 7107o.
OOpN-oesa1y Tor ID las esnGs bsetes 1t ssv.
PORK-Ms'tes uaeh ngsl. 0alss 800 bb!s.
1BB1-0tsa6y. les small. ~ ny
D119 xD nooeCrTins, 1k01A,
DUffnn>Asl1vs. 1lDlJ ~ OAisj 1loM ~
0tate.
W1nIDY-Deesss osles 80 bbss q 3.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
Washington, Dec 81,

washington, Oe0 81.
It has been aseertained that General
Walker before leaving Central America sent
orders to Col Frank Anderson TO retain pos.
session Of Fort Castillo - long - possible,
and II obliged to abandon 70 then retain the
boata. But II compelled to destroy any Of
them, falling into the hands Of the enemy TO
destroy first the River boats held on the
steamer Luvirgira This was sent from A.
pinwall. Arrangements were also made to
send up number Of men in bungo under
competent leaders with . view to carry
them over to Col Anderson and avoid any
U 8 ofiosrA It b con6dsnAly asserted that
Col Alexander will obey the order.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
N~ Yonr nen n

In the Supreme Court yesterday the mo-
tion for an injunction was rendered to re-
strain the city from giving . deed for 80
lots Of land in SD street, to the Roman Cath
olic's Orphan Asylum. Judge Davis thought
the grant illegal, ct oil events he was doubt
full whether he had the power to restrain an
illegal aet when it could do tho city no
HARM II the land was decided away and
buildings were erected . suit would be
brought to recover it with all the improve
msnta He however took the papers and
promised to look into the matter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

~Owing to the unusual length of
the proceedings Of the City Council. We are
obliged to omit many local items which we
should have been pleased to lay before our
readers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

Times corresposdence Washington. Dee 81.
Capt. Eagle received orders to night 70
return tuasdistsly % Aspinwall With o.,
dsrs to Commodore Paulding to come home
for trial. Gen Walker's intentions ere 70
proceed 70 New Orleans and challenge .
trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
NEW YoRK DA,

New YoRk. Dec. 81.
A despatch from Brown. Shippley 4 Co.
70 Asasrs Collins 4 Co Of this city dated
Liverpool Dec 10th and received per Arago
announces the arrival at Holhheads at .
m II this day the steamship Atlantic from
n. Y. 6th instant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

No PAPER.-As q matter of course
there viii be no paper issued from this Office
to morrow,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

A - - "
qAsssa sAvsssssssss essha'f .sss sAas
Yoasiy advertising contracts N - undssUeoed 70
0oar u1eely q she immediste busneGo ~ Ne sdv0.
toos. os1 N other advertisements sent IN by the -
vsSt1osv Wiu ~ charged extra.
Advestissments. net accompanied w1eh inseSuseSeos
viii be inserted until Forbid and chssOsd sceoedinoy.
Moe1ses for rsiGious and benevoisus peSpesss ~
ssvted ttsss free Of cost thereafter charges -
other sdveytisements.
A1vsvtlsemsats ftom shseeA uauss bs paid lsr ~
O0y5Golv ~ a1Oencs mleso ffsO sppseved Aeeness
Contsacts Or yearly advertising tsrminaoie - tee
epeopo - oavsrtiseSS, tAey poying - o.
. per csnt. . the cuaesocs psics.
Adverttsoncpts iaesstsd nett 70 rseding oasses
- per cot. odvauco ahovs Sstee, oo9 ssVe = -
ode, 96 per cent. advancs a regular sasoe.
An tsAnssnt sdvertaseDsats nust - pan fes y
o1vance,
IlOHAnDSON 3 WEST, lows stats Dsmscsss.
SANDERS = BRO. Daily 0asetts.
n. fischer & co, Der Demokfa4. -
HARRINGTON = WIG&1Ds Doaly Dvsong Hs~s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
New YoRK, Dec. 81,

NEW YoRK, Dec. 81.
The Police yesterday made decent on
Striker Bay, and arrested Morrissey and the
America Boy, who were on the point Of en-
gaging in rough and tumble prize fight
Jim Hughes was also arrested. n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

LIBERALIZATION u called % sdvee-
tisemsnt Lost Capa" The dollar y await.
ing the hndss e til ellea
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

Notice advertisement Of the IF. E.
4 H. Company. Let the attsndanee be full
on this occasion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
y The following is a0epl despatch to the
80 Nav 0r1Aans non 90

new VFleane, Uec. 70.
The indignation meeting called for THE
evening TO discuss Nicaraguan affairs was
adjourned until Saturday on aecount Of the
noe-publicity Of the call Notwithstanding
several thousand persons were in attend
sncs. The enlistment was still going on,
lS2 men having offered themselves today.
Over l6O men are now in this city and Mo-
bile waiting shipmeut. The men in the
lower part Of Texas, 800 in number, called
the 23d inst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

Wssagsst - learn that our friend
ADD. Of the 0asstte. u confined to his house
BY sickness
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
New York. Oae

- NOV 10tk, Uoc. 81.
Ie ~ rutlorsd yesterday in the city that
easrs vas heavy dsfaleation By On sm-
Ployes in one Of the city departments. Ru-
NOR has the amount Of various Gums. sune.
Ing from tS0. 900 70 13OO. 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

LvBRP00L, Dec Is. a
Cotton Market closed very heavy and
prices Of all kinds lSal4d lower except on
very low American, which are stsadv, Il
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
JAM - r. MORTON,
MAYSVILLR AGENCY OFFICE,

HAvIN0 dlspossd Of his interest 10 the storo busi.
IL ness In the village has opened an once for the
tsansacttoD Of . General Agency Busiaesa for the
sale Of auds, dvswiag and taking appIi.
cations TO- lnsursnce on Town properly, collecting
notes and sooounts, etc.
Aiso-atteodins Suits before Justice Courts In the
County,
He viii also kcsp Register Of Land for sale In this
and adjoinlng Counties giving full description, and
tho Terms of Sale Of the same.
Also-a Stock EstSsy Book, In which "a entry viii
be msde, application Of sstTays taken up other.
wise, with Description Of the game and where they
may be found.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAvEnPonT, JAnuAaY /, lsss.


WD Asvs psintsd end have lpr sals ~ elovins
w 1ianks, - vhieA list - 49, = esaseaneay
oddng new formo:
wsrysntse Dssds, Quis Clsin DEEDS, M@tsases.
fFust Deeds, frsssss Dsds q - sr1ssesh Attaeh-
msnt Bonds, GsTnishsss, nstees Hesisioos, Original
variety oe Justices Dlaaks. DOitiu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
MARRIDD.

A. ~ PsUaytss1aa nassss ~ Nv. J. y Massa
= ~ s1se slt.. AS. JsAn ~. DsunusaA - Nm
Aay Assgas. q P,sanas vallsy, ossts O., Jsws.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

eGSHh lAsos snA Oe0no1ieas UsAsi ~ bssn isasal
= ~ ~ pssDslsos, thsssaoAly TspaIeg1 end rsoo.
vste6, DseeH f1snsh6d thsoughout, ia ths best non
~, wioA sPDsUo Dsns ~ lloa1HD vrfM GAS.
No poina vtl - spared 3 make ~ kA48 H0Uo8
the ~ Me- /" Houso e ~ 01ev Il be0ng nueh ~
lasoo1an1 p.naeoney soeuaeo1 = esass1D vscasIsD,
OoVo eu6o6S % Je0sssoo and Ducuque streets, near
the Oty ParG, With oo0fortahie occo0mo1attons for
Two Hundred 00ests.
1D8A0-ln confornity b the times.
Good and Oopaetous 0tablng attached = Tie house.
J. TAU6OELJ. Propsieto9.
Nov94dtf Formerly Of the frusdeil HOUSE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

PHILLIPS. HUNT 4 CO.,
COMMISSION 4 FORWARDING
AGHR0HA NTD,
RAILROAD TRANSPORTATION AGNTS
wuARv-BoAr PRoPRIEroRs,
CAIRO, ILLlN OIS.
Will make Cash lvsneee On Flour. Grain snd all
Kinds Of produce shipped through them to New Or.
leans. H3eAark Goods In oil cases TO our esre.
nov10i8m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

davenport City Laundry,
SHIRT JM.ANeUE.ACTORY" -
ooRNRR THIRD AND SCOTT sTREKM.
VvHD undersigned has established Laundry and
i Shist Maaufactory ct the shove location, where
she will b happy recetve orders for ssyohiug IL
her line Clo. hes reoeivcd every day In the wesk
ospt Saturday, and The Same win b carried 70 and
from the Laundry
Dec1Sd0m MRS J. KENNEDY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01
HOWARD DARLINGTON. WARRINGTON 9OwNsEHD
Davenport, Iowa. West CHESTER, Penn.
DARLINGTON 4 TOWNSEND.

T DAN, DISCOUNT AND Law OpFICD NO. 3,
IL Nickolls' Block, Corner Of Brady and Second ste,
Davenport, Iowa.
Dspecis sttention givsn 10 the investment Of Mon
ey upon unincsmbe ed Real ostate Security. Money
Loaned on Commission. Titles xsnined and abstracts
siven, when desired. All Legal business promptly
attended 70.
REFsRsNcEs -Messrs. Cook Sargent, Ncssrs
Allen & Clark, Ar. Geo. L. Davenport Dsvenp IT ;
WIN. v. Jeneris, 1sq,, Cashier 0ank sf Chester Co
Penn; John fweedle, Esq, Albany, N T.; r siboon
ESQ Cashier Bank cf Baltimore, Baltimore, Nd.
De 28jtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

MOTION 10 haso>0 eivea sAsen ~ llsh Gsy q
IN Qsts1sg. -. 4, 1ee5s Wos sD0s1n01 b ~
0ssaA!0sess $3.50 Oesney, seaas = IswA a1u1p-
eeunay, deeao1s1 AnA thoa ~ deuAsaAs aeAanse ~
esle nls9 - yssosa1ed ~ Dsovea - ~ sW disece-
~ 6oe1Iately.
y.pses. - mn sSss. !.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

~ a6eve ecAe6ale = peaDaSeZ, -
pal1 sDesa1o1 Chy DGs6f0@I =
Duhding Iets = aisA eAJ0enoD9 -
0Aio-ths OoDieo, Of ~ 11I3I =
lOM-eontalnlng ooyooo nhGn1nooo1
eeeaolng lu Ua0oooeouDG&
wealth and n The vs1ue = ~ -
~ shove psopset4 - - z
4O11eeo, befoso e - 1. n 4sxfzf /. viii
- Ice D1y = u6Dt
~ ~ 4lebsoe ase - Qot4.S 80
.visw q ~ inAssssss ee(A -
a0oaat, aad ~ osooe v010o - &
3 oUDe seot oi0s after ~ - u
lsWe6 - ~ - WeGD AoonDQs.to
newupapoesl - hat - 49,
thGl9 On0its - r. 0abq Gu>r
1he puhe1o n assured tho11n13
sgty = ~ eo0mo0 Uuou
OF oay GoAsr costly en1Wool
jG1e1 ~ d1y'A ~ sl4ne &
selll valeaAle pecpefty, -
sf0s slGost, thae go uodI115G
f,sssss sssialae CustnSs.v 90,
s1o01Do ~ leoof1sa - GnoeD1nr
- - 49, - ~ sooe - =
- Sss.,ng = lssseese G.
- thls s01e - sodtalng g.
nssy sI:sss1syiss 1saent
Messrs. HsAnaa . oslpene, - 4fA
0esss. vss1esl11A = ~
o. :. 80, -. OGneuf, lilof a4
n:ssss. :.s :. ysA~ss = OIL
AssaU. = HD1ssp 3 O., 2
0eG1se u1Sso4e6a DfoeDeY 3ts-
y: -. 14:s:,s:o 49, o' : q -, : .as's5
Isr1s.s aahlae y+y3
aase4 yAe vt1
Aete1haUs cs n ~;
1sSlis 80 90 Il e.
! !
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CARDS..

BUCHANAN. JOHNS 4 CHURCH,
A 4ROAMDvB At TLAW.-ORRlCR-Ho. !, HOBB-
"A MANS BLOCK, Main street, Davenport, iowa.
Oe091dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

r. e. OOOL1TTkE.
a TrORMRY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law
"A O0es-Nicholis' New haock, Dsvenpoet, Iowa
RevERnNcEs-Either Judge OF the Supreme q 0u
pertor Oou Of the Stste Of Ooanecticut; Hon Chas.
lngsrsoll, .. B. Dist. judge, New Havens Oonnecti-
cut Hon. James Dixon, .. Ben. Hartford Con
0ecticut
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-01

~ iiasaaa lfr y. ss#4EE assa ssF -
asa Kae
.ke3sg sslstssa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-03-10

nIcTTrRF-FRAMES PASSEPARTOUTS,
/ EEGRIVINGs ARTISTS HATEaIaLs. SATsbs s
n II BOXFs GRECIAN and PcIiChOAAN4S fSISis'
e. 10 81. n, W sCHAUs No. go Broadway
TWO rich PAINTINGS at IMMENSE SACRl-
/ FICF-Two extra largesized OIL PAINTINGS ~ emi-
shove. One view OF Lord by-ons
and So .pdd scenery Lake Geneva Switzerland
m. cher mascent distant noonlsht ver scene IN France
m lot Including frames tt' but II taken ifnn-li
vii be cold AZ $500 They o. seen az II W-,t 22ist
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Board an0 Rooms

BOARD in BROOKLYN.-Ths entire second
Jhoor eouprsn large and Nna unssr 'l
house Br, oky pessonty situated, and conY"uien. VI
access from Wt.st eud Fulton Ferries Two families of E-own
persons preferred Reec-.' exchanged Apply .. No. ~
LiYugsou-st.
N1ARRINER HOUSE, Springfield, Mass.--To
w RENT the popular snd wrlkrosn Hotel knows 80 the
WARRISER or Inioul HOUSE situated Main-st, !, Tho
center the city and couy,nieD 20 IT, business AID strao
This Hotel has superior aud convenience and has also
adequate supply Of the hAst tlrni,nre Inquire ~
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New i1ublitations
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Having been appointed sole SCENTS for the sale CT tie above
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Books Of hi. class are eininenty valuable in htonei
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THE BEST HISTORY Of IRELAND EX-
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have jn.t published HISTORY OF IRELAND y THon,s
Moons 3vo CO,h 'x.'A Also Cartoons aud
noy.i THE BLACK BARoSET; Or, CHRONICLES OF BALLY-
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ECLECTIC MAGAZINE for MARCH.-Ihe
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