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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

DV0ro'se 86s,1U 4,b4U,5UO I,g4I 900 I'll 200
Reducing the wheat to four the deficiency in the re-
ceipts Of 1859 is equal TO ,s43, 900 bbls. -four.
The receipts at tide water Of the principal articles Of
produce from the opening Of canals to and including
the Ith inst. have been as follows
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THE CLOTHING TRADE
RETAIL PRICES CURRENT OF THE SEASON
AT EVANS
EXTENSIVE CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
&C AND 6s FULTON STREET,
BETWEEN GOLD AND CLIFF STREETS
Cashmere bueiness n 80 IN s,g
Fail over sacks and 70 ID
Good black cloth frock coats ACKNOWLEDGEMENT In
Fine black cloth rock coats. N a
The finest French cloth frock coats h al
Cashmere business pants. ....................2 N
All the styles Of silk vestings. ........... 2Mt
NuooiaAcio
Complete black cloth suits. Observation-Disclosures N no
Cashmere suits 70 match So So Sl2 Sl3 SIS Sl8 and a2
&C., &C., &C., &C. &C., &c. 10.
EVANS,
Go and 6s Fulton street
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SANDY HOOK, Sept IS sunse-One bark outside the bar
no other inward bound vessels in sight Wind Sc light weah
er foggy at sea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-09-26

EUROPEAN REPUTATION.
Warranted not TO contain deleterious substances.
This pleasant and valuable preparation has been used foa
by hundreds Of the most and wealthy
persons who have previously tried all the OF the
without seriously nluring their hair an<
health. This is entirely different from all others.
The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1859-08-27
ssThe Plovv Handle Ticket

This ticket is winning favor on all Sides TIE
Democracy OfJowa never looked quite SO chap
fallen before-until after the election. Their
leader, the gentleman who has recently return.
ed from the Court of the Queen of Span, to rule
over the people of Iowa, has proved signal
failure. The second man on the ticket, stands
in the position of Government defaulter. Two
of their candidates for the Supreme Court stand
on the record as opposed to the leading princi-
pie Of the Democratic party in Iowa. The third
candidate for the Supreme Bench has within
two years sold his slaves in Kentucky to come
to Iowa for Office, and is now tramping over
the State enlightening the ignorant people Of
Iowa on not only national, but even on the
affairs of their own State, and telling them in
advance his opinions of the constitutionality Of
certain Of our laws. But 1.-THE Plow Handle
Ticket" is daily growing more popular. Our
at it as 'sthe Pillow Handle Ticket because ii
is headed by farmers, and now Absolutely de-
clare they never called it that at alE Next
thing they will be swearing that they never
doubted that Kirkwood and Rusch were far
mers, and very excellent farmers. We are glad
to see that many Republican papers are running
up the Plow at the head of their State Ticket.
This is appropriate-not alone to show that We
accept what Was intended as an opprobrious
name by the Democratic journal which frs.
used it, 1.-THE Plow Handle Ticket" but be-
cause the Republican party is the friend Of the
farmers. The great majority Of the farmers Of
1ewa are Republicans, and many who have
heretofore bsen Democrats, will this year vote
The Pillow Handle Ticket" The ticket headed
by two old office holders, the fret Z man Who
has been in ofice, living at The public crib, and
supported blythe Peoples money, for nearly
quarter Of eentury-cannot prevail against
1.-THE Plow Handle Ticket" with the farmers Of
Towa.-Davenport Gaz H.
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DR. Smiths Electric Oil.
From the largest Druggist-in Texas. ]

GIavestOnsU0t., 18TH 1859.
DR.. SM1TH,-Dear Sir-Youf esteemed favor
of goth Sep. is at hand. The brig ''South" has
arrived and delivered as per bin Of lading, two
large boxes of Electric Oil. Your draft on me
for $500 was accepted yesterday. Send me ad-
advertisements. 1t is a good article, that
knosc. Yours, &C., n
n. D. LABADIK.
- Wholesale Druggist.
Prom well known gentleman.
DR.. Smiths Electric Oil cured my Paralysis
/ am over Is years of age.
eH NJ. ANTONEDUS,
No. Ill Prospect street, Brooklyn.
Thirty years in New York.
DR.. Smiths Electric Oil gave me entire salts
faction in one day, J. S. FOUNTAIN,
India Store, No. 65s Broadway, N. Y.
Dr.. Smiths Electric Oil cured my deafness in
three days. MRS: THOMPSON,
Pine Plains, N. Z.
DR.. Smiths Electric Oil cured my Rheumatism
in one day. had to walk on crutches.
HON. E., KILLlNSWORTH,
No. 81 South 9th street Philadelphia.
bplt SQUIRES BLOSS, agents.
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Burlington, Iowa. Aug. Is, 1859.
Ma. E. I. BAKER,

Boston, Mass,
Dear Sis,-The publication IN our daily paper
Of the l7th inst Of private letter Of our house
addressed to you; not As President Of the 3.
l. n, R. r. Road; but as Mr.. Ell. Baker, de-
serves from 10 , brief public notice.
We wish kindly 70 remind you Of two cireum-
stances connected with this transaction.
First. Did you reflect when you consented to
thrust our istssr before The public, that you in
june last Invited the writer % forward to you
decuments dat had reference 70 this matter;
and " essteialY gave you credit for sincerity
It least in desiring information. 8
Gscond.s Did you rsnembsr, that . very
responsible party took our NJ. Gear % The
Railsoal oales, aad intrsdaeed him % ysa u
would r sappossd) = gsutasmani and vas
sasitlsd = b. tssatsd y such until the CONTRARY
Vas peovs9. 6ssgs
Nov Il isnss ID ssr thought Or iAtsnti@R -
Dad H. lsess pesaihls faslt Win ycu for this-
IL eee asvse dissenessssd q The eoatsats Of
es lssassS VIA Plossd bstsss ~ pshlia. h iAis
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- The HARMONIOUS DEMocRAcY-At their
primary meeting in Dubuque Saturday last the
Democracy bad Q good time O. We learn from
the Times:
FAMILY FIaHr.-The shoulder hitters" and
"Dead Rabbits" Of the Democracy engaged in
regular msss Saturday alteraoon, after the
polls closed. Sheriff Hay den and his deputies,
and detailed policeman made : charge upon
the belligerents and arrested some or the ring
leaders, not however until several knock downs
had taken place. The fight lasted about half an
hour. Bloody noses and black eyes ornamented
the mugs Of come twenty or thirty Of the .sDead
Rabbits" The Sheriff and his assistants per-
formed their duty Ike men while suppfessing
ths iotops proceedings Of the lighting wing 81
IL "hafmonious Democracy" a3s
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Avsra0o ~ of1A1 un19 Ds0eeeaNs rule y shown
b. AwiNag l1D( - D TIVE ana 80 xaxseensA
pr aanun. ~sf
AvssaSe ne o. 1ax uaoor nGD1Aolsan rule = sAswn
b aivslias ~ ~ = ono onA oneshalf pr
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- " =. - A1OSe &&
~ Dsnesssl< Ieua, - e. Dstp ~
80 AsaA, - - ~ o.
0spss.iss Fl 81 n y. ~ ~ - a =
s,ssiasasisa unios IN = 4 - - -
sssdiag yeae, IN Ct ~ laes; "a Nd ~
peep,s III Y ~ - ~ = ssse u he
slnoxiosS lsatarss fths fselsivs slSvs law sAsss
voala b 20 further asln Of he vexed
qssssioa q African alassry, BIT ssAat oil the
fasars sAs1ll-lls-isll q psass and tsasssaisy.-
We'll, teas Of thousands Of citisens Of this
oosnsry whe .abhosrsd some Of he provisions
u thas lav helisvsd shh Democratic promise
and acqsisssed y The support Of The lav. 80
that 70 this day no bin has ever been introduced
into Congress 70 repeal Or alter or amend II,
nor. % far = se ars informed and believe, has
: petition even, psayiag for IL repsal, altera-
tioa Or amsadnsat been presented 70. either
House Of Coagress. ss
When de Democracy assembled 10 Baltimore
In 1861 70 dominate Franklin Pierce for the
Ptesidsuey, they declared themselves in favor
Of the Compromiss measures Of 1850 and again
selsmnly pledged themselves % ''resist an At
tespes at renewing in Congress Or ont Of Il the
asisatioa Of the slavery question usder What
sver pretense Or color the attempt might b
made" and again thousands Of people believed
that they meant what they said.
In lsss than two years after this public
pledge was made they wantonly violated il BY
Introducing the Kansas Nebraska bill into Con-
gress and forcing is TO passage whereby they
renewed the question Of the agitation Of slavery
with . million fold more violence than was ever
before known. 50 e....3.... III,
Now where rests the responsibility for tha
disc ioa Of slavery questions since that tinel
WIo vas il that violated The public faith and
abused the public con6dsnSei
A Gen. Dodge Was one Of the foremost men
in The support Of the Compromise measures d
1850 and Of the Baltimore Platform of 1852
% be was ooe Of the foremost men to violate
the plishtsd 9TH Of his party BY voting to re-
peal the Missouri Compromise. Yet, Compose
mise men, UNION men, consistent, fair-dealne
men, men Who call themselves old-lne Wings
ere asked 70 vote for Gen. Dodge aud thereby
endorse this conduct Of his a.!
n
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Gems UnDsa-fhs Kseknk Journal y dad
again. fhis y IL fourth tins. II ~ ssnsnbss
sight 81 \ he's gene u Tie hosks uithla The
ysas. p people yin mot support tssss DoegS
II Bsbssan pso-slAvssy nswspspssA fhsis
abealsxbls psiaslplss afs net popslas snoag
Psepis.gbe rcd aesPapsss. Ths Gssstss yin
. 49, vay sgsaaa - ~ ssssupataa ID
0natnA - lD@nWs = GzhanDA
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DIED,
CARRIE l. BUEL, infant daughter OF John 1as
oied August I'D, aged three months and seven DAYS
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a., The Burlington Janto care nothing
about the election Of Dodge-in fact some of
chen prefer TO eco him dsfsatsd-they use him
and his money and send him over the State to
canvas with On opponent and nader circum>
stancss morally certain 70 damage him and
run him behind his ticket this snits their
parpose. Bat at the sane tins sAsy xill put
forth On thsir e1ssta. and sss every means, fair
ard foul. 70 carry the Legislature in order to
secure the ssaatorship. That ID the prize upon
which their eyes are Get. This = why Judge
Hall u nominated In Des Moines county fos the
Legidssurs. In case they should BY any pos
alSilisy sasry the Lsgiassure, they will he able,
lhrougA JsAgs Hall, 10 prevent Dodges getting
essk . The ssasts. The great prize in the
confess 10 Tie seaatesship. and even at this
early AAy oar oppsnenss ~ prsparing for .
eight over is, and intsodseing The gouge game
already. We shall cave them much trouble
among themselves By beating them soundy in
the lump. %
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the burdens Of taxation and trying to make
votes by talking about Republican extravaganza
in the State Government, which levies only .
tax of II mills on the dollar, while city taxes
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MAD Doc IN WARREN Co., ILL.-We learn
from the Monmouth Atlas that the town Of Ionia
was visited by mad dog on the 18th inst. Il
attacked . daughter of Calvin Aouth, only two
years old, biting it in dreadful manner, and
decorating the flesh on its face fearfully. The
child was immediately placed under the care Of
Dr.. Cooper of Henderson, in this county, and it
is hoped that his care and skill will save it,
The alarm spread like wild fire, and the inhab-
itants of the town we're aroused, and gave chase
TO tho dog, succeeding at length in killing him,
but not until be had bitten four other dogs.
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The Gubernatoflal C0mvas-Augustus
Caesar among the sick, wounded
ama Missing.
CouHcrr BLupys. Aug. 10. 1859.


Tho GubernassFlal Canvas-Augustus
Caesar aneSsg the sick, wounded
ana Missing.
CouHcrI BLuySs, Aug. 10, 1889
G. DuxHAN-Dsor SIR: The discussion here
yesterday between Messrs. Kirkwood and Dodge
was largely attended and passed off greatly to the
delight Of the Republicans. Mr.. K. opened in :
speech Of one hour. Dodge then spoke IN hour
and d half ON State expenditures and in glorif-
cation Of his own coarse in the Senate. He
Was only family applauded BY his friends, but
when Mr.. Kirkwood came on with bis halt hour
reply the Republicans made the welkin ring
with their enthusiastic cheers. He completely
demolished his competitor and the Democrats
went home sadly out of spirits and confessing
on all hands that Kirkwood was too much for
the General in debated Concert Hall was again
filed in the evening, when the discussion vas
continued to late hour b. Rabbit and Sharpe,
for the Democrats, and Curtis and Crosby on
tlasside Of the Republicans. The latter were
well pleased with the course things took, and
am well satisded we are stronger here to-day than
we have ever been before. $50
This morning Mr.. Kirkwood started North to
meet the nev list Of appointments. made for him
and Dodge, at Magnolia, Onawa and Sioux
City, but the Brigadier 10 still here, and his
friends say that he will remain here recruiting
his strength for . week or so, when be will 60
East again, and COL Babbitt will supply bis
place in the Northern counties. In plain words,
Dodge has backed of, and it is no wonder, after
such . defeat as he experienced in yesterday 3
debate almost any man Of half Of the Gener-
ais assurance would do the same. But Bah
bitt will fare no better at the hands Of Kirk
wood, the latter is more than q match for both
Of them.
Dodge, here yesterday, denounced in severe
terms thel asst Republican Legislature for pass
ing the State Agricultural College Bill He
declared such an establishment wholly useless
and unnecessary, and that the money to be ex-
pended upon it might just as well be thrown
into the sea. What do the farmers Of Iowa say
to this? Mr.. Kirkwood defended the College,
and said be was proud of the vote be gave for
it. Yours truly,
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TEE HARMONIOUS pENocRAcY.-Tbe unterri-
6ed Of this county appear % DO in danger Of
dissolation. An illustration Of the impending
break up took place in South Burlington, on
Monday evening. 4 party Of loyal democrats,
two Of them holding high Official stations. were
on their way to their evening meal, when tho
merits Of the Sheriff were called into question.
Words ran 80 high at last. that one Of the
more eloquent enforced his argument BY blow
in the face of his antagonist, and At it they
went. The battle ragged with great energy until
one Of the combatants ives borne from the
Geld, sore and bleeding, and with ruptured
nose. We would refer to the Gazette o. 1f-
ticulars, but we are afraid that it will not give
them.
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TEE Jews IN AxRRIcA.-This is the golden
age Of The Jews in America. They number
some - hsaArsA cd 6fty thouaand. who still
adhere 70 ths laitA Of Abraham. They have
forty thousand In New York alone. The sena-
tors and -four Ooagrsssmsn are Of the Jewish
faith, which Shove he ancient political talent Of
che race., The Christian Jews do NOT number
more shaa three q foar hsndrsd, Of whom ONE
handrsd are Studying for the ministry.
ssaroksu N MN Houss or ms SsaRsps.-
The Gfastts hes TIE following ely cut q General
Dodge. who has proclalmsd bis willingness 70
'+catch aigger" ,vhsusvsr required;
ave hass no ceatsovsssy With the Rev. NJ.
Oosk-sAs lawysae NJ. Cock. He b TOO snail
game. Hs y q bic element when detailed 70
eaAeh a1ieee.w sHs Al bsS
Does Ne Gasstas mean y ~ 'snegrs csssh-
Ing" = slAAll gans,s ana therefore Brigadier
General. DsAss having dselarsd HE readiness
. engage n 10 b ssnan sanas Dossis mean
% say yhat ~. Bsshanas, shs hes secently,
With n sstaiasls. bssa sssspied Il that hind Of
Aivsrsiss = DsAssaA speiau 4 snail gaas!--
ghame, william am9ss aas sea
NJ. Geek i not and never vas ; Rsvsssnd.
He probably thinks h hAs abeut = much right
% dsfs.d ..nieese saacAsss." shsa paid for he
service, . an attorney, - 0sssssl Dodge and
Janee Buchsaan have 70 b 'nlkgse sssehssa."
A. % usstsr Thompson's fear u seotanina-
ties, Il 10 & able % slssp with Clay Dean BE-
"a not b troshled on this head.
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Nadiaon WI, Auvnst q

n AAdls0n, WIS, August Is.
The Democratic State Convensiou q slay nom
mated Harrison Q. Hobart, of Columes county.
ior Governor, and A. s Palmer, oil Walwersh.
for Lieut. Governor.
] Is y doubtful whether delegates 70. The
Charleston Convention win b elected. a
present. " Cenvsntioa h decidedly Aatl-I1e-
0e0peoa. n ia.
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~A b . fAst, - Ne ase informed, that The
three psssons iFea Misseuri with their two a.
sistaats ftsm Wapsllo ooenty. Who recently
undertook ~ task If saPeuriag fugitive chat
I'll ct New Lsadoa, ore 81 sosnd, reliable and
orthodox Natiooal dsnossstA The three South
srn gsnslsnsn, one Of whom owned the ''nig-
gsr" fos Which shsy we're ssasehing. belong %
The FL. Va saan ssssst,Dgy popular ss
washingtea, and vsry gsDssally loeesd sp 70
By ali eood and hue OsDoeratA These gsnEls-
nsa wsss spsa bsaisssA set sslJ generally
eeassdel - - Important bss highly proper
and prsiss-vesthy, in which they sAosld have
had and vsss sntitlsd % expect the aid -
comfort Of Ill sosaa Dsnossasa Gen. Dodge
has notiasd shsn that be- = q their ssrvios.-
NJ. Buchanan always has been q their service
and very recently q Bedford Springs N Penn
sylvania, 4 10 did nes tssa ont personally 10
chaos 1 female chasll ne The one q London
IL vas only becsuBs - had stifsned bis willing
limbs until runaing has become an obsolete per-
fsrmance. Hin hangers on oil ran - though
che Constellation and the Union depended upon
sheir cateAing - properly. ,
Well, sbsse eepthsEn gsn2ansn came to
Lonaon, With their hirsd asaistanss fully relying
apon the fair promises Of tho Brigadier and bic
party. They feared some little trouble from the
s.Black Republican," but hoped a. things from
their Democratic friends.
But the best laid schemes Of men some times
70 amisa Dean happened to come that way
about The time they were looking for the nigger,
and being In want Of adventure and Dotoristy,
event in" ON his muscle, In laundering way,
and to, The great danger Of the harmony and
psrpesaisy Of the Union. vent y On the wrong
sidei he raised such : peshsvssd essated such
. clanoor 4 the quiet town Of London that his
political friends and co-msmbers Of the great
aegro saschins, slavery extending Democratic
Church we're incontinsntly sent 70 the Henry
County jain II was In vain that they asserted
they we're F.tF. v's-is was in vain that they
declared themselves 10 be sniggef catchers,"
Dean swore that they were suspicious looking
characters, probably horse thieves, or burglars,
and to Jail the whole party. went sr4
Just soncsivs, e you can, Of Southern gen.
tlemsn, yea, Of three Gsthsrn gentlemen, being
not only despitsfally used, but numerically
blackguarded BY such looking creature -
Dean; Of their being sent 70 jail ander heavy
bonds, and then chased among common pinps
and bullies, countsrfeiters and cut-threaae ~
the tive organs Of the two wings Of the Demo-
cratic party In Buriingtenl Can the Union sur.
vive such shockf Was this the entertainment
they were invissd to BY Bigadisr Csneral Au-
sustus Oscar in his speeches q OskaIoosa and
Ottamwas What will General Jones say What
AsM d.. Buchanan says
We sala that these Southern gentlemen have
been bailed ont Of iail BY Democratic acquaint-
Anees from Van Buren, county. and have return
cd to their homes in Missouri, carrying with
them gall and bitterness, and swearing eternal
vsngsaucs. The Wapsllo County Democrats
are stfll In Jail -
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How these black Republicans will leland lie
knowingly, too for instance the one at Mus
catine says, in the Journal published ct that
place on the both, that he "expects soon to hear
that Dodge has been Withdrawn from the can
vass with Mr.. Kirkwood." Now he does not
expect ito hear any such thing. He feels the
necessity Of saying something to keep up the
courage Of tho faithful in his section of the
country, and aware that they look into no
other paper than the Journal, tries to cram
that kind Of lie Down their throats-a lie
that nobody but willing tools aad fanatics would
give ear to for moment, and We merely refer
to it to show that the black republican tactics,
at least Of those who write for the papers, is Q
SYSTEM lying, no matter how absurd or silly the
lie may be.-lGasette.
But ~ great Cesar has "fus the track
The "Lion of Iowa Democracy" hath no stomach
for the 6ght. The State Central Committee
tried hard to break up the Discussion but
failed. Feeling that he was getting the worst
Of it-feeling that however pleasing 1t might
be to Kirkwood and the Republicans il was
death to Dodge and the Democracy, his Ex :
cellency withdrew at the Blufs and put Babbitt
into the mill. . -I scp+f
y Who is the liar, William How some folks
are given to lying. ..s ..'....,,'-..i
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British sentiment BY caricature. Over'a shop
is exhibited the sign. IL Nap, Dealer ip Fires
works." The windows are filed With explosive
combustibles, with such labels as 'Blaxcs Of
Triumph" "Roman Candles" "Italian Fires
vorks," &C., which the proprietor 10 arranging
with sinister smile playing around his booked
nose fatd avilainous moustaches. John Bull,
fat. stly and irate, is coming out Of the OPP
posits shop. under the sign "Rosst Beef" aud
shaking paper Qabelled sIncpme TsY") At his
nsighbor, exclaiming, '.You rascal, it is on aa-
count Of your COMPOUNDED fireworks that have
70 pay double insurance."
genatos Hunter. Of Va, il reported to have
said in-a recent speech, that II the Democratic
party does not repudiate the principal of Popu-
lhr Sovereignty and advocate ins lieu thereof
the principal of Congressional Intervention, the
party ought 70 be Dissolved, and the sooss~ tie
ossss1. aes5s Ell
II d reported thss Secretary Floyd, on ac-
count Of continued III health, viii resign his
place in the Cabinet, and that boa. Cbas J.
EAslkrer, . siosim Of ..Popular Sovereignty" 81
70 the last vrginie' slectiea b likely succeed him
il the War Depaftnent
The New York coersspsndent Of the Mem
phis Enouirer, says tAas the Hon. Fernando
Wood and I've ethsf prominent Democrats, tel. !
egraphsd 70 Gov. Wis 70 promptly deny The
aushorsAip Il IL ,. ponAslly latssF. vhsthss
b wsots 70 o. did nes vriss it, al
ea1slHs kspsss -. VA ]. Thenpsos, u
yesterdays Nsunssth Atlas gives = acoosns
Of = dngirg mouse sAas sans 70 his
hosss.s about 10 Arss q 'Novsnbsr,
1855. Hssays:-'.Is has ooaainusd II singing.
I believe, every night dimes and Aonssinss n |
~ daytipe. Ne we're vsry msea ssoshlsd |
pssyioss = this viii common mice, but hines
The appsasasss q this IstlA yslesne yisitos,
- hAvs - bod Sagls eoonsa noass ~
- hnw e.
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r -. Louis, Aug. "a.
z Leasenvosth McCrea who killed Clark, pro.
is,sveFy man, IN 1884, was arrested here TO day.
for political nanaAs - N. = - 81 IN