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-se1v:es Of the Church o. the Ascension tEuIsccpa
On Oak street. b-tween Wells and Las ae Streets North
Divd IN. every En1day. at h2lrpaat len o'clock H. IL.
and seyea O'Clock P. n. Sunday School at ~ o'clock
Rev. Il. Il. Slos.ell Rector.
-Dhop keupet Of Wisconsin, viii preach in S. James
Church on eunda7 Afternoon at O'Clock.
The First Christian (Caubeltte> Church meets every
Lords day On Monroe street. between Aberdeen and
Ruclet Streets West alce. At 1oH 4. n. and ~ Pm.
Gain and Abel. or the Eects Of the not Ancient
Church forms the tubect ct discourse by Rev. Mr. Nb
bard al The New Jerusalem Temple, Harrison street
between etase It. aud Wabash avenue. evening
at7H O'Clock.
Divine Service will be held In the FIs1t English
Lutheran Churca. corner Of Wabash avenue aud Con.
gEess St, tomorrow at 10h 4. n. and ~ P. H. Rev.
Dr.. Martin. Pastor.
-ADsctrnAl Diseourse will be Ryea At t1e Unitarian
Church Sunday even1ns 1t ~ o'clock. .Suhject-~1he
Plea 6f Mystety." Seats free.
The Rev. Mr. King, Of e. Paurs Cbusch will preach
sermon tbs Abuse OF Amusement On Sunday alter
nocn athree O'Clock. at Theatre. Free fer all
The Risht 7ev. B:sh-p Keuper Of Wisconsin. will
preach Ii the new church OF th. ior co1rnun!o3,
Sunday morning. at l0 o'clock. Eyeans service *
o'clock.
-rr. n. L. Mee'stecood LectErs, Are all Mankind
to be- Savsd?" Will be delivered in the North Presb,te
san Church Oh Sabbath eTentu-, Feb 9Th At TX O'clock
, 1859-02-05

About Il week ago a man named Samuel Pro-
per, whobe dningk AZ cortidcnce man and
swindieT, in Bpff4ie, Chicago and other plscaa.
have been extensively published, was arrested
at Fonda, Montgomery County, this State, By
officer Gar diner Of this city, on a warrant H.
sued bv Jrstice Welch, on complaint Of Henry
Wheeler, the proprietor Of the Llfarge House,
Broadway, charging the accused With having
obtained from him the sum Of $5l0 By menus
Of false pEelenccs. 1t appears that be repre-
scented to Ar. Wheeler that he wss the owner of
real estate in this city to the amount oil $S0. .000
md in Philadelphis Of &87, ,000-theae state
menta securing him the above loan. The state
ments being false, they resulted in his arrest.
On reaching this city with the officer, Mr.
Wheeler consented to allow Proper to remain
at the hotel, in custody Of The nboye officer, uu-
til an examination could be had 4 day or two
after, however, be was taken doEn, and 3 ply
eician waa sent Icr. wno pronounced his CON-
plant tJphus fever. H. constantly grew worse,
and yes erdny i. was thought best TO have hun
remored to Bellevue H'spita1. A certificate
was accordingly procured :or his admission.
and placed ia ntfiser Gasdi;.er's handa- ue,
during the afternoon. proceeded to the hotel
to have him removed t. sa= hospital, when on
his arrival be found Proper il very low stale:
and about an hour after wards be died.
, 1859-02-05
GEFihS TO
Hon. Horace Greeley. NY. Gov s. ?. Chase Ohio,
Anos Lawrence Bo o.Iou. CasGus II. Q:2y, Eettuckv.
Hon. John F. Hale n. u. Hon John Sheru2n4 Ohio.
HoA Ge1Titt Smith. y. +, Hep. L. Otis Co.. Chic,


The business Ut tho Police Office, as ususl Of
late. vas verY limited. The following cases
were disposed Of:
Oven McCloskey, vsRrancy. Twelve officers
testified to OVENS being 9 vasrant of three or
four years ssanding-that he was celebrated a
dog thief; that his companions were dog thiefs,
and that they never SAN him doing any legiti-
m.te business for his support, <zetpt selling
rotten and putrid hams, in exchange for which,
he took dsh, dogs, and other like commodities.
Owen claimed that he could prove that be was
not a ysR. and Justice gave him until this moru-
ing 10 produce his Witnesses.
Lorenzo n, ,Cothereu. boy, IA yeaza of aoe,
WAS brought up for vagrancy, he stated that
his father lived in Dsvisbureh, Oakland county.
Michixnn. that he ran avay from his tsther
s5oat six months aiuce, went to New York ci.y.
and After remaining there for a short time he
went to his uncle who lives at French Creek.
Chantaqua county, New York; and after stay-
ing with his uucle for time came to this c,ty.
and worked for his bo.rd q. tho Maasasoit, but
ha,onn;no m serrv th.t thav von1d mt l..,
, 1859-02-05
The Fraudulent Canal Scrip-LetteF
from Gov. natteson.

ersIsGFsuo. Feb. s. 1862
DEAR SIR: received, f,,r the first time, IN
Monlay last IAN Intimation that portion ut least
Of tic Canal scrip funded lyy me, and ppon Which
1tonds Of tic S;itc were issued to me, was slls.
1'cc'cl tn lie spurious. 1purc!ll>cd all this scrip
neary t*o CARA ago :rotu different lrrsous, most
sf whnn arr INT how rcc.l'ectcd }'y me, without
Tue least dVubtuf their Eeuuineness aud with lrr-
feet good faith, s0 far as was concerned. The
lond4 were Issued 10 rue with like good filth bg
well oil nE oWn account a. far the interest OF The
State, that there should lc thorough ind scru-
tinizinE Investigate IL relatann to the genuine
ness Vi tue scrip, aud tho character Of the trnns.
actinn.
Such au investigation DO not tLluk it possible
for the Committee II mike, will The limited time
at their disposal, dusing the few remaining days
Of the session.
l, therefore, propose that suit be instituted
against nc, BY The Ss4ts, 3or tae recovery of
these bonds, in the Circuit Court OF Sangsulon
County, where the matter ia controversy can be
fairly tried with lenre to either psrty to take
IN appeal to the Saprcme Court al Ottawa.
Daring the pending Of this enit and until it's
fnnl adjustment, l will leave .he bonds where
they now sre, aud sbeud the Bank Commission.
efs deem tho circulation OF the State Bank in
any way insecure by reason Of the alleged in.
validity Of there bunds, will within such res-
aonabls time as they shall prescribe, furnish
such other security az theY may require, amply
10 protect every dollar OF said circulation.
Shonld az &c: Of the Legislature be requisite
10 csrry into effect this proposition, desire
that your committee will propose a bill, and
TINT The same shall be passed without delay by
the General Assembly.
have taken tbs liberty Of addressing this
communication to you. us Chairman Of the
COMMITTEE, 10 whom this subject wss referred
tor invcst,gatiou, and would request you u
have it read 10 the Senate and referred to the
committee. Respectfully,
J. A. MAr7ksox.
Hon. s. II. FrLLkn, Chm Com. Finance.
1tia to be hoped that The suggestion Of Gov.
Matteson will not be followed by the Legis.
lRture. Il doubt'ess will become tho province
Of the Courts, in due time, to determine wheth,
er the State is legally bound for The bonda il
sued for the fpuricus scrip; but it is tho dutJ
oFthe Legislature to 70 behind this question
with the view Of ascertaining. If possible, th'
party upon whom The guilt rests Of forging th'
obligations Of the State. Tbs subject il Of 10.
grave character to be passed over to The Court
without prompt aud full Investigation BY th,
Legislature.
, 1859-02-05
Nafnum not Broke.

Tho New York correspondent of ln. Chzr'es
ton Nelos Gays: "ApTcpos Of L rtu:ts aud Lee.
turers, private le:,rr IRON Lo1aon suites that
Bartum is Clearing 800 per week, The leuture.
How to Msks Money! was pfeysrcd 10. him
By popular literary gentleman oi this city, who
edits an interesting weekly journal. Tbs price
paid for it By the great Snowman wss just twen-
ty.3ve dollars. 1t is all bosh about B2rnum
having lost all bis money when be failed bere.
He still has control Of the Museum here, hia
lease having ni1etseu years 10 run Jet, at an
EMMA! rental of $4,000. He has repextediy
been offered bonus OF $4,000 for his lease.
He also owns Though it is in somebody elses
nare) nearly whole block IN the most popu-
ious and valuable part Of Broadway, adjoining
the theatre OF Laura keene, which is probably
worth + quarter OF million Of collars"
, 1859-02-05

n,nasn.,.H;' s..Gn' sso: 80 ssuea1 u .oe aouse
rn.s ~ 1ar;f1 ~. p.ao.ri-.n;s * ..s. ~
r-nro.a ~ ,,..+ ,h.as.air.. -. sf..s .. -"
r .aid ~ =, m ";,t .uo e;ssss ~. sn.eeoee.
;ron on 49, "a W. oe. W .ahada, 'Aes eaa se'
The Ssn,1s r. CanM;tt.a e1It "sI "s Won ,,..
sptto,i1s the,r chsiran ~ ~ ,se"r4 III, .;; Is's
jar fo hat snbr;t..d - ona<ss. w. .om. xaan.
ago bv IL, s;ecratsrx ~ NJ is.+s.,w u1 .,-eem
ino the co|lec,lon d;str;ct. de.ion..;31 rnrt. e.
enfrv. and rrgnj,t;na a. snnn;ntmset ~ ~;
GERS nf cnrtors fr Ths Sen.ta h;ii rsd,cs.
The sInenditures heiox thst of ths s.rr.t.-v
cutting down the salaries ri Mi ot97crrs Inn,
col|ectora n t,de.wa;ter. s1d d;m;n;.h;,1 -
c;ericai and o.her fnrce. nsarIv ons1th;rt rhe b
salaries of the nr;nrnai nor,s sre - ha nn;fo-1
& nnn 49, s.nr.. - ~ ~ ~ INV.
of1ieer. ~ 5o1. md n ;hronoE ali ~. ar,i.s
e1centnc 1nxn.ctoTs whn.s sei.rie, rs,1s;,,
chsn9sd re s.1;1o ~ ~ ~ a1na.a;..sa !a W. ~
she Collection of the rerenne !. es1;1nstsd a. ~ ~.
wards If one million dollars' " ~
Senator Toornhs intends ea,1v nert ves< ~
bring forward a hantrunt bill and snst,in Il hv
speech. II IN sniI,r IN detsila In tha m. M.
tured hv tha f,ornm;tt.a m :1rd;c;.- NJ ~ -
session. Ai,honoh there il much nre.surr If
public busiuess. sons Of the most nrominent
friends Of the measure in bath Homes Il II IA
presented, think she bill csu be- pissed. pro-
rided that its advocs,es scs with xeal II il
~I.;-.l u. *. C-. -
, 1859-02-05

lsenitcutiafy Offence. Five Dollars
The prese1, law Which provides that anY per-
son cunyic,cd CT la7csuy. burglary or robbery
Of the thing amounts to fpe dolle-+. is an inhu-
man provision, Huatreds of youug men have
been 'irretrevably ruined for life BIZ it, Hard
nresEed BIZ want, OF under the iuf aence Of liquor
tsey may have tuken some triQing article Of
clothing, OF iewelrv, Intending. perhaps. to
make resti;n.ion when they 20. vosk OF money.
To sejzs and send such per5ons To the periten-
tiasy. and put the STATE brand Of fslon upon
them. Is wicked. It making few dirty dol
1ara of u.oru y,iue thsn a citizenship: it Ii
putin, the uan down md dollar I'm. For the
!ucepy of u small umou ut Of prooerty for the
frst ctferce. Imprisonment in tbe county iail
for specitied number Of days or nlcnths, turn.
isnss umple punishment. In Oaio it requires
athei. of tor.y dollars il value to constitute a
peniteatiary offence; all am ounts below that
sun arc punished by county jill imprisonment.
Pennsylvania likes tie minimum sum 1t thirty
tire dollars; New York aud most Of the New
England states requires twenty-five dollars to
constitute grand latceny.
few years ago young man was arrested in
this city for stealing pair Of boots, aud indict'
cd and put upon his tri !. The boots, when taken
were covered with mud, snd looked hard and Of
little value. The prosecutor told the Sheriff
that be thought he would be unable to prove
them worth Eve dollare, whereupon the Sheriff
had them t.ken % Tn 81 List called shoot
hlackr WIN c{eaned them mn and mi mn bie
, 1859-02-05

ST. LOTS, Feb. 3.-The overland California
mail with dates to the 10th nit, three DAYS later,
arrived tonight, % days out, including 2 hours
detention.
Paul c. Shore was Killed in Santa Clara county
by Thomas Seal There was great excitement in
consequence, and the military were called out to
protect the prisoner, who was conveyed to jail at
San Jose.
/ 1umor prevailed ut SAo Fancisco that 200
prisoners in the penitenti4ry had bean acciden.
iatty poisoned by the use Of some chemicals mixed
in the -four. There is doubtless some truth in the
matter but greatly exaggerated.
General hibb.y Wis still prosecuting the var
against the Indians in the north with grelt sue
cess. He had killed quite number and taken
over 200 prisoners:
Nav digginss had been discovered about 50
miles northwest from Gi1a River. The mines we're
yielding in some instances a. high rs fifteen dol
lars to the pan.
The coach WAS stopped between Springfield and
Tipton by persons supposed to be highwaymen, ,
but nene of the mail party we're molested.
About oae hualred Thousand sheep we're met on
the desert. Many had been Lost from fatigue and
scarcity Of food.
1t the Apache Piss the cmch encountered
large piles Ut rocks in tbs ro,d, supposed to have
been pIaccd there By the 1adi1ns. The road gen
erl1ly mas very good.
, 1859-02-05
The Remains of the Dyer1tes.

Tue birds Of prey xho aocsed from this city to
Springfield on the opening Of the session to share
in the cutting up Of the Chicago carcass, have
been reduced to about 1hree Tlcy are hanging
around the State Honse with disordesed plQmage
and combs badly cat. alternately quat reling with
hers to do something for them in the way Of horse
railroad and other special charters. The Demo-
cEacy are daily besought to remember how much
they are out Of pocket, aud so forth. The Journal
correspondent says that Ex-p Postmaster Price has
ganc down there with fresh comm'ssim from
somebody Or same;Alng, (t,c Ti.ses oalce, doubt
less} 10 revir. the dead horse. It cau't be done.
, 1859-02-05

LADIES skArlNd.-We understand thai quit.
large humber Of ladies' in tlis city, in pursuance
OF our suggestion, IRE beginning to venture Oh
skates, aud their SUCCESS has been very rulni>ing
We shall dout1 Isl see them cut in full io.ce III
VERY hhnu time
, 1859-02-05

~ Finn, McNamee, ami Barry, lite two former
convicted Of murder, and the latter Of mau-
slau glitter, will he brought up 10 day for senten e
Exceptions will Le offered by counsel far defence
In each clsc.
, 1859-02-05

METEOROLOGICAL REconp kcp, by J. Il. Reed s
Co., Apo.hecarics and Chemists, Ia aud l4G Lake
street:
FrdlJ, Feb. !. Friday. Eeb. l.
IL 'i'St;;'I e; III ii+';;t7:: II; t..
, 1859-02-05

CoAnG uf 70 TIE GRApz--rhe Garden City
House, on Madison street, is bling raised 10 the
grade. The whole Of Madison street is now
nearly zaised to the grade, aud there is pros
pect 'hat this ahoroughfare will aoon become as
much IN object Of admiration as it has hereto
lore been Of abuae
, 1859-02-05

PkRsoxAL.-Ssmuel Coxzens and A. L. uolley,
E<qa-. Of New York are stopping Vt the Rich
mond House. It il slated taat the hitter gen
teuan has come West for Tho purpose OF col
lecting materials for q new work on Railway
Engineering.
, 1859-02-05

11o Springfield correspondent Of the Journal,
under dste OF Thursday, says:
Another bomb shell fell in the House &his
morning, IN tbs shape Of = motion msds BY Mr.
DIETRICH 10 suspend The rules 10 enable him to
introduce resolution calling Oh the Senate II
send back the aPportionment bnt. in order that
m error in the message. by which it vas 70
ported 70 the Senate. may BE- corrected. Or
this motion, discussion of The warmest par,i.
Eau character axose, tbs Republicans avoxine
that they hAd a'lowed the bill to pass yesterday
in accordance with the agreement msde lss,
week. but thxt tbss agreement being honorabI,
and fniIY carried out-they should oppose. O,
a least not assist BY suspsuding the rn!es, Ill
further progress Of 10 iqiQuttous an outrage"
, 1859-02-05
The Trial Of Henry Jumpertz.

NINTH DAY.-Mr. Van Aman, counsel for the
defence, occupied the whole of yesterday until
six P. 81, in his argument. ATT o'clock P. Il.
Mr. Hayeu, District Attorney, commencing the
closing argument for the prosecution, and will
finish this forenoon, and the case vii! be given 10
the Jury by the court Immediately following.
Azssex EDrrons:-A tev nights since, one Of
the efficient corps Of Capt. Moore's Merchants
Police, while in discharge Of his duties in pa
trolling bis district, had bis attention directed
to The dropping Of water in the basement Of one
Of The stores in The Merchants Hotel. 1mme-
diaIa notice Was given by him to tie inmates of
the house, snd, upon Investigation, it was dis
covered that the water pipe had burst- Through
the timely noiire given, damage 10 B great ex.
tent WAS prevented. Believing that auch meri-
torious acts should receive something more than
a passing notice, and nat having been sub.
scriber, 1 extend through your columns ny
thanks to the wa!chnan Tor the prompt and
timely notice Of Whist had occurred, aud would
recommend that our merchants and business
men extend to Cap:- Aoors aed his worthy and
efEc'eut corps such aid and encouragement that
they may be enabled 10 maintain and literally
meritorioua services. J. Q. ApANs.
Props Merchants uotc., LIS ale st.
The Crystal LAKg E1cuEsioN.-0n board Of
the return train Of lhe excursion OF the guests Of
Aessrs~ Joy Il Friabie, to Crystal Lake, on Thurs
day last, meeting was organized, and the follow
ing resolutions unanimously passed:
Resoirtd, That to Aessrs. Joy & Frisbie, our
generous hosts and entertainers, are due cur
thanks for IN occasion ever to Lc held In pleasing
remembrance.
arc our most particular summer ltiends, they have
shown us that the warmth Of their hospitality and
hearty welcome are above tie winter influences to
which they owe their saple.
Resotred, That We tender to George L. nun!ap,
ESD. Superintendent OF the Chicago, St, Panl aud
Fond du Lac Railroad, our thanks for lis efficient
aud z-aluus personal supervision, to Which is
largely due the entire success Of this occasion.
, 1859-02-05
THE CITY.

PEusokAL>-Tbe Rev. N. H. Scheurk. tie poI,u-
lar rector Of Trinity Church, lec:ured i'll F1ceport
last evening o." "Caplices."
, 1859-02-05

DIVIDEND The Firemsn's insurance Com
pany Of this c.tg has jast declared i sc,ai an-
nual dividend Of ive per cent.
, 1859-02-05

FRon Qua YESTERDAYS SPRINGFIELD LETTER.
-" OF the bonds Issued for these checks, s9e,-
900 are despatched with the Treasurer as securi-
u for the Issues of the State Bank of Illinois at
Shavneetoxn, owned by Matteson.''
For the word dispatched read deposited
error being typographical
, 1859-02-05
Declines 4 Nomination.

AUGUSTA, Ga, Feb. 4--The Hon. A. H. Ste-
phens has written to his friends positively retus-
ing re nomination tn Congress, ..;.....
, 1859-02-05

The $4,000 Robbery.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. Feb. ADKINS l. Co. Is
Express have paid $40, ,000 to the owners Of the
money lately stolen from their custody.
, 1859-02-05

New TkLEGaAPn LINE We learn from Mr. E.
Cobb. the Western Telegraph Superintendent
IL this city, thst new telegraph line Las been
opened from Cticag, to Cincinnati direct, via
Michigan City, Lafaye yetts and Indianapolis. This
will give US additional telegraphic advantages
East snd South. When ths line between this
city and Buffalo tspnacs to be down, We can get
our newt and market reports yia Cincinnati.
, 1859-02-05

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D1 q .

In Worcester M.t. on the SIT ultima. by the Rev.
Mr Cutler. WILLARD COOK, Of Cnjcl 90, and a3ra
RUTH ANN II. PARKER Of Hartford. c.
, 1859-02-05

At Gardiner Maine. Jaa. eth. 1859 of Consurn.1ou.
JAS +: AiSreD. late OF the hE.u OF PlAsted Rock
veil. Of THU q y-aged2 z yeaIs
, 1859-02-05

t9T See advertisement OF Dr. Sa1fords' Li7er
Invigorator in another coiama.
tSr See advertisement Of Douloir. Sewing Ma
chiues. l32 Lake street. jai-ly-b5UG
e See advertisement OF Quaker Ctr $40
Sewing Machlne l.. CoRSkLL l. Co.,
oe26.1y 1888 Lake street
, 1859-02-05

seen
GRAND GIFT ESrERPR1sE IN THE CLUTCHES
or TIE LAVA few days since, Isaac Couk, Esq,
Postmaster Of this city, received letter from
correspondent: asking for information in regard to
grand Gift Enterprise, that was operating pretty
extensively through the country, and which pur-
ported to he located in this city, under the names
of"Mutual Relief Union" +" and tue " Living Pres.
ent" Gift Enterprise Dillingham;, Howe l. Co.,
prs'prietors Postmaster Cook put the matter into
the hands Of officer Bradley, Captain Of tic De-
tectlve Police fozc9 in this city, and that gcnile-
man proceeded at once to the work Of invcstIga-
tion. 1t Wcs asceEtained that the firm named had
box in the Post Office. and there Capt. Br4diey
set watch. Yesterday morning person who
giEes his name as Leman G. uinc, was seen to 90
to tie box aud tax. out . number Of letters, and
then so up stairs Immediately over the Post Office
ISL Dearborn street,. In 4 moment after, tie
officer started to follow him, and met him on the
staisa coming do.n, aud toek linn into custody.
Upon searching him. the letters which he had Just
taken from the Office were not to be found On
his person, and lie proceeded to the room, which
WIS indicated By placard witL "Lring Present"
m t1,a ,7ocr ca,~,h fu ill.,
~, 49,, "'N7 ''~ae ~
co,, or ,r,,d l,o, ,na r,on o,.n;,s ] ..o',t
woro fou,1 :, cont,;a ,,o.a, IS ,...;a.a o....a
on,oun,;no !, tno arorao,ta - awo, c,t, ,s,,a.,
Tins, l-t,e,, ,,ano aii o1ara.soa ~ n,,;.a,.. =.
Co., and we're mostly from persons located in diff
feEent parts Of this State. Investigations made in
the room also brought to light a great variety Of
.'1"'As"s' p"Ps'>' ~ai*~' eelt''lsates no'es' @s'
&c. necessary 10 carry Oh bogus operations on an
extensive SCALE Tue principal feature OF the
Trims operations vas Live Paper Of Facts,
Figures, tancles and Fun which Vas to be afurd-
81 ,t +ba 1o.p nr3co IF M r.t,, .-oo
,.,.,f 00' ~. 1s"'' aNu
e'su suosef'oet "as u 'ece1fe eeft'ncate WHICH
laEds, &c., to an amount ranging from ST 10 a
duecmen to ;ola I IN this r9agd |Is seee en.
sentel in the .se'i:f Union and Liring Present, in
almost every form which tue English language
coull employ.
Among the papers discovered was found about
fifteen notes Of hand for $3.50 each, all of them
signed By Cyrus s. Her-;sk, and made parable
to the order Of L. q. H;ae, in three, four, and
six years after date. There was also found IN
agreement between the partners in regard to
their mode4 of nneratinu (. which abowad
tbot theY were to have office, If, hi, ci.v and
St Lou;.. O,nnt;tie. of drv pooda ro,nb. fa--
cs ar.ic1es r. vera .,so fonnd in the a,ma
room. csrds of which The fo,,ov;no !. a conv
w.ra a,so forrd ;n ,h,,d,,,,
1890 ,o-o
, 1859-02-05

LAncEST.-Augastus Niddieberger. boy
nged Is Jears. IVES brought before Justics Akin.
yesterday morning, for stealing s. gold piece,
breast pin and pair Of gloves from different
boarders in the house Of Joseph kidnel. The
evideoce showed good deal Of expertness md
skill in his profession.-the youngster having
files, keys, d., in his possession. He was sent
to the Reform School,
, 1859-02-05
A High Time.

The conclusion of the debate On the Dyer Char.
ter during the exciting night session in the Legsla-
ture, will lie found tie third page Of this paper
II will be seen that tue tug developed not only
high words Int upnoarious fun. The speeches Of
Mcssrs Puck and Hurlbat are well worthy Of
1nrusal,