davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1859-11-22

The New York 1rlJunt in discoursing Of the
work 10 be done before lss0, says:
What is urgently needed to-day is substanti-
alfy as follows:
j. The formation in every county, at the
county seat or some e9unlly commanding 1oca-
ton, Of Republican Campaign Club. composed
Of all who are willing to work for Republican
triumph in lS6o- If there is u live county COM
mittee. let that be referred to in all things but
two thirds Of the county committees, even
where such practically exist, arc dead as Julius
C;nsar. i lire club at every county seat is in-
dispensable, and it ought to be formed At once.
Lei its books be open to all who will Join, but
who will certainly put heart and brain into the
work.
=: The moment such committee is constitu-
ted, let cach member Of it set to work, BY cor
respondence aud personal visitation, to incite
the formation Of similar clubs in every town
ship and village Of the county, and at the coun-
y seats Of the counties.
3. Let each county club employ, so soon as
may be, q competent and trustworthy agent or
actuary, to traverse the county, urging Tho for
mation Of kindred clubs; and
/. Nuke arrangements ut once with the best
Republican journals, giying the preference to
those Of your own county, for supplying their
respective sheets for the ensulng year, at the
lowest possible cash price. Let It be the busi-
Heb4 OI eaCu Etuuf Au4 &AE SNeCtA1 uAly Ol IA6
county agent or sctuary, to get good Repubh-
can paper subscribed and paid for By every per-
son in the county who can be induced to take
one. Have specimens Of all the journals at
haud, mud let every man take that which he pre-.
fers, but try to strengthen the local journals Is
much as possible. Of course, we mean GOOD
journals. conducted by editors OF unquestion.
abie ability, intelligence md integrity, as we
trust most Republican journals are. 10 circu-
late any others is to damage seriously the cause
you desire to promote: But, har ng procured
specimens Of the best. let united, sJstematic
effort be promptly made to put one into The
hands Of every voter who can be indueedt to pay
the lowest cash price for it. And if there be
auy one who, bJ reason Of some Providcntial
aiiictiou, is unable to pay, be sure that he has
copy supplied him without charge, and is thank
ed for taken it.
S. Let the county club open correspondence
Mt once with your Member of Congress, it a
Republican; if be is not, then with the Re
publican Member who lires ne1t nearest; aut
have him forward the most important speeche!
md documents to those whose names you vii
furnish. Don't AK lim 70 pay for them out o
his own pocket. but send him . few dollars II
eover the cost Of paper and printing: he vii
gladly do his pAn Of the work for nothing
But, even though you should be too poor, O
too mean, to pay for the documents, send hin
the names,
, 1859-11-22


We hare made frequent mention Of large
shipments Of cotton being made from the South
ern sta.es.,particularly those bordering on the
Mississippi Kiver-to the Eastern States by the
way Of our northern railroads. 1t seems that
this new line Of freight transit is growing in fa-
vor. It has the very important recommends
tions Of economy and speed. The cost Of the
transportation Of cotton from Memphis to Dos-
ton, via Chicago, is only u per bale. Thesamc
cotton would cost about 1895 per bale trans
portation, ria New Orleans and the sea, while
The time occupied would be about three or four
times as long as orer the Northern route when
the greatest dispatch was used.
The southern fire eating politicians may rail
ont against northern institutions and northern
principles aud policy Us much as ihey please,
but The southern planters and business men
will ayail themselves of the conveniences and
advantages furnished By northern energy and
enterprise. While the great mon led interests
Of the South remain soentirely dependent upon
the North, their threats Of .: cession,' and their
gas about southern confederacy, can only pro-
yoke spiIe-.i{tpn Courier
, 1859-11-22

On Friday night Of last week, some one enter
cd the office Of Aessrs. Snyder Brown, astor-
neys ut law, in Earlyille, aud stole from their
safe about *l,700 in bank bills Mr.. Snyder at-
tended to law suit At the Office in the, after
noon preyious, and it is supposed left the ker
IN The sefe: Daring the night, thief entered
to What money the safe contained, amounting to
the sum above sta.ed. No clue towards the de-
lection Of the thief ha4 been ottained and from
The difficulty Of identifying package Of promis-
enous bank bills it seems improbable thst any
efforts 10 discover him will meet with success,
unless b. mere chanee,--O1tard Rpu5@i<ua. =
, 1859-11-22
Thri1lluy Adventure-.-Three Mem .MI-
racntouA1y Saved from Terrible
De&khs

From the Portsmouth Tt!tunt. i1h,1
As has already been stated, last Monday
morning about. eleven o'clock, the new wire
suspension bridge spanning the Scioto just
abovc its confluence at this place with the Ohio,
was undermined and Frustrated By the force 0 t
the Scioto current Thss morning At an early
hour, Mr. E. B. Cassidy, and two other citizens
Of this place crossed the bridge in q buggy, on
hunting expedition, They we.e ont il the
woods sll days and had not beard Of the I'LL Of
arrived It the crossing af1er dark. a span of
the bridge resching from the shore out over d
portion ot the river still remained, As had been
1en BY the structure breaking in two. The
hunters, all in fne, spirits, and unconscious Of
danger, started over the bridge. The driver
notiead the horse hesitated alter going some
distance, and urged The animal forward. The
poor brute advanced step or two and again
stopped. The driver got out, and TO his horror
head projecting overthe yaxni1g gulf. They
vere.on the very brink Of death Another step
forward would have plunged them down into
tue raging river, where the angry wate1s rushed
ike race horse to the Ohio.
, 1859-11-22

sentative in Congress from the State Of Calior-
Ms, is now in this city, sojournin9 At the hotel
Of his father-the Aerchnnts'- We arc glad to
see that he is in good health. and in fine spirits.
OF al the Democrats i'll the Thirty fifth Con-
gress who resisted the prescription and treach-
was more steadily true than Mr.. McKiobin. He
began right and be ended right Tbs friend Of
thu gallant Broderick, he deserves to be re-
uenbered with gratitude By all those with
whom be has co-operated during the last two
years Of contest Tith % ths despotis1 IT. reigns
, 1859-11-22
ClerkRhip Of tho 11ousc.

The name of Mr. Forney, Of Pennsylvania
has been mentioned in connection with the
Clcrkship Of the next House Of Representatives,
a. the Opposition candidate. Our impression
in the House for TINS Office, he can have it. II
he has friends enough outside Of that paatJ to
elect him, iii will require fire additional votes)
If he does not receive the whole one hundred
aud eighteen Republican votes Of the House, we
are mistaken, Such = step would be q stronger
fsDqke * to the ad9plss,nsoo T.; tth than could
dIrrrffser
, 1859-11-22

II the burning Of straw stack in tho
neiehborllood Of Cliarlestowu, Va, creates ii
Waterloo panic among the cllivalry, what
might be expected to follow severe storm Of
thunder and lightning, or q small bit Of IN
earthquake? Undoubtedly two-thirds Of the
State would s.! !t-tars crazy, aud the balance
wcu|d charge t4ephcna,aenon on the machina-
tons Of the Black Republicans. The latestal-
vices from the scene Of thu tunlult state that
the straw stack lad been "put out, " no cucmy
lad been found, bnt tl.at the excitement had
broken out again with tenfukl fool;shness- Gey.-
Wise has gone up to Charlcstown with five
hundred additional men; Our Congressman,
Pryor, has slouldered his muskct and marched
as high private to the site Of the late straw
stack. Dattalians aFo moving vigorously for
ward from all points Each man acts as though
4 private Banquo wcro pointing his pale finger
md shaking his goa1y locks before him. II
relief does not speedily come to the terTor-in-
fected populacc III North virginia; there will
bc no one left with ncrrc enough to hang Old
Brown The only man in Jefferson county,
Va, has been put in jul, and the women and
children outside arc at the mercy Of straw
stacks!
In history this viii lie known rs Straw
Stack War. Il viii be related TINT the Com
mon wealth Of Virginia was convulscd By the
| casual burning Of heap Of foddef-that her
military persons were thrown into ague 1ts at
! tho =ight Of tho flane-that instead Of throw.
Ing a icw buckets Of water upon it, they tcle-
gTaphed for the army Of the United States to
come md catch the incendiary-that in the
excess Of vigilance they took each other in
custody, aud issued proelamations agairsl
pcdlars Of tin ware-that they gathered from
Que place and another thousand armed ner
and stationed them in tic vicinity of Of the in
sidious straw stack. We expect to hear the
opinion broached before the straw war is over
that tho devil set the stack On fire in prpprio
Hcrsonae, and that the smell Of birthstone was
/ detected fi(ty miles from Cbarlestpwu
, 1859-11-22
u u L L T. E n G T H
STEEL ENEnAVINQH
WASHINGTON and EVERETT |!

Inc'udirg View Of Mt Vernon
In The Engraving Of Washington. T1ese pendd enkfav'
1aks ase fzumtke odSr, paintings W ul.k Aat are
cared steel The highest style Of Ar They arc each
.3x35 Inches ea:h containing euAax yrk7. So may
eparse miserable psr,n have been paleI upon tho pub
Lie as works Of a1and especially In cheap, bs.ek and
nudity easras!ns-thst Is difficult to convince persons
Of taxc th1s they a,.en oreng wat they hase not
6f.t teep We have pa the tFst atists Their own pcrs
aoantiaSto rHorsAxp DOLLARS To produce EnKra.
Iuks RALLY sKArr1rr1 veil the best parslt, AID
that saa be Spendt Ornaments TO any fAlos. 0pllons
th2t c4a Be relied on:
kBte EIitcs Of The New Yerk Observer .ass:-
~These enavinxS genuine works Of a-the hkeness
esa admirable The portrait Of NJ Everett viii take pre-
cadence Of Ill osh&ts.~
n They New York EhstxiAa Advocate says-"They
at aenx the finest eusarnxs have seen. lad ths
PUBLISHERS ARE FULLY RESPONSIBLE FOR
ALL THEY rRoM1sE-"
TERMS, ALMOST GRATIS
We VII send, Post Paid, securely pac' ed in nlezs-
bofh Il ESGR1v1SGs. nd i 1:saane: 5satfof 4
t1Aren.s who eul. u, 1t tina, viii have
copy Of each engraving. The nass,ines ssr-
HARpERs,
THE KS1cKERBoCKER,
GoDEY'S LaDY'S BOOB.
THE ATLANTIC,
B1-aCKwOoD.
tion 70 Tic aasne. paid oseE ty 10 asr putiahers
and 11asibe tevret supply for the year direct fe
their respective publication oees. The cost Of the
xs.as paA ony hy the difference between the loves:
wholesale, md ,h4 regular prIce Of th- Nasstnea-
TEEgtinsk sent II once, aad Subscriptions to FeroG-
Gals commence with cu1t1t issue untess otherwise
dezed Nouy risk II proof Is setAnel Of having
been nailed. Fst iu2resaInrs oess therefore send
easIy. AAt~4 O. H BAILEY L CO..
fAtWm. usU i Epn'a Music Store3
, 1859-11-22
Mysterious Disappearance OF \ Young
Girl.

Girl.
On Thursday evening last as Mrs. Conk1in
and her daughser Esther, young lady Of six
teen: accompanied BY an elderly gentleman.
they were accosted by two men who walked
along with them, until they entered store on
Second street to make some purchases, when
the girl stopped a. Tie door. As The men pre-
tended to b well acquainted With some friends
Of the family, Nes. o. allowed her daughter 10
converse with them. hut going to the street in
few minutes thereafter, lie discovered that the
men and her daughter h1d disappeared. Sup
posing she would e6ud hsr Mt home, she made no
search. As her daughter had not made her sp-
pearsnce yesterday morning. she procured The
services Of the city marshal and searched ser-
eral steamboats, for the lost girlwith no success
Aeentleman informed the marshal that e'rl m
steamer Col Morgan, which LEFT Yesterday
morning: The officers Of Davenport and Rock
Island did ali in their power to find the girl.
The mother who is a poor widow, says that sue
hal no caase foe leaving home. The ta.niiT
hare for sonae months resided In this city; They
.Fere formerly Of Jackson comfy, In this State.
-Dateaport Ga=<tte.- =. : :t:.1
, 1859-11-22
HAS IT COME TO THAT

At the recent election in Albany, a great
printed with m ornamental device on the
back, in the centre Of which was cross like
that which surmounts tho towers Of OUR Cath
Ole churches. Wo need not say that this was
dodge for quickening the zeal Of the Catholic
voters, nor that it Lad the desired effect. But
ills it come to this, that the alliance between
Slavery and Popcry is thus openly proclaimed
III the capital Of the Empire State?
, 1859-11-22

NcCLxRxAxp-Some fellow signing himself
"Jouah," writing from this city 70 the Chicago
Times, presumed to SAY that The Danites did
no, yote for NcCleruacd. Tho Skd&< Dkuaotvat
saws be il " liar," and Arrows that q every man
in this district claiuing to be an Administration
Democrat voted for John L. McClernand for
Congress, and John 4. MeCiernand knows il. -
Il Will thus be seen that it Won't do for these
Douclasites now that he is elected 10 pretend to
claim McClernand as one Of them. The record
is too strong against them for that. John is a
DANTE and The first splurge he makes in Con-
sress will prove it-Stats Journal.
, 1859-11-22

: A special dispatch from Washington to the
Missouri Republican, assures TINT journal that
tho Administration has decided on seizing upon
the Northern Suites Of Mexico as safeguard
against any future freaks Of such guesi1las as
Cortinas who has lately been threatening
Brownsville; md that large numbers Of troops
rom various military stations have been Or
dered TO the seat Of war. We cannot believe
7hat this report is true. Little as we respect
MI, Buchanan, rs little as we admire his meas
:nrrs, VIC cannot think TINT he will hare tho
presumption to enter upon war Of conquest
against neighbofing country will, which
we are at peace. without the con.
sent 'of The. Representatives. Of. the
people, in Congress assembled. 1t will
be remembered that he, in one of his mes
-sagee, recommendedthe military occupation Of
chihuahua and Sonora, and that the recon-
Encnaaton, for while talked about and mod
cstly exploited in Congress, fell to the ground
go ono having had tho courage 10 giyo 80
.wauton and upjuatidable ameas1i1e his earnest
support. Tint the President nov, with 80
.,dimsy Al excuse rs this Cortinas business
should put into practice that which Congress
once refused TO- notice, is hardly credible.
Cortinas> is in no sense, . representative
Of tho ; Mexican; government OF. people.
He is simply an outlaw, like the fillibuster
Walker, with troop Of rufaans and cut
throats at llia heele and in his raid Upon one
Of our border towns he las outraged Mexican
law as well As our OWE; aud, had his govern
the power. he would be led to the gibbet which
he is IL to adorn. How monstrous, then, to
1na1ea Mexico accountable for that which she
. is poweraeas 10 prevent or to rob her Of terri
tory as compensation for: injuries which she
never inflicted
We hope, for the honor Of the American
name, that the report is fa,se; aud that Nr.
Buchanan, as Coumauder-in-cLies has done
nothing thst will involve us in second war
with that weak aud detenceless nation out Of
WHICH this robber go.tinas comes But il it
1nestahsishsd, that for the purpose of extend
ing ,he area Of slavery bcyond cur present
.erritor;d limit, Ills nation is 10 be plunged
into Contest that will humiatc her citizens
Mt thon,a and disgrace lcx in LIE cxes Of the
world abroad. nc can oa1y ea5 that the North
wat not be q purity 10 the echcme. Bur, let
us wait for the newsi .- ~
, 1859-11-22

TFrom the IDukVlle JouIns'.1
II the Northern Abolltiouists do not think it
wrong to steal our slayes because they are men,
they will perhaps recognise the fact that as ne.
2roes are The descendants Of Ham, it is larceny
10 appropriate other peoples Baeon-
The New England papers are appealing to
Virginia not to hang Old Brown. But she will
hang him. In her CAN'T With the Abolitionlsts,
thai will be her drop cazd."
We re.d Of an editor at the East, who went
into ectasies over some hose that he saw On a
clothes line. We wonder how he would have
felt if be had seen the handles to them.
, 1859-11-22
EQ*%lI1QEdk. OV8E1 I % J.
Price ThrAA ntft141
THE GREATEST WONDER O.
l. TIE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
Prof. Woods Hair Restorative,

Says The St. LouE No.. Democrat: Ratow ve pubfiah
4sss ~aieh ;psais sssiasy II tas sape!io1 asts r.
h. ha.E toae. spsh s'.tsaee nut has y. see zen
tees o}ath tbs Dr. nee. 40 eneonl1E nor usslezs pI
!eFy from the ptess:
Professor o. J. Wood i Ca-Eeniiraaeo; Having nv
1ttentou eled f.v nnniha dnee to ih~ hshly bsner
a
krsJ. probably onet thsd Whlts my .hlskefsxsH
IL ass md ss
proving wha. had .shed. used It about tEee v.ee
hare procured sno,hs1 eests ef whseh hA.s I'D
.hs hair h.s total1y caspt eed. both On ny head and
g. snd ny .s - ss1t l. n..u. sooi ;ad
ts.ass Isas, an aos 1.s.y r od ny god .tss
dos. aSss a ss.rs e. a9e i
per dreetous sal not hass oSea..on I, eunis:et -
for the Lat tteen Jesa aad known to usssiy
hsrs ~ toms, Aay 5oa may ae
=, OF oihtI; e
WOODS HA1n gE,f5RS4||E Rt5,4zs.d K. = lea
to ~ The be.t 1o!oa q ny har The etets Of
1es1 thak needed III a.f i now taicx nd xiasy -
sss :: .sss s:a4: r obi 'soi; !: ,sf :
n t. "a E.. Y
teH Xss. IL tesenla nj IL ssssi Gsusaes srt -.
sessaliy tcloyet. WI, Dye.
Rzoox31K1o. Jan. E.l lss'
Ia sesa i ieso7srs IL
sbisa hseea.ias sst5. is q nal eao1 h.7s
s;6:: 1ss.5 ASsS -; g. rygte. y. s'.5:s7 sssae
IL s l. Le H. Saa :sa y Il
psa<ztsts ADD Fancy Goo:s reAis's- Eol
, 1859-11-22

-Ns6aoks.--A hill has been introduced
into the Senate Of Mississippi, prohibiting free
negroes frnm remaining in the Stats onaDy pre-
text whAtsver. :.
, 1859-11-22

Kansas Territorial Legislature. :
The Lessenwozth Tias Of the 18th aay4 that
returns official and reported from the whole
Territory. give Parrot (Rep.} q 500 majority for
Delegate il Congress. 4 poll waa opened al
Deaser City. but Parots received le m.jority
, 1859-11-22
Sorghum in Iowa.

The keoluck Gatt City has the to1lowin: en-
c'uraging news with regard to the growing Of
Sorghum in lows: Estimating the value Of
the crop By the known amount in a few eonu-
ties, We think it entirely safe to say, that over
o4r million dollars will be saved to tho State Of
Iowa this year in consequence Of the introduc.
ton Of the Chinese cane among us. i million
Of dollars saved in this way is equal to two mil
lions earned. The production is get but just
emerged from an experiment, If they savs a
million this year, next year they will save two
mitlions. The Dubuque 7iuRs reaarking on
the same subject, says: that \ tour through
nine counties in that section showed an average
Of one sugar mill to about four farmers, The
crop Of molasses in Jefferson county is estima-
ted this year ut 900 gallons. Tama county LAST
year produced L, 900 gallons; this year the
crop ia estimated mt $4,000 gallons. Jasper
county raised 1s,soo la.t rear, and the amount
estimated this year il nearly 60 900 gallons. The
rriee Of The syrup ranges from fifty to sixty
cente ner gallon.
, 1859-11-22
-AISo-
Sanford's Family Cathartic Pill

Price Ono Dollar FER Bottle.
Sanford's Family Cathartic Pills,
coxfurxpKp IRON
PCRE VEGETABLE EXTRACTS, and put Lp j..
GLASS CASES. AIR TIGHT, AND WILL
KEEP In ANY CLfXATK-
Ths FauIly Cathastie -; that different CashAttr-
FILL T. 1eatie tat =. feu different posuoEs Of t-s
proprietor has used IN 81 = Tbs Family cath,r..e
praect more than twenty = Pill haA with due rsferse~
yfa18. = ~ thls well ez.ahianed E.-..
The constantly uc1easrN = been npaunded ..nE. !
den1aEd from thass vhA variety Of the puresi Veg
have Lon Used the PILLS = 'at1e E1tratts. vhe.
and The taiiancon whict Alika every Part Of the
uexpre1A In fe2rd 10 theI AlnentarJ e7n,l a1 ~.e
sehAs Induced me to p{aee good aad safe In all
taen vithn the Feaeh Of nj where Cakh2fuc Is ned
The Profession well knaH = .h tuct D<r3n-eue4A
Of the Stomach, Seeptnes f3l4s In the Hack ara us
Costssxnesz Fan and SossLess tha who's body. f
sudden cold. vii frequently neglected., end ir Xxx
sog.ss Of iersT Los Of Cttepins sensai3n of
the Heal ~ lnaannsio7 Dssase. Worms IN ch'.dF:n
- Adults. Hheuroaau. great Purifier Of tha Blood 10
many disss<a to which tesh u hr!r too 10
len In thi4 Advertisement. Dose. to ).
Price Three Dimes.
Tta LtseY furSo.ator and Family czfhasie P!s
ta.ied BY DguxkHs generally, md sold vhoe&ae b< %
Tads in n the iAtXe town.
AZ. snl A.uufActurer and FEopEeor s.a Broatway. IT
, 1859-11-22
CANFORD'S LIVER 1NVIdO.

NJ &A11V{ts
Never DebllitateHx
II Il compounded entirely from GuIna and has
established fsef Stzntaed Medicine, known and
poved by ~ that have uaed it, ana rezotcd u u.th
confidence In Ill dIsxakes for wkeh It Il recommended
II hal cureJ Thousands - Chronic D&s7h0a. -.
within the LIST tive JeafE = mes Complaints, uy>ents-
who hsl given up all hope. fT Dropsy. Sour St,mae
of reiief, tho n1mt1Uus H4h1tuA EosrSe1eaA =.
ua1olc:te4! eertdeates In - t. Cholera Chni<s7 X-
tuy Possession skow. - buJ. Cholerz Infau...a,
Tie dose must te adapted Fatuen9e. Jaurdiee, r..
to the tempe Of the uta.s Weaknessa and
IEd!stda4 taking It. ant he u.ed cae.sfullv
u4c<1 In such GU tnttesa Ordinary Family Md:ttne
act gently the Bowels - II will cure SICK uEAL
Let tlIe tlet1 Of your ACHE, t1s lhoufAra. Can
judgment guide II the testify In tweafy mtnutss
Ut the LIVER lSYI! - II two thses Tea4rs.--
GURATUIs. and Il Will >. fula sze taken II tGulutuer
eurt Liver Complaints BIZ = mens Of att1ck.
Ious Aitacks tes2spa.a- =
AL Who using It giving testimony In ta faEoT.
N Nx W1set in ihe month with ths nykos4toE, "a
hK1lIQT 10Th toRethef. - -
, 1859-11-22

artist to Harrer's Ferry and Charlestcwn Court
House, To sketch persons and scenes connected
with old Brown 3 foray. l<ess'c'a artist was ex~
pclled-narro"ly escaping being lyncled. 1t
will astonish our readers when they learn the
nature Of the o1ense he committed. Hcwrotc
nothing eu1ogizing Brown or palliaing his con-
duct; be made himself in no wize personally
disagreeable to the Ehabby chiyalry. His Of
fence consisted IN skctching correct portrait OF
old Brown and his associates, and Of driving
accurate pictures Of persons and things about
uarper's Ferry! This displeased the Virgin
iaps; they were bound to have old Brown paint
cd to resemble his Satanic Majesty, and his COM
panions to be made to look like iups. Faithful
likenesscs were regarded US incendiary produc-
tions. Old brown is loo fine looking man to
suit their ideas and preudice.. therefore tho mr.
tist must be an AboI;t;opist who would refuse to
prostitu;e his nenc;l tn their wishes. md ,nust
mt be nrrm7tted tn sc;ourn IN their n,;d.t tn
s,rc lis hacl from, Tar and fco,hers nm / His
rec1 ne-h,,. fron, , noo.o hc ,cft n n hurry
f., coa,sr ,.,;,,d.. 1,n, ,ha-, ~. ,no,,., a..
tit an tho ground ,rho .n;tc5 t,,c tastes of The
ch;ro1rv N - d., aport cr,~on - st.,.,,ar md
~. r.. .1,..--,. u-..,,.. 1.,.-.,. r.
, 1859-11-22
aTfflteftS al1n l;utlDers.

It DURLING,
LIZ ARCHITECT, No. 10 nparrorn street, toppo.i'e
TVnent lt..e Is III furnsa ian+ ant ~ Het.
tous for A s4 u tu!llus lie coa1icnty re:eE~ -
many Of the buiu, ishcaxo- punc .n yt!-
evtdsnce IT biz ability and that "Eerh sb:Tu.'e'a
u hin will eIceul I4a nld3t satisfactory nlAnaes&
la5l1o2ly
, 1859-11-22

AL Who uNrE are giving testimony In lz faEoF.
EN Nlx W1Set in ihe month with thA Aytkos4toE, ~