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Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

BRITIsH OPINION OF CALlFoRNIANs.-M
Pemberton, member of The House of Assem-
bly, at Vancouver's Island, said in recent
debate in regard to the settlement of lands in
the Cowitchan districts, that the Executive
had taken steps to secure a large English
immigration, which would settle up the
country at once. "As for the Californians,"
said he, "they don't understand farming. If
they make little surplus, they prefer spend
ing it at 'loo,' and similar diversions"
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

ACCIDENTAL DEArH-Recently, teamster
named John A Dunn, while driving his mule
team up the hill from Shirt Tail Canon to
Yankee Jims, fell from his wagon and was
killed He was 80 years Of age, and former
iy from Hannibal, Mo.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

BURNED TO DEArn-Chinamen applied at
the Station House yesterday to ascer ain if
anything had been heard of one of their coun
trymen. a lunatic. whom they had confined
in one of the buildings burned at the corner
of and Fifth streets on sunday morning.
They represent that nothing has been seen of
him since the fire, and the pr sumption is
that he pcrished in the flames. = Union.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

w. III. MANTz. late editor of the San Fran
cisco Telegram, left on the steamer of Mon
day, 10 rrturu to his old home in st. Louis.
He will he the regular correspondent of the
Ttegram from st. Louis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

GRAssHoPrERs are destroying vast amount
Of property in Tehama county. Fruit trees
potatoes. corn, onions, melons, etc, stand no
show at all. The grain crop being far ad-
vaneed will escape their ravages.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

THE six "cling Midshipmen, says an Allan
tic aper, who were dismissed from the Navy
for beng participants in the tarring and
feathellng of one Of their comrades in April
last have been reinstated to their former
positions
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

PATENT RIGHT SoLp-John G. Lane has
sold the right to use the hydraulic aparatu,
for the purpose Of raising buildings within
the State, from July lst, for twelve years, for
10000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

Horace GREELEY will be met at Folsom bv
a committee appointed for that purnosa and
will be accompanied by them to the 81
George Hotel, Sacramento, where the cero-
mony of reception will take place.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

LATE ndvices from the East. state that emi
grants returning from Pixies Peak. had seized
two trains in Nebraska, and killed the own
ers who resisted
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

On Monday ]. W. Coffroth gave bonds in
the sum Of SO 900 in the Sacramento Police
Court, to keep the peace for six donths.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

EIGHT HUNDRED MoRNoNs recently passed
through st. Louis on their way to Salt Lake.
lhey were almost all English and Danes.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

LATE advices f ON the East say that ex
Commissioner Bowlin had been suddenly
called TO Missouri on account of the severe
illness Of his brother.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

The Lecomptonites Of Placer county, met
In convention on Monday, ard elected dele
gates to the State Convention The delegates
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

In the Sacramento Police Court, Col Snow
den has been fined 81 and costs for assault
vnd battery on Col Whiting.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

THE body of the boy Davis who was
drowned in the river at Sacramento on Sun
day last, has not been recovered
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

LAST week. man was shot through the
head with revolver. in the neighhorhood
Of Jacinto. Colusa county Names and par-
ocOlars not gwen. So says the Tehama Ca
zette
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

laE journals of Great Britain are discuss
"g the probable chances of Louis Napoeon's
success :, as General. They do not believe
''at he will achieve distinction.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

SOME scamps entered one of the school
houses in Sacramento day or two since.
and destroyed books and furniture to con
siderable extent.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

ROUND VALLEY.-Late news from this
place, says the Tehama Gazette, report the
Indians quite peaceable, to what they have
been before. Gov. Weller has commissioned
Mr. Dryden Laeock to organize an effective
company of volunteers for the future protec-
ton of those who may need their services.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

NEw GOLD DIGGINGs have been struck
among the mountains on Eel river, about
twenty miles from Nome Cult farm.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

FATAL AcotDENT.-On Friday last, Francis
Elhanny, lad lS ryears of age, accidentally
shot and killed himself, while hunting in the
Redwoods.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

Ar san Francisco, on Monday, the ship
Visurgis was sold by the u S. Marshal. to
G, a. Meiggs and A. W. Ray, for $4,000.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

A. OoL /. J. HESLY. ex Superintendent of In
San Affairs in California. refuses TO give the
sD" SUOKs Of his office up to ]. Y. McDufie, his
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
RRvKRKNcfs:
To fha Puhl;c.

DIR. SMITH, having established n first class Water
Cure and Motorpathic Institution in this city, and
feeling gr at interest in the success Of such an In
stitutlon, based upon natural and rational prn 5pts
of the healing art shall take charge Of the business
department DR.. Smith is a graduate Of regularly
chartered Medical College, thorough Physician By
nature, well as education, and can assure those
who consult him and adopt his treatment, that they
will rejoice in the inspiration Of returning health and
verify all that is said in his favor
THOMAS HILL,
Late Of Ill., Wooster Co.
Sacramento, March 80, 1859 rmh31 Sm-dSw
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

lHE great suspension fiume in Amador
county constructed at an expense of $4,000
to supply Tunnel Hill with water, fell on
Monday morning.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

j. ". BEnRIEN, brother of the late Senator
Berritn was thrown from his carriage, and
killed, at Gainesville, Alabama, on the 9th
Mlv
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

On hill between Butt Valley and Kings
ley Millers, N, F. of Feather, the Dutch
co have opened cut extensive coarse gold
dggngs. VIM. Polk & Co., in Humhug
Valley, are AVERAGING half ounce per day
to the hand. Mr.. Barnett, for two years
has been running tunnel into n hill be-
tween llumbuy and Yellow creeks, and has
struck dirt of fabulous richness.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

The Butt Valley claims are paying well,
with any amount of unclaimed ground equal.
ly good in that neighhorhood to be worked ;
water is plenty, and the hill diggings deep.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

A DROVE of 5000 sheep are being brought
from Missouri to this State
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

TRINITY river is higher now than it has
been known to be for several years past
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

A CHARGE of perjury has been filed against
James Brooks, in San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

GRAssHoPrERs have made their appearance
on Bear river and are working great de-
struction.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

AN insane Frenchman named S. +. Capine
has been arrested in San francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

P. DELLA ToRRE. United States District At
tornsy, has gone TO the Atlantic strtes.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

The elephants will arrive in Sacramento
to-day.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
q III Il R IL lie :
arRAwRMRnruS

9TRAW9 |S.
TnNHE SUBSCRIBER is daily shipping large guam
titles Of CHERRIES AND STRAWBERRIES
from his Gardens, four miles below Marysvile to his
store in the city-Brck Building, street, the
Post Omce-where he is selling at the very lowest
wholesale and retail prices.
N. B.-Let families and others remember that we
grow our own Fruit, and have il in store daily half an
hour after being picked Customers will always be
furnished with the FRESHEST FRUIT IN market, AMI
at the lowest market prices PRICE OF STRAWBER-
RIES REDUCED THIS DAY
G.. II BEACH.
n B.-Remember Cherries last but few days.
my2l-N G.. H. b.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
FOR SALE.

A planning, TONGUING * GROOV-
"A ING M q III In E This is one of Wood
worths best Machines, having solid cast iron frame
with two sets of knives. 1t planes lumber % inches
vide and two inches thick, an s In perfect running
order. Inquire Of A. $. RANDALL, st this ofnce.
aerl1
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

IaE races at Quincy, Plumas county, will
'OHnenee on the 9Th Of nsHt month.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
Mopr ABOUT THE FLooD IN onreov-Tb

More ABOUT THE FLOOD IN OnEGoN.-The
Portland Advertiser of June 10th, says
Between the Cascades and Dales the
whole country, from mountain to moun'a ain
is submerged, and from the Cascades down
TO Vancouver it is thought that 20 acres of
bottom land cannot he found above wuter.
BY the Cowlitz we learn that Deer Island
is all under water. t ut the settlers along the
bottoms have all left for higher ground, aad
that the Cowlitz hus sought to take off stock
from Deer Island, but she was unable to make
Il landing so as to take them on board
Among other things damaged and destroy
ed by the high water, may be classed the
frui orchards Many Of the settlers along
the Columbia and Lower Willamette had
planted and cultivated fine apple and peach
orchards, which had just commenced to bear
fruit, aud return them n good interest upon
their investment. Many of these have been
entirely destroyed, and others greatly dam
aged.
Captain Turnbull informs us that the stock
is suffering much in consequence of the high
water. Some parties have lost several head
by drowning; that every effort which can
be made is now being put forth to remove
their stock beyond the reach Of high water.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
ANOTHER EGG suIr.-The Bulletin of Mon

day says
:, Achille Coppal and John Lewis fled
hoel in the U. >. District Court to day,
against the schooner Louisa, Charles jacobs.
the master, and 2,40o dozen eggs. The libel
lhhts claim to be owners Of the Farnllone
Islands, and sue Tor damages tor the taking
away Of the eggs, said to lie worth 81 300
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
TELEGRAPATC.
BY THE ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC AND STATE LINES
ARRIVAL OF THE
OVERLAND MAIL.

GnRoY, June 2lst
The overland mail arrived at Gilrov this
evening at o'clock, bringing dates from St
Louis to May 26th
The steamship Asia furnishes Livernool
dates to Saturday Afternoon. No battle has
occurred
Napoleon has reached Genoa, where he was
received with the greatest POM and enthu-
siasm. He has issned stirring address.
The English Government has forme, " pro.
claimed its neutrality in the European war.
Count Buol has resigned the Austrian Min.
istry.
Beron De Stockle, Russian Minister TO
Washington, is passenger on the A,ia.
The Emperors departure from France was
a perfect Grafton. and his reception at Genoa,
where he arrived on the 18th, was most cor
dial His address to the army enioined the
strictest discipline. and stated that his only
fears were that they would show too much
enthusiasm He was expected to proceed to
the army on the 4th
The King of Sardinia visited the Emperor
at Genoa. Official bulletins continue to re-
port retrograde movements by the Austrians,
whose head quarters were at Robbie, which
is about midway between Vercili and Nor
tasar
Virginia Election.
The Richmond Enquirer says it is impossi
bic to give an accurate statement as to the
general result for Congress or Legislature,
but that Letcher will be elected 10y between
5000 and s 900 majority.
NASHVILLE, May 28.--A dispatch received
via Chattanooga says, that in rs counties
Goggin gains about 1000 on the vote of $50.
The Opposition claim his election by 1000
majority. Some say the result is doubtful ;
but the chances are in favor of Goggin. The
returns from the Sth District are incomplete,
but the Democrats concede the election Of A.
IL. Boteler to Congress over Hon. C. J. Faulk.
ner
BALTIMORE, May 27th.-The arrival of the
surveying schooner Howell Cobb, eight days
from Key West, brings intelligence of the
destruction of he principal portion of that
town by fire.
All the returning emigrant' tell the same
story that Pixies Peak is glorious humbug.
Old California miners, who have prospeeted
Chrery Creek, pronounce it CANNON and the
day of Pixies Peak glory has departed.
Lots can be bought now at Denver CITY
on long time. Pixies Peak may now be mum
hered South Sea bubble.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
EMIGRATION TO CALIFoRNIA.-Th st. Jo.
senh journal of Iuue 1lst SAYS,

seph Journal of June 2lst, says:
The heaviest and most substantial train Of
emgrants, in all its appointments, passed
through our city yesterday, en- route to Cali
fornia. They hailed from st. Louis, the
metropolitan county OF the State, and are
migrating for a permanent residence in the
golden State The train was headed by j
II. Hoke and j. W. Fisky. and in all EN-
braced three families, besides the necessary
hands attending seven teams
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

MINING IN PLUMAs COUNTY We extract the
following from a communication in the Plu-
mas Argus, of June 10th:
On Mosquito creek there are about one
hundred Spnniards, who are making from
one ounce to $50 per day to the man, with
room for as many more men.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
TO LEASE.
CO-PARTNERSI

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOtiCe.
A LII PER SONS HOLDING CLAIMS
~ against the estate Of W. X. North are hereby
notified present the same to for settlement at
ImbuctoO, Huba county, Gait, within ten months
from date the same will be forever barred AMI all
persons knowing themselves to be indebted 10 said
estate are hereby notified to settle the same within tn
months from the date hereof
l.. p. FAUST, Administrator
Of the estate of w. r. North, deccased
Timhuctoo, June 4th, 1889 ie5-l Inns
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
MistellaneOus.
Notice.
MARY WILLIE TER
COMPANY.
VIE NIARYsvILLE WAITER cow.

INlE NTARXSVILLE WATER cow
a fANf beg T. notify the citizens Of Marysvile
mat they ale ready to supply a limited onnutiiv
=, water along the line Of their Street Mains under
regulations and at rates follows.
'''cs i9r tap and service pipe to curb Of sidewalk
a tN1 ''''........... .............. alO 90
inch '''.'''' .'..''..'.... 10 90
'NN"' .s.-... .......... u OO
as per contract. "f ~ 9PeSiNi rate
Ine following rents, per month for use Of water
Far,,nos--roch e,,,r,.o, PEp MONTH
Over eight and not more than twelve q
over twelve and not more than twenty Co
Hotels and Boarding Houses-For each w
ocarder, and lodger, including servants
transient boarders, aud families keeping
we mouse. .-...................... OK
hhJ uoafuers. ............... Ot
Lodging houses per bed. i5
Hotel Bars. Saloons, from. ...... - 80 10 10 M
O. uauilng tuoS IN hoteIs. :....,........ 2 00
stores, Warehouses, &e-For each tene-
ment occupied as warehouse, once,
shop, or for any purpose not included in
any other classification, and not reaut-
ring more than ordinary supply of water,
from -. 49,. SO to 10 90
per bblp per month h................ 30
For irrigaton--For all Lots ofless than 100
square yards. ........ .-.,........ 90
More than $50 and not over 200...... 4 OO
For oil los more than 200, at seven and
one half mills per square yard.
Houses Markets, Groceries, according
to quantity of water used, from mn. So TO 10 90
Bulldlng purposes-For each 1000 brick
lAlu III cts.
each 1910 brick wet through
hose or otherwise. ......... ...15 cts
tor plast ring, each 100 yards ....s1
Hose-For the right to attach hose not ex-
ceednc = of an inch orifice, for washing
windows, carriages. and other purposes
except sprnkliug streets, in addison to
charge for other uses, not less than. . Oo|
Iouniains-To be used not more than six
hours each day, OF 1-l6 inch Jet ..... 90
Il inch jet........ : 90
4 inch jet......... 1G o.
s,-, y inch jet....... 30 90
Stables-For Livery Stables, including wa
Ter Tor Washing each horse ........... &C
For Omnibus and Stage Stables, each
nurse ......-... .......... &c
For Draymen and Team Stables each
an mai ..............-..... ....... 5ql
FOR all other purposes not mentioned herein the
Comnany are prepared tn furnish Water at the lowest
possible rates Application mnde at Ofice Of the |
company, corner OF Fourth street and Maiden lane
Will meet with prompt attention.
MarysYille, June lst, 1869. ie9.f,n
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
Fire Insurance Company.
CAPITAL, sIO,OOO,OOO.

ENHNS. VI. GOREEAM, NOTARY PUBLIC,
~ Agent for the above Company Office over the
Banking House Of Low, Bros. Il Co., corner of High
street and the Plaza Marysvile.
N. B.-The rates Of premium have been very con-
present year. my29-mys
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22

IKE BOWEN, Proprietor.
rNNHE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
friends and the public generally that he has Ia
ken charge Of the above well known RACE COURSE
The Track Is In superb order, the BOWLING AL
LEYs ditto and his stock Of LIQUORS AND CIGARS
cannot he rurpassed in the State lie would be ha D.
py 10 meet his old friends on all convenient occasions
and will see that strangers are we'll taken care OF
while making his house their stopping place.
Entrance to the Track FREE at all times.
je17-1n IKE BOWEN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
FOR SALE.
WOODVILLE HOUSE,

IFUKMENLT ABBOTT'S1
Junction of the GibsOnvilIe and HansOn-
vile Road.
NJ. W. STARTLING. Proprietor.
TINEIE TABLE Ewill 1T all times he suppled with
i the Choicest the market affords
THE BAR with the very best of Wines and Liquors.
Attached to the prem ises is magnificent BA I'll
HOUSE; also, large Warehouse, Pine Barn, Stables,
Sc. The weary Traveller and health seeking Invalid
are requested to call and judge for themselves
Ga9- Charges moderate. je2i.1m
A CoTILLI0N PARTY will be given at the above
house OF MONDAY, June 9th, 1889 All are cor
daily invited to attend. NJ. W. STARTLING.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-22
Sale ON NIechanic's Lien.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber will
~ sell, or cause to be sold, at Public Auction, at
his Shop in the city Of Marysville on the 18th day Of
ton 10 of Act for securing Liens TO Mechanics and
Others the fol owing personal property, to-wit One
Spring Wagon, owned by s. Burris and in the posses
sion Of the Subscriber, 10 satisfy the Of one hun
dred and three dollars, for work done and materials
furnished in repairing said Wagon from October 1905
to and during the month Of February, 1889, ny the
Undersigned at the instance and request OF said own
TT LELvELL.
KGYysy1lls June son, 1850. !esl-id
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1nr AoG or sran;-s rooR CARR Tho
The exclusion II Africans. Of all shapes
aid color-. i.oin ,in annual address al
tbs Governor to The Legislative &c Mas.
-aehuscits, hes Is parallel in the State
1T Ohio The Cincinnati Inquirer says
The utter absence II any slluSiun ~
slavery by tiovcrncr Chas. in HIS nies-
sssc. has created vcod DIAL OF talk
.iioi.g the Republican members II Con.
srcss from Ohio, They Seem 10 think
tina, ,he messag, ia without any pcpres
aud salt. The impression ia that Chase
ruoans 20 h. r.1,tetn.c in proportion -
seward il ultra. as he means "a train on
a different course from that 81 the New
York senator.
Ipon the lorcroins the Boston Courier
thus comments
This remark applies. mn'aia nsissdis
70 Massachus, It's. We incline that this
negro question. which has been the acD
Of spades in NJ many hands having ht-
tie or nothing else 10 play. % mt much
longer to 10 the pivot Of III pablo
AFFAIRS in either Massachusetts OF QhiA
God grant that i: may he 50. OF oil tn
nauscons and loatling isns Of ~ day.
that has hccn the most cdious md Rad.
st,ons. We srust that the eeaso ~ Up(stt-
ualism and of ncsroisus WtN uooo -
away Into conlcmptsoas oblovioA
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PORTRAIT Or 4 erA0.

The New York Herald draws the fol.
/ lowing picture Of DR." Bennett tho
man who WAS chief actor ia the recent
suit brought by his wife VI New Haven
for a divorce The telegraph has in
formed us ,ilnt the Couit granted the
application, assigned TO the wife the
custody Of the Children. aud put on him
the payment Of - 600 almcny within
sixty days.
Tie cas-. 6 Bonnet, IS ronnctt il
now pending ii tlo COUNTS in New iIa.
vcu from which the complainant sccks
divorce from The respondent. her hu--
land. 1poa tie ground Of cruelty. Tho
respondent i ntaciurer Of pilis,
which CO., calculated far the region OF
the liver but answer fer he adjoining
parts The complainant III order 10
show ihai IL" dac'nr YVES notorious,
-ansuu.nlaic, aud most accomplished liar,
IL ID pamphlet pat oui /, him. and it
r. TO the unparalleled and really sublime
mcudaci'y u tins Pm Pamphlet ,ha, We
wish ~ call tlr atteitiah sf Anaieurs Of
Lying. Ia the course oi this wonder
tul work l'r BcuHett stated 10 an IN
velil public. and specially H. these who
wopt their childicssncss, that be was, ~
one time. without offspring, while The
ianguisAing health 81 Mrs Bennett for
badc him 10 indulge in those pleasing
hopes q paternity which would other.
Use have eildcd his waking hours, anil
filed his sleep with rapimun, dreams
Bot tic doctor was q man Of ircfn, nlous
science
He invented o BIZ q: sunh rover.
as. 4 e. HfsH s4.1t V.e
Mrs n.nneti. ia an incredibly short
spacc of time, became Tie m0,h,r of
Twelve ll1 oming, healthy and inter
csting children" At the bend If this
pleasing AID almost Incredible narrative
IT ffuttulness IL doctor placed a
,vo,d.,, -,t i, ,vl,i,.b l,c vas r.,roso,,,cs
with +. hahy in his arms and Mrs. Bcr.
melt U.s. r,nreso,,,ca Uni, 1, h,lv in bc-
ann. wlila rau,a l.is l.o-s and hcr skirts
u,r, ,,,,lcred ton other r,,ldrcn ma.
lin.- &c .,,av ha 4,,,.- N, .,se,iiest wo,l;
n art ,vor d,sf.,u..d Ia illustrate tn,
,ittegs ~ f, ain pieested a. ROMANCE
III, solemn ,rntt Vas that so far from
tsb ipr ,Ae Dgc;ar's medicine. .he Doc.
tar's witt. Nho know too we'll what /,
was ns,l, of .nd vl,n was IN fact,
ol,liged Ia assist In making j, wonl,l ~
...sn have swallowed heubape
U.v',t, p.ca ~, Ms Il, hv thus re-.
I Storm, h.r to hcalth tho Doctor as he
.,,,cs IN the pap,rhic, p.x, ,,ckled lila
latbrr lie Sings This little medicinal
+ Mol with rreat uurt,ou and ralhas. Ilc
+ r,rres.,,ts tho .,der Bennett aged o.. In
W., ont rcu.lin.s Tho Rihlc He then
rsf,ate, lint the .ail s..i.ior Bennett.
49,, ,,r,b,, j., ,.ara ar, VA. very
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Douglas Jerrold Gays 4 diamond !,
diamond. though You put il on the tia
yer Of hegger--only that on the finger
Of heggcr nobody would believe It 10
he diamord. Does not mcndcant gc-
Mus evers ary offer the precious jewel
in its head for sale, ami yet. because the
holder is inenilcant does ,,ot the world
believe the Jewel to be Of no salucs Mes
have died with jewels in their brains,
aud not uaui The men were dead were
l L - Il. A.-.. ....-t..n
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plshcd gentleman NV whom vour de-.
ien7c was WIN so much zeal and ability
's',r'ut''" coo''i see, Va spite q nm
|"' "'' '''f'nG eVu''.ehahe'' ana ms
ie"'. 9'''N WV ,'''' N"' F'rW 'nfher'
''', "''' S'9"u ~ E"of s'ae' gay ai'or
''F' w t'nS'''i9ils i'feeu 'onrp-
NH'f e'e'a S,c 'p'' nc carried iaih.
Ct i'",t ~ I'S '.,Soii' anu l '"onefd
,a'''u ','u.,s' sec ne ~" - II ei'o''l
MS SOUL anu ~ y" uel'''
w'iaT rHr nnsr MAS ooiVc "HfN Tnf NV
- na URufR nFAcniu HiS
| had not hcan in Baltimore iaf seine
months before Gamlrilr. trial. uar was
there durins. TINT trial. nor ior mont
Afterwards had read something lut
net much eaneaiiinr II bad retained
from baldinr a protractod session +,
C..I eontt, with a wcaried lr,ip and a
,yoaried Ledv =, enjoy To-. a., y. ~
,ba ro-t If nv home amops H.. .r.l,d,i
aud lcamif,, hills # Deer crock IN
Hartford eauntv far from the tur,nsil ~
,he great cty where Til, decd If yonrs
was done. On saturday evening tic
urvt dav after Friday The 5,h ii \.
v,uhcr the dav n your crime was
sttin4 at Iaiuc own fresidc. nv wife
noar me: my littia children. their face.
bright and icaniiuu with iov and glad
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