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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-01
Newspaper Changes.

Newspaper Changes.
The Faycttc Reuie,o, has hoisted the De-
mocratic flag and is battling nobly for
Douglas and johnson. 1t has hitherto been
an Independent paper and its editor, has
been claimed as Republican. Every De-
mocratic paper in the State is for Douglas.
The Recie'c has some very ably written ar
ticles and we rejoice that it's editor and pro.
prietor have the manliness to speak their
sentiments fearlessly and for the right. To
Mcssrs. Hale and Geary we extend thct-Y-
of fellowship and wish them God speed in
the good work.
The Cedar Valley News has been again
revived and we are pleased to see its hand.
some face once more upon our table. Geo.
NJ. Reynolds, Esq, is editor and proprietor
We wish him abundance Of success in all
things but his outrageous politics. George,
here is for "fat takes and plenty of them.
Drink hearty"
The Mitchell Gazette is the new Repub.
can paper that takes the place of the Re-
publican. 1t is small but lively.
The Republicans Of Iowa City have be-
come disguised with the Register their old
organ and have bought the State Reporte,
office and made Republican paper of it.
Mr.. Sylvester retircs from the editorial
chair and another Democratic paper is to
be established there and probably he will
have charge of it,
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eH-The New York Softs will make a
great effort for Douglas, and were it not for
the Breckenridge division, Douglas might
carry New York.
Thus writes the editor Of the Milwaukee
Wisconsin,. A week ago, Republican jour-
nails claimed New York for Lincoln by fifty
thousand. But the editor of the W1sconsin
has just returned from trip through that
State, and knows that such clap trap wont
win. If Douglas could carry New York,
tied to the Breckenridge and Buchanan
office-holders, he can easily walk over the
tached. The Breckenridge movement will
swell Douglas majority to forty thousand
in New York.
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DIED

At McGregor, on SUNDAY morning July goth, an in
rant son of SA NULL and ELIZABETH MERRtLL.
At FarRersburgh, at the house OF DIR. Samuel Lit
tie, on the 2lst OF July, Mr.. ELISHA PAYNE, aged
81 years
At the house of Mrs. Percval, in this village, on
the l4th Of July, $780, KATIE PERcIvAL, only child
Of George c. and Cleora Harvey, aged six and one.
half months-Liringston Union, Mt. Norris, NJ y.
july 25th, 1860, JAMES BUCHANAN, infant son Of A,
e. and Barbara s. Chase, aged 10 months and days
Why should We mourn dear son fof thee,
Since God has thought 1t for the best,
To call yeu to himself on high to be,
Where thee will for ever be at rest.
How sorrowful we watch cd the night ard day,
And listened for thy every gasping breath,
But all thy suffering forever laid,
And thy lips forever sealed In death.
IT'S true it greaved our hearts to see thee,
Our loved one torn by death away,
Into the cold and silent grave to be,
Forever and tenement Of clay.
Oh. may thy parents more submissive be,
And meekly bow to the scourgng rod,
Who, knowing that our little son Is free.
To live in Heaven with all the heirs of God. D.
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.W- Hon. L. d. Campbell, of Ohio, is
ready to support either Bell or Douglass
He wants to see which will be most likely
to defeat Lincoln.-Louiscille Journal.
If he can see an inch beyond his nose,
he can see that Mr. Douglas is not only
most likely to but sciU beat him. Mr.. c.
was Republican member of Congress, a
prominent candidate for Speaker of the
House, and one of Greely's Ohio pets
The Republicans wanted him to run again
this year, but he concluded to leave the
Republican party, as he could not swallow
its sectional doctrines.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-01

~ Northern Iowa and portion of
Minnesota have been visited by terrible
hail storm, doing great damage to the
crops. -. ....
So says Chicago exchange. The wri-
ter lies, under mistake. The crops Of
Northern Iowa and Southern Minnesota
have not been injured by hailstones. or
anything else. The crops were never half
as large or good as they are now. Wheat
is beyond all danger, corn and oats look
first rate, and Iowa will this year have
more grain to SELF than she ever had be-
fore,
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Readings.
Prof A. A. GRIFFITH, an elocutionist Of
great celebrity writes us that he will short
ly be at McGrcgor, and he desires notice
to that effect in our columns. We hear
him highly spoken Of and take pleasure in
copying the following notice of him from
ST. Paul paper. After we have heard him
we can doubtless indorse every word Of the
Pioneer:
Prof Gritfith's Readings and REGULATIONS
at the Baptist Church, have attracted large
audiences for the last three evenings, which
may perhaps be considered the best assur.
ance of their excellence, as the citizens Of
St. Paul are not in the habit of patronizing
very literally anything that is not really
meritorious. Let any one hear Prof. Grit
fifth recite "The Charge of the Light Brig
adc," by Tennyscn, and Sidney Dobell's
description of ''The Battle of Baloclava."
Poc's Raven, or ''thc Bells" and they
will fully appreciate the music and senti-
ment of those wonderful productons.-St.
Paul Pioneer & Democrat
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AMERICAN ExPREss.-Persons doing bu-
siness with the American Express Com
pany can leave money, packages and light
parcels at Lee & Kinnards, who are au-
thorized and will give receipts. Also, leave
orders for their wagon to call for goods
to be sent All goods for McGregor are
delivered by the Company.
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W-Thc Bell party refuse to define their
positions on the great questions of the day.
It may very properly be called the Dumb
Bell Party Chicago Journal.
The Lincoln party may very properly be
called the Bellows party, judging from the
amount of blouing they do to raise the
wind.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-01

w In 1856, Knox College confirmed
the honor of l.. L. D., on Fred Douglas
In 1860, the same College confirmed the
same degree on Abraham Lincoln. Par
mobile .fratrun.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-01
Home Matters.

aAOhlc uNItcFS.
The work on Bluff Street goes on brave
ly; 20 or 80 hands are employed and in a
short time good road 40 feet wide will be
the result.-Improvcmcnts of various char
.actcr are going on throughout the length
of our young city. The Academy
building is being repaired substantially and
will be ready for a good winter school,
The Church is almost completed on the out
side. The Grcys of Dubuque came down
OH the Northern Belle on Saturday last.
The "old'' Editor of this paper had the mis-
fortune to be out of town both when the
boat went up and when it returned. We
should have liked much to have gone on
board and made the acquaintance of the
party. 80. Wilson has moved his Billiard
Tables to the ground floor. Wilkinson
and White returned last week from Pixies
Peak. They report gold digging as decd-
eddy too slow for man used to the business
motion of McGregor. -. Cookies Circus on
Monday night was very fair show. Geo.
Constable is one of the best clowns in the
United States. The Sabbath School Pic
Mic will Ego off" on Friday next. The trip
will be by rail to Wright's Ferry, 10 miles
east of Prairie du Chen. Seats Free.
Gen. Lawlcr will boss the train and E. r.
Barron will Supcrintend the little folks.
Three cars will be detailed for the service.
The Methodist, Union and Catholic Schools
of McGregor with the parents and friends
of the children are invited. 'Particulars
in small bills ~. Over Three Hundred
Rcapers have been sold at this point for the
present harvest and we arc told by dealers
that they were unable to fill all the orders.
80. The Milwaukee came down on Tuesday
with her chimney stacks RACED to the hur-
ricanc deck; wind above Red Wing clean
ed them off. :. 4. Thompson has the most
stylish barber pole in the west; guided
star surmounts the striped staff. -. There
are several new lumber yards in town. Mr..
Graves hands us the names of Moon of St.
Paul and Clough Of Chippewa, both located
at the extreme line OF the corporation
Burdick is landing his large raft above
the Warehouses. Hayt & Burdick have a
good stock of Lumber, Lath and Shingles.
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Burr and Breckenridge.

Burr and Breckenridge.
The following from the Louisville Demo-
crat is one of the most scathing articles
written during this campaign. 1t could
not have been better conceived, more adj
mirably expressed, OF more terrible in its
certainty of meaning. The parallel is GER
tainly remarkable one. Infamy awaits
the leader and his abettors:
"a PARALLEL.-In the carly times of
our Government there lived man whose
talents were of the first order, whose man.
ncrs were exceedingly captivating, and
whose early life was one of continued tri-
umph. A pet of the people, nothing that
he could ask was refused, and honors
seemed to await him on all sides. In mill
tary, legal and political achievements he
had no equal. Honors gathered upon him
almost like magic, at a very early age he
was made the next highest officer in the
Government. This was his eliminating
point. One step more and he would have
been the first man by position in the ma
ton. But time moved too slowly for him.
Another confederacy seemed possible, and
one bold move would place him supreme
over it.
''In latter times there lives man, and
all can draw the parallel"
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WEST UNION SAFE.-At a late military
meeting Gharky Of the Pioneer, and Geary
of the Recie~, were the prominent officers
Let the Indians bring on their shooting
STICKS if they dare. Editors having Decils
for companions Gin the Office we mean, need
have no fear of redskins.
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s3"Old Abe" Lincoln is like the hui
man tongue, because he is sin everybody's
mouth. - Chicago Journal.
To Republicans he is more like a dose
Of bitter pills; hard to swallow, bound to
60 to the bottom, and sure to clean them
out
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.Y-The Republicans have weaned one
of their 'twins!" Miss Polygamy has
dropped from the breast. Chicago Her.
aid.
Miss p. had to make way for another
Sucker, by the name of Lincoln. He will
never get chance at Government "pap,"
though; that is what he is crying for.
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The Joint Discussion.

The Joint Discussion.
Last Saturday evening, the Democratic
and Republican clubs of McGrcgor met al
Mozart Hall for joint discussion. John
T. Stoneman opened the discussion by q
speech of threc-fourths of an hour, which
was the most eloquent and logical of any
political speech we have heard during this
campaign. lie took the position that the
Republican party was Sectional and Abo.
lition party, while the Democratic party
was truly National.
The positions were well taken and sustain
ed. He proved, by an array of unanswerable
arguments, and incontrovertable facts, that
the so-called Republican party was thor.
oughly Abolitionized and Sectionalized in
its formation and tendencies; Abolition
in its very inception, and dis-union, sec.
tional and revolutionary in design and in
fact.
Mr.. Noble replied in a speech of an
hour, in which he did not attempt to an.
swer the charge of Abolitionism and Sec
tionallsm, but took the position that it was
unsafe to leave the question of slavery to
the people of the Territories, declared him.
self for Congressional intervention. and
openly ayowed his unwiillngnc,s c,.,'
Oy TIC uecIsIUIi VI tnv supreme court.
Mr.. Noble is a good speaker, and lac is
certainly entitled to the credit of making a
very plausible speech, but we believe the
audience were intelligent enough to see that
finely woven sophstry is not argument.
Mr.. Stoneman closed in fifteen minutes
speech, completely unwilling the flimsy
rhetoric of his opponent, and administering
most whitening and eloquent rebuke to
the revolutionary sentiments Of the Oppo-
sition.
The Hall was crowded, and both speakers
received hearty applause. We believe a
few discussions of this kind would double
the Democratic vote.
The next regular discussion Of the respec
tive clubs will be held at the same place
next Saturday evening. C. F. Rcmicl
Esq, Republican, Dr. p. G. Parker, Demo
crat, are the disputants.
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Times, COndcnsa tons.

Times COMBINATIONS.
Over 100 murders were committed in
Cincinnati, last year and all Of the muir
dercrs went off unhung. "A new kind
Of pink called "Dianthus Hoddewiggc" has
been imported from China. 1t is said to be
very beautiful, with flowers three inches in
diameter, of rich crimson color, spotted
and edged with white, with velvcty ap-
pearancc. "A pink by any other name,
would smell as sweet" and sound great
sight better. Extensive Masonic Lodges
exist in the Japanese Empire. . Success
full countcrfcits on the Bank of England
have recently been discovered. t.. AT the
close of the last year Germany had 7,949
miles Of railroad completed. The latest
scy last month. lie weighed 600 pounds.
1t took 01O feet of lumber to make his COT
fin. He leaves small wife who weighs 500
pounds. Mrs. Cunningham of Burdell
murder notoriety has married man in Cal
ifornia. We pity the poor devil, whoever
he is. . Printing was invented four humid
red years ago, yet books are unknown in
some parts of the world. Tobacco became
universally in use within fifty years after
its discovery Some wag says that the
Gcrmanic Diet spoken of in the newspapers
under the head of "foreign affairs" is COM
posed Of Sourkrout, Schwitzer cheese, Swi
Bologna and lager-beer. =. Judge Terry,
who was arrested for the murder of SEN
ator Broderick, has been acquitted.
Poughkeepsic, N. Y, has had a $4,000
fire. Tho effort to get Breckenridge en-
dorsed by the Massachusetts, State Convention
was failure. 80. A Douglas ratification
meeting, in Camden, Maine, brought out
5000 Democrats. The New Jersey State
Democratic Convention strongly endorsed
Douglas and johnson. The Breckinridge
Con. appointed an electoral ticket as follows:
Two Douglas, two Breckenridge and two
Bell men. The Republicans Of the Chicago
District concluded to leave Farnsworth at
home and have nominated l. N. Arnold in
his place. 1t is telegraphed that Caleb
Gushing don't aspire to the Supreme judge
ship. OF course he wouldn't own it.
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~ The Republicans who are circulating
"Old Abe's" pictures, would have better
success if they would have rear instead
of front view Of their candidate. 1t
would not look half as hard.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1860-08-01
Weather. Markets. DC.

Weather, Markets, DC. =
The weather is most beautiful for har-
vesting. On Saturday we had a heavy
shower and clear cool days have succeeded.
The river is going down, daily, and bars
are being exhibited in great numbers. A
Sippi will be confined to her bed.
But little grain is arriving. Contracts
are making at IS to 70 cents for the new
crop. Our commercial report this week is
made up with care, AMI will be found valu-
able. Wheat, here, is worth 80 cents; Oats
% cents; Corn, scarce and dull at 80 cts.
Other articles about the same as they were
last week.
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DEFERRED.-A press of important mat
ter at late hour, oblIges US te defer several
articles, communications &C., &C., already
in type
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PERsoNAL.-Wc have had call this week
from Mr.. Bailey editor Of the Utica, n. Y,
srI1I-nes; he was on visit to his relatives
VI TIC AcrHctt,, b~Not.s.A, s'A., AI".i.y soy -
the show for Douglas in the Empire is good.
-. Capt. Whiting, the genial seaman and
whole-souled gentleman also called to see
us. The Capt. is moving his family to
Brooklyn preparatory to engaging in the
Japan trade. May fayoring gales attend
him :. . M. O. Walker passed through town
to DEBORAH on Monday. DR.. Parker has
resigned the Deputy Sheritfalty Of Clayton
Co., and has gone to Lansing as joint Pro-
prietor and Editor of the late Wawkon
transcript, now to be issued as a seven
column paper at Lansing. AS an editor
the Doc will pitch in" most emphatically.
McElroy, his partner was here last week
-. Mr. Babbitt of the Wawkon Journal,
called on us on Monday last.
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Il llsineAs.

Business.
P. K. STORM Of Milwaukee, calls attention
to his Forwarding and Commission facilities.
We hear Mr.. Storm very favoratly spoken
OF. A great number of Milwaukee dealers
are visiting North Iowa and the up-river
towns; within day or two we have been
called on by a dozen or more.
KING & Co. are located at Scott & Broth
er's old stand. They have an excellent
stock of goods, and respectfully ask to be
treated as old acquaintances by those who
come to this city to trade. Mr.. King is
familiar with business, and with Mr.. Law
renee as an assistant, will dispense polite
attention and good bargains to those who
call on him. Sec Ad.
HAYT & BuRDIcK have the Agency for
the sale of Wheeler & Melick's Threshing
Machines. If N. Y. machines are not all
right on wheat, there is no State in the
Union where they can be made. See AID.
Look at the change in O'Brien & Nc
Cures card -...
See Sabbath School notice.
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s-ss John w: Forney's paper has haulc

g-s7 John w. Forney's paper has hauled
down the Douglas ticket.
The above contemplate falsehood has
been going the rounds Of the Republican
papers. John w. Forney's Philadelphia
Press sustained Douglas from the start, and
is working zealously and ably for the whole
ticket now. Is it possible for Republi.
can paper to live without retailing false.
hoods?
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FOR PRESIDENT,
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS,
OF Illinois.
~ 70. VICE PRESIDENT,
1ERSCHEL V. JOHNSON, of Georgia
Democratic State Ticket.
ELgcrons At LARGE,
LINCOLN CLARK OF Dubuque
ENRY CLAY DEAN, of ut. Pleasant.
DISTRICT ELECTORS.
M. V. n. BENNETT, OF Marion.
LIE GRAND BYINGTON, Of Iowa City.
ASSISTANT ELECTIONS.
JOHN IT, CRAIG, of Keokuk;
- EDWARD STILES, of Ottumwa
s. II. CRAIG, Council Bluffs
FRANKLIN MCCOY, 49,
w. PHILIPS, -
JAMES s. BEATY.-
W. j. HALL Davenport
SAMUEL DOUGLAS viutou;
WILLIAM MILLS, Dubuque
L. l.. AINSWORTIT, West Union;
II. Il. J. BOARDMAN, Bradford. ....
SECRETARY OF STATE,
JOHN NJ. CORSE, Of Burlington.
AUDITOR OF STATE,
ORGE W. MAXFIELD, of Bremen county.
TREASURER OF STATE,
J. w. ELLIS.
Register OF State Land Office,
PATRICK ROBB.
Attorney General,
WILLIAM McCLINTOcK, of Fayette county.
For Gongress,
BEN M. SAMU ELS, Of Dubuque.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02
OUR CHARLESTON CORRESPONDENCE.

HkuEroS, 3 q, April -, 1900.
ne "fr7reaist, cOrasa" IN o< Democrats Party me
Games fv 0poviss Nomination for Ne ProtB>.cy--
rSa b Ne C1ayl<sscn Oiadea-Drss Parad, If ~ sat
Cadas-TAs War Rsssurca Of sssA osrolssa, a., dc.
Ths evidences that "rspressibis cooe,c," EXITS In
The bosom Of the democratic party become daily more
and more apparent Last evening the Convention
q unparalleled uprosr, and although the president
exersed his power 70 suppress the disturbance, d was
with great difficulty he succeeded. The row vas prnc
pAly In the New York delegation, and but tbs be-
ginning, II thought, Of series Of troubles in that quar-
~r The report this morning shsa New York win cast
The nrs vote fer Douglas with the conviction that be
cannot be nominated. sbs win then vose for Guthrie.
The chances for Gushr,ss nomination brighten, The
complications The other ads increase; bot there
prominent In We conveouou Who believe that there
WIN be general row and break up before nomination
h made.
Tho bitterness Of feeling between the Northern aud
Southern wings Of tho party increases every hour. Pro
baby nine out Of Ven Of the soushsrners carry deadly
weapons. They cannot be called "oonoeaed" weapons,
for bey make ebrt 10 keep them concealed. Notes
Of revo,vcs los posted public places Ike notices Of
tsnenssp 70 let A Boston gentleman was lately COZ
versng with soushsrnsv In the rctunda Of the Mills
Houss, and The sousherner liking something that va
hid doos by The Eorthsrper, drew . bowie kns
upon him, ana threatened to slice him on the
SPOT me difficulty was subsequently, reoonciled
An s1fay occurred In one Of the hotels lS
evening, q pistol drawn and fred, and the buie
pessed between The lews Of TIE berkeeper. The rocs-
who are prompt and Vigorous In NE exercise q their
duties arrested two Of me parties, and carried them 70
The guard hcuse. But acts q violence like these may BE-
erpecsed when political rasoor - high - does
nos In Charleston. , osly remarkable hs, they do
not occur more frsgusnty and they Just ~ likely 70
take place IN Novsoeyn ~ IN southern city
1paid visit 10 the CITADEL yesterday ana had pleasure
Of witnessing dress dr and parade By the sae Cadets
body Of young men numbering about hundred, who
are educated in military and oshsr duties ii tbe States
Academy. The institution aid 10 be veSy flourish
rg condition, ant vel conducted The arm highly
crsditsbe 70 NE young gentlemen composipg foe bst
talon. The evo'utous were ~ fonowss-narchinG IN
comm'n time ~ column o. plstccns, flank movements
by the right and e o. p}stoons, brmisG line 81 baals on
second company marching In line a bAfte NO me bs
talon was then prscsed IN firing BY platoon nles AMI
battalion.
Durrs nuHf alton times south Carolina had park o.
about hundred psces Of artillery, foe The defence
of the STATE against he power a ths Union rhe
rtsrcs 20 be seer In of The lumber depart
nsnh " ssoreroons " Ne 0ndsl, soywsd Vim ssb-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

tss mat the rangers have been Withdrawal from.
- nSnssr and, from what 10 reported OF Ia 1872
y % ne VIII come up 10 the emareenov
I usde Of this place has been lees SoY III -
month. nsn q any other time during the - 49,
TN Our exports 70 Mexico only susnmed m ~ ~
oesd bodies Of four Mexacsus ftos.sd 49, ~.
sye r. H. sns place on the l7th. they were "a Co.
on, Of tbc v.,s 'oa' 10 attempt was made To take ~
om hhnsn. Of the Golden Circle are frequently arsd n
suess s Srs = s,ae q the Rio Grsnds, aad you nv
ResDoss Ssss, two accounts Of tho difficulty a
One Of these r. ~ ns rangers behaved most crsdfshky
pers tue omcd report, and aooomnan vfng -
the o.Ser % Major asnizsman b. Oap fosS.
The rspssas 70 prevent general nsns Il H.. 49,, -
. settle he d sss uSSp Z. mad ana sleepy, and ds
oss Ms n very much shtsuod and Ssy A.. me h
csdDE Tie '1 Pas sss , collecting sn .sd Ss
sosn Ss y; Mexican R.s nsss S.s er
% dre; but VIM n sSs guns and lowered the match
sna praying that spark might irns s sm % shcst,
the IRE. A"a ma would Withdraw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-02

srxGrrAR Rsorsu on A DaArmzp. --chrssan Ycss,
who's name was brought before sse public ~ plansa IN
he alleged sencment and coffin snAr axsinss Mr. HOPS,
died hh residence In Railroad avenue, 10 Jersey oy,
On Noodsv p,sbt He bad been sck for some time, 80
hia death n attributed 70 hh being called On AppseS
before Justice Bedford about tvo weeks since vnne
tme NJ Jeh0v n counsel, desired IN sdjourn@eoe -
ust before DEAN, Ycss conversed WIN
NJ ysu mar fuhose chnd wS also found inferred ~
tenement gravel upss family sanirs ne 80 - -.
hsa nvcsryred asainu him, and nsi BE- (YosD vns hGA
a. ,bse r,aussss1 Mr. Fsrknsv W prccurs phts vsn
- l.sai result Of his sctne He eoc0 aev expired.
r, yoss ii he time he was called upon, Appeared " BE-
suffering rcm severe colo ana neAseeeeo, pus - Ne