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Tho Contesaea ElocGk one.


Washington Correspondents Chicago Press Trib.l
crossing the attention of the committee
The case OF Williamson vs. Dan. Sickles has
been srgued by both claimants. Sickles had
l6l majority, but Williamson has shown tina,
he received over 800 spurious votes. The
point upon which the case seems to hinge ID
the fact that Mr.. w. did not notify Mr. s.
within thirty days that he intended to con-
test. But the reply to this is, that Sickles
the Secretary Of State, and hence that no
notice could properly be served on him, - he
had not even prima f0cts evidence OF cleo
ton. There will be minority and majority
report, and how the House viii decide can
desire to get rid OF Sickles. His presence ID
felt to be an insult to the House.
The case of Howard W.. Cooper, OF De-
troit, 10 set for q hearing on Monday. This
will be An easy case to determine. The proof
10 overwhelming that Cooper owes his elec-
ton to fraudulent votes. The testimony oil
q vote broker 10 taken, showing that he
brought over from Canada more than one
hundred Irishmen, and voted them for Coop
err, in the lower wards OF Detroit; some oil
them several times. The parties employing
this contractor failed to pay the price agreed
upon, which led to quarrel and exposure OF
the whole swindle. The names OF the Cana.
dian voting cattle are in possession OF the
Committee. Cooper has shown himself ia
be one OF the meanest dirt. eaters in CON-
gress. His time is short as he will soon
be made to vacate the seat be frauduiently
fills. The new registry law Of the State oil
Michigan will protect the Republicans here.
after from the operations Of the vote brokers
OF Canada.
Blair's case will come next after Howard't
and will excite much interest, and be warm.
ly oanvassed. He has strong case, and
will abundantly show to the House series
OF fragrant outrages and frauds that were
committed by the pro- slavery party upon hi,
rights. There 10 no doubt bat Blair receivei
q majority Of the legal votes cast.
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u Gerritt Smith has directed suits to be
brought against Watts Sherman Royal Phelps
and l.. Nj. Barlow, prominent members Of the
Fifth Avenue Hotel Democratic Committee,
which issued manifesto last October charg-
ing Smith with holding blood thirsty senti-
ments. We hope be will make them eat
their own words in the most humiIiating way,
or put them through to the extremity Of the
law. Their wilful libsl in that case deserves
signal punishment.
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The Priestiy Ghost acknowledgements
ed Statement OF mis- Opini Ons.
From the Pittsburg Chronicle.1


Some days since paragraph appeared in
one of our contemporaries, to the effect that
the apparition OF priest had appeared to
certain persons in Latrobe, and stated among
other things that there was no such place a.
purgatory, and that but two priests had yet
found their way to heaven. A letter from the
Superior of St. Vincent's Abbey contrad diets
to certain extent the language attributed to
the aesanes szsag, bat adults sliss bis
ghostship did make bis appearance, and had
several interviews with one OF the Inmates OF
the institution. The writer after referring to
the statement as first published, says: ssThe
truth 10 that at st. Vincent's Abbey, near
Latrobe, Novice saw, from the 18th Of Sep
tember until the 10Th Of November, 1859,
every day from eleven to twelve O'Clock q.
m, or from twelve to two O'Clock at night,
the apparition OF Benedictiue Monk in his
full festival dress. After all, he asked him,
IN the presence OF another member of the
Order, what he wanted. The spirit then
answered that he had been suffering TT
years already, because he had not said sew
en- Masses OF obligation; that he had appear
ed unto seven other Bensdiotines, at differ
ent times, and had not been heard; and that
he would have appeared after eleven years
again, ii he would not help him.
He wanted then seven Masses said for him
besides this the Novice should, for seven
days, observe the strictest silence and re-
treat, and more, he should say for thirty
three days, each day three times, the sFifti.
eth Psalm, barefooted and his arms stretch.
ed out. This was done from the 2lst Of No.
vember till the 25th Of December, when tn,
last Mass WAS celebrated, and the ghost dis
appeared. During this time he had appeared
several times again, exhorted the Movie,
most impressively to pray for the souls il
Purgatory, since they suffer very hard, ant
consequently are very thankful to those whs
concur to their redemption; and sad enough
said OF the Eve Priests who had already die,
at the Abbey, no one was yet in Heaven, bu
suffering in Purgatory. This is in subssanc
the facts that gave origin to your strange re-
port; We give it as much credit az il de
serves, bat this report is oorrect.o
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Mr.. rAYLoR's REPLY.

UTICA, n. L, Fob. 70, IBBU.
SIR:I acquit you Of Intentional discour-
tesy, though my own standard Of good breed
ing would lead me to omit such insinuations
OF infdelity, spiritualism, and free-love, as
you have seen fit to apply TO me. From the
tenor Of your letter, am not 30 much SUR
prised that you should see nothing insulting
in the attempt to subject free man to cen-
sorship, not only Of speech, but OF thought.
Il astonishes me, neverth eless, to hear
from you that Washington's opinions on
slavery were contrary to ssScripturs and
reason"--that jefferson, il now living, would
"not be welcome visitor to Virginia oom-
munity''-when find in history OK Vir-
ginia, written by yourself, this declaration /:
"The last and most important cause, unfa-
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The Sea Ia joviai comrade,
He laughs wherever he goes
His mcrriment shines In the dimpling lines
That wrinkle his halc reposs
He lays himself down at the feet of the Sun,
And sh axes all over with Rlse,
And the broad backed biiloWs fail faint on the
shore,
In the mirth Of the mighty Sea.
But the Wind liz sad and restless,
And cursed with IN inward pain;
You may bark ne you will by valley or hill,
But you hear him still complain.
He walls on the barren mountains,
And shrieks on the wintry sea;
He sobs In the cedar and means In the pine,
And shudasrs all over the aspen tree.
Welcome Ass both their voices,
And know not which In best
The laughter that slips from the Ocean . lips,
Or the eomfortlsss Winds unrest.
There's pang In all rejoicing,
A joy In tho heart Of pain,
And the Wind that sadd ems, the Sea that glad
dens,
Are singing the ssH-sams strain
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II. =. TEN -EYOX,
General Insurance Agent,
= COR. 1p AND MAIN ISIS,

LIRE. LAKE. RIVER AND LIFE IN~
L SuKANGE promptly attended to at this Once.
Better and more IHDEhaITY be given ~ this
Agency than any other in this city and icsa trouble
after q loss.
lEfma ms. Co., Of Hartford, Conn., 41,l2A, Ieo %
Home IasWsnee Company, Of New York, LAST SIS
NORTH American In. Co.. Hartford, Coma, SOC eco
CITY Fire Inswrancs Co., Of Hep Haren, Ee,6b3
phrnix Fire InsHrance Co., Of NeU Fsrk, 100, eco
Lovt1ard FIRE Insurance Co., Nets Fork, 4,ooe
MoniaUk FIRE InssYaacs Co., Fer PORK, 100 900
Connecticut Mutual Life In. Co., Hartford 3,00e,S33
On. j. w. BosD, Medical Exsminer
~. W. GRIFFITH Ia authorised to receive
applications for MI above Companies.
- Buildings, Merchandise, Mills, Factories,
Household Furniture and Dwellings insured at -
low rates other Companies who pay their lossss.
III. b. TEE-EYCk, Agent,
Office corner ID and Mair sts. :, Ksokuk lows.
inch r. 20 dim
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

VSHE undersigned having formed = partnership
i under the style of McCUNE = SAMPLE, and
having pur chased the stock of Merchandise form
erly belonging to II. w. Sample r Co., corner Of
Main and 81 streets, Keokuk, offer the same IT
prices in accordance with the times, and will make
It to the interest of friends and the public to
give . call before purchasing elsewhere.
Come every one, and get the worth Of your mo-
ney, rs We must close out much Of the present
stock In order to make room for eur new Spring
Goods. CHAB. p. McCUNE.
March &, I06O-d 6AM'L s. SAMPLE.
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ca The Washington Star says that the
claim that Douglas has one hundred and three
votes secured for him at Charleston ia mere
brag for effect. 1t says be oannot at the ut
most get over eighty or ninety, and that these
will be given him only on the frst ballot.
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eTATEMENT OF ahe Condition 81
aho Charter Oak Fire and Marine
nnsuKa nee Company, on the LIST day OF
January, 1889, to the Auditor Of the State Of
Iowa.
Name OF Company-s'Charter Oak Fire and Ma
rine Insurance Company.
Location--H Hartford, Conn.
Amt Capital Stock paid in as shown
$auN VuuHu
Amt of Surplus. SO ,0TL3I
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Germany In Favor OF Free TRADE.
Such is the heading of paragraph now

Germany In Favor OF Free Trade.
Such is the heading of q paragraph now
going the rounds Of the papers. 1t conveys
faIsehood. There is not a word OF stree
trade" in the paragraph. On the contrary
ii shows that the Germ an journals are in ia
vor Of protective duties in preference to pro-
hibition--quite . different thing from Stree
trade" No doubt it is good policy for Ger
many now to modify her tariff system, as oil
branches of productive industry are firmly
established on sure basis by long course
Of the most rigid protection. But she will
be slew to fall back upon the ruinous sys-
tenn of real free trade.
Here is the paragraph:
A Hamburger letter speaks as follows OF
the effect produced In Germany by the naws
OF the treaty Of commerce between England
and France. The German journals are oil
discussing the treaty, and they unanimously
acknowledge that the preference given to the
system of protective duties, instead of pro-
hibition, 10 great progress for France,
gree of perfection which will enable them to
ucht CompoIsous ITuosin 6cems urmly Fe-
solved to follow In the same track. Her d.
plomatic agents accredited to German govern
menss composing the Zollverin have received
instructions in the same sense, and the Ber-
| lin Cabicet demands carte blanche for the
| conclusion of treaty OF commerce with
France and England. Among the States OF
the Zollverein, Saxony, Hanover, and the
States Of Thuringia, have already declared
in favor of reduction OF customs duties on
all raw materials, and Of q gradual APP
proach to the free trade system. There il
reason to hope that the Southern States OF
Germany,--especially Bavaria and Wsrtem.
burg, which alone have hitherto resisted
these tendencies, now accsde to thu
wishes of Prussia with view TO the advan
tages they could not fail to derive from
| commercial treaty. with France.
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Here 10 one of the good points made BY
Mr.. Seward, in his recent famous 81 eech:
You say that the Republican party 10 sec-
tional one. IL lhe Democratic party less
sectional? IL it easier for us to bear your
sectional sway than for yen to bear ours p
IL it unreasonable that for onoe We should
alternatep But is the Republican party SEQ
tional? Not unless the Democratic party 10.
The Republican party prevails in the House
OF Repr esentatives sometimes; the Democrat
ic party in the Senate always. Which OF
the two IL the most proscriptive? Come, il
you will, into the Free States, into tho State
of New York, anywhere from Lake Erie to
sag Harbor, among my neighbors in the
Owasco Valley, hold your conventions, NOM
mate your candidates, address the people,
submit to them fully, earnestly, eloquently,
ell your complaints and grievances OF North
ern disloyalty, oppression, perfdy; keep
nothing back, speah just as freely and AZ
loudly there as you do here; you will have
hospitable welcomes and appreciating audi
ences, with ballot-boxes open for oil the
votes you can win. Are you less sectional
than this Extend to US tho Same privile-
ges, and will engage that You win soon
have in the South as many Republicans -
we have Democrats in the North. There 10,
uOWtVtT3 = UottoT t6bt Oh uotlO08uty tu1u we
accidental location Of parties. Our policy
OF labor In the Territories was not sectional
in the first forty years Of the Republic. tts
nature inheres. II will bs national again,
during the third forty years, and forever a..
terward. 1t IL not wise and bene6cent for
Nc alone, or injurious to You alone. Its sf-
fects are equal, and tho same fer a. oil.
Am Engiish Epic Or the Ninth Cen.
fury.
Professor Werlawf recently discovered In
the National Library, at Copenhagen, two
rArehme ns leaves, written o-a1 a. "a. E1k-
lish, being fragments Of Saga-Cyclus, a.
together unknown to English literature, viz
"The adventures Of King Theodore and
King Attila and their Men," commonly
known ~ the Wilkins Saga. There are or
the two leaves l20 lines. The leaves arr
not consecutive. The name Of Attila is spell,
Ella. No doubt 10 entertained that tn.
poem dates ~ far back a. the ninth century
il not farther. II il written in staye rhym,
verse, like the poems Of Beowulf. From it
j appears that many traditions Of Northern
kings and heroes do net belong to them, bu
TO more ancient "demi-gods Of fame"
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An Engiish Epic or the Ninth Cen.
fury.
Professor Werlawf recently discovered ii
the Naiinnal I.ihraru az Gnnanhannn Ar4


WASHINGTON, March s..
The National Executive Committee OF the
Constitutional Union party have fixed on the
9th Of May for holding the nominating Con-
vention at Baltimore.
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sHERIEEsS SALE.
STATE OF IOWA. SIS.

STATE t.. CO osu IOWA IS.
DY virtue Of special Execution to me directed,
ID issued by the Clerk OF the District Court of said
County, In favor Of John M. Mott, jr., and against
Horace s. label and Olive 1. Isbsl have levied on
and will sell TO the highest bidder ut the door Of
the Clerks Office Of the District Court OF Lee
County, Iowa, ut Keokuk In said county, on the
9th day Of April, A. ID. 1850, between the
hours OF o'clock =. m and o'clock p. N. of said
day the following property, to-wit: The North
east forty Of the quarter OF section
twenty-fo t34 in township sixty-Ave (65), range
six Except 6fteen heretofore sold TO John
B. Quirk.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order Of
Court to satisfy said writ Of execution.
moh6dtd Ii. NJ. GRIFFITH,
Lpr'sfeet6] Sheriff Of Ice County.
aHER uFT,s SALE.
STATE l.r os OF IOWA. IS.
DY virtue OF special execution to me directed,
- issued by tho Clerk Of tho District Court Of
against 0. II. Coz, l have levied upon, and
Clerk b ONCE Of the District Court Of Lee County,
Iowa, 81 Keckuk In said county, on the 9Th day Of
April, A. D.. 1860, between the hours Of O'Clock
n. and O'Clock p. m. OF said day, the following
property, To- wit Lots three {5) and four I'd in
block one hundred and forty-four t144). in the
City neokuk, Leo UOunty, lows.
Taken, levied upon and to be sold by order OF
Cou ri 10 satisfy said writ Of execution.
Keokuk, March,, 1850.
II. N. GRIFFITH, Sheriff Of Lee %.
mch8d1m Ipr' Il fee461
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4. STAFFORD. T.. M'eUM1
STAFFORD mcCUNE,
yT7HOLESALE GK0CERS AND COMMISSION
w MERCHANTS, second door above the corner
Of Blondeau, Water street, keokuk, lows.
mchR-dly
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THx DIS MONIES VALLEY VINO is published
every Monday at this office is of the oldest pa
pers in Iowa, and has widely extended circula-
tion throughout the Des Moines Valley. Northern
Missouri, and Western illinois,
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Legislative.

legislative.
MAscH 3d.-SENArE.-On complaint of
Senator Johnston, q committee was appoint
ed to enquire into the matter of letter to
the Has0ksye by "Linkensale," giving no
fattering portrai. Of said Senator. Small
business.
The Governor sent in another communica-
ton about Indian disturbances is Cherokee
county.
HousE.--A message from the Governor in
reference to the Ooppic matter was received.
Many petitions were presented, and great
number of bills introduced, read second
time, &c.
Annual Statement OF Pork Pack ing.
The Cincinnati Prices Current has pub
lished its annual statements, az usual. from
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aHER uFE,S SALE.
STATE OF IOWA, 81
HOUSE AND LOT
WANTEDg

A Az one having good house and Ot,- either
~ as q dwelling or good business stand,-and
wishing TO ge the same for GOOD FARM
LANDin lows, or for small Farm with new
comfortable frame dwelling, and first rate steam
saw mill, situated midway between the thick set
Elements Of Ohio snd Michigan, can hnd IN oppor-
tunity by calling on ]. PARMELEE,
March Cd No. b73 N ain-st.
|niariss and Journals for I60O.-
DEor sale by NV. WHHTCOlT,
Doaled .a % Main-st.
CsHAS. READE'S new book, IA Good Fight
declsd OGDEN, BKOWNELL 4 GO.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

u q DIV are and Cutlery.
| S. w. I'll. TUCKER,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS,
/ have In store, and receiving their supplies
for the Spring Trade, direct from the makers, which
| vorabls terms. The stock being unusually large
they confidently solicit an examination Of the same
8. w. III. TUCKER,
Sign OF Red Pad lock, cor. Main ID SITS.
Keokuk, March 3. lSto-dAw
M INERs' PICKS, SH0vRLS, 40, for sale BY
TRIFFTNsS HORSE NAILS.--uood stock 81 I'll
NJ sisss for sails BY s.W. : II. TUCKER
CCYTHE RIFLES.--vArious qualities Of bcyths
n. sas ass SA''p'n''' :, -; Il TUCKER
a MES SHovELs.- A large stock Of Anss'
IA sbcveis for sale low BY
nArchS .. ~. n. TUckkh.
CTCKLES.-A good article Of sisklss for sale By
- S.W. 4 II. TUCKER.
TRESa HOOPS TREss HOOPS III
4 NEW supply OF Tress Hoops, Of the sises
n usually wanted, together with . general -
sortment Of Cooper Tools, just received. and for
sale low by s. w. II. TUCKER.
E.ENCE MAILS.
T. Fine Sd do
Anss.l:a DO to .li,oh--. superior article.
Finishing do
Barrel do
Together with general assortmsnt OF other Halls
Of the Belmont brand, just received and for sals
Low by Imohs1 8. w. = III. TUCKER.
| WORN, GARDEN, u RUBBING and other n oss;
~ Spades, Shovels, Mattocks and Pisks;
Scythes, 6naths, and Grain Cradles;
Cow-bells, RAkes and Corn Planters
Or, Trace and Halter Chains;
Cutting Boxes Hay and Straw knives;
| Hay, straw and Manure Forks;
| And large stock Of ASSORTED HARDWARE and
| GU II ON hand and Tor sale Low ~
mchod&w WAN. TUCKER.
EkINDSTONES.-The Bsrsa Grindstonss, Of Va
w. = HI. TUCK EN-.
sign % Red Paddock,
March ., '6o-dAw Cor. Main 4 ID sts.
| Legal Nssice.
| To Jos. Fl. N. Bertram James A. Rhodes, Charles
| Il. Thomas and William T. Young:
| VOU are hereby notified that there II now on ali
u In tho ofice Of the CLERK Of the District Court
Of Lee County, lows, u IT. Madison, tho petition
Of VIM. Thompson, claiming Of Jos. III. N. Ber-
tram the sum Of ave thousand dollars due upon
three promssory notes also, asking the foreclosars
| Of . certain mortgage executed by said Bsrtran
Jan. Sd, 1857, 70 Edward Kilbourne, upon twenty
| l20) feet Oh the west side Of lot eleven (1l) in
block ninety -four, on Main street, running back
70 the alley one hundred and forty feet, In the
| City Of Ksokuk and State u lows. And alleging
/ that James A. Rhodes and Caas. r. Thomas and
william T. Young have claim 10 have An interest
/ In said premises, and asking that the said mort
gage BE- forsclosed and the interests Of said de-
1 fendants be forever barred.
And unless you appear and answer thereto OF
/ before tn. second day Of the next term OF said
Court, judgment will be rendered against you
| thereon by default.
w. RI. WoRTHINGTON,
/ March ., 1860-d Sol. for VIM. Thompson.
n. STAFFORD. J.. n cum
4 STAFFORD X mcCUNE,
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NOTES,
COUPONS,
BANK CHECKS,
RAILROAD a STEAMBOAT TICKETS,
WAGON RECEIPTS.
BUSINESS CARDS,
VISITING CARDS, de-, DC.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-06-21
STRANGE AND UsACCoU
AsrfraTaBs-.

The following are fs- q ID. m ors strii
I IoE @aBif~stat'ous Of that unaecoaa,.bls an
"P-'hy 10 certain objse ., 10 sAich 81 many
! Petsoas are suit CT, AMI siA ins'sase. Of
se'eH 'es podrayd fotn p rhsps most pso-
PIE are acqaru'ed 80 -
Ssnus, though . native of Rotterdam.
hsd such IN aversion 20 ESQ At the smsll
sf ittbrtv him into Ev.r
Ambrose Pare meetiobs gentleman ~ho
never couid see ssi 81 bout fairtitr
here 10 an aecSuut q sgothpr srs,ieDan
sbo uou'd lah into eobsu sieu. a. ms .isLt
II a carp.
a lady native % Fraues, Aiuays f.ia,sd
90 seeming boiled lobs ere Othsr h.,.ou.
from The ssm~ country sIp~rI.nc~d t6~ ,sm.
tneVsTsbisoo- from tb- sm-. 4 sl roses ihvash
we're PA't'eais'J PaI,iAl TO The odsS Of ~
quil. or tabctOss,
Je.e?h sealiser aud Peter Absuoe osv.r
could drink mik
cA'dAn vas P.r,icularly di-ga,tsd at Ibo
sighl of eggs
UI'di'l4a' K'ug Of Po Aad could not bear
20 see apples
" 90 app'e pc vas Shown TO CAesos. Sec
rstsry TO sos L., he hled al the uo.s
a gettthsh ~ the oSsrt Of ihe kmpsr.
o. ferdioAod sou d bleed II ih- uo,s on
he'r' he mssiug Il . cat, hvusyef great
me ais'Anee migat 10 frva bim
Henry III ~ Fance could never at 70
a room 18th ca
lHe DaGs u Sshouburg had th. sane
N e Lauerc gives an account ~ a very
'eps'h'e man Vito ~as 50 tcrrid 8 AZ seeing
he1ge q that for too ySars he imag,u, 4
LIS po"sIs ~efe goased by sseb ala aalmal
lhs sane AOthlr VAS iat,mate 81 avery
brave ofhesr. who wss 80 ,eTtihed at The s,yht
~ mouse thai be hal never dared To look
81 one onlss' he had his sword 10 his hand.
DIR 'abghsia', great huetsmaa IN Hso-
over would fAiat, of II he had sufheieat time
you'd Tau A~sy, at the sight OF q roasted
pg
John Rol, . gentleman 10 Aleant.r.
uoald suoon on hearing the word lama
wool pronounced, Glthoagh his slOsk vas
Woolsu
The Phios' phical Boyle could no, coz
qier TIE strong ay-r.ioa 10 the sound ol
~aie' running through PIPE
La Mothe Ie aver coali not ..du,. IN.
uod OF masieAl Instruments, though ho
sHP'r'eueed = lIVsy pleasure uhensvsr Il
lhundeTed
The su hor % be TuFsish Spy ,ell. Us
chat be would rather sRo,auter lion Ia the
ds'er's Of ArsbiA, provided he had bat .
s"otd 10 hi. hand, tbsu fee . spider etssl>
i'g on him IN the dark. II observes. that
thete Is DO reason TO be given for ihese 40
ere dishkss He ham"rossly stributsd
taen to tie doc ribe Of ,bs Gansmigratian
oi the soul aud AS'sgArdsd b.mself as sup
possi be had bcen ay, before be came iuto
hi' eody and that hAving been frrqaeatly
Prosecuted uiih spiders be still retained he
dread Sfbis old en-Dy. FTSB TAs sAosI.
and te0HdeyjAI LhiHgs
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AhEAUTivuL insA.

Assy smoeg ths Allsgbssiss, there !,
tpfibg 90 smst tbs. sif gle o.. iaasass.
msrs tsy, eould drain is dfy Is steals its
sasbHasiFs say amoug tbs hills. til Ia
fpfssdsoui isis che bssatSfal Obto Thsoss
q sirs'ehss oat . thossssd milos. issviss On
ice tauhs mofs thsn tand,sd " laa.s asd
siites as mauYa cultivated faro asa hs.s.
iug 0n - baeom asfs 'bsa Ssif thss,ssa
sis mhofts Thee isisr tts Mississisp,.
= sifeiesss svsy spt 80 so'us tselvs kun.
dfed a iss 9ofs uii it falls lato tbs rr.st
s1bism u stsfuiy u = sas n ibs s,sst
uiba'nfiss 81 fte sesaa ahisa. ah,a.-.t -
y - Gee fbail fsil sal foss nil tho ssgs,
sifh ens 80 81 ths sea anI its stk.5 y.
- iss8 sbail ih - BE htsds - ksssss
I'D sUsss ihst nms shsil b. % lac.
ho sith mefsI isaetaes lfhariii -fiys.
's--ss oessu, toaa1.ess ssA fsikoa iss, \,
stsfuiiy = Hghfasrs hliasias