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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

VIM. M. Hill, of Magnolia, has been
indicted and bound over for trial at the
next term of the United States Court for
treason. The following letter written by
him and returned to the Dead Letter Of
fee, was offered in evidence. The date Of
the letter, it will be seen, is May, and if
our readers will recall the position of af.
fairs at that time they will rebember that
the Mahony Conservative Democracy of
Iowa, including four-fiflhs of the Dem
ocratic papers of the State, then enter
tanned sentiments similar to, if not iden-
teal with, those of Mr.. Hill:
CLERKS OFFICE, Magnolia, Iowa,
May 18th, 1861.
EDITOR UNION DEMOCRAT, Union.
Monroe county, Va:
Some good friend, from my far off pa
rental home, sends me your paper Who
ever caused my name to be placed upon
your book cannot be submissonist, else
the patriotic and Southern Rights senti-
ments brcathed through your editorials
would be suppressed. Continue 70 for
ward your paper to my address, and when
! am informed Oft the amount due on sub :
scripton, the same will be sent YOU. The
Democrat is a welcome visitor. First
among the exchanges and correspondents
il is opened and read because ii halls from
! tie land that is dear to me, hallowed by
! the recollection of youthful DAYS, pass
ed amid the mountain sceneries that
overlook your beautiful town; the thoughts
OF aged parents, relatives and friends in
the Southern cline, with whom | journey
ed as youthful days feeted away. All, all
makes the tidipgs from my paternal home
eagerly sought after aud interesting.
Truly, Mr.. Editor, these are exciting
times The old ship of State that has
carried us safely through storms and per-
lis, is drifting rapidly towards the break
] ers yea. she has struck, and must 90 TO
pieces never again to be reconstructed.
Who has brought this dire calamity
upon Us not the conservative men Of
of the North The demons in the shape
OF Black Republicans and abolition rulers
| have so mlsled the excltable masses of the
/ North by such doctrines as set out in
ncle Toms Cabin, aud such as laugh,
By Beecher, Greedy, &c, that the fanat
* believe they afa doing God Cod service
to wage war of determination against the
/ Southern shareholders. Yes, Mr.. Editor,
the black hearted fanatics have caused
/ the dark clouds of war to hang over us,
and this once peaceful and happy Union
to be deluged with the blood Of relatives
aud friends, and the Union DESTROYED.
Conservative citizens in this portion OF
the west justify the course the South is
/ taxing, and condemn the Black Republi-
can Administration for waging this un-
holy aud unjust war upon the South. All
over the Northwestern States are thou
sands, and tens OF thousands OF Union
loving Democrats who say Amen and
God speed you in your noble work in
driving the hordes OF unprincipled Abo-
l''lonls's who bide the ealing OF "a section.
al Administration to pluder the ci liens
OF the South Never lst them pollutc
Your sacred soil
Ia the opinion Of majority Of the cili-
zens Of the Northern States, and perhap
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
MapyIao d for tue linton.

DaitiHoie, btc. =.
The Maryland Legislature organized
to-day by ele,tins Mr.. Benz speaker Of
the House, and Mr.. Goldsborough presi.
dent of the Senate. The Governors
message was transmitted. It's eminently
loyal and patriotic. He says he has con-
ssnaa tho Legislature il special session
in order that they may at once perform
clearly the express will of The people by
taking such steps as seem most effective
to vindicate the honor and loyalty of the
State by undoing as far as possible and
remcdying the evils If the legislation OF
their predecessors. He urges measures
for the payment Of the States portion of
the national tax for the expenses Of the
war He Gays 'thc rebellion must be put
down no matter III what cost Our State
must bear her share and he hopes it
will be done viii. no niegardly hand He
urges loan for the purpose also that it
is due to the pride of the House that i'm
mcdlate provision be made for raising and
equipping Marylands quota Of volunteers
for the war. H. also recommends leg.
islation for the summary punishment Of
persons in Maryland who shall be con.
victe of aiding OF abeiting in any manner
those who are ~ arms against the Gov.
crntnent.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
Plots and counterplots at Denver

One Captain Mckee, If Denver civ
raised company sometime since, repre-.
seating that il was designed for the Fed :
erai service The people Of Pixies Peak
however, suspected, from the character OF
the inen and the movements Of the com
pany, that i WIS intended as rebel ma !.
raudlng party; and, therefore. arrested
the oihcers, and nipped the tratorous plot
in the bud. The men swore vengeance
against their prosecutors and still con
tinned to hold secret meetings. I'LL hear
ing Of the approach Of Government
train, they proceeded out III town u IL.
tercept il. They met the train, which
was unarned, and demanded its surrcnd.
or. The commander asked time to con.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
HttatrcdHh.

Hsy-"compromise, word which can
now be uttered only by those speaking
openly and directly in the interests Of
the Kebellion. 20 long as the Rebels
have arms in their hands, there is moth
ing to compromise nothing but the
honor of the country and the integrity
Of the Government; and who, but he
who is ready. to fill towards grave,
il prepared for submission TO such hu-
initiation as this p Jos1,h Hoh, Of
kentucky.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

nesw The Chicago Tribune publishes a
mass of testimony proving the rascality
of Quartermaster Mckinstry in the mat
ter of purchasing supplies for the Gov
eminent. This testimony, which does
not reach Gen Fremont at all, is intro
duced with flourish as incontrover,ible
evidence of the guilt of Fremont of every
crime in the calendar, if the virtuous
shrugs and inuendoes of the Tribune are
received to aggravate and point them,
Now the truth, as we understand it, is
that McKinstry held his position--an in
dependent one in his Department-by d.
rect appointment from the Government.
There is no evidence offered that his ras-
calities were even suspected by Fremont,
much less that they We're perpetrated for
his profit or with his connivance.
On the principle of the Tribune applied
to this case. the commanding officer Is
guilty Of all the frauds of his subordi-
mates If the principle is carried out it
will reach the highest and purest chanc-
tiers in the land and cover them with the
accumulated infamy due to all the swim
oilers and peeulators in the public service.
In truth. upon such principles Jesus
Christ might be held amenable and re-
sponsibe for the thefts and other crimes
Of Judas Iscariot
The Tribune seems to distrnst its case
against Fremont, else it would not at
tempt to wage the war against him on
such unjust and untenahle principles. If
it has good case against Fremont, let the
people have it; but let us have no more
attempts to fix the guilt of Mckinstry
on Fremont, and no more bugaboos about
mysterious revelations yet to come.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

slider, and the rebels regarding the train
as fairly coralled with no chance of escape,
yielded to the request. During the me-
gotiation, however, man slipped ont OF
the train, and the next morning, about
daylight, company Of U. S. cavalry up
peared, surrounded the Socesh company
and took them back to Denver as pris-
oners.
Our informant, who left Denver two
weeks ago, says, that the fate of the pris-
oners had not then been determined
Secession, which was rampant there but
few months ago, is utterly annihilated.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
M ~ YORK " eRIT.
New York, Dec. A.

WV EHIhs IFtI4 F.
Flour Market rules quite firm; sales at
So 35(a5 40 for Super State; S. SOFA
- 80 for Extra State; S. 3oM5 40 Super
Western, SIS 60@5 80 Common to Medi-
um Extra Western; 81 s5fas5 10 for
Shipping brands Extra r. H. O.
Nheat-Market less active but prices
without decided change Sales mt 81 20
Cdsl 90 for Chicago Spring; 81 27G0
II g for Milwaukee Club: 81 3ll Red
State; IS FOR Winter Red Western.
Corn--Market shade frmer. Sales at
6lfn6oc for Mixed Western.
Whisky at 2o@20l.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
BY TELEGRAPH.
Afternoon Report.
4 FIGHT At SALEM/
REBELS WHIPPED,

Rolls, Mo-, Dec. )
Major Bowen. who left here Saturday
last, with 100 cavalry from General Wy.
mans brigade. in search of the notorious
marauding rebel Freeman, was at Salem
last night About three o'clock this a,
IN. he was attacked at that place by the
rebels under Coils Freeman and Turner,
and after sharp fight, the enemy, hold
ing one part 1T town and ours another,
were driven from the place and complete.
~ routed, with the loss of some ten killed
and thirty wounded, besides great many
prisoners Among the latter was one cap
tain. Our loss il about fifteen killed and
wounded. Maj Bowen holds the town
Reinforcemen,s have been sent him. IL
is feared the enemy will rally in large
numbers and oyerwhelm his command -
tits reported that from 1000 to 5000 of
the enemy are in the vicinity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

IL A Southern traitor has ambi-
tion and whisky for excuses, but
Northern traitor is natural tory and
toady. The New York News, the New
York Day Book, the Cincinnati En-
quirer, and few other northern papers
of that stripe, are doing more to fos-
ter and prolong the rebellion than all
the southern fanatics and disunion pa
perscom bined. = IsanhJor Ky Cam
sbtlatreufM
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

The steamship Northern Light from
Aspinwall Noy. 10Th, has arrived She
brings $4,000 in treasure. The cap
tain reports that information had been re-
celved ut Aspinwall that the privsteer
Sumter was at Martinique Nov 9th,
and that the gunboat lroquois was within
four hours sail at her.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05

The steamer Jas Adcer from South
ampton via iayal and Azores arrived
here
The iarylnd Legislature met to-day.
An organization will be effected to-mor-
row, whep the Governor message will be
delivered
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1861-12-05
kEOk u X

The WEEKLY GATE CITY ts pub-
lished every Monday at ,his OGc-, -
one OF the Oldest papers Ia lows, and
has . very widely extended eirc ulation
throuxhout the Des Moines valley North
Missouri, and Wessern Illinois.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
WIZ They ResiEnl

Now That the result of she late election bas
epEclnsivciy demonstrated he weakness az the
"preeipitaiing movement in Virginia, WI our
"PreeiPitanas' Senators at NaShington. in
obedience TO ;he popular wish. resign their seats.
and qG'.iiy reigFa to the privacy OF their homes'
Having done all they could TO inisre pa, seut tie
sentiment OF tbeir state and defiat AN adjust,
ment Of the pending difficulties beta cen the two
sections, does no, common SELF spect aa,i com.
mon deccncy absolutely require OF theta that
they shall no longer retain ,Lr,r places la Lbe
Senate : We, il'e people have spoken la long.
loud voice OF disaPpro,@l OF their course
ought not they To re-pcc; ri,ai voice. and ,anosc
the ranch in double qu,ck tiH,c!
We submit tho matter To their immediate
Consideration. The Lesislstars of vir.insa i
now in scssion AMI would doubtlcss GIL the
vacancies create! by their designations before
The close Of the present week. LIT Mason and
Hunter resign, is the almost unsninio,> demand
Of tie people OF Virginia Richmond HAig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Par.on Brown,o~ for the Union.

The Knoxville CTrnn.) whig. edited by the
Rev. W q. Brownio~. comes to US OVERLOOKING
with CnIon sentiments of the TDost earnest and
un'nistakable character. We extract a para
graph:
II am for my country and on the side Of the
general government. and n ever contest. either
at or on land. shall rejoice in the triumph
Of tbe government troops sighting under the stars
and stripes. Should Tennessee go out Of the
Un.Oa. shall continue 10 denoupce secession
ism and war against the storms OF fanaticism
Of the North, and the assaults of demagogues
and traitors nj the South. though their numbers
be legion, In all eAndor, l believe that ir
Southern Confederhcy the freedom OF speech and
Of the press will be denied, and Tor the exer-
else Of them win be hung. But, come what
may, through veal or woe, in peace or war. 40
earthly power shall keep ne from donouncins
tie enemies Of my country. until my tongue and
pen are parAiyred in death Once destroyed.
thus Union can never be RECONSTRUCTED. And,
with others, have rcsoI we'd that no earthly
power shall prevail against Il that Il shall be
perpetual" ~ our fathers intsDd,S it-"one
and indiSisitlc, now and forsyer"
We. BsowSLON,
Editor of tho Knoxville Wing
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
seed Corn-IsoS 90 Produce Earle
Termination.

IL lon did no.. ~ You have so often been al.
'lsod 10 90. >ay- your sossieorn b, ..Iec,n,, The
bcstcar- IN the ,cld. doat lose another day.
20 at onco !onr eorpcribs AMI pick Out ths
bandsotncst ears tlai Won can Gud and. storu
tbsm ap in some 10, lot No matter II it ID
very smoky c6e, -sud a. hot a. a July sun, IL
won hurt thc Vitality OF the seed.
IL = oi tiie highsst importance tha, your seed
should gvrIsinate immediately after you plant il.
That i Of more Importance than early plsnt-
ins Termination can undoubtedly be hasten.
ed 10y artificial means. Dr, chamberlin OF Bu-
rn County, Ill. has made some Important dis
eo'erics IA thi- direction. The Reppbi,o,rn saws:
last year Dr Chamhcrlih Of this place made
son.c practical experiments. and demonstrated
that hearly ham tkc time may br SAVED in scrra-
mating the -e,d by the use Of chloride uf lime.
Not satisfied with the saccc.- cf last wear,
be j. again experimenting. In has ofl.,e h, has
four boxes in tkc fret j. .eorn planted v r,hov,
soak'ng' and T. scrd Dot s,1Ia.natcd in tLa
second the seed was soaked IN warm water,
which ilas just need 10 gcrmiua,c in tIl,
third. j. seed soaked in "a solution OF Emc. and
green blades are just Pcrpng iron, thc ground
m tie ioarth IL sc.d IN a solution oi chloride Of
AH;e and coPi'eTas IN equal parts and the blades
AZ" now ueariy thrre inchys above tlr ground
-! The ser'is were planted at the same tine. in
Tie same quality of soil and taken from the
same ear. The bo1cs have all had an equal
share % heat and light. nri,lc. allowed an, ad.
vantage over ,hr other.
~Ihls experiment should attract the attention
OF farmers. We conclude iiom four to six
weeks may be savcd by the usc ct chloride Of
lame and coPP,ias, which j. a matter OF uo or.
dinary moment whsn ~r reflect unt "A DELAY in
the scrinaaiion OF the sc,i OF two weeks fire.
quenily places the crop within tie reach Of the
trust IA the Fall Another fac, Of some impor-
tance may also BE- mentioned Iby eopT.ra.
used Ia soaking will prevent tic birds. SPUR.
rrls, ~"rnis. &c- irDu, ,atne tlc seed.
~pr Chambesl.n assures w. that one pound Of
chloride OF Iimc and one pound II copperss in
wafer ALL soak enough ,e,d Tor twenty acres
lhc cost will not b. over tv.Eiy-t,s cents
livery farmer could Ase5I 10 mskc tie eAp,ri.
Tent, even II b. should TAIL to derive any bene,
G; from a."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
' aTnPires,

There b. ia South Amcriea I'm enormous lat,
called the NamJire. Hs Is n ,try usi, very ia.
s.d'ous sud yer, dangerous f-iloU when The
weary Traveller. ovcrconr ty the tropical heat.
sinks into repu.e hg Namisr- co,nrs With
po'selr-s wing and plants .tsslf uroD its VIC
uHl While this wH.frs process 10 going on.
it fans thc sleeper into st.i prof,ur,lcr repo.s
with i,s hprs wing. 1has it halls Lim INTO iu-
sensibili,y while t slowiy sucks VI. Ilic away
j. tl.rre not - 80 "a political cbnrlatans 10
tis niou who are nov playing ihe Vampire
yron fhe body polite Have We nat n,en
Among A vho have sacked t.o B,bIp.I and
terv uurur COT u tie American in.oa. and
vso fan ihe passions oi tic people n.to state
~ 'ieirriusi thai -ii 81. s.sf u. i. .nsoaalhlc %
thu death vhich b surely anj ,ert,..niy cl,,-ing
ruund their bofe j. nos tls Ameriosn Cnioa
ihs doouicd vietim 81 tbs Nhmp.fs- ~ seetion.
siisru Gao ne peopls b. afss-,.l ff,,,a tlsir
fatal and aunatural slun.her iu tins "a ave
dis Usions Tbcse srs tbe questions 81 iha
hour. sev morr rsess pertsps vii answer
ihem for liie Or death Rtfh Wig.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Thc Test.

Wien ikc wise Rin- proposed to divide the
child between the claimants the. true mother
cried out, Oh, my Loni, si,c 49, tb. living
child in no ways slay A." /, vas the false
mother that said. Ia; IL be nei,Ler lnine nor
,a.ne, bat d,rias A.
1he BecrhuTs and Grccley, Who refuse to
yield ans 'hine f'r the sake oi the countr, -~ho
sec tte IMPENDING sword. aud ary willing to let
II iall- ~ho H.0,k at DIVISION, and would .cu
ti'e couutr! annih.la,ed and dead. rather than
Ia ,is arms Of another. ARE the false and unuat
ural claimants. 1bose on the Other baud. who
say. ~Lr' us yield zap our wishes. aud even odr
r'gh's, that this lifs may DC preserved and KIN
droi blood he spared, sPeas The ,-.cc OF natur-
al affection
The people and the world recognize the nc.
cents, aud sec in the surrcnd,r Of rights the
Highest title 60 authority and confieuec They
bear tho pl,adires of uaturr and they judge
tl'eir truth hy tire voice Of their own ,ym.
pathetic hearts
In the copie., thc .cnp,ural idea i, fllGlled.
that By -isnS up We gain. and what ~ I'D
vii bc rcturasd manifold ia tie blessings of
peace. and unity. and true iiberiy 1bmy
AR4s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
POETRY.
The Bellies.

How the so"ss siitiers viii its belle~-
Cify bellies
,sn ~ their d acwuess forcseilsl
IN those mary waves " ngLt'
While their .ibNsn siiyg,-rs Iatter. A :
Whtslercd dznsiic- fawn aud faf,cr
~ racuitye dciight
With their nirtins Keeping time reI
lneSlrcrsihle ir rhyme,
To the set-saw ss,ulntion ,ha, ecssa1caliy swell,
OF ti'e s~lie.. bellies. beiiss. i-,s s-l,ii
Alas, How be~i,ehifs are the belic. ne,,c.. BELLE,
~ Cly bellies
Lo,ire are the gianecs Of The bsIics--
Village belle,i
whst love OF coaue,ry their d,.ery io,e,.ii.
In tlcir rsrt msTiDstions.
fiil.d with apt considerations.
On. how cruelty they iease
c,.. Seoine besnx
Ioprppos-."
oh, how iorcly that are stealing
Throogh mere singieness OF fcennrl
To the heart
Cupid, smart
shsIi he vaaiSbc,i by the beIse.. seise.. briie.-
- b.. aauisd LeIlss--
ny TIC smiling and bcsalling Of tie bellies
Listen to the laughing OF the belize
"h@, pleasure in tic haginess ,har ,nu,eaiy swell.
W those clear. angelic tuss,
"heru soul Ia sta,iiess iioats
Ffes from art.
Follows ecto as u ieui-
Through the deils
A. u wells
from the heart.
Keeping iiuic. tiInc time.
" sslrt oi woodland rhyme
l. With the temples ut the hills
N.ih TIE tilFies 81 Ihe r.lls.
Ara whisper 10 our senses that the bellies bellies
j. belize.
Nature moulded bellies
Are the hciics that WIN hriur us
A they maseaily rins us
HAPPY times
In the chimes
oi the dishes a. they rattle.
Wien they aT0Nucd the " Lal,ys" lfaif.r
In woodcmhOwctci home. where the belle ~ the
bellies
-fs.t ofe,en country b,lIcs-
shgh love as wdiran
IiCr ipsn siiiy af.e,tion-.
Can love iu every -;arau;
iotC ret very cuniu0a
AmotE tehcs. city belle, smirE village belle.
Oacu bcarflr-s and a. sauie>s-
quite ccl tsiuly they }row Ies>-
ItHu the foTlinr t'af Win dliter
Ronrd f.c nsisrs thaf NAV glitter
1"miHnsled vita ihe hncry that dctuTsiss the hees.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21

IL there j. anything in the world that Young
man should be mose thankful for than another
u is poverty which necessitsies his starting in
life under very great di.ad,ap,sycs. Poverty
Is one of the be-, tests Of human quality IN eN.
istrnee. triumph over il i- like graduating
with honor from West Point II demonstrate.
stuH AMI staroina- IL is a ecru6ea ate of worthy
labor. crv,ii,ably performed. A young man
Who cannot stand the test. is not worth anv.
thing lie can never rise above n druds. or y
PsuPcr "A Young man vino canno; heel has will
harden. the yoke Il poverty presses upon
him. and his pluck rise with every difficulty pow
eriy throws IN hts way may n well retire into
soue eornsr and hide himself. Poverty saves
Thousand times morc men than i; ruin.; E,r
Il only ruins those who are not particularly
worth saving. while 70 saves multiiu,l,s Of tho,
whom wealth would have ruined. II any younr
man who reads this. j. 80 unfortunate as 20 he
rich. give him nay pity. ! piiy you. my rich
Young friend because you are in danger You
Lack one stimulus Ia elOrt aud cAccileno.. wLieh
your poor companion Possesses You will l.,
very apt If you have soft spot in your head
10 think yourself above him. ard iLat ,nr, ol
thing makes you mean. aud injuries YOU With
full pockets and full stomach. and & ne linen and
broadeloth on your back. your heart and soul
-pieth"ric. IN the race OF your life you will End
yourself surpassed by AL the poor bows around
you, before YOU know il.
No, my boy il YOU are poor. ,aani God ard
take courage; ior lie intensis to give ynu
chahco to make something OF yourself. II you
had Plcaiy OF money ten ehance- to one It would
spoil You for all useful purposes. Do You
lack edusation. F. Have you been cut sLort in
the text book Remember that educ lion Ike
some other ihinss does not consist in the Iru,i-
iude OF things n man possesses. What can yuu
do! That Is the QUESTION that sei,Ies the Lusi-
ness for you. DO You know your b,,.ireSs -
DO YOU know mea. and how {, deal with iLrn
Has Your mind, 10y any lneags Whatsoever. re-
eciSed that discipline wAiei, gives to it, artios
power and faculty! Ii 40 then you are more ot
a man, and a Thousand times better educated
than the fellow who graduates from college
with his brains full Of stuff tGai he cannot ap-
ply TO the practical business OF liie-sti.iI. the
acquisition of which has been in no sense a dis.
cip!inary process as iar be Is concerned
There are very few men in tl.is yrld les than
thirty years OF age, unmarried Who caa afford
to Gc rich One OF the greatest benefits to he
re"prd from great financial disasters. Is the "a
wing large crop OF young mem 7iH.OtAy 7if-
. Co.ab.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1861-02-21
Cure for Blisa s,agssr..

Blind siazesrs- or susm IN a. l.ssd b q dis
ssss - vbsh sAerp aFs suiitct u 8, esssral-
" -appo,s.i. ve teisse' thsi tirre b no eafs
~ H. But 81 rosssr.ssioa. iss 8sgssinss. q.
49, NJ. iisgh kss. oi tl.l. eoasiy b. ststsi
90 10 that b. 3ssgti 81 isi d..,otfrs.i rssa
siy. II b, i % a.-fatsn g. dtsee,sry may
be matter of fsefaf ultofisp,s lo ii.,ss having
sbeep. Ca q BIZ sls., ha.l basa aasri,d sik
ths assfass meutsvbed. sci bed ~ stssa aay.
flssag lor tVo sesss "a eosld aod stsod sp,-
As 40 esfeuu.cai le fut n iesstosuiuli - spir-
iis ~ iurpeat.ne 10 eaea sas u ,te a8sesd
sbeeP 1ie orSt dsy it VS. ~ ifs fst, sad
repcatipg ths tarpfntifc,. "a ssiiysly fecstsrs.l.
The fvu,siy = sa;s Hsa sispis. .sd 49, M,
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"lie IS only printer = was the snecrirg re-
mark OF leader VA the circle of ar,stocracy
OF the Goldfish quality
Well who was the Earl of stanbopc' IIo
was only A-pr!n,cr. What j. Prince FTcdcrck
William. who married the Princess Royal Of
Engihnd' lie, too. WAS only printer. Who
WAS William CaNton one OF tie faticrs or III,
sraiure! He was only printer Who are
George d. Prentice, Charles Dickens. NJ Theirs.
Douglas Jerrold, Baysrd Taylor. q p Morn.
J. Gales, G. Richardson, y. T. Willis. aad sen
Aiors DiS, Cameron and Niles! They. 100
we're all printers. What was Benjamin Frank
linz Only printer! Every ose cannot be n
printer brains are nccessary.