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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-21
4 ,OST-OFFiCE DIRECTORY


Arrival of the Mails.
Eastern hailarryes daily lsandsys exceptedlvia
Plymouth, At IS O'Clock. p. u.
81. Louis and Southern Mail srrvesdsil, (Mond dzyt
exceptedl at6,p.m.
Western Msiiarriyes daily upda s)atI2 oo
O'Clock, III.
Darlington Eailarrlyes daily (eassi tSEnesys iat<
0p.m.
csriha &c and Ply oril Aa{latri, iaIy salilts
sxeepted) at SPIN.
charieston haii 10 tri-veekly) arrives raaiAys,
1hlIAdAl = and Saturdays at p. m.
Closing OF the MALLS.
Eastern Mail closes daily tex xcept rdsys3stsp
m
ST. Louis and sout bern hsilcioses daily tsatprdAy.
e1eepted)atep.
Barfingten hsiicioses daily (e1veI tsa.urdayD At
ep.m.
Nestern Mail closes daily teaecpt saturdsys} At 6
o'cioetp.m.
earthaseand Pig outh AAileIosesda ls.ta rdsys
saeept-dla, q pm.
charleston Mailt,ri-we-kiyl closes Mondays Wed
pssasys and Fridays,atGa.n. 8s
III The Post oGce will be open on Sunday from
Ato ioo'c o'cfotk.a.m. j. Il. HOWELL, N.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-06-21
Senator sumner ON President LIN.
coin.

The following is private letter written
by Hon. Charles Sumner in reply to
letter written by q personal friend. 1t
appears in the Boston journal:
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
From the Po1ghkseps.e Press
SCENE At A POST OFFICE.

A Mlesian !sdv approaches. She is short
and angular, with Ratchet shaped face, and Q
hatchet-edged voice.
Where's NE letthers" is her abrupt question.
~ nat letter." asks the clerk
"Niver mind noH; l want me three cin:s."
w bat three cents:"
"The three cints sev ye to sind a lether to
New Ycrrick"
Whist DO you want the three cents for them
'' Because the letthur never wint"
'And how do you know it never went:"
g Because Nhin nv sisiher answerd it, she
never GO, it,
"How could she answer it if she never got
it?"
"Arrah, hould your head. Will yer Civ me
the three cin,s, or won, ye:"
"No ma am you mus, be crazy to ask it."
"Is it me crazys"
Certainly, crazy as a bedbug"
{" Bad luck to We, and is il the like Of YOU
that dare call me bedbug? Is there any Other
way Of gettin' at ye except through this little
vinder :' asked the now furious woman.
mo ma'a am, no other way."
"Faith it's lucky for you thin. II there wal
I'd come and welt you like an ould ehoe. Niv
er mind" continued the lady a she went away
III tell NE husband tonight, and he'u dot the
two eyes ou, of ye, he will.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
WHY do WE SHAKE HANDS.

1t is very old fashioned way Of indicating
friendship. Jehu said to Jehonadab, q Is thine
heart right as my heart il with thine heart. II
it be, give me thine hand" Ii is not merely an
old fashioned custom; it is a strictly natural Que.
and, as usual in auch cases, We mas hnd physi-
Ological reason, il we only take the pains TO
search for it. The animals cultivate friendship
by the sense Of touch well oy the sense
Of smell, hearing and sight; and for ibis purpose
they employ the most sensitive parts oi their
bodies. They rub their noses together, or lick
one another with their tongues. Nov, the
hand is a part of the human body in which the
sense OF touch is highly developed; and, after
the manner OF the animals, We nor only Ike to
smell him-tbough Isaac, when his eyes were
dim, resorted to this sense as means of recog-
milton, I'VE also touch him, and promote the
kindly feelings by the contact and reciprocal
pressure Of the sensitive hands. Observe, to1,
how the principle is illustrated by another of our
modes OF greeting. When we wish 10 dcterm-
inc whether substance be perfectly smooth
and are not quite satisfied with the information
conveyed by the fingers, We apply It 10 the lips
and rub it gently upon them. We do 50, because
We know by experience that the sense OF togchi is
| more &C lively developed in the lips than in the
hands. Accordingly, when we wish 10 reciPro.
cate the warmer feelings We are not content with
the contact Of the hands, and we briag the lips
into service. A shake OF hand. sutiices Tor
friendship, in undemonstratve EaglaDi at least;
but kiss is the token Of more tender aflcc.
tion.-Dr. Humphrey.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
UNITED STATES MAIL.
MICHIGAN.
lCozliasei frc-' Pace Far !

C0stHHe1 frCrf Pace FSar-'
ring the contract term ofEcrs established sste- : :
advertisements Is issued and curing the c1l.r cr
term, are 10 be visited without extra pay the distance
be not increased
IL. bId received after the .st cay ana hour Isir
Or without the guarantee required ~ law and err a.
su;tclency OF such guarantee carvot be
considered IN competition with resL.2T PIE ~ reason
able N amount.
L. Bidders should first propose for service strictly
according 70 the aGvert.ser ri, and Thea 4 they s-g
separately for different service ana Il tn rsar bic De
The lowest offered for tie atvertss1 serye TIE yJ4er
propos tons may be considered
rs There should be bat one r, Qte BID f "a proposal
Consolidated OF combination bis O. proposing oe sum
for two or more routes forbidden - law aa5 can
not be considered.
Il. The route the service the yearly Ta- the name
and residence OF the bidder [tlat T. III post oI1,
address, and those of each member Of lrGl. whore
company ct-rs should be distinctly stated.
10 Bidders are requested 10 as far practicable
tie printed form Of proposal furnished by depart
ment to write ont 10 ful the o their bids and
ret 8in copies q them
Altered BIDS should not be submit.e nor sholld bid.
once submitted be withdrawn No withdrawal of BIZ.
der or guarantor Will be allowed unless dated ami rece
we'd before the last day for receiving proposals
Each BID must be G--4ranteed by two responsible
persons.
General guarantees cannot he admitted The bi an,
guarantee should be sned p'iny with the full name q
each person.
The department reserves the right TO reec. any tie
which Iny be deemed extrayagsnt ana also TO
the bis 0! falling contractors and bidders.
IL The b1 should be sealed, supersc-lbei Mai Pro
pcsas, state Of Michigan addressed second Assstau
Postmaster General, Contract Odce and sent by mai
not by or 10 an agent ana pOstmasters Will encos
proposals lor !-ttera Of any kincJ in their quarter
returns
Il The contracts are TO be exscvtet and returned t.
- department. bg or before the it dC" u AuGust
5ut the service r1ust be commenced the lzt Of Ju p-
ceGing or on the mail day next after shat dale wete
the contracts b. executed or bot.
Is iOstmasters AZ Offices on or naa- railroads hui nor
tAaI .gbty rods from stat.sn VII Immediately astJ
the St OF March next report their sXsct d>tauc. lrE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
WHAT THURLOW WEED SAID TO
BENNETT.

Some months since, it was publicly announced
that Thurlow Weed shared the bospitalit;es oi
the eccentric-eyed sage of Washington Heights,
at his own residence, and much curiosity was
manifested as to "what was the matter "
Weed is not the man to spend his time with q
-Dalo-n Ii!so Bsnnst, without q purpose, and
onr Washington correspondent, in q private
note gives US the facts i'm the case, which are
very curious. After Bull Run, it will be re
membered, the Government was compelled, by
a sense of selfpreservation, to practically eus.
pend the yournaiof Commerce, Daily Neus, Dd ,
Book, and other dsloyal papers The Herald
all this time was perfectly loyal; but about the
time Mr. Chase negotiated his first loan, it be-
gan to show its secret venom to the loyal cause
by attacking the fnascial policy Of the Admins
trs'on, and was preparing, true to its instincts
Of mischief, for a terrific onslaught on the Gov.
ernment. Secretary Seward, however, WAS de.
termined not TO submit to it, and he consequent
" sent Weed to See Bennett and inform him oil
the feeling at Washington. He was notified
that il he opened on the Government his paper
would be seized and he sent to fort Lafayette.
Bennett dom'd" good deal, but was si|euced
10y copy OF Dispatch, dated at the Herald
Office, which had been seized by the Govern
ment early in the war, which proved the Herald
establishment to have been i: the interest and
Day OF jeff Davis. The old Scotch traitor was
completely cured by this exhibit, and promised
20 support the Government earnestly, especially
Mr. Seward This is the frst time this
matter has been made public-N. r Sunday
Times
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
CHERIFF SALE.-James B. Howe rs

~ B-njamn e. Hart and ALVIN y. Hart-Bs virtue .f
writ of derl faciss sGed IF and under the
the Gre Court for the County Of Ingham aod
Michigan, and d'rec'ed and delivered agsins the
goods md chattes s. lands aud tenen.n- ~ BENJAMIN
Hart and ALVIN Hart, dad on the .l-tcay Nov-rn
ser, u 1851 levy upon and tase all the right,
and in crest of toe ~eienGants said name-,
% the flIov ns parcel IF Ian 20 a.. th-
piece parcel of land situate, lyirg snd he
the county of lnyhsm. and State of Michigan,
snosn and =tlnyuishsd the Map Pa # the vii
age tnow cry f Lans ng recorded N he cfce e he
Register OF DeeGs for tte county of Ing part ci
hot number 90 N block nuu her twelve (2) tgefer
.ith al the PRIV Of ug he o, tir4ni
20 propel the Fiorns Mil staBd thereon, h,h
vas conveyed by dsei frcm Hiram >mith. D-n 81 l.
Gaze AMI FL zsbeth nanfotn to Alvin Ha't spd fc n
ALVIN Hr 70 Ben = Hart. he tie hr-I viEbt
% ssd wafers Of Grand Riyer far i
f,r propeiing four # mil stone with
chu-rT alta Led thereto, With all the app-1ea
cng'rg me eto, aud Known Harts sliur'ng Nil. N
the cg Of Lansing, uhch right, tile n1 interest sha!
expose f,r sale pubic 20 tie CHEST odce
the Law de.ts at the fr door of the D.hsr
" Curt House rh- village Of Mason saturday, the
18th day of January next, ~ one O'Clock r. NJ
Dsret Mason, Dec. I'd. 1861
.x3+5 TRUMAN SPENCER Shs-T
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
From the Louisville Journal Jan. S.
4 CHAPTER OF RE BEL OUJRAGES.

The deeds Of Zollicoffer's hordes are as afro
cious as any committed by the rebellious Sikhs
IN the British |, dian war, and Sahih 10 a." --e~'
nf iiyfL ami r0mnared tn the confederate
;uttiaus. In proof that this assertion is no ex
acgeration, Mr.. W. NJ. Green who was compelled
tn leave jamestown, Russell county, and take
refuge at Columbia, writes to US from the latter
place that the counties of Clinton, Wayne and
Russell are completely overrun by the Confed
crates Their force consists of eleven regiments
Of infantry aud about fifteen hundred cavalry,
with eight pieces of cannon, two of which are
ritled twelve Founders.
The cavalry are raging over the country,
shooting down citizens or taking them prisoners,
and t1king possession of all the horses, cattle,
hogs and bed clothes. In come instances they
have compelled Union men to pull off their coats
ant boots that they might appropriate them.
They have taken fourteen citizens OF Russell
county away as prisoners; they robbed the store
of John A. Leveredge, at ROwenas, of all his
goods, and destroyed his books and notes to the
value of SlS. 900; they plundered the store Of
George W. Ludwil's, in jamestown, of all the
clothing it contained, and also took his horse
In Wayne, near the line Of Russell county,
| they violated the person of Mrs. Dean in the
presence of her fatherin.law, an infirm old man
| aged ninety, and left her nearly dead, and com
| mItted like hendsh act upon two sisters namea
Harris, and treated them so barbarously that
they have since died, or rather Mr.. Green has
heard report of their death. In several of our
border counties half of the male inhabitants are
in the Union armies. Russell, with a voting
population Of nine hundred and fifty, has sent
FIVE companies to the field, and about seventy
more men are scattered in other commands.
There are no more loyal people in the State than
in the counties of Russell, Clinton, Cumberland
and Monroe, the four counties having furnished
at least twenty five hundred soldiers. These
meE have all been Withdrawn from the pro,ec
ton of their homes, 90 that Rebel maurauding
parties are ravaging the counties without q sin.
gle soldier to oppose them.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22

MORTGAGE SALE.-Default having

AVA been made IN The payment ~ the first nssimes
Of certain moriga executed by John " Cook o hue
e. Ayers, dated the 18th day Of February 1851 and
recorded in the Office of the Register of Deecs for Ing
county, in the State of Michigan, the IN day OF Gs
1861 at o'c oek L5er Is of MOrtgs page
S56, which mortgage duly assigned By ssid rho L.
Aye to the uncers gned Hiram II smith, and The
sgnment recorded the said Re- Of Deeds of
nee the 20 day OF March, 1871 O'Clock r NJ
Liber IA of Mortgages. page 3s5, which mort
of prDcpal and interest, the OF two hundred snd
col and suit proceeding at Law equi-
y has been instituted Tor the recovery of the
any part thereof, notice is therefore hereby gwen that
saId mortgage will be foreco.ed by sale of the
premises and that by virtue Of power of q
SAID and in purruanceo OF the statute in such
made and provided the premises cescrbed SAID
mort rtgage Will be sOn to pay the amount claimed due
aforesaid, with the interest thereon together with $50
attorney fee provided for said tgage and the
and charges of such sale at public vendue TO The highest
bidder. the Court House in che village of Msson (be
ing the place Of holding the Circuit Court SAID
of Ingbsm, Thu siay the 18th day of Ma ch next
tween The hour of O'Clock the forenoon and the
ting Of he sun, wit: O'Clock the aftern
day. Sad sale will he subject to the If $500
and interest thereon yet be due said mortgase
The said premises described said mortgage the nor, b
halt OF lot seven in block two hundred and forty sin
(2i6) in the city of Lausing, ths county of
and state of Michigan.
Dated December 18th, 1S61
HIRAM H. SMITH,
Assignee of said Mortgage.
+ IONGYEAR 13s3
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
HARVEST AND VINTAGE
Ey A. Z. u. DSSANNk-

i dreamed Of . marvellous Harvest
l dreamed Of a Threshing Floor,
Where men Ike gram, BY Angels twain
We're garnered Ii measureless store
AL bound II sheayes, Ike corn in the leaves
And failed, from husk 10 core.
And the Angels sang. with voices sweet,
''0ut Of the Gram the Dress we beat,
out Of the Cha1 we winnow the Wheat:
= True Sous are the Wheat Of Nation -
j dreamed Q: wonderful VIatase-
dreamed Of q WINERIES red
Where Men, Ike grapes, by angel shapes,
We're tro1def. with wraihfal tread
AS grapes ye work, 10 must and 10 m1rk
And crush them. shred by shred.
And the Angels sang, with tongues diviue-
'oui Of the murk the mus; We fine,
Z" Out Of the Grapes We mellow the Vine:
Brave Hearts are the Vine Of Na,ion,''
i would that my dream were Real
That Angels this Land might tea,
And scourge our sod with the fails o. God,
And scatter the chat from the wheat,
And nightly tread. IA cur Wlne-Press red
All cross beneath their feet.
That our souls might sing, IN joyous strain
80 oat Of the Chat the Wheat we gain.
.'oat Of the NQrk the Wine We dram:
The Wheat and the Wine OF our Na;ion,f
pray that the Angel OF FREEDOM
May strive with the Angel Of WAR.
Til men, ike grain, these WinnOwers twain
Shall aail, from husk 10 core.
TIL men, like Wine; in libstion divine.
To Thee, . Cod they pour,
And !crevermore sing, With tongues divine
God OF the True this Wheat Is Thine,
"God o. the Free! receive this Wine:
Tie Heart and the soul Of our Nat!on''
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
Annapolis correspoadence Of tue Boston Journal.
PATRIOTIC EXAMPLE.

When it was proposed to raise the Twenty
tn Massachusetts, regiment, gentleman re-
siding at Worcester t~ao has been for iileen or
twenty years ia an extensive business covering
hundreds Of thousands of dollars yearly took
lively interest in raising the first company.
There being considerable competition in thc re.
cruitiDg business It was found 80 neShaI diff
cult TO ill up the company, and this gsUsiealan
having considerable influence, resolved 10 enlist
as a private, and thus offer an example to bis
acquantances. The result was that the com
psny was raised in numbers from nineteen mrn
70 near one hundred and twenty 10 les than avc
days, and the extra men were transferred 10 Az
other company. This individual had an in-
surance OF so. 900 on bis life 10 a Nes York
insurance company, ard he imned s'siy alter
enlisting proceeded 20 Nex YORK and pad SsDy
TO the company 10 secure hs pD.icy, an4 be .s
10 pay an eqaal sum each Year be = 10 the FER
vice He l. 10 Gen. Burn-ld-'s division g
private, and draws :l3 per month fsr his SER
vices. while hi- business ~ Worre-t.r is xnOlly
~ithou; bi- superintendence He ieii sae ald
several small children a. bone, in ~Hon be ss
deeply interested, and 10 leaving them iie must
have made great sacrifice.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
CTATE OF MICHIGAN. County O.

~ Ingham, Sat- session Of the Probate Court fo'
the unity of lugha, hoCen at the Probate Oce in the
village OF Mason, Monday, the 10th day OF Dec IN
the thousand eight and sixty pres
ent WX H. PINCK>EY, Judge Of Probate In The matter
- 80" "sfeta ' r' 'aphr avarv deceased. On read
'pg and hng the peution, uuiy verified, Of May
jane Avery (~idow of ssd deceas-d) pray that let,
;ers Of nsti alton upon sand estate be raDted
to Mary avery and Jane. Vi Royce:
ThereupcD it ordered, hat Monday, the Goth day Of
January next at IL O'Clock the forenoon, be gns
for the hear of ad petitcn and that the hens la
of deceased and all other persons interested
estate required Ia appear at session Of sad Cosr
then be holc.n at the Probate 0ce the village
Mason. and show if there be- wis the pTs
Of the petitioner should be granted: II s fur
ther ordered. that said petitioner notice to the
interested said estate, of the tendency Cf
petition, the hearing the eof by causing copy of
this order 20 be published in the Lansing Republican
printed and ciTcu atIng sand county of Ing
ham, successive weeks previous said cay Of bes .
ing A true copy.) WM. II. ilNLkNtY,
3vS4S Ju~ge ,f pr hate
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22

SQUIBs FROM TIE LOUISVILLE J1rEysL.--
Besuregsrd mas been writing istters 10 oo.-ter
himself up. We nave heard much compliant
lately Of the failure OF letters, and Besa,eg4fes
case is q signal instance.
set of poe,as,ers in the South are writing
Dixie songs. They for the most part treat all
sensible thoughts Gen. Dix d e TIE Eirzinia
niggers-don'r permit them within their lines.
u. W. Ide, OF Missouri, writes angrily to
Missouri paper that be cah't zee toe o. ieel OF
prosecuting the war. lie is not expected TO see
very well-he is cross lde.
The most likely thing to make rebel swear
il to proffer to him, under trying circumstances,
the privilege of taking the oath Of a!Ieg anee.
The Nashville Union says tha, " Tennessee
has one little matter TO settle with Kentuckrr
Kentucky has a score TO settle with Tennessee
Send socks to the poor soldiers. They can't
provide such things for themselves, though no
doubt the broken bones Of most Of tie wounded
ones are knitting night and day.
The Washington Republican says that Gen.
Brown has an important job to do at Pensacola.
Well, do il up Brown.
Gen. Floyd, the great Cheat, arrived At Bow.
ling Green from the neighborhood OF Caea;
Mountain last Tuesday.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
SHERIFF SALE.-John Coatsworth

~ for the Of William Grsaen ~ John H Chile- -
BY virtue OF fac issued Of and under
tbS seal Of ue Circuit Court fer the county Of n-ns
10 directed and delivered against h- goods snd cbs
tes, lands tensrnen-s John u Cnnds did The
9th cay Of S~ptem.e, A. 1851. levy upon the right
title and of the said etptsn- sad ut named
in and to the following described lands and
10 vii The nor-h and TIE east ha Of The
south east of section thirty (So) to~nshp
thres 81 north of range ID the county o
Inghsrn Michigan which right title and interest shall
expose for sale public the fron. door Of the
Ingham county Court House Saturday the 18th Gsy
Of January next, at O'Clock p VI.
TRUMAN SPENCER, Sheriff.
Dated M SON Dee d ISL -y3i5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
GUARDIAN SALE.-State of Michi.

~ gan. Coanty If Jackson, SIN the matter Of Tire
estate Of Caroline Taylor Notice ia hereby ven, that
OF sad county of Jackson. .ha foy and ei
At public auction Friday The 3lst dAy Of January
parcels Of land 10 Wit: N. south half of section
tvo. town north range two east as,. the north
ore half of section three north east
creeping hundred out of the north west
sold tn Levi Hun. The sale TO b. held At the Court
House the village of Mss,c lnshs county Sale sub
ject to AL in-umbrances Terms made known day ot
sale
Dated Jackson, December 18th, 1861.
6vs47 C.N. MILLS, Guardian
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
GULTUI N PARV0.

The following !npromptu lines from the Salem MSS
Gdsse tell much truth, and speak forth fully the
sentiments of all who have hearts in them i; is posi-
be 20 speak in so few words.
Take them anu welcome, Old Englsnd-the traitors,
Though slave cannot breathe YOUR boastei free
SOL.
Your arms open wide to receive their oppressors;
Should any one hinder the wo-l4 you'n ernbrol
S down al your ease with yolr stui with cotton
dull long they cosed - your paupers sal wal
You like the slaves products, II others vii keep hin:
You heed rot the sorrows pressed down in each bale
Take them and welcome, Old Engand-the traitors.
They could breathe long our free Northern air
Take with them the scorn Of free hearted nation
Then pat forth another demand. II yoa dare.
Take them ami welcome, Old Englana-;he traitors.
Wen send you the rest, t.eT heads, bye and bye,
But never more say that you stand Up for Freedom
Or the civilized worl. " "a cali IL a LIE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22

TWit is the boomerang that str ikes and
graciousy returns to the hand, bat sarcasm ID
the envenomed shaft that eticks in the victims
gizzard.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22

Success, is a word that has tue magic Of
witcncratt in it-wthout il, . man is william,
fool, or Q madman,-vith it, saint, q sage, OF
philosopher.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22

Jef. Davis to Old Abe after the fall Of
Sumter:
With paixhan, mortar and petsrd,
Old Abe to JEFF. Davis after the capture Of
Port Royal:
Your tender lacked powisr-perhaps you're in want
have therefore sent you the best of Dupont.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1862-01-22
Painting, Glazing, L. Paper Hanging

Prompt attention given Cosc.i nept of Taxes,
aut tnvestgst,cn of Land titles.
r. c. DART, :. u BINGHAM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1862-01-24

One evening. when sydney Saith vac
drinking tea With Mr.. Austin, the servant
snsr.d the crosdct room, with = soilin:
ua. kettle IN hi, hand. II .eem~i doubtful.
nay. impossible. ihA, he should make has
~ay among the nuDerou. group.. but. on
tbs fr., approach Of the ,eAm'ns ssiIle. the
erosi tec~i~i on oil sides. Mr.. Smith among
che r~.,, though watching the progress Of
tbs lad 10 the table.
IL declare" said he, addressing Mrs.
Austin. "a nan Who wi.he. 90 make hi.
vay in M, could d. nothing sitter than 60
thrcush the world With boiling tea Kettle
In bis bands"