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,on'' rear aud Hank according to It's Position, by
the enemy in full force. The panics Of ,,ans,.rs
"'' vac miSchancts of river passage Of more than
800 yards with slender preparations for ford and
~ lost not many more than oo wagons. A
'. s'Henioht oi this l'@s will bc forwar led forth.
with. Very great commentator {. In, 10 Car, .
~ n'''''id'A Q NJ, and cart Z. q. Breckwitb,
~ 'n' safety OF the train out ttoors are in good
Tpni's' AID occupy both sides Of the river.
". T. BAsKs,
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"c'e-h P"n'>hcd st iinscr-town brutality
OF Rebels at Winchester towards our

bHn"ore M'g 2d--wc learn there was some
p'rN"r coinmot'n Ia Hagar-towu ON Saturday
hish' "nd sunday, ~ in this city. A rel,i news.
PAPER "thcc was dcs,roysd aud prominent seccs-
T'onS's punished very severely IN all part, Of tho
town.
report 'rcn w,lli@,nspot says that, as our
""l' f''t,''cd 'hroneh w,nch,,,cr, the ,ooncn
urea uloh 'h'm with pistols iron, d,rurs and win.
lows and that the sick, leit in the hospitals, we're
""'' prutsIy treatd and sonc If them wounded.
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ElectIou of m Cousrc,,mnu,

AneHto,ca, IA, My 26.--,Iohn u. Stiles,
Democratic candidate for Congress, was elected g.
hll the vacancy occesionsd ly the death o! Thomas
II. Cooper, 10y over 800 majority.
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The 25ih New York Militia, &c,

A"d"y, Nay N.--Ihe sj,h New York resi-
mcht mt ths morning and resolved 10 yo'unts,I
their services. They are to report the strcngth %.
the regiment To the Governor this evening
The Response Of the militia Of the dliT.ren, part
OF the State ia most gratifying.
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Harrisburg Nty 26.-rhc f,',,vr., ii.,,,,,,h Ia.
been received ! > the Governor nom A., ,s,.,l.
s'nrce. !, is but proper tia, the pc. nj. sl.ulI
hc insdo acquainted with the fact.
-, fhd' 'crsiur1, IA, Ntv2G To Gov Curtin -.
" I''r Examined - dozen strssxlsrs from tho
"M'l " I",ld First and ten. Hanks column / Law
i"' "s' m"ny IL concurrent ~ to the brutal ,r,,t
sNiNhiiiaus who were sick at wIr,ir.,.,. - H.
the wheat field. On ten Banks route of rc,re,t
many were mer'lcsslv bu,chcrcd We have no
uH''' NVfd !t from Gen banks wound.d.
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rom TIE Navy Department, the following items
are gathered H ~
The u. ;. steamer shawskclu. with one company
oi 'he 'th New York regiment, on tho oih inst
rr"c'edod up tie Chowan River y. C.. To- Gs,,s
County, ami destroyed $4,000 wortu Of bacon.
'orn' lari, fish, Sc, belonging u the Confederate
Government.
On w." night tho 19'h inst, party under
Lieut. fclusscr, of tie Commodore P,rry, wen, on
shor" HiN miles above Elizabeth City, and three
miles into tina country, md recovered tie Mai,
Point Light House apparatus.
On the It'll, the 1. \. steamers Core. AMI Lock.
sd pursued the rebel steamer Alice up Rnqnoko
RIVER and captured her. She had ola board bacon
ioi the rebel array aud the ch,rch bells of rly-
mouth, which we're g. he c,,t into fell pieces
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Msveneats Of Ssea. Alsel.

Ff0shrg6, My 2b.-Uereral Sigel passed
through here en- route for the Fast to-day. Gu his
arrival at The depot This aaerucon, he was greeted
enthusiastically ty Ar immense multitude, who IN.
duced him hy urgent calls To make speech, after
which he Immediately departed in the Philadelphia
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B@fimdre, Nay 26.--Danks' army is on this
side OF tile Potomac. Mcdowell may hare 70 re-.
treat Baltimore seccsso nis,s in great glec--a.nos,
Riot On sunday. Expect ,th and other Rcgi.
nents o garrison Qualifications as volunteers in ad.
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roads aud steamboats, .hrcr per cent. ON The gross
eceips'"r passengers on horse railroads and ferry
oc"'s on. and hsh Ter otLi ON tie gioss rcceiptq
'or Passengers. and on toll BRIDGES tire, rer cen,
oft.e gross earnings. Tie tax On nuratce CON.
psnies was amended 81 as t. taN fire aud marine in
coipts for premiums or asscssmcnts
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Rhode Island d-Gov. sprn gu. In ,h. Field.

Iroridnce, May ESTABLISHMENTS 70 on rap
idly. 1t Is expected that one regiment win leave
tomorrow night and another the next night, The
marine artillery Is also recruiting, GOV. sprsguo
will sccoInpsnv our soldiers 10 the seat of war
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CAPE Race, Nay 2j.-1he steamship Kansa-
roo from Liverpool l4,h, via Queenstown 18th in.
stsui. passed Cape Race ct IL o'clock last night
and was boarded 10y the prcss new stvat.
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Washington, May 26,-Gcn. Mcclellan tclcgraphs
that las uc"Is have cut the Virginia Central Hail.
road at three points between Hanover Cour, House
AMI the Chckahuinity
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Too Late for Classification.

The hev.J, y. iias.ciuuisi will preach II
tie Lat ,ctra t.urpu u vtl 1t, bet lat aud 2d Av
l.s' il''day nig =, And Wednesday nistt at ~
o'clock. 200
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ton, be,we.n lfaTcN --,Tccriaphic ,oinmunica
Lls been iut,rrip,,d - nee . o'c0n,k last evening
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Washington, Stay 2G.--Thc following was re-
ccNed at the War Dcpsitmc.i, II II Pm;
WILLiAA5roRr, 4P. NJ.
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{ (N,NMt Nl'AlloN -THE STEAMER
- B.-!ttl a. w.u not be ready 20 leave Tor
hr.ivcpart a. aNeruseI s,-day D.s noGeo viii
le ltyru VII 70 rullry. 2sa
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The f~l u The Governor fo, smother reg uent. hss
'ft'si considerable eScitensnt. II Is Thought that
VIII he raised IN hty days though nino,y are ~.
""'i' IN saturday, three applications were made
fr commits -ions 'or siugle company.
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POSTSCRIPT.

More N. Y. Regiments TO Move.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21

AULloE RON t1o new HecfeN0FTs
AZ De time of0aooSpting ths position Oi
Attorney General in BuchsnAn's Cabinet,
Mr.. sianion wrote The following private
letter to q friend. d1HfF a
iaa - WAsHIEaFOE, Jan. 10, 1851.
nDEAR sIRs Your kind lsttar vas re.
csiVed this moTning, and ! thsnkyou for
the confidence and regard Il expresses for
mysalf. You ere right IN supposing Il to
be ny liberalization % do eEsrything In
my power 70 preserve and maiR..in his
Governmeht and the Constitution under
which he United States have been 50 pros
psroHs. The means you indicate, sRree
Eilh yOq, are he proper ones foF this
emergency; and, 90 far GO % is possible,
they VII beieEOftsd. IhaVe an undoubt-
ing faith that this Government cannot Be
opcrthTotaa---ihat il was ordained Of God,
and that the powers Of he'll cannot prevail
against L. We have trouble; ths City Of
Washington may be captured; but every
effort win be made to prevent that catss-
tr0phei and even If it does happen, the re-
Volutionists will be as far as ever from
aooonplishing the destruction Of tho Gov.
ernment-but much nearer 10 theiF own
destruction 30 far from being Indifferent
TO your advice, any suggestion Of your
Wisden snd eEPerienos Win be thankfully
received. Ny aim Is to perform my dtty in
the post 10 which | an called, and shall
be happy Of any light to guide me ID the
tFus path. @
"With confidence and hope Of the future,
remain yours, truly, 4--- ..rat ar
EDwH n. STAEToE.
rGen. WM. RoBIEsoE!"
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Mons View, . French writer Of dIstine-
tion, who passed some weeks in London,
has reoeatly published in Paris his impress
siOns, under the title Of The English at
Home" On enc occasion, while riding in
an omnibus, he formed an scqusintance
With 3 fellow passenger, from whom he de-
rived many axplanstionS Of the strange
things be saw. One Of thetO We give:
addressed g few words to him concern.
ing q carriage which drove BY L was
too .fpe 10 be elegant, and was drawn by
two ms gniasent horses On the box sd-
oFued With besutiful fringe, eat 9 blask.
coated o0aohman-thero vas not wrinkle
in his UrsVat-his snowy gloves were spot
less. In the vehicle, on doWny cushions,
oSrelessly lounged 9 man without a oeat,
, his arms bare, and his sleeves turned up to
the shoulders-sn apron Eith the corners
turned up served him ss girdle-so that
the cOaohmAn looked like 9 gentleman
driving Q mechanic in his working dress
Mons. v. asked bis neiehbOr Who and what
the strange-lOoking occupant Of the dash.
ing carriage was. The richest butcher
in London" was the reply" be is return
ing in his carriage from the slaughter
house 10 his residence. His forefsthefs
Eere in the business-his father left him q
fortune Of more than two millions, and he,
out Of modesty, follows his profossion-s
very honorable old custom. This gentle
man butcher possesses four millions"
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ANOTHER EXPEDITION
b ASKED FOR.
Notes from Russia and Prussia.
ENGLISH AND FRENCH OPPOSI.
9 TON TO THE BLOCKADE:
Fhis Mornings Report.
FR0lI NRW R0HK. I'd

iali3d5A FRon SRw aORK. sl3
LII NEW YoRK, Jan. 90
The Tribune's special states that the
contracts fer subsisting TIE New York Vol.
untssrs, entered into in his oWn name by
Gov. Morgan in disregard Of en- order
from the War Department assigning an
army officer especially 70 this duty, has
been snhulled, Rs the shortest method Of
bringing this business 10 sn cad, not only
in New York but other Ststes where Il has
baguu, OF the desire 70 begin Il, psinfully
exists.
Gov. Curtin, Of Pa, has asked psrmis.
sion Of the War Department. 10 send eight
full regiments Of infantry and one Of cav
airy, now in that state and ready for ser.
vice, upon an expedition 10 the Southern
Coast ill1l 1 20 4cc
The Stats Department has received
notes from the Governments Of Prussia and
Russia touching the Trent question, Of
Similar import to that from Austria which
has already been published.
al the intelligence which the Govern
ment receives is 10 the eject that the rsb-
els viii have great difficulty in inducing
their tHelle, month soIdiafa to remain in
the service after their periods Of enlistment
expire. 3AGf4 NI8G El|
On the first Of February the march
homeWsrd is likely to begin, unless cir
cunstsnees unforeseen ct Manassas pre-
vent ......- ,
Herald's dispatch: ...-.
Recent letters received from British
stateemen confirm the statement made some
time ago in this correspondence, that long
before the ocourrenoe Of the Trent affair
the French ministry had endesFored to
persuade that Of Great Britain 10 unite
with France in breaking the blockade of
the Southern ports or the United States.
lt vas stated positively that II. ThouTenal
distinctly made such . proP0sitioR 70 Lord
John Russell, which Was politically deelin-
cd, not because England was not anxious
for the opening Of the Southern ports, but
because the British Government Was IN.
wiling to take an astiEe part In provoking
hostilites with this Governmant, although
not averse to France taking the task II
hand, and throwing open the ports lor
their common benefit. s,il-al
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-anaalan RIIll.arr Dlatrlss..

CAnndlnn Military Districts. -
A correspondence Of the NY. Times writes
that Canada is being divided into military
districts, Is iOllows;
The extreme west Of Upper Canada is to
be one district, with its headquarters at Lon
don Q ", where Gen. Russel-bY courtesy.
Gen. Lord Russell, q half brother Of Earl
Russel, Is to be in command. The Niagara
eouaty Is smother districE, and Hamilton, o.
w, Dc 70 be headqnartera- Gen Napier is to
commend there. Central Canada IS 70 be an
other district. ! mean the country between
Toronto and Kingston, including those two
cities. Gen. Sir +. w. Williams Of Kara is
70 be Stationed ct Toronto. He is, you know,
the commander Of the WhoIs forces in Cana
da. Then the Guards are to Be at Montreal,
also the Rife Brigade, and ! believe Gen.
Lord Frederick Paulet, who Is the son Of the
late Marquis Of Winchester, and brother of
The present MnIquis, who Is the premier
Marquis Of England, is to be in command
there. The imperial idea is, I understand,
that one regiment, along with the aetive vol
unteers in the district, should alone be left
70 garrison Quebee, but how far these ideas
may be modified by recent occurrences, have
no present means of ascertaining.
Z The troops have besn busy here, of late
The citadel Of Quebec has been placed in
sIate Of readiness to repel an attsck-clOsed
smbEasuFes having been reopened, guns re-
bouehed, &C. &c. All the guns Of whose
s5undHes there Is the slighest doubt, have
been replaced The Seventeenth Regiment
have had new rifles served Out 70 them, too,
and more besutitdl weapon never saw.
Il is The. new grooved rihs-tbe navy rife,
think they call it-With 3 double sight
handy, light ven finished, and altogether
Perfect arm. The volunteers, too, have had
The beet OF WeaPsns given out-great coats
and accoutFements also. zssss
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NJ OfLha3AUNAL
WAsHIEsToE, Jan. 20.
HOUSE. it1

Vim, A. Hall; representative Of the Sd
Congressional District Of Missouri, appeared
and WAS sworn. 3uo rftAt
Dawes, from the Committee on Elections,
reported q resolution that Joseph segur d
not entitled to the seat as representative
from the First District Of Virginia. Laid
over.
Also resolution, which vas adopted.
that pending the discussion Of the subject
Mr.. segur be permitted to occupy seat on
the aoer, with leave 70 address the House
on the merits Of the question.
Kellogg, Of Ill, introduced bill author
iIing the Secretary Of the Treasury to sei-
tie With the States for supplies furnished
o their respective troops. Rsfsrrsd to the
Committee % Judiciary. ---,,
On motion Of Mr. Dsrley, delegate from
Nebraska, Il was resolved that &c Alabama
has tFsasonSbly entered into The rebellion,
the Committee on Public Lands iuuuirs In.
p the expectancy Of oOnfsoating certain
lands selected By that State under. the lsW
Of Congress, and that The same be applied
70 the use Of seminary now In operation
In that territory. aIE 20 81 81 .
On motion Of Mr.. Edwards, the OammiItee
op Judiciary was instructed 70 inquire
whether further legisIation Is nscessarY q
the relatives Of volunteers killed or died
the bounty prpYi9ed BY the act of July last
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FROM FORTRESS EONROF.

~ ts3S1 FoRfREss MoNEoR, Jan. 19.
A 6sg Of truce went to Craney Island
to day With two passengers, who came
down from Baltimors last night to 70
South. -
The following is sIi The news We can
gather from Southern papers received:
EX-President John Tyler Is very i'll at
Richmond. r4fqn1 V-gll vs's
A dispatch, dated Maoon, Go says that
the accounts from the wheat region are
very favorable, and chat the crops never
appeared moro promising TINS early.
The following Brigadisr- Generals have
been confirmed BY the Congress at Rich.
mond Henry Heath, Of Va, johnson R.
Duncan, Of LOuisiana, and EoOde Of Ala
blma fT r- -.as e rs-Ee-F
Dates from Havana to the 9th inst have
been received at New Orleans. Business
was extremely dali on the Island.
The Norfolk Day Book gives q rumor
that the Federal Secretary Of the Interior
AID Secretary Of the Navy have resigned,
snd that Colfax, Of Indiana, and BOLT Of
Kentuoky, viii succeed them. -
The o. s. steamer Sumter arrived yes.
terday afternoon.
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Fhls Aftornoon'a Report.
PROM KRNTUCKY.

ENOh AhNEOOAAs
aJ = -a1 LoUBF1EIE, Jan. 90.
Gen. Thomas telegrsphs to headquarters
that on Friday night ZOllicOfer came up "a
bis encanpment and attacked him at 6
O'clock on Saturday morning near Webs
Gross Roads, in the vicinity Of Somerset. Al
hsf past three O'clock Saturday afternoon,
Zollieofsr and Bailey PeJton had been
killed, and the rebels were in full retreat 70
their entrencbments at Mill Springs with the
Federsls 10 hot pursuit.
No further particulars are given respecting
the loss on either side.
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LDsssaf n 70 shs PhIla islphis Iaquirsrl

lllEs
lDissst h 70 ths Phlla lslphia Idqulrsrl
The army telegraph nov consists Of over
one ethousendmilss Of wire stretched through
She different camps, from the headquarters
Of General Hooker on the left Running to-
wards the right wing till it rsscbes Han
cock, Nd. One hundred and ten operators
ere now in the employ Of the Government
Mr.. EckeFt the Assistant Superintendent
IN charge Of this Department, has run 3
separate line to the headquarters Of each
General commanding Division.
For instance, Gen. Mcclellan can SIC ct
the tsbls IN bis private house, and talk 70
The different Generals, all at one and the
same tine and Independent Of one another.
when any division moves TIE line can also
Be extended, as each division has corps
of builders. and supply Of wire, poles and
insulators always ready. In several d.
visions eaOh Brigadier General has an in
strumsni upon ths line, and Is IN direct
eonfersnee with his immediate Commands
ing General the whole tine.
Large wagons have been provided for
the operators and their batteries to travel
in, vita sieeping apartments, tents, equip
paEo, snd everything necessary, thus max
ing the telegraphio department The mo6F
-oI04lolt 6n0 LaorOu n nIAAtl IN the whole
army; and in connection Wifh ihs bano5h
.oeFps Of Prcfsssor Lowe, VIII, should the
army move, prove invaluable n dstsotiag
the operations Of the enemy, ,and The pronpC
tEansmission Of their movements % head
e1a4terS, and The oonyeyancs Of orders %
tas Different divisions and brisddes.
So efootual are the means thaS have been
fnkan q prevent aosidant and delay, that
g Will Be impossible for more than one oal
a. dozan lines 70 fail ct once. Strong
guarde Eili be kept all sloHg the viz.
wherever they cross over exposed ooun lFy,
e the army moves, 70 prevent obsiruciion
in sny fern and 70 prevent An opporiunilT
.of aiesling inforuBtioa from the wires. -
Never before in the history of the world has
Hcie1os been enabled 10 reduce q such q
nathsmatioal certainty and rolidbility, the
dss q he telegraph and hallsoning e Il
hss hsen brought @ under thsdsaaFsmsni
& PrsE Love- Ar, A. Htagsf and Mr,
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FROlI MIRsOURL

u. AoOAci Shu- HI
John B. Henderson, Douglas Democrat.
member Of State Convention, and an uncom-
promising Union man, and Brig. Gen-- In the
Ststa serEice, has been appointed By Lieut.
Gov, Bal, to fll Trustel Polk's seat IN the
D. S. Senate.
A passage Was Eads through the Zoe
opposite Tie city yes.sFdsy, and ferry
boats ere new running. Two days more
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.lnIlllnE - ID MrnlnnlLI


A dispaioh went through this city yss-
tlrdsy from the operator 81 Louisville 10
the operator At Toledo to the easct that
yesterday Sunday morning ths 6ght be-
gar between Gems. shoepf and Zollieo5sr,
thai the 6ght lasted ell day, and resulted
Il Tie FOat Of the rebels snd the killing Of
zslliooFor himself With heavy lOss upon
both sides. Il was stated dat the IAN
Ohio vas engaged s
Z 8. A dispatch received as We 60 10
press confirms the frsi report Of lhs ssbt
and the death Of Zollioofer.
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'TETEGRAPHfC.

TIE PE4 RERE1s REFREAF. sERE4
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-01-21
FHs ALL-sUFFIOIEET TgRas
NlENMk
|, PARla

TIRIESEMAR 2k3 ARE DR.
~ TEOTED By R0RAh LITIgeRs IA EEIF,s
engiand and seouEed b. the eeals 81 tha ESoIs a
11hernsciS de fAfi1, md ths lmBofia OoIisss %
1o.I = inyaiasbI. o. ezhslstson. IpsrnAsoIhoas
SO. z O0mFlotoly nr1ioGeal al tssteS q tho,s dsr
tAeI thet have h6retoi1rs bo8n treated b she pan
moul and pefnl5lou1 u5s 1i oopaiVa and enbsbe,
No. has entirely g1rplantad ths fuIuriOur N
mero1lyB thereby tn1afisa 20 tEe uufor BpeAdY n.
nsi, dslsfllng al imBgfitisa. and ToOtinG 0lS -
Fbu1ol Of disease.
THI EsHMAR, Eos. J., and {, aEs preparation II,
of % os6neo devoid ol tasto Gnd Hnlsil, and car
y e9EEl u ta9 Wai5tooat Pookst Sold IN siH case
NalTean LAlielland aouEs Aoalds sc. Hrics 81 aaah
Or oeso9 ior ~ Whioh nayeS 81 and h s2T eaaaI
- Estalls q Dr. BARROW 10. l9i Bleeoksf Htresi
sew HoE1. lmInedtately on reoeiTtng remtttannt
% tn8 world esonraly p4cEsdI and add esssl sSoore
Ing @ the in1truotioal % the NIitof l -
nllN . Ila-e.l.l.ll L.aEa
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CLEVElAND5 TUESDAY MORNING. JANUARY 121s 1889 q
READY-iADE CLOTHING.
BAlR rLNEzp
oR Fs Losl LADY o. mn CRmsoa UbDss.
OOHTIaUEB.

/ ..a.r.. ... DpAIlHUEBs
! oHAPTTA * -THE FKfsoyKR
''spea, " said the dhiaf ~ aaut 10 no, vosrpsr,,.
Ne hke 20 Know likewise from whence you eauie
i y hat DO you here and Whither ars ron bonnd
Il mink you are SPY ataIravelng round %
| !. sn no spy,' the prisoner made reply r.
/ from Aahlqbnla county, Sir, csme J.
| ~ nafnel5 TEL. j" Whatt William TelI7
sel sala the chief, {" hoP@, Bill, you are wen
=, Su Su voices are fof var, = tbs prisoner said
,5hni, hni, sir, 70 hght, ourselves, We are afraid
And here smile liz I'D his handsome phiz
not longH fingered oD the ftce Of Tell G7'
5gf Win scOrnful laugh " Mulligan said ts yrsIlg
ia nave them a. theif hills that never snnfIe- -
Trough anton snmmer tempt them an Ths hill %
" But We do sometimes EmileI" bod T4U ffT -
~ ben Tor glass OtWhiskF We bus threocenfr say
Inc pirales az this subtle wit I'D cheer
toni said the chief ''oF we'll fhoeallerias clear
AHey s.yl { Ia lelioW W you are de ply skilled
~ ~ nre arms add that you off have killed l- -.
7 IDe tD IeImin lhlt iniest your old town lots
anu hsye me tolks surprand with your suTpaasluq
q can barn door hit p bold Tel replied.
= AZ three yards distance if the door is wide -
. Ihens said The ehiBf chat We may have s1ns ffu
We viii pumpGin place upon your SON -
Ana II you taii % hit Il from the infants he d
your tate y settled We viii kill you dead
VINO can deaeribe the g, hnRs then OF TeiP
Alas no penl know can a. II well.
ne Def god the CHIEF 70 spare his darling boy
e Ar4 9,@ ~ e ill9er 2 n pes on earth destroy.
Wretch, said the chief my will Al once oI..
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