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FR03l CAIRO AND BELOW.

CAIRO, StFt. 1C--Thc train on thc Mobile
End Ohio railroad w::s detained at Jackson Yes
ttrday, in authorization of trouble between
That point ard Columbus, n.y., and no train
had arrived ut the hitter place up to 10 o'clock
today.
Gen. Tuttlc went 10 Palucah to-day to re-
yiew the troops ut that place.
We have no news from below, aud 10 eally
all is quiet
MEMrnrs, Sept. 13-4 p. m.-Tne E'enrng
Batt'" has tbc following in relation to tho
Coldwatcr affair:
On Monday, Col Gr;crson, with so men,
came up with the enemy bc5o3d Cold water,
near Cochran's cross Toads. They were 4
rortion Of Jaekscn's and Picrsou's cavalry,
~ . number Of infantry, amounting to about
N0 or 1000 mer. They were posted, aud
commenced Tic attack, but were driven two
and half miles, through heavy timber In
this affair four of the cnemv wer. killed and
seventy or eighty wounded. That night
Grit1eon campcd between the Cross Roads
ard fernando, and remained during Wedncs-
day in Hernando- Svxt morning he moved
IN the direction OF Co1dwater, and came on
the cnemy'e p:ckc:a ut Coldwatcr bridge, b.
hind which they lay in force Thcy fred the
bridge, but moved of, and the bridge vas so
lar saved TINT after some repairs the federal
forces crossed, the cremy retiring as they ad-
Sanced, ard G1ierzon entered Senatuba,
whcrc he burned the railroad bridge and it,
contents, and three ears. Several scattered
parties Of guerillas were also come up with
ceedirE, the main body Of the federals, under
Ger. Smith, destroyed the railroad bridge
ever the Co1dwater, eight miles besool
Hernandc, md tore up d portion Of til:
track. by which nr.1us the railroad counec
uop Of the enemy with Hczrando Is destroyed
, 1862-09-17

Even Judge Scates, veteran as he is
am'ng the pro slavery Democracy, cannot
stund the evidences Of disloyalty given to
3hc world BY his party associates in the
late so-callcd Democratic Convention. lie
is out in the Springfield papers, 50 says our
srtria! dispatch. with very able letter, in
which hc rerudia'es the Illinois Vallant1lg
hammers, aud calls for a meeting Of the
Nar Dtmocrass to be held Oh the 24.h, to
:nkc action in the premises. The Judge is
:.t Tie head OF the advanced guard Of
crest army that will march out of the
tfui!o1s' camp, !y the shortest route, to join
she friends Of the Union cause. Close at
lis heels comes another old soldier, Col
I:rayman, Of the e9th, lifelong Demo-
crat also, who docs not conceal his hot iu-
slj-na!ton at S;hat has hccn done. Gen.
3ltClcrnand Will soon indicate the coursc
.i:a: hc will take, and VIC are sure that it
will not lead to tue Tal'an:1'gl,am goal at
Which the Richardson's, Aliens, aud their
followers in this State, have brought up
, 1862-09-17
THE WAR In MISSOURI.
Matters in st. Louis and
Vicinity.
GUERILLA OPERATIONS AND D.
FEATS.

Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Tribune.]i
ST. Louis, September, II, 1sG2.
There is no doubt that Hclmcs has super
ceded Hind,ran at Little Rock, and that Hind
m:n il now in northwestern Arkansas organi-
zi1 an army to march On Missouri.
a flag of truce arrived at Springfield last
week, bearing messsge from Hinduan dated
Cross Hv,lows. Its pnrport has not been
diyulged.
Additional slaves have been seized to work
on the Springfield Notifications, and prepara-
rat:ons continue to be made to resist the In
yaaers. It is rumored In Springfield that
Uindman has q, GOO men and forty pieces OF
artillery.
The great excitement here to-day is the SUM-
mary arrest Of all parties who cannot produce
certificates OF enrolment or exemption, By the
provost guard ard 500 soldiers have been
engaged in this work. At noon squads were
stationed at all the street crossTays along
Third and Fourth streets, sud those not sho f.
ing passes were taken to headquarters and
assigned to companies in different wards.
Some TOO hare been SO arrested, and the work
still continues.
Ey-Corgressman John n. Reid has been
uucouditionally released on the alleged ground
tha. there is no evidence Of d;sloyalty what
ever against him. He has been charged with
telng in the rebel army and is VIGOROUSLY q
ssmpathizer with Jeh. Davis. His release
has caused great surprise and pain.
The provost marshal has Motif ed banks and
bankers and all trustees not to pay over
any money or evidences OF indebtedness
or credits Whateyer on order Of any per.
son who has given aid or comfort to the re-
beliion.
T1usten Po1k's property having been seized
lis family gre said to be living on the charitJ
of recession friends. He WIS reported worths
half million dollars.
Two additional light draught steamers have
been purchased to be converted into gunboats
Two regiments at Benton barracks are un
der marching orders for the interior. Tn
[ suerillas haye adopted a new dodge when to-
| closely pursued; they halt and raise th
white flag, protesting to Wish authority t
bury their dead, and retire to their lines Will
out nolestation- This has been tried t1lc
lately In North Missouri.
QUINCY, Sept. 16.-Co1. Mcneil had anotht
battle with portion Of Porter's gueril
gang, led by Potter himself, near Snelbiu
yesterday. After short fight, 10 which tw
OF Porse1's garg were Killed and numb
wounded, they broke and took to the brus'
leaving about twenty wagons and numb
Of horses aid guns In tbs possession Of Il
! federal force.
4 federal scouting party was fred upon bJ
concealed guerilla bsud at Comptoa's Ferr
! on GRIND River. near Chfllicothe. last su
T day, end JAMES TA1stau, judge OF tn: Grun
| county court, was killed. The rebel 81
committed the deed vns boy only foo7te
yes1s oil. The federl's completely rous
!. ibe gxrg, killing the boy, and took two oth;
!. I n,it0ners Judge Talstan was pro nine
). citjzep. His assassination caused much
citenls Mt In tue county.
, 1862-09-17
TIE WISCONSIN CEIapPEwAS
WANEt To FIGHT THE kIOEX.
Letter from Two Chiefs to Gov. Ram
Sey-
FcSD DU LAC, ST. Lor1s 3EsEEyATioS,
SGntGn DER z 1Stit

FcsD DU LAC, ST. Louis RrsrnyArtos.l
Septenoct Z, 1S6,, {
lis Excencncy, Governor of Minnesota:
We, the undersigned, chiefs Of the Caippe-
was Of Lake Superior. do p.tttion, throu n
you, TO the President CT the United States,
The Great Father, as hereinafter set forth:
My father, VIC have henEd, and do h,:ar eF,ry
day, through our children, the half breeds,
VITO are mere enlightened 1han We are, 4. It
you a,e IN trouble; that you have been in
trouble with ycur own people; and that they
are very str'ng. We lear that one OF yon.
rcd children has taken up the knife and .oml-
hawk against You; that they have killed and
murdered both men, women and children.
They have destroyed everything 1hsy could
lay thtiT hanls on. They arc eliul; they do
nct appreciate your kindness. The Great
Spirit looks do@n on that people Tith ven
gcance. We raise the spirit Of the Chippewa
I'll. n,lt6 to aycrge the w1oEGs p=rpetrated On
1h. If white brethren.
My father, ycu know that he is oar enen7,
therefore we beg that you give u chance to
show you that we are your friends aud wish
SID tranquility alnon" your childrca. We
arc wiilin. to 20 and help you to put down
1l1e evil shirt ii 1ny cd enemy. Give us au
opportunity to show yen that We aft l1yal to
the grcat father and his laws, and that &C ap.
preciate his kindness towards us. We
4uIh tiit tHl Slc-ti 4iL1E1 Gl3 CEuu.,l
to Go down South for his soldiers
let him send taem down there, aod send
Us to tigh. our rcd enemy. We are ready
to 60; provide us Eith means and We will 20
We are wil}lrS to obey orders aud bc led BY 3
white captatp, but on the battlefield We want
cur own captains and want to tight in our OWL
mode Of lighting. Pay our expenses aud pro
vide for our families while we are gone. W.
also wish 10 raise our men in cur m way,as vi
hnye been accustomed to raise men for 8 - va,
party" VT also think tha. it would be JUS
ard right, If NC should uhip them, th:,. tnei,
apnuiliru should be paid to those that wouli
60 and fight.
My father, give us your consent, aad #,
will get the Lake Sup rio1 ChippcTas, will
our half-bteed children, to raise en- snassc tt
to your help. Provide MS with arms aud am
muntilioD, ane we arc ready. Ny father, til
door Is opened for me TO help you. shut it no
!: again to my face. We art willing TO 20. On
D.. fa7hcrs have drove them from 1his country
and if you had not come between us we wous
) have chased him still farther. Ouryouug me1
are anxious tn 20 aud show you the We ar
your friends We know that VIC cannot d
and drill ike your soldiers, because We do no
/ understand each otacr-Our talk is different
! We would ot1er you our services as well t
fight Your own people down here, were it NJ
Tor that, but SEED us against our own COLI
n,d We can fight You will pleas" answer an
address TO Joseph Gurrol, B4yGcld, "is.
:: NAW-GAW-NCn. Chief.
SpIS GwAcK, Chill
, 1862-09-17

The evening paper opens two or three
srnrling attacks on this paper with the asser-
ton that tone Of the editors Of the CHICAGO
e'TN1nrSE, writing iron, Washington. keeps
Sup the atrocious attacks upon Gen. McClcl-
s*lan," DC. It is sufficient answer to all these
tiatribce TO etate, that no editor Of the TE1-
GvNE is in Washington or writing from there
to this paper, nor is the TRIBUNE responsible
1or the statements, arguments OF opinions Of
those who correspond for 1t farther than i.
chooses to endorse them. This is the rule
among all leading journals. What our Wash
1ngton correspondent eays about Gems Nc
Cle1an, Pope, sige1. Banks, and others, pro-
Or ron arc his vic~s, not ours. aud readers
can edtrt OF rrject his conclusions 70 suit
themselves. VIC have onl; farther to re-
max to make that the writer is no t.strip-
ling" hut mature man, Of large cpporsu1i-
ties Of judging Of men and events at the CAP
tai.
, 1862-09-17

Letter from General G. ". Morgan
To TIC Editors Of Kentucky. Indiana, Michigan,
Wl-conRtn and Ohio:
GENTLEMEN: Please say to the relatives
and friends Of the soldiers Of this coum1nd,
that We have good health and good spirits,
and That our condition in every respect is bet
ter than that Of the enemy, who surround us.
Let our friends do their duts 10 our coun-
try, and VIC will try and take care of our
selv,s. Very respectfully,
GEUKGE Il. AfuHGAS
, 1862-09-17
Especial Dispatch to the y. +. Tr1bunc.J
WASHINGTON. Sept "a, 1862

WASHINGTON. Sept IA, 1862.
TEEDISG REBELS IN NEW ORLEANS.
New Orleaus Is an expensive luxury. The
government is pasipg more than $4,000 a
montE- considerably more than the army of
occu parion co5ts--ts, feed the starving rebels
whom 3faj Ger. Lowell and Jetr DAVIS hare
LETT upon our hands or 6cnd in from daY to
day tion1 beyond our lines to he fed The
The approach Of winter renders It 4 serious
question whether the national government is
called on TO support men who refuse to take
Tue onth OF allextancc- Gen. Butler has al
ready organized one colorcd regiment, tho
darkest .! the members Of which he is report
Gc 70 3ave eaao y about the color Of the late
stimulated tho Hon. ncrrrny Juhrson an3
others. who dee{rs Gen. Butler tn he srnaS1
ecded, to renewed exertions, and It IL as;a
they are not without hopes Of SUCCESS in their
enterprise
THE COLONIZATION scuEME.
It is Senator Poneroy' intention to 20 with
ECO c-bodied negroes as the first colony, In
a frst class steamer calling from this city be
tween the 5th and 1o;h oi October. A few
women will accompany the expedition, but
Io1e with large families, The first colony 70
as pioneers to smooth the way for others.
The expedition will land at Chiriqui on the
1sthmus, two hundred miles uorta Of Aspin.
vail and the Panama 3 ,ilroad- Il no obiec
1ion is made By the Chiriqut government on
arrival, landing will BE- made in ChIsiqu]
Lagoon, fine bhy looking nozth.ard, viii
several rivers flowing into l. from the south.
II objection be made on the part Of tat
present administration OF tbs State, or 1t tue
coal and gold deposits, or the commercial ami
agricultural resources do not prove as gooi
as is promised, o second trial Will be made OF
the perhaps cqu1'ly desirable shore Of Hondu
Tbs, and the colony may settle, in the lsng,uag'
of the paper OF Permission from this govern
meut, "At apy paint within the tropics,
even though 1t ehould be tn. valley of th
Nile. But no objection Is s4uttclpated at CHR
iuuf. OF course the colony is to be eutjrel
il harmony With existing Law. It viii piaut
city and towns, with municipal reguisnon
under the State authority.
The president hss given Senator Pomeroy
1css1r, charriur 11iu 70 :" "1nzlotsiu the rtpu.
lie abroad, and the Secretary Of State has il
, 1862-09-17

NEW YORK, September 16.-The steamer
Champion, from Aspinwall ont the 5ih, arrived
this morning with 1884 Bis in treasure, and 3
large number Of passengers.
, 1862-09-17

WARRINGTON, Sept 16.-A gentleman who
returned here to-day from Norfolk says that
the most trustworthy information current
there from Richmond was that the Merrimae
No. ? was in no condition for service, her
plating not being completed.
, 1862-09-17

CLEVELAND, Sept l6.-The State Fair
opened to-day with the most favorable pros
poets Of success. The entries up to noon to-
day are greater than to the same period OF
any previous State Fair.
, 1862-09-17
FROM WASHINGTON.

Feeling IttxIx i" -Ntsp Or7enus-TAe 4 fYiczn
C4"hi7af.on Srhcute--1He President anu
Emancipation
, 1862-09-17

NEW York, Sept. 1G-Tne citizens o.
Brooklyn tonight presented Rear A4u1ra,
Foote with beautiful sword
, 1862-09-17

]! New York Cotton mnrket-~3ept& Is.
The market is very quiet. aud prizes &C stealy.
t We quo'e m:G6fiug uplands and g.-!f. at472l1Hc.
| IN. ?, TribuHe.
, 1862-09-17

BosToN, Sept. 15.-The draft in Mass7chu
sets has been postponed till October lat.
, 1862-09-17

w AKTED.-Tro site want
W sttua.tons-one cook. the Other as chamoer.
maid or muse and Et.mst1css. Apply at 2t. State
street. se1s-u4s6 1t
, 1862-09-17

XXANTED-Occupants for a de-
wv s.able suit Of roans ut No. l. Congress street.
corntr Michigan avenue VIII be let siugy 70 gentle
men If desired. sr11uls}tt
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STEAMBOATS,.
DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY

DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY-
- st. liner ARMENIA will leave pier foot Of
H,rriscn st n. H., every Monday Wednesday and
FRIDAY, At I'D ocio x, A. NJ, making intermediate
andiLg% touching Ut 9Oth u at o'clock, A. NJ.
ml2 2sac'ioG y
MORNING LINE FOR PEEK SKILL
Nl The AURORA will, on Saturday, May 10Th,
resume her regular trips, daily, without excop,iunl
leaving JAY street At A. ", touching at Christie
pher aud SDth SITS, well M the other intermediate
landings. Returning Leaves Peekskil! at N, p.
n my9 ARA
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OFFICIAL AND LEGAL.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS
"A OF the Eas'l ri Copper Mining Company Will
he held at Il > Office, No. % William street Room
No. 8, New YORK, on the 10th day OF May, 1852, at
10 A. NJ, or the purpose Of considering. whether
the Company will increase IT, capital stock TO an
amount MT exceeding, with the r esent capitl, the
sum OF Five hundred Thousand dollars, aud " III su-
tho;ze the issue Of such Increased capital stock for
the purchPs Of property necessary for Its business
G. u. GIBSON, j. n. HAYES, GEO. DAVIS, r. A.
BABCoCk, Trustees. New York, April 10Th, lsG2.
apo l9'1sl
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EXCISE, Is
" Centre It,, aud I Chambers ST., New York.

na aal
TO THE INN, TAVERN AND HOTEL KEEPERS
and liquor dealers of this city. The Board OF Excise
will open the mmiSsion on the Goth OF May, 1852,
ut oclock in the afternoon, in the Common Peas
Court Room Part No. !, for the purpos' Rt,n,ng
licenses for the ensuing excise year, an will c. 20
the same after a session Of nifty layt
The Blank Petitions and Bo'.,is can lie bal ~ tAs
Offices Of the undersigned;
w. JAY HASkETr, Pr "'tent OF the B,art.
ROBERT D. HOLMES Counsel 70 the ard,
7C1anuers ct.
NOAH A cIILDs, Commissioning. DC,
NB-Notlce Is hereby given that tie penalties
prescril ed by law will he rgily enforced. myl0 "
DROPOSALS FOR g25O, 900 OF ~ lie NEW
L YORK COUNTY COURT HOUSE STOCK"
Scaled Proposals WI he received at ,ne Complr9i;
2ou.ock p NJ, when the same will lie puhlcly
opened, Tor the whole or Any part OF the sum Of
Two hunlred aud Fity T .olsand Dollars Of The
New Yo.k County Cour, II Use Stock" authorized
by chapter lG7 of the law o. 1862, and Ivy ordi-
nance Of the Board of Supervisors, approved by the
Mayor, Anvil Is, lN69
The 81 siock Is a. provide means 70 pay for the
land acquired 6r a new Court House, and to erect
such Court House the eon IL VIII Dear lniertss "
the rate of SIX per cent per snnum, payable hall
yearly, On the hrst days oil May and November, ahu
the principal will be r,deomabe In successive an
nual instsments of one hundred Thousand dol lars
each, commencing with the first day Of November
A. D., 1870.
The proposals VIII state the amount OF stock oe-
sired and the price per hunfred dollars thereof
and the persons whose proposals are accepted, viii
DO required To deposit with the County Treasurer
within ff,een days after she opening Of the bids
the sum awarded TO them respectively.
On presenting " the Comptroller Me receipts o.
the County Treasurer for such deposts, the parties
will be entitled % receive certiheAtes foI sa1n'
amounts Of the par value OF the Stock oss''"s
terest from the dates OF payments. aorsad
Each proposition should be sealed and SnoM o,S.s
"Progosas for New York County Cou IA raSssd
10 the Comptroller. =. all NJ t,,r
The right is reserved 70 reject any o. a, nro.ao.s
| bids, n considered necessary 70 pfossS' W
the interests OF the Comfy. .,vs c.-,r,rol,sr
City Of New York Departments o ,ns,as
! Comvsrvusr's 0aBsN Nsy 0th, ~ py,MM
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SCLPIiER AND VAPOR BATIIS-TIMO-
~ LAT'S old established and tie only gci,uinc Sui.
pher BATH In the U. s. at Carroll Place, Blcecker
st., cor Lsurcns, N. Y. sure cure for Rheumatism,
severe colds eruptons OF the skim nercug al afiuc.
tons, chill and fever, male weakness, Dc Given
daily 10y DIR. A. l.. TIMOLAT a. co. my3 25ic'lb2
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NOTICE-OFFICE OF THE STERLING
~ Co.. New York April goth. 1888. An election
oil 3 Directors and Inspectors Of Election, TO serve
for the ensuing year viii be held II ~ Pine street.
RON 7, Tuesday tie 3D. of June instant, between
tie hours Of and 8 z. NJ. The transfer books will
be closed the 9Th Of Nav instant BY order o
the Board. GEO. 4. TOWNSEND. Secretary.
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DENTISTRY.

4 MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY
~ As have lad five t'eth extracted without pain
~ Or. J. JAY VIlLERs, OF 1hj Grand 4, Ike
great pleasure IN reeomm, nding him ~ those suf-
t-ring from the ,orments o' tuotharhe. &. GRID
lar, ~ Chrystc st. my9*l43
niTiIE OLD UNITED STATES TOOTH
- Company, esa. 'ished - years, by Dr. H. VII
LtkS Sru., the lnytntor of IMMORAL tecth-Terth
extracted without cain. Teeth filed with god,
bone, cement or o'der Filings, - cts. Artificial
teeth IN gold 81 ~ It's; on liver, 81 per tooth Of
the best WORK uanslp AM materials warranted.
a. Bcwery, OPPOSITE u the old theatre. sp96 .bsc'
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L LAFAYETTE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
OF HnOOI.IYS

OF BROOKLYN.
81 FtLToN STREET. Il WALL STREET,
CASH chPirAL, Iso, Coj DoLIARa
This Company l4sures property Of all kinds agsiaa
LIS or Danage by fire, on AZ favorable terms =
TEuNIs j. BERGEN. President
JAMES n. THOMPSON, Jr., Sec'y.
GEO W. HUNT, Assistant.
TEuYIs J. BERGEN, JAMES cRurxsvANxs
iIIKAN 4 ST. JOHN, join k. PkuYsi,
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HOME LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, N1
1 Court It, Brooklyn, and III Broadway, NsA
York-Mutual, with q cash capital Of 4l2h000 "
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tended 70 the lapse any policy and " - I
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bllity 10 pay the premium at any future zine y =
involve the io-s OF what they have paid. u
Our prospectus aud other publications viii
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Good agents wanted, and will be treated on In
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SAVING - IsANsSS

MARINERS SAVINGS BANK,
AVA NJ. Third ave, corner Of III st.
Open from "to daily, and on Monday, Wed.
nesiay and saturday evenings from a. O'Clock
THOMAS u. SfiLLMAN, President.
GPls2f' ISAAC H. SMITH, Secretary.
REMONAl-1HE ATLANTIC SAVINGS
~ BANK has renewed IA the build NJ lately ocrl.
ped by the rradcsnru's Bank, III Chatham square
Ihr Bank IN Omen duly from 10 10 2 ana from 3 10 I
NJ y VAN fELP, Pgeslicu. JOSEPH r.
Noo'HN S'V! APPS 2iac'li3
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-13
INSI'ItUCTstbN.

Il WRITING CLASSIC LESSONS, 81,
~ or -, 81, Bookkeeping, 50 per month, or
$40 lessons initiated. Arthmtc and prnnan.
ship, $40 per or. Is lessons each ~ PAlNE'S, %
Bo"ery, N. Y. and $50 FULTON IT., Brooklyn.
my5 t4sc'll1
II PiAh0fOKIES, 2 PEARL KEYED,
and ausc taught In q lew less u. on the
piano, singing, guitar, accordion and violin. II
month, or for sale cheap, and Pianos tuned, by
Pro-. DVhSOAY, Nv 0raad q, myl2 tsli1
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1862-05-13

~ True Friendship.
tWri', FOR tv " J. sung
trsoxiHin To XIV Ami HAkRf, rso
nv SsoYi rorS
when Fcr,un : sun shines clear AMI fright
when o. 4's O. success at a.,
lie breads n,; sotruw's lau,,ul .-l;,
For then be-. fluid host ui fii,L..s
D., wher aiyeis'ty if1vsui.h.
Aud niis,fg's .Il is Z eel .,f 10;
Tten cur y me '.i.. ds VII IS,
And l,ay, ANA there g. NIX 81 M
e,ch. riu.r' we ny 0v.f a. case.
~ frt-.is wee ..i iH re-. Coz rc!
BIT Poverty unveiled bis iacr,
Thea noilc r, uiaiucd but Goi-and thee
Yes ,hor. nv -r'v ,'ie-d r'r'e'n.i.
Ttv t~tu -',..'i.n "a, -gd l.t.
Try t'e-fDt y. .~.s u'y Ht, r1-t .in'i.
AMI taIc o., hoIr, sni barn lot
Eiri wo-'s 'r -'as,r s.o'.' Hur pan.
Tue, tirtt tsI 80 s.rr So. art:
They 1. ts i.,-l- - n.
All cituu,s tsse a. s,..u. heart
Tecrt.k, ru' ,'su' : ~, evu ,rio friend.
nsy .ta..-. D.. .r,r 90.
A.! Joys hr st.'- FOL 100 round ny ~ W.