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does NOT strike necessary 30 appoint another day
u dispose Of it. Ny mind being made up shall dispose
OF II ut SO lar the counsel Tor the accused are
oon~orDeh have To teuier them my thanks ior the
manner IN which, without fee or reward they nave
give tho rsOrsr tho benefit Of their learning ana Gb
Ivy IN the case; bat having hoard and carefyly coh+iu
cred the remarks made by the counsel for the deieuse
Am loss 10 see afer having carefully onsdered the
testimony and weighing 1t In mind that mere X not
sufficient evidence for sitting here simply as ma
gktrae, and The duty for being simply TO determine
whether the man ia guilty not but whether there
is sufficient evidence 10 require that he may be
portunty, at the place where the crime com
united Of proving his guilt or innocence II is not ne
eeesary for Ia say whether would absolutely con
wit tie and sentence him TO he hung, that
In my province, but the duty have to perform i.
simply thr: first has there been crime committed
committed IL there probable from the evidence ad
duced the accused Is the party who has CON-
m,tted the crime. Now u appears Ia my mind clear
that looking AT II In that light in the light OF probable
cause IL is very plain that there is such cause do NOT
desire to sit ia Judgment upon this but wish
II were In my power ~ discover any evidence In fht
case whereby conld withhold the certificate but am
bound 10 say that the combined circumstances TO my
mind appcRr clear and distinct that upon the que
ton OF probable cause cannot have any doubt Under
these circumstances shall be constrained To grant tht
certificate. md the prisoner stands committed to meet
his trial hereafter
Tho papers beng all ready, the Commissioner then
proceeded 81 endorse the certificate to be sent 10 tbt
Secretary Of State at Washington. whence sexpected
tbatthc warrant for MuerJ extraditJn viii he set N
time for the party " leave for Liverpool IN Saturday
steamer.
Muller, who during tue time the Commissioner wa.
speaking lad kept his eyes stendy fixed upon bn Vn'
than removed the crowd Ia tho leapng the barr
and clustering around him and the officers guarding
HIM. 10 crafty their curiosity BY personal inspection
oi such renowned criminal
Thus ended this, the second stage OF this memorable
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Ps..sprrs Arrived

Ia ,,ear,4s Moth S,o.. Lrs- .fTsvII-john btre''
NJ. \ D. lonr. dsush,r md child. W. b. frw.H Kica'
I'd Co,urtou Mai T. " Winston cad .sryut Mo. khs,
hc'b W,e,ouiL J. ". Raymond. Col II. d. Black q. u.
nuSs, Psr.or Whi.ooinb wife snd children CsPt Chs
Alsa Jr. & Il. CaHaen, VIM. Hiekosi' Col >. Wakm.'
seo,, wife and edld Capt. T.. Ro. Bsnj >. Pew wife
and d.nser Caot A. Nelson Mary dennis, ass Caroline
ssi-r. O. Beaufort George Frriu-, Wn. Thompson, j.
r,u. J. ~ Williams, }. II. Bernnns ). b. Osy ]rha'
G5i.Ehh. nj, -, ,,...
A u IA Capt Blt-nsn. Lieut.. Col Buck, II Mortyiie'
"a burchsrd mr. Hcuther. u "hiit,se Nj, hcsniss .
Cn L.ru.Ja H. LUTTE IL Bowen L. Nandery pos'. ht
p,rn. All LADY ~ Poarroy. nr f. r. PsteF, CsP, Laai
~. Randall Ad r. u ioqns' IL sSeu ~ hSss' NJ ~
IL Tumplr.,.Csp< Mood. Cop, Abbs, L. Haydn, u
N,Ygnt0n u. Hsshofue, Nj" ,. L: siy hs' Aoon Ursy
Mis-. I've Lovers M Mae Symte. hss CthhaA
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RlpRL pRSIGhS.
RlHBL DE5IONS'
The Rebel movement Of yesterday and their c

The Rebe, movement Of yesterday and their con-
tinued demonstration against sSephcrdstown, are
rather convincing of the fxct that Early viii at
te,nnt another campaign north Of tho Potomac.
loetown lies midway b6i soen Charlestown and
Martinsburg Oh the man road to shepherdstown.
At sheuhcrlstovn the Potomac IS fordable, and on
the other side il good road through snsrpeblrs,
Boonsboro, and trnee by diyerging roads IN any
direction. Shopherdstown, However, IL closely
matched. The advance 10 Lectown is in reality
nothinr more than stolen march upon Martins
burg, and also for the present ruse, menacine
shepheydstovn and covering the movements OF the
rest Of the Rebel forces TO Earinsburg, and thence
nv the main travelled route To Williamsport, Han
cock. az some Intermediate crossing. We may next
expect to hear Of the enemy az Martinsbur9, If his
plans be no, frustrated 10y Gen. Sheridan.
RAILROADS.
Several weeks since We suggested the proprsty
Of d strong reconnaissance towards the railroads
north of Richmond, mentioning ut the same time
the possibility of their repair. We have since
learned from several sources, and upon very good
authority that those portions of the three connect
ing roads necessary TO reach Culpcppcr have been
rclurod, ana tndt 'ralhs aIe running, n'""b '"
Richmond grain and supplies cent to Culpepper by
Early. The truth of this should Ia known officially
TO the government and if true tic roads should be
again destroyed, even If it takes special army to
do il, fit be not done the Washington authorities
may wake mp some morning and find the larger por-
ton of Lec's army hammerng az the gates Of the
capital or witness the soil Of the North again desc
Grated by the tread Of an enemy. With railroad
at command il Will not require long 70 transport a
large army 10 Northern Virginia, and, II necessary,
il can be az readily returned to Richmond in case OF
TOO great pressure from Grant. pcrfon OF the re-
markabo abilities of Lee will not leave any oppor-
tunity unemployed, no matter how hazardous, so II
con disconccrt our plans. These railroads, II not
looked after, will be sometime used, no doubt, in
manner much % orr asfonishment
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NEw-JEgsEY TEENS.

RESULTS OF TnB LATE DRAFT. The period
for drafted TO report in the Fifth Congressional
District Of NewJersey comprising Hudson county and
the city Of Newark expired the 24th inst On that
day thousand and eighty seven drafted men had
failed to report since which time the officers have com
mel need making mrests OF the whole number drawn In
the district only fifteen principals entered the army
three entered lie navy four hundred and twelve PAID
commutatOn and five hundred and twelve furnished
subs ttes The total deficiency in the district Is trce
hundred and two OF which two hundred End thirty nine
are dne nom Hudson county and siItythree nom New
ark The firrt Third. Fourth and sixth Wards ofJer
sey City ha,. furnished the requisite humber OF men
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AAste.t

AUGUST 26.ii--stesmers-Arago. Thames fGists.a,
Ships-k ". Stetson Emily feTnum,Cm OF Me- i- OIs1s
iudg.
Bart,-Masdslene, Maria Ismsel aud sn'sre, 'reror.
Bsnstee, EdV ard Hll.
B1z.-lssbela Hunter San jose, Emily.
Sclrs.--iuius N,tb. Free Wind, Moses Van Eaps, r
Armstrong N. A. PlednoIe. d. 8. Miller Moses Bran
hall. y. Dell. Tore. Enoch Pratt, = A. Base, '" hso~
sew ~ H. Rutsn se.,s q. Leonard, Edward Buns Fran.
c. Richard BURDEN A. ToxpseDd O. W. Wiley, lintfe hss
ksr Three BTo;hsi Palma, NJ Manson, Ainsih, James IL
Seguine. 49,
hoGu,r 2,;h-s.esners Hudson, City Of Psh. Wv Jss'
sry.
Stip.-Roch es,er, Germsnia-
BsIis-ht- l,rwsr, Mefears, MsrZareta Oliver ~
Bngs-o. ". Ring ). e. Shaw, Zephyr, Oceso iei seSs
land
schn-J W. johnson. Monmouth wn. Cauol.
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City RAILROAD TRASsrEas-Now that su

CITY RAILROAD TRANSFERS. Now that such
o criss cross network II railroads is beginning 20
checker city, there should be organized complete
system OF transfer fares The central practical rne
such system is clear and brief namely; Any city ra
road receive any passenger from another city rail
road iaoseoins nssy for cent additional fare Thus
passenger goes from tie Aston House by the Fourth
Avenue ear ~ Canal street, paying five cents. ~
Canal street he takes transfer ticket from the conduc
tor and proceeds by Broadway and Grand street car
II the East River foot OF Grand Street. paying the new
conductor cent the anser ticket being hs voucher
Al the Ferry be may take second transfer ticket and
80 further north b. the BELT ears. Again. DC may
60 BY the Fourth Third Avenue carsto Fourteenth
street and there take transfer TO the 49d ST. and Hous
ton st. crossown ear which conveys him for one cent
more N or towards the t2d st. or the Houston IT.
Ferry Snch transfer system is already In operation
NJ one or railroad Intersections Ii should be made
general here it is in Philadelphia and some other
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Arrived.

s,,.p.hip North S.sr Jones' AspInw,i isa inn, with
,,,.cg.. malls sGd specie 10 ID Is. Allen. Aux h, s;a'
y m bo,fIed str.iu,ny Costa Rica ben,o for Aspn~si
ts.i M u 90 lon - % poke bsrs Anna hinsau, bouud
A. = team transport Tn0Jnss a. Scott =, Ne" Of'
-, i, D. tn IN and The bar a. N sN.. a. s. Quarter.
rrrer Avg a. spoae 4. s. cruissr Nssnolh zt'h bark
job, Trucks. tom New 70 fhade hs 10 days ou
IA, .,ose barr O.mauki ,o Boston, nom the lOring'
for Nv 6r. ard ,snalsei bark sas Bonssl !3in spoke
Rr or Rssdae 10! sou,hanptonl FROM Cubs for Eo,ope.
A. few minnie, before So" onist meteor hse 70
bat much larger falling -tsr On the 'esh heard heaVy
hrinr oil Charleston. g., o,.,.
.,d sl, IN. B,i,o a, m OF the I'D inst, with ia nch Nd
voundsa ,os.en 10 care o. surgeon VIZ " hnDpaJ,
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OyyIcs % rsx Srznsl tossDs'oSSs'
~ Broadway. y


yYNo CONTRACTORS.---PRD IN
ci,,oI in ,e. I'd envelope, iadOi sed with ts ile %
or md 9TH a.. G.ns ol TIE bidder written Ierecs
yin b. rrceiye-l q. ,hs ofico an' ThufS'sy ''P'"
''st 80. ,lnt and ,ruiins sixty fourth ..'.s' e"c
i,a sni sr.ius Seventy six,h ';ser' "-~%
Finh avenue ,nG Fat River -, - 49,, E;,h,.,
~, ard zrsdire Tenth syenas' oe"eHh f'shy
~, III .ef d.. bprd,ed ard itriy i,tr RIB streets;
for curb gutter AID nsssins Fortys1Ath .tTes' 'e""
,',en lot, bs,woer Rortyseyeirh tni Fory
.,.... onr hur dr,d fses east .rst-aycn4.i
h,t,scsr F,ru ard Sscoud sgsnDee; =, -,
r,s ard sepalrins Pier foo. Of Thirtyoph ''r'
Cor inins and repairing Pis foot Of Lsht street. N'''s
River, ~ 49,. q, 8 az a
for exray sns snt flihirs baSenisnt Of mouse o. a"
Co. No. p. LII a.. .,.,is, ali N.
Blsnl fosms Of proposals, Together with The ''e''1
and s,r,anenl. can be- obis.net " th,s once ,..
Datei se Get Department, Nce YORK, Anspst -; ''0N
"A'''' N'S CHAELES q. CORNELL.
street Iou.nis ion'f.
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BORT u)areers' Noiife.
cTArr or NHv-lorE

SrArE OF NEv-YorK
Posr-wARDnSs OYsIcE, No. To- Mslist
NOTICE is hereby given in accordance with
section Of the pissed April Ia, 1887, ent 81 An
A., 10 R,organire the arieu, Office Of the Pos o. Nev
YosH I'll prr,on, Interested TO- having charge o. the
subject matter Of snch inquiry, examination or ssrv dhA
the following vesses under eIainston by ae ron
,rdsp. srd .h., The aid survey. of examinations Vii %
completed within tea day, next succeeding the n'ce -
bosrd sad sesses:
=. 4
snip EsIDrf-.da..
sLly ShlAirencs......-.. ........s..s....io
MiSTHORNE TOMPKISs, P.ssaeHa
J. Aces HxahIsLN Secretary
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Pasrtugers sailed.

Il. ,esassr Cisye( brii-ors (or L..syDe d-d Q.r>p.
l.,el,s sanuisan Of riit-burgi Ann For Ann Wsd -
NJ, verus NJ. Albert Lersk and children Pah Lfder
AMI Children Canadl; c A. Hsn.l-a james Bro-n, Geo
Scot, Pha4- pss or,nso Cebass and 2sons j. u brown
~ shell. NJ Dufr Boston: 4. JuiAnet. J. Il. fion VI
Fn.lanI; h. Waller G.or.e II. Ran. u Ne" 1o;k; heV
" Nor sin Rev. H. Schneider, Rev T. flec. sFsor Bra
nj. "A p Fox Mis- C. N 1rris, Of Baltimore; John Guy
a.. ID D. ksinoy n. P hor,lIop. NJ Keorgh, hr Perry
N versne. H. 7. Martin =. Bnsher. New Orleans James
P,b,r u r. sharpley VIM l.. savage q. 4 Payne Jales
IL, inrrad Jane. Iansst Nj siroo.h Afs HYshes and
Children Chicaso Il.--wi.h other. in tas s,ssfsse.
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WINTER GARDEN.

SPECIAL NOTICE.
The pubIe respectfully iafoned the. N eo ''oos s
tho I'd price, Tented enthusiasm and b. GIT with sn'p
Ma j. =. CLARKE
received in his great eoUlis characters Of 'jor VI
Boot. and Cou,n Joe By crowded snd brilliant aod uceA,
Tie ns PERFORMANCE vi be repeated every nshi sntso
further roe On Monday niIht Will be- presenec i tfs'
ELEy ENrH insc Sterling Coyn-'s great Comedy o.
EyERYB ODi'S FRIEND,
and Bucistone's Farce II -
rnE ROUGH DIAMOND.
NIL s. Clarke. Major De too,a
Hr !. :. Clarke. Soa.in joe -,
sunpor,rd by nsslanes Chsnan Ssdley, Browns Nlssro
Mar C,r Chester Psr.iyei He.sr~ +. Wslcot, j., A. d.
Dsy.r pot. Psrkes Williams, &C.
On aid eleT Monday september h. the prc"s q ,sns
.on Wi, b. DreI Cuc fsrque< Is cents k-ssrsel SosD
Al Orcr-,tra Glare 81 -. Family circle go
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FIRE AT IIoBoREs.-At II o'clock yesterday,
Ere occurred in the large feed store OF Messs. Mona
que Butts, in Washington. near SIXTH In iohoSen.
II originated by lai throwing lighted match through
the grating inlo the basement. The budiSg was con
sidefanly damaged before the frs vas extinguished.
Damage estimated AT $1,000.
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DRoWgPn-Cororer

DROWNED. -Cororer Farrell Of jersey City,
le1 en- inquest on Saturday, on the body OF a boy
named Jos p Adams 7years Of nge. who fell into The
canal while fishing AT the foot Of Morris street 4 yer
dict Of death by drowning was rendered.
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COLLISION on THE RAILRoAD.-On Saturday
afternoon between and O'Clock a collision occurred
on the Morris and Essex road between two passenger
trains at Ee.i Newark OWING 10 Of the trains beng
behind time. Ono ~ the engines was bedy damaged
bat no one was injured.
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and Buci.tone's Fsrco Il
TUF ROUGH DIAMOND.
LYMPI THEA L.

Sole Iesses and Managerial .......hRs Jop MVVSy
Sage M II
Mas WOOD d..rs, 70 inform bar patrons end -s psbhS
h. q nesa that the oyIpC viii reopen Tor Er ''' $40
" inter- season. on -....,.. ...,,, ann,
MONDAY SEPTEMBER THE yrH .
s.x.,.l u1,r.. los tine NJ W ssr>ne ~
and viii b. presented juring the season IN sy" hnusIs
,nior. Al the iayorls- Will .ppar and any NV eAA
hiao. ia pc5ts favor. pgognan'e OF the en- ''lua"
viii shortly be given.
PRICys % ADsissioh
Dr,.s Ci-cle AID rsrcu-e. =. Grew
Balcony Cisns snd Reserved Ses:s....'...''''T. "
Orrhsstf' ,tals.
800. ko,.,.............ti0s e. aud - 50, ZACH
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DRLAwARg.-The Union State Convention
viii meet at Dover on the 18Th 81 September.
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COI DIERS' AIDPIC-NIC. WHICH Wa ~
- ,sL. nl,c. A. HAsvrs Myrtle Avenue rns, To- -
ON Ag1u., DIST, vii. ,ass place en- Tussd'y apsonGEn
thsfs wac q Iyis.ske IN he ty' 4" s"~
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At DOLBEAR'S COMMERCIAL 80 S.,.
n DENY ora Broadway, gentlemen or pol' % ssureS
prscch private instruction snd oeSo% mes sper. 10 tbs
shortest possible time.
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Tho accommodating party sent out on the oath, to
discover II possible, the whereabouts and doings Of
the enemy, has returned with the important fac,
that he is still in our front with bis pickets the
main body Of his army being in camp in the vicinity
of Chsrlestown. Since then, however, Early hss
shown signs of sctivity. Yesterday q cavalry re.
connoisssnce under General Farlow, discovered u
movement OF Q portion Of Early's force towards
Lset0FR
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The cavalry reconnaissance of Gen. Torbert tn
Kearneysville and Lcetown the other day was 8
most brilliant snd dashing affair. Our cavalry
drove their infantry outposts hurnedly back to
Breckinridge's main body, which prepared TO re-
esive them in full force General Torberts whole
command came under heavy fire, end tho General
and several Of bis staff made very narrow escapes
nom the bullets, the General having been grssed
On the shirt sleeve Captain Bailey the left shout
der, and Surgeon Rulison having his horse shot.
GENERAL sHgRIDAs's VIGILANCE.
Gen. Sheridan exhibits the utmost activity and
vigilance in watching the movements Of the enemy.
Reconnaissance in force sre made daily, by both
Cavalry and Infantry, and thus far have been very
successful. Col. Lowell's Brigade takes on An ave-
~ tvsay 70 iAIy psisOas's csily,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-06-25
TRUSTEES SALE.

WHEREAS, on the 81 day u luly, A. D.,
w 1885, Johnson Walker OF the county Of
Clinton, in the State Of Iowa, executed untn
George 5. e. Dow, as trustee. certain deed 81
trust CONVEYING 20 -ad ,.us.ee the land n Gin
ton county Iowa. describe ~, foiIows t.-Ais -
the souti, east quarter Of the nor, quarter
Of section No. eight rs in township NO eighty
three Is3 north Of range No. four a east oil the
fifth 5th p. m. Which said conveyance VAS
made BY the said johnson Walker, for the pur-
pose Of securing the payment Of six certain prom
issry notes therein specified, and the interest
thereon, signcd BY said johnson Walker, dated
the lsi day Of july, A. p. 1851. and pavablo -
follows One Tor Sl4 90 pay able June lit. lss2,
one for a8i, 90 PAYABLE January Isl, 1863 one for
x-s ~ due January lsf 1861 one for sTz 81 pay
able January il l.c5, one for So 70 paybe Jan
uary lss 1885, oIc for esl ~ pay able JANUARY Isl,
1867. all PAYABLE 10 order o." Mccl1ot C.rpln, at
their Office in the city Of Davenport, iowa.
And now said three FIRST mentioned notes hav-
ing become due and payable ana the said John-
son Walker h..v.ag failed ~ pss tAe saGe. !,
treo - u Dow, trustee AFORESAID, 40 ~. syy
give IN public notice, that BY sIr; "a Of the pow
er which Is in me vested ,, SAFE deed 81 frnst.
viii on Monday. the 18th day Of July, A. u.
ls64. at the hour Of two o'clock N the afternoon
Davenport, expose ana offer for sale, at pubic
auction. the parcel Of land above described. VI
much thereof a. shall be necessary to satisfy md
ray the amount Of said note witJ the interest
thereon % tire day OF SAFE vogeii-r Wi. al ~
costs and expenses attending salsa -
notice sud trustees fees
Dat ID tie 25th u day. 1871
may2l4.ts U.p1uL -.
STATE OF IONA, In t..
ScurI COUNTY, SAs-
Georkianna y. Jones IS. !os.i
To John K. Jones, Sir:
V-OU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED. t-ia. srs.
IL now on tiie m the osiies u III r - - ~
District Court ior Scott county, Sta IONA
petition OF Gcorgisnna q. Jones, pr.yng >
divorce irol the bonds 81 mat: 10y r..a ~,
vou hSye been guilty Of sacn in,a .l.i sFeaf'nsn'
towards her - 70 sadargsr nei ~ IT. XIX,
TONER also prays that she have ne ga. -ian''
,S 1ss.,oiai,na A. n. Jones ard L.hrs. n II )
lone. your and her ninor children
Now. unless you s2pesr and ans~.r she.e.. '.
- betore noon Of the second day o. the 4 II g.
q . = begun ;ed 1 s ,o Or ' se ri:
-:is =. sstered u record, ani judgment rendered
shsreen. arantinx the prayer Of petitioner.
Vii; 1evenue DAWSON TRUE,
4 49, p ~. Plaintins Attoeneys
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NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE

NEW MEDICAL DISCOVERY FOR THE
IN Permanent Cure Of
t,onorrhea, elect. Unnatural Discharges, Impo-
tence, Seminal Weakness, Nightly Emissions,
Incontinence. Genital Debility and Irsi-
liability. Gravel. Structure aid ;.lIec-
tions oft!ie kidney ard Bladder,
which has taea u.ed b upwards Of
90 = II y SIC.AE
IN ii,cir private prlclice with entire success. SUI
preceding C,beb's Capsules, Ok any other com
pound hitherto known,
s LIFE PILL..
are speedy in action, often eisecsiny a cure in a
few days, and when Gaze effected it Is perma-
nent. They ars prepared from vege able extracts
that &gs harmless ON the y .'ein, and never nan
seate the stomach .or impi egng,e the breath and
being sugar coated, al. nluseols taste is e,oitled
No change OF diet IS neccssar, whilst using them,
nor does their action Interfere wi.h business
Each box c;1.iaus six dozen Pills.
. rfice, -. Sold BY all iha principal drag sists
u In places where no ageu; is aiyeriiscd ,hey VIII
be sent By uIas .::;d, and confidently secur-
ed from observation when desired, on receipt Of
none, hy J. BRYAN, NJ. H., - Cedar st, \
X. hnrh .Dtyer, Wholesale agents. Cnioago
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- Dali { ,DE&l(CKT''' ! :

|ns roe rspslsss Ssaass.
sra. c,..saInaT srs9
oykS Va throne g re g "a 4 down
o. G ssic :ss,:; s' 's5 ''r',s'
lteisee un tshing Shame its sealing brand.
And Aqfe5a bright to virtuous yoshR Denofn :
~ BIDS re Ages Of the Traitor ROW. ~
TSic Ydftot tsee ahong ~ essoes saand. 's .
Jexeaks sae sternOppressicn, scoviine. covers.
And. like Agfippa, tremblcs - he kSecs, ~
3 WniAc Freedom rallies ali her fresh -uerved
.pswers, .sHiRfuHF
and sends . shout along the line OF centuries.
peaks amin, and Truth, eppqs@s - otss,
The hstisps beckons 10 heF s~eet CARES
Such ~ - bsas4ks6ass tsr the rrrrs.
AL duptrious Art to real, her throne,
18th ysplth ~ slip1 Of TsiAe gfeao,
Labor co1puleat aith diDss;
IN SlOth IFS owe peculiar crimes, -
IND Vice the better way TO own:
3 Cban1 tOjubiles the stined moan -,,.
VI tsAqp1ed56tice filling with The chimes
. Of Frccpuh's bells the Christian Patriot 5 -:
Nervlpg young Enterprise 10 moke the West
. The seat Of all the charms which home cndeas.
And give tina pilgrims CLEANS 81 higher rest "a
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