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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

screnoding.- Certain sweet sifgors
q and elsFert .porfor "a sl.Eoa been i'm
proving the reeent beautiful nloonshiny
highs by warblirg charming songs 10
delightful accom- pan,naents under the,
!, windows ef their adorable Polly AIMS
and Mary James. Boots. says his susan
Marie Boots is great, fellow to fly
. accrnf) Is terribly put out about 1t, and
swears--not swears. but says--tAs "nau-
zishaiisrs never wsbb9ss under her win
DER Our friend don't know What to
. dol but thinks he'll have 10 learn to play
come " horned Instrument bissclfs,-o
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11
Suicide Of the Prisoner He Hangs Him
self With a Pair of Drawers.

A TOUCHING SCENE IN cornT.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Coliseum Varieties. HOLLAND &; AIad-
denis show VII. be exhisited IN. Cedar
Falls "Wednesday OF next week. Pa
ters In Northern Iowa have spoken well
of it. See advertisements
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11


TIE Cr7'Ia2s' home Located at Cedar
FaIss<-Ihe Hnard OF Trustees Of the
Iowa Orpha,s,e Home Association met
at Marshalltown yasierday.a The Board
I Decided tor locate the Home at Cedar
% Fallsgaswiil be seen by tina following
dispatch, received justas we go TO press:
Pa ssis4 .lea8s ft.RsHALLrowN,sA Aug. llth. ls65.
Is - IT. A. Perkins .E-a.fI -zzza al 10 sasfffs-s
1885 Orphans Home located Of Cedar Falls. Have
Building ready by tho lot OF Scptenlber.
-. PETER NELENDy. z
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11
A NOTORIOUS BIeAMIsT. !

IN INSURANCE AGETT WITH TEN
WIVES.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

The present is an important period in
the history of Cedar Falls, and its future
destiny we can but believe hangs upon
the securing of the northern terminus
Of the great Iowa Central railroad. 1t
can be secured to this point if the peo-,
pie will accept the very generous and
advantageous propositions made them,
which only the natural advantages Of
this city have secured. We cannot be-
lieye that our people win be SO blind to
their vital interests rs to let this oppor-s
tunity pass unimproved. Other COM
panies are forming for the building of a
central road, and interests at variance
with the interests Of Cedar Fails arc att
work in the location Of northern ter
minus, y Time, therefore, is valuable.
Lcthargy viii not answer. Yigor and
energy are essential. Sliall We have the
iowa Central railroad or not?. Answer
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11


on tuesday August LIST, at the residence O
years. s~'fdtst 4asFs sa-fgB ,IHFx-- tDTISfJo
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

Sold - Cedar Pals By = W. p,r,r1gs, Bssyass 4
COLE AID G. i. Msrh; sold Ia Waterloo by w. w
kossY, Dr.. esoycss and liz EtsugAx Yritrp
afNd9ss + sses ~ Il E-s 81 s'5 stgF LILY f4F
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

act. Thus ignominiously has ended the
earthly career of one who has blasted
the happiness Of many family circle |;
and, as he was detested and abhorred
while living, no sympathy or respect
will be attached to his memory now
that he is dead. s.s ~
Railrocd Meeting Proposition from
President Mor9aa-S Stock Books Caocaetl
Necessity for Prompt Aetioa.---Av rail
road meeting was held at Ovcrnan IS
Hall OH Tuesday afternoon, Sth instant,
at which David Morgan, President of
the Iowa Central railroad company was
present. Quite large audience was
out. Mr.. Morgan addressed the meet
ing at considerable length on the inn
portance Of building the proposed line
of road, and showed up the advantages
which would accrue in a forciblc and
convincing manner. He said the mo-
ment Cedar Falls subscribed Black
Hawk, county's apportionment Of the
capital stock, sixty thousand dollars),
that moment the northern terminus
would be secured to this place. The
iowa Central company, he said, was
organized with the intention of build
| ing a road from the terminus of the
North Missouri road, via Oskaloasa and
Toledo, 10 Cedar Falls. But that route
could be changed by q vote ofthe stock
holders, and If Cedar Falls failed to Sc
cure control of the Black Hawk county
stock, the road might be diverted to an
other point. He had supposed that the
junction of the Dubuque {; Sioux City
and Cedar Fails & Minnesota roGds was
1T Waterloo, but he foulfsi ahat such was
not the case. II was his ophlion that !.
would cost che hundred thousand dol
lars more TO make connection with the
Cedar Falls 4 Minnesota road by way
Of Waterloo than it would by way OF
this place. Mr.. Morgan was, listened
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1865-08-11

ALI AND EVA Js1NE my Stock and yon wi
not f'ii 70 be suited. P.iCg rs NO 0BJEoE ~
want TO get rij Of tile goods ad ]. any one has tie
morsx n caabus Jus. 40 cheap ~ he Sle,hssfone.
ssssA ~ as. a. = Esisf sss3ag & A. ID. DARAUM
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
summary OF New. Per City Of London.

The publication by the American press of the
names Of alleged holders of tie Confederate loan had
caused some excitement.
Mr. Laird authorizes The Liverpool papers TO say that
le never sold or interested ia any Of that stock
The examination Of the FcuiaIs AT Dublin con.
cludcd on the I'd. The additional evidence developed
nothing now OF moment. Five Of the prisoners were
committed for trial for high treason. Tho prisoners
denied the imputaiion that indbcrminate slaughter
OF the higher classes meditated. Arrests CON
tnued in various parts Of the Interior
The DaRy Aeps has collected numerous facts showing
striking revival OF trade in the Southern States
IL was stated that the British Government proposed
10 guorance the Canadian loan for the purchase Of the
Hudson Bay territory.
The steamer Java Of the Cunard line had arrived
in the Aeisey and would take her place in the line on
tbc 2ist Of October.
Tie British revenue returns highly satisfactory.
The reduction was very slight notwithsland ding the
heavy reduction of TAXATION
The CoHstuiOHEeI denies the report that the En-.
press Eugene had Published pamphlet on Mexico.
CALCU TIA, Sept %, lsbJ.-Market improving
BoMBAY. sept 2.-Coiton excited Goods aud twist
improving.
The Bank Of Frankfort had advanced its rate OF dis
count to u, and the Bank of Prussia to per cent
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

In the bank rate to cent Monday and per
Thursday The sales for days have been 1OOO
bales. including 1000 bales to spectators and e1poners
TRADE REPoRr-1he advices om Manchester are isvora
BILE The market advancing at the opening put eloeu
with downward tendency.
LIVERPOOL BRsADsTuFFs MARKET. - Tho market was
quiet but FIRM Richardson Spence Co. and the usual Su
thorties quote Flour quiet but firm. Wheat firm at ZUI
for Red Western. Corn inactive at 29 d29 for Mixed.
LIVERPOOL PRovIsIeS MARKET. Tho market ~ brt'
Bigsnd Ayha Co. and others report Beei hrn tbe hh
Improve most Pork-Stoek holders demand
advance. Bacon quiet and steady Lafo htH- D"'''
tends upward. -
LIvERPooL PR0pUos MARKET.-Tslow tends UPWARD;
Sugar firm CoGee steady Rice inactive. Ashes qpiet ana
steady. Rosn-Saes small. Spirits rurpentiDe lhactFe'
Petroleum steady at 9, IL for Refined ,,,
LIVERPOOL Oct 6Cotton-The market opened exclteu az
the bank rate per ceu and closed at al advance o
ior American and 2dJd for other description Ihe SAFES o
the week have $4,000 bales including y6o e-os "
and 10 SEQ bales to exporters The i.o|s W
The authorized quotations: Fair Orleans. 24d Md1hhs "
leans 24Id; Middng Upsnds aud MOBILES, I'D lhr sizes
today thdayl amount Is 600 bales. The market 09y
ant and has sdvanced a. Mdding American 20 vi 'no
above sales specusou and exporters tooA iI'vD uar-
TRApg RgPORT-Thc adyires from Manchrsier az" a'Vla
bic The market Is ftm and prices are stu Advancing
BREADsTUPFs quiet.
Provisions hrnL o,--,o, -. t.-..
LONDON Oct. t.Conso's for money so ~"os' H'le sA
GO United Stat. Fivotw.nties, o.. %. 49,. - ~
LOSDoy MAHKgrs-LOSDoS, Oct D l"o'-- -'Iea''rpt ~
steady SUGAR hrn. Coffee nrn. 1eaucuve out hfu' nv
dali Tllow hrn al 4G Spirits Iurpenne du AZ -
Consol, Tor money s9ld89.. Illinois central si@''s o.
Erie Gla6l. Five Twenties, %. 1ih -, - -.
IoSpoN MoSEY MNRkgT.-lhe adsance oi nc i''iA -
- per cent on 2d and per cent ON tic on . ~ 'S
to have been owing the great demsnd ioi.oohnt ~
gueure specuations Ia Produce and tue ds'!es w W
reserves, which ~ low es when money was ~ ~
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Evidence Closed OF Both Sides.
Mr. Baker Refuses to Sum Up
Because Not Allowed Two Weeks
for Preparation.
ADJOURNMENT UNTIL WEDNESDAY.
WASHINGTON. Oetober Is. 1861.

The record Of testimony in the Wnz trias
makes 5000 fooscap pages divided into 20 parts, and
soptars between coo and 100 objections and rulings Of
,be Court One hundred and sixty witnesses were
examined on both sides, several of whom were ind-
Yiduay on the stsnd two days FOR examination IN chief
and cross examination
Mr Baker Of the counsel for the defense thought It
would take him seven or eight days TO properly read
his mass Of testimony, in addition TO the subsequent
iak Of Examining all the points ofaw and last Of all the
criticisms Of the statements Of witnesses the compari
son Of the different classes of testimony and the writing
rui Of bic argument He insisted on having jwo full
weeks for The performance of this labor saying it was
utterly impossible for him TO complete it in shorter
period Of time The Court at fcst gave him eight days
and sfterward extended the limit TO twelve. But Mr.
Boxer would take nothing less than two weeks from
Monday and failing IN this he chose to submit The case
without argument. Col. Chipman, the Judge Adyo-
rse is already preparing bis argument, promising to
cover the ground both sides and viii read it next
Wednesday when as is usual in such cases, the Cont
will with closed doors proceed 10 consider and make
mp their findings in the case before then.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
EPISCOPAL GENERAL CONHEN-
THON.
THANKSGIVING for the Abolition OF SLAYER,
The Convention Forbid It-Excitjas
Debatc-Pince OF Next Meeting-Tke
Military Canon - Printing Bishor
stevcns's Sermon.
PHILADELPHIA. SATURDAY.. Oct. u. IsG5.


At the Episcopal Convention this morning,
the Hon. Horace Blnney introduced the following:
Rssolred That this house in mos. cordially concag as Il
ins day thank giving for the Of peace The co
~ and union to the Church. most respectfully express tie
services be appointed for the day rpcca thanks be
Almighty God for the ree tablshmeu, OF the ss,oua
authority the whole county, and for the removal st
great occasion Of naonal dissension and e..rgemc 10
which our late troubles due
Judge Chambers moved to lay the resolution OF tue
liable, and tho Pennsylvania delegation called forihe
Yeas aud Nays.
Mr.. Binncy said that there ar, truths 70 which no
utteranccs have yet been given.
Mr.. Binney was loudly called 20 order.
DR.. Goodwin asked If the question had been taken;
fit had he called FOR its reconsideration;
Judge Biltle Of North Carolina moved to lay The no
tion 20 reconsider on the table.
DR.. Cummings rose 10 question ol piFI'be' itt
was nOisly called 20 order
The Hon MIR. Brunot tried to ask question, but Wa,
Inc Rev. Dr. Goodwin asked II such a course as was
nronosed Would not finally settle the question.
Tie Chair decided that 1t coEld not be brought up
to-day but could hereafter
Tbs yeas" and mays" having been called for
were taken the question being the motion 10 lay Ito
motion to reconsider on the table the effect Of The
sage oi which would DO TO prevent tae question benI
taken I'D again during the session OF the present Con
vpntion The result of the vote by dioceses was AZ
follows: Clerieal-20 yeas, nays Lay-i5yeas. nays
The consideration Of the new Consultation Oi the
Theological Seminary was continued
Various articles were disposed or aud on motion 9f
Dr. Randall amended
Tie Constitution was then ordered 70 be printed ~
nado the order Of tho day for Wednesday neAh al y
o'clock. -,
A message from the House Of Bishops was rec~Neu,
fixing New.York the place for the next Ineeu.s "
the lriennia Convention with the concurrence o ING
Lower House. .,,...,ion
The Convention then proceeded to tho consIdersoa
OF the military canon, which LED 10 'eli 2 Indse
sion, which was participated ID Dy , Wv. Adams and
Oils and the Rev. Drs. kerioot, heene' A""inS """
Others - e...,r.,s sc-r,or an
,ha onsacra,;on of Bshop Quintard we're 0ratEeo v"
be pIia,ed. TIe Convention thea aAQI1Ass
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
VIRGINIA.
The Election at Norfolk Introduction OF
wairr-Ad Admittin; Confederate Omeers
ia Hold Office.

FoNHrss NOSEoE IIlday' Oct. I3, 300.
Tho elections in Norfolk and Portsmouth
PASSED Of quietly yesterday. The vote vas small. L.
Ii. Chandler. for Congress, leads with handsome
majority Mcssis. Hurst ADD Langhorne were elected
TO the House Of Delegates from portsmouth va.
CbqYd!.rs majority IA Petersburg Is over 100 go
'lbe oueston OF Introduction Of water INTO NOrioK
MAS decidedin the affirmative by decided majority
Rnt little opposition was shown To alerius inc thldu
article ~ The Constitution permitting Cohieue4''c ON
c.I. Ia become eligible TO Office in the State.
RICHMOND Va. Oct. IS, lsdj.
No additional returns from the Win and tllIlh
Djstt.cts have been received. John il. BALDWIN, eA
member Of the Confederate Congress mas Deen eccV'u
ta the House Of DELEGATES from Augusta County.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
LOUISIANA.
pe,u,,, So,tl, of a Special Government
aycut-siis Reported Opinion OF shc
Erecdncn.s Enrepu-Heg gistrution of
Vntcrs su Erw-G rlenns.
NrW ORLIANS Saturday. Oct, IA

NTW ORLlANS Sltlrd0y, Oct. II, FOO.
Mr.. Waterson, the Special Agent Of the Gov
ornnen sent to inquire into tie condition of Southern
affairs loft yesterday afternoon. after short stay. 1t
understood thIt Ills opinion Of the Frcodmens Bureau
- that il Is an unnecessary burden TO the Goyerumen
Tbe Provost Marshal has ordered an inspection OF
the city registered y0ers with view 10 strike from
the rolls the names OF certain portion charged with
acts OF disloyaty antocedcut 10 the Presidents Am.
nesty Proclamation. and Of those who IN 1862 regis
Il red themselves enemies of tho United States. This
would strike on ffh o. the registered voters of the
city. Gov WeCs protests against this as an inter.
ference with estab shed State law. II the Provost
Marshal persists, Gov Wees will appeal to the Presi'
dent.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
rnou roxrMEss MONROE.
Heavy storm-marins Iiems-A Coiored
soldier Hung - Sale CT Go'ernmeni

FoR1Kfs- MoSGoR SATURDAY. oci. H. I56S.
bo4vv @forlu commenced Last night and has
Thc steamer lym T. clyde has arrived here with me
steamer Jhn Gibson ia tow. The clyde picked up tue
Gibson 10 a disabled condition win hoI "neei 0s''
twenty miles north of Dhncotesgue. 90, -.
FoGrBEss MoSROE Friday, Oct. ~ ZOO,
Corporal John Shepherd OF the J7th Ihted 9.ates S
Colored Regiment was hung this morning ~ Iamp
HamihOp ior rape committed last apr" H''i A'''"
mond. ,,,,, ,
Proposts for the sae Of rs barrels Of WHISKY were
opened to-day by Commssary Curry. Thirty niue pro
pOsas were pede et good prices covering DslTtm
A-bf sDGce,l ~ .ildeIy VII be lVtifed by neil.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
CALIFORNIA.
Another Earthquake in SANTA Clara N"i-
Icy-It is ns Severe ss Ats Predeeessos
Commercial Intelligence.
SAN FRANCISCO. Friday. Oct. l3,

SAN FRANCISCO, Friday Oct l3, isu'.
The ship Orion has sailed for Boston.
Another earthquake In Santa Clara Valey. last night.
described being quite as severe es the one ot Sn
day. IL was slightly felt here.
SAN FRANCISCO Saturday. Oct. li 1865.
Business is rather quiet; high prices and a
limited consumption cheek speculation. Receipts OF
treasure FOR nine months si3OtQOo0; gain over the
same period OF last year 20OOtOo The coinage at he
Era,dstuffs unchanged. Part OF cargo OF Barley
has been purchased for New York at le per ID. Wool
hrmcr az ls d2Oc.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Release of Mes.r.. stephens and Reagan.

BOSTON, Saturday Oct II, Ioo5'
The announcement Of the release OF Messrs.
stephens and Reagan from Fort Warren was slightly
premature, ss it occurred yesterJy instead Of the dSy
previous. The parties stoppd at tho Revere House
last uight, and LEFT for Washington this morning.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
EUROPE.
FIVE DAYS LATER NEWS.
Meeting Of Holders Of American
Securities.
The List of Confederate
EOndhOlders.
Protests from MIR. Gladstone, the
Editors of The Times and Post,
FENIAN ARR ESTS.
Interview Between Bismark and
Louis Napoleon.
FA1nrn POM. OCT. Is. l-6

The steamship Nova Scotian, from Liverpool
at 2:3O p n OF the jth and Londonderry on the 9th
nsts., passed this point this evening.
The steamships Tcutonia, City OF Dublin and city oi
New. York from New.York and Hiheriian from Que.
bee. arrived out on the 81 inst
The steamship America from Ncw-York arrived at
Southampton on the iih.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Latest.

IDAD0h, Oct. Q, 100.
The political news is unmportant
The Bank OF France Las advanced It's rate OF discount
from 3d4 q cent,
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Prussia.

scmi-olIicial Berlin paper, alluding TO The
meeting between the Emperor Napoleon and Conut
Bismsr4 admits that II cannot be without political i'm
pOItance and effect.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
Commercial Intelligence.

LIVERPOOL, Oct. 5-lLyERPOoL COTTON MAR
rsT-rbe market opeuod advancing and closed quiet aud
,esdy The sd,ppee hos been tod owing 70 further I'd
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

During the week ending the Ath inst,
National currency to tire amount Of s36l5,750 was
issued by the Treasury Department The total amount
Issued up TO date is sl97. 1ge $50.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
France.

Political news is unimportant.
BOuse fat; Rentes, Csfr. zoe.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

fAppcatlons Tor ersion National Banks filed and
approved pfo 10 july 5 tie organizations OF which have
been delayed for various
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

and the First National Bank OF Oshkosh WIS., have
been designated repositories OF public money py lhe
Treasurer of the United States.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
riEDONs.

The state Department yesterday received
about 900 pardon warrants. g-ed By the President
which have been accGmalating at the White HouSc 10
some time.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

IIeasUlef OF INC UnIteu oI4IVs-
NATIONAL BANKS.
The following National Banks were estab-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

The Secretary OF War has ordered the omar
term,ac,'s Department to issue to the freedmen,
r,oui.tious approved by Cen Howard. Commissioner
os,ho r,-o,, all articles OF Government cloing de-
claTcd unit foI distribution to TIE army.
FINANCIAL.
The printing OF the new issue OF the o-2U
bonds il rapidly progressing under the auspices OF the
Printing Department Of the Treasury. 1t Is expected
by next wednesday hat the OOJ bonds ~l bo ready
for distribution.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16
PERSONAL.

Henry Allen late Lieutenant-C Colonel ot the
I7n Connecticut Volunteers, has received appoint
mont l,om Secretary Harlan in the Interior Depart
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

1TNT VTIN
New-York daily tribune., 1865-10-16

PUBLIC DEPosIToRIEs.
The Central National Bank Of Bonneville, Mo-,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04
al. Gana 4etsHaf.
EVANSVILLE R f4B - y =
NO TIME LIKE THE OLE TIMn.


There 70 no time likel ehepEa tim& s~hsn yoa sad
I were
when the bids a April biossomeda and the birds
Of spring. time supgf
The gardsn's brfga aest sgAeries by sum msr fHHa
But. oh / ths sweet, syest vloiets--the. flowers
that opened 6fstb@ AF&9s@ @n
There IL no place like the Old place where ycasna
whsrs ~ asi Iifisa sfst our ssslias % the sssia
q tas ners ILL., C !. 4 !;
the eIf9Qsng arnls thar bofa. y =
whsrs the abr syes Klstensd osr ns that will
look "a sn6 10 nabre Il. - 81 - = s.sssss
There Is 10 fdzaf lfks Che GA frsaa whe hss
9 arsf euf aaoFEtag days - - -.
No grssiis IKE rE VI soes' 70 h'H'Ass. 'ls n''
Fame 4 TIE stshtisas st flower, vfsi saady srgwh
But flisa S III sr.a6db Soas. vim swaats
There 10 no lore lihe4hs eld Iere thas~s esusesf
In our pride
Though our ieasss falling, fslitng, ana weFs
Ybsrs ~ blessomssAlI ssound us With tho eoIors
Of cur da~nt
And We live 10 DO ars~yd saneslns hsa the HghE
Of DAY 10 gone.
There are noBlsA@ ME tho old times ~~khsy shAll
nsser be fofgott
There Il no place Iiks ths old plaSss--kseP green
the dear old spoti
There are 20 friends like cur old frisndsT--aaag
.Hamven pro oag their llxsa - ssa ssa... =
There are loves like cur ~ lgTesy ts@a NJ saa
cur loving wiysss
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-04

n raeevesily p4nished, and . check CIV
eB y THE braGas@ ani MG Gs@d fhaz
superstition. !.
We haze heerd IF sueh scenes asss ! q I,
theae being endSaa8 Ia es nears Mabala'
Dr. he mel roes, but never Gil last night
aid We witness anz thing Of the end y. ~ :,
this city EnIt3mpabg Tifhtaaie " 20
Iicemen DC went TO q house situated De-
y6nd the has works, and occupied ~ an
old negrd who claims t0aha anaAsci assn
.ApnEoacHing the hoase very csfeialiy'
and paerTng through The cregtces 10 the
walls. 4 Via 4diasd ] apf dtaels l"sa pre@
sented.v Around small Gre OF pine I'D
tfsa an hAdIe Of the ho0FA%s1f Rfsomy aIof
aaav. fbefe was none--and over which
.wea hung q LII, sat q group OF negro men
and, won5en eatirely Naked their hair
or wool ewisted into pigtaiI curis and or
e.ss Y, ss s.s We sss 4
eyesefpsed, the master Of ceremonies or
High sFasish EFiestH Fttha . spe4srakin
aFpund Bis deck, and bis Wool gfTzzfed
With age and garniahed nose profdselY
lfha nsaha rest, was chan4inG eogngEhlng
voice, while the remainder
III the secongreg cation responded, es II
wererwath 4 Low &af8 EsB@ dsaasmffpaaS
The old negro with the snake-skin clap
\ ned his banda, and the whole party rose
and comme 49, damp 4 SuEcue aAesn VIZ
in circle around the pot.
OT#& being over they all squatted down
again, and the " Old Eaam rhanmad MS
chant, III the same time holding n bis
hand scoYered basket. from whieh he
drew-p9d dFopped ihtb The ~ ~ 1Fse "
DON sriake, next q frog, fhea 4 young
alligatdr or lizard, and last Of ell the
herbs and roots fForn hia own and the
hands oi other negroes. Silence was
observed by NIL for some minutes alter
the Ian .depehit bad IaesqG "a Etsga hltsr
.which Che pot was taken from The hre,
Y and While the nGpWEtinR mfxfprR WIS
! yet reaking bot, they each dipped the
into Ina Il Il Iads sg5Ist 4 u ~
1 t6lheit tongues; another dip into the pot
was taken with the middle flyer Of the
right Aga1aPf ggtaAp se4e s ~ re
| described On Th8 BrAEsfs, f0feTeftf ara
shouldPrs-ogs aqseilqg Che Htf sss e ts 7.
I'll THEIR clpAh@ had a. eLA n ~ \
they. hhd g6f tfeaf ~ The h6us6 = :
Although ON hiRhgDcesMonsth p eipsh
I or "Obf man \ 4 n ~ fasshan6 q oman
Il sadflfre in Bis inhRHan rites, !. anf whic =
sacrifice is een6fally . young child
nothidg Of the kind was attempted IN The
Vond4o- pow-wow OF last night The
presehee OF the police would, Of courss
have breqepted, anything Of this nature
he'd v ever been tAen9ht necesAafa ~
he odd HserV conducting the Aliair
Old Negro wctast We're spuietFnfea a'dset
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