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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-11-06
Naval.
NEW YORK Nov. &.

New YORK Nov. 5.
The steamer Columbia from Havana 31st.
ult., has arrived The U. S. Str. Rhode Island
arrived there on the Both. The U. S. Steamer
Hornet was passed by the Columbia 25 miles
from Havana.
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From, Norfolk.
NORFOLK, Nov. 4

NORFOLK, NOV. z.
The steamer Yankee from st. Jago de Cuba,
and St. George, from Bermuda, arrived tonight,
short of COAL Capt. Elingwood. and crew of
the bark Ellingwood, are among the passen-
gers.
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STATE OF MAINE.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Augusta, October 81, SEQ.
Anadjourned session Of tho Executive Counen WI a
be held at the Council Chamber, IN AusvS'"' y"
Monday, the thirteenth day Of November INST
FL Secretary Of State.
Nov2-dtd
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MONTREAL. ". e., NOV. D.
9P. M. No signs of the steamship Peruy-
an at Farther Point. She sailed from Liver
pool Goth ult. via Londonderry 9th. II has
been raining all day.
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THE next meeting of the Sabbath School
Teachers Association viii be held in the yes.
try of the Bethel Church, this evening, at 7 1-s
o'clock.
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Mobile Markets.

MOBILE, Nov. 8.
Cotton-sales to-day 100 bales at SO @ 51c for mid
ding sales Of the week 5000 bales receipts of the
week e47 bales; exports of the week 1860 bales;
stock in port IS ,932.
Cold 1921.
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MAcKEREL.-Since the first of November,
1898 barrels of mackerel, chiefly from the Bay
of Chaleur, have been received at this port.
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oErIcE OF AssIsrANr QUARrERMAsFER,

OFFICE OF ASSISTANT QUARrERMAsTER,
WAsHnGToN, d. O., October 81, 1866.
VTTILL be sold at Public Auction, at Alexandria,
wv Va, ON MONDAY, the 4th day Of December,
$500, 900 feet assorted Lumber.
80 new Platform Cars, feet 81 inches gauge.
20 box Freight Cars, feet 1inches gauge.
Passenger Cars.
600 Car Wheels, igood.l
1875 pairs Car Wheels on axles
400 new Car Axles.
5000 pounds Rubber Springs.
81 Elliptic Car Springs.
100 Davis Patens Car Springs.
600 tons good secondhand Rail.
400 tons old T Rail.
800 tons old Strap Rail.
80 tons Axle Iron, old.
tons Tire Iron, old.
225 tons Car Wheels, old.
$50 tons Wrought Scrap Iron.
go tons Cast Scrap Iron.
tons Lead Pipe, old.
10 tons Scrap Brass.
coils, II inches diameter, Wire Cable.
IL Vises.
$50 tons assorted Bar Iron.
"a tons assorted Sheet Iron. t1
so tons assorted Steel
$50 tons Iron Castings.
tons Brass Castings
tons Sheet Copper.
/ ton Sheet Brass.
10000 pounds Boat Spikes
100000 pounds Railroad Spikes.
10000 pounds cut Spikes and Nails.
rs, 900 pounds Rope.
II, 500 feet assorted Glass
G,500 feet Leather Betting.
$500 pounds Rubber and Hemp Packing.
10 Henderson Pumps.
$500 feet assorted Gas Pipe.
80 Grind-stones.
Is, 900 pounds Track Bars.
1900 pounds Spike Mauls, Cold Chisels, SC.
1000 Picks and ShOVels.
600 Lanterns.
1890 Axes, Hatchets, and AIDES.
1000 Handles.
80 stecl-plated Frogs.
80 steel Frog Plates.
60set Switch Fixtures.
portable FORCES.
Pumping Engines.
WOod-sawing Engines.
2portable Saw-mills.
2steam Pile Drivers, complete.
Cal0ric Engines.
90 set Planes.
200 Hand, Crescent, and Circular Saws.
90 Steel Squares.
60 Screw Jacks.
900 feet Spark Netting.
1000 pounds assorted Wire.
1850 pounds Block Tin.
1000 pounds Sheet Lead.
/ 20 boxes assorted Tin.
/ 10000 pounds Chains.
/ 1900 Files.
5000 pounds Boiler and Tank Rivets and Plate
/ Washers.
/ ; 60 GlObekValves. ... r-
| 100 Monkey Wrenchcs.
II Emery Wheels.
| ~ reams Einery cloth and Paper.
20 Water Tanks and Hoops
5000 Sashes.
Contents of job Printing Oce, consisting of Press
es, Type, Cases, &c.
A number Of Hand and Truck Cars
Contents ofthe Supply Store (which contains very
large assortment Of valuable Railroad Material, new
Contents Of Machine and Blacksmith's Shops, con-
s1sting ofPlaners, Lathes, Wheel Presses, Forges.
Stationary Engines, Skating, Betting, Sc, &C.
Also large lot Of secondhand Stores Tools Maehi-
merry, and other material.
Sales to commence at 10 o'clock, to be adjourned
nom day to day. until all is sold.
Terms Cash, in Government funds.
a-r. t-s.H .-e- III. L. ROBINSON
NOV. D tdecl- Brevet Colonel, A. Q. NJ.
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The Var 6etsceen Brazil and ParIgatey-Ca Cap
tnTc Of Uruguay by t!ae BrasiIians.

BOSTON, NOV. D.
Bark Katharine Maude, at this port brings
advices from Buenos Ayres to Sept. 23d, eleven
days later. The war between the Allied pow
ers and Paraguay still continued The former
had recently gained an important victory, hay-
ing captured the town of Uruguay and five
thousand Paraguayan prisoners, alter siege Of
six weeks. The prisoners were summarily dis
posed of by being drafted into the Allied ar
my to fight against their own cormtrymen.-
This victory caused great rejoicing at Buenos
Ayres.
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Recent Publications.

SIDNEY DE GREY; or the Rival School-boys.-
The Story of a Boy who believed a Pure
Character to be the Prize of Life BY Law
renee Laneewood Esq. One Vol 16mo. PIP.
$50. Boston: Graves and Young.
THE Hone IN THE POCKET. By Aunt Hattie.
Oae Vol. 16mo. PIP. 283. Boston: Graves
and Young.
Two pleasant and useful books, printed and
bound in tasteful style, and illustrated wilma
profusion of charming wood-cuts. THE Hole
in the Pocket is domestic story, intended to
illustrate the fatal facility with which money
may be wasted on little habits of sclf-indul-
gence and extravaganza. Sidney de Grey" is
a story Of boy-life; with plenty of such adven-
lures as boys love, from camping in the woods
and burning out woodohucks, to picnics and
croquet. 1t is the firstof series called slim
dendale Stories" to be issued by these publish
ers Both the above are for saleby H. Pack
ard. N@Nk 3A
LITTLE PRUDY SERIEs.-Lee s. Shepard of
Boston have issued two more volumes of this
delightful series of books for little folks, writ
ten by Sophie May. One of these is called
Little Prudys Fairy Book )" and the other is
entitled "Dotty Dimple," and records the ad-
ventures of avery young lady who bore that
attractive title.
Very few people have studied children, and
all their changing impulses and mental pc
culiarities with such loving and observant
eye as the author of these little books, and all
her stories have character of freshness and
reality as well as sparkling vivacity which
makes them almost as agreeable reading for
grown-up folks as for the little ones. Va
For the benefit of such of our readers as may
not be aware of the fact, we win mention that
Miss Prudy is no creation of the fancy, but a
real little girl, who lives in Portland, and whose
sunshiny face is among the most welcome
which smile on us in our frequent walks.
Both these little books may be found al
Short s. Loring's,
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tsq
Auction Sales.


ON TUESDAY, Nov. z, at 8 p. NJ on the nro,,
" ises, house No. 70 Bracket Street. 1t i 4 ON =
and half story wooden house. finished Throughout:
$ good rooms, good closets and cellar, abundance
water. Thelot is good size, with fine garden spot
HENRY BAILEY & CO., Aueticneels.
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BY Electricity
rEErHI rEETHl rEETHl

DR.. ID. sim continues TO Extract Teeth by ELRc-
TRIcITY WITHOUT PAIN. Persons having de- aged
teeth OF stUmps they wish to have removed for reset
ting he would give polite invitation TO call.
Superior ELECTRO MAGNETIC MAsHnNEs tor sale
for family USE with thorough instructions.
DIR. d. can ACCOMMODATE lew patients with board
and treatment at his house.
Ohice hours from O'Clock A. VI. to II NJ from
to p. NJ, and to 0 in the evening.
Consultation FREQ. nOv1t
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MEDICAL ELECTRICITY
DR.. w. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
ia MIDDLE STREET,

ia MIDDLE STREET,
Nearly Opposite the United States Hotel.
VXIHERE he would respectfully announce to the
w citizens of Portland and vicinity, that he has
permanently located in this city. During the two
years we have been in this city, we have cured some
OF the worst forms of disease in persons who have
tried other forms Of treatment In vain, and curing
patients in so short time that the question is often
asked, do they stay cured? To answer this question
we will say that all that do not stay cured, we viii
doctor the second time without charge
DIR. d. has been practical Electrician for tweIy-
years. and Is also regular graduated physician
Electricity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseases in
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BY Electricity
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active circulation maintained
LADIES
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o. cstration and al of those long line Of troubles
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vii VIII viii in short time restore the sufferer to the
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monday Morning, November 6, 1866.
PORTLAND AND VICINTTY.

E- Adcertissrs sviH 6eiaeFs taemseyoes, az reg y
accommodate u.s. By sending in their adcertiss'e''''
az an early hour IN the day. s.
New Advertisement To-Day
SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN
For Sale-half interest in an invention
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN
List OF Letters--A T. Dole. ,1
Treatment of Consumption-Dr M q ~, p
Winter Arrangements-Po e y SS,sh y -
Change of Time Portland, Saco q orIsii u Il. u.
independent Lectures. -r,,,s,,,.
Return Of Cotton s Murphy, st Mi Ri,I,ts
For Sale-Tawn and County Rights.
Wanted-Agents.
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AnOther Internal Northumberland to BIotv
at0 the WyODaieO Hotel-1tCo Men killed and
Nine Wounded.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.

u . FF AMehtSA, RttYhfs OF IOWA.
e. 9. M.ssRALs oE ,icr, Ktekrx, oy- o. %. fsss
HEREBY give notice 'ha. by virtue of
u arrest and mouth Isl ned on Of the Of
Ace az the Clerk OF the United States District Ccnrf
and fr the District Of Iowa. and directed in the
Showing cause. to-vit: W. H. Apologize mariner, IL
bellAnf against the barge Richard 10 civil
and maritime sor tt~nsanA or act Of waGrs IN
Mafessal furnish ed. nine hnndred and ~g ant
Is loo dollars did the 22 day Of ,ctob-r A. 1865
1t the port OF keoxnk in sad district Of Ie@a arrest
aud take IN my possession for ssf cdy and Anw
detan the sad bargs Richard: and hereby also give
public notice that tbs tins assigned tn. return Of
aid warrant Is the 5th day OF Sovember A. D. 1885,
and herety admnafsh snd Summons oil claim
Ing interest In the said hrgs aard. knowing
or having anything to say why should not be
condemned and sold to answer the demand o. said libel
liant they he AMI appear before the seid Dtriet
Osurt for the Dstrtct Of Iowa. at term be
heguR and holden - sid District Court room, On Ms
9TH day OF November aforesaid at Keukrk Iowa. IN sAd
District, said last nam ID dsy when aud where ssd
cause will he heard then there % istcpose their
in that behalf. PETER MELENDY U M Il
oc24-d tprs sse.siof ~ II ssEsos Deputy .
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
PROCLAMATION IN ADMIRALTY.
.; .. AsIsIas, pi-rri-f oy low.

Z. .. oy AaEEfc&, bi-rFfrf oy I5NA.
q. g. AtasaxLs 0yricx, soxrx lows, Oct 70. rs.
HEREBY give notice that by virtue Of q
u OF arrest aud monitcu issu-i Of the Of
nee Of theCerk Of the United States Disrict Court
and for the District Of Iowa and directed
following cause. te-stt A. Hine ard ie.ant agas-s
the boat Dictator her sngin~s machinery fur
Htturs tackle and apparel In civil aud maritime
for demand II conrsot for $50 80 % aoixrs did
the 1fh day of October. A. 1885, 81 the port Of
K~okuk Ire county Iowa Ia said District Of iowa
res and take in fes ta- cate custody, Sd
do detsin thu sAd stesnboa; Dictator. with her
eeeinss machinery urnisure tackle and apparel and
hereby alec give pulc notice that the time assigned
for th. return Of sad warrant Ia the sth cay Of
November, 1so5 and hereby adm snsh and snramans
all claiming iHtSrest IN the -atd
Dictator" ard ssid engines. machinery. furniture,
tackle and ap.sr@f, Or knewine ha~nx anything to
y ~hy the should not be oond nnsd SD Sold b
tbs d~HaDd Of said b<llant that they be nd
pear b@fore the said Dstrct Cour; District Of
Iowa a return term, 20 BE- begun ssd holden aaA
District Court the It'll day Of November afare-
said 1895 AT kekuk, Lee counf, fosa ia sad District
said last named day when aud where sAd win
b. hard then ard there int~rpo<s their eaies and
answer sd bei aud max their allegations IA that be-
half PETER MfLENpY. r., 2 NJ.
oca lprs fee, so BY II frLTos perury.
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a@Woa't Use ANY OaAsr.--rhe Last and best
The right article finally Everybody lkesis purely
vegetable Contains sugar OF lesd Il the best Hsir
Dressng In the world win restore grey and fsAed hsiF
10 its original color IN four week-every tine-rssrs
pop inquire for wehster's Vegetable Hair Invigor~-
tor, and don't take any other II all humors Of
the In week For sale at wholesale and retail
By ., A. KERs. corner Third and Main streets Keokuk
Iowa Burnhsms Van Setback Wholesale Druggists,
10 LAX. 81 Chicago, agent. for tn Northv-sI
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

The Onginsl- and Beet the World The only true
and perfect Hair Dye. HARMLESS, Reliable and Instsn-
taneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black or
natural Brown without iniurng the hair skin. RAN
sdiss the i'll effects ofbed dyes. Bold BY all Drnggsts
The genuine IL sigusd william A. Bachelor. Also,
REGEN8RArIN8 EXTRACT on MILLEYLEURe,
for Restoring aud Deentifyins the Hair.
augzi -dsvly CHARLES BArcHEL0R. MI.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

This celebrated Toilet seas, iDsueh universal
demand. 10 made from the cheleest materials
0llAAad aolien Sin its saturs, fra4Tansly
esntsA, and extremely ben efSets in iss seu
upos the skin Tor sale By all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers fsbI-dAvlyy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02
PLAID AND PLAIN rLAMNELs, 10.

Al Of the Bonnrsrte Factory Goodsfo Be sold here
precisely the Factory prices exchanged r wool
The same price ptid for Wool here At the Factory
ssptD E. X. HART. Ages
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-11-02

Fer Disrrh@a, DysenteRy, Ae.- As-
GUREs Compound Extract Of Bssss Paw 10 the non
reliable aud Successful remedy; It Is endorsed By OBI
Long, 0snera Pieasanson and Gen ritx Henry wssrss
ofthe Usted States Army Western Sanitary and Chris
tian Conns.sions, War Relief Fund comuittee Editors
Of the Press and Western steamboat oeers. sold By
ell druggis and 8. B. vowxtI Co.. Keokuk.
Ia C. MAGuIRE. Sole Propristors,
tyle-dAstm A. Louis No.
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The DYsAa1 Chan0eY. an 1ssAy Of VAN
ing and Instruction for Young Men. Also. ssv an
for Disease efths Urinary
Sysesms-sentfres, In sealed envelopes. Address Dr.
sKILLrN HouGHroS, Hovard Associations ,psiIs-
lslphis, Ps. sprsdsvly
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Returning our sincere thanks to the public and our
numerous friends for the liberal patronage bestowed
upon them that no pains care or expense
vail be spared 10 give perfect Satisfaction 10 all whc
favor US with their patronage, and make estAb
hshEeos the frids Of tAe Gats Csfy.
Respectfully,
octlo H. n BosTwIcK CO
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20 IS 20 IL 10 2 3 % "a So
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Is ss 8 so % SIS 4ee % .. 81
q 65 10 2ss Al 20 ae4
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81 IS s $ IN IS % TO
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10 IS so 81 IS 9 - 20 ala
81 IS % 90 9 Is 20 20 oe
26 IS 6 10 L. 20 2l7 20 AT
% IS S 3l4 1856 ~ "a g 20 1911 Is
Q 65 S 40 IL % es 30 10 q
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LOWEST PRICES,

Examine the stock OF the Orr PrIce Ppaiar H9es. Of
b0sTWIcK Co, s. Main street.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-19
speech Of c cilisr Ju.tiee chase. /.

Atalate NEE ing ofthe alumni Of Dartmouth
col &c, Chief Justice Chase madea speech,
Of which The following is the substance
President aaM Gentlemen I'll feel OPP
pressed With the many klud illusions that
have been made here concerning myself,
aud for these numberous expressions Of yopr
warm personal regard, be pleased to accept
my siucerest thaukS. For many reasons
would, be silent 10 dlr, yet here among
so many of my brothers, feel it not
only q duly but pleasure to give express
sons to my views concerning the import
ant resolutions now under consideration
Gen Shelby wishes you 70 erect a beautiful
memorial building in commemoratonof the
noble sons of Dartmouth who have fallen
Iip the greal confict of the past four years.
This is well but would suggest that, of
the reorganzsd country they died TO save.
we eject o memorial that will endure for.
ever. =, believe. gentlemen. that we should
be. honest in the expression Of our views
upon all subjects. My motto has always
been 70 fo'm my ideas, aad then put them
into acts a, Ald iu relation 70 satiInal
matters, 1 am free to soy tbatI believe
one OF The hrst thugs which ought TO he
done is to give every man in this eoputry
who is upattaiDied ed Of crime aths tight to
yote. Great applause ] believe there
is virtue in the eolored people Of lhe South
They do not possess college eduealions. but
(turuing 70 Gov. Smytb) men can be Gov,
'ernors Without Q liberal course of study.
4 Applau'e] They can be Presidents. also.
[ More appIauseJ ,a AZ the time wheO l
was ip politics, ! believe the maiu duly
was 10 vote the ticket. Well. there are
intelligent c9IYTed people 10 The South suf'
dceht 10 make up the ticket. and the Others
will, vote il, Now. how many ,gepllspen
here can put, thelr hands on lheI. hearts
and give the exact teasops why, they voted
the last general ticket I refer 70 bis Exi
cellepey, Governor Smylh. to the ex jadgs
Bisttnani TO the Plesldeut and 20 tpslsx'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1865-08-19
The Old Woman and the Crow I

At q certain cross roads, in the State OF
Alabama, stood a small grocery, 9or a
whisky shop, previous to the rebellion,
where bust bead, and chain lightning wero
dealt out 10 the thir,ty uDwnshed at The
small ,um of 5 cents a drink. or 20 cents q
quart. The presiding genius. of this de
lectable institution was one y II Skies
who among Various other pets, had do
nestle crow, black as the ace of spade
Tbis-ci ow had learned, among other things
to repeat righl. plainly The words dunn
you, which be Of C clurse, heard freqpenly ly
u.el iu The groc ry. Daring the preva
Ience Of kuotk down and drag out fight
one day, however, the crow was frightened
from his ONE and few off into the oods
never 10 relu u. 2.IE1f., - L'|qWoiH '
About three miles from the grocery was
"a settlement ,meeting.house---au old tumble,
down. dllapiip,ed affair. only used on Ger.
tain occasions, when a ''eircuit ride,'
happened to pass that way. Into this
building went the crow, taking peaceable
possession, aui two days theteafter the
church was thrown open for preaching
and large crowd assembled, among whom
was very old lady. who was compelled TO
'nse sriches in walking. who took her seat
in the front pew. aud was loon. deeply eab,
sorbed in be ell qlence of the preacher,
The reverend gentlemen had scarcely got
under full headwav. aud commenced lhun.
-dering bis anlhemas at oil grades Of sinners
when bOarse aronking voice FROM above
uttered the ounouS Nod! ,v.rt5,el J.
+ Damn yOu! ,-......,.. r,. ...,ps.....e vi
The preacher and copgree alton looked
sghast at such p ofanily, aud each peered
in his neghbor's face ID vain to deltc, some
sign or guilt Qliet was at lengt b restored
bni ere ten mirules had elasptd the oni
nous damn yon again electrified the au
dence aud just as the preacher cast bis
eyes up to search for the delinquent, lhe
crow flew down from bis perch und light,
ing on the Bible, calmly surveyed lhe ter
riiied crowd, as he gave another doleial
crosk;
7 Daan youi.,z.los bsZ1aiaaa zoe 'SoSA
The effect was elected Giving bone
startled aud terrified glance at the int ruder
the preacher sprangl through n window,
carrying sash. glass apgd all with hips and
sci Of al q break neck pace through the
woods, closely followed by his horror slrick.
en- congregation. who had piled out Of the
building pell nell after him. Ia the
general scramble, the crn.cbes had
been kuccked' down ia the church.
where she lay /; the ycrow-swas af' er
something to eat---aew beside her, aud
cooking up his eye very, knevingly. sgaiu
croacked! ~, 49,. !. n, ,,,.., , s,,ir
h. Damn yopi. ,.t,sttu .,ti.
/ 3 The old lady eyed him savsgely for q
few moments. and then burst forth. 10 o
tone of reek less dehance:a sauIi' b ,zoasl
Yes-aDd damn you tool. j bad nothing
TO do with getting up this methodist NEE
ting--aud You knoY i, tool -. -
The poor old soul bad mistaken ihe, crow
Tor the devil. aud concluded to propitate
| If possible, ,lhe wralh ef his Sa tssic majesty
lby dspyiog all lcomplici.y 10 tho afiaif. -
The world is full Of just such peoplses'ist