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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-20

From the Toledo Blaie.l
CoNFEDERrT RoAps,
witch is in the Staff Nv Kentucky
December 8, 1866.
Square Gayitt, Deekin Pogram, Captain
McPelter and myself wuz in the Post Offs
last mite. wich, next to Bascom's, hez got TO
be the cheef resort NV the ieedin intellex Nv
the Corners, talkin over matters and things,
when the Deekin happened to menshun that
next week bis second son, Eljer, who hez
intelleck into him, wuz a goin to start for
Michigan to enter a college.
Wat sed |, 90 700 peFpose to send
that noble youth, ElJer Pogram, to a Alb.
lishn State, to enter 8 Ablishn college, to
suck his knollege from Ablishn source I?
Good Heavensl Frailty, thy name is wo.
man.
| hedn't any lice that this last remark wuz
appropos but it sounds we'll, and hey notist
that it don't make much difference wat the
cotashun is so ez 700 end q remark with q
cotashun.
The Deekin remarked that it Auz painful
but the fact wuz, Elijer must hev edjuca
shen. He didn't bleeve in edjucashen, gen
orally speekin. The common people wuz
better off without it, ez edjucashen he'd q
tendency to unsettle their minds. He he'd
seen the evil ehex Nv it in niggers and poor
WHITES 90 SOON u Hikktf mdStefs tue
spellin book and gifts into noosepapers, he
becomes dissatisfied With his condishn, and
bankers after better cabin and more wages
He to-wunst begins to insist onto ownin land
hisself and givin his children edlucashen,
and, ez a niger, for our purposes, ain t
worth a 500 markee. Jes so with the poor
whites. He knowd one melloncoly instance.
A poor cnss mp toards Garrittstown, named
Ramsey, learnt to read afore the war, aud
then commenst deterioratin For two years
he refoGzed to vote the Dimocratic ticket,
then he blossomed out into Ablishnist, and
tried to make the others NV his class discon.
tented by tellin-uv EN- that Slavery wuz wat
kept them down. and finally, after pashense
ceased to he d virchoo, and we tarred and
fethered him one night for a incendiary, he
went to Iniiany. That euss cum back here,
doorin the late onpleasantns, kernel OF a
regiment, which he campt my farm and
snhsisted EN- of il. Some edjucashen is,
however. nessary. | design Elijer for Con-
eris. and he must hev IL lies a true Po-
gram. and nothin will strike in wish kin hurt
him
"Why not SEE |, ''that the Southern
yooth may be properly trained, start Coli
leee uy our own2 Why, Deekin, run risks w
hevin the minds Nv cur young mep tanned
with heresy -
The entire company wuz struck with the
idea. and ii wuz earnestly canvassed, and
finally decided upon; and wnz deppytized
to start, witch ! immejitly did. The name by
wich the new college is to be known is
g. HE SOUTHERN CLAssiKLE, THEoLoGlclE
AND MILITARY issrITooT,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-20
n AS Ii Y

Mr.. Nasty and the Circle OF Friends, OF
which he - Mentor, Ornament and
Guide, Feeling the Need OF an Institu-
tion Of Learning for the Youth OF Ken.
tueky, Project = College.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-20

~ RIGINAL s0TfcE-To Guy Wells, James Dunn,
~ YIN Dunn. llama Tsxgart, knms TA9uArt,
Alice 1AEgan, n N BaUpie, Jno " CieghaSs. G D
fockhard, Oscar Prouty. Prouty, Tios ray Cur
It's Human. b Hipman Edw Kibourne II x
Love. Jno IL Day assignee, H-rmx1 Baldwin, XIV Man
ming. Samuel sample. Dies Mosnes Navigation 4 Hail
road Company. pes Aoinss Valley Railroad Company,
Killings, Marsh Lee, Eelesan, Deiof sst and EDDY
ktnAk,pp, Brother Go, defendants You ars hereby
thaf there = now on is IN ths ClerAs ONE OF
Abe District Court Of Lee county, lows Kaokuk y
sifsss Of Hiram Barney Claiming axainst you
Guy Wells for the srm Of sight hundred dollars $780,
npon your mortgage made TO Msrsh "a Deevan upon
the following described pfsas~e to- ut:
and % 100 in The south west fractional quarter
section a. town hs in Lee county. Iowa and
asn yoa Al, rrsyiDg tor the foreclosure u
esge the sale OF said PREMISES freed Of all interests
said defendants In the 70 pay OF said debt
tiIgnshnent Of s equity " redemption and general
relief Nov each ~ You appear and an.w-r said
petition by Of the secoBd day Of the
1851, Judgment will be had tnrrin :. -ayed Tor by
defaafts II SCOTT HOWELL
kes ssamp, 20 etsJ Atty for PIn.
defl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-20

The Winona Democrat tells of curious
wedding that occurred in that city on Satur-
day evening last. The parties to the nuptial
bonds lad married in early life and raised a
small family of children; but for some cause
of which the public had no business to know,
the has band quietly left bis bed and board
seven years ago, and was not heard Of for
some FIVE years, when he sent for his son,
who has since been with him. The wife, in
the meantime, obtained divorce in one Of
orr Courts, and supposed herself widow.
Last week the long absent husband father re.
turned, and on Saturday evening they we're
again married at the house Of relative.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-20
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Gil
Winter Arrange lnea ts!
Change of Time

On and after Thnrsaay December 9Th rs snd until fur.
Their notice, trains will foliowa.
LEArE KEOKUK.
LIST Train-s.l5 A. NJ. daily, except sunday.
Sd Trains SOP NJ. a 90
LEAYE FORT NlDLSOH
adrrain-1et9 A. NJ. daily, sxoeps~eanday.
4th rrain--5.3o p. NJ. -
~ During the Of navigation the LIST
train, leaving ksokuk, oonurcts with Northern
Line Packet Company boats At FORT Madison, making
sure Connection with Railroad at Burlington, Rock
Island and Davenport,
The 1880 Ia train frsm FORT Madison, nakss con-
nsction With the Des Moisfs Valley afternoon train
and the Toledo NAhs h aud Western K. T.
Tickets all points sale hy agents att oees Of
the Company fdscsl n BIZ ELL. sec'y.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-12-20

Two Aaihlniai Mc-rs~, Adam fsplsr, Jshn k.siY aud
- Hart, ~ sCnt1rs the ~stats OF Jzeeb Ecfsas.
tasf before tins hrss LAY ~ Drcenb@r, 1876 thsr.
VII y. ftr In ffs once ~ the rera tie Df.fr E,
Curt Of Lee county. los Al eokHk petition Of the
Lawrence Coal cosHIauy extrnipg OF en the ,aia Ma
thsttei ArCre- thu .rM 81 SIX Thousand hnrdred
n stt, folsrs th4 s.urehSss n.ou.y fne oi.
!, O. p .nd n Of lot To- blsk ID Fayd. Adj
tsop 10 the tity VI K%oknk Lrs cgunty Iosa and as
grsying Tor the ~nfot cement 81 sesdor. npon raid
property Tor the amount above nAaed. fr decree
fer he sac ofsssdf - FIR fhr payment Of the zia
AID interest And unless yon pppsar thereto and 6sf-r
b. fsrr door q the s-Ssd dag OF th.
Monday IN trhrnsrr isG judgment ssd decree viii be
re n3essd against on by detaait
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

pros of sle roa5s, pbicb sm wll fay
the ulefea "a tb bonds. ard ome ee,ea
per cent ca ha stock. drea care hat
been taken in making These efinaics and
se falY believe them be reliable The
estimate 81 business from oaf present loai
We aaak mach t50 aw.
There ESQ 81 no doubt lta, aH New
York basiue. from oar roai and Not,h 70
Canada. would pass over ihis hne, AVID ihe
above estimate we're as ! On New York
business alone
Tie ncN road could afford 70 transport
freight l0r lie West 70 Albany ria Chut-
ham Four Corner. f5f much Is, tlan lbe
pfescat rlies chars,d IS lhe Troy 4 Bos-
lon. aud Troy / Grerubnsh roak, q the
same point; and there can Is LITTLE doubt
thar esery ion Of freight iroia this road ier
tlc west as veil as for AeA York would
pass over the new road. Since The con
strucuou of lbe Albany Bnlge, business
tor ihe west will 20 by way Of Albany.
The mortgage bonds iot which subserip-
liou. are taken viii be Of the denomna-
tions Of 500 and 1000 dollars, IL is con-
ndcndy hoped that an effort will be made
III each town to raisea proper subscription,
for hich blank subscription papers will
o. furnished
AHer tie 20ll Of tlis month the Presi.
depl o. lhis road sill take great pleasure
q meeting ihe people interested in th.
enterprise, al any place required aud IN
giving such further Information IN regard
10 i, i, ma, Be ID Ills power.
An Which 10 behalf Of the Bennington
x Rutland ailtold Company Is respect
fully submitted
r. w. PARK, President.
North bennington, April 10, 1866.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

As INTERESTING iAnEAs 0oBpus
IAsr.- 4 ,tFy ioghlns cass Il hahrs.
corpus r4nr beofs lHJer Piepgai Il
Bufaurteu. Iats aY Il Wa brought
ia favor q Df John y Genlron aeuusl
Mary si0a 6 i3s as raaod 9 Elvma Ora-
dron child 81 de. 6enlfoa. r dent q
Mrxico aud a man q considerable means,
wiil. while residing u Burlnstun some
seven years ago, on the death u bis wife,
transferred forever by Wriileu agrecmeHI,
ihc voutg ehili, al THAI time some six
noulhs old. 10 Peter Stone and hIs wife
Mary Stone thc respondent A,ter a long
absence, be returned 10 ilBe STATE. mad lasl
s-ek applied, by the above named means
for Tie possession Of The ch.ld. But the
adopted moil.er t3Ir Stone having died
IL he meanume) found her All elton 50
cntaiued about and reciprucalcd by tlae
Young Child, ,hat She lelt i would break
the hearts It both 10 be separated, al beast
until The little Elviaa should b old enough
10 fully know and acknowledge Df. Cen
drou as her father.
The Court, says the Times, after hear
the testimony Of both parties and the ar
aumeuis oi Mr.. Roberts for tie reltor
without waiting to the reply Of Judge
Wales ia favor ol tie respondent decided
that the written agreement was a binding
contract and reumnded lhe possession Of
the child ta Mrs Stone Tie scene that
followed WAS truly touching. The little
child said 10 btr adopted mother, mother,
may 90 home wish you, maynt | molh'
er aud stay wilhyoa too,mothrr,aiwaye
Then she went to ille Judge and said II
thank YOU, SIR; may kiss you, Judge 4
which request the JadIe WAS most happy
to grant. When told by her motherio 60
aud kiss Father Gendron,' She seemed
at first aiiaid, but soon her umldIty was
all4yed and she kissed him too. The
father, after burst Of tears, told Mrs,
Stone hat lie Ind never had auy intention
10 take the child away without her osn
and her mothers free consent. The scene
was one Of the most aft cling that We ey-
er witnessed and not an eye IN the room
was dry.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

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1--we @ttg aaa sas 9
whm'u sect. hss so awsy
A. dlfea tafu.as HAts
! sesue8 uFug taa.e@ e
Tas +f5asa Isu & Js,a''
rs "a - uHH fF ell. ! tUw
Fsas ueaF lac asss rs4t4 hsnsYi
b. maEr ra.nst q fguuae's Waaa'
I've aie.y As1 sat n1cg
gsel se - sataf faar3 al1rs.
All seett ! d.ft4 Is ih.Hs t0,
Bss aesa uFeu t.e csf fhey fa.l
AnI Az 44ay u@ala saflaa ~.
80 pugia I ntsts eFeu nes.
hat III } ssy ! aaay,
ut "a tsta tfHE hgsierizs lpi
l's4sy be saas sasy
TbsBeh yuuas aHi handsome. otce ! thoosht
Itlsi sauaa ue'ef le eei4gd,
Nsuaa. iher daughters ktps from ne
As f58 B searecrew area8rii
Tie us..ssi gtl I could pos nlavs;
Nsf htr sth bgmp and oAt cgci
Boz angels" uoN faB aiser lnes
I've lals,y ha4 s4Ue money
0a spy satrsl 10 dsbale,
~ sn ldaa started,
ne'er Nas lstsagd Co. aud ngre
Cared hoN Ia -earH smartsd,
SIS slightest whisper H0w i heard
10 mgrg their esrs are iumuy,
Ties cannot aei sithgut NY 'igSs.
I've lately bad s9ue meDey
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

Wn AND IlUMoR - Young America
will out. Mr.. Pardie, or some Of his pro
iessors, was addressing large assembly
Of Sunday school children Nov. my
little boys and girls, he said ! want y0u
10 be very slil-so stil that YOU can hear
pin drop They were silent lor Il ne-
meni, when one cried out At the Top of her
little voice, Let her drop.
A MAN named josh was bronght be-
fore country squire for stealing bog
and three witnesses being examined, swofe
they saw him steal II. A wsg having
volunteered bis counsel for JOSH kuosing
tie scope Of tbe squires' brain. arose ana
addressed him az ioloes May i phase
your honor, eau establish ibis nans hos
esty beyond The shadow 81 4 doubt iof r
have twelve witnesses who are ready 10
swear that they did not rec hia steal it'
lie squire rested Bis head for fss mos
menis as il 10. deep thought, and with
great dignity arose, and brushing back
bia hair, said III there are twelve who'
did not zee him steal il, and only three
wbo did, discharge tbs prisoner.
4 benevolent lady went TO visit fato
ily who we're said TO be almost starving.
She found them half clad, cold and not a
mgrsc Of food 10 the house. 'WbM d.
you most neel 4 she asked of the nolhfr
Of the family. The WofDan tLougli mo
pent, her face Frightened and slss aa1
swered. Why always did wam a b:AI,
dress there 50 becomia
L. iiitls town ia Ohio a lady teacher
was exercising class IL juveniles IL men
ial arithmetic Size commenced tie qaes-
lion, II yoa buy a con for ten dollnfs'--
ahe8 ~ came q lilile hand What i il
Johunys Why, you can buy ~ kii6l
81 q con lUr ten dollars father sYld ol.e
ief siziy dollars tie other day. and shg
was . regular old serab % llisl
Du ag tie var al excited orslor On
be- mp said that Tie worhea N de
cs4H.fg 58ld eii0A oat ~ pubifa dsbt III
= W ytas4 judging from ihs prire n
batter Iaty AaYe eomme0ged spea lis
~ aIfesdy
A. sh hour dad lae desJ asake n,
appearance ~ lhe Garden Fl EteB Az
-Someiine during iie nigh. lie cra
uia'y cauf ailer EF
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

HUMoRs or THE CoNNECTIcUT CAM
PAIGN.-The Democratic nominee in Me
riden for Representative, W. 7. Morgan,
bet George Hodge, barber (eolored), that
English would be elected, and agreed TO
black the alter's boots in public place il
he should be defeated. The affair came
off at the store Of Hall & Morgan in good
shape. A box, such as the boys use at
all railroad stations, was sent from Hart.
ford for tie occasion. Mr. Morgan dis
played much artistic talent, and was loudly
cheered by the crowd WHO were present.
Mr.. Hodge, tie colorcd man in tie EN-
ploy Of Jefery & Wech, occasionally
pointed out some part Of lie boots which
he thought needed little more blacking,
and Mr.. Morgan cheerfuly put il on
The Task being finished. Mr. Morgan said
TO the bys,anders Gentlemen il Is as
told you !, would be; il Mr. Ilawlry was
elected YOU would see white men polish
ing black mems bolts. Three cheers
were given Tor Mr. Morgan, for having
faithfully performed bis duty, and three
more more for Governor Hawley. Mr..
G. II. Warner ,hen offered the brush
and bIacking box for sale. They brought
three dollars Hartford Post.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17
Lait Pastor uy The
Church uv the Moo Disp nsashun.

Postmaster Cleveland Of Hartford. Ct.,
recently reconserted 10 Coppcrheadism, il
styled 'the freagle Of edom, '---ilie d sigma.
ton taking lis rise from an occnlauce thus
narrated by 7be Huttord Times, Of April
9, 1882 the occasion referred 70 being il
meeting 10 celebrate Repnblcan victory
A RARA Ayis.--Scene, CITY Hall
Time Tuesday evening, Drhmatis Per.
soma Mr, Cd convert to the or.
lAodoxy Of Blackolitionism from The heer-
-ey q Democracy Member Of Congress
elect, speakers, audience, &c
( (Elaer conptrt, md adcdncc b fronh--
ma oad Uotce, ioqultur) Yes, fellow.
citizens, The apd0r, the proud bid Of The
Co6dces ihe-the-th-lhe aador fenphu-
ic) the proud bird Of The Coadees (sinl
more emphatc) the proud bird of tbs
CoHdees ca voiee--Wbat Kind Of
d--d bird is thati Another voice: "A
Kansas screeeh howl Convert appears
TO be slightly fnsiraled,- but proceed.
: But, fellow citizens, he freagle, the bird Of
edom, scars aloft and neset lights, bat wilh
unflnching eye gazes on the blazing sun
Convert collapses With stupeujous emo
ton, amid thundcrs Of applause.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

VALUABLE RFLIcs.--The Gooeb fam.
ily, Of Braintree, Eermoat have IN their
possession lwo china plates, winch are q
portion 81 dozen which lad been irnpor-
ted from England. and we're ia Boston
when the Amrrcau colonies rebelled
against Tie theu government One day a
ban cred into ihe city entered the closet
where they nege. ard struck lhe pile 20
tbai piece wss hipfed oct 81 the side Of
each.
That piere was cemrht d Is. and ,he part
meuted & u0w as s8-B8 q iil DAY the
mendine aiz dove, a-L9laa they base
been used 65 yeafs since and kept 70 as
relics
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17
TINE OLDEST REsullToR FOR fEnsLEs
d.. 0Ee<seaaaa Fgaule PI8s

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HH Immediately rss8efs. without raia. g 8sfuft-
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Ia Ftmassns ihe 4A-ts tast ecsA Fafs &iie#& g
fsHsesistt saeas5Fsatas, atc 2fs lhs uff safe ara
Fsfsbis fsmsdg ff fiuthes. Ack he244rAe. Fains
IL ,hs LalBa. Bsck sn8 saes, Falpasailaa q. ihe
Heart Nervous fremoes hrsfcfes sas-u'e trsi 81
kleea asa ssllsf anHlesssnt ans dangerous seis y
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Fshste aseasifpatloa, t4i l#s.es alasi bear aia8
that fafgs j. eHe eaa 4faa "a tae tesast sesfeH Ia
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proaaeors pQaef nfnMott et fessl Is. fAsF
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

The death of Mormon bishop il thus
announced in a Salt Lake paper "llc'
was ihirty-seyen years old aud leaves an
interesting family Of eleven wives and
lorty-seven small children to mourn bic
dta1ip
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

DEATH or A SwINDLER.--A New York
correspondent Of tie Cincinnati C0mmer-
cial recalls some interesting facts IN The
lite Of one Phillip Burrows, who has late
" died in town ia Italy. Burrows was
once a prominent lawyer 70 New York
with a large and lucrative practice. The
Van Reuuselaers, A. T. Stewart and 9TH
ers we're among bis clients. When the
Rensselaer,. sold to Mr.. Stewart the Ne
tropoitaH Hotel, Burrows acted as agent
for both parties. aud delivering The de- d
10 Mr. >. received the purchase money,
amounting to halt a million ot dollars
The custody of this great sum was too
much for bis honesty, and gathering up
hai o.her iunds he could, Burrows tied
10 Europe sith the whole amount, taking
refuge ID Tuscsny, where reqais.,iona and
extfadldous are ignored. One Or two Of
his victims followed Aim up, bal be turned
tile tables on them ard compelled them to
pay heavy costs. This occurred fifteen
or twenty years ago, ard meanwhiie Bur-
roxs has been hsiBg % Italy lske a ma
b53 - che results u lis l-gouea treasure.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

A DUEL IN MIss1ssIrrI The follow
ing letter written IN Vicksburg, Miss,
March 20, comes with tie name OF lhe
writer. as m assurance Of the truth Of his
statements. The writer i unknown to Us,
and wp print NE story for What il Is worth ;
AS | was going TO MY g1'-hou.e lat
Saturday morning, one Of my servants re.
ported that some white men were fighting
il the woods; ! repaifed 10 the spot and
saw six men, two Of whom were tigh.iug
with swords. As | approached, thc tal'esl
oi the iwo struck the other acrass The ia e
with Tie blade, then parri,d and ran him
through lie lel, exgiaiming, Gentle
men, ain Killed expiring in rev mo-
menls. The ,ictor quietly wiped the
blood from his sword with bis hlndker.
chief. Two of the men said, Colonrl, you
have liuishtd hat Yankee; he is dead /;
come, let as mount and 20; these Yankees
viii look after their dead friend a col
orcd boy came with horses. The victor
said, Gentlemen, my friends ate in haste
to 20 i, there anything can do 0ryouE
I hope you consider tlns matter has been
settled bonoraby.' The party rode OIL.
/ learned from an attending physician lhal
the ,,ilray arose from political quarrel.
The victor was an officer IN the rebel ar
my, named Colonel McIycr; the slain,
Major TomIins, OF Vermont, hate Of the
L. s. A. Volunteers. This is only one of
the many dael5 occurring here. ~ T.
YHbue.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-04-17

Ms NAsnK oN rnr rRrstNE SlrCA.
tlnN 50 laf IS heard irum. NC " tn
South ill ln q STRAIT uy ahlocl cBssiioQl
Ousna's earpuscs Wioh Link.u ,ook away
ttum rs hovcut bin returned. and we arr
obleegei TO gil along ca best we kin with
oaI eu l kpooi down small nlEscr yis-
etday or the purpose uy asscrsin tho 900
rg0mgiiy 81 ghr Coucashan race over the
Ainkp, and Nuz 10 wuust hauled up nlorp
q l'rrldmcu's Baro and fined, Our high
toned Brd cliyalfous mrmbers arc excloo-
dyd lram Copgris. on the iriuolous plea
llat tbs wuE kernels and briggydee Gin.
erals IN the Conlcdcril serSis, and III these
outa, agin Dimocrisy, androo johnson,
by rvfmiitin, absoloony approves
eould probably ssaller all ,hcse things
| am Dimokrai w thirty years stand,
Ing, and az course hgy bin on both sides
ue every politikle frnce--the seats uy my
politikle pants is fOll Of slivers But bs.
fore take down these things | WANT TO
KNOW wuArl AN GoiNe TO GIT EoR IT.
Ei Audroo johnson goes back on his party
and h- pledges he uy course asks Us 70
- back ou ouiu IN sich transactions,
when both partie. BY beta engaged IN il,
all confess themselves rulhgr low grade
as skuuHdrcls. thiuk i well enulf 10 hey
the considers ion paid down
III Audrpo johnson wants me be knows
lhe terms am his to command, for
considarasbun, ekmoch cz il the thousands
~ Dlmokfays who bov ban for the past
week gttn up demonstrations. But
want suihia to 81 on. When | hev hi.
permission under the broad seel Nv the
Pos, OFF, Department TO write II. NJ. &c
Ter my ilIouslrous name, ] shall be pre-.
pared 70 wade in | hey bin hanliu ap
several reasons for supporting him ~ hev
en- all ready only want this additional
one. and lcn fng my bnnnrr TO the
breeze. Faith is ,ed 20 BE- the sun Nv all
religious systems Posr 0RFs Is the cen.
tral 6ggel IA all Dimokralic ereeds -ihe
theme ny conversation by day, and the
staple nv dreams by night. How long
oh how long
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Lali Pastor uy The
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