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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02
News from New York.

New YORK, March 31.-In the case OF
the recent distillery frauds in the Inter
| nal Revenue in this city some very
| heavy assessments, one or two as high
as $3.50, 900, have been made, but the de
faulting parties profess an inability to
meet the demands of the government
The Commissioner is still at the Astor
House engaged in matters connected
with the detalcations Compromises
will probably be made in some of the
cases, but it is stated that none of the
civil suits pending at present will be re-
iinquished. Commissioner Belts deliv-
cred his opinion this morning relative to
the charges of bribery connected with
the matter
General HaucOck's Board, now Ell
gagged in the examination Of models for
breach-loading FIRE arms, are still in sss-
sion, and will continue to receive new
improvements for several weeks Over
thirty patterns have now been entered.
In view Of the possibility Of the oc-
currence Of difficulties between the
British and American fisherman of the
New Foundland coast. in consequence of
the termination of the reciprocity
treaty, Minister Miautonomah has been
dispatched to the fishing banks to pro-
tect the interests of the American citi-
lens
The body Of Senator Foote arrived in
this city last night in charge of several
United States Senators At an early
hour this morning it was sent in TO Rut.
land, Vermont, where the funeral will
take place on Monday next.
A fire broke out this morning at No,
A and 46 Vesey street, in Peck d Cos
Tobacco and Snuff Mandatory. The
loss is estimated at one hundred thous
and dollars,
A descent was made recently upon a
gambling he'll at 23s Broadway; by the
Third precinct police, when twenty-five
persons were arrested. The complaint
was made by Southern gentleman who
had lost $4,000 at the game of Faro
while in the premises The proprietor,
James Hillman was held to bail in the
sum OF $500 to answer
NEW YORK, April l-Georse c. Nun
ford and Daniel Conner, shipping mer-
chants, I59 Pearl ST rect, were arrested
Yesterday Gu q charge of false pretences,
preferred by Messrs Tellashausse and
Ketchings. commission merchants, AZ
Beaser street. 1t appears from the aft
davits that in December last fifteen
hundred dollars worth of wool we're de-
livered By accused to complainsnts to
he sold on commission. receiving re-
ceipt therefor. They then sold the wool
for twelve hundred dollars TO another
firm and also disposed of goods for like
amount to the nrm making complaint
Conner proved that he was absent in
Europe at the time of the transactions
and he was discharged from custody
Munford was however required to find
bail to answer the charge
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In lifting the kettle from the hre L scalded
myself very severely-one hand almost to q
crisp. The torture was unbearable
The Mexican Mustang Liniment relieved the
pain almost Immediately. 1t healed rapidly, and
left very little scar. CHAS. FOSTER
40 Broad St. Philadelphia
Tnis is merely a sample OF what the Mustang
Linimsnt will do. Ii is invaluable in all cases
of wounds swellings sprains, cuts, bruises,
spayins, etc, either upon man or beast.
Beware of counterfeits None 10 genuine un'
less wrapped in 6ne steei.plats engravings
bearing the signature of q. W, Westbrook,
Chemist and thePT.vIts stamp ofDEHAs RARNEs
s. Co, New York.
Saratoga sPiiuE Wafer, sold Jy a.
Druggists.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF
ID TRUST executed by John T., Hopkins ana
Mary Aun Hopkins his wife bearing date on
tue - day Of December, in tho year is6l, ana
now ou record In the Recorders once OF ONO
county, 10 Deed Book IS folio sl6, will sell at
the front door OF the Court House Of Ohio
county, on Tuesday, the frst day Of May next,
the following property 10 WIT Lot numbered
four ~ on tie plat OF James X. hakers and
James " Stout's sub division lots IN square
numbered thirteen (lD adjoining Athennm.
also the one undivided hall or moiety OF four
other lots In said Baker and Stouts sub division,
designated vn the plat thereof as lots numberst
one %, two Cs), three 90 and fourteen uN also
LOT numbered twenty seven C9o .ituated on tns
National road in Daniel Steemrcda addition TO
the city Of Wheeling, being sixty feet 'front.'
running back one hundred aud twentyj ALSO the
one undivided half OF moiety vi nine iols, mum.
bered !, q "a 3, 81 2 and IN square numbered
10 In James aud James r. Bakers addition TO
island, situated in Daniel Zanes Addition to the
city of Wheeling, and designated as Lots No.
- IA sl So s3 ~ o. l0s, log, l2J, l2l, 10, III,
1885, i35 and l40; also ak lots stnared In Carroll
and Bakers addition To the city OF wheeling,
aud designated As lots numbered q, T. A Is, 10
aud ~, in square numbered 3, also one piece or
parcel of land about the size VI ten lots stuated
in said square No. 4, In Carroll and Bakers I'D
dition, also lot numbered l59 sltlated on north
side OF Zane street; also lot numbered 10 ln
square numbered ~ IN James aud James X.
Bakers addition,
Terms of Salo--The purchaser shall be at
liberty 20 pay tho whole % the purchase money
In hand, OF ons fourth in cash, and the balance
ia six twelve and eighteen months giving
notes with approved security Tor the deferred
payments, and the title retained until the pur'
chase money II paid in full.
HENRY CRAAGLE.
W " BASSETT, s. CO, Trustee.
Auctioneers inarE.'td
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02

New YORK, March 1.-THE Newark
Advertiser states that Senator Wright Is
still confined to his house 1t s doubt
ful if he ever resumes his seat in the
Senate,
An Enghsh paper says that Sir II
Peto is unable 10 attend to his parlia
mentory duties. or to any business IN
London: by al attack of Illness Of some
severity which detains him in the cOun-
try
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NEW YoRE, April The steans sr
Fiambsau, from Savannah, the 18th ult
has arrived The Savannah Herald
states that Board of Health has been
organized in that city to take initiator5
steps to prevent cholera
The trial of James " Duncan, tOI
murder robbery aud maltrsatment OF
Union prisoners AT Anderson~lle, com
menced OF the 26th Of March st Savan
nah.
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WHAT DID irt "A young lady, returning to
her country home aftsT a s0i0urn VI n lew
months, was hardly recognized by her friends.
In place oi q rustic, 1ush face sue bad soft
ruby complexion, OF almost marble smoothuess !
and instead OF %, she really appeared but u
She told them plainly She used Aagsng Magno
liza Balm and wouid not DC without II. ANY
lady can improve her personal appearance very
much by using this article IL eau be ordered
Of any druggist for only ~ cents
Saratoga spriag water, sold bS lil
Druggists. .s- .t#1 -a| ttt-'
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MADISON, WIS, March 3l.--The Wis
consin Assembly to-day, after protract-
ed struggle, by vote OF every union man
present but one, voted to instruct Sena
tors to vote for the civil rights bill over
the Presidents veto The Senate had
adjourned before the news reached it. OF
it would have been passed there with
equal unauimity
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aqua DE MAeSoLn-Ths prettisst thing the
" swestest thing and the most of 1t for the
least m oney. 1t overcomes the odor of perspi'
ration softens and adds delicacy to the skin /;
is delightful perfume allsys headache and
Inflammation and is necessary companion IN
the sick room. in the nursery and upon the toi-
let sideboard. 1t can be obtained everywhere
at one dollar per bottle.
Saratoga spring Water, sold by all
Druggists.
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Pacific Mail Steamship Compauv'a
TL,sush ius 90 California.

METECANP POS
and carving tss u. ) Nail. Leave PieI
No 4. xUt,u .ITer. foot Of Canal street et IL
o'clock noon, on tie lat, llth, and glst OF every
month except when those dates isu Oh sunday
and then on the preceding Saturday Tor Aspin
Of the Compauys Steamships from Panama roT
san Francisco tcuching at Acapulco
FEBRUARY
i.t. HENRY CHAUNCET Cap; GT4y, cou
uesrug with COLORADO, Capt " atkins.
IAN ATLANTIC, Capt. MauTy connecting Z
Nth SACRAMENTO, Capt. C"TerIy.
.ist NEW YORK, Capt. horDer, connecting
allb CONSTITUTION, Capt. Farnswortt.
Departures of Ist ami 2ist connect at Panama
With Steamers for South PScinc Ports IECse
of lst touch at Manzanilly
THRoUsH PASSAGE RArEs II CURRENCY.
First Cabin 500, ssconi Cabin. i2j), Steer
age, slCJ.
allowed to second cabin and steerage passengers
With families Also, an allowance Of one quar-
ter OD through rates to clergymen ana thelr laIn
iiies and school teachers soldiers having bon
oTaLls discharges bali iare.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed es'b
adult Bsggagema accompany baggage
ThTough and attend to ladies and children with.
ont male protectors Baggage received on the
dock the day before sailing, from steamboats,
railroads and passengers who prefer 10 ssod
An eIpsr1euced su5 geoD on gosrJ IsdiC.Ds
STEAMER viii be placed on the iins JSDua5J
lat l-CG TO run from he" OTleaBS 70 Aspin-
vail via Havana
For Passage Tickets or further information
apply al the CoDPsIys ticket office, on the
Wharf foot Of Canal street North River, New
York. f V. 6. BELLOWS,
ian2s.sa Agent
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NEW YORK, March 3l-The Tfibupe :
Toronto correspondent writes from New
Burnswick We learn that the govern
ment OF that province does not intend 10
submit TO Parliament any schemes Of
confederation With Canada and the other
urOviuces
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02

PHIIaDELpaIx5,- March 3I-Wm S.
Pierce, for twenty years past commer-
cial editor of the North American i Uni
ted States Gazette, formerly merchant
of this city, died this morning. aged
sixty three years The Corn Exchange
at its session passed resolutions of res
pect to his memory.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02

MEMPHIS; March 3l.--Mrs Jefferson
Davis passed Up the river to day en-
route 10 Canada via Louisville She is
accompanied by Col Harrison, her hus
band former private secretary
The election OF representatives 10 day
resulted IN an overW helming majority
for the Johnson party.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02

TORONTO. c. W, March 3I-Ths
statement telegraphed from Canada aud
circulated il the papers of the United
States that Mr Doyle correspondent of
the New York Herald, was kicked out
of BARRIERS shop In this city is a gross
fabrication. he had no difficulty ofany
sort. s -..a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02

WASHINGTON. April Owing 10 iu-
terruption of Congressional proceedings
By the death of Senator Foote, Repre-
sentative Dawes could not vote on the
contested election case of Dodge versus
Brooks on Friday as he designed, but be
intends TO do so TO morrow
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BUFFALO y 7, March 81 News vas
received here this morning that the most
destructive fire ever known on Oil Creek
is nov raging on the Egbert aud Story
farms. The town Of Petroleum Centre
is in great danger
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All Wbo value Deautifu! head Oi hair aud It's
preservation from premature badness aud turn.
ing gray win not fail 10 use Lyons celebrated
kathaiIOn II makes the hair rich soft aud
glossy srsd!caIes dandruh aud causes tbs hair
10 grow with luTTuiAnt beauty Sold every
where Z. THOMAS LYON,
Chemist New York.
Saratoga sPrinG Water, sOli by all
Druggists,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1866-04-02

NASHVILLE, March 3l-In The election
for members of the Legislature, Lewis
Conservative candidate, was elected 6J
eighteen hundred majority over Brien
Radical in the Nashville district
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Tz1As, il is reported is nOt in as Eocd
condition as has been supposed On
splendid fsrm Of one thonsand acres
containing two tsuemsuts. gin fouses'
&c. sold for SICo0 cash. No money IL
circulation. szsz : -
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steadily growing in favor tor over twenty years.
1t acts upon the abs0Tbsnts at the roots vi the
hair, aud changes II 10 its original color by de.
grses. AL instantaneous dyes dsadeh aud ia
juIe the hair. heimstTeets - not dye. but j.
certain in is results PROMOTES its growth, and
is a beautiful Hair Dressing Price ~ costs and
81 ~. Sold BY all dealers.
Saratoga spring Wafer, sold by all
Dealers
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Virginia.
ulHR FOLLOWING ARE A FEW
/ ADVANCE NOTICES OF THE WORK
A scholarly gentleman, speaking of the "L,y =
ing Forces writes Il wall do AL L can 10 pro
mote u. spread 0f this excellent and lsatned
work
The President OF OLe vi our oldest Colleges
saws: Judge Thompson Is the deepest thinkei
| have met and his work will be rare and org
inal II will move the waters"
A learned divine, speaking to brother tnin
istor, said 1t Is . vast system OF thought -
What wondrous visions OF nature and lie be
must have had. IL IL strange that L lived 80
long In the same town with such a man. snd
know him Osly IN bis outward relations ~
Judge and politician. His system explains Al
coTrccts many things heretoiOre seemingly IN
contradiction"
Chief Justice L., after rsadiHg . synopaia Of
the work sends ''msuy gratulatIons 10 The
author and earnest Wishes for-bis success"
Another divine says 1t 10 new aad eomprs
bsusivs In its general purpose and method; ssd
its detail Is the resu Of patient and slebsf
ate thought JAMES CUALLES, Pukishsr.
Fsbruary 7 l-Gj Philadeiphh
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National Steam Navigation Go.
LIMITED
CLEANERS WEEKLY FROM
- Liverpool and New York calling az Queens
town. 4 steamship OF this line, consisting af
the
QUEEE LOUIsL1A.4EA.
ERIN. tENnS - AHA
HELVETlA. 2LO1LASD @Dd
ENGLAND 'bGLAAs
Leaves New TOIs fT0u Per a.. North ElTeT
YER SATURDAY. and Liverpool on wednesday
of every wees, calling az 09sesstoEn eaoH -sy.
The si-s OF the ss Steamships admits OF IeiJ
,uacious ststercous, Gil opening uIseuJ INTO
tie saloon the sccouTaodations ana iaTe are
Insnrpssssd. zn1 the rates lo-5T tEsn u say
ctEeT line
- Iarrs. sri plenty s1 deck ro0n - allowed
-biist tie fzre u tie test quality veil cooked
aud ample
AZ eIpsfssace1 surgeon o. cz-h slip FEE oi
cnsrFs Tickets ale iss1sd IL this country 10
naTtfss wietinZ 70 prepay the passage OF their
F-ssuds rom Liverpool OF GaeElsts-s ira
and fer 90 payable n cuTTe1cJ
PsssaEs frsE Nav York 70 Q7ssBstovn or
LtvsrpoI-CASiN 40 STEERAGE t30-fI
SaTTsIeJ
F1E csti1 OF st=zI2zs p2ss2ze- Slfiy 70
r. c GOSEAH- Age.
Wteeii1F W; Va
{. q EDwAkrs, Manager, 81 B-aEdTsi hsr
Tork. ,aa@ y
.go y DFEI ='-Es -
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TRANSPORTATION.
Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad
Shortest and quickest route East & West
TRAINS Run AS FOLLOW

Tickets to all principal points in the East and
West can be procured at the Union Office In Nc
Lure House and at the station at Bridgeport.
F. R. MYERS,
JAMS General Ticket Agent
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P. W. ROSLEY.

A;h1TFACTURFR OF COMM on
MI AND Fanny CANDIES ..1d dealc- j..
Foreign Fruits Eats csa. Nc sc A&ifci -
Wheeling, Va
Also Parties aud iings i,Tbis1ei VT"
re H7aGm aBi Cake II tho shortest notice
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ANCHOR BREWERY.

EUsTON, MCANN e. 90. MANI
T. FACTUKERS Of AIes, Porter AID Brown
Stout and Malt and Hop Dealers Wheeling
Bottled Ales and Porter always on hand. dec4
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MALL TRAIN
N
Train for the West.

WEBBING, Nov 2lst 1865
an AND AFTER THR 21si OF No
" VEMBER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling fol the W5st will be dispatched from
the Depot OF the B. & 0, R. R. Co. at 40 q. H.,
3d. p. m, and leave Benwood On the arrival Of
the G. o X R, trains at ii:ad IN aud l6'95 y. 70.
nOy93 h
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NHARLEs SlNEKzK z

.UECE ssOR 10 81. DIE Ia : I,
= FANCG DYER ANU $COUEEE, c0ItG
Street. usar the 2. s. 0 K + Depot M19ehDg
~ Va. Ali kinds 4 sLswls Ribbons AID eve
= description Of Silks aud WOODEN Coois. exc
cted Gu short notice sui ou reasonable terms,
.rT;sat !. tie Western States --p2v
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,ntr BANKS.

Merchants National Bank
OF WEST VIRGINIA
Cspit.l paid in n............... s50O,RG0.
rENJEEs RANK sJCCEE Ds To GHR
business of the Merchants ana Mechanic ;
Bank OF Wheeling 1t il Designated DepCsi-
tory and financial Agent Of the United States
and is prepared TO DO 4 legitimate Banking bust
ness
Prss;dsrt-ROBERT CRANGLE
Directors Thomas Sweeney l. : DelApl.in
las c. Acheson John Donlon Jacob Berger. a
Allen Howell Nelson Vance James DsizelL
iar17ly ). BRADY Cashier
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SWEENEIG / 60,

TRAM ENGINES, F1ST 4 rs
= SGAFTEEG MILL WOt1 %c % all
l. Wheeling Va aI=
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WINTER SCHEDULE.
BALTIMORE & OHIO R. R
OFFICE BALTIMORE ONO RAILROAD Co.,
q WHEELING, Sd Dec, 1855. 5
DAssENGKR TRAINS WILL Run

L by the following schedule on and after the
Sd December, 1865:
ACCOMMODATION TRIAN.
DAILY Train
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SIMON KEIM,

IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
i FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC WIhBo
Bfsndies Whiskie5 &c 2ic hsTEot street,
Wheeling Va
would invite the specisi attention OF city snd
country dsalers and the public generally, 20
call and eIaniDs NJ stock befsre purchAsing
elsewhere sep1
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s.. +. FARIS.

AEARBEE WORKER 6 sCUIP
vi TOR no. - Main Street Wbeelinz Va
V Monumental work OF ali Kinds made 70
order OF short notice. Particular attention pzii
70 Portrait Sculpt0rs ana Designing ssp2
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The Living Forces Of the Universe,
The Temple and the worrbipprrs.


By Hos GEo ". TuoMPT0N, of w ceiling. Wes
Virginia
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JOHN BROWN,
SUCCESSOR To
WYKES s. BROW II,

l39 Main strsst, Ukssl,ag, y "a.
DwOTOGRAPHs OF si.E SIZES
i AND STYLE, India Ink, Oii s0o " S'e'
Colors faished in the latest styles
A large assortment Of gilt ana rosewood FTsp,es
Also variety Of Fancy and Cheap Gases
Old Pictures copied tocsrns OF hie SIZE
~ Cali and examine, o.
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N J. Corrs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-24

We talk about happiness. In short, what
do we not talk about? Do we know what we
mean when we talk about happinessf ls
freedom from toll, part of it? IL absence
Of thought, another part OF it? 10 heart-ease
the main part Of it?-Then away with il, If
that is what you mean for no such thing -
that is attainnble on this earth; and if it
we're, ID would defeat mans highest attain
msnts in everything. This is not the place
for IN to be crowned; this is the place to fight
the battle of eternity. Tears are often swes-
ter than smiles much more than the loud
laugh. Sslf-denial that blesses others, is
boundless luxury by the side of any self-in-
diligence. To the heart made pure, or gener-
GUS. or trepid, or tender, by keeping trials
and sorrows far from isl IL the grand intel
ligence in which we shall shine forever more
nourished and expanded in this world, as we
saunter undisturbed, through all earthly en-
joymsn,s? Surely no; surely no. Let not
the sweat dry upon thy brow; let not thy
brains forget their mighty toll; let not thy
heart eettle down, either into security or in
difference What happiness is attsinable
here below, must come with these great ne
cessities, CO II manded by God, and that in in
definite mercy. What comes not so-comes
mis-named and to make our lot more hope
less.
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Sweetmeats for CannibaIs.

"a Pacific coast editor protests against the
Mercer project of shipping Yankee girls to
that region, and desires the press east of the
Rocky Mountains to speak out and put stop
to this business" He says: "Let no more
unprotected females be exposed to the perils
OF these shores"
People have wondered at the sense of this
Massachusetts abolition philanthropy for
come time. 10 Is much like the oIden style
Of dealing in the handsome girls of Caucassis,
when hundreds OF their ''school marms' were
huddied together and shipped to parts un-
known for the pleasure of ''Harem" scarem
Turks. We suppose the mode of disposing
of these Yankee girls, ON their arrival at the
Pacific coast, 10 something like this:
The shiprhas arrived in port. Notice has
haen sent to the long haired miners and
rouoh bachelors of that auriferous section
The girls have been bathed by squads pia-
toons and brigades in the mouth OF some wa
terfalp' from the mountains their best raj
mens has been put on. Standing on the
poop deck. the charge a. affairs, with hal,
pushed back from his receding forehead, ard
ensrp nasal twang. thus holds forth
MEOW yeou wild beasts Of this ERE Pscihc
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-05-24

We have never heard Fred. Douglass speak
but once He is pretty sharp darkey, we'll
formed, rather graceful, and entirely ready.
On the occasion to which we sllude. In Phil
adelphia. his harrangue was violent, made up
chiefly of descriptions of the outrages prac-
ticed upon slaves by their masters, and
wrought very decided effect upon the crowd.
Perceiving this, Fred. took his advantage at
the flood, and went higher and higher into the
region of eloquenoe.
"Ah, my friends said he, 81 do not speak
from hearsay. / stand before you q living
I was going to say bleeding-witness to the
truth of all / relate. If you could behold
the stripes and scars upon my back"-Just
here an Irishman voclterased
LIQUID on. Freddy, dsrlnt-is it truth
you are tellin' usG
The darkey orator lifted his finger tragic
ally to heaven in the affirmative.
Gosh, murder did Ties lacsrate you ?"
Fred. answered that they did.
"Did they thumbscrew your"
Fred answered that they did.
"Did they buck you like a shoat ?"
Fred. answered that they did
"Begorra ~ roared Pat. IF that be true,
ye must have been id bad mayer J"
1t closed the meeting in q general row.