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OCR s1lDSlGHT MARKET REPORT.

Especial Despatch to tho Western Associated rre,sl
Nxw ToEK. March II.
The Stock usrkAt IL fernzIsh in consoqueoee OF q
report from Tashtnxtou relative to tloan bill.
Money is easy at sgt y cent.
Gold has been steady At ahnns tE- Tho ian sa1es
1t O'Clock wttc at l77K. At New Or1sans. to-
day, gold fe 70 12s and hsrfcrs sterling Has ano.ed
at iss tn currency .o..
Goverpmeut1 wIse 1su this afternoon. Est cou.
rope. lDsx; 80 notes, 100 for nrat and Bec-
ocd, snd s9S for third Re.4es.
Closf1u PRICES.
The following were he closing psi:es at IL: p. t
Eew York Central. 9aH; Erie, sox; Hudson River.
1G7k; Reading, loeX; Michigan Central, 1o3X: Alchs
Gen Southern elH; Illinois Central, ll3%; Cleveland
t FIT burg, s9K; Chicago Northwestern, III; do.
prefer ed, 3sk; Cleveland To3c5o. 1lpX; Rock Is.
iand. 11sx; Fort Tay1c, SIX: Ohio Apd Mlis1s.ippt
Certificates. TX; Chicago d Alton, 87;z: Missouri
6t.1s; Western Union TcleKrsph, q.
The speculative feeling On the railways has matefi.
ally abated to-day, and the market hiss relspsc1 Int,
state OF quetad8. There Is = general disposition to
await the nnal action Of Congreas the auonce bin.
TKIE0LErM 6rocKh+
petroleum stocks there IL oecllne hazed on ths
low prize Of OIL ou ritho1e Creek. Sales ofIssnhoe
$1Os; Oceanic. sc; Eenuehof Hrr, af3e; Excelsior
f1co; OF Creek. sc; Palmer, slss; United States
1910: l1thcle, lt-as.
The quotations. are: At1anttc, E5.'p; Bates, s5.7s
Tcntoc, 42.25; Holman, SIC: Cone dres, t1a.o.
DEF Go1pa
Tht1c Is fais business doing. but no advance u
prices. Fortgn gooos are weak; some domestic
goods rather etldcr. Gold Is more regular, which
causes s1endiress In all tbs markets. Confidence
- not restored; buyers are shy Jet.
The following sEe the quotations from the New Sos1
Dry Goods Exchange uctbera' prices,: ~.
Frown Sheesins-Wsrhusett, :6-lnc1, &c: Wachu
eeit. 3qtDch. &c: Swim uver, l9c. ...
Bieachcd Sheettnzs-ForrestdAle, &c; D11ght IS
inch, sic; Dwight, s:.icch. &c; Columbia A. 2ac.
Prtnta-nam,lt9a, 1ocs AmeElcAn, 1sc Duanei. lsc
Arnold, 16c.
Detaines-Fnmifton, z2kc: Arnusts. 7sc.
Camb.ice-WAshlngtou, 1scs Manvi,lt, tsc,
Rillcfas-Msssspsaua, Sc; Lontdale. &c.
Canton F1snnels-Laennia F, Sc; Nauukear. aoc.
T1ets-uampdeu &C, sc; naurdcu Do, s7hc.
Su1pes-HarvesteE. Set TncasVilse. Sc.
Hoop sk1sts-s. T 4 A. 7. yeya's IXL- lH-incl
taqes,s to 10 hoapa, 4s975c: slueh tApea. - 10
Loops. sscQ*1l1.
The following dcspasehes were received al the Dr.
Goods Exchange:
Prov1p1x1-Eo ehsu<n In the market worth nj
I t3ct.
RAL7rxorr-MaEket no1a active, bat no change
| p,1ees.
ST. Lorr-Tsaac somewhat more active but It lo'
prices.
, 1866-03-23
Yonn@ nlcu's Association.

EuItut6 C1It1Nd 1t5uUnE.
The reference to the Touu. Mems Association
election Of Two ytars ago. contained In tho COLUMNS
Of the TRIBUNE oI this morning might leave In tho
Of tie Obligations assumed By i6e succesiul csi,di.
dates durrs the heat OF the cAnsass Weo unSnllied
after the contest had been virtually ended by the
dent Tickets It is but iir to state that sncn Va.
not the case in single instance. The - Regular"
ticket paid every nans Initiation fee: and annusl
expense, Just lha same as would have been done il
the conteEt had iaased ali through elccuou day !;
and Of the aggregate expenses Of tho election,
amounting to between $1,000 ana $1,000, The sum
Of 5l,Gea was ptid Eor lees and dpes alone. when
there was not n single competitor in the teld-
Yours,
"RE0U1An TICKET" OF 1861,
CHICAGO. March o. 1866
, 1866-03-23

St. Louis Market,
Especial Despatch to The Chicago Tribunal
ST. Lou1s, March =.
ToaAoco-Aeuse: Factory, $500 10 S6co; good
manufacturing, f18. 8.zsQ8 87.1o-
FLorn-Duu, Ut 500 to &7-73 for fatl eItras snd
spsing double e1tras.
GEA1x-1yaeat no change: s1oo to sl.25 for spring,
and tL0 to 3245 for choice fall. Corn declining so
&C mixed End yellow. and esese for white Oats
lower with henry receipts. at 4hs3c. Rye sc. Bar
Icy H43c-
At t77.to.
Rn1sHI-0ull At $s-74.
st. LcEu+ March q.
Flonr dull 4nd unchanged. Wheat dull; medium
ow krsaes declined good to coIee fal sl63; azrrz
choice, f1N22 90, Corn hnetutd and lnEer sales
f0t n11e1 yellow. and 613E3c for Hhte 0ats
declined sae% At t0a &c. Fork dull, At al %
for. Meas Bacon unchangsd.Lstd, 17HafSc fof kettle
, 1866-03-23

Gen. pr1m, The leader Of the late spauish r.
.p,,,nn ana Els folo4eFs. have teen received With
oueu arms in Portugal. The gallant General Dc.
cates his willingness 10 leave that country u esse
ernIasni The noble reply Of Bine Luis Viet9t
Emaup.l,s eon-ln-lav, WIS that poli1ca! e1ne
stsnds upon con.etrated ground ~ soon As ne seas
loot On ths sol Of Portugal.
, 1866-03-23

q
FLoun-sales Of 81 h1ls spring extra At s68.
GRAE-W heat opened 6t1u hat closed weak. sases
this n. OF 81 Co bu MOL II tl.eiHSl siH. CAN
.1.atX stller. nrst half April. md st.u burg, II
, 1866-03-23
yby The Philharmonic Seasun Was

The Philharmonic season proper l. oYe1 the 2ftef
loon supplement tnly making three concerts, and
laylne no rsrtensions to the production Of set
wcsLs by the c1asscists. The seaaou, fnaneiell3.
although apparently the concerts have been well at
tended, has not been succcst, ns We understand
dzaIts Nin hasc to be made upon the exehe9neS 70
.upp1y dehc.epcIcs+ There arc two canses for this
hck Of succeff: .......
: i. The philharmonic Society should ftnctly ccr-
fnc ftsclf to the development oi home talcnt-the
object for which 1t WIS organized. Tbs Imports
tEon of foreign talent unlees it is Of an acknowl
edced and trm1y established reputation, has proved
q lata1 experiment. We have vocal and tnstru-
mental talent enough at home 10 meet all the de-
mspds Of fdiye.stned programmes 10 snlt the pnohc
tnstc, With all respect for the lady artists who
hayc beeu brought gut this season, Re have better
ones at home, End the Society IRE probably now
thoroughly convinced OF The fatality Of such ar
rapremeute We eha1ls therefore expect to sec this
remcdi, another season, These remarks do not
apply to th9 ane1Ioou concerts proposed to be
given as they are more for anusemeat and pleasant
goestpy unions ,l1an for strict musical enjoyment
ard instruction.
3, The ismer.ab,e dea..h Of new muasc brought
out No one will object to the standard symptom
les OF Bee,boren occasionally, hut why not give
ps GONE Of the eymphonias, eonates aud conctrtos
OF Mendelssohn, Mozart. schumaru, Won Weber,
ana Ro.sini, with choice selections from the
modern masters. The tall piece Of the programme
bns a1moet Invariably consisted Of thread bare
pieces, which audiences have learned by heart.
The two points We have indicated, II followed, will
add greatly to the attractions Of ther concerts.
A third point might BE- urged. that the pzrpara'
hon Of concerts fhonld be entrusted to the strictly
musical members oil The society. leaving the dsails
ofbusinefs to business members. Give US hons
talent, and acquaintance With new works Of the
masters. make The concert less fa.hlonable and
1ntre musical; let them be prepared by strictly
u,uslcal men banish clIQuel:m snd tayoritlsu.
ard they canuot fall Of suecess.
, 1866-03-23

nltnIrR Stocks.
FEw ToR1. March u.
Prices Of mining stocks bid in noston To-day: COP
pe- Falls 1Hc; franklin. :91cs Hancock. l7xc: Mid
ncsots 11c Quincy IS BAY 6ta:e 9Hc: Boston Water
Power. 2iAc.
, 1866-03-23

60 to 1lse Hext-<s3 t. BFTAnt Il SGra&-
lur's chicago ComlncrciA Eo1lege to gel thor
oucb practical busineks edacatou. or 10 become 4
good Telegraph Operator Address tcf circui1rs
I,RYAST d oTnATTos, Cnic1:e, Ill
, 1866-03-23

Albany Gut1lc Market.
Reported by Telegraph Exclnnyely foE the Chicago
T7lbune.l
ALBANY, March y.
CAT1L1-tre NC per pound, live weight higher fhas
week, hut the sal ara slo0. The supply tins fsr u
AGO
Euxrr-fn active request At sias4c-
, 1866-03-23
"Tempus Fugit." !"

Then 20 st once to III Dearborn street AID puF.
chase Ticket tor the sum Of One poll1r 10 Tho
GREAT AMERICAN FI1zE CONCERTO 10 be hc!d At
Cro.by'4 Opera House next Wednesday Evening" and
betors they COMMAND 10 peE cent premium. 6illp
, 1866-03-23
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Petition Of Prisoner Charged NTH tie
Murder of q Man in the Town OF falos
on Saturday last, to be Released
from mJalI..-Husbands and Wires
...A Husband Charged With At.
tempting to hang his Wife d.
ferced for crueltJ--A Wife
Convicted of DeseFtion.
, 1866-03-23

Another Rendering Ea1a abl3eb m nj
Closrd-Prnbatca md Criminal Fsuk1-
us*s-Motsons aud Orders-Eew
Subtitle Original Jurladic.
tton OF the Recorders
Court Questioned.
, 1866-03-23
TIE FINANCIAL CONTROVERSY.

10 To our friend n. r.. Wcr1sai's FOL
kr1osencc eils l1rps. lanterns, Chandelier, glass
wnte. &c. II md IS Randolph strect. h56d
, 1866-03-23

Pru4&9us,- Pure Cider vtaeCar, war
Fanted pure and pfeterses pickles. ~ Market u
fsk{rHp0 n5I3
, 1866-03-23
THEIAKE STATION MURDER.


The murder committed at Lake Station On
Wednesday evening, full report Of which We gave
in our issue Of yesterday, hns tl1sed powerful
c.enent boh In fhal vicinity and IN this city. 1t
WAS brought 10 clina1 yesterday morning by the
discovery Of the murderer, ~ho WIS found in the
woods not IAr from The scene Of the tragedy, with
bis throat cut from ear TO CIR. The people Of Lake
station kept up vigorous pursuit all night long,
and IL soon IL daylight appeared, rcouting parties
we.e organized, who secured the oods In every d.
iection. They we're apparently determined to hunt
doun the assassin. znd bring him b.ck. tead or
Alive. Hc was found in darksoue little hollow in
tho uoods, th,ekIy orezgruwn with low ec1ub-wuod,
lying with h!s face upw ards. The blood #as still
flowing coplo1sfy from the wound, and tho body
va quite wsrn, conveying The impression that be
lad hut 1enly e1pared. II IL cupjectured That he
han only .etored 10 eulcide when he heard the pur
auerE on his t12ck, and when escape was rendered
hopcls1a. The bod9 was conveyed to the village 10
'Sa lse M IS 70 be adoed to ne fac,s si1rssy rodea
rrcaY6ing the commission Of thia dreadful crlme-
| The life I'D by the unhappy murderer aud suicide
.esd M i 10 30 .ss1ib,s coasnnsaat1on. ns has Ssen
addicted gor many 3eHta to tie excessive nee Of ID
fox1c1tng 1!q1orf, md subjected hs wife 10 such
away from him They have resided foF the laet four
husircss of miller Previous 10 that they lived In
sea css e M' ss hess e.. sssR ss aes oS o seR aR
her bus bsnd who Was In the habit Of appropda ing
10 himself r1 her little taylnct. and squanderlug
ahou. four year, ago. ~hen the husband disposed OF
the business, and compelled hts vile 10 leave the
citye
biz wit, although ehe had always Conducted horself
ae prudent. industrious Eoutu, and WIS well r..
| ssecied bv al her acquaniances a tlght touch
! dnct tt.m .1rne to time. lie proiessed The most
ardent attachment ior her. but his actions uniformly
, 1866-03-23
" Tempus Fugh,"

Thin 70 al once to 144 Dearborn street ard pur.
chase a Ticket for tho sum Of One Dollar 10 tho
GREAT AMERICAN PRIZE coNCKRT, to be held
| al c1osby's opera 1ousc next Wcdne.bay Evening,
ard before they command 10 per cent premium.
nsiI Id
, 1866-03-23

MARITAL IEr1.1Ic111Es -Dccnis Riordan, resid-
ne al the corncr Of Clark and Fourteenth streets,
was bror:ht ur n Tie ro1ice Court yesterday,
charged With Beating his wife. oticr J. Kramer
sat ps f!g the hor~e latc on the previous evening,
aad hca1ug woman scfe&u3. entered, and found
H. ran bCnstrE his wife severely, and on The officer
interfering Mu1dtn attacked kl1n md kicked him
II l1u.nl nosurcI- The prisoner was considerably
1nto1r:ied at the time. and atAted tn tho Police
Cont lhni he was entirely ubllrious Of any such
conduct ss vas chetxed BY The of1esr. &c Va.
tncd rs and Casts.
, 1866-03-23

Board OF TnApE--Ile clo1ce OF sample tables
in The Chamber Of Commerce was eubmltled 10
pubic competition yesterday forenoon, pursuant
10 tho nbual custom. Tue bidding W.s not quite
20 kpitlec se on former occasions, the attendance
being. t5om tonac cause smaller than VA. anilapa.
led. The total amount rcal1zed from the ea1t u1E
S2,T9. The haphest premium paid vas hundred
ana ti@fy dollars, the choice bCln. awarded to The
e1tuyr1Eiag ftn Of Harrington brothers, Eeneral
rioduee Commission Merchants, for the one yesr
cnsuinr. About eighteen tables remained rndi*-
poteC Of al the Close Of ihr &sje-
, 1866-03-23
GGaN5rn::-:$$Nartnsg.
#attinlDnidl.

wv ANTED M atr1mo onial-A
w bachrIor Of IS, possessing wealth eaneauon.
and rare qualities Of bead = hes's asaret t3 ,,t r.
laty poaIesetnz neans, with REV 70 u1atfi0onT
Tht sdyefteeF II sincere and desires those os1y who
n 1irsru 9S23
, 1866-03-23

JsloS PAEK -Tn.on Psrk at last ]ookf - II 1t
were ahoas ia be put in order. In accordance With
lbe plsE de:1ircd sons two OF thrae months ago
In tLc Tr,cuxE. sumc hundred. OF 1oad% Of earth
hnyc 1scu ca,tcd INTO portion, and mounds are
ra!l .y1cy for being put INTO shape in thcsrrinz.
rood 1nrny triai3gs ore going up n the vicinity
snu tho sa1ne of ueschhoEtne property WILDE ma
tez!aily c,lAa.,eeA BY tic tmrsasemsnt ~hen ef.
residrn,t oi the vesi Division generally. In sum
urT, Try stroll In The Park.
, 1866-03-23

i1cr kouth Of this city, which, after having lam
forlytouE hours+ were st as lssge rs hen cgp,. J.
+. Root, E.q- OF Hyde Inrk, brought one INTO thss
city which meatprea ntre inches md quar.e1 IN
circumference. TIC storm eNept over a belt OF
country nbout mile In width, In wcst-by north
west di<ction, breaking treee and windowe in ifs
Tory, We have heard of il = iar Eat 10 sizt1-dye
Southern Railroad. 4 sNe2' down thence ore. HYDE
little 10 The north sktf1ng the western portion OF
tie city, and stretching ont 70 Eraneton. specn1s.
ttou va tlle xe4trrday. as 10 the origin OF thee
two iccbcrxe hac been taken Gp BY wa,ef4pout IN
the arctic regions and. meeting In the nlr. ushed
each osber to fr1Cmentt. Few seemed dtspoted to
believe i poeslhIc that thete monsters eonld he
rain drUpe while filling.
Ekssas nCxusorox Bnorurn We would
Call tie attention Of The public to The card and ad-
Sertlsencnl, In another cnlrmn Of Huntington Bro-
thert, Produce Commits ~ion Merchants, who are
among lbe olde.t and most reliable houscs engaged
In thcir lInc. A. Chicago IL rarldly approaching
The standpoint Of hftnR one of the best maskete in
v,alon,. Il i: adstaSe ior ihose reestne n ~ onlet
ior tgE!ur sloek, and tor operators generally ID The
interior, 10 form tho acquaintance pi ncn whcse CT.
scrnue, In The t,tpotirlon Of coneigraaents. en-
tutfed TO thef Gre and In the execution Of Eastern
or foreign o!del1.
NAHFN &tNN'eseA@~>A ~ AN[A
t perseverance,, and enterprise established AZ On.
v.ahe reputation ~ among thc leaders In the 1uatket
rpf the eptctalteA iA ttttr bus1uesa ii. ree1is
butter died fruits and provisions, We taee nessurr
In recommending them 10 the liberal patronage OF
the public. with the 9utsnce thst nny commission
undertaken by them viii he marked throughout hy
The most ettiet ruler Of honor and integrity
a Coot TRAKsAc11os.-Afe few days ago young
m@n giving the n4ue OF Charles Adams. called Al 4
boarding housc On Michigan Aytuue, md desired
10 engage apartments. He w1k accommodated
with . room, which had been previously oecopied
oy 'memNT OF the family, and 5000 became q
.sEuaI boetocr IN the honse- I, CHANGED thai In
w. Ioo1n "ns %sardsobe containing rtctty ex-
lesse ec9 OF clothing. cuu-ik1tne o costs. ves,s,
Young uan quietly Appropriated 10 htt own nse.
nnd wore tnem qnt'e openly. One day. however
he concetred fhcl Idea Of cpuvertnr 1htT tn1o @
hacks. End for thu pnspore be csll ID n,ns ..S5
haud tct1cr. whom be introduced in srTrr.f ~ ~
bosrserr and finally 10 The w1rdsnbe %..'s -. .ue
va. made ant the cea:9 cnrt7ed awVy the rtn.br.
yiuit Mr. AdAnaa ppclettd thr ca-h, soon sttcT'
ward he disappeared, and The owner OF the board,
Ing house opened her eyes TO the dIkagrceahle con
yicitou thsf Ehe had entertained u thiet uua
w1reF. 11c matter WIS c1Dhded to the care Q
disappointment 1i Police, Wiihan Turtle, wht
detailed NJ. VIII 1unnicaltfe, member Of his dc
tectlyc etsG. to aIr'tt the RUNWAY. Adams ha
iunped tue city. however, and all tia. could be y
covered Nak the contCnR Of the wardrobe, Whic
Uc3c found IN thc etore Of the eecoud hand dc1le,
Tt.osts arc being made 10 capture The thief
, 1866-03-23

WANTEU-Agents-S5o per
w peE 1sek, male o. female 1t theIF homs; bu-
hi1ess vhe pleasant anh honorable For sample tnd
terms, nddrcss with two stamps. SHATE 1 CO.. De
tYnIt. MchIR.U. HtS3
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POETRY.
| FOR THE NEws.1

FOR THE NEWS.
"Thoro the wicked cease from troubling:
.and there the weary be at rest" Job n: r.
Toll Toll TOLL .1
Though thypalo brow acho with o burning
pain; W
Work Work. Work
With heavy heart and q weary brain.
Wecp Weep! Weep!
All alone art thou-let thy tears flow on ;
Mourn! Mourn Mourn
For thy hearts f0ndest idol are gone-au
Lono. O.
Throb Throb Thrsbl
Wil'ly throb, orushed heart There are
foes around;
.,3.A Psay! Pray Pray!
That R9nprmuring thought in thy soul be
found.
-. Rest! Rest! Rest
Thou shalt toll no more--Angels kiss thy
brow;
Home Home! Home
There thy loved ones dwell Thou shalt foil
no more.
-grief-paia-
Are entombed with the past, never more to
roam; 'a.
Ilopc-joy-love-
Are enshrncd in thy heart their eternal
nome. PETIrE.
May I3, 1868.
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ADVERTISING RATES.

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Larger advertisements, when no contract
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Of profit, honor or trust, $1,000. uo
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10 tho Editor Of the Metropolitan
:. Record.
Mn. EDITOR Murder will out, and
so will evidence. Having seen Dan
Rice's testimony before the Destruc-
tion Committee, / have felt sorter
sighted, because no mention amt
been made of mine. / suppose it has
been suppressed, but I am not to be
hid out of obscurity. Our country is
the special jury, and by-and-by this
business will go up before it on ap-
peal. The record must go up fair and
complete, and therefore Ill tako oeca-
sion to make public what / swore to-
| said good deal more than can put
down, Mr.. Editor and at times my
language was considered impudent,
but they thought that was all the bet
tor for their side, for it illustrated the
rcbellious spirit heard enc of 'em
say "Lct him 60 on--the railing pas
sion strong in death. He's good
States cvidence.", ~
When / was put on the stand, old
BOUTWELL, swore me most fereely and
solcmnly to speak the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth, and
L observed that he was then enter
tanning about q quart of double recti-
tied, and it leoked like it had soured
on his stomach. Old Blow was settin
off on one side, with memorandum
book, getting ready to note down
some garbled extacts."f
Old Iron-works was Chairman, and
when he nodded his Republican head,
old Boutwell,, says he "Your name
is Arp, believe, sir :"
"So-called," says I
"You reside in the State of Goer-
gia, do you q"
81 can't say exactly,o saysI. CT
live in Rome, right in the folk Of two
Injun rivers" ~ =
'In the State of Georgia 3" says he,
= fiercely.
sin q stale of uncertainty about
that" says I. owe don't know
whether Georgia is State or not. /
would like for you to state yourself,
j if you know. The state of the coun-
q try requires that this matter should
bc settled, and l will proceed to
81 statc"-
"Ncyer mind, sir" says he. "How
S old are you, Mr.. Arp z"
"That depends on circumstances
says |. G don't know whether to
count the last five years or not. Dur.
ing the war, your folks said that q
State couldn't secede, but that while
she was in state of rebellion she
ceased to exist. Now, you say We
got out and wo shan't got back unit
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sWfNNNsBoRo, g. 2C sArURBA9, JUNE 2a 1885 g. |s

1lce.. f0lKS are not created equal
That may be d theoretical truth, but
it's always been / al practical lie.
There's grades of society everywhere.
Ihere's men 4 give the sidewalk to-,
and there's men that gives it to me.
There's men that / vote, and men that
vote me, and the grades 30 up, up,
step by step, from my sort to Mr.. Da-.
Wis and Mr.. Stephens, and Gen. Lee,
and Howell Cobb, and Ben. Hill, and
their sort, for. they are the highest in
the nation ; and then, again, it goes
from me down, down, down to the Mig
gers, and the Republicans and the
radicals, and that's as low asthey rhn.
There aint no eqnality, and you can't
make one. Ws'll vote tile nieiag.eerrs
certain. I'll vote Tip, and TIPS a
head center He'll vote about forty,
and the first thing you know we'll
elect seven big, black, greasy niggers
to Congress. We'll do it certain
seven of 'om eighteen carats strong,
with African musk. The other rebel
States will do the same thing, and
you'll have about fifty Of 'em to draw,
seats with, and you can all. stick your
legs upon your desks together, and
n nnn"pd td's 80 atu ~ 'eiihiihs ana 'pe shanl-
S'" sowas y, :, ~'sn0 aat saino sncP' apa the ta1r
ma m;x T9I pdo.o .evAyf 9. .n9 gaherlles,
about promiscuous. We'll give you a
full. benefit of your civil rights bin.
Vow oo"S, "a 'ou w. :. t1p.:Yg9 onDGTEpiay DG
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Bill Arp is called Before the Reconstrac.
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