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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-28


Section l. 1t shall be lawful for the Mayor aldermen and
Coamousty OF ihs City OF New York chlnge or ltcr or
proper. he present grades OF that portion Of any or ali
sheets IN said city of Eleventh avenue
aud north Y Thirty street to conform With exterior
bu khed line as defined and recommended by tho Com
usiousrs "a the preservation Of the Harbor Of
aud established In aud BY chapter seven hdred and sixty
three Of the Session Laws OF 1887.
SEC In all where the grade Of any street shall BE
changed o altered a herein author sLa be the duty Of
the assessors appointed to estimate aud the expenses
confirming such change grade and rgulu. the street or
avenue ~ accordance herewith estimate the aud dam
ago which each fwnef Of land fronting such street or
avenue will sustain by Of such change such lands
any I'M encns thereon, and to make lust and eqnnbs
award Of the amount OF such loss damage u the owner
owners Of such lands fronting on ch street or
avenue and opposite Thereto and Affected by such change Of
expense Of such Proceeding and with such expense shall b,
assessed provided IN and by the hundred seventy
th section OF the Act OF April y 1879 entitled An Act 10
reduce certain laws relating particularly to the City OF New
York into one Act"
SEC. ;. The Mayor Aldermen, and Commonalty Of the
City OF New YORK shall within four months after the raca
ton of toe Of the said asessoEs the
ye paies entitled thereuno the OF such awards in
their favor respectively and in of their egec default
10 the alter demand made therefor IL shall be lawful
for the person persons entitled to tho
aud the amount said awards ard In case any
award pensaton shall be paid any
entitled thereto whom the ought have been paid
TO other person or perons shall be lawful FOR the per
to Tor and recover the with lawful interest and cost
OF suits much had and received TO MS or her or
their use by the person or persons respectively TO whom the
have been paid provided that when the name or
names OF tho owner or owners party OF psues are
not set forth in the report OF the assessors or
where tho said parties, or pfrsors, respect
lively, being nImed therein, shall be insGne, manied
under the OF weutyone years OF s5seut from the
civ alter dgert cannot be found their tile
vr such Awards ds puiei @ she'll bee w.u Tor Tie saii
tlaY,r. Alrrufi. aud toumonhy o. ray the
mentioned m ga report 90 t.at would boz coming o su.n
of tr ca, OF n,v.l ora. 10 r li t.Daa o. al lf
proved tie SupIeme Court e direct, anI such payment
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

The New York Saturday Press gives
twenty directions on this point to its read
ers. We select the majority Of them:
Endeavor if possible to keep clean
cons science, and two or three shirts.
Whenever you have nothing else to do,
take bath.
Work "eight hours day and more
if you feel like it.
RISE with the lark, but avoid larks in
the evening.
b. above ground in all your dw e'lings,
and abpve board in all your dealings
Love your neighbors as yourself, but
dont have too many of them in the same
house with you.
Eft VIII You are hungry, drink when
you are thirsty, and steep when you are
sleepy ; bat be careful what you eat, what
you drink, and where you sleep.
Avoid public conveyanccs, even if you
are driven to the necessity Of making use
Of yrur legs and walking two or three
miles a day
Avoid long dresses (hiS to the " vomen,)
and leave the sweeping Of the streets to
the city Contractors.
Tell the Doctors that whichever they
core vi!hin a mile Of your house. they
arc welcome to stay there al n;ght.'
Keep clear Of the Fenians.
DON'T Cet scared bc,orc ycu are hurt
nor even then.
Get your life insured.
Make your will.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

BuY LAxp,--Horace Greely urges ev-
eryhody to buy land" II says :"Lsnd
is still amazingly cheap in most parts Of
our country, and is not destined to remain
so. Immigration is very Leavy--we are
all sick Of war, and orr population increas.
es at rate which will double it every
twenty years. The common notion that we
still have an enormous area Of arabic soil
unarpropriated is a msake West Of
Kansas aud Nebraska that is, over three
hundred miles west Of the .Missouri-therc
is little coed land. TIE central table.
lands Of oar continent liz so high as TO be
cold AMI frosty, and in summer ara plrcheA
by persistent pi,iloss drou,h. Even were
not tie lack OF timber serious obstacle
to settlement, not one acre in fifty could
be rendered productive without irrigation
and arfesiau wells, aud these are very
costly
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
WHAT I SAW.

AS was going up the street. saw
Mrs. Petro cum with two barrels and a
half OF OIL made into a cloak, Which hung
IN Eracetul toils from her ample figure.
Uu her head was nearly halt barred OF
the same iIui1, aud yet she held her head
% high that One would almost imagine it
empty rs a head OF wheat
Behind her | saw woman who wore
two moving machines in the folds of her
dress, and yet how gracefully it swept the
street and the gutter. "A young girl was
with her WHO had around her neck ten
barrels Of -four, aud to keep her hands
warm, it took two more A little farther
up street saw Il lady with tour re,o.vers,
at ten dollars apiece, swinging from her
ears.
Lady number Eve was enrobed in fifty
bales of shndiy, and she marched into the
store AS though she was at the head Of "A
regiment, and with voice, such as a Col
onel might use when speaking to all bis
men, asked Of the clerk, - BE them the
silks you advertise tor evening wear p
With solemn look and profound bow,
the clerk meekly answered, " Them be,
madamf'
1t was the last named lady who asked
an acquaintance to write list OF books
with pretty biudih.,s, that she might " i'll
our new library in Our new hou >e.'
AS turned tn 60 out of The store | met
an old acquaintance, who a lew years be-
fore was my schUolmale, and whose last
composition was given me to correct, and
the verb be was spelt !" bee"-but she
had on SO navy pairs Of bosts for veil
and wore so many cases of shoas "a
bonna, that she was afraid to bend her
head, suppose, for fear OF some kind Of
a downlalle@ ~- "A ~.. @~s. ~
went home, ron'erina in my heart
these words Of the preacher, "Vnnity,
vanity-all is vanity"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

Among the Chinese, anticipations Of
death are distressing. Their Imagination
has invented no fewer than ten hels. One
consists Of he'll stuck full Of knives an.
olher, Of an icon boiler filed with boiling
water third "A he'll Of ice; in another
the pun! !shmenl is. pulling ont the tongue
Of those, who tell lies :. another, is a hell
Of poisonous serpents in another, the
victim Is drawn into PIECES another is a
hell Of blackness and darkness another,
and more terrible than all, Is the hell
where those who refused to pay the prn-
ter are Compelled TO read Stevens aud
Summers speeches, and the Sioux City
yoarnaEs dr!enee of Hubbard.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

Coop Luck Same young men talk
about luck. Good luck is to gei up at SIX
o'cloek in the morning; good luck if you
have n shilling Il week, il to I've upon
eleven pence and save a penny; 90 i luck
business, and let your neighbours alone
good luck is TO lnlGl the ten command.
ments. and to do unto other people as We
wish them to do unto us. They must not
ory y7work but watt. They mast plod and
perscvera. Pence must be taken care of,
because they are seeds to guineas. To get
on in the world, they must take care Of
home, sweep their own doorways clean,
try TO Le!p other people, avoid temptation,
and have faith il. truth and God.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
The Albany JOnrpuI saws of Wendell

The Albany JonrnM says Of Wendell
Phillips: "He has an income Of $50 900
He sits under polished mahogany, eats
of beautiful and solid silver, and bur.es
his slipper in the sol, pile Of velvet car,
pets lit for the parlor of a prince. lie
has never been known to deny himself
for purposes Of charity. If, during the
war, he contributed to raise regiment
or support soldier family, we have yet
to learn it. Ii be has made any dona-
ton from his abundant wealth to he iund
for supporting the froelmcn Of the south,
we stand ready to record the fact upon
sufficient proof This book-worm philos-
ophrr and theoretic Humanitarian muses.
panegyrics OF labor in an atmosphere of
the dalntiest luxury, and composes eulo-
gies npoh poverty with all the surround
ings OF enormous ailluencc.'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

a gentleman, one evening, was seated
near a lovely woman when the company
around we've proposing conundrums TO
each other. Turning to bis companion he
said, "Why is lady unlike mirror ?"
She gave it up "Because,' said the
rude fellog. "a mirror reflects without
speaking a"lady speaks without r,h CT
ing "Nerv good, said she, Nov an
swer me. Why is a man unlike mirror?'
Il cannot tell you "Because the mir
rcr is polished, and tie man is not
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

The Cedar Valley Times says there arc
now employed on the Cedar Rapids and
Missouri Railroad 1000 men. and that the
number is being increased at the rate of
100 men per day. Their dishurs" ments
have averaged $50, 900 per week, aud will
in future be largely increased. They will
expend $3,ooo,Oo0 within the next eigh-
teen months.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

Congress is packing of a comnssion
to follow up Gems Steedman and Fu' er-
ton, with Instructions to report tavorably
upon the workings ofthe Freodmen's S bu>
reau SO as to detract as much as possible
from the effects Of the damaging report
OF those officers. What u valuable docu-
meut that VIII be when the rnmps' COM
mission get around with their report.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

There are some 20, 900 pos'masters in
the United States, of whom but 500 or
900 require confirmation by the Senate.
There are to be vi gorous removals among
the rest, who are denouncing the admin
lstraiion.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

A LIVELY FIGnr IN A MrNAGrRlE.- -
There was a terrible fight between the
wild boasts attached to Yankee Ruhn
son $ circus, while exhibiting a, Augusta,
ILL., Tie big bear Of the collection got
loose and made for the bison, WHO, moth
ing 10th, gave tie bear lively game -
Ine h+hf was a fierce ne--the animals
in the cages shook their bars, aud the y.
norant BY ISLANDERS were, at first. pan c
stricken The showmon rushed to the
work Of separating the combatnn'<, aud
wejle 50 engaged the hack lion got out.
and with bound aud roar com nru ed
hunting up a fight on his own hook, the
outsiders taking 10 the trees. 1t is said
there was some tall climbing; one man
got parity up a tree when A second per
son tore his coat tails off trying to get up
too. The baby elephant, in. the mean
time, n knowing what else TO do. and
not being old enough for a free fight.
commenced tearing up the Young sap
lngs, and throwing them around Some
seven or ciGht Of the Snowman succeed,
ed in claiming up the bison, and then by
main force, dragged he bear away from
him. A good cowhiding settled the ques
tion with his majesty, the black lion, and
peace rcigned in Warsaw
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

Tie misery Of being called upon sud
denly to make an extempore speech was
once got over by noted Englrh h ma'h-
ematician, who delivered himself IL this
for originality prev"'ts me trom saying,
This is ,'l" pruudcst mpment OF my life,
aud ii does not occur to me to say any.
thing e'se'
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

Artemas Ward utters scathing male
dictions on Wisconsin town where he
lectured. His agent took S2,sI at the
door, while Artemas took the measles in
side.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
ANOT .lE. GARNET OFFICER
.IOfiN DN.ZED.
Secretary n'Cullonghs Orinion OF
Constitution Tiniers.


-
On the occasion OF the recent serenade
to the President and the mem Aers of the
Co,iro, S.cratarv N,CnI,ouob resnou1+d
|
40 'o''o"'
FErlow- CITIZENS My position in ref
erence to the issues which are now enga-
giny the public attention are not, | ap-
| prehcnd, misunderstood by yon. (Cheers
| will say, therefore AS | suppose must
say Somctli 9 on IT, o., a ,ou-hat the
general policy of the presiden, in refer
ence to the Southern States and the pao-
! pie recently IN arms against the Federal
Government has commended itself to my
] deliberate iaAsmen, (cheprs,) and, altho'
i, has been violently and in some instar-
! c,s yi,.lictivt!y a&sailaI, have an abb.
ding conviction that it will be arproved
b> the people when thew shlll b. .ltowcd
/ to mass in Ir;nrnt anon it,
| surnr>o. pcntlcmen. that none Of US
exrcc,pd that, a, the close of this great
var, in which mach b .d blood VS. excl
ted ana more GOOD bl1ol was SIZED, W.
! should have br..!.t a..I calm ssips. We
anticipated thlt ut the close ul Ibis war,
great questions would come up fr sctle
m NJ, the discussion of which woulI be
likely to rg.,a'e the country, to shake it
from ceIt tra to circumference bu, We
knew also hat the r.cl,!o had not been
wautii., IN nuy urtvlYus emery II V, and
We had corG lIpcr thew would or ,rrp,rc1
to cone with ard settle saiisr ,ct"r.ly any
oup,tians that m;eht be prr-puta1 (An-
,lause) That faiIh j. strong with Us now.
We have faith in the pron,e and faith IN
! that GOOD Providence which, Having led
| this na,ion ttrourh the Red Sea Of battle
! is mt lik. ly TO desert it new ,het the
lo,dCl r,.so,o has ssoo acc,n,lisha1
/ The prrsident's policy is straL,ht for
| warJ. irtelIi,ihIe. nr,c,icnbla, and no
bctt ar noHicv ran he nrrSont.l-one ~ ,r,
IN co,.sonanca with the nrinrinfcs of the
: oov.rnm.nt ha,.er ,a,cui lated :, nyasnrv.
| the s,nrenaev of the federal a',,horitv.
while il trenches not on he reserved AID
LEGITIMATE. ri hts 0f the States. more ms,
h1,oano hattor t.,,.I 10 bind the rrnDln
Of Ills cre,, country in a common bro,l,-
erhood AZ tha s7me st;tne that + n,.rss
inst cor demn,Iion ON treason. and vjut-
Gates the MAJESTY of tie law, Ifa be,,tv
nol,rv can b., ,r' spu,ej there is no man
! IN the United State. who will more vii
hngly embrace it than Andrew Johns n
Hearty ch.rrs) But until that better
h;nspr elise ,o hi. record and mus. in
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
NUMBER 81.
ITEMS.

1fult oy the peck.
Adah Isaacs Menken is said to cxI..1
the sub-'ind-ity Of acting.
The birds are the most succ, .!~.
Of agriculturalists, as their crops !.oY.r
fail.
Widows are like preserved citr>n, W
fuY sweet, but it requires good constj'l-
ton to enjoy them.
A young lady out west is charged with
"putting on airs" because she refused i,
60 to a bail barefoot.
a brave man in battle dies wish h..
feet to the foe. \ man who kicks his e..
envy lives with his foot to the foe.
A one-leggcd gentleman bcc2me vcrv
much excited the other day at political
discussion. lie 60, hopping nal.
Why should skillrnl birIiar1i,t It b. use
ful anon. NOISY children? Because ho
knows ho" TO stop bawJ!
There is something conso'irg for every
i'll in this life. For instance. if man is
bald headed bis wife can't pull his hair.
Prentice saws ''One of those t1tinr
skirts is q clear case Of rlnderpest. Does
i! not strike The cu'ccs and rercH them?
MA, ,r al, o,oo s.;a ,;rbl,o-ono,
"lle,who finds good SON ir-Iaw gains
so"--he Nho h"ls a bad one, loses e.
daughter.
S';obt CHANGES make great d;fr.r. noes.
s.n;n1or c,r ,ntb;rc, ;s va~r rool f,,
tut von cant say az murh Of IN ot inr
i)r Glnner."
Whom . ron,,am,, s.,res ~ -o,,1
)alr and sba s,,,os ~ ,;,, ,hay ar,
On, - r,nnn. - ,ha ro-;or ~ ,ov. hv a
rair nf s,ares
.,p, ,.,ou u,- .ho. o,i c..,;ono,
,.;..'' nr r'',n,, ,ha, cr''>,o,,, g. .';,l'
,,a pn,,,,;,,,r,;, ,a,l,l hou,o
,;.,alr .lvhr n,r, sn,, ~ upo-orso :,
k;cks so,
.coa u, A. c,.,u.,;, ,e,
~, '' > Ica.'.. a1.,,, ;, ''So i .,.:.,,
p,, :, VIZ ao":, 49,, n w 'Jv'
@ ;a1 ;, "'0o'
' "
A connryman who was charged with
.,;o, noh, oa,,an - so;, - o.1; a. in. rs
mind thn n,orav nvu,n,,o~-a1 ca much nc
ha 1,s ,hs s,ra;n y, ,ha ke,
here is again quite Stir among the
fenians. Large bodies of armed men
have passed through Cincinnati a"d
L,,wo wlot ,h;s ,,oyot,s,', ro,ta,ds
Dean Richmond AID Gen. John \. Dix
are prominently mentioned among the
probable Democratic candidates for Gov
ernor OF New York.
The building of a new Executive man
sion is contc m plated at Washington, the
White House, now occnnieI by the Presj-
dent. to he usel os a fire proof building
for the Treasury Departments
a., .o :. u,..o :, - ho,.,
,.a, .no v;';,'.oa ',''''',',' ~ s'
,""' ','o - '''''Ns >','''",,',. "''e "''
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
OUR MIN ERsI. ALT1I.

We are not yet IN position TO calcu-
! late closely, the ...lnerAl wealth Of the Uni
tel States.
NaIube discoveries have been made,
an! rich diggiugs turned to good account; ;
! but, ~ yet, we are only in the infancy Of
our mineral discoveries. We have had an
! OPP ortunity Of conver~ing with some Of
| the best miners of the States and terrific.
ries west of us, and we are satisfied that in
n few years developments will be made on
this subject which will astonish the most
sanguine.
There is tendency in spectators and
/ letter writer's, we know, to eXapgerate -
| There is. too, sort Of rivalry between
goltbcaring re lions which causes them to
! overrAte and TO uulurrute. But the SOL
| id miuer is clear in calculation, aud cor
| rect in detail; he measures accurately,
/ tor it Is his interest to do so, and gcntr-
| ally he is correct IN opinion and state
mspt. This class concur as to the undc
! vvlnppi ana untUuutcl mineral wealth
Of, the West.
The Chicago Republican Of late date
has long and sensible article on the
! subject Nothing but it, length prevents
as from publishing it. S'iIl, "s It."dmit+,
! il sketches the outlines only Of suljrct
upon which volumes might be written,
aud which is OF deep Consequence to the
prosperity and wealth OF the United
States. We give, however, its general
summing up which, 1t thinks, will act
prove al exA1 ,erateI Yield ut Goll aaI
silver for 1866.
ralifornia..... ............... ....&25 ooo. .ro'
montana so ~ %
i'1h" . ''
'"nfaHo '""' S"o
N"'''l -"
other sources 900 ooo
'' -----
"a lhiS,' continues the Republican,
would be By far the largest yieii e pre-
ci ,us metals ever Obtained in the United
States in H single year, but from HE
statements above given there is no rea-
son TO believe that our e,tj,na'e is too
h,5h while Colorado AMI Montana may
possibly largely exceed the amount as
>i1n"d ~ them, A / to these the pro-
duet of Australia, about So 90 900; of
Mexico ard South America, Isl A-r) ,b@rt
So, ,t5,:U UUO of Russia, say 81 900 900
AMI from all other sources - UpO Ono,
ani we have the immense quality of
one hundred aud sixty one millions Of
the precious metals as the total supply
Tor the year Of grace. 1866 Thirty years
ago the sopp'y was less than twenty mil
lion> per anrum, which was then suili
cent to supply the noccssjiies Of Com.
merce.- LouccaroTih Times.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

A NEW YoRK. FAnuRE.--A special dis.
patch announces the failure Of .Einstein
x RosenGeld, brokers, nt New York, aud
~their property in this city WAS attached on
Thursday. The members of the firm are
st. Louisans, and went to New York to
open house two years ago.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
Keep Your Eye on Your Neighbors.

Take care Of Them Don't let them
Stir without watching. They may do
something wrong if you d.. To be sure
yon never knew them to do anything very
bal, but it may b" on your account that
they have not. Perhaps if it had not
been tur our kind care they nigh, have
disgraced themselves and their families a
long time ago, Therefore don't relax any
etiort to keep them where they ought
to be- never mind your own business.
that will take care tf itself There is
man passing along-ho is looking over
yonr fence, or that Of your ncishb bOr-hc
suspicious Of him. perhaps he cpntrm-
plates stealing something, some Of these
dark nights. NJ knowing what queer
finc!cs he may baVe in his head. II YOU
zee any symptoms OF ar.v one passing out
Of the path Of duty, tell eve>y one else
that yoU eau sec, and be particular to see
great many. It IS good way TO circu-
'n'c such things, aud lhruLh it may rot
hcnrh' yourself or any one particularly,
It will be something important about
some "ne else. Do keep something go
lng-SI.cu"c is q dreadful thing though
It Is said there was silence in II avpn for
Tic space Of half an hour, dou't let any
such thing occur on earth it vou.l be
too much Ike heaven tor the inhabitants
Of THIS mundane srh, re. l., after all
"a''htu'n'ssS, you can't sec anything out
"I tie way IN any one. y0u tDnv be sure
= IL tot b cause they have nu, done any
;AtnI bad. pe,haps. in an unguarled
moment YOU lost sight OF them-thr0w
out hints that they are no better than
they should be-that you shouil not won-
DIR i! people found out what they were,
after awhile, and then they may not car
ry iheir heads so high.
hcep it going aud some one will take
the hint and begin to help YOU after
awhi q ; then there vii, be music, and ev-
crylhing will work TO a charm, aLd yon
will be suyc s>ul in destroying some one
character or good name. But don't stop,
keep on and people will know who YOU
are ard w1a. you want. I"ur reputation
Will suffer for being Knowing one, uu-
less you keep at it.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09

+ Hhn was directed by his teacher to
overlook v class reading q portion of
the scriptures, in common school. The
boys were reading from Jvb, and '' slow
coach - had to be prompted, which Elihu
dil as follows: "God' snote Job with
sore bols.' The boy dragged out deib-
erately, &C d shot JOB with four balls!'
Ejihu was struck dumb, ana could only
whisper in the boys ear, 1t was devil
Of Il charge, wasn't il?" The boy, mis-
taking it for tie lesson, blurlcd out, " H.
was a-tlev;l-o'.a charge wasn't-it?' OF
course Eihu tried to check the by, but
un>ucces>fully, and the b Us defense to
the teacher was that " he ,oll him 50. -
Elihu " got licked.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-06-09
Eoptizingsm Ia Hard I'm.

p ar people have hard time in this
world Of ours. Even in matters of rcIi-
gion there IS a vast dflrrrnce between
Lazarus and Dives, as the following ar
eciote, copied from an exchange will IL
iustrato:
Oh Billy C had attended a great
revival, and, in commcr with many o'|-
crS, he was converted and hor';z !
no: many weeks afterwards Que of lis
friends met him roelirE home from The
cour'ground> with considerable brick
in his hat.
Hello, Uncle Billy" said the friend
II thought you had joined the church,
SO | did, answ-rvd Utcle Billy, ma
king a desperate effort to stand still $50
! di1, Jecmns. and would a bin good
Baptist, if they hadn't treated me 80 ever
la~tn mean at the water. Didn't you
bear about it. Jeams p
no, | never did,
Then LII tell You 'hou, it. You sec,
when we come to the baptism place, thar
was Jinks, the rich old Squire, was to be
dipped at the same time Well, the min
tier took the Squire in first, but | didn t
mind that much, as tlought 'twoull be
Just rs GO d WHEN my tnrn cum; so lie
led him in, aud after drppin him under,
raise! h;m up mighty kccrfu', and wiped
his face and led him ont. Then cum MY
tntn. and instead of ittin me ont as he
did the Squire, be gave me one >Io~h and
left me crAwijn' around On the Lutt9m
like mu1.ur;le,