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RAIL ROAD MEETING.

It has been already advertised in this paper,
that COL A. 8. Buford, President Of the Georgia
and South Carolina Air Line Rail Read Company,
viii, BY special invitation, address the people ioi
York Interference to this enterprise, at this place,
on Wednesday, the 18th instant. Col. Buford is
Virginian, and man whose energy Of character
and long experience in railroad matters, have In
duced the new company to place his name at the
head Of their enterprise We have no doubt but
that all classes ofour people, whether they be TO-
terested in this scheme or not, will be well enter
tained on the day appointed. " .-' --...-5ii;rd
Bot the enterprise itself is one worthy to com
mand the interests Of all in its behalf. 1t is an.
other step towards reconstruction Of our materia
interests; its Inauguration will mark another era
of progress in our country and it's completion
will advance rs many steps forward on the road to
prosperity. Let rs see some of the fruits of the
enterprise which will flow directly to our people.
II will enhance the value of lands along the
route, by bringing persons to engage in its con-
struction, who will, in all probability, become &C
tual settlers. 1t wilt for the same reason, increase
our population and multiply the labor of the coun
try" twill put US in direct Communication with
the great marts Of trade 1t will cheaper fteights
on our productions, and reduce expenses on the
articles We consume, by the competition IT. viii
offer to the other routes over which we ship T,
will develope the mineral wealth of our country,
and bring into market species of property hither
10 alaest valueless for want Transportation to
market. It stinfdate uragieultural industry
by reason fthe facilities it will offer for the ship
rneeht ofofasms products and thus open. new
paths to industry win advance the value Of
the stock in the Kings Mountain Rail Road, by
affordiug that:company employment as q feeder,
and an opportunity to relieve itself of its embar-
fassmentss 1t will advance the value Of all kinds
Of property in this town. and raise it to the upor-
lance of aHading mart. tt will cause manufacto-
RES mines and workshops to spring up along every
stream and waterfall, and thus, by diversiying our
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! NgWiADVRRFIgRMENTS,

RssH. Glenn, JSi1Ys D.1.Jufiga df Probates Sale.
NJ. Jones, Assessor, lst RistITax Sotise.; .,,tl,
K L. Crook, Assessor "a Dist Take Notice.
Il. EatRanARelfgfeus Notice: Laneham aeade-
j. y. Burke 4 c. TBurrkss Weekly for BOYS
wm. j.. stephenson, Tax eollsctor-o QUARTERLY
* 5 SsSss s aAasT safYR IL 21
the Matter of Robert c. Farr-Dividend
% .Meeting. % ... OAK 40 : IL ,laJ gy:i(
J.,P. M. Eppfng-E United States Marhhal's Sale: !,
Cowardin u &,E1lyson-Rich Dispatch for '6s.
JtdW. Avery Dry Goods and Groceries. ,'-rr'''j
j: B. Lyle,. Limestone Springs--Mals School. ,liu
Vim. NJ. Thomas-Extra Court at Chester. ham.
R. H. Glennr-Sherif 8 Sales.
TN! Dobson " HGo.-Sausage GrihderECloak
10, Cloth-Bed Tick king-Delaine able Lin.
10! epaBlanketsmMaeke II. o not S ask rsio tor
n: r. AdickesLFuFs Wanted. otH+ EGi!-," =.
Williams d williams Attorneys at LAW. 7 ryy
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'sXLRs.DAY...

Monday la# being the first 81 the year,
and the time appopted mon sg slI fo!
arranging 3D. scores snd providing fg psE opss, 'Fs
brought large crowd Of our country friends ipt1o 1
town. Comptroller General Neags having hay ten; sii
pqrssiy prohibited tbe Sheriff prop; !p
ely advertised for taxes, tie latter oie bad rl1 bat
little to DO, and only disposed two small parcels q
Of Land under execution a Fat belolghg to the
estate of Philip Williams, deceased, containing
obe hundred and forty seven was sold d. gfor
$il0, and, q tract Of twenty acres, Belonging to J,
B. Papttesyy key was BID of al fifty dollars The Sher;;
if son, for the Judge Of Probate house @ spd lo, q
on Main street. known as the Davis Lure ]lot,
belonging to the estate Of George Steele deceased,
at twelve hundred and dollars, Sn credit d
twelve months Mesars. T Thompson .ssp Jssslys,
Assignees iin Bankruptcy, sod slal quantity q
ptessenal property, which concluded a che sales fer
the day., ..Sfo,; ,i.:4.s,n yide7giaGo9 ri brssa.
We conversed with a number Of persons from
various, sections Of the County, and were much e
pleased to end that the majority Of our people are
hopeful Of the future, and that the good time time
80 long expected is believed to pssF d at hand. sp
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iMERE.MENTfoN.

. Charleston has forty y.seven miles Of street, for
lighting which she pays twenty:four thousand dol.
lars per annum. 1.-THE First National Bank,
in Charleston, has declared semi-annuaf dividend
of FIVE per cent, '..'.'.;IWhen hog is found ut
largo in the streets Of Charleston he killed and
his carcass distributed to the poor. On the
slst Of December nltimo, one hundred and nine.
teen petitions for voluntary bankruptcy were filed
in Charleston. ''.....'The Freedman's Bureau IN
South, Carolina, except for educational purposes,
ceased to exist on the first instant. There
have been three thousand three hundred bankrupt
cases in Virginia There are ninety ply,
sicians and seventy-three lawyers in Richmond, ff
teen newspapers and one pawnbroker. .Vr,
GINA has ,4s4 miles OF completed railroads, cost,
ing $49, ,Se5, fe4. '.'".'N. Carohna is to have Oh
eight thousand acre park, with a penitentiary in
the centre. '..'.".The weather in Florida during
December, was colder than it has been any time
since 1885 On the 10th, at St. Augustine, ice was
formed an inch in thickness ''''''''Gien. G. B. Nc
CleHan is now named as Secretary Of War in
Grants Cabinet. ..'.The first stra wberries ofthe
season made their appearance in the New Orleans
marseti iast week, selling ats3 per basket ""'Gen.
Joseph E. Johnston has determined to remain in
Georris, and has fixed upon Savannah as his place
Of residence J.H Monk, ia Union briga.
dier in the war, is on trial in New Orleans for
robbing the mail. '''''.''Maj. C. Dowd, the con
servative candidate, was elected Mayor OF Char
lotte, on Monday last, by a very handsome major
ity 1.-THE Graniteville Manufacturing Compa,
ny has declared dividend Of 10 per share, which
will be paid on and after the 10th Inst
Governor of Alabama has appointed commission
to negotiate with the government OF Florida fol
the annexation of West Florida b Alabama. They
will probably visit Tallahassee this week Gol.
ID. n. Hamilton; United States Marshal for South
Caroliua, in 1860, died at MoristoIrn, N. D., oh
the e9th uitimo. He was native Of Charleston,
South Carolina '''.'"'There will be four echpses
this year, two of the sun and two Of the moon.
One Of the latter will be visible here on the 9th
Of ofJanuary. .'.,""S Sleeping ears have been put on
the South Carolina Railroad! ''''s' !. d. -
The manufacture Of eotten'ih Switzerland en-
ploys 600 900 spindles, IS 400 spinners and l6,-
oooi other operatives ''''''sThe agricultural bu,
.iean at Washington has distributed 592,3ss pack
tapes Of seeds '.:.'":A Germsu intek. Louis wrote
IA letter IA pages long and then hanged himself
No wonder. "he next style Of bohaet isete be
a bead and two inches of ribbon listened with q
hair pin .:.....-A vest made for one III the sheasy
men, Of New Haven measured fouI feet and four
inches around the breast 90 deer parks IN
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rssssed. Two years ago the ratio fdeaths among
whits troops u that Of fcses treated WAS as 81;
vhilS Samong @lored trodpsi i wasas1 to q Gen;
|eral FY oncs showed t4at Of the ls0, 900 ccloEed
|u06pSi ID serves during theWar, 2e,zn died Of di
Lease-arate of toz- exclusive of xonnds- On the
other hand, of the $500, 900 white troops, only
l5s,l2O died Of disease rate lG ebeet q lG
Thus the power Of resisting disease in the coSred
comparing these with the figures for 1856 and
1868, We shall see just about the same ,ratio'pre
yice, n peace and IN war TIC very important
.phvscal md tahcala thus demonstrated that
,colored men esap0 soi we'll endure the ftigues
and exposures military seTyics as white Il llaiG
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SoDElY,issn isn nIXDY's BOOK.

The Japnary number Of this old fayOrite " was Te.
eeiyed during the Christmas holidays L. ois G the
oldest ,ladyls magazine in America, and like pure
wine, continues to improve with age. Cooley has has
been catering for the ladies 80 long, that be seems
to have, acquired the knaek Of anticipating thelI
wishes, Vi shl and and, as result gets ma most capital
magazine magazine Godeys Lady's Book b published 10
Philadelphia, at 90 per year, Or We VIII furnish II
IN IN Connection 81 With the EsorIRER, for $3.50 ' -
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RGRKE,s WEEKLY.

The monthly part, for January, of this capital
paper for boys and girls has been received. 1t Is
the best publication 1of the kind of which we have
any knowledge. For the present year many ne"
attractions are announced, and We cordially com.
mend the paper to our young friends It is pub,
lished in weekly or monthly parts, byJ. W. Burke
& Co., Of Macon, Ca, at s2 per year: By a spe.
ciai arrangement with the propretcrs we are en-
abled to furnish the "WeekIy' at $3.50 a year.
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ASSESSMENT OF, PROPERTY,

BY advertisements in 1to.daSls paper, it will be
seem that Mesms. Jones and Crook, the Assessors
of State Taxes for York Gonnty, give notice that
they prepGned tot 'returps of property,
Nearly every species of property Isl liable tets1a-
ton, anait willhssthe safest zfon all persons who
are .stroubledlRithany of thia world goods, to
attend the, appointment lof tho assessor ineares'
their tlace. of sreadenea andrmake retnrnsi as
heavy ,penal,iesattaeh fer default. III = 3,.U
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OBITUARY. NOTICES.

Tributes of Respect and Obituary gotices arc
only inserted IN the INQUIRER when paid for at the
same rate as Advertisements We frequently re-
ceive communications Of this character which we
lido not publish, for the reason that no provision is
made for the payment of the bill For tbesImple
announcement Of death or marriage, no charge
lis made. p. .....,, .....F .-.. ,~.r... ...
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pursuits and diinducing capital 10 o% lonfty, a6Srd
empioymentand dispepssa HVeihpodt, y, all.
Many of these advantages, it is Erue, may folhw
slowly in the wake ofsthe steam Whistle, but De
history Of eyesesaeh scheme proves that # It find
an industrious and energetic people along its line,
|it Sin dispense these and gteatsr Blessings among
them. .--. 49,
There seems to have been turn in the tide o.
||oprIafairs now, ana THE people ars bs6miae in
spired With hope. Our political difficulties are
apparently a an end We think we ein see oui
wan ,hH,sha9 4 misty, hoRsdnl, saa q R1qPi ifa {
rapid strides on the road to material prosperity.
We are anxious tdI asssiat iua4alSs Whit we have
lost in kind, and the efforts in the next few year,
to accomplish this, viii have changed in wonder
ful degree, the aspect Of affairs in South Carolpa o
Hs the this lsprt i hst N s9pyin0ei % 's
Us that tie road yin Be- built ,HrA sion3 sio bays b
to be built from our home resources 3rn s,1c edi
This, however. win not be peeessaI5,l e We aff
only asked to- help others bpid it'll Tbs eaplta! ~
the North here sees an opportunity Ea paying
investment apd bern If is s seeking # US shsud
do what we can to encourage and sabstin1tlsly ald
the matter. We CAP Do nnab: Co@Eae @ torEerd
then on the lath, and hear what Col IBnfS1d Sn has
10 say d behalf Of the matteesn eesnq, IN sonrs,o.,..
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4, For the YortvilIe EpquIrertE s.u q
sacHR1sTMAs AT ROCK HILL.

-
Nj. Editor BY the time this reaches yod fof
publication, the echoes of the Christmas holidays
viii have almost died away, and with it, perhaps,
comes the abatement of much excessively cold
weather; but as TO- that, without indulgng our
credence in astronomical Observations, we prefer e
yield to the last say of the true calendar of time
itself. ,,a,,' .,..,r,;r.1 -.
But to say that Christmas eye was intensely
cold for this latitude would e,!,, De t9at 50 g.
to verify, without injury to ones morals aus for tne
asseveration. The weatfer itself was cold, Ul q
north west wind made It sapertdtsrey so' whllst
blowing with an ambition ID render to the GOD
THURSDAY the Importance of,a prover6 Ink
froze, milk foze glue froze, the ground froze and'
as ntent on being wholesome TO- Oras ss4 gener
ally donotess e:t those Wno IN sTgiil ,nsn
excessive greetings Of the merry times settled @ toe
freely forthe tardshps or the Jordan road s Or n1e
with Tom andJim, and who may have mistaken
the cold earth for q, warm bed that nIght would would
have likewise refused to dgttdts ts,s. ,c.5..
Was itever definitely ascertanea wnat q degree era
approxmatng zero, deoarred youth 1rom rom pleasure
taking? rRo!eas roleas, we were get upon by .oul
reared n the PRESBYTERIAN iiau Church. 1--WE plead
indispositioh- -muttered 'tatigue-just from Sar
Tnck-valked seven miles-hiuted at demand fsodl ri
ErHstibsas rees Home, by fooshhfEg hssardipa
Saf love Uf truth on tie weatherGbut an TO fSe
purpose; we had to &C. r. tnr oo' 9fa ''5o''"
Thong h hard to move, We, with "a aduiett double
chen arrived rived without freezing, but found the
ano,s ,bonob .wa;alled Church ample for An
opcommodat;on excent due v,arrmrptb for the iack
an;..his oh,rb stars2 Fbv aoI'f o,,r u .,a AM,
80 t.hisan sctors m.ls donation far flis i,nT
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Cssh.-It must be distinctly understood that
wopf VT ars ~ cash' d'ss sfsIS 5t
fx14=The papsr win he edisedhtiuuedo thee1pt,
ration of tie time for which, payment has been @
made. A Subscriber finding lX) cross marx ON
Jtapd that the time paid for has expiredsi OF line.
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For the YofkvIlie Enquirer. I'd,


For the YorkvIlle Enquirer. .,iH Il ti''
.,ods, .THEAIRLINE RAIL ROAD sdT
IMt.2 hqtn- = On M6ddsy 1Salesday) It VA
ahSodueed that on theilNh and 18th Of the pres.
ent month, the President ofshe Air Line Railroad
would visit Yorkvilie, on business sppeftaining ID
the locating and constructing Of sheeoBeempated
Railroad. Permit me, through the ENeUrRER to
make few suggestions about ahis matter '!'3l zig
Roads ofany sort are rof tiHmehse value 10 q
country. Roads mark the progress ofGsedesy.
Railroads ehiieh nations in many ways %4heyeh.
hance the value of lands by facilitating the mode
oftansportingahe proddets Of the soil stcal mar.
ket, and by creating market for Il Q heavy pro
ducts. ForeSample; corn canhotibe transported
many miles without costing nbrs % transport 1t
tfR6tit Ilbtingi III market IA Spain, wheat d
often permitted To- t6t because the cost Of trans
pSftation; BY wagon, Would increase the Salue tc
udottss thar taiemarkstpriee: Inspain, sheepare
killed for wool only; and IN Brazil cattle iart
killed merely for the hidessa4n both OF these
countries the flesh ofa vast number Of animals is
lost beesnse tEefe Is DO Histk and thers
markets because thereIare noroads' Some Of The
richest mines sit CDR country are'nearly valuAess
because kefdines are situated IN localities where
there arc few roads, and these not kept in good
rara;t nG1ss22as iHiSt 9alcsHTsoi, 3ihnaJ s''t -
The King i Mountain Rail fRoad&pb is sone
are disposedto think it-has increased thevsluee1
all kinds of produce 1t has made Yorkvilleaa
cott6n market has increased the,ualae Of labe
and done for the Country many coed Things whisi
none know but those who think IF the aceuhP ses
ofhauling load Of corn or eetton to- Columbia OF
ChaAsstcn, as was once stheease To besufeSt Stht
Kings Mountain Rail Road hashot dosso oalftht
good thaseouldbe a0ue tSsthe9 coantry. otItshal
many defects! Thess defscts are giafing, md caf
be remedied but in one way, and that way e w
assisting Ii building the Air Line Rail Road; OF By
extending the Kings Mountain Rail. Rad - The
time to do tiIe Atfer il now past or nearly s6;tfl
only sfternat4e thsnpis, isto uranfnliy assist IN
Bailding the An Iiine Road. This will bring Id
IN contact with tie West, North West and North
It viii enhance the value of the land In the count
and give the farmer good and ready market 10
everything he may be able to- produce Not! !Snf
80, but II viii reduce the price Of many things TN
farmer may have to buy 1T win make two stalk
Of corn CROWN many places where but one grow
now. It will assist in giving life and energy i
the people, and win pay fof its constructions b
producing permanent market for products thu
are noy nearly valuebess.i 2F''a'i N X: 81 p
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= =. - - ,s;S s;tS K K ssSnAs ~
The inEeaton a1 tsoaisssaf saes &s n 7e
bore and absas M M! Rosssa Sss'ls Sp !, a
eus e horse R Ss s'tsksI WdsS ss sss the
wheels is sV feeg LIZ ssahD sahD bsnslo aaesse in
number, are rsased aIiIppaEsat Harane 10 zach
other ap66 tthfs hi.s .f lptsrsaa for
their line Of SSsa d stiisl ppaasaRe liver
gent, so that at 34 yaJds asstant the txayer bui-
let's sweep me 81 agi a6lrH IsswSl are
in the middle, where tbe d 4 ieehes
into which D pkeA Yel9 Sf e6h&d eatle
power, and bfcs anahEe Eedsht fcf adHsfng the
guns in taE% Z Ill I'm ss,s a. ssaS the
themsdBeassss a ubieisaes seeaeh Of
ordinary riie&s61d sse as9e sefU1s Gbeeech
4 s, 7. =
Iney aHaa8a = ..a sfIia Y echA1 eo,eesh
e% to crank. one tsgsss vhioS opens and shuts
gil ths breeSh piecesppd t9s9s The pjsea Gf The
le3a RkcA oaMA brtf19 eA6&-
tact with twelve tnhes. placed immediateiy over
dfha hreScheS ea9d cpVtBipipG the ,carHdRess- s-the
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rxTRa COURT. AT CHESTER.

7 -. EXTRA COURT AT CHESTER. '~..'
+ It will be observed by an advertisement in an
other column, that Judge Thomas has ordered an
extra session Of the Circuit Court, to be held at
Chester, commencing on Tuesday, the 18th inst.
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!! aTkeA eAtlsstaslVep En-, pulfsteS hsr SaloNmS
Isttsnffpn Geseril Jsmes3A 3AaGfHeil'sfa
,iG: ai sii n sfEKlCHBURGsSViApe eND11mbMM
i ~ DdasE i5lany oeU1kS h6t6nAhea seem
tehsse lostasgkf6 the aadspsstal dbc6inelI
tte h6rstDf the pe6p ple i6 yAl.t1 .l6ain-s
hihai ieaS oe .eonsstenbE 3Sef tcnSas 10
adAeliaea rood dths- whA IN lEr veal
or Graadnse kulre. thst !: an sdnee pre-
Assassb .sb hn aa,s Rss yss, sss ss7s
est est &EebE .sss1 R3&
his past co1fse and decided chaTacter . the suret
cuarantee of his 9ntapS 06arSSIN1ke floating idea
fhat has attSchs0fi eifsaahs etKsa6Any
that he may prssex exGbsSaI IRtnge5s7IbE III s6ADy
other speculationSd 4 lesgniDsc casuaasusQ1 ire
dence, but ouly.y deeevsoshsedt Ha4Jare
eredulous enoughs thsnxuia& &sasol to
mind the eys9tM1 fhada.ta atWo,yo.sl4siaa
remember that Geaenk Ga..t' azpasie1nsei p1e
time vsasese4, p Hesarey hiEpaaa!sAiioA asthe
his views ReGeyssaqd sgesaQDeHA sFsnts
have turned the ance 6is3 3SyqEysl seeae to
1me unreasonable, theIefqEeaa h ufEkpect 70 stnd %
St this bate day sseapG d aIl9asse nth ths.old
party. dHis. sqtecss ssstssl 81 nsS
bf his aahesoHI@ fks sbsit sililti is
the Union, and tb2s tfss VIII shis
administratio1 WI tbss pn9d W M 6oMhete
and prospet86G feetSs mI9ed
peopls ii6d& f1d%, however, ~ fhdiVesl,
hnsiladHesn seeo@pjsh this sAest ,RR1p9aeF..HLes
must needs have The sssssgAqa s. dS6a NSa{t4f OF
the Soqth 9f tha asty M and q !t tAa ssSt HaFng
sssu.snces M .s essf EFF & es esAs @ n
sS1an' 1sss r. ssR By.ss sbs sesi ~ sS ss8S
Elsi;ssassR sipssaas q q sRs sa,i
ban be no dodb tR6SW saesids q Bs difcak de-
Telope that sahtf& &ea6s STI 6 fvoduBUee uBeeE heal
results. Diaf Ss6adlggs 81 ff6e ehei 6tf 6hich
chance seems 6 hae % ina 6yself,
like msHy SlslO aslOfe I'D eaidy&ia s65 Theory 4.@ it
may iiI66ett6 6RSHssf fvdS S6tp4 ,ecueiBS sGagtdent
ofit. Ifysddt6thssf $osi raAkeot hasefn,
you are at liberty BAe lsasT4 aessitA etthe
South lies in itsssilea,1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Its seouents Sissquai3 .sni1otn 1ot stgissna
liable. 9. To cem0andd dzboct lavsA1astnAcoerage
land protect til Alo,y ytninsc cpssAauental TSf en-
couragoland invite abors evid@ces eefr procession
Vmust be made NANTES thssRgh tbe taRsN6eo OF
llaw upon theJAbcE hAkNA haves 1Hs99A7jE ap-
Epears that the 1algA of aaE tsp9s daRaRApp4p our
labor, our nnep tie lAyh ane sthsy 4aHsRpou
Eua A AftillsA qpqQ ,pHs RAH theEftpIe, "a Anact
land enforce praRsF laAAiF1B ba4aa taffhta fa an
tsrsits srs sse q .8s III S5%,s M
|svod svo;s,ss ,ssisss s a I $ss s9s sss
snst s1sstis. i, :aIs si sss ls
oeIes LUG na oJSSsSIgSs sss sf 1S".s'
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remained b.bad Fl, apprehension that they
would be6 80 ecuted Otherwise molested II they
[eSne Me5 they Soon be among u.s. We
iipehs thSSfhey are my as twenty in all
WOSAdom Of late GllQl decent excuse fot prais-
ting ting e re end, .,,. s.sT 4. ag
deceitfui tide d saTnal Of @eNeB1Mf A swim
d5e 81 which nSbody % daped-1 fros q which
nobody thinks of fhughins.s@gst hayefutGyedat3
day. Nov, there has beex nd inteA e1hfS persSh
.deceisad fos n laaat txa ZeaER haQ hE tn nm
.sS 'ssss 4 ssRSs 5css ss4saSs|sR 6 aS'aaBf
Ibsrnt On tial Sos, ,his itfs, ERss tipe thEexss
IsscE STpac{stj6n; and thx 4A 1stlNd public
'thd1ht EmSsra nice ttanG q SadSeH0O00
IoesaI1 1naun keep hn1aS . &neS Mon.
I'd ta6h& 6ypg Asr1gE % be.@.s'
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him with. q chance Of succeSA te8kt&ed BEFORE a
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[ol,5ia isst I'm in yils l.be jury
fwsfspecieda@ tie purpoSa ysish {ssnlloubt-
fedly tine. Ard that truth doubtless atorded one
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telegraph that The trial pf Jeferso1 Dss6 he heep
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