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aea n,t 2. ssso 81 ooo9, q nsnpales sad nerspaper
todsty VAS then Rune through, ouf to- lone far sar
rueEeaaon- Hs,eAJ, Hon J. 7. Scammon 6e,sr.
mined that immediate xteps 1hai1 be tafrn ~ X
nafsngenept and catalosutng Of The lIhr15v, Judee
cnet5 nxte5 nesnF e ehnsen p 1ead report fu1 u.
sost!an. o. the 1mpestA Library Of Fraone ot{eT-
rs 70 arrange and catalogue the whole vtthfn
y. hafet IsafL i wa also considered important 10
lel Flslofs enoF that the library is open fron to
= ano tnAs Immediate action F1t be tafea 10 favor
or o! etueytnR >''@>-''s A~''s7' >''s'
1he huf!ness Of the meeting being accomplish
81 noIon ~ss made to adjourn, which WIS
haopaeo. W. CoKINAx, IhIx7taN-
, 1869-05-27

ssnlcle 70 resi- her ttred feet By short ride.
&C., Gsseg 80 ne Es1ned focs bold, wheu the
~ t1,ee ,nx 3;, n. heey, whip ssoun1 ma ss1ucr
.1n3sdasey sd esoea hes e,es. The caiId feu 70 IN
a,e1s sSe is. @ APolcernan eaIled hack, aod md
Nv1uon- ~ 1>* A's'3e - Nae "s1s
fEkeg4Nf 70 cau Il O'Clock 1ast evening there
r<1,..-1,e ~ AeS!opohtaa bSpck, Roodly
smseataaea s1a % q the Maine WeklsTan scrnln1sJ,
Saaaon y thiS ntJ- It u esttnsted that taafr xfr
h1ndred gsadn.:ea md Students of rh.s oolesc. q.
1safton. seartar5; George 1. sof;nsc4. E,a. a.
7fexsurer. Alter Inc naas&ct1on 81 otner busi
t..s ~ &c @@9ea8 eaoufned 70 meet II tar salne
rSee oa FIlday eTAntn2 next, n O'Clock ths1p.
AZ old studenA kTt cordially iprl.ed to BE- prcs-
e0t At that tine.
A Fzw Dlfa Htnce TEN Tx1trxa radc mention
q ~, saootng an.tr 70 Which The PRINCIPAL chs.se-
i Ttn % poetT,. Ia nos:d wonsa 3o1.ai oi aa tse
tosn, na1ned Waterfront Jackz The statement
xb gfsen On thH strength Of tie wounded hero
Sson 81 s5e nosp =. ssss t. on ~ rea
tef, and that the YOU'D wa4 se.f INFLICTED through
a eos sasssess =. hAndpaR of nre-.1ma The aottdeat
Worth. IN Lake s,secL
TIE F1R Axp Fnsxry IL 1t The yorth Side rur.
nef Ht4 which Ina been IN prpgIeA Ia the Last
tnsec evenings 70 70 continue this evening. On
- evening splendA collection Of Interesting
tAoteAo1 comprising nsanJ Historical scenes, were
n5rsentet when EATe uniEeTaal s4ttsfsctlo1.
~. re eont9s TT sne Possession OF the AlFer set
~ Eesss Nth the following contestants. esen O!
whcm hls numerous host Of fr1euds: Jud9r
-. "e'>A@ ~ esA ~" u - oe''Ae
1oa1fH s SINGER, Or AendctA wst ssTatgoed
ne1ofe commissioner Doyoe yesterday on the
eeftge q being engaged tn tae Illicit d!stdlladoa
Of tnso1tc9t1ng sp1ntA. Ills premises and yard
Mefe eearcnsd oJ the pfnctrs, md "HoIn.'' y
useH e. n ahuasaaon ~ found en under hay
tTe1Tr resTE h,rei =, ~. ht.., ". 49, .sn ,aas .os.s
ajxn fhsf +. sar1t+ts - M h ~ S1@ "os sa1au
tii1r H. xas ,r1S IN 1,ii NJ = ~ s aaa1' 'et
- -. -. >~'' - sAr%~''
i4 f14xs TOT thTee new schooi buildings
tn lsst BnnfssT errntnr ~ ~ ~ ~ tes 1t to3a-
!nFa 70 be errried On Enrr1t Tnrd smI rosNs Uo.u
ars1ras .nn ~ f.@, ~ 49, - ! AA1IT ann Fpu11o
, 1869-05-27
MORE 8LDup-lETTiKa.
Dc>pctst- Army 10 . Wen. STREET %saloup-
AFaiatrr Stabbed By m Cukbosvp
Italian.

The deloge Of blood and cstme, which set In
atout week since, continues, and every day adds
one or ose victims to the pistol knife, or 'Bttar
Last efertne the vicinity Of The ArrloYy, farote
location. Was the scene Of another ArraJ. It ap-
rcars that painter named William burton, In the
employ Of AesFr1 Ba11 ! cushrnhu, who lives
y No So Siatc-st, entered = aa1oon, No. 1G1
Nelh-s.-, setss BY IN Italian named Joseph La
uoszei1, Ahou* o'clock last ening. xud there
1rs testou, also An Italian, who, he clattas, IS
u1kaoNu to tirl BY naue, but Niih whom ha has
sFer!oaAg lad sou1e d,rlcaitg- Tue place xas
crowded With rnuEns At the time, and the un-
kpowa party 70 fht wounded man
declares Instantly sought quarre!
With him. Whit 10th were talking. tue
STRANGER suddenly drew "a formidable e,rs-kniIc,
and, wt1hoaI tno7oentn warutn*, dealt Uurtou i
terrible cut underneath the shoulder-bisdc, aud,
quickly stooI4np dealt him another II the hollow
ii the left knee- 4 number af pertnus Eerc
present.. but no one inteHts.i, and she sssaisns
n1adc IN eaa7 steApr, although the Pal!ce
AtHstd ppoD t.ie ecene few ninntts
Astefr ATaA BNtson was kAktn TO tho AF.1Drf,
xhEfe Dt. 1,odEe dreSed his woundA 1hcF als
ot ratnfIl ttt It u ktctea. lot tA:a character.
Al oi the inIuA Q! Lt1norzAnr p1kce, tnduo-
tnE fetczst di*sosute women, Ferr 4iso tAeen TO
thL A5moEy, Oh the charge OF ulsorlchy conduct,
ard xHl tse ayru.ned N the Police Cc1rt to-ds5.
, 1869-05-27
FRleHIFBt RURAWAY.
Florsc Aft1ched 10 a Wagon PlnnEes
TLrcHsh Terrified CEswd Inta
the 0i<tr.

An zccadrnt u IN un14ua1ly terrifying nlt1re
occurred ii Madison etzeet bridge, II O'Clock
yesterday Afternoon 4 bore attached to light
wagon, belons1nc to Charles 1aastz, OF &c. 1l3
FAY, ktn71e, " hl1e rt1ndins uea1 the Foyt Wafne
freight depot bee1mo Affirmed II 4 pAsktnS nR,
and suddenly started op Eeeu run towafds Aadt-
son Etseet The hr1dge had been optu EDnt
r!Ec, aud nearly I h.rdred pedestrians, besides
several catTaExs conta.nlue women and children.
almost completely blocked tie sppspach. On
reaching the Msdisop street nstdKe he n1S9e sua-
denly tuned toNards the rtfeI and instantly the
greatest excitement pzrvaaed amonc the people
70 clo+elr tnatlcd together The men Acratu-
bIcd rpuo the ratings, mlnJ women saw
Ct 70 fafnt and the Occupants OF
the caiTtu1cs xer1 tntnpte!T teFFut-
strSkea- In .ek4 time than 1t pzs takkn to tell
tntA the mAddeneh animal <rrz1: into the block
h0e hnd afteI destroying N ck1tes1 MA&ou teH1
s.o5d ~ u way, s,a1fed straight for The open zap
II the ls:.dge, ami Ge.eended dAszrce of shout
thirty feet into the river, taftng the wagon AnY
WITH IT. That xas the 1as: seen Of both An e9<s
viii be madc to dAy to tecoSGf the Vehicle.
, 1869-05-27
BILLIARDS..



Cxrmt.
Radolphe Is afte1 cazrne again to the following
eject
p1IH&X CARXE-DEAH Sic: Yna AA*fnx declined IN
Acce Any o& the propositions Ehsh have mevto.lkv
radet % abe PrefeEt 0f <aethts, oonstrxIed ID
abAnaon al The HEhs and rrirr<ts which NIGH rr4-
tonah1y demand tn making luAtch for money. and
eAve to yonfscA have herrtofoFe de-
hed and do not Do~ sste1npt 70 deny. the fse that
I'M ahxtHls 10 rce4 yun In h.norAbl~ and e2tAhie
Son!stt At our oNu national EAne cn The Amer
teaa <Ane and. il Fder that xch fes11t may fe OBJ
tanned, herthy make Jp1 the fs1owtpE errT:
1WW play you two <AHles-thc three-hall, Frrueh
Saruu Fame, so Plpta ca1pn1 tAhe. And thr Amer
lean toitf-tsl f4n.e ptahshot bsf7rd. i.e1 or LOO
solnts on table. for 4sake af goo adc
e1ch ksms: q, you 70 prefer. l Will play you one
sauc. rishef Frensl or American shall dette
fr @ Hahe * q sLp ID L o;aeT Z a1cld ii az
Wsna1ss.nse 1sn,ktn Yhka h1,ar so 111
Rsfssf' ~. ~ ~ .ho;ts ftssr mssks-sos msS
syessstahe md tespoe.isle rasn- make III. rropo
Ntsh taEntshle !etlnuse Al essty dste- .nd tina
Question gone<1ninx cur respective ahtlt1rs etp
ncuts tf tht kcntlrInAs e.e Learning thss ou coa
:tErA }ruTre5 + The Far. utlltnx that tie
tine u play ing shall BE- H1d 1t my 5Ase Eh}rh Vii
tut yhnr C. utrnf-1ec Thss rrny.Stion will rtxuala
el'en tlr yEs.ed u tye dast Very truly vous1.
CHcAGo, Nay M. tsp
, 1869-05-27
THE PATCH TRAGEDY.


Tfe "Con.e5 Pateh Tragedy" On 4ccount Of
the death Of Jorng Canley, vas further luyes:I-
gated by the Curucer Il ihe inquest ose1 the r.
d witnessed tes:ined before the jar7, bat no ID
d'Io1al particulars wtfc developed. In the opl1-
ioa Of toe tnE. NE shooting, Which Hcsalted IN
b death onpd to the deceased, ~ accidental
NE.zna chaahe1b testified tnAs he Was engaged
IN 111nT the k!nk Of ) hJdfznt when he heart the
reEo!t Of pistol and waa knocked down; he then
heAtd ctttd sc7eaGl anc, on getting up, saw that
1pomas conteJ, the deceased, Hss coFert,i With
blood, he Old not see Eao tfta the shot, a. his
fad came be found the ptzto1 at the Doorstep AZ.
ter*a!d; had never had any xprls vita the prs
o,,es. har1 Ana IGdson, aod thinks the shooting
Ord mar aane1 Gibson: did moi Know be MAS hit
untn told 60 tty tttstaodct.
Carrie cnxt9sd, sho Yves at 30, sss Quincy
Mt IA'iors house, In Cenle,s patch, when
Mrs Hines brought 10 = pistol and hesased Mrs.
I2!1or lor having fold The Weapon 70 her boD, and
demanded the money hack tia, Was paid Tor Il
Mtz- l1dson VA in the rpom and ssll: "Eet ne
take the PISTOL and AfH. Htuc6 handed It to her
1nnedsisiy sheteatter she hessd the report Of The
AEh J1dson point the pistol. They we're al
friendly, and no h.rd words Lad passed Aner
ne psisoncr fred The shot she ran ont q the
ffoat door OF Ars- Tai io5b housc-
Mn Taylor coE7oootaled The aooye, stns!ns. IN
addition. ttst the Chambers famIl5 aud Mrs ] ID.
son were % sae best Of terms AfIer ft:ng. the
la1:eI exclaimed: - Lord, see ~h23 hAEt tlone! =
and ran Gu
Mr.. Conle.. tie mother OF the deceased, statct
that alt the Pasucs wtrr friendly and on the hes
OF tetIs. She believes thai Mn. Jndson did 10
kacv what tae Faa dang. She Eas uueier u.
influence Of liquor At th~ stne. SaH her dr,nl
Some beer Thai Day. Don- think Prisoner kte7
the pistol wAs loaded
Sergeant Barrett stated tnas ns vent to the s2o
m soun ~ lie heart Of 1he shooting, md {aunt
tAs Icy IN bis mother3 lap Taes,
we're namteE Of G1uuIea women afot,ud tn,
Ilacs- Then LOOKED for ArR Jutlson+ She had zpn
to tie Upper ktu1J Of MIS-. coais} . house. IA.
.!pm tfert 70 her o~n roopo- WasGrunk when b
arrested her. and tetztllr fFsEhsenes3.
Thn cIpxed the tesl4ponI, apd the inry tetpruc4
ref1se1 thsi Tbs Ea1s Conle5 came u his <eat
froas: f'issul taa rrrd By Anna J1dsou. tn
weapon being accidentally discharged.
, 1869-05-27
MISSOURI.

cruston-Gencrnl Terry En- II onto
to GcorRaa-A bankrupt Seizure.
ST. Lors=, Nag ed-Tne Ladies' unfon AID So
ctclJ. Of thls city, has declined an inytatInn from
the Grand Attny 81 the aepuhnc here 10 paIust.
rate With them In the decoration Of so1ditts'
graves On the soth inst, on the ground that they
deem II inconsistent, AS Christian women, TO take
paft IN the ecrenohie4 or the Sabbath day.
ee,is TO Atlanta. c.. There he Gensra, vii tate
command Of the Department OF The South.
The large u,uEic store Of Compton Il Doan OF
this c1st, NAs taken tn charge yesterday BY the
Ln!seN slatea Aasshnl In PURSUANCE oE proceed
tnEr n The RApkIpnt CQrfE,
, 1869-05-27
WEST INDIES.

CuhnnA to be Required - Tnike an
0nah OF Allegiance to the Spunlah
Government.
SEw foRK, Nay 9t-1t Is reported in this city
y We'll Informed persons that the Spanish Coy
etntneut VII No0u tsaue DECREE requiring tnas
all citizens OF tho ren11o or OF ia colouieA re-
siding IN foreign countries, Who nay
stated PERIOD. register tbetr names With the nca,-
es1 Coisnl Of Spain, and take the OATH Of alieRt-
Anee 70 the nathEs country. A failure to comply
10 SEIZURE.
HAVANA, May e6-Genezal 1itona has been
rA!eyed o1 the GoFeyoozaa,p oi Puerto Principe,
and General LescA appointed 10 his plsce-
Sugar active; sales Ut sAGs1s reals for No. Is
, 1869-05-27
ANNOUNCEMENT

ANNOUNCEMENT
At a meeting Of The Committee on MliitSer Or
E1n!zatlona, held yesterday n Room &. Court
AosAe, General Solomon tn the ehalr, the follow
hR ExA presented ind adopted.
The tonraanGers Of The different mslttA11 Or
EanizAstous kse requested 70 report II the County
Coutt Room On fT7dAt. ~ . O'Clock p N, 10 rtf-
feCt Af11nGtmtntA 1Gs the dec-atlo1 OF the sol
dsrrs' g1xves. Tnr vctc.an so.d.cn ia tAn city
are requested to es11 meetings OF their respective
regiments and Batteries to eue<t orxant1aaoua fpf
The purpDse at pAI1lc pattnT IN the ceremonies IN
honor Of our fallen conxadek. Tbs ntdcefs OF
those usKAnifAltonz,xiu pleaae.neet with tne cum
mtttet and the officers Of the militia, u above
ssaied.
"Ry order Of the committee
NINETEENTH INF4kyRY.
AL members Of the Late Nineteenth mtnoa
Volunteer Infantry arr requested 70 Eeci n
zouasc Han tbs tyfn!ng ~ otir,e1. 70 perfect
11TanEv1renss sG taktny part tR Che ceteunuies OF
decorating TIC Erarca r Isct deceased CON-
rades. JAMS z NAfpxS,
, 1869-05-27
ME1EDRp o. uEIcAt,

Meteorological Record TOT Nay 2a, 1seo, Is To-
ported b5 J. @. LsnE4u&h, IT., opsician, IL Ran
dolph strees, correspondent OF tho s.nlthsaalsa
Institute. The a1nAil letters are the initials for
the words s veerng, -" gentle htgr, -" dr."
, 1869-05-27

Tho juniper Tnx soap II the hest
toilet soap ever ma1e+ ID 4 Eaa3 he Used With M
SuDitI By lAdes with the most ttotet skins; II Che
kAne time It Is Invaluable \ renedy fo0 plnptes,
toESh or chalycd hands and III cutsueous diseases
sattoethe nalaas and s1rtny rs,n to tie patient
Aanai9tutrd bJ CssTen, Na1asd Co, New
, 1869-05-27

Hntuncs Utsaolvcd-Consl Clear I
--7has remarkable rorpance-khat tsfrance ktorv.
We Head Lettes ~ originally written. Wua soon
be E1yeu In the cuumus OF the Illuminated Efst-
eTH Ht"h also, tAetoou IN OIL cplors Of "Qpcfu
gonffs On the Rolling Deep" II BY 10 inches IN
Hfye. W "
, 1869-05-27

fiea1ed-Ebe Toleosts Pssn Paint TT II rree At
l.4 South Clact street, Ch.<ago+ Private rooms
fcF ladleA.
, 1869-05-27
MARRIED.

Paper Hanging and Window
Shades tsseH syIe* F1.atst ols g!Aas aad
htEhhrH, II F. E HghyN 4 s. Randolph sslret
, 1869-05-27

FPr black vgornaA and pauapIc1 on
the face use FeHy \ Concdo1e and Ptuple Reu1r-
reet, New TORI Sold Everywhere ine tfadc
supplied bJ wholesale medicine deataA
, 1869-05-27

The Vermont spring WAtcl-The
and other kidney Adecttopz- B15ss j slAsr.
Agents, ia LAke street.
To remove moth .,AtcheS, Freetktes
mad tsn from the face, Hse Perry Auth and
f1reke Lotion Prepared erly By Dz. b g. Pe1rr
Eold nv nfI drI5artsr1
, 1869-05-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

Old newspapers, In good oFdeF-not
torn or m1tlated--for sale At TElBrfE Office At IS
ce1ta der 100,
, 1869-05-27

TndS q. O3RoRN,
X. ". SNIrH,
1. ECH1TFNkL
]. /. RKvKRIpak,
IAs- R. HAYDEN,
Ed. & SAIDxox,
Tnora N. THaxEoN
CHS Y. CLKE,
SAX J. MErrI1.
/ L. WHrTIrsK1,
IoA STOCKTON.
ComMittee Of AsraosemeHs3-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-21
Branch Office, Philadelphia.

~ eslAOA OuOO9 A44ouOApAA0'
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
Who're the general business of the Compa-
ny is transacted, and to which all general
correspondence should be addressed.
DIRECTORS.
Jay Cooke, Phila E.A. Rollins, Washington.
G. Il. Clark, Phila. Henry D. Cooke, Wash.
i. Ratchtcrd Starr, Phila. Vim E. Chandler, Wash.
George F. Tyler PLila: Edward Dodge, New York
J. Hinckley Clark, Pha. II. G. fahnestock, N. Y.
y OFFICERS.
CLARENCE H. CLARK, Philadelphia, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman FinaHce and Executive com.
EMERSON v. PEErE, Phila. sec'y and Actuary.
+; +. 8; i TvkNER \ Washington, Assistant Secretary.
}. EWING MEAkS. II. D., Assist. Med. Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J. X. BARNES, Surgeon.General U. 8. A., Wash.
p. J: AORWlIz, Chef Medical Department, U. s
n, Washington,
D. ". BLISS, NJ. D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
WM. E. CHANDLER, Washington, D. G.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, "a.
This Company, National in its character,
offers, by reason Of its Large Capital, Low
Rates OF Premium, and New Tables, the
most desirable means Of 'insuring life yet
presented to the public. ,....
Tue rates Of premium, being largely re-
duced, are made as favorable TO the insur-
ers as those OF the best Mutual Companies,
and avoid all the complications and uncer-
talpt;es OF Notes, Dividends, and the mis-
understandings which the latter are so apt
to cause the Policy-Holders.
Several new and attractive tables are
now presented, which need only to be un-
derstood TO prove acceptable to the public,
such as the INCOME. PRODUCING POLL
Ci and RETURN PREMIUM POLCY.
In the former, the policy holder not only
secures life insurance, payable at death,
but will receive, If living, alter period OF
few years; an annual income equal to ten
per cent, 90 per cent? of the par OF has poll
cy. In the latter, the Company agrees to
return to the assured the totas amount Of money
he has paid in, in addition to the amount of has
poltcy.i
Tie attention Of persons contemplating
insuripg their lives or increasing the
amount of insurance they already have, is
called to the special advantages offered by
sAS A>a1AoAoA AAc AuSuIAuc6 NOupduy.
Circulars, Pamphlets and full + articulars
given on application to the Branch Office
Of the Company in this city, OF to its Gen
eral Agents.
p9 LOCAL AGENTS ARE WANTED
in every City and Town; and applications
from competent parties for such agencies,
with suitable endorsements, should be ad-
dressed TO THE COMPANY'S GENERAL
AGENTS ONLY, in their respective dis
tricts.
GENERAL AGENTS OF TIE CO.
| ------. fANY.
JAY COOKE CO., New York, for New York State
and Northern New Jersey.
E. W. CLARK Il CO., for Pennsylvania and South
ern New Jersey.
JAY COOKE CO., Washington, D. c., for Maryland,
Delaware, Viz ginia, District Columbia and West,
Virginia.
J. A. Ell LIS co.. Chicago, Illinois, for Illinois Wis;
consin and Iowa.
HON. STEPHEN MILLER, St. Paul, fol
Minnesota.
A, b. CURRY,
Manager foe Minnesota and N. W.
Wisconsin,
Of1ce-No. 50 Third Street,
ST. PAUL, MINN.
J. E. WEST, Agent at St. Cloud, MINI.
1y1stp15o-
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-21
CHAPTER XVI.
THE NEW FRIEND.

=. Tie morning after his interview with
::Windermcre,. Mr.: Walters Dashed
about through his chamber in his his usual
way, finishing lis toilette. ltat He ka told his
wife ii l his laeenis vey 8 of tee company
she might e1peet to tea, % apd 70 the (; o9)eeet peg:
Of The visit !; ; aud tho little woman was
;il quite dsiightea xith + The prospect Of !
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-01-21
WOnAN'S DREAM.
BY HIRAM RICE.

by HIRAM EIcE.
Our little table Is spread for Two,
With quaint old china gold aud blue.
Weird things ore wrought on tho honlely walls,
As tho conju:ing freight climbs and falls.
In tho corner my rocdy sea chest stands,
Filled to tho brim by the busiest hands.
Wife mirrors her face in the silver tongs;
I think of tho morrow's rude sea songs
II have pictures, love-" she says, "the CLAM
From q troubled oascl-last nights dream.
A ship ashore on cruel reef,
And q woman wringing her hands in griof.
She kneels in prayer; whrlwinl wheel
Grows out Of tho dead shss plank anI keel
She stands in the spinner's toilins place,
Till tho rose in her check hath lost its grace.
Her lessening form is changed to wool,
Yet the hungering spindle ne'er is full. -
A weed-grown raft keeps company
With a vacant boat on saillcss sea-"
How apt is Woman's thought to build
Whero varyingdream may darken or gid.
II.
Life flies: my last sea voyage is done;
Or wind, or calm, to mo tits one.
Tea things are set for a golden few;
Again our china, quaint aud blue.
The conjuring homelight climbs and crawls
Ger dainty laces and India shawls.
Wife mirrors her face in thu silver tongs,
I think of yesterday Is glad sea songs.
"Tell, love, pray, Of the ship on the reef
And the woman wringing her hands in grief;
Of the spinner whose white arms changed to WOO
And the hungering spindle that noe grew full. i"
There are tears imprisoned within her eyes,
Which are loosened soon, as her voice replies
"Women will dream, and man will build,
And each will have prophecies upfulfilled.o
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corpus was granted. 1t was known
that the darkics. and abolitionists in
tended rescue, and they have sue
cceded:" 20: ,...
"1t is pity" said Walters, "that
Kcndon should have granted the writ.
1t will hurt the city trade at the South,
and it hurts him. He might go to
United States Senate as easily as not, if
it was not for his abolition sympathies."
"Thc master in this case is furious"
answered Windsrmere, "and says tho
girl is worth twenty-five hundred dol
lars without the child. In fact he had
as good as sold her for that figure; but
the purchaser did not want the child;
and that is the reason she ran away"
While he spoke Walters looked up
at Margaret, who was biting her lips to
keep back the expression Of her indig2-
nation and thinking it a good oppor-
tu,nity to brink her into the converse
ton, remarked:
II had almost forgotten We have an |
abolitionist here. Miss Mcrlyp, Mr..
Wind:rmerc." 49,. I'D
She stood at: the moment facing him,
and dshclpi6g Rufus to7manage his; fork,
She raised: her head 10 acknowledge
the introduction; and her eyes were ali
ablaze with the feelings her lips had
I failed To- express ,:WIi :WIin}eFmpefso i sp half
Fose 'r1 DsNSSu, :ayns:i a., ns:i,gz, ,aa4w
rs y RosseP'e:,1 s~:;v .-;,z 11a