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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-28

FESTIVAL OF ST. JOHN THE EVANGEL-
IsT.-Yesterday was the day on which
the festival of st. John the Evangelist
is celebrated. History tells us that the
Evangel John, one of the Apostles Of
Jesus Christ, was the son of the fisher
man, Zebedee and Salome. He was born
in Bethsaida, on the lake Of Galilee, and
died about A. d. 100. 1t is supposed
that he was . disciple of John the Bap.
fist, and the youngest of the Apostles,
being only twenty-five yeals old, when,
with his brother James, he became a
disciple of Jesus. The Saviour was
greatly attached to him, and John, in
his own biography, calls himself that
disciple whom Jesus loved" John was
at the TRANSPORTATION, prepared the last
supper, and was the only disciple who
accompanied Jesus to the cross. AS an
evidence of the love and attachment OF
our Saviour for John, he confded his
mother to his care, while hanging on
the cross. He resided at Jerusalem for
short time after the ascension, aud
left, it is supposed. for Asia Minor,
where he took up his abode, and accord
lug to Jerome, was arrested by order Of
the proconsul and carried to Rome,
where he was thrown into a vessel OF
boiling oil. He was taken out uuharm
ed, and banished to the island of Pat
mos After yeatsof confinement he was
released and died in the reign of Trojan
at very advanced age. His festival is
celebrated by the Roman Catholic
Church on the 9th of December. His
pictures usually represent him with a
esp in his right hand, from which a
SNAKE is emerging, in allusion to po;sop
contained in the goblet. He e1pslrs The
vesomous substance offered him in ,ha
cup by making the sign of the cross
1t is customary for the Masonic and
other societies to elect their officers on
the night of this day, and very often
The families of the members were invita-
70 the collation. afterward given,
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A NICE CHRISTMAS PREsENT.-Mr.
John Waterhouse was presented by
Hobbs, Brockunier & Co, in whose
glass house he has been engaged for q
long time, with check for $500 as a
Christmas present. Such presents are
healthy. Our stocking will remain sus-
pended until after New Year day.
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FOR SALE.

u,ur UNDERSIGNED OFFERS FOR SALE
lot No, Al in Grsh.m's addition 10 the city
4 wheeling, situate on the corner OF quincy
md sixth street. There 10 gooa 4rick anu
-, ,itb water and gas throughout, and one
IN. heat cellars in the city There is in con-
! ~ yced stable and carriage house. On
-. ,o,th end Of the lot there is good frame
~, With ave rooms, fronting on Sixth street
hasa very desirable location Parties wish,
IIto Pnrs 'Ra. , mr, Ne 80 Main street
'Is. =, NJ T. WAYMAN.
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REsIGNED.-We are informed that
Hon. James Burley has resigned bis po-
sition as a member of the Board of Di.
rectOrs of the West Virginia peniten-
tiary, and that the resignation had been
forwarded to the Governor. Mr.. Burley
is very dangerously i'll. He cannot
speak above whisper, and in all prob
ability will ueyer leave his bed alive.
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LADIES WATCHES, &C.-One of the
largest and best assortment Of ladies'
gold watches and chains to be found in
the city is at tho Market street Jewelry
Store. Oxtoby & Duffeld have now a
magnificent stock of jewelry, breast
pins, ear drops, plain and set rings,
bracelets, sleeve-buttons, collar but
tons, gold and silver spectacles and
thimbles, bronze and bisque statuettes,
&C., &c. They have Jewelry sets
ranging from SOC to SIPS. Call to day
and see for yourselves. See advertise
ment,
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~And still tbsv come 70 Loechs,

EAnd still they come to Loecher's,
at No. 3 Washington Hall, opposite
Mcclure House. He is closing out his
stesk of Toys, Notions, Fancy Goods,
Books, Stationery, &C., &c, selling
cheap at private sale.
On account of i'll health, the auction
is postponed few days, when due no.
tice will be given.
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the 18th day OF
January, 1870,

,,.lock at the front door Of the Court
~ ~ ohio county, proceed to sell ct put lie
ho ..,o. to tbs hishest and best bidder, the fol:
suotuy, ds.Cribed real estate, situated in said
W,s ,.out three miles north Of the city OF
..sii,g aud bounded by the lands OF Robert
Wn.ds heir. OF A. p. Woods, A. M. Jacob,
ID ,onnty road, with privilege OF twenty
~, .,,I,t 10 the Ohis River, containing aoont
o.. ere. moro or less together with about
Gs;r Sv. acres. more or less, OF coal, underly'
- adjacent to the above mentioned land.
!..-Jb.d 4. a six foot vein and OF superior
go d..d OF trust was given to secure to
rnSol,, Cr.vley the punctual payment OF
lL,.Di..orv note for Ave thousand dollars,
-, date the Path day OF August, 1865, and
t.his % IN. order OF the said Nicholas Craw-
IN. Merchants National Bank OF Wheel
s!' -. ,.ar after the date thereof for value
ik "a nitb interest from date. This sale is
~. "a nav the principal Of the said note with
'-,.,.,t thereon from the gath DAY OF August,
80, IN, Maid and the costs Of this sale.
49,, nv SILs:-One-tourth Cash, and the
-.,,Inisr Of the purchase money III three eqqsi
t,,,,ln.nt, OF ak, twelve and eighteen months
-. ,nrsbner giving notes for the deferred In
.Sin.n,. bearing interest from date, 10 De
80 by deed Of trust upon the property sold,
!. Al, t,ls will be retained until the notes are
q, trustee, I will convey only snch
!, ye,tsd in me under the said deed Of
Gu, .Itiou,h 10 10 believed TO be undoubted
r"'' J. + UPDEGRAFF,
,. Trustee.
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DIRECT IMPoRTAT1ON.-G. w. Fran
zheim & Co. have just received direct
from Rouillsc, France, superior arti-
Gle of Cognac brandy. Nothing supe-
rior to this brandy for medicinal or
family use has ever been brought to
this country. 1t is the "pure juice Of
the grape" Parties wishing can pur-
chase it in bond. In addition, Fran
zheim Il Co. have large stock of pure
bourbon and rye WHISTLES, wines, gins,
&c. Call at No. l57 Market street and
see for yourself.
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RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT
The advertisement of A. D. Rice, Mar
tins Ferry, in this issue of the REGIS
TER, contains matter that will chal-
lenge the attention of those particularly
who have Iowa lands to exchange.
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FINGER CUT ORA workman in the
Washington mill, named Harry Tod, had
his finger cut off in the shears which he
was working in the mill. This makes
the fourth case of the kind occurring
there in little over a week.
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TThe late great failures in New
York enables us to effer this day, 100
elegant double skirted Delaine Robes,
worth S., for 50 each 80 pieces all wool
double width Saxony Plaids, worth 50c
for Csc; 25 pieces heavy corded Poplins
for 373c. Us. RHODES & Co.
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VPrsyer Books with additional
hymns. Methodist and Presbyterian
Hymn Books; Bibles, Pocket and Family,
miscellaneous and fine books suitable
for gifts; Gold Pens and Pencils, cheap,
at A. w. PAUL L. Co.'s.
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HOLIDAY GooDs.-New arrival of gift
books and stereoscopic views last night.
The variety of views, especially those
of the Holy Land, are the finest in the
city. The above and much more at
Religious Book House, % Monroe street.
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wJapsnese Backgammon, Patcheesi,
Checkered Game of Life, Zoetropes
Writing Desks, Portfolios, Tourist
Cases, and whole host of other things,
at A. w. PAUL & Co.'s.
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EAR SALE.

UNAUTHORIZED TO SELL THE TWO
,toTI Brick Dwelling House, containing SIX
-, Fir.t aua Second streets, Centre Wheel
At VIII 10 sold very low.
Alss the north half Of Lot No. la, situated
an the south. east corner Of Chaplins and Sec
'"'' l. G. HUGHES,
Real Estate Agent.
On.e " Cs.sliRs street, between First and
so.anS ,tr..ts sepl7
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wImprove the opportunity before
it is too late to purchase nice present
for your friend or sweetheart at PAUL
Bros. & Co.'s, No. 80 Market street,
Crangle'. Block. All the new styles of
Bibles, Hymn Books, Prayer Books
with the additional hymns, New Games,
Gift Books. Writing Desks, and every
thing suitable for the holidays. No old
stock.
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PERsoNAt-William Higgins, formerly
of Wheeling, but now of Piqua, Ohio,
is in the city on a visit to his relatives
He is looking as fine as fiddle.
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FOR SALE.
CnUsTEE,s SALE.

,.T1rr OF DEED OF TRUST
Pa. she seventn day Of Agrli, isos, ey
~ Pettycord to J. Hanson Gooe now oa
'sns n the Recorders ONCE OF ONO county
rsssrSS, t. 81 West Virginia, In Deed BOOK no.
ana nsSe q5s, TO secure the payment OF tW9
H az. notes for the sum OF two hunareu
prNSans s.cb dated March LIST iess, one payaoi
,Ss irst day Of October, 1869, and tne 9th no,h
oir.hIa on the first day OF OCTOBER, leIo, u I'D
Ss.,ing interest from date, siknsd anu S Tseoh
oeInSu H. Pettycord TO Alexander N. ~
BY y ~ seII 10 the highest bidder, for caSn, ~
VII VII ,aIa AZ the front door of the Cours 9oase
p aojd county of Ohio and State aforesa'o; On
saturday, the Ism oay Oh
January, 1870
r.. following property, that Is TO say: Com
INC 80, a, a stone corner TO frederick Magic;
meme .ca south ,Ci East % Clio poles to . stake
tne .S. line Of Andrew Bescheri thence North
"a, East III poles to poplar stump; .nenoe
ST son. .Iinnery elm; thence North 4st East oot
ts a.. 70 leaning poplar; thence North ga Eass
Rsoias 70 q stone; thence North to2 west
tone In middle Of Ran; thence down ssio
w. following the meanders thereof. 10 the
knn, - hsginnipg. containing sbont fourteen
psse =, 80 or Iess; situated in Richland town
>'ts' Ohio county and State OF West virginia,
ihP D,,t OF the land conveyed by george w.
bihs Aid Alexander N. Jacob and wife.
sntnt the lands of Frederick Magic, john
Ad)Cp.HS,n. Richard Carter, Anderson Beecher,
C. or 30 much thereof rs will pay the
ard la notes and with interest now due
tr' UO,,sid and all costs of this sac.
sna I 1tt a. trustee, 1 will only convey such
49,. !, vested in me by virtue Of said deed OF
rn.t HANSON GOOD.
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V"A Citizen" should have signed
his name to his communication. 1t
would then have been published.
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wCrsndalPs Building Blocks, HIPS
Blocks, Fancy Goods generally, for sale
low at A. W. PAUL & Co.'s.
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Il " II II 4 VI NISIfAL sOS n u VI
i Wheeling. in Chsncery pending.
Hans W. Phillips 1t al.
Arthur lM. Phillips. Thomas Hughes and An.
drewJ. Phillips.
The defendant, Andrew J. Phillips, will take
notice that the dispositions OF Hans W. Phillips,
G. L. Cranmer and others will be taken at the
law Office Of Caldwell Brs, on Fourth street,
in the city of Wheeling, in the State of West
Virginia, on the 9Th day of January, A. d. 1869,
between the hours Of 0 o'clock A. NJ and o'clock
p. NJ, TO he read in evidence in the above named
cause in behalf Of said plaintiff. And If, from
any cause, the taking Of the said dispositions
shall net be commenced, or being commenced,
shall not be completed on that day the taking
Of the Same will be adjourned from time 20
time until the same shall be completed.
HANS W. PHILLIPS,
And the other Plaintiffs.
By G. L, CRASNER and Caldwell & BRO,
his attorneys. dec7oawit
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1Not very cheering weather this
for the festive time of the year.
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COUNCIL MEETING TONIGHT. - We
haven't been able to learn whether we
are to have full team Council tonight
or only one horse, single boiler ar.
rangsment. Last Tuesday night the
Second Branch adjourned to meet to-
night. The First Branch adjourned to
meet on Tuesday, January 4th. The
business in order is the election of a
Chief Marshal aud two Assistant Mar
shals of the Fire Department. Neither
Branch can do this alone. If the Sec.
ond Branch meet by itself tonight and
the First Branch by itself next Tuesday
night, they can't do the business on the
table. How are these extremes to be
brought togetheri How is this matter
10 be fixed upi Are we to havea Coun.
Gil meeting tonight or not
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aehseliug gegister.
LOCAL MATTERS.

B@There was dearth Of news yester-
day.
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ELadies and gentlemen, 1.-The
Gates Ajar" for all who wish to step in
and feast their eyes on things beautiful
at A. W. PAUL & Co.'s.
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SOCIAL PARTY.-To-night is to come
off the dance of the season, that to be
given by the American Dancing Club,
at Washington Hall. The committee
of Arrangements have made and are
making every effort to make this one Of
the pleasantest and most successful
parties yet given in Wheeling, and the
names Of the gentlemeH composing the
committee and the club is sufficient
guarantee that it will be. Bireh's band
is to furnish the music, and the supper
will be set by Falloure.
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HMachines rented and rent applied
to purchase at Singer office, ia, Market
street.
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PUFF BoxEs.-A large assortment at
Bseking's and Booking & CAROLS.
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EFF. N. Porter, No. l35 Main street
has just received a large assortment Of
Gentlemen's Slippers.
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wFancy Slippers for the Holidays
at +. NJ. Porter's, No. 135 Main street.
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FThe most stylish boots, shoes and
CATERS In the city can be found at
Merge's, 133 Main street.
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M A T u r. E'S

V"N DELLA q LIZ IKE SDN.
They are Apple, like, tasteless
and inodorous. Mild, but efectusl.
The CAlABAR GRAINS or SEEDS"
are the great NERvE-TONIC and
Aperisnt. They cure Sick. headache,
Constipation. Indigestion. Biliousness,
Irregularities, and general Nerve de-
bility.
Children readily take the new House
hold Remedy.
Sold in membranous pouches, con-
tanning IS or so Grains as originally
put up. For sale By Laughlin, Smith
e. Co.
Asys
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Unsuitable Presents at Bookings
and Booking & Carrol's.
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BGo to Bookings and Booking &
CAROLS for Holiday Goods.
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Stewards Cough Cure always gives
satisfaction.
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BToilet Sets at Bookings and Book
ing & CAROLS.
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The age of humbugs seems to be pass
ing away, and the people are refusing to
buy worthless preparations as hereto
fore. They now select the good and
leave the inferior. When they want
Bitters, they select Constitution, for
they have proved themselves to be the
best and only Bitter that ought to be
used.
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WIvory Hair Brushes and Shell
Combs at Bookings.
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saturday, the 18TH oay OF
january. 1870,
TRUSTEE,s SALE.

-, VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
R,,d. 10 me by William ii. Woods and
hi - .nl Gs' record di s thu the so
latt Ohio county, West Virginia, In Deed
.ncs :, mage s7s, TO which more particular
l.S.T.ncs Is made, shall on
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"HUG Me TIGHT"-The new Jacket.
very handsome, for Christmas, at
Rhodes.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

I,OrR SMALL DWELLING HOUSES on
wheeling Island. Enquire Of
JNO +. GrLCHRIST,
ra-X e. Main street-up stairs.
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT,

Tax STORE ROOM No. MONROE
street now occupied by Lewis Little Co.
Also tine room No. II, occupied by j. & p.
Morris as . hardware store. Possession given
Aprl LIST, 1862 Enquire Of
t-cN W. W. MILLER.
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PERFUMERY.-A large assortment at
Bookings and Booking & Csrrolps.
, 1869-02-09

ycsrs contrary 10 Mr. GrcelcY's rcpcR ed,
urgent and almost frantic counsel to
ab andon tho contest; and, third, that, in
spite Of all hls advice and predictions, Mr..
Lincoln succeeded In saving tho Uoaon
and abolbhing slavery without paying
four hundred millions OF dollars 10 tho
shareholders. But, aitor all, NO arc com
mc1ctal people, and though b tho gfah1cs.
lion oil hslc is lhc most absorbing and
luxurious o1 bll the noble sentiments, a
wafchoufc full ot two-vo:umo work
TINT nobndy will buy appeals 10 ono'a
tender fcvl!pgs In way that ono must bc
q stole a. we'll N philosopher to
resist. Mr, Greeley II provcsbInlly A
philosopher, but certainly he Is no!
stole. The overloaded sholvcs Of the
pubIlsbcrs and ilcir ovorilowlng eyes have
not appealed 10 him In vain. Tho man
wAcm ho hated when living, and whom
ilc would lcavo out OF history whcn
dead. hc Is making the subject Of pop.
ular lec!ulei Thus time brings about
It's fevepgcs, ard Greeley ia compelled t:
corjurc with tho name Of Lincoln In tht
hope that he msy DO forgiven that one
ill.cansfdered act whereby hc betrayed
how deep and strong his. sympathy va!
with Lineoln's enemies and sell hi
boo L In which be was careful not to men
{ion hjrNl
, 1869-02-09
FrDLlC SCHOOL BUILDINGS.
Warming and ventilation-Lostor
from r. r. 0rano, Asq.

CHICAGO, Feb. s, 1860.
To the Editor Of The Chicago Tribune:
l !eel 1t a duty incumbent on myself to keep
the public posted In regard to ths do!rgs OF the
"ringr' In the Hoard Ct Education. .Hhich hts cor
t<ol lor the warming md Vensi1atiag Of the public
rct ools. Atout the drst ct July last tho boatd
took up the question Of warming certain school
houses, (the same ones that the "rtug" b4d boon
playing theIr game with 50 lorg.l and, haEinG ad-
vrit,scd for new bids upon opcr Ing the proposals.
fouI d tnernseIyer 10 p0stestton Of but solitary
btd for sssan-WarninR and venttiitlnR, result
which appeared to be tho ATM Of .hc 'ftnH+'
This fact thtnk ie pretty fait lndicatioo OF the
low estimation IN which they are nead.
A. there was no other alternative. tho board
instructed the ring to closa contract in accos-
dance with the bid to warn and veEsslsto thu
Holden. Carpenter, ard Hayes Schoo1.-.he Wotk
10 be substantially ~ satisfactory as the epecla.
catjorf Ct the epparatus required Tor the Frank
acnool, and for the sum OF {9s 920. which suu Is
about $3.50 less on each school than tho satue
arm had received the contract for The apparatus
in tho FRANKLIN and Reuben street Schools, anu
for reAeons lot reccFeary 10 c1p1sl1 II tins time
| 1e really hieher price bT several hundred dol
i,re than they YCc.iyed for the franklin and
| Hsuhcu Street Bcho11e. And upop examining
Tic lob in The Hayes School at Gs earnest soiltt
| f1tipn or nv friend Brtnfdao. am enabled tc
| make up tho ioilo wing table !:
| HAAtIxG AND vxArILA1IN0 AFrAHA1u9 IN HATE
/ bCuOOL.
, 1869-02-09

ttAchrd that city beforc thor wore received clsc-
whe1D|. t., In !Uurtoon minutes. tt WAS tfaus-
m'tted to Dsel!n In sixty-nlno minutes, and To
Vienna In one hour and ffty minutes.
An amusing iucidsnt occurred At Tho opening Of
the pFcneh rhxmbsrs on jannary !. a newlJ.sp.
pointed attsche 1t thu Atusrtclu Kmba1sy eanas
70 witnesB ttc cstemonJ, but, boin9 unknown 10
tho poflcs, MA stopped by the Two on.
cta's At tho door. who askcd him biz
namc. Tho attaeho answered somsthing In Eng.
l,sb. and ate tmpted 10 pas OF. but tho officials
fctu.cd TO admit him. Tt,.s ~ onrleed Tho
Am, siclp that In seiEed tho TWO oileiats by thc
co1lar AID knocked thots hoads AgAlnst pa II shas
two Of thieo umoa. An ctaees now cams up and
sskrd tho Astsebo for hts card, which wAs trme,
tho conduct of the policemen, Doswllustandius
Tho hard uslsc stsr bad soetivod. Tiny bowed
proluutd'y, snd with much smprsist,nsnt showst
lhs at{aehe 10 bis 4sAt.
, 1869-02-09
4 Word TO 0ats1derBs
To the Editor Of The Chicsgo T1ibune;
Iwant a littlt spaee IN your paper to sAy 10 u

To the Editor Of The Chicsgo Tribune:
L want listle spaee IN your paper TO say 10 q
men ard wonseu from the country who thlhk OF
coming ia either or both ot the Womans snnfase
Convtrtious to be held In this city On Thaisda5
NJ Friday Of this week, ttat their chance OF get
ling any tole.abla pay for their pains !ooks : e
tced!uRIy tunious ron an INSIDE f.sM: .m AZ
conventions, II they partake a. tney sn5ev I'LL. III.
of ihe tp1rit thsE ~ attended, a T.. intm Its's
beginning and thelz progress 20 fat Hi!i % M Isa1
more than und1znlded e9uaoble; between nsal aa9.
here ID ,he eii1, tsc sore from the snonnt q ne1
1ons and fnrteEtng eloQuencc that has been
orce into tbem ana eyes arc eonf5ssd ~ ~
been called upon e see ana ,,,n. ~. that az csu
ne ,olsfabI vel nlns. spsns r. = tss ncMg cItY
EoIaen play out among themselves the ,n r0.< q 2.
riyais. whtch eeetns to pe tbs onV rok tne1 aIe
| n1s1inr fugt Epw and, by-1nd. bJ, vhen me NOT
frTgr ihst ts now on them bad comes 70 tnsn,
| md thetp Kilkenny pertotmances sh9t saa 1 gni1
| tskn he Gauss from bad to Mosec, snati
nsgs msat piad sss1l s. ss pat sgoing haIuoniousiy
dIeptaedT and RrsndiS In the interest 9,
Tomankind, and nor of captions ellquee. tneu 10,
| Iii nspds 90 in for il, etncs It Is m9Temsnt
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