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The New York herald., 1872-09-15
The Ex-Prince OF TOsa.

BY the latest dispatches from Japan we were in
formed Of the death OF the ex-Prince Of Tosa. The
event occurred In July and his remains were buried
on the 3lst of that month. The Prince of Tosa had
great share In the work OF restoration of the
Mikado Of Japan to his rightful position as ruler
OF that country. When the Shotgun Iyesada died in
1858 Tosa was one OF the group OF independent
daimi0 who desired that Hitotsubashi known
afterwards as Keiki, should succeed to the Sh0gu-
nate, but the Regent ii Kamon-Ho-Kami was power
full enough to set up his own nominee, Iyemoch,
the Prince of Kishiu, and to force Tosa, with the
jaimi0s OF Dwarf, Hizen and Uwaiima, to retire
continued to work against the Toku.
have conceived strong aversion, and
after the coup d6tdt in January, 1858, he became
one of the Council Of State which was nominated
by the successful party In 1869 he took up his resi-
dence in Jeddo, and since that time to his death
took little interest in politics, revolutionary In
trigues being more to his taste than the labor Of
assisting to restore the social fabric His chief as
sociates were dancers singing girls and the in
mates Of the YOshiwari, and his death by paralysis,
at the comparatively early age Of fitythree, is be-
lieved have been accelerated by his devotion to
the bottle and other c0gnate pleasures. 1t Is said
that he had seal engraved which bore the legend,
'The drunken prince OF the Southern Sea-" and he
signed the Chinese scrolls written by him with the
name drunken old man." No one blamed him
for his propensity to drink, but his assocatng with
dancers was looked on by many OF his cOuntrymen
as serious derogation from his position.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

LNOR SALE-A NEAT AND GOOD PAYING BUSINESS
in cigars tobacco and confectionery established six
years. terms easy Inquire at 20 Sands street. Brooklyn.
Open sunday.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

UNOR SALE.-A FIRST CLASS RESTAURANT. IN
II good order and In Q good business neghborh0ody
also an uptown Billiard Room SIX tables new in hrst
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

E,oR SALE CHEAP-ONE VERY FINE AsTRONOMI.
II cal Telescope, with glasses, &C. Apply to A. CRISTA
LAR, 766 Broadway near Ninth street
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

LNOR SALE-OR PARTNER WANTED, TO MANU-
IL facture Clothing and Shirting Cutting Machine
a patent Inquire at IA East Fourteenth street.
basement. A.. KELLER
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

LIOR sALE-wHEELER 4 WILSON SEWING MA
II chine; as good as new In good order Apply ut 5O2
Sixth avenue, first floor.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

LIOR sALE-A CIGAR STORE RENT CHEAP AP.
T. ply for two days only ut IA Sixth avenue
U,OR sALE-DIsTILLERY LIQUOR STORE; GOOD
location and established business Ave years lease;
low rent, with without stock good chance owner
having other business will sell low. PHAIRs 59 Third
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
FOR SALE.

A FIRST CLASS BUTCHER CORNER AND FISH
"A Shop with Horse, Cart and all the Fixtures appcr.
tnng thereto. For cash and terms apply vt 6 ClnSou
p1acc, second floor.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

WANTED-BY GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITHOUT
" children, nicely furnished Floor, for light house.
keeping location side below Fueth street,
ottc
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HOTEL FOR sALE-BEsT CORNER AND LOCATION ::
III town; 90 rooms, newly and finely furnished
and elegant Restaurant attached great bargain
tune to the right man humbugs with cash not wanted
HOLMES BROS,
&c East Twenty third street. Fourth avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

DRUG STORE.-AN OLD ESTABLISHED STORR,
IL doing good busness for selling I'LL heal
good chance for physician Inquire at LOUGHLINS,
b86 Eleventh avenue.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

DOR sALE-ONE OF THE BEST ESTABLISHED
Butter Flour and Egg Stores doing large bnsinesst
j. FISHER SONS Agency, 954 Sixth avenue, betweeu
Fifty third and Fty-fOurth street.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

LNOR sALE-BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY, WITH
II long lease, doing good business For par.
tculas inquire at Forty sixth street. southwest -
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15
HOUsns, Rooprs. 60. wArrnn.

BASEMENT wANTED-IN A LARGE CLEAN STORE,
ID In the neighborhoOd OF Broadway and Warren
streets for light goods Address, with particulars q.
r. box l2y Herald otilce "
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

RAKERY.-FOR SALE A CORNER BAKERY, WITH
- ten years lease; cheap rent; horse and wagon;
doing good business For further particulars inquire at
81 and So Front street.
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VNANTED-BY A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE, WITH 10
w months old baby, unfurnished Second Floor (or
third If desrable) OF three four rooms in private
house. In good location for housekeeping will be perma
nen tenants keierenbes given and required Address
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

LNOR sALE--A STAND IN WASHINGTON MARBEr IN
IL very desirable location. Inquire Of COOKE EOKa
ERT A3 Washington Market.
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

E'URNIsHED HIGH STOoP HOUSE wANTED-FOR
letting rooms to gentlemen; would take charge buy
out party good reference security. Address HOME,
Herald Uptown Branch office
The New York herald., 1872-09-15

L1OR SALE-A WELL PATRONIZED AND WELL
stocked Store of fine Jewelry, located In the midst OF
the uptown hotels, the west side Of Broadway. In
qurc ut l19 Nassau street. H. from 10 to II O'Clock
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05
Notice to Debtors.

Being pelIed. by i'll health. to discontinue the
Blacksm,thing business, | hereby notify all person.
indebsea to me 10 settle without DELAY -
- F.ts-a JAMES ii. SMITH.
Smyrna, Del. May, 81. 1873.
FOR skLE-2 TWIN Harrows and pair Of Gates.
with PosiA and Hangings complete.
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05

A dressing
which is at
once agreeable.
healthy and
efectual for
preserving the
hair. 1t soon
restores faded
or gray hair
to ats original
color, with the
Smyrna times., 1872-06-05
Ayers
Cherry Pectoral,
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as Coughs, Colds, Whooping
Cough, Bronchitis, Asthma,
and Consumption.

Among the great
discoveries of modern
science, few are of
more real value to
mankind than this eff
fectual remedy for all
diseases of the Throat
and IAngs. A vast
trial of its virtues,
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that 1t does
surely and offactuallv
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01

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The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01

fecto Espinosa. broke jail and ran. His exit was soon discovered and the Sherif quickly had him back in his old quarters.
 For some time past our town has been crowded with visitors looking after mercan- tile affairs. real estate, water-rights and measure. Many of these have invested in town and valley property Judge Tweed bought two lots on each of the plazas and one block back, and report says that he has purchased a farm and water-right in the vicinity of town. Real estate and water rights are increasing in value. S25, 900 were expended in opening and repairing ditches during the past year, and more will be done the coming year. Nj. Morris, Esq, has arriv- ed in town to take charge of the books of the Salt River Irrigating Canal Company, who intend to prosecute work on their ditch i'm mediatcly.
 Richard & Co. have sold their store to Col las & Co. They formerly did strictly cash business, but now, in view of the close prOx- unity of harvest, they give some credit.
 H. Manasse & Co. do considerable business, mostly credit.
 ". M. Smith docs the most business, by far, of any trader in the valley. While the other stores have been. at times, entirely, or nearly entirely, out of goods, he has kept his stock up and has thus been able to sup ply the people when the others could not. He has now, three loads of goods on the way coming He does large credit business, while his cash receipts are considerable.
 Murphy X Dennis are doing safe business, being careful who they credit.
 The Pioneer Bakery sells excellent bread dirt cheap. Its pies and cakes are treat. xl n<,ek kl,<, prictor, but better man does not live in the Territory.
 Three new stores are to be opened here shortly.
 On Sunday last Judge Tweed left for Pres colt. He carries the best wishes of our pco- pie with him.
 On Tuesday the teams of Dennis & Mur- phy arrived laden with lumber for them selves and Geo. E. Mowry.
 On Wednesday, about 300 government pack mules came here to load with grain for Fort Whipple.
 Murphy & Dennis have a new header. brought from California, which is doing good work. A steam thresher is daily expected.
 Harvesting has not commenced at Tempe yet. It has just commenced at the Mesqut. Some of the farmers in this vicinity have al- ready finished, and the rest are very busy cutting and threshing. Wm. A. Hancock, has bought many thousand pounds of the new barley, for government, paying 3a cents, at the thresher. The farmers think they ought to get four cents, at least, and propose holding meeting tomorrow, (Sat- urday) for the purpose of getting up 6 Farm CTS League, if possible.
 Last week, Hargraves and Holcum pur- chased band of cattle on the Gia and are now supplying our town with excellent beef.
 An abundance of vegetables are daily hawked about our streets. BoB.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
|. s. GOVERNMENT.

Beams 6xl2 inches eo feet hng' lso Rsers exs in ches IS feet loug oOo fret Brds ls li inches ll Is feet long: 50 feet Siding x6 inches, l2 or "A feet bong; ooo feet Flooring ipehes Is feet long
 O feet Casing x+ inches F feet longs So feet Scani- ling 2N3 inches ls foe, hIngI l2 isooss> 3xs feet; la pairs Sash, with glass l0xls in~bes; ls docr Locks: l2 Window Fastners 100 lhs sd N:ik loo lbs IOd Nails; 8 lbs l2d Nails: 25 lbs Shh.Ie Nais: fs gr Screws assorted a Isr Hinges fr d-s ar.i win
 dow shutters; l2 tons Lime {t0 yards Manfa; hn lhs White Lead; 10 gals Boiled Ol l2 lbs- Putty; 10 lbs Black Paint; Paint Brushes. assorted sizes.
 tioz Wilson's Primary STellers doz Wilson's Prn- CTS; doz Wilson's list Readers doz- Wilson's i Read er o1 Song Books fSilver Lute); 6doz Slatcs Tx II inches: l2 gross Slate Pencils; Steel Pens ls gr~s Chalk Pencils; gr,~s Lead Pencils; gnnss Pen Holders gross Ink black small bottles: reams Let ter Paper: l2 doz- Copy Books blank; don Rubber uk Er,sers: doz steel Ink Ensers; Hemisphere Maps large School Maps of [. s.; Globes. large; Object Lesson Books different authors Scroll Blek Boarcs; gross Blo;ng Paper, large sheets; doz Corn Sroons
 F dz axes handled 2f duz. axe helves l2 dz hatch cts handled: 4e doz hoes planters; l2 doz picks han dled: doz iron rakes handled doz shoyes long han ale; doz sckes t doz. drawing knives l2 dsz maocks
 dog hay forks F doz whetsfonrs. doz shovel blows 1000 assorted needles oxcarts l2 doz adzes.
 One carpenters tools complete. including vise sci blackswiths complete including bellows anvil. ham mers tongs pnchers sledges rsIs shoeng knives etc. rair hand bellows 1 large grindstoue and fixtures, lai ge files assorted 5 lbs bar iron. box sheet tin kee horse shoes 5 lbs horse shoe nas doz axle sreese blow coulter, frrce pump with eO feet rubber hose, pipe and nozzle; masons trowels O feet window glass. lOxla inches; lanterns (coal o buck cts (large galv.) duz grain sacks
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
LETTER FROM PHENIX.
pHGNrx, Maricopa County, A. T., tA415-s--A~'-'t May 24th, 1872.


 E441,-s-A~s->t May 24th, 1872.
 Editor of the Arisona Miaer::
 A few days ago, Sheriff T. c. Warden, as- sisted by Joseph Eye, at the house of King $. Woolsey, Agua Caliente, succeeded in cap turing Ramon Cordovo, one of the Mexicans implicated in the Wickenburg stage massacre. Of this fact the Sheriff has undoubted proof He was safely lodged in jail on Monday af- ternoon. On Wednesday evening some per son or persons, unknown, broke into the iail, cut the shackles which fastened the said Cor dovo to his cell, and hanged him in the iail. Yesterday morning coroner's jury found verdict in accordance with the above facts. This is harsh medicine, but a sure cure.
 Should the above paragraph meet the eye of Colyer he will hold up his hands in holy horror and say Better that ninety nine innocent citizens be murdered in cold blood than that one thieving, murdering renegade meet his just deserts"
 On former occasion, Mir. Warden spent eight days and paid out $l7.50 in bringing two of the same gang to justice. This time he was gone six days and paid $36 out of his own pocket. We expect that Ysvapai county will now do the handsome part, as public officers need the wherewith to live, like other mort.lss and had al. military and civil off, cers, heretofore, done their duty as faithfully and energetically as Mr. Warden has, there is not A nook m our Territory but would now oe as sais as the streets of Boston in mid
 Rlay before last, the prisoner, Per.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF A AGzuN CHIEF QuARTERNAsTER's OFT PRESCOTT. Arizona. February E.

CHIEF QUAKTERNAsTER's OFT
 PRESCOTT, Arizona February l3, Sealed proposals, with copy of this aivern tached to each, will he received at this office SATURDAY, JUNE lST. lS72 when they wi .T.. ell. for supplying the following named posts ...- i. par'nent during the fiscal year ending June .-.t with good merchantable WOOD, in quantte. r..t. less as follows:
 Camp Apache-Hard Wood, 20 cords sot r..... cords
 Camp Bowe-IIard wood 3JO cords Camp Beales Springs Hard wocd 90 coris soit woed Camp Critteuden-Hard wood. a7O cords. Camp Date Creek-Hsrd wood, liO cords soft wood 50 cords.
 Camp Grnnt-Hard wood 270 cords CamP-Hualpai-Har wood asO cords Camp Mohave-Hard wood, ITO cords: soh wood. i59 ourds.
 ,6J0 cords.
 Camp vcrle-IIari wood. l50 cords; ssf wood, 5so cords.
 Camp whipple and whiprie Dcpo,-Hard wood. BIO cords soft wool, UsO cords. Fort Yuma-Sot wood. 42o cords Yuma Deppt-Soft wood. 20 cords Tuscou Depot and Camp Iowe-lfari wood, ESQ cords Ehrenbery-fard wood 10 cords; soit wood D cords Proposals may be made for eiiber or all of the Posts Prices io he staed in C s. Legal Tender Notes The right to reject any all bids is reserved. Each proposal be accompanied by of (a 0O) one note of hand in the amount insure the validity the b-to be forfeited to U. g. by the bidder Co whom award is made should he they fail with satisfactory security In ober eas4s o he returned the bidders resc'vely when contracts under this aver- tisement made. Each ppes -o be accompanied by guarantee signedb' whose responsibility must be assure| civil or military officer of b acceptance of the bid tR outraet with bond to oue-fourfh the amount
 Ition.
 4Q aG. Proposals fog Fuel '
 Nh1fe blank forms of proposal . insy Ae 01 .ained. Fzgtmeaf Commander.
 J. J. nANA,
 S.uarserrnasfeT nspartrert of Arizona,
 M d cuaFterrnas niied States Army.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01

Proposals will he framed that Bids for each article may be considered separately, and where article is qred be delivered at than place. the price for delivery at each place will be given and all prices will be stated in r. S currency and expressed in writing as we'll figures.
 sistnt Treasurer of the United States San Franc.co upon receipt of certificate from the Agent duty the Reservation stating the supplies hay. been received and of the requisite quantity and quality. Two responsible suroiies must be naned and must ccr tfy Bids their willingness tO go Bond in the of fifty per centum of the value of the contract The dersigned the right increase dmin- sh the quantity of each article and reject any and all bids.
 Proposals be endorsed on envelope Proposals for Indian Supplies"
 Bidders requested to be present at the opening of their Bids. II. BENDELL.
 Superintendent.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
SAN BERNARDIN0.
ISAAC HI. LEVY, Dealer in General Merchandise, and General
 Commission Merchant, San Bernardino, California.

Merchandiss sxwanied to any part of Ari.osa, with Psomp<pess and despasch.
 GoSd-dust Legal Tenders. and Soldiers Final Settle rnenfs, bought
 oaicc cf the Arinona Stage Lne ON Jackson Block corper x Third and Gnafson streets
 San Bernardino. Cal, August 27, 1870.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
Don't Write Them.

Ii daSs nt pay station keepers to write h s.x sssr when they send to this office and rf"enn ar q number of neatly printed blank receirss g.-uss,a acfly as per instructions from the Chief 9ss'N tho district and at cheap rates ,reeipa
 When desired. we win bind any number " is-s hooks, for a very small sum. Send ID yoa'
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
Dissolution Notice.

The partnership heretofore existing between F. A. Cook md N F. Pierce is this day dissolved by mutual consent
 F. A. COOK,
 x. r. PIERCE. Prescott. May g. 1872 my1l
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
To the Merchants, Traders & Station Keepers of Northern Arizona, Greeting: VIM. B. HOOPER G. CO.,,
 Have Established WHOLESALE JOBBING HOUSE
EHRENBERG, A. IT..

Where they are offering TO THE TRADE large and magnificent stock of Staples in the various lines required by the merchants traders throughout Arizona and are selling less prices FOR CASH than they cnn be laid there for any not having the same facilities this possesses which consist of experienced resident partner in the New York and San Francisco markets where they BI:Y FOR CAsH OF IMPORTERS or import their own stock direct and in large quantities Orders by letter filled with same care attention and at SAME PRICES as though the parties themselves present.
 Being the for the transportation of Govern supplies from this point to all military posts and hay Ing sufficient transportation CONsrNTY ON HAND we can furnish all post traders better advantage and in less time than auy other house. also forward and all merchandise machinery other articles consigned O care.
 fR- Highest price paid for Hides, Bullion, or any other marketable article produced in the country,
 VIM. B. HOOPER, & co. Ehrenberg. A. T.. August l5. 1871.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
FORWARD DING.

The undersigned informs the people of wailapsi Dis trct Prescott and intermediate penfs that s receive and forward freight r the interior at ble rates and in prompt manner.
 WOOSTER N HARDY Harayviiss. Ansoaa Dec. l, ls7l deced
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
U. s. GOVERNMENT.
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT INDIAN AFFAIRS, A. T.,
 PREsCoTr, A. T., May lst, 1872. Sealed proposals in trrlicasc will be received at hi: fnce until r. o'clock M,
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
NOTICE.

DEPUTY COLLECTORS OFFICE. UNITED STATES INTERVAL REVENUE !
 2D DIVISION, DISTRICT OF ARIZONA.
 EHRENBERG May H. 1872. Notice is hereby given that the ed day of May, 1872, seized orf-tabe the United States. thousand three hundred and fifty cigars q 35 the premises of Guadaloupe ApaIaegu, in the town of Ehrenberg, county of Yuma and Territory cf Arizona the said cigars being stamped required Icy provisions of U. $. In ternal Revenue Laws
 Any person persons claiming the above described property must appear before me and make such claim within thirty days of the date hereof
 HENRY FRANK. Deputy Collector Inter. Rev. District of Arizona.
 my2,g3
The weekly Arizona miner., 1872-06-01
CELEBRATED
 SWISS STOMACH BITTERS.
The FIRST and Most Healthful TQp@
 ever Introduced ill the United StaessI
For Sale.

The undersigned wishes sell his Station T.. sss houses. corrals Sc) and Toll Road at Oz'1s9 s ss ate IA miles from Kenyon Station anu ,!.. "a Tsfs'< Burke's Station. the rOad from Arizona oa' r0Igg for the low price of sl so. VIII us
 Oafman Flat Arizona, March l, ltI2-
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
CORES pondence Of the Baltimore Sun
Letter from Cecil County. Nd.

battle SWAMP. Cecil Co., Md, Aug 90
The Wood Lawn M. z. camp meeting com .
menced on Tuesday. 10th instant. There are
seventy tents erected in a beautiful grove, one
mile southeast Of this place. Omnibuses and
hacks connect with every railroad train 10 and
from Port Deposit, thus secaring to Balti
moreans and others o cheap and quick tran.
sit from Port Deposit to camp, and return in
time for any train north or south. On yester-
day Sunday there was a very large congre-
CATION to hear the Rev. DR.. Matlack, late Of
New Orleans, now of ElktOn, Md. He
preached one .Of the most eloquent, fervent
and effective sermons ever delivered at Wood
Lawn camp. The attendance was variously
estimated at from FIVE thousand to eight
thousand persons. Plenty Of cool spring
water on the grounds, with large "bOarding
tents" sufficient to accommodate all those
desiring board at the encampment Other
can be suited at the Battle Swamp Hotel
Greeley and Brown stock ia rapidly rising
10 Cecil, and will roll up a thousand majority
for Greeley and Brown in November next.
There are number of Baltimorcans rus
ticating in this part Uf the county
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
The kroW-Mothing Candidate for
the vice-Presidency.

ToMs Editor Of the 7rtoune:
Sir :" Was Henry Wilson a Know Nothing 2"
lou say that you are constantly receiving letters
ssking an answer to this question.
will answer it, l Was delegate to and menu
osr OF the Ni'ional Council OF the Know Nothing
fArty, IN the Summer OF 1855. at Philadelphia !,
saa one OF the seven delegates from a southern
Sa1e. fnnn this present Senator Henry VII.
you IN that baiy when entered it. and he sat in
aurng thu whole SESSION. and helped settle the
platform being one Of the seven delegates of
Massachusetts,
10 be there. he hal TO have the sign, word. and
grip; and necessarily mad taken the same oath
winch We all had taken OH entering the order, O.,
nS' 70 assist IN any way in elevating to any Office
uust or profit any person OF foreign birth, or
suy homan Catholic. The oath is a. binding on
am now As it was then.
name will assure you that know that Of
o". ~a,ca speak object to Mr.. Wilson's sneaking
out OF the scraps, by both the suppre,so reri and
'"yWy'"D ya's'. ALBERT PIKE.
Washington City, August %, 1872.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-08-29
.e.ter OF J. N. Usher, the Dlstin-
su'shed temperance Leader OF
"assachusetts to Mr.. Wilson.


nENRY WILSON:
DEAR SlR: read your yonr letter to the
wy NV Charies W. DennisOn in the Boston Jour
II.t VI yesterday with surprise and pain. have
,".0 ao"% you long a. believer in the doctrine of
;osa abstinence from everything that can intox-
on,~ As beverage; that there is real. safety
y " abstinence; that 10 me any intox icanis
a. oeverase Is All evil. Mr.. Denni.on said !:
conversation with Senator Wilson last
G.. s~' INA! gentleman said to me, President
s.s sus urlnks too much, and concluded with the
.;l ,;malA, l have told him no. Senator Wilson
S... A., n0 deny thsP' I" this you reply. II do
..'Y ~ ne most emphatic language that I ever
T" a~ anything 0f the kind to YOU or ANYTHING
ssnl a1 resembles il. Your statement il una nall
~. ~! 'a''e. This, my dear sir, il yery remark
,Sm;. ..asqase when compared with what YOU
"~yn you DID say at that interview.
Ill tou remark II did say to YOU what I have
Sss, .u " otner' that | regret d that the Pre.l.
s;.S. @ SIsa Intoxicating liquom At all, that l
I.S m;oa ne would take the pledge and that had
TsmaV ANU - Ask him TO join the Congressional
,.s lr'ance b" m Society" Nov, my dear cir, ask
hL;aaI W.T. Denlson's statement unqualifedly false
b. Ds "a your own explanation into the accounts !?
n n ao oe''eve In total abstinence II used
M, r,s =. :. = BEVERAGE ~ the President, does he
nd n ;.. @0 much! Why dii you regret that he
vih h;,oA.cat'ny h;.. Liquors at allY Why did you
h,,s "',a ~ 70 take the pledge? Why did you
Il T.nannd mand to AJAX him u join the Congreasion.
b.c.aAI umIeranc, Society? Was it not honestly
,od % =! you had good rsa.on to believe tina. he
nusS much ~ not "a 9.e IL At Ill without using it too
pelv. % was It not that you believed tho
sv ms~t would be F. restraint, and, that h. we're
ce, ~. o' me Congre.slonnl Temperance so.
i,om d.;. sM would serve ~ an sid to keep him
pl.., ,n.nn .nnlng too muchT DO you non admit
!, M ~ every statement attributed to You
upart;.i,Han Hn,son' No man can fairly read and
tsl tbs x Jeage without believing that he STA
'''''' " ne did not use your words.