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, 1872-10-29

Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune.
New YoRE, Oct. 28.-In the betting On e1ec-
tion for Mayor next week, O'Brien and d~Havemy-
ar are the favorites, with Lawrence in the rear
O'Brien is backed more freely than any other.
He is secretly supported by the Custom House
forces.
The Hon. James Brooks, in speech tonight,
intrusive Davenport spies in the interest Of
Grant, and promised to furnish bail for all who
act on his counsel and are arrested.
, 1872-10-29

"sTRAlGHT-ouT" NOMINATIONS lin NEW
JERSEY.
CAMDEN, N. j., Oct. 28.-The "Straight-out"
Democratic Executive Committee met On 6atur-
day night to noninats full ticket in addition
to Electors. They nominated Hon. Samuel J.
Bayard for Congress; also candidates for the
State Senate and Assembly.
, 1872-10-29

George II. 5gHdF3, ESQ:
MT DEAR SIR: Your favor of the 24th inst, saying
that change in the Indian policy of the Adnnistr-
tou is reported to be contemplated is just received
Such thing has not been thought Of at present. II
the policy toward the Indians be improved In any
way, will always be ready to receive suggestions
the side Of civilization and Chrisanization Of In
dfans. do not believe Creator ever paced differ
en Of this earth with the view Of having
the stronger exert all his energies in e1termnating
the weaker. If any change takes place in the Indian
policy OF the Government while hold my present
Office it Will be the humanitarian side Of the ques-
ten. Very truly, yours,
{Sgued} .. s. GRANT,
, 1872-10-29


exhibited signs of conyalescence. Igavs tonics,
and ordered care with feeding. Other cases
attracting my attention, paid but little
care to my first patient, except to inquire after
the appetite, and the regularity Of the bowels.
The animal appeared lively, as i perfectly re-
covered. On the ninth day, great surprise was
expressed that the mare was sick again, though
it had eaten q very hearty breakfast. I found
the second condition Of my patient worse than
the first (pneu1nonia). The animal died in less
than forty-eight hours after. made post
naortena examination, and found elfusion Of a
sero-sanguineous fluid into the cavity OF the
thorax, adhesions to the pleuEa OF fle left aide,
hydrops percardium, and endo-carditis.
In all have treated $50 casesfrom the 1st
day Of January, 1872, up to the present date. It
lowing figures: $50 cases in the Chicago City
Railway stables,-loBt IT; also, q number Of
private carriage aud other horses also, those OF
The following firms: SWEET Crouch, Downer& d
Bemis Brewing Company, Fairbank, Peck Co.,
Chicago Union Brewing Company, and many
cessful in treatment. During March, 1872,
had 100 cases under treatment at one time in
the City Railway stables. Forty-two Of them
assumed q low and putrid form Of fever, known
as typhoid, arthenic, adynauic, and rheu-
NAUTICAL, characterized by prostration,
of the whole nervous system, great impairment
Of the hearts action, and tendency to col
lapse.
Ey treatment has been liberal, avoiding pow
erful sedatiyes. The following remedial agents
have used to my, satisfaction, varying their
use according to the symptoms and nervous
temperament Of the patient: Bi-su1phite Of
soda. nitrates, belladona, veratrum viride, sui
phuric acid, sulphurous acid, and diffusible stin
ulants, with occasional counter -rritants. Hy-
gienic care avoid all solids; giTs acidulnted
drinks hay-tea thickened WITH oatmeal, 1inseed-
meal, and slippery-elm BARI:
r. j. W1raERs,
Veterinary Surgeon to the Chago City Railway Com
pany, TWenty-drst and Statastreets.
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A Csliforsia esginrer predicts that h teS
years the whoSs cousesy win b. gsidiroaed
with narrow gauge railroads. TIE coss of
these ruads - esiimass q eight thSssaad
d0llan per nils. Psassaess can y tsass.
porssd on them at one cent 0ile, aad
freight q psupostiasasely NV rsasa His
plaa h fne fsswess 70 OsiA tbs0 y sab.
scsiptios, foe ihspsrpassof coavsytsg shsss
psudscas u nasksi. H 10 elai1s ehas
they win pay, shas wlsessvss shey havs bssa
cnssaracsed thsy hsve asds hasdsn0s 6lvi.
dsnds, which b MT sssesally ~ 60, q
lssss, vith ua5sity q - 6soad Gsaee
roads II Sweden asd Nssway shsss noAs
aes cssaisg IstS Osesslt -; ~ osesesuc.
tios Of shs0ais eaealag = asMns1 ~ hsa
d eag1nad. Cs01so1ohao 80 ~ ebso -
haaase6 - sighessa a1lss joaGs CAassss
hnSe - euonoGo - 49, lasGvsu1Doea1s,
- . - ua0 hoss 1so9ouuGne11s0. -.
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Fish have great tsnacity of life. The
csab h stated to have lived one hundrsd and
City yesra A pike, which was taken In
Halibsun. 10 Sosbia, In l47o, welghisg
,hses hundred sod 6tsy pounds, and useas.
usisg njnesssa feet, had : ring atsachsd 10
II bearing - Inscription wAics, II genuine;
would wssrant - IN believing ~ ~ q
he 1Ish 70 be two hundred end "Axty. seven
yessa The toad lives thirty. .six yeass, Ne
frog twelve u sixteen years and tossoisss
must hsve seen many yeasA II we judge by
the sizes they attain. Parrots and gsses
reach On. age between one hundred and
ono hundred and sweaty yean, and falcoss
md ravens outlive one hundred and dfly
yesss bat The fstle wfens live only two q
three yeara OF Mammals, the whale and
she elephant have The longest tam OF ex>
lsaeuce, livisg % tlsey did over one hundred,
perhaps two hundred ysGfA The horss
lives twenty-five. bat soostinss TncAss
forty years; the sheep and soss twelve
iyssss the Hon from twenty % hfsy ysszs.
Mar, ihsre u no reasoh % doabs, has llysd
over one hundred ysasx bat is h eoH
among highly civilised .assess thae sslis.
factory dsss caaebs ohtainsd regasdisg his
'losgevity. A mlnute iovestisatios Of tAs
conditions that condues 10 lsagti Of HE
eoss 70 support the theory thas The ,loagev.
~ 81 aaimals Il innussced BY their slpoust
of procfsasivs power, and tbeir ability b
sustain wear and tear.
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Avia9sesoe anA 0oaaley.

The London Nesss of August 9th, says:
We publish in another column summary
|'of interesting dispatches received by the
Foreign Ohice from Dr. Livingstone These
papers cover period of time from Nov. Is,
1870. n Feb 20. 1872. They give very full
and contain very thrilling accounts of the
slave trade In Central Africa They supply
minute explanations Ot the privations 10
which Dr.. Livingstone was subjected by the
dishonesty Of the agents employed to con.
vey supplies to him from Zanzibar, and Of
course they furnish some accounts of the
progress of bis WORK Of discovery, although,
perhaps, these latter are hardly ~ full -
might have been expected. Not the kast
interesting part Of the dispatches are the
passages which tell If lie naesiing with Mr.
Stanley. or course We are already In p,s
session Of the facts from Stanley's own des
cription, but the accounts given BY Living.
stone will be read with eagcrncsa The
description Of their con,I,snionship given by
DR.. Livingstone corresponds with that Of
Stanley. ''Thc kindncss which II manifest.
ed made my whole frame" says the Doctor
"thrill with excitement and gratitude. ~
Many expressions, and We had almost said
many sentences Of this dispatch arc identical
with the plraseology used In parts Of the
letters to Mr.. Bennett There Il. also, In
the letters to the Foreign Ofiicc the same
evidence Of CHEEKY spirits. frightened up
into almost boyish exbi!isaiions, BY the IN
expected meeting of one Of the explorers Ut
his own race under such strange circum.
stances, and after - king IN isolation. II
the letters Of the Herald Contained many
outbursas Of somewhat cxhuberant buoyan.
cy, which, IN the minds Of some readers,
cast doubt upon their auiheniicity, thers
are abundant evidences Of tho same elastic
temperament In The disraiches received by
tbs Foreign Office.
Brighton, Aug. l0-At the sitting Of the
British Association. Stanley gave IN account
Of Lvingstone's discoveries In Africa for The
psst six year,. Col. James A. Grant, who
explored the sources OF the Nile with the
hate Captain 6pekc. from 1853 " lSo6, csilsd
In question the correctness Of Livinsss0ns'a
observations and conclusions. STANLEY n.
piled, defeuding ihe DUcaos, and was l0udly
cheered. Sir Henry Rawlisoa followed and
cordially acknowledged Ssaaleys services.
At the meeting Stanley was intr0ducrd 70
Nspolcon, Eusenie and ,lse Prince Imperial.
Il
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A WoRD ABOUT lRoN.-Thc manufacture
Of iron on large scale Is BY M means ut
modern date. Long ago, In India. its man
uisc,ure WAS carried on upon scale ~ stu
pendous A. IL rival the production of the
largest steam hammer for9es IN Enrope ~
The present day. A wrought ison i'tllas st
Tho principsl gate of tlse ancient nso'qu" of
The Kutut. nesr Delhi, u - large - the
screw shaft If first clssa steamer. u u
slieh'ly spindle shaped, and b sasmosnsts'
by . capital Of elaborate Isdian design,
carved BY the chIsel In the snljd tsssn. The
aatirs length b aboat sixty teet. IT, diam
esse near the susfacs b sixteen tsclass u
contains about eighty csbic feet Ut msaal,
and weighs spwasd II ssvsstsss soea Ness
it, middle is an issssipsios Ut six Dlaes ID
saascsis, from which IL sgs bss bsss =
signed to The third a. f'srsA ssssssy es sas
Chfiatian eSn
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Paris jdgsnA,s ten II a uafostona.s bus
artificial, - vho la1slI arrived = qS1ae
city end WHO rsninds oss Of thit SksleA
Of Edgar A. Posh. entitled General A. 4
G. D. SaisA Ths pooe naa ~ Alsaaa
los : steam snglaa ard mp yals. ~ -
1osribay nuthaed b ~ explpaioe e. s.
6oilss. ssvsd by ~. akill Of - 1s0l14
eaf'aiaa, ~ ysedn n d yiAns ~ fsslpl u ~
llessl fossa y p.e'sset: g. vapeaa a.a eAe - ~
xoaea laIh : - ~. : 49, r14de laae.e 4.
ltlhSekls ~ " SessaeSs, }. y yAo sQvse iA1s |
pah1s eallle q! = 8 2 hls q \ e.esae -, g., ~
& alnesh G. agiAa q : snet e. lsp9,a -
NJ - e G,ein.aAp s.!ldl!esil1 I! ~ haies
91lfisss lapease = M saaelgp4 y llasee
1i Z. ~ - = = ~ ~
u ! w. n ~ ~ sesf = IN -, sp.
,!llla !!ll ~ 6osoqe.s.as asf s!aats4 aS.E. ssf
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.
sn Mr. Frank Buckland writes In the London
weekly Lasd sad Water: ~, ,l. .,.ois =
.. Seals hunt salmon much In ~. sams
WAY that hounds hunt hsrea 9sals ewim
faatsr than salmon, ~ lsh escapes By dub.
ling aud evadinG thair pusaesA In eleas
waier, and when hstls wind a.d 10 suf,
salmon pvin, deep, q ksep WY saecs In
shore, aheltesing themaslvs undss - need,
- hasss do In eovefA The narksef scsaeeh-
e on salmon especially, one side .el he
salmon, aEe those who have made Q hair.
breadth escapc BY doubling whils ,hs. sesl
has run past bic quarry. In rssy cain
weather The ssalsakes y . position in 4 bay,
or In Tho track salaaoa run, rising hi head
We'll out OF ihs water, sustainipg that pod.
ton On his hind Aippses, hin hesd unovms
round - II o. . universal joint, waeeAine
eagssly for salmon 70 lap, WHEN hs rusheo
on IN that direction with unerrisg accuracy
TO the spot. ! NV IN instance Of this kind
IN June, 1851, IN BoyndlsDsy, near Banf.
In the year when my father and uncle wsse
tenants Of The Easl of Fifss Ashssy In ths
Dsveron. ! was then waiting. with aessw
OF men on The beach, before 6ahire Tie meta
=. ~ Ao4s n'o' 'oe "'oes nkeay oms
~. ..... ~ 49, ~, 'as"o.e a se@ 1as IN
hr,S..s s.s, I ~ s'.o' . ooepae OF
s.-s s.!. os ''O.1' 'aoe' ~ 'ne pos'''on !
,ho ns-;od 1870 - a .s~1 - ~ tsno q
~. -, s,r..s " ~. "ev eSsoe),
~: ..,.,s. ~. ,:" ~. .",u ~ :" - spes wnese
.to,,, h,s ,,,".s-.. '.ne -. I~n.e
-. ..lno, :. -. 49,, ~ 49, 49,. 49,. WIN
AZ .ho.. an...;.- ..o ''s0 "s:
A.. ..,,.o.. -. r..,"0,. "0- '"'"' '".. aoa
!, III. -. ~...... ~. '.e s0'
" aesss % nun,
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POETRY.


re following breezy little fdyl Of summer life
sea aride-gracefnl. nnsubstantisI. and half pitif
the author of many dainty vsr~...
II w.. mi, MANY , .... .
wh.r 7 ,v,. .,r,.,.n., =, c.. w.
rh.y h.d t.,..,,.,, ...s,. ....
u.vh.r ,h.v ..v,, IN. ...... 80.
rh., ...-~ -, e., a.. s....
4, ,,,....S ,.,,s .,., ....,I .,
I,o,o Tho n..,,.. ~. ,,..,..--.,
"R''e "e' WE'LL
And there ~ss one mind me Of.
Whose nnme-well never mind her name.
Helen or Alice. Bl.nehc or Nsud
To YOU who read will he the same.
But that old fashion NJ tho v,.l,
Happily rccs,Ie the past. and stirs
Memories that cluster rouud the night
shc flushed. r,or child. In Rivisy n,
And /. tao. felt my eyes grow warm.
A. lauxhlugiy. with augcrs dcft.
She kno,ted IL shout my arm:
And although the color on her cheek
Was like the light In morning skie~.
lthou.ht saw n ho,jcr dawn
The dance war over and W. strolled
Ont from, the bal, 4roo,u's y,Ittcrius prsSy,
To meet the breeze that many armed
Clsspssl each one In Its cool csrers;
And sauuiering on We reached the er.-
The far waltz music's cadence sweet,
Mixed with the sound Of waves that died
We talked Of what, now forget,
hut carclessly or seemingly 40;
Next dgy was 10 leave. but then
In town we'd meet again, you know,
Al, we'll s4lsy tho guis dispose.
And ruined hopes are worse than vain:
Che laughed good by-I never ssw
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Honsynooa-Awiils oSpostnasty.a-
Miss Van Lew, the Posemiszss ~ Mch-
mood, Va, IN bssaiifal blaes hAir, gny
eyes asd. NY oheekAto d'k&i ~; ....l,
Ina lestasi bankis sssSanshn, u! the
elrtahaps 1oe soms ysass Dass have been
1llod BY wonen. s''
Mn. Harper xabo w.s lasay pardoasd out
Of ,hs Coanscstcas etass fsisod refuses to
lsave It. ns- -f .. t.a. $50
Thses ~ uix osasinea wssnsa paseots In
ahs Univssusliss Church In Ne Un'ted
6aa>ea .."
II d now sa,d that Mn Yelveston 4 60.
ing 10 Africa in search Of d: 1lvingstone.
II d.. Livissssoos ~ ever AAdany psssoa.
lsoqsaissancs With Ala Yelveseon che
vim never dad him. @'"
A daughter Of Senator Browniow sttemp.
Ted 10 elope with stone cutter, and has
beon placed In : convent ., an
A beautiful youns lady, wearing . 'Dol'
ly Vardsn," swoored down on Honest
Horace while 10 We engaged IN reducing
The dimsnsions Of plsss Of chowder at's
Rhode Island cham. bake, and kissed him
iuoontinently. Horace 'shrisksd for. help.
Nilsson wore u her wedding . pair of
diamond and pearl easzioss that bsleoeed
70 tho Empress Eagsaia. .aatgs}.
NM Nancy Harkness, ssveaty.saz iysazs
old, started alone from Nosvalk. Ohio, last
week, . visit her two sons liyiss is Idaho
Territory. .. ss,.. r.as s.o os s.s.sy.,,
Ma Applsass, Of Dossos, win hsps. her
nans hsld n gaaosfal rsnsnbr1acs BY
thisty psepls, ~ hssis0 lassly eaasea to
y b cossssaeaed an elabogaAe ds9nking
fountai1. Z" nt- ar~. rye
The Pau.Asu 0assss sayg 1fss. y Julia
Ward Howe meds. ~ owA Rsaes Congress
in London . taros, by socupying ~ great.
- past OF svssy seal1ea with Ipoiaelsesrhar.
snguss, In which stale A9usss Of spsech
strove with drsary plaeissdss 1ee the mas.
tegy. .r. .a..D cr H4r.. la- Is-'
Following shs is..issibse" tsmpsissun Of
~ ,,ms, Nh. n. n. etoWs ~ s&f1nsd to
0ivs readisys daisse October II tt North
Hampton, Dast Haapson, aAmhassst;, Hol.
yske, 0,ssnAsla, end Pi,ssaela, .llksk y
Lucas Brown, Of Hannital Missouri,
wishes the address Of his ststsf Catherine
NOW supposed 70 30 married. Said sister
lefs Iowa about dgh.sen ysars 40, "a the
family Of VIM. Critssnden, since when no
tidinggs have. been Obtained from either
party.
Ara Webster, wife Of haah lsnd At
Otto ws, KaDsaa, had reason to suspect NJ.
Webstes Of being too attentive % . hand.
some servant girl The doctors were called
10 man ths stamach. pump and TIVE ,eaqces
Of laudanum wese raised, ... IAN.
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The lDlom0od Fields q NeuR.

"Nym Crinkle" thus pleasantly discourses
IN tho New York World: ..,. s'
'.Lucea, lke Nilsson, came Of plebeisn
stock; bnt unlike Nilsson, 40 has matured
into lyric greatness by . slower and suser
psoceaa / know not Whist slaves Of d.
Gala hust IL peasant Aslds Of Europe for
thsss dsanonds, bot mo-: Of g k.ev by
~, ssd how inevitably shsy como atlast 70
dsoossss title With tho radiance Of shsir
gsniuA The Barossss Won Rhadsn sps.ng
from obscurity In Vieuna. II was in the
Ho6 theatre that che was first discovered,
hssls lump only eight years o,d, whose du-
tiss were to stand On her toes three hours
every morniug and let The b~llss.masses
soo)d her. Her parents were misssably poor
and' they wsss Jewa Il seems strange now
10 tell OF bsr pisisble su6esings IN that the,
atrs; Of the meannese Of her attire, and The
SCOTS Of her compsniosa2 But WY should
Il seem Strange when there 10 some 81 10
who can remember vixen Adelins Pasti .rss
harefoos over our free suil, and carried bees
for hss master! Have No forgottcn that but
yesterday Christine Nilsson gathered Iakets
In the bleak sands Of Smaland. = her fore.
fathers, I know not for bow many genen.
sions, did before her! Certainly, Of III peo.
plee, We sre the least surprised q this I'VE,
who cannot stretch out hand without com.
log In contact with genius and wealth grown
% fast that the muck Of the sprouting place
Is not vet washed of BY success"
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There's many rose In the road Of life,
II WE would Lniy stop TO take Il;
And many tone from the better land.
II the queralOus heart would make II.
To the sunny soul thst 10 full of hope,
And whose beautiful trust ne'er faiicth,
The grnss h green. and the nOwcr ars bright,
Though the winter storm prcvailcth.
Bettsr 10 hope. though the clouds hang low,
And u keep the eyes still lifted:
For the sweet blue sIsy will stiil pscp through
When the OminoIs clouds are rifted.
Iisert was never nigks ~stn0ut axy.
Or sn evening without . morning;
And tho darkest hour, ~ the proverb socs,
II the hour before the dawninS.
There IL many gem In the path Of iifr,
Which we pass III our Idle pleasure,
That IL richer Tar than the jeweled crown.
Or the miaer's boarded treasure;
II may he the love Of little child,
Or mothers prayers to hsaven,
Or only bcSgar's grateful thanks
For cup OF water given.
Bettcr 10 weave In the web Of life
4 bright and golden nllIng.
And to 0od's will with ready heart,
And hands that are ready and willing,
Than to snap the delicate minute threads
Of our curious lives asuudcr,
And then blsmc Heaven for the tangled ends.
And ut and gvievc and wonder.
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- '"~~~@ --.>'--S
vhits uauslia ,1aauees assVld her - the
planet Saturn has- rings, that did It. She
ave ths mnac soooa . tWist O. Two. and
Auned dawn. on u Nhsa whlsl of SoaQsuds
ID hand- baG3s.' Thsa che pu1hed p;her
cu2b - Il shs w9egoasg - lgAs for the
;chsapieu's !bel. ii TAsu 80 weeksd her
hands md wEiss 70 linsss tAsm, I suppose,
'and spssaA out her Angesv IN hey lodkel
- though thsy wosM ssasly cover Ne ICY.
heard fssu ~ gsowly lid @o.the S9uuslky
.see.. Thsa thoss two Ass0i II Aess iiaiae
jsup q shs keys asif %hsy wsls,S c6upJs Of
'tigsss comiss down on aAock u ShtA Ind
white sassp, apdr the ptano Ssts 4 ffeas
hewl - II u had beenl trod a. G:Bead S(op,
70 ssill you coald hear your iair iKro,wine.
Thes aaoshsr janp xdd another howl, u II
the piaso he'd NO tails ana you had tlu,,a ON
10th Of them 4 0ucs, ana : grand clahtsr
.asd scramble md strings sof jaanps, up and
dows, beekwafd and 'fofxseti, one iisind
evss.shs Other, liks Z stanpeds Il rasssiilpd
mice more t6an Ike anythisg I call nnusic
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Softly the gold has faded from the sky.
Slowly the stars have gathered ono By one.
Calmly the crescent Noon mounts mp on high.
And the long day 10 done.
With quiet heart my garden walks tread,
Feeling the beauty that cannot zee;
Bcssty and fragrance all around me shed
BY Aowc'. and strub and tres.
Often linger where the rores pour
Exquisite odors from each glowing cap;
IN where the violet, h~imnod With sw'etness Ger
Lifts IT. small chalice np.
with srncrnn, breath the lilies WOO the now,
And softly ,peaks the sweetvoiced m'gnonrttc
While hc,lotropc-. with meekly brow,
Say 10 me, go not yet
80 for while linscr. hat not hong;
High 10 the heavens rideth Aesy Mars.
Caresring proudly mid the slosions thr"ng,
Brightest of all the stsrs.
Ru, softly cleaning through the curtains foad,
The home star bcsms with n,0re alluring ray,
And ~ the star lssi sage and sccr of Old,
40 II directs my way:
And leads me In where my younc children III,
Rosy and beaGtlfnl In tranquil rest;
The seal Il sle.p II on each fart shateyc.
Heavens peace within each breast.
hiring them gifts. No fmnkiDcense or mynh-
Gifts the adosinx Nasi hanhly brought
The Young child, Graded In the ar1s of hs
Meseed beyond wsovtsi thought:
Hut love-the low. that ais my nsothsrs hcast-
With swcct rapture Ofs akiu 70 psia
such ycarning love a. bids the tcardrops start
And fall like Summer rain.
And fsith--that dtrrA for their daar sakes II
climb
Bodily, wncse once Il wonld have feared tO 20
And calmly standing upon tho hcichts sublime.
Fesss not the stosm hssow.
And prayer. o God! auto Thy throne couss.
Ekims'ng ny darlInss- hat cannot spcak
with ,ove and awe oppscssed. my'I'ps are dumb
Grant what my heart would sesk!
The new North-west. [volume] (Deer Lodge, Mont.) 1869-1897, 1872-08-31

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