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Our friend Frank Piacck IL pros.
pering finely. He has recently pur.
chased tho building in which his
shop is located.
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bIOUN8 I1UUK8 II
+. A. PIneck, Merchant Tailor IN
Boradway has just received d large
stock Of Trunks of every descrip.
ton, which he Is selling very cheap
He has them from the largest to the
smallest. Call and sec them.
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Those Salt Lake Peaches at Chap.
'''sn q Reynolds are just as fresh As
when plucked from the tree.
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Sohnay Smith, we'll known
young gent Of tins place, has gone
bsck east to visit his folks, but will
tsturu IN shout elk or eight weeks.
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Wood 8 Household Magazine
with exquisite Oil Chrome
Of the " Yosemite Valley SO 3 SIS
Wo will add to this list each
week and it would be we'll TO look it
over occasionally to note the changes
aud additions.
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Try those Salt Lake Peaches at
Chapman + Reynolds.
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Mr.. A. s. Thompson who has been
selling the Wbeeeler d Wilaon Sew.
ing Machine 10 this county tor the
past eight monthsls about TO change
his business. 10 has accepted q
General Agency OF the Nauens!
Whip Co, aud will sell their manu-.
iactures TO the Western trade. He
also intends dealing extensively in
Cigars. lie will make his head.
quarters in Toledo. Dir Thompson
has succeeded well III tho Sewing
Machine business, and il made Of
that kind OF material that succeeds
10 whatever he undertakes. We
take pleasure in recommending him
70 81. who may 10 70 need .! any
thing ~ his ling.
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NEW YORK DAY.B00k

A DEMOCRATIC WEEKLY. Established
1850. Its supports White Supremacy, Pc.
litical aud social. Terms, S. per year. To
clubs, nine copies for S.. Specimen copies
FREQ. Address pAY-BOOK, N. Y. C.
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Farmers. EyERrBcpY Butter Want
~ II. +. Pa,ye's Crceyy. u
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Foa ltExr.--A house ON reasona
tlo terms. W. G.. WALTERS.
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Attention is called to the Pros
pec,us in another column, OF that
slanuch old Republican newspaper,
tho Chicago Evening Journal. We
consider the Journal one OF the best
papers in;tho Northwest. Whatever
it says can DO rcHcd on. It has al
ways stood by the people, and
worked tor tho success OF every
measure that would tend 10 tho up.
building Of the country ~ general
aud tho northwest in particular.
We presume it has more readers in
Iowa than any newspaper published
in Chicago, aud richly deserves 1t,
as it has always taken ALVEY inter.
est in everything that pertains to
Iowa.
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Farmers, take your Butter and
Eggs to Will Graham. 3if'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs:
PARTNERSHIP yoTfcE

PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
TO all whom it shall consern. Directing.
This 10 to certify that Abel Soiley of the
County Of Tsma. and State Of Iowa, and
Willism II. Austin, Of the aams County
and State, have this day entered ixto .
lin tied partnership ~ pro vided by Chap
ter 9th, Title l4th, Of the Code Of Iowa,
1879 % follows.
l. The namc Of the firm in which The
business 10 to BE- conducted, il A. smiley.
2. The general nature Of the bnssncss
intended u be transacted, 10 dealing IN
grain ami farm produce.
8. Abel Smiley 10 the general partner,
and Wiiliam II. Austin, IL lie special part
ner. The former nov resides At lama
City, TSma County, Iowa, but intends 10
make his future residence NJ Dysart, in
said county, which sha III be The principal
place Of business. Said Austin row resi-
des At Dysart. Tama County, Iowa, but
intends TO remove TO Nebraska, if upon
examining the country, he tinds location
10 suit kim-not otherwise.
4. The said William II. Austin, 40 spec.
ial partner contributes to the capital stock,
the sum Of one thousand dollars in cash.
s. The business and partnership shall
commence on the 9th, day Of February, 4.
d. 1874, and continue fer the period u three
years from said date, unless sooner dissolv-
ed by consent, or by death Of one Of The
parties, or by operation Of law.
The terms Of the partnership, respective
rights aud obligations Of the partners in
their relations 70 each other, and to third
persons in other respects than as above
stated, and rs provided by law, are deIin-
ed by written articles in duplicate, of
which each party holds copy, signed this
9th, day of February, A. u. 1874.
WILLIAM II AUSTIN
ABEL SALLY,
STATE OF IOWA.
TAMA COUNTY. s
Be it remembered that on this 9th, day
Of February, A. b. 1874 these personally
appea, cd before me l.. g. Kinne, a No,ory
Public, in and for said county, Abel Smiley
and William IL. Austin, to me personally
known, to BE- the identical persons whose
names arc subscribed TO the foregoing cer>
tifcate of partnership and acknowledged
the signing and execution Of said cer,if-
cate, to he their voluntary act and deed for
the uses and purposes therein mentioned.
Witness my hand aud Notarial Seal, this
9th, day Of February, A. D. 1874.
l.. u. KINSE,
Notary Public, Tama Co., Iowa.
STATE OF IOWA,
TAMA COUNTY
!, Abel Smiley being daily sworn on
oath do say that l am tho solo general
partner in the certificate Of limited pnrt-
nership hereto attached aud this Gay signel
and entered into by and between myself rs
n general partner and William II. Austin
Ms special partner, and that one thousand
dollars being the SUN mentioned in said
certificate, which said William II Austin,
As a special partner was to pay, has becu
actually aud in good faith paid in cash.
ABEL SMILEY.
Subscribed and sworn to before me, and
in my presence, by the said Abel Smiley,
on this 9th, day Of February, A. d. 1874.
L. g. KINNE.
Notary Public, Tsma County. zig.
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For Sale on Easy Terms.

THREE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES
Of excellent prAi,ie land. being East
half Of section 3, rownship a6, Range IL.
Tann Comfy, Iowa. and within 6 miles Of
Dysart, on the B. G. r. 4 n. r. r Pacific
Branch. Apply 10 N. L. Mexican, Beech
Creek, Clinton Co.. Pa. or to
8 HhlNES & WARNER,
Attorneys, vinton. lowe.
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uns Jay la.t week hogs Went up
to $500 in Chicago.
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{ht T'ltip f'r'"ie't,
Toledo, Iowa.
yHtmsDAY, FEBRUARY ~. 1874.
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

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FRS AND EPILEPSY

positive cure. Tho worst cases, Of long.
est standing, By using D.. H4D0 AaDS
CURE A bottle sent free to al sddrsssiae
}. Z Ditblse, Druggist, 8l4 9Th Ave, n. =.
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1FUSlCAL. Ladies and gentlemen de-
VI string thorough instruction on the
fiano or Organ call at the Book Store.
Agency for the Peloubet, Pelton & Co 8
standard Organ. Miss EMMA Stuart,
Teacher. 4. J. WUOLWORTH,
80 Toledo, lows.
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4 rpEL0ATE 4 KINNE, Attorneys and
"A Counee'l ors 1t Law, Toledo, Iowa. Of
10 in Stone building, over W. G Walters
Grocery Store v3n3tf
NEO. L. BAILEY, Attorney & Counsellor
VI ct Law. Toledo, lows. Office over
uslley'e Store.
, 1874-08-13

cry-hat, nn now going to hRvo without yon.
It always "baptzos me-" to uao your word. !.
Angels guard US all. Good night.
Youn OWE W1fE.
saR oALMB a1n. nREouEn.
MONDAY, Jan. - {p1obabAy 1867.
MY DEroyED: htr. Haakoll camo over
Sunday afternoon. Wewent to iear Nj. Beeehor,
who preached an uuoommonly ano sermon On
the Divinity at mau from tho text, Yo arc
Gods" Mr. .. called Saturday. He
came tired and gloomy, but he said had the
moBt calming ard peaceful influence over him,
mora 10 than any ono Aa evar kuew, / believe
ho loves you. We talked Of you. IIo brought
me two pretty tlowcrs In pota aud said al lo weut
out: "What pretty house thiH isl wish I
lived hero." .. YouR DARLING.
a1iE CANNOT BEAN TO De PARTED FNoH HER Au8-
BAND.
BEooNp.Brony FaoHr.}
Tuesday, Jan ~, 1sd7. :
Mr. VEny DEAR HUSBAND; . Creator
love hath no woman than this, to loayo her chill
dron and travel on tue rail-cars In tho winter
with her husband. Perhaps an so]tlsh. yut to
! DO in your company and roHt from Tho cares Of
MY daily life would bo dolioiouB. Surely nm
aollish to 60 to you. Dly beloved, 1t we
should noyor moot In this world again, do writo
me that you have forgiven my orue1ties !:
I will noyor forget thom, aud, will. Gods
help. will try to noyor repeat them. It
makoa mo very happy to hayo yoa say
You nead me, whllo w0ntlor t!nt ]'aYo any
power to oomfur1; still, no music IL swaoter than
those dear Words
Good night. Your dear llttlo Wlrn
slk WAITS r0n Ills HOMECOMING.
DHopxtyH, SEcoAp-Krony EApNr,}
W1lneAlayi JaA ~, 1867. (
4Y ps!a HNspAsp; 70 borrow your worls." |
, 1874-08-13


- :
euon BroWn.up uol'loa do not jlvo In bFooltlTn.
~ sn!e uno IL was my aihnor hoar, ana l
1ntapoo lnto = CIR "uo Eoae nome Ihls 1s the
GUY ''''o ~ ."fo ote' o'' Will 1"nl e'aco your
npooooo' 1nos onupu hn 'nset"oH OF foal
noHs4.o ~ us ro'1' iutt wv, ~ou!a' nhvo Gu
9oSou H. ; VISA you "oa'a "t'se MN. lie nus
toa'' nS''' ttuo b'ato1 u tnn'u. ~ ~" TWO
uoas n'en "o1o o"oo n'qto toua1sou ~ Pofioce
sy1'pa'hS. an !ooA as Jou IRON tal8
u'a'"iloo III" grant, Bsoas' pure @'io sa'7ay'o8
!oun D'sAh "'fS'
oALruhtnsu!AlaoN. .ra'!a],.l.' :, ,o.,
nv nr,o 1' ns"' ns;ns. .,'a 1a .a.,. -, .o'', H..
- ,,o,,r i. ,... ,,,, oao,.,,, -.
~ ;a,,.. ;n w.. a".ss.,na ~ ~. ~ soA
- ~ rs. ~ d;.a", .t ill., t., Ill.,
a,I aon,,,n.a re,, - ~ ",,J f:.,,.t
- a WV "" '..5 ~
soni 1o'1nR "lf6'
oooa'n'ens'
aEh HUSBAND fSDofhENT ro"Anp HER IN aoHR7
MATTERS.
SUNDAY EVENING jan. ~ '8e'.
Alx PRECIOUS HUSBAND: W. csael iaso, tnss
pat.s 1a "non we Soasn LUZ elH'h o.uee NY
8p'e't 10 nos ae rees' aor haa IL oeen au17ng cur
Rtnntly hnu con8oloubly to me ~ noVor before IN
my lilo; yet ionE TO nhow you my love rone"od
ana oonaooratod as ! humosy poitoVo It hath
oaen' Theodore, you Ano" ioyo YOU. MY heast
Is 10 full as thia moment. and frequently, that
suffer to oxprosa 1t. : Above all, my
aoanand, Wnon you ara loffoly, can l % indluer-
ont! 1 think not ever again. Ah' my swoet,
taKo the loVo oher you. bonoVe IN It, TO tho
ohoofahg OF your h1e'
Il not my supreme wish to bo with you2
Never doubt It. Nothing but tho threatened
e1oRneas OF mysen ana cmloren detesrea
mo: -
Your lottor exproosing great patience toward
mo IN foiefonee 10 my nnanees ca1ne yestorday
h4bo' Iuank you WILL I'LL my neart' fou are
1nagnanlmouH anu generous beyond all mon.
long to bo moro entirely what you mood. It iB
tho wondor OF my life that you are satisfied with
me. 1t is your great goodness, and not IN my
MORT.
RENEWED 7h1noFS 70 HRR HUSBAND.
No nu,,n. vo '1T. A. ~ iao''
1Is
, 1874-08-13

''-"'>.
ambition to ho1p you, Int this Kind oomoth not
by prayer and fasting"
eTnAadE wonp7 CONCERNING an. hEEohEn.
FnlnAx Nionr' p'o' 49, 1eoo'
NY o"S 1Hua 'l1fs: nave oeoa
'ato' anu thoae tuousn@ you sua'l .s nayo: re-, ,e-
'nesnoor Aanu"'. tao4o 'Ayo' .s 1.o"st ~ .,1tn
no" eythpatny 1or one @oo1'as 'o"afoh ei..
NOW tnink naVo nVeu f'ohos' hopp'ct I1e
e'heo haVo >@ho'o'' "s"'' anu haSo you nos
loVoa mo more atdohtly elhoo you saw thae
- anothef h'Ra n"1nFe appseo,aEoa fnef oo1ta1n
It H. mover IN all my nio h"a saoh Faptn1o OF
ou1au"'asua III NY ose 'ot tyo9-sonlo1ni'B hhu4
10 tno o'ftn VI aoosaeE p"oo-a no" lo"n1a'n
ope"e" o't'ou''s "n,ospec4"ly 'o"a'o7 soa'
tao ono po''e SUI ssipIomo . III my sous'
s,nis tc"rp ara Of Al, I'M nv iIfoi md n f,cd coosc
Btall but luvo thoa better after death.
1t ia not possible for my human oroat1lre to
auporHodo you iii my heart. Above nll, you rise
granddaughter, bost. praise God TINT IIo is
roachtng mo Of His great norcy and Iowa shown
by His glft Of 30 groat Aenrt "a your own to bo
mine. For many years, did no. roaisze the
bossiug What remorBo It brings to me Mon-
orieB bitter. awful
But to roturn to Mr. D. He llah boen tho enide
OF our youth, aud, until tho tlroo last droalful
years when our confidence was Bhalson in him,
wo trusted him as no other human being. Dur
Ing those carly years. tho mention of bis pnmo,
to moct him; or, botter still, visit from him,
my ohook would flusl, with ploasuro--an oxno-
r;,na, oo,,,,,n ~ o11 h;u m r;a1,i,roro ~ hnth
.aS ~ H. ~. a..,,,.o IT., da.,,.,s III ~, :.
;...,.a.ta aa.,,a;,,..a.a 49,, ta,,rtt 49,,
n,o.o ',a.,a :sasaa.s ~, as.,.aa s : ..n1ne
a .,at ott-ao,. .,o hot,, ~ mn ID ar,oso5 NJ
.it,r - so,,, go,, Ond h, M T,,orofo~o n 3a
t,,a+ rovo- hoforo hav, lad anch .vroat1,,rs
,.,.,, I'D that bo world ravool Himao1s t. ,1a
~ oror T., w aora bear ..Tha ,,ra IN tsn-t
s,..u .so n,a"
oh n, f,1f1ll this nron,teo INTO ma. nv 1ord md
,o,, IN
~ nor,;nc o,1h' h,,ahond havo o,t,eaxored u, n.y.
- e., .;,,ot oo,+ ~ ~, .o,, t,f,,, WV
.r,,o ,oo,;,r.s . 10 +bov snnoar h mo
Va,,s, pr,r,,vrr
.,s'.. .oa.s' ..,. ,a,, ,., ~, xo1'1'.,e" a"AA'
"sfnoos aoo' oAN " No1naSn.
"WEDNESDAY S1,a NIGHT. jan. =, 1877.
Mf owS: -. "nat saa an3 ~ sou' 'us
oarnos' ~ ouoot !ou So~.asuSr ~. "n , u.'oA
ona1eo 40 constAutly @a aul1ns 1nts nopa1a4'on'
an 6o un"'nlns ~ W PA.i'!'t on1u sout 'etutn'
no nothing "en' = useu ~ ponoso NY oa,4y
au'los "onu " Ao1o t.oapsy w. +aolousuy
poe'of'aou l "as nos 4us'iiuPtoa auu "osotoeu
@ ~ m3 auhoano' n1So lou'.oa ''''o'' 1"uo1'
"1thout 9on can oo no1n'ns' - bfe
bye. your own aaf1ng'
MONDAY, Jan. + 1857. 7
MY PRECIOUS HUSBAND: 1 find our language
yery poor in superlatiycs vheu attempt to de-
scribe nv soul,a loyo. What delicious WAY you
lave Of robuking aud teschiug mo. :.
, 1874-08-13


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am Mt peace to.nignt,"It I! tiled down to walt
patiently for yo,,r liorsa- &, no you
loyo mo always? Aroy = gotttng uscd to
being aifeless1 II yol g by asking me tho
saao question. I say s}sS s .ration Ia moro and
moro dreadful to me-. So
Good night. May CS oaa ia both.
Youn Own.
Sue WANTH uEu HUSBAND 10 NJ ACTIVE IN
PLYMOUTH CHURCH..
SUNDAY EVENING, Fob. ., 1861.
Mi DEahhf oELoSEo: II !oVc bo tho
luinllihR or tic law, tuon arc not tue conditions
lof htH hgoat life ostabliHlod2
realize With tho Vicar OF Wakolloll how groat
2 "oalta wo hAVo In our ohildron. They arc Al
roaaV htGh up-boyond us-aH Christ lookHupon
pufo living 10 has revealed Himself to my
o"pea' a ploFaoo 10 li'a natno'
1uo church Tonight was filled With medical
sLuaents' mr. u. preaching before tlcr Chriatian
onlon' ne co1ta'ni9 ib groAtIy roused this win
'ott @no "ofks most earnestly. VIII you not on
your fosuan r, tufo" III your inspiration and Join
, 1874-08-13
THE TILT0N LETTERS

THE TlLT0N LETTERS
The Marital Correspond.
ence Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Tilton.
Extending Over a Term Of
Years to Within Three
Months Of the Con-
fession.
A Series of Remarkable
Tributes of Love and
Confidence.
The Unconscious Testimony Of
O Kind and Beloved
Husband.
Picture OF a Mans Heart and a
Woman's Power.
The "Pastor''. Figures Prom
inently Throughout the
Letters.
Constant Efforts Of Mrs. Ti1ton
to A1lay Her Husbands
Suspicion.
MIR. Tilton's jealousy 0eca-
siOnally Seeks FIX
preston.
Mari1s and Cosette Of "Les
Miserab1es Over
Again.
The Passion Of Youth in Middle Ago
and hjatrim0ny.
Excitement--in New;York and Brooklyn
Over "The Tribune's" Rev.
e1ations.
"Gath's" Dispatch Is Gonera11y
Circulated in Extras in
Both Cities.
Mr. Beeoher's Organ Admits that It
Changes tho Whole Sit
uation.
1t Is Said to Hayo Broken Up tho Pro.
posed Compromise.
AN IDEAL HOME.
MRS. T11ToN's LETTERS TO Her
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n oUR B0OR Fable

THE British Quarterly Rette5 iof October (repuo-
ushed bv the Leonard Scott Publishing company,
Al Barclay street. New York; offers great aiirae'
tons to the general reader, several Of the articles
being Of unusual interest Foremost among them
we may mention The Lesser Light" which Is
an account Of what Is known and eonleesured
concerning our satellite, given with charming
freedom from dryness and statistics and THE
Mystics of the Fourteenth Century who were,
for the most part, men who had felt more than
Others. the WEAKNESS and sorrow Of human life
Sketches ofth lives Of four or iye Of the most
noted Of them are briefly set forth, together with
EXPLANATION and comparison Of their several doc
irines.
Motley's writings are so well known and liked
that one turns with pleasant anteipations to any
thing that comes from his pen. There are man!
extracts from his New Historical Work in The
present review.
The article on Landseer Is not biographical, bu
Is description and criticism Of his style ant
works
We find two controversial articles on exclesias
tlcal topics, "The Abolition Of Patronage and th'
Scotch Churches" referring to the Church Law
ofscouand some of wich have recently been al
tered and amended and "The Established Churcl
and lis Defenders" on the much discussed ques
ton Of Church and State in England.
"our Naval Requirements" sets forth the ad
vantage OF desirability Of having large naval re
serve always ready for the protection of vessel
engaged in commerce, and to be ready for promE
action in case Of war.
Eighty pages Of this Review are devoted to nc
uces OF new books, under the heading "Conten
porary Literature" Works on all subjects ar
mentioned, and they are so classified that eithe
student OF noyel-reader can see at glance wht
new treats the literary world has in store fC
him.
Our readers will do well to provide hemselv'
for the coming year with one or all of the perio'
icals reprinted by the Leonard Scott Publisinin
company. They are as follows The Londo
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British Quarterly Reviews, and Blaekwood
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coLoRED DEMOCRATS

An Augusta, Georgia, correspondent
writes:
AS a body the colored people of Geor-
ola are done with the Radical party tor
ever. The leaders Of that organization
have cheated, swindled, lied to and de-
ceived them for the last time. AT the
election Yesterday whole batalions OF
,hem voted the Democratic ticket. IN
Bibb county, where the colored vote is
much stronger than the white, and where
regular candidates were in the held rep
resenting both parties. the Democrats
carried the day by 1900 majority. In the
city of Augusta there were almost as
many colored men who voted the Demo
cratic as the Radical ticket. One or two
OF the counties reported as having gone
solidly for the Democrats have large
black population. 1t took the negro
long time to find out who was mis- oes
friends-to learn that his old master wa'
man who would do to trust thousane
times more than the carpet-bagger'
Wilkes county, the home OF Ioomos
did not cast single vote for the Repub
hcan party. The negro who has hearc
Toombs and Stephens speak looks upoT
them as supernatural beings. Many o
them can not be made to believe tina
such eloquence comes from ordinary
moTtals,
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GRANT HEARS THE NEWS.
washington Capitol.l

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When the returns from Ohio and In
dana reached the President, together
with the fact that some lunatic had put
'for rent on the White House, Grant
asked Babcock what it all meant. No
dee to quit" briefly responded the High
Custodian Of the Public Grounds.
"I won't do it," responded his Excel
Iency, that house is the only one large
enough to hold my family and the pic
tsre Of them. Where in the devil am !
expected to put that picture, Id like to
know p
"Your friends could build you as big
house in St. Louis" humbly suggested
Bah.
St. Louis, roared the savior Of his
country, that's pretty idea. Follow
Sherman to St. Louis and have him ca.
yorting round as general ofthe army and
me nothing.
"It is proposed, your Excellency to
make General Sherman your successor
and restore you to the generalship Of the
army"
"Babcock, exclaimed his Excellency
turning blue, telegraph Belknap to arm
the marine band with reyolvers, and
Childs and Murphy to meet me in Wash
mgton, and order Robson to concen-
Hate himself on Washimgton-In SEE
Who vacates,.
q And his Excellency drank sixteer
cocktails and smoked forty cigars, tina
made even the Indians sneete and shec
tears.