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A lady friend OF ours says that the beauti.
full vistas of her soul lite become blurred
when she sends her husband to the corner
grocery with four bits for loaf of bread, and
he comes back chewing cloves and tells how
he generously gave away the change TO q
blind man with only one hind leg
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

A man demanded free glass Of rum in a
Nevada saloon, and did not get It, Then he
said he had never tried it, but it had been the
ambition of his life to kill a barkeeper; but
when the barkeeper took out two siX-shooters
and club the man said he did not mean q
polite, gentlemanly barkeeper, bat one OF
those fellows who wore paste diamonds and
parted their hair in the middle.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

Literary young man at a party: miss
Jones, have you seen Crabbe's Tales"
Young lady, scornfully: II was not aware
that crabs had tails"
Literary young man, covered with cOnfus-
ion: Il beg your pardon, ma'am,l should
have said. read Crabbe's Talesy"
Young lady, angrily, scOrnful: "And was
not aware that red crabs had tails, either"
Exit young man.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

The Utica OJserrcr sounds a note of wgH-
ing which merchants and others who are IL
clined TO advertise cannot afford TO ignCe.
1t says: "The insanity of DIR. j. c. Aver, of
Lowell, affords q terrible warning to advr-
Users. Here is man engaged in The maui,
facture of a pill not differing much from he
hundred other pills that may be obtainedat
any drug store. In an unguarded momat
he made up his mind that he would advertie,
not in the picayune style OF the ordnay
dealer, but in u comprehensive sort OF way,
by which he could reach every possible pU.
chaser OF pills He started with the idea If
devoting half lis profits each year TO advG.
Using. TheTesult might have been foreseel
He accur1uiatec money so rapidly that le
didnr 1now what T. do with it, When lie
had rolled together fifteen million dollas
and had yainly endeavored to find some ou-
let for his ever-increasing profits, his mini
gave way under the absorbing cares of hB
vast business, and he is now patient at al
asylum Tor The insane. How easily thi
might have been aver;ed. If he had stuck Il
the conservative methods OF many OF gu.
merchants AMI refrained from advertising
he might have been passing quietly through
bankruptcy now instead OF being loaded
down with uncoHnted millions. Ii is a dan
gerous experiment tor a man that does no
want TO ret rich TO advertise. Or if he adver
tises at all, be must advertise grudgingly anC
at long intervals, lest his profits should grow
out OF all proportion 10 his requirements, and
he should find himself burdened with wealth
Advertising conducted on the principle oil
devoting half the profits Of a business to 1t
Is, we repeat, dangerous experiment. Ii
preclpitates fortune upon the advertiser SO
suddenly that the chances are even that he
will not know what TO do with the money"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

Il don't see how you can have been work.
ing all day like horse exclaimed the wife
of lawyer, her husband having declared he
had been thus working. We'll, nv DEAR
he replied, II have been drawing convey
ance all dsy, anyhow
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

An American grocer had pound of sugar
returned with a note, saying, Too much
sapd for table use, and not enough for build
ing purposes"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

whats the name Of your dog"' asked a
West Side man of neighbor.
ave call him Roamer, or Roam for shortr'
was the reply.
WELL continued the first man, you'd bet.
ter make him stop nipping at my heels every
time 90 by, or I'll make Roam how'll
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

4 tramp who was ordered out of the city
by the police, yesterday. paused when lie got
beyond the corporation limits, and raising
his hand 10 heaven, solemnly announced his
Isiention Of joining the new Hayes party.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

An old colured preacher was lecturing a
youth of his fold about the sin of dancing,
when the latter protested that the Bible plain.
" said There is time 90 dance YES,
dar am time 10 dance, said The dark divine
land it's when a boy gifts q whippin for
rwlne TO q ball"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

"What is bat'" asks a contemporary. A
far as our education extends, a bat is thin!
to encourage cat to get off back fence
and is composed of half brick"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

A cleanedOut Spectator in despair calls
upon baron of the Grant species:
Sir says he, in Il fal,ering voice, II adj
dress myself to you, thinking that you might
furnish me with employment. | am rnlned.
/ took shares III all your enterprises, Any
assistance"--
ii should be glad 10 do So" replies the
financicr, "hr. you see, man in my employ
ment has got to have certain amount of pen
eirhlion and intelligence. am afraid you
would not do"
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FRENCH & CRANE,


NOTICB:.-EsrATE OF THOMAS IyHvas, pEc'D.-
~ Notice hereby given, that undersigned Admin
istOr OF the estate OF TnomA ybgrn late Of the county
OF La sale and state Of Illinois. deceased Will appear be
the County Of said county, the third Monday
being The fifteenth day Of October l-i A. the County
Court House. In Ot:Rva In said county. when and where
ali persons having claims demands agHnst said estate
are notified 70 attend and present the writing Tor
sdlztTuent.
Date THIS 18th Gay OF July 4 d. ISL ..-..-.
JOHN :. nYBTRN.
IuiI-3v Administrator.
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SIX feet in his boots p said Mrs. Parting
ION; land what will the imperence OF this
world come TO, wonder? Why, they might
usi as well tell me that man had six
nnals.f-
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

Be kind to the book agent He has fatn
er, perhaps, and mother who knew him in
his innocent youth. Perhaps even now, IN
some peaceful New England village, fond
hearts are beating for him, and sweet lips
breathe loves dearest prayer for his welfare.
Therefore lay him down tenderly, fold his
hands peacefully on his breast, and close his
eyes gently as you put him to rest under the
branches of the weeping willow, where the
birds carol all through the summer days their
sweetest songs. But plant him deep-plant
him deep!-Puch.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

"PULL, ADAM, PULL"-There was lad in
Ireland, who was put at work in linen fac.
tory; and while he was at work there, piece
of cloth was wanted to be sent out which was
short of the quantity it ought to be; but the
master thought 1t might be made the length
by little stretching. He thereupon unroll.
cd the cloth, taking hold of one end of ii
himself, and the boy at the other. He then
said, "Pull Adam, pull"
II can not, SIR"
"Why~ said the master.
because il is wrong, sir" said Adam and
he refused TO pull.
Upon this the master said he would not do
for linen manufacturer, and sent him home; ;
bat the boy became the learned Rev. DR..
Al dam Clarke.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

The steamboat Alpha recently arrived
from Baltimore and made trial trip IN the
bay. She has neither propeller nor paddle
wheel, but is propelled by stream of water
being forced from the stern by pump. She
is IS feet in length, 10 feet beam. and s fee:
in depth. The pump is driven by sixteen
horse power tubular boiler with sixty pounds
o. steam the pump makes 100 strokes a min
u.e There is no ripple at the stern, and the
vessel is, therefore, especially adapted to work
% canals. BY shutting Of the discharge al
lie stern and forcing from The bow, the vessel
u backed. She can make about eight knots
50 hour-NT. Obse1 ~.
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NOTICE.-hsTArE or JEREMIAH luoKDAS, DIG u.
y Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned Admins
traitor OF Jeremiah lOran late OF the county
% la sale and state OF Illinois, deceased v appear before
the County Court said county the "a Monday Cbeng
the on day of pembr ss ~ The County Court House
OTTAWA 10 said county vbn and where all persons having
claims demands SAID estate uUfel attend
and present TIE same u writing for Adjustment.
Dsied tbs IN -=g - J-ly a. . $50
JANIS =. faoEpAN.
s1lis-w AduirisfrstOr.s
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EIN<L SETTLIcN ENT.-Esr

II n
THEODORE Hos. DEC'D.-NOice j. hereby given 70 All
persons interested In said estate that the undesgned Ad
mnsratOr with the Will annexed Of the estate OF sal Iheo
dOre HOss eased will appear before the county court OF
the county la Sale and state OF Illinois at the County
Court House IN Ottawa in said county on Monday sh day
OF August ls, for the purpose ~ TtNerng an ac-
count OF his proceedings H. the administration oI sad s-
- q Tor the flal settlement.
Dated al Ottawa this 18Th day Of JEly ls,'.
AUGUST FUNFsIS,
ATTEST: ". a. NcCALEB. Administrator, &c
Clerk Couatg court La sale Co. IN. iulyliw
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SHEKIEE,S SALE IL vrtne oi . snecIa

II ERIE rs SALE By virtue OF special
- execution issued OF the clerks Office OF me circuit
Court OF La sale county and state of Illinois, upon de
cree rendered therein NJ The February term A. D. oM mere
OF In certain wherein william l.. Beck was corn
palnant. and Bridget McGoWsn defendant ana 70 ne dl
rected, whereby COMMANDED TO make The amount o.
fOrysx dollars out of the following described lands and
tenements 10 Wit Lot four IN block seventeen ADAMS
Addition To the city of La Sale, county al La Aie ana
state OF Illinois Il have Ryed on said above described
property
Therefore according TO the said command sla expose
Tor sale AT public auction te said above de,cfio property
on Tuesday, the 18Th day ct August ,' a2 - No
al the south door Of the Court House Ia ottawa lhos
Dated al Ottawa, H., this 18th tav ~ July lst;,,,.
RUFUS &. STEVENS.
iu,y2i Sheriff OF La Sale County. III.
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Eegal.

CHI. E'k"S SAIE.-By vrtu" OF Rn execu.
= ton issued OF the CLERKS Office OF the Crcut Court
La Sale county, and STATE of lnos ana TO me drct
certain Judgment recently obtained against Ro1er wal
lce IN favor Sooman G. Barnett out OF lands, tenc'
nents goods and chattes OF the said Eober Wallace have
vied the following property to Wit The west af Of
Tie southeast quarter OF Section Nineteen township tty'
ree NORTH range four east OF the third principal MERIDIAN
"a Sale county, Illinois.
Therefore, according to said command. shall expose
or sale, At public auction all the right e and Interest OF
lie above named ober Wallace In ard TO the above DE
crbed property on Saturday the i'm day OF August 1871
O'Clock p NJ, At the south door OF te County Court
House, In ottawa, Illinois.
Dated at Ottawa, H.. this 18TH day Of July 1871.
RUFUS G.. STEVENS.
llly2i-3w Sheriff OF La Sale County, lH.
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NICHOLSON & SNOW,

4 SsSIG ~ r rs y oTICBS.-NoiIce u mere.
a by given that by virtue OF certain deed OF assgi
his day executed and fled for record 100 TIE fecoru. OF
ignee Of Albert Maerhoier and OF the nrn Of Naefhoer
Jordan, of Ottawa, his All persons having claims against
laid arm or against Albert MaerhOier viii present the
same verified by aidayt) within three n0ntn
this dafe.t GEORGE BEATTY.
KICuUisoS q SNOW Atiorpcy. lgly2l-GY
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CLEAN PEOPLE

acusSKeeyers Builders Painters remember hat keep.
large stock OF pure Leads. Paints. Oils, ssrtsE PAN
brushes and AL kinds Of material for pALMg- vii -
BE undersold. h. HOS.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1877-07-28

ZINE Il GLISH A ND FRENCH
J. STATIONARY plain and initilated-at .. $40
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ID every dsscript0u done realty, correctly. bd II he
priers- Give cal. and ali c.gsr q give
you eur safissaersla- CNMfNF NIplHAA,
Ne lf Con-. nl.s
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1877-04-20

After being rejected by his former con-
stituCnt5 as n candidate for Congress. and
placed permanently on the retired list of
low demagogucs in Iowa, JOIN 4. KAssoN
has been lifted by the Fraudulent President
from the ob,curity to which public opinion
had consigned him, and made Minister to
Spain.
In the closing hours Of tho last Congress,
KAssOS. speaking for the worst clements of
his party. made u gross and malicious at
tack upon Mr.. TnDEN, in which he a-sailcd
his public acts and his private character
with glaring fal-choods and fabricated
charges that rcvotcd the better sentiment
of his own side. He deliberately mutilatcd
and perverted public records, to give an air
Of plau-ibility to these Wliul inventions.
and when convicted ON the spot Of caumny.
he continued to rciterotc the accusations
withnu, the least scruplc.
1t Was on that occasion, after session OK
tending through the whole night, and when
the first rays Of the sun began to iluminc
the scene. that Mr. HEWITT Of this city, in
an ifnpassCncd Outhurst of Indignation and
cloquencc, reused the House from its slum-
hcrs, and administered to KAssoN castiga-
tion that will be long remembered rs one of
the most effective and crushing of its kind.
He took up the charges separately, and cx-
posed the falschood Of each so completely
that their author was overwhelmed with
scorn and resentment.
still, KAssoN's speech was circulated over
the country 10y the million. rs prominent
campaign document, through ZACu CHAND-
LrRs committee, and it was uscdas author
ity on the stump for impcochng Mr.. TIL
DEN 5 integrity. At the last session Of Con-
gross, when the conspiracy to cheat Mr. TIL
DEN out of his rights had taken the form Of
the Electoral Commission. kAssoN was fifty
chosen 10y the Republicans Of the House to
represent them before that packed tribunal
He had been previously sent 10 Florida a. a.
member of the committee to investigate the
frauds which the Returning Board had por-
pctNted, and made a withdrawing report
Of the regulation pattern.
For those services and others Of q similar
character, this man, who could not now be-
elected n constable In the Republican district
whore be lives, has been converted into an
envoy extraordinary. aud sent to the place
which Of all others in Europe at tbs time /,
most important 10 the Unitod states. On ac-
count Of Cuba. HAYES pays OF his personal
and political debts by making the Treasury
his banker, andby degrading public honors
Into rewards for his interruptions larti-aus
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| into good order since its valiant defence
| against MrRAv1ErF in 1856; and IL must
| either be taken or masked il any operations
are undertaken in Armenia. As the popua-
ton hero will bc to some extent sympathetic
to the invader, these operations may be to Il
limited extent successful: aud if kar- were
taken, strip Of territory including that
fortress. the narrow wedge of Bayazid and
possibly the pachalik Of Van might he an
ncNod to Russia while if Persia should at
tack lower down. she might look to bc re-
wardod with Mo-ul or Bagtad, to which She
ha- long put ful ward a claim.
The object of Russia being to extend hcr
influence directly toward the Persian Gulf
her EFFORTS would be in this direction, and
not from the east toward either Constants
noplc or Palestine; hut they would Of ncces-
sity arouse the opposition Of England even
moro than amy advance through European
Turkey upon the Bosphorue She must Toe
prepared. therefore, il either directly or
through a Persian alliance she attempts
10 change tho Turkish frontier ON
the Tgris. to SEQ an English army
landed at the head Of tho Persian
Gulf But thi, being contingency she
would wish to avoid, and the neutrality of
England, for as long period as possible.
being of great Importance to her. it il prob
able she will hesitate before pushing her
forces too far in this direction. Moreover IL
must Toe remembered that she has in her
rear the mountains of Crcassia, whore
it might he possible for the Porte
10 lend 10000 cAlcd Circassians, who
would ask nothing better than to
he transported back to their native fast
nc.scs. thcrc TO carry on a guerrilla warfare,
supported by the Turkish fleet on the coast.
Fortheso reasons, the prominence attribut-
ed t. th- Eastern attack by Russia is not de-
served. Any warfare undertaken here will
bc OF the most hazardous and arduous de-
schuuon, and no advantages can bc
won excepting after protracted struggles
in mountain dclilc-. Whatever strip Of
couftrynight be annexed would bc wild and
barren. and most inaccessible in character.
with the exception of the Armenian popu-
lati n Che remaining inhabitants would be
~ ungoycrnabic by the Russian as they
have proved to be by the Turks: and
excepting for some Interior political
purpose, their conquest would be to
tho last degree troublesome and un-
profitable. While. therefore, we shall watch
with interest The first movements Of the
Russian army in It's advance on Asatic Tur-
key. we DO not believe that IL has any other
function tAantha Of opcratnga diversion
in favor Of the main attack, which must be
upon The Danube.
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F.iRltER TEMPLES STONE POT.
IL II OF Indian or Prehistoric Workmanship
DIR. Dayi.s Opinion.

Mr.. Edwin Temple of Stafford, Conn, has
been doing hit Of work in the Schliemann line
and is now tho posse--or OF a very remarkable
piece Of hollow ware. THIS il 4 stono pot
wrought ont of the gnciss or course granite
which abounds in those parts. From all ac-
counts, Il must have been LETT upon the meadow
whor' Mr.. Temple found H. many years ago
probably several hundred Yeas oso.
Taken ia cross section. this unique vessel
is very ncirly cilipural in shape. Meaeurol
upon the outside it is fourteen inches long by
twelve inches vide aud twelve or fourteen inches
de p. The outer Surfr'e IS almost a3 smooth
as Il Is possible To- cut 80 coarse - stone with a
chi-nL The bottom is evenly rounded. tho
ellipucM curve again appearing in The perpcn-
dioular -eetion. making broad and t1lorably
fat foundation for tbs vessel 'o rest upon. At
the ends. about an inch anda hti from the rim.
squarc-eut tray handles PROJECT. Til" inside Il
the pot is slightly coni0u in -hapo, that IT,. ii is
larger at the t.p than at the bottom. the c,i-o,-
ling h"ing almost as perfect rs on the outside
except at the bottom where the indantation- Of
Il harp-pointsd instrument IRE plainly visible.
Tie stone Is about an inch th k ut the rim. and
Tho tni Nh - is greater lower down.
This pot gives two evidences Of having scon
service thu base is smoother than any other
part the coarse grain OF the stone being poll
ishel by much contact with The ground; and on
tn" inside. whore the stone is roughest. Il H.
stained a dark cgl9r.,a rs il 10y greasy matter
Il found it last summer said Mr.. Temple
n'ur u niue nt'yk oN ypnd r, which con-
tribut : Oh head we; re- ~ The SonuiiH ri, r..
was getting muck FROM the meadow. and aft p
digg ~ III the muck for some little suare
iYud ms Thing resting on the hard pnn-iurned
over with mutt. bur it has hocn laying ont here
W tl' ran ever since. AMI has got washed cl
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The Experience of a Religion, Journal.


Ono Of tho noticoohia tbincs obout tho
present tmc f. the general decline in ,ho
circulal ION Of new-papcrs. II il truo tl..r...
Is lu.t at rresout IL DECREE, Of ora,hv r.ga,I.
intpunlie Questions. hut the rhier ronson If
this state of things il the condition If hnsi.
nos. which il snch tbot roo,,i', ara o,,,
omizing even in small matters. The lack Of
p.blislel figures Of ,hoir circulation f,,l,ls
our giving. as we wish we might r,r II
would be a very instructive and interesting
showing. lust tie extent Of fine fallin,, off in
the business ~ o,r oontonrorori,. ito
percentage ana where II is ,-r,,t.st Tbn.
.,e.n to think that tl.ir condition is h.t.
tered Lv keeping the facts ra,,ar.f,u., ib,,r
circulation from tl, eve. of tho rnllio .,on
ia time. whom hoy arc l,ir, th. boot. anal
low. when tn,r are prin,i1, rro,tl,. ro.
ouced editions. tb.v mo moro thnn e,er in.
clincd To- withhold the G,nros II,rcip ~.
think thnv mistake for notbinr, l. so l,ro
:. -aip the confidence Of tho nuilie o-, en-.
t....f.li.in..-. I'M dealing with tham
AnIuu,rall. execution t,tli- n.vano,or
~.t.er,, is disniavcl hv orr rolirlnus cam.
t.rr.rlrv fla, Witness which va-t.,.i,,,
,.fr-od I'M detail tho largo decline i'm it,
-.l 4oriutisn tit and ri,,h,l,. ttrilntol ,hi-
,t.
thncir.nlation Of i.o V-.fly Witness ,.,s
on a., jtl.of January last Oh GA c,,i.. "a
very ltr.-, .dit..ntnniiut Fr.r tf,,.,.
'.7' ". ,'i'i'u s'''''''E' "'.ll
80, .1,',',, 49, ~ u. '7 uV"H ~
4,.,',,',,l ,r,''. s.',,.. o,'s. ~ 'ii''e ,i'u
i''''is ,.'' 10 '"l sioor
l",+, - ''''s o'.n ~ ''e'y
IN, -''V 80 .'' LIS "ooN' ''ie SUM-
,'S 49, ~ i"''"'9 XIV .h, suggest
''''"y Wv '',r'' ,'''' f-''' ''"' 'A' sum-
49, va" "''A'"S
...,''-, '"' '''i''I iN0 va" ''
"l'rV".9 90 '''' o'''''''N i''
~ '''' l'"i'''' QUE vi ,'.'
"'''.'' WIN al 'i''7
a. ni"l''' 81 re-
- '''9 '"' 20 ~ N,' d. iu' H7 intrinsic lu'
i''7t''' "u' 'i,oi y'''7 r"liy'nR TO us
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for him. and carried through the conspiracy to
put him where he could be visited by Grand
Dukes. He solicited the negro votes and his
heart bled for the man and brother; but he pre-
fcrs TO keep him at distance. Such is the poll
cy ofthe Fraudulent President. who threw the
sop OF DoUGLAss's appointment to the Black
Republicans. while he put on them the brand of
social degradation. We see by this act what
sort OF man Mr.. HAYES is.
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REPORT OF THE LOUIsI4Nl COMMITS.
SION
A Free Translation Of the Cipher Despatch
from New Orleans TO Washington.

Nr. Ma''h VS. 10 inc eject that II would not De
well. in public document like this. to record
no u'''' oil our nes1'a,,ons IN louisiana we
"hNV INC hVhor 10 submit thc lolloWlng SUM
,I' ..,. - 49, w "ip '''i''', .A AZ
N'''.' 'V''A '1N0''''i'' ""' p'e"9ou ~ 'Vliioi
up,h US.
The time between Washington and New Or
iSehs was iu'Iy Occupied IN a STUDY oil mr.
E'Wts's letter Of Instructions. For conye-
gra,ts ami ,,,b r,o,,i,or ~, tho ,,,,,,,f.si,
~''i"7' ann ct" mcmper 81 inc commission
Uhih- ohe' sh'pc'td IL 10 inc most s'lcnt lie
H. n,.,nir,,o If ,he ,,,nnr 4, N.eb,,iia aa',,
Ia i'D'r reported ms par"gr'ph TO thc Ch'Ir-
man, with his opinion concerning the signin-
~ ''- " "'" i"''-" W N'"-
''''''' D"' we must c,hl'S- ,'"' on. success
was very ind flercn,. and att LEAVING Nashville
we "N"'" 7uD''''"'" ''' p'tuEr"pn7 mo
sentences, ana th,n tran7pos"d i1cm. ana read
them backward. hut with no better results
IA. =, NV,
W. ''"'" Wv 'ii'"n' III su",o p'fu'IlnE
up'n despair. The only definite idea We de-
a,v'. ,'ur, ' . 'i's ..'s s,yillgu 20 uS'
'"s '.D ,"'"'' ~ ""' 'oilhilSSl"h' l"
Sc-retary-wns that your ENcoicncy considered
the ,roops in thc STATE Ifouso n monaco IN ci,il
liberty. clear violation Of the Constitution.
lau, maintained in violnfion of ,o,d ninr,i. and
,, III. ,,.I ,t', y. ,s,. 49,,
So poii0 an" 'i'"' 1t was 'nv sworn uu'y ~
your EX""llency to withdraw them at once
whether sIr. Eyans intended To- convey Mia
- =. -, '"''
lIoi''HI"h' or m'rey ls'd tie words which
:, med to convoy H. for the pur,oss OF conceal
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