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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

1t is fact that wherever DR.. Bulls
Blood Mixture has been once used,
its sale has largely increased; the
best proof that it Is good medicine.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

CHILpBENs Suits, ages to 10 years
in knee and long pants.
BECKER & WOLF.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

CHOICE ground Coffee only % cents
per Ii at Hand 81 Cos.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

Ii you want a square meal. call at
Koontz' restaurant. Aft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

DIR. Prices Special Flavoring Elk.
tracts.
These Flavoring Extracts have
won their way to public favor from
their merits. No housekeeper who
has favored a cake, pudding or
cream with DR.. Prices Flavors, will
ever return to the use CT the cheap
Flavoring Extracts that food the
market
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

OYSTERS in every style at Koontz'
also for sale by the can. Aft
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

To Kansas.
Another grand excursion to Tope-
ka, Kansas, Oct. 10. Rates cheaper
than ever. For full infor nation call
on, or address,
s. l.. McKELvY. & Co.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

LITTLE Mack says that Clothing is
cheaper to-day than 1t has ever been.
25 Comic Hash Cards 10 cents.
Charles Lamson, Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

THE prices sell the Goods, that is
Honest prices makes trade for Little
Mack.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

80 Fine mixed Cards 10 cents.
Charles Lamson. Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

80 White or Cream Cards 10 cent
Charles Lamson, Plymouth, Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
To Kansas.

NEW aud cheap, those ShawIs at
Little Mack's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

SCARLET Medicated Underwear at
Becker & VOLTS.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

The ladies' claim that Little Mack
has the best fitting Cloaks in this
city.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

80 tinted Bristol Cards 10 cents.
Charles Lamson' Plymouth. Ind.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

GO TO Koontz' Bakery for your
Lunch. AZ II
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

WEDDING Suits a Specially at
LITTLE MAcK's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

READ Little Mack's argument.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

The firm of Suit & Brink, lumber dealers has
been dissolved. iAll persons irdebted to said firm
will please Call at their Office in the planning mill
and settle. @. W. SUIT,
JAMES H. BRINK
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
THE REPUBLICAN.
Grand Millinery Display.

Vests Liver Pills Cure Sick Headache.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10

oV.ERCo a 7 8 !!

tahIo Pnss will
fo THAT
other nsm
bel alike to ewhh
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1878-10-10
ARGUMENT

ely Merchant whhw onth it
al a
IN 20
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10

bat asks the lettar-Writer, 1s he equally
certain that the native papers OF Bengal
are not creating and moulding popular
| feel. ug into ehapef Many of the editors,
he goes on to say, are men who ma that
acq uaintance with English IL no longer a
sure passport to official employment, and
so "start email local newspapers and gam
a precarious livelihood by venting their
spleen on the Government" Some specl-
mems of the ''public opinion" prepared by
these papers are given. The Sdng6dd FRA
rdkdr complains that it was true that
Lord Clive's victory at Plassy was won on
behalf of civilians only" The Bdn9a
Hetaishi declares that the British govern
India only to drain off it's wealth for the
benefit of their own cOnntrymen. The
Am,ita Bdsaar Pdtrika talks very much
like a Fenian organ in Ireland, and con
cludes an article with the remark that II
the Hindus can preserve their national lie
they may arise some day and win their
liberty, but if they lose it they are ruined
forever. "To emasculate a nation that the
Government may rule without trouble
Surely to poison an obecure colonel Is by
far a lighter crime," says the writer the
cheerful reference being to tho attempt on
the life of Colonel Phayre, the British Res
ident at the Court of the Guikwar of Bar
ods. "Most of the British" says. the
Moorshedabad Pratinidh!, "are not better
than beasts in human FORM" "While in
our countries," esys the Bharat Hthfr.
speaking of Turkeys struggle for national
life. "people are ready to die, the natives
of India shrink with horror from the idea.
The lesson will not be lost on u.s." And 30
1t goes on through long list of papers.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10

During the summers of 1876 Z about
$I75 600 of treasure was recovered from
the wreck of tho Pacific Mait Company's
steamer Japan, which wac burped off the
coast of China in December, 1874. IL is
the first wrecking operation ever con
Quoted in the open ece&n at go great q
depth, the water being twenty three faith
Oms deep. The scene of the accident was
l35 miles east of Hong Kong; the nearest
land was Breaker Point, twenty miles
away. The Japan had on board about
$35O,OO0 in specie. Captain John P. Rob
erts of New York began the undertaking in
January, 1875. In March ne found one of
the padde-wheels, but it was not until
August that he discovered the wreck,
eleven miles southwest of the wheel. On
the 18th of September Captain Roberts be-
lieved the whole enterprise would prove q
failure, but on the very last plunge for the
season, the diver managed to push his hand
through hole in the tank and secure q
piece of coal. The lump, on examination,
proved to consist of twenty four American
trade dollars, burned aud oxidized 80 much
that they required q great deal of securing
to reveal their true character. The wreck
ers retired soon after to Hong Kong for the
Six months of the northeast monsoon, and
resumed operations in the spring. The
coin is mostly in good condition, though
nearly all of it is black and heavily oxi-
died. Some near the surface of the tank
were partially melted, and many of the
boxes are chRrred and broken. Some of the
dollars are bright when brought to the sur
face, but turn black soon after being ex.
posed to the air.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10

reaches somebody's errand boy, and that
erraud boy pinches some baby's hip or
kicks cat or dog. j. DoUBLEYEw.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
BUTLERS HIT At POLITICAL PROTEST
ANT MINISTER'S.

Washington, Jan. 29.-General Butler is
at last being heard FROM He created quite
a sceno in the House to day, of which he
was the central figure. First he presented
the petition of the operatives at Lowell,
Mass, protesting against the passage of the
Bland Silver bill. The right of such citi-
zens, he said, he would not question. Then
be presented similar petition from the
Norfolk County (Mass.) Conference of
Unitarian preachers. After it was read he
said: "Will the Speaker send me the Bible
he has on his desks" The book was taken
to him, when he opened it, and, turning to
tn second chapter of st. John, read the fol-
lowing "And the jews Passover was at
hand, and Jesus went up to Jerusalem and
found in the Temple those that sold oxen
and sheep and doves and changers of money,
sitting. And when he had made a scourge
of small cords he drove them all out of the
temple, and the sheep aud the oxen, and
poured out the changers' money and over
threw the tables. And said unto them that
sold doves, Take these things hence.
Make not my fathers house a honse of
merchandise And his Disciples remem-
bered that it was written The zeal of
thine house hath eaten me up.'" When
the reading was finished General Butler,
raising his hand to heaven, said, with
painful emphasis: "After such rebuke
have nothing further to say" This episode
gave rise to roars of laughter and appla use
from all parts of the ball.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
nv FrwAbp RENAtp.

The crowd surs I'd 'ast sod the "rowd Sn'Ged west
Past the pictures lininG the i"i'y Ws, Wsm i,,,.
Mono knew no my heart in my nnrnihR pto"et
Was straining Ia burst its hr,lii
For there--s-t calm III 10" ri,ded irans,
Passed by with cold cont-mp,"onh g"h'e-
Lay sleepipg ur der tho snht OF name,
The old still hic of FrAhce'
Ybsre tho .hips went mp and tho ships went dow
eIaiiysr gliding !" y Er,'s Snrmsn s"T sSa; town,
Like a gbostly sr2"ssi ,.,L
while the quiv.rins sunlight streaming through
Had yildsd the Z, pre- and tho yew
Growing churohyatd wall.
How nv heart Ieaped back to the old glad time.
To the dear old'd days in the HeadoW- r~rnt,
with the cowsliP and Pfimsonc IN ths'F ptiiHo'
when I sat there st her feet
How the golden trr.ses. the smile so bland
Came back with tho old sweet, gifIsh grace
AR seemed TO cit in that Norman land
with my lest love face To face
oh. the ripplng sound OF her low. sweot voice,
with each tender tone like a kind carossl
There was music making my heait rJo.S~
In the rustle of her dross!
And the golden bird in It's rtided cage
Would ait and liston tse whole dAv long,
With rGf,od plumage and mimic rage,
In envy OF her song
Oh tho doAr. dead days of my perisbed past
Oh, the weary waste o. my present pain
Can my heart find comfort Of last, at Lat
And bring you back sgainf
Answer. oh, answer. Lisette, Litette!
From yonr shining seat where the angels arc,
FOR tAe sun 10 sinking to rest my PCT,
Ger the bare, bleak waste OF yon sandy bar!
Yksn our talk kept time to the sound of beos
On the Amorous airs, that loved TO fan
All the quivering boughs OF the alder uees,
Where the Tippling river ran;
TArn over the rampArts worn and old.
The breeze stole sweet with the chime OF bells;
Bnt nol1 II creeps o'er the waters cold
Through gArlands Of immortelles.
Though the world 10 weary Lisette, Lisette.
Though thon art bAnished beyond recall
Yet my heart grew young, though my eyes were wet
At that picture on tho wall.
Though my life is bitter with want and woo,
Though time Ia turning my gold hair gray,
Yet one bright tress kept from the long ago,
Cliugs close to my heart to day!
30 pace the shore In my dumb despair,
With the purp ling water moaning low,
And dream of the river 40 freAh and iAir
Where tho white shipa como and go;
While the sunset fades from the sobbing seas.
Far out fIom the gleam of the shining sAnds.
nd deepens the blush on tho trembling trees
October clasps In his crimsonod hands.
s all the stream glldes on to the cleaning sea-
Still the ships go up and the ships go down.
with the wind abAft or the helm R.lee,
Past tho old gray walls Of that Norman town:
And under the cypress shadows yet,
Where the towering poplar trsmbles through,
Ny heart lies buried, Etsette, Liseue
There-where they buried you.
lAEptctons Journal
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10

DIFFERENT OPINIONS OF A RERIGIoUs NEws
is published in the North
Catholic weekly, which bears at it's IN mast-head
the legend, Edited under the immediate
Supervision of the Right Rev. Bishop" From
this fact any one might reasonably suppose
that the paper would be received with uuIimit-
cd satisfaction and praise by the Catholic
public. Yet such is not the case, as witness
the two following letters received by the
Bishop, and published in a recent issue of his
paper:
DRESDEN, o., D ecember 10, 1877.
Dear ST-Upon the expiration of my sub.
scription, You will please discontinue the
--- for me. When / subscribed for
your paper expected to get a religious paper.
and not one that was continually scandalizinp
our congregation and community. Hence the
reason for my Withdrawing from your subscrip-
tion list. Yours respectfully,
JOHN HoRNUNG.
LAKE FORREST, ILLINOIS
am not much in the habit of obtrudIng NV
views upon others; but II you will allow me TO
express my opinion just for this once will
say that, in my judgment, the -----i Is
too eNcluslyely religions 30 take well with the
masses. They want q variety Of choice litera.
ture and reliable information concerning the
most important events Of the dav.
THos. +. O'MAHoNKY.
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
aas,n,n. s.a, and Catholic Messenger.
IN THE ART GALLERY.

WV GsllnAss. s0'.,..v FEBRUARY 10 rs
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10

says Brutus to Csssius, implying that it is
an aggravatiOn of vulgarity to air your
irritability in the presence of your domes-
tics. The same precaution is observable
to. day. Many q lively intellectual meal
is eaten on the Avenue. In families where
appearances are verything it is not un-
common for John to be ordered on distant
mission, or for Jane to be despatched to the
top of the house while the master and
mistress vent their brewing wrath in q
wOrdy duel dealing their cuts and slashes
and guards and retOrts in viruIent soto
vOce that it may not reach the kitchen.
Threats of divorce, separate maintenance,
recrimination and the "lie direct, ;" followed
by flights OfprOiectiles in the form of cups,
or sportive sallies with knives, or expert
ments with the tea pot, mark the hot en-
counter. Anb when john or Jane returns,
in spite of the unnatural calm and pharisa-
ical mildness of voice of "master," it is
evident that it was not the naughty dog
Fido or the strange cat which demoralized
the table and played havoc with the best
green and gold set.
Ah, rage is sweet to all. Anger, not
love, is the universal sentiment. The
President gives his confidential minister
fits; the minister retorts on his subordin-
ate the subordinate passes the indignity
downward with interest, until finally it
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1878-02-10
T II. KELLER,
MANUFACTURES OF
HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,

HIBERNIA INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office, No. 81 Camp Street
JOHN HENDERSON, President.
p. IRWIN, Vice President.
THOS. r. BRAGG, Secretary.
Losses Paid. ....--.--. ....-.... rs, ,998
Net Profits. Observation-Disclosures. 60266
AT election held Monday, the 18th irst tho
following named gentlemen wore chosen Direcsons Of
this Company for the ensuing year:
F. Irwin, John Henderson,
Thomas kiHg. Thomas smith,
Thos. Gilmore, W. j. Castsll,
John 7. GiObona JEs. A Efirdner,
William Hart. Emile GaUcho.
David Jackson John h Hanna,
2. J. Gssquet.
And at = meeting of the Board held May I4th, JOHN
HENDERSON, President p IRWIN, vioe-President,
and THOS. F. BRAGG, Secretary, unanimously
reelected.
The Board declared out Of the net profits Of tho
Company for the past twelve moaths 10 per cent
terest; also per dividend the paid up capital
and 20 per cent dividend premiums paid by stock
holders (msking with the rebate IS per cent pre-
mums) Said interest and dividends be placed 10 the
credit of the stock notes.
Interest and dividends full paid stock payable In
cash the office Of the Company after June 18th
prox-
TEos. Il. BRAGG, Secretary.
New Orleans May ls. 1877. ny2077 "
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1878-10-03
hcI.l0Wicts yliicni.
Rooms kELIEE COMMIT

Rooms RELIEF COMMITTEE
E"LLy SPRINGS his= sept 81, IS. J
10 4 Hcn@pc.', Mayor o. A!..tandria, IA:
~ Scar cir our KIND contribution 1ecev'
&C. p,.7dcn tho delayed acknowled gnenti
We l.4vo cur hands fu!i-with our sick and
,.ca:i-an! msy God advert from our kind,
generous friends q like calamity.
'.liy Of us sre spared We will suitably &C
kmo~ciae 81! favora, IN prope: manner.
Wi;A crest rIs,ec! in behalf OF tkc ,cile; So
uia.y, .Ii, 5i!, yours &c,
~. J. L HOLLAND,
Clerk Relief Committee.
[lcaoniping Til; letter is /. lis. OF me dead
III - Gslc. End 4 statement 20 the effect lha:
;s"r: is 40 ,.h.tameat in the rnvsgcs OF tee
li.ni,r.M
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1t seems to be the general impression that
the recent order Of the Secretary of the Treas
usy relative to the prepayment of express
charges 90 national back notes. sent to the
Treasury for redemption. reinforced, will break
up the natiooal bark redemption agency. AS
that agency, twiog to the action of the New
Eaelurd taukf, who have avaiIed themselves
Of its means to return all Of The southern and
Western notes to the banks that issued them,
while their own ara kept in circulation, turns
out to have been altogether one sided affair
aod to have been run almost solely in tho it,
teres.s Of New Eaglaud. its abolition. should
that tske place, need DOT be matter OF regret,
at lcas; 10 this section Of the Uoioo.
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'Z'he Peabody Educational Fund.

Ike annual meeting Of the trustees of the
Peabody Educational Fund YES held 10 New
! c1E 7astorday. il was attended b. Preside OF
Hayes and Secretary OF State E7arts
Robert {. Winthrop, President of the Board
made 6 sac7: aiIrts:, congratulating the mem
ptrs upon the rrcscrce of President Hayes,
VIC had broken away rtom his cffisial duties 10
show his iGtcro:t 10 educational matters. Not
wtnstaadiug the serious shrinkagc CT their TO-
cone, iic SAD, the cluse OF fee pullic schools
st tic S3u,a lad made a most encouraging
progress the PAST year, and, while they could
90 ro,.i1g as Board t aid 10 relieving the
physical suffering o. the southern brethren
,7tlic !lsgue is raging, they could &c and had
,!oso and We're doing not little to promote
that :atecc;u.! aud moral Improvement which
! mus} sustain them in every trial aud be the
bass OF their future prosperity anl welfare.
The a10us report Vas read. Ii says: The
gear just closed h2s b:cn one of UNUSUAL pc
cugiaGy embarrassment to 81! schools OF the
South, and, while every department Of cduca.
ton has been affected, tina. relating 10 the EN-
llcYu,cnt Of teachers aud public officers has
suffered most. Cheaoeuias the laboCs OF
man or whom tao vitality OF he system deDent Is
i: Iau.C dangerous experiment thsn Is general
Is sulpo;Cj.s The Scholarships established last
gear hsrc had cxceileI: effect In the Pesbody
Normal 5eminasy Of Louisiana enc. fourth of ali
the female tc2chers Of New Orleans during
::.ry years have been educsted."
The following f cures show the distribution Of
TIC income OF Tie fund DUNG the year:
V:rgni. SIS 50, North Carolina "a go, Soutn
Ca!oi:!& $3.50 q, George 5000, Florida s. 90,
Alabama 3, Coz. Texas IS 80 Arkansas SG.JU.
Tennessee 9I.l 500 and West Virginia $500
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Virginia News.

Mr. J. II. Buchanan, an old s0d respcc;s1
citizen OF G0rdonsvllIe, died last Sunday.
Mr.. George G. Round, of Manassas, baYi,.
been invited to become the straight repubiir,n
candidate Tor Congress 10 the first dlslrct, ia.
accepted the Invitation and entered upon ths
canvass.
The Lynchburg VirginiaH says:-"Thc Fir,
National Bank OF this city, ct the meeting q
stockholders held yesterday, determined to re-
duce its capital one bali. They seemed to hsy.
more money than they could Iosp judicicu:i7,
aege that there is no morey. This bank fr:,
reduced Its discount rate, and then determined
to give up half OF its capital.
The Cupeper Times ssys:-"Thc house q
Mrs. Wager, situated about three mics from
this place. and occupied by Mr. Edward T..
Collins, was entirely consumed by lire on la,
"Wednesday night. A the furoitule bed
clothing, DE-, were also burnt. When the a'a
was discovered, Mr.. Collins ran up stairs to sec
about his children, aod found the bed in Which
they were sleeping, all in a basc. 1t was .
narrow escape With their livos.
TIE R!cbmold State -"Eashionst!a
gossip Is noT eDgrossed by the approaching
marriage OF two young ladies, daughters OF tSy
Of our most prominent and wealthy cliz,us,
whose tr0us5ceuy have employed aIl the mil.
Ders in this city pigh, and day for so2,e til ,
past. The bridal dresses are ordelet trou.
Paris, one Of them costiug 800. lnthc mosa.
| time, all cur other ladies' have "nothirr 10
| wear" and must remain 10 tha! l'arsGisalc cln.
| cocdl!on untIl the trousscaug arc fnishci'
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MawH 1a emI. ESGy,

The first match game q cricket between the
Australian eleven and Z picked eiGhtcco OF
New Workers yesterday at IlohcE2n "SS ven
by the Australians.
U, S. troops have had another Eght Tilh
the runaway Ghcycnuts, Ia which LiaEtcraDt
Broderick, of the TWenty-tEird lGfautrg, was
wounded and Corporal Stewart and lig2 sol
diars were killed. Thirteen settlers iaV2 seen
murdered by these s27ag@s.
A special from Burlington, loTa, a.5s iEaL
while A. y. BERGMAN, eTccnback candidate
for Congress, was addressing rl1ctirg there
last evening, Thomas kopcr,the chief OF police,
WAS assassnatcd, and auQ;ber 1la;- seriously
| gcuoded. no cause IS assigned.
S. %. Daporast, well k1o"a in Cegeia1d AID
New York 10 connection with tEe dry goods
trade, was taken al Columbus, o., yesterday,
charged With obtaining goods uodsr iaiso pc
| tencas. lie was formerly 4 merchant q GIaE5'
! field, O., Eu: failed some laouihs ago.
A brutal outrage vas committed b. tlamns
near Newark, Ohi0, LIS: III sipy nigh. upoD
! Mrs McNliiIen, widow LADY. she vs. asooc
10 The hoes, CT nor i:iTU wn:n tE9 camps
cntercl, threw her Gow0, piac:e: g pillow over
| her head, aud both Outraged :.&!. cu:1c :liac
after she Eas found lrScnsl2!r. AZ so3n IS TIC
news spread, 2 gl3iia0c: c2E.ul.:2C s..Gll& II
pursuit Ct the trlnps aud i: hey ii1d t!'-n 9
yrching wi surely occur. There 5 il i::cn;@
Excitement 10 tho nc gh!:rho0d.
IL Colorado lorty-3oc to9Ds ar. precincts,
official, Including three cclAl ccail: ccr9t!c:
| (IIuarfaro, Bent eDd PuebIo), give Ect re
publican III )iity Of sol over tie domocra;I!
tiokct. The remaining toHps ;.at rr-cl2c::
will probably icc:css. !he majority to 30 . -
The eraenback Voic IS, 50 la: - reported coo
and vi not. i. is believed, cx:cct Loco Il
the State. Tie LEGISLATURE viii uaa1ubtociy
be two ili-Gs republican l. i;5th houses
Joseph &. Wilson, GeticG cha!;iaan 0! The T.
publican State CcE;ra! ComGl'tc2, estimate.
the majority in the State 1t = $50.
In the FiIz jobs Porter ca$c, al Go.-rn>r'
Island, New York, yesterday, Tie JUICE ad7o
cate opened the S0TcTDmcat's SIDE With
long address. lie wa9 very severe on Gc2cr2
Porter, saving his dc!crss had always bcGc :
series Of sf.lrthouyhts. and that he lad adort2
a theory 70 whi3h lie had a;tcG],i tCd Il il. th(
r1c:s. lie mantai1cd that P0c.cr's n2G co!
delc, had really not thEc5n aly lsa: on til
subject, and that there were several G.a,Ttr
ancies. General T. B. Fowler Was c12a: ned
and stated, in contradiction 81 po.tcr's VII;
Hessas. that there was heavy Gght!1! CO III
30, 1862, lasting ali through ti.c day, sd 60
pressed bis surprise tbs: Porter lii 10: coln:
to the assistance of Pope.