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Mann's Effects.

Mann's Effects.
The following paper was found to-day by
Coroner Carrick among the effects of M. B.
Mann run over last Sunday at the corner
of Seventh and Main streets:
CINCINNATI, July 14th. 1879.
All MONEYS and other valuables which
NAV be found on my body or in my trunk
or in the pockets Of my clothing, rightful-
ly belong to my sister, Selma B. Mann,
now assistant at the Foster Home, No. !, ,431
North Fifteenth street, Philadelphia.
wish everything that may be in my pos sses-
sion on my decease to be sent to Morris
B. Mann. Her address is now, care of B.
Goslne, No. 1889, Ridge avenue, Philadel-
phia. .,..
February, 1877.
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CINCINNATI, Jan. 7, 1880.
polioa Court Docket.

Drunk-Mary McGiven, continued; John
Maiey, John McGiven, Frank Slusser, 80
days; George Lessor, Maggie Brasford, s.;
J. Brewer, 10 days.
lisorderly Conduct-Jacob Young. dis
missed; Peter Flick, continued; Henry
Tirfs, 10 days.
Fetit Larceny-A. Pashsw, A. Dali, Z.
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VARIETY SHOWS.
Mayor Jacob Requested to Refuse Them
Liceuses

mayor JACOB noquessou W noAeso Anom
Licenses.
The following petition, designed as sup
port to Mayor Jacob in the action which he
has taken against the variety shows, was
drawn and signed to-day by number Of
prominent German citizens and then left
ON Change. where it received nearly hun
dred signatures, including nearly all the
leading business men who were on the
floor: ~
Il CINCINNATI, Jan. 7, 1880.
Hon. Chas Jacob Jr., Mayor Of Cincinnati:
Whereas, 1t has been ascertained that a
number OF variety shows have petitioned
Your Honor to grant to them license Ia
conduct their demoralizing performances
within the limi Of the city,
Therefore, We the undersigned citizens
hereby respectfully request Your Honor
to refuse all applications of said character
and will sustain your efforts to rescue oul
youth from those dangerous influences.
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Lawrence, L, Clark, Thomas Quinn, dis
missed; Harry Bailey, Joseph Mclean, Au
gust Phillips continued.
Miscellaneous-John Donnelly, cutting
&C., dismissed; John Swop, carrying con
cealed weapons, continued; Joseph Beck
same, $25; Barney Sheely, vagrancy. 3
days; Lewis Drewis, abusing family, 5000
suspended Annie Rousker, assault and
battery, dismissed; Ed. Nealus, same, con
tinued; Chus Ebenhock, exposing person,
S.
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The Poor POncaS.

OMAHA, Jan. 8-The Committee for the
relief OF the Ponca Indians has decided 10
recall Mr.. Tibbles from the East, he having
succeeded in raising $4,000 to defray the
legal expenses in the Ponca habeas corpus
case, which was dismissed in the U. s. Dis
trict Court at Lincoln. Tie Committee is
discussing the feasibility Of taking the re-
naming Ponca Indians from the Indian
Territory and placing them back on their
reservation in Nebraska, and If the Govern
ment takes action against it the Committee
will defend,
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Brother Orviile's observations.

Brother Orville's observations.
National Associated Press TO the Star
CHICAGO, Jan. 8.-The Daily Telegraph
publishes desultory interview with Or
vile Grant. who is about to start leather
broking business in this city. He denies
that lie was spirited away to st. Louis to
get him out Of the way Of the General, but
admits he went at the request If General
ingalls,. Orville says if his brother is nonl-
mated for President he will have to accept,
because he owes what he is to- the Ameri-
can people. His foreign t)ur cost him $50,
600
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Shadows Of Coming EventA

The General Conference of the M. f.
Church will meet in Cincinnati next
May.
The Socialists hold their regular monthly
business meeting tonight at Workman's
Hall.
The opening lecture by Mrs. Livermore,
next Sunday, will be on "The Coming
Man."
Mr. George M. Finch will give reading
at the meeting Of Lincoln Lyceum, this
evening
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No Liquor at the Fair.
National Associated Press to the Star.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, Jan. Sat the meet
ing of the Board of Agriculture, the Wo-
mans Christian Temperance Union pre-
sented petition asking the Board to re-
fuse to permit the sale Of intoxicating
liquors on the fair grounds at the next ex-
hibition. The matter was referred to a
Committee of three, which brought in a
minority and majority report. the latter
being in favor Of the petition. After a
long discussion they decided by vote of
16 to 3 to prohibit the sale.
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A SOrr0wrul Gu sc.
National Associated Press TO the star.

NATIONAL ASS0clated FfcS6 70 tne SuIE
EAU CLAIRE, Wis, Jan. 8-The Randall
divorce case was conducted quietly and
came to All end yesterday, Judge Bradford
granting bill, the charge being adultery.
and said there was cause enough. for half q
dozen cases. Mrs. Randall is at Camp
Douglass, town charge. her feet being fro
zen. She is said to be insane. g
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The tow-boat w. G. Gufy struck the
channel pier of the Newport and Cincin-
natl bridge, on the Newport side, at II
o'clock to-day, during the darkness, and
sunk four coal barges belonging to ner tow.
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Local Personal.

Mr.. Henry Muhlhauser celebrated bis
birthday yesterday.
Mr.. John V. Nicolai the pipe and ce-
lnent merchant, is seriously i'll at his home
in Clifton.
Mr.. John T. Phillips, who graduated at
Hughes High School last June, has been ex-
aminel and admitted to Cambridge Uni
versity, England.
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A Carpenter and Barber Settle
Their Accounts.
Missouri Monster Kicks His Wife
To Death.
Burke, the Brute, Sentenced to
Be Hanged.
SAMMY PLUGGED HIS HAND.

SAMMY PLUGGED his HAND
Specials to the Star. -,..-.
NEwBERN, IND, Jan. 8.-Samuel Brown,
while fooling with revolver yesterday,
discharged it The ball ploughed through
the palm of the hand, lodging in the wrist.
1t is serious wound, but he will recover.
KICKED HIS WIFE TO DEATH.
ST.. LOUIS Jan. S.-A st. Joseph, Mo-,
special says that night before last at Ettie-
Vile, Gentry County, George Haight kicked
and beat his wife to death. He was ar
rested and placed in Jail on charge Of
murder. .....
KILLED AT SOCIAL PARTY.
SHREVEPORT, La, Jan. Sat social
party and dance on the west fork, nine
miles from Lake Charles, a man named
Duncan Cameron was fatally stabbed by
John F. Stanley. Cameron died in few
hours.
SETTLING A CARPENTERS ACCOUNT.
KANSAS CITY. No., Jan. 8. i Lewis
Meyers, barber residing at Odessa. little
station on the Chicago 4 Alton Road, was
instantly killed last night by carpenter
named Williams. Meyers claimed that
Williams had not fulfilled certain con
tract, and they had some words about it in
Meyers shop, and came to blows Williams
stepped back suddenly, drew pistol and
shot Meyers dead. He is in the Lexington
Jail.
TEXAS TRAGEDIES.
MARSHALL TEX, Jan. Slate last
night young mulatto servant girl-Celis
Kenny-was brutally raped by an unknown
white man, supposed to be tramp, a
Houston.
Albert Leeper, charged with commit
ting dreadful murder, has escaped from
Jail at Gatesville, where he had been con
fined. by cutting through the cage with al
old razor and pocket-knife.
! A difficulty arose between Charles Hyd,
and man named Christian, near Crockett
resulting in Hyde's shooting and instant
ly killing Christian. The murderer es
capped.
THE HANGMAN GETS THIS ONE.
| WACO, TEXAS, Jan. 8. Last August {
middle-aged man, L. Burke, paramour of
woman named Mrs. McBee, with her knowl
edge and consent, ravished her ten-yea
old daughter Miss Sarah McBee Yester
day Burke was found guilty by jury ant
condemned to be hung. Mrs. McBee
charged with being an accomplice, was dis
charged.
WHAT WILL BURST EExTY
AUSTIN, TEXAS, Jan. Sat Victoria yes
terday morning a milestone in Sibley'
mill burst, shattering the machinery, ant
fatally injuring F. E. sibley and Peter Mil
Ter. Sibley is since reported dead.
ANDERSON BRUSHES AWAY SOME BUSHES.
RICHMOND, Va, Jan. 8.-A special from
Amherst, c. H., says that yesterday MI
John Anderson. uf that county. went ou
cunning and while out in the field under
took to clear away some bushes with tn
butt of his gun, when it exploded, send
ing the load into his bowels and killing
him.
ONE DID AND ONE DIDN'T.
ATLANTA, GA. Jan. S.-A negro suicides
in Douglassvile last night by poison, and
white man named Hollis, living in til
same town. made an Intellectual effort t.
cut his throat.
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Henry Reidel has brought suit in the
Superior Court against Fred. Wrampelmeier
to recover $40. 600 damages sustained by in
juries received in falling from scaffold
while in the employ of the defendant.
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THE CASE LOOKS BLACK.

MENDOZA, ILL, Jan. 8.-Considerable ex-
element is caused here by the disinter-
ment of the body of Mrs. Geo. w. Bell, at
Walnut Station, for the purpose of holding
an inquest She died the 26th of Novem
Der last. and the suspicion now is that she
was poisoned. either by her husband or her
sister, Mrs Pollock. between whom it is
discovered there has been long standing
criminal intimacy.
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Mr.. Henry Burhof, blacksmith and
wagon-maker, residing on Spring street,
near Hunt, fell from the stairway 10 the
floor in Turner Hall, last night, receiving
injuries from which he died in few mo-
mentS
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The remains of the man found drowned
in Mill Creek yesterday morning have been
recognized as those of Peter Gross, shoe
maker, who lived at No. 210 Carr street.
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY AvERTED.
National Associated Press to the Star.

National NssOClated PreSs 70 The Star
BATTLE CREEK. MICH, Jan. 8.--The ele-
CANT and costly Adventists' SanitarIum
caught fire yesterday in the elevator. The
patients were carried out in safety, and the
building ultimately saved. A terrible Ca
lamity was thus averted, the building being
full of sick persons.
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Fl. Fa. for RenfrcW.
cnn,;n, -, <t.c ota,

ATLANTA, Jan. a-Governor Colquitt has
issued a Fl. fa- against the sureties of Treas
urer Renfrew. Thirty-fve thousand dol
lars is the amount which Renfrew admitted
on the recent impeachment trial he and his
sureties had taken from the interest on the
States money since the adoption of the
new Constitution. 1t is supposed the sure
ties will resist, and tedious processes will!
enstIe
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Likely % Die.

National Associated Press to the Star.
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-Peter valy, who was
assaulted and robbed on the street Tuesday
night, is lying at the point of death. His
assailants are unknown.
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Death Record.
Death Record
The following deaths have been placed on

The following deaths have been placed
record since our last report:
Infant Blair, stillborn, city.
Raymond Rohlfng, 8 months, city.
August Van Leelep, 16 wears, city.
Pauline Meyer, 6H years. city.
Henry Ristler, years. city.
Albert Pitshinar, 3 years, city.
Maggie Costello. q years, city.
Louisa Lube, 68 years. Germany.
Moritz B. Mann. 81 years. Germany.
Anna Helmig 3S years, Germany.
Lonis Meyer, IS years, Germany.
Frank Litsch, Al years, Germany.
Mary Shannon, % years, Ireland.
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CIRCLE OF CITIES,
At.lews Notes Hleaned and Garnered by
II Star Special Reporters.
Columbus.

RELIEVING HAwLEY-sLAYDER SUIT.
special to the Star.
CoLuMBus. G., Jan. s-Michael J. Haw-
b.., OF Scranton. Pa, bound for Cincinnati,
was taken outside the depot by two new
made friends last night who relieved him
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Colonel Wappenstein says he will this
evening commence suit against the Cincin-
natl Gazette Company for $50. 900 damages.
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The following shows the range of quotati ons
and the amount of sales to-day at the New York
Stock Exchange as received by Lea, Sterrett& Co..
% West Third street:
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Narrowly Escaped Lynching.
Associated Press to the Star

PUEBLO, Col, Jan. a-Twelve Ute Indi-
ans, in charge of Lieutenant Taylor, of the
Ninth Cavalry, with ten men, arrived yes,
terda", and went East Immediately on the
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Road. They
narrowly escaped lynching at this place.
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SLIGO'S SONS
Making It Hot for Eject
@r ment Servers.
cavib aIdi's Son Challenged
TO Fight.
Increase of Duties on German
Beer.
Bulgaria.

Bulgaria.
MILITIA CLOSE CHURCH.
National Associated Press to the Star
LONDON, Jan. ga dispatch from Philip
popolis states that the Bulgarian militia
have seized and closed Greek Church, and
there is great excitement thereat
Russia.
THE EMPRESS DYING.
LONDON, Jan. S.-A dispatch just received
from Cannes says the Empress OF Russia is
dying.
ExTRADITIoN OF DEsERrERs.
BERLIN, Jan. 8.-Russia has asked Prussia
10 extradite all military deserters, which
Germany is unwilling to do.
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DUrY ON THEIR BEER.


BERLIN, Jan. 8.-The German Govern
ment has decided to increase the excise
taxes on all spurious and malt liquors, and
also to levy tax on stock speculations on
the Bourse. The increase of the excise tax
is. warmly denounced by the brewers and
distillers, to whom 1t is obnoxious. on ac-
count of the fact that the new taxes will
have to come out of their profits. The
people generally are Indifferent to it, we'll
understanding that the manufacturers will
suffer almost alone than risk popular ex'
plosion by putting up the price of the citi'
xens' beer.
France.
PRINCE NAPOLEON TO BE EXPELLED.
LONDON. Jan. Sit is reported from
Paris that the Cabinet has decided to expe
Prince Napoleon from France.
Holland.
GREAT CONFEDERATION RAGING.
AMSTERDAM. Jan. S.-A great cOnf1agra
uon is raging in this cit.
Great Britain.
> COOL AS cUcuMBERs.
DUBLIN, Jan ga dispatch from Xii
larney states that the Duke of Marlbor
ough, Lord Lieutenant, who is now on some
official visit there, was received by the peo
pie with decided GOODNESS.
On call being made for the usual cheer
which it is the custom to give on the ap
pearance Of this official, the populace main
tanned significant silence. The Duke
however, affected not to regard the eviden
slight which was thus put on him. Their
was no demonstration and no disturbance.
MoBBING THE EJECTMENr SERVERS.
DUBLIN, Jan. 8.-The iIl-treatment o
servers of ejectment writs is increasing rap
idly. Riots have occurred in the Tobar
curry District County of Sligo, in which
the police repeatedly charged the mob be
fore they could be gueled. Forty police
men have proceeded to Headford to assis
the servers, as riots are anticipated.
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Damages Against Newspaper.
National Associated Press to the Star
CHICAGO, Jan. S.-In the case of Ex-Con-
gresham Lorenz Brentano against the
Freie Presse Of this city for libel, the jury
last evening returned a sealed verdict, Civ
ing the plaintiff $50 damages
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were elected and who are in waiting ready
To obe sworn in.
The House has been cleared OF the crowd
and there are comparatively but few spec
tators in attendance. Some excitement
whs occasioned by several parties breaking
into the hall of the House, but quiet was
soon restored.
The Senate is proceeding with routine
business. .-....
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SoLoN CHASE.

~ SIXTY REPUBLICANS SWORN IN.
At 1890 a. nj. the Republicans came in.
and Mr.. Hale moved that the sixty Repub-
licans-elect be qualified, as they were ready
tobe sworn in. No objection being made
the members elect were conducted to the
Council Chamber, and the House has taken
a recess while they are taking the oath Of
Office.
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THE EMPRESS DYING.
ExrRADITIoN OF DEsERTERs.
Italy.
lt0lys
GARIBALDI's SON CHALLENGED.

GARIBALDI'S SON CHALLENHEU.
ROME, Jan. 8.-Signor Imbriani hassent
challenge to Menolto Garibaldi. demanding
meeting. Imbriani, as one of tile leaders
, In the agitation for the forcible recovery
of the Italian provinces still held by Aus
tria and France, and Menolto Garibaldi,
while in favor Of Italian irredenta move
ment, was rather harshly criticised Of
some of Imbriani's methods, The chal-
lenge will be accepted, but it's not believed
that duel will result in the death OF either
of the contestants
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soL0N cHAsR's SUMMARY.

sOLON CHASE SUMMARY.
AUGUSTA, Me-, January7.
James h. Goodsell, President of the National As
scciated Press, Of New York:
SrR-Both houses have been organized
by the Greenbackers with constitutional
quorum in each, and the President Of the
Senate is acting Governor. Two Of the
Greenback Representatives now sitting
were paid 81 900 each not to take their
seats and thus to break the quorum.
They exposed the game and stood
true. Eugene Hale ,"bit off more than
he could chaw" when he was sworn in.
Representative Young has come to his aid
and taken the oath, which makes seventy
seven members in the House-one more
than quorum. The Republicans are out
in the cold-outside the instituted an.
thorities-but will have justice done them
as fast as it can be dealt out properly. In
this contest in Maine there is on one side
great bulldozing and great rascality, and on
the other mother wit and brains. The peo.
Pile may rest easy. The Maine Yankee is
equal to the emergency. ...
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Total shares reported sold................. .....
+Ofered. ibid.
, 1880-06-18

II. A Tina reporter oallcd on Mr, MvnrA t1ew
tlnys HRu, anu tho following conversation be-
CURED concerning tho l,oy: -
"Mr. Myers" asked tho reporter. "vIlf 5ou
he kind enough u stnte what yrm know con-
corning young Gnrtlci', whllo he was iu your
employment a. driver Of your brasf' ,t...-
flo WAS driver for mo on tho Ohio Cllngf.'
replied Mr. Myers. ~ have watche'l his caTsor
over slnco ho loft me, and have felt very aupb
Interested In him. md gentfaod To SEQ what ho
has achieved. Tho Grnt tlmo ho ran for tho
Legislature Of Ohio be WIS in my district, md
voted for him. After that I moved, East: md
that Is Tho only tlmo ever voted for him. WAfii
be- left NC he did not 'htnt' any more. It .tSn
mistake about hts urcr havtng hucn BtcorHn1Ar.
rs was n ot nv srxs sas m tvr of
70 mo for i jut, on ny bout. Ne was 4. attou,.
Impressed nc % 70 mich that II oncs otnpioSnd
him. !Io was AiwGys full Of ft1n. md exsaNl:nR.
Y ss a ssaf sle. a'Ye n H. m r. a W.. sys
eroat boY % r1nd. II ho wis not busy Il, vi. al.
No @ md SAID ihat ho w5tS liEc . rot i Plaoo
whor he oea xorh nd "isG1a s
hia horso and 90 chorca about n,a p!1co; told
md. !f 10 haa nos aot ! 6oy. i.h&.d Get!er xet
the place. 1dsiIkotl 10 part with hun, but say
he Wla fto Intelligent Id 70 lD Ht1Ftf1R u canal
boat, lilo wcut up. ind tho Ddcto.s frozo' TO
him at once. The Doctor w, ahap yom might
very good man indcetl. During ~ frst wintos
.llh, wns with tho Doctor he Kot converted. and
after ho got eanve!to1 tt!oy .tn1se 70 I,is h'n
uFhtor than ever. When sprfuX. easno. Jim
wanted 10 yet s0tno work to opA0ls him u, buy
sotne clothes, nl,d he gpoke TO the D,ctor af,out
IL. The Doctor told him Tint be nlnat not learc
school-that hc must 70 through now. Jim
| snid: 'noctnr, but Invent BOT. my money.
Tho Doctor told bin that WIS oil t1Eht-that he
would stand behind hin,." =
"Captuiu, do sou remember anything about
him as hc came Ia yol,. when yol first snw htinf
"All | remember Ia that fle was q very poo!
| hoy. and that Iwas very tavorably Impressed
| with HIM. Those canal boys were Gcnerllly Z
ahtftess lot Of fellows, and It wAh hard work Il
! yut II gottl boy. Our boAts weru tliirerpnt thet
| from what thoy are now. We used to have them
lifted I'm otacly to carry passenKerH 70 we'll n 4.
mo: and she thought y rood dcal of Jim u,...-
| "Tho great dElllollty wG had withiho driver
| on our bonts, continued tho Captain, !. was tha
| they would lie, but II yoll got anything fFnn
Jim you could alwnys roky'dn i. l neye
| wua getting SO a month and his bOnrd. aud tha
Was considercd worry big wugcs. lle WIS bur, +
| rs any Otlor boy to hire out.
, 1880-06-18
HONOR TO HONOR, ETC.
n tAs Editor b IhA Chtkaqo ItLbuta.

MA,srlssuurn, Lowis Co., N. r., juno H.
Through the kindness ut 4 frIcnd. am IN sc>
cctpt OF copy uf your issue of tho 10th lust.
cu,ltnlu,ug list Of those dolpXatos III tho r'~
ocut National Convention who voted on the
thirty.sxth ballot sar ten. hnrirla.
Tho list ls lnoorrcct Ia tho omission of iuy
nanie from tho twunty datexhtes from Suw
yurk, nnd think 1t Ia Wr1lhx also In invlud inH
tho n,lls,e Of EdwMrl IL. sh.lley. | nueupird Il
scat by tho side nf Mr. sh1lley lurnx the Con-.
ventlos. ind nndorsttoi. TX! h.ya ..o 'lQabt. hc
havo yut To learn Ut the llFst HnpnhlIcMu who
IN dlsplaAsed with tho Chicago nomination. Tho
DOtniurnuy, Nf Uolirau, arD tnGpn4olHhle. Like
itacheI, thoy "rUfuEc " be oNhifortcl" Ru.
spcotfully y0ura, StDHEx aHLVksrkR-
, 1880-06-18
and deliberately wsoto on It tho following in-

anu utHuefhtev "soto on IL tho lohoHlhS III"
III respectfully. hut p,sIt!voly, dsollne to
nlns, NY c,,snInsnd to search fur Or dsliver up.
hero fnr quits another. pntpn9e: Tho command
!s open1' ana no obstacles viii be placed in tho
~ road tho tndorsetncnt, and whB frightened.
lv tint the Genornl would 10 oo,irt- tnnsttaled.
matter may - veil he tostcti iirst Is asf. Right
is riRht, and 90 not proposc 70 nlincc matters
ps.es than hunting and Eoturn.nf. fugitive
ssyes ny people On the western s essfye t o6
back me up IN MY aotlon.' iie would not nlter
re !ndotaemont, and tho or.lor wAs returned
.'Si The dlspostion which Cen darileii carly Gull
tivatcd. OF Hon4tlnt!t1E everythfngtl rcmotnner
tS asvG af nsa 1s n tSo sdn a nany ~
1sEs s9S as,d Sss / %"s = III ssy. ,S
Gcnor1,l. II VOL remsmber how Hurry lshoics
snd H 'a Tntk oE acf 70 .'s
ehstoh he aud so sali '|hnt hs ha peei' on .he
o hS ~ snt wsv q On me- W.
SSs Ssss ssas ssus = r % IT, Vi 50 so 20 ss
We accordingly atarts5. md IN due course wore
taking our ,ssons. @ Mhadcs 'i w"9a % walk n sna IL
othor. bave always foit much moro enpnb'e
p1onesiy TslxaS Snx into church ever s'0'
it Il ylita we'll known that Gen, unrhcla
iofs,nanaea BY naturs; ~ ho tsas e.
i 8 'at!s aa!y no.!:sa y y,,, sa%ss , ,.s,s II
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