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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1900-03-03
STATE OF ILLINOIS, COUNTY OF sTEPH

VIISW1T-NE.
G. O.. COllnann, President. and VIM. Trem.
Dor, Secretary. Of the German Insurance Com
rany Of Freeport. Illinois, being duly sworn,
depose and say that the foregoing is a full,
true and correct statement OF the affairs Of
said Company, that the said Insurance Com
pany is the bona-fde owner OF at least One
Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual cash capt.
tai, invested in the State and United States
stocks and bonds, or in bonds and mortgages
OF real estate unincurntered. and worth double
the amount for which the same Is mortgaged;
and they are the above described officers OF
said Insurance Company.
G. o. COLLMANN.
President.
WM. TREMBOR.
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10Th
day Of January, 1900.
(Seal) T. K. GREENWOOD,
Notary Public.
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Cook & ODEE.

To secure the original witch haze!
ealve, ask for DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Salve. we'll known as q certain cure for
piles and skin diseases. Beware OF
worthless co~unterfeits. They are
dangerous.
Cook i ODER
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Sioux Cit Live stock.

Sioux CITY. Ia, March =.
CATTLE-Market steady.
sales ranged at 100000 for beeves;
s.. 900 400 Tor cows. bulls and mixed
s.. ~ 4.25 for stockers and feeders; S3.5l
al for calves and yearlings.
HOGS Market &c lower. Range o.
of prices. $i.G0Wi.10.
Receipts: Cattle. 100: hogs, 1900.
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Minneapolfs Wheat.

MINNEAPoLIs, March 9.
WHEAT-In store, No. l Northern
March. 63i4c; May, 6Sls@63Ac; July
64}.c. On Track-No. hard. 6511c; No
l Northern. 6311c; No. 2, &c.
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Mr.. Herriet Evans, Hisodale. III.
writee. never fail to relieve my children
from Group At once BY ueing One Min
ute Cough Cure. would not feel safe
without it," Quickly cures coughs
colde, grippe aud all throat and lung
diseases.
COOK & ODEE.
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Net amount OF risks in force. 1856, Ge3, 766. 90

CONPANY'S STATEMENT OF BUSINESS
TRANSACTED IN THE STATE OF SOUTH
DAKOTA DURING THE YEAR.
Premiums on risks written...... 500, $50. 40
Amour. OF risks written ........ 1914. og7. 90
Losses incurred during the year. 10, 1s4. 23
Losses paid during the year.. l 1922. 50
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s:n~use, Across the NeA

is the charming title OF . charming book
from the faciIe pen Of Mr.. Sam 1. Glover
IN. we'll known author aud newspaper
editor.
The "GIimpses" are particularly per
tiuent Just now when 50 many people
sre considering about going to the Paris
Exposition. and many people will be glad
10 know that the Chicago. Milwaukee 4
S.. Paul Railway has purchased sn ed'-
ton Of Mr.. Clover's work for distribu-
ton.
In eendi.g your address for q copy
Please enclose SIX cents to pay postage.
Geo. b. Hestford, General Passenger
Agent, Old Colony Building. Chicago,
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Ne. amount ot risks in force SGi3. +4>. 1852 90

coMPANY'S STATEMENT OF BUSINESS
TRANSACTED IN THE STATE OF SOUTH
DAKOTA DURING THE YEAR
Premiums on risks writt4n...... slf. 3Gs. 20
Amount Of risks written....... 81. 30 &c
Losses incurred during the year. 5.2s2cS
Losses paid during the year,. 5,32l %
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Department.
], F. G. King, Commissioner OF Insurance of
the State OF South Dakota, do hereby certify
that the above is a true copy Of the original
statement now on file at this office.
In witness whereof I have hereinto set nv
hand and affixed the seal Of this Office at Pierre
this 23d day Of January, 1860.
(Seai.) F. G. KING,
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D"TdTCTTtTT.
/, F. g.. King. Commissioner Of Insurance OF
the State Of South Dakota, DO hereby certify
that the above Is a true copy Of the original
statement now on Ale at this Office.
In witness whereof l have hereunto set my
Rand and affixed the seal Of this Office at
Pierre this 3lst day 81 January, 1860.
GSealD F. G.. KING,
Commissioner Of Insurance.
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NJ. b. Smith, Butternut. Mich. eaye
"DeWitt's Little Early Risers are tn'
very best pills ever ueed for ~costiveness
liver ard bowel troubles.
Cook s. ODEE.
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Chicago Union Stock Yards.
CHICAGO, March 9


CHICAGO, March 9.
CATTLE-Market steady.
SAFES ranged at $5.OO@6. 90 for good to
prime steers: -. lO@4.SO for poor to me.
dunn: 50. iOd4.75 for stockers and feeders;
IS. 4OM4.O for COWS and heifers: Is. SOC
800 for Texas fed steers.
HOGS-S;eady.
Sales ranged at &4.6O@4.O for mixed
and butchers; s4.S)@4.90 for good to
choice heavy; S4.65@4.75 for rough heavy;
S4.6?M4s 21s for light: s. S5@4 1. o2A for
bulk of sales.
SHEEP-Market steady.
Sales ranged at 81. 5O45@ for sheep;
$5.W@7.4O for lambs.
Receipts: Cattle, 5000; hogs, 10000;
sheep. 1900.
Chicago Grain and Provisions.
CHICAGO. March 2.
CLOSING PRICES.
WHEAT-March. 64Hc; May, 65NG
66a1c; July, 6614@ $3.50.
CORN-March, 33Ac; May, S4Ac; July
24s4c; september, 35l4c.
OATS-March, 22c; May, 1875 a2311;
July. .2l4c.
PORk-March, slO.45; May, <lo. go;
July. Slo.65.
FLAX-Cash, Northwestern. $l.6O.
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YoYk-ss.
William y. kremer, President, and Charles
q. Smith. Secretary, Of the GeTman-Aneri
Insurance Company OF New York. being duly
sworn, depose and say that the foregoing is
a full. true and correct statement OF the affairs
= said Company; that the said Insurance
Company Is the bona-fde owner OF al least
one Hundred Thousand Dollars Of actual cash
capital, invested in the State and United
states stocks and bonds, or in bonds and
mortgages OF real estate unincumbered. and
worth double the amount for which the anne
is rcrtgaged: and they are the above described
Ulcers Of said Insurance Company.
WM. y.
President.
c. G. SMITH
Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before ma this Doth
Hay Of January. 1904.
,ceal.) CHARLES EDGAR MILLS.
Commissioner for South Dakota in New York.
1uC revenue stamp, canceled.)
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RISKS.

tLlShS.
Risks outstanding at the date
Of preceding statement. -. $500. go, $500
Risks written since preceding
statement ....... ........... AS. oo4, oss. 90
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24
sIg38sa4 ~ s.3NF8 @ls@ ~
Obchodzi dzies'ata rOczncfe

Obchodzi dzies'4ta rocznci9
- Pan Fryd. Arenta. 10 Hawnej ST..
Toledo, Ohio, 2 nadejs siem nowego roku
obchodzil ciekaw ! rocznice. kt6fa bedzIe
moze ,mia}a znaczenie ola publiczne6c
wog6,e.
Pan Arsnta pisze do Err. Peter
Fahrney, Chicago, H., wiasciciela
Gomoze. piskny list. "Teraz jest okoso
dzie.iet lat temu cd czssu, kiedy knpi-
lem pierw... outelke P.hskiego Como.
70, ! Cd tego czxsu dom nasz nigdy me
byl bes tego leka,stwa Wyiecaeniu
mejej Tony Jest naJlepszym dowodem
jego spam,enitych vla,nosc,. Zeszlej
wsosny iona ino,a cierpisls duto ma
zoladek i ma pacherz, ma n obecnie
81 lat. Poczel,5my dawae jej regularnle
Gomo1o j 0lejo czyli lin,msnt, j ku
nssszemu zadowolenlu, wyleczylismy js
W kr6tkim czasie, ...
ORA P.otra Gomozo przez swa za-
dziw'aj4ca komposycye. wyrzuca nietyl-
ko wszelkie nieclystosci, ale stwarza
bogata. czerwons krew, k,ora wzmacnia
ca}y organizm. W aptek'ch dostae 60
ME MONA, ale tylko cd agent6w lokal~
nych albo wprost cd w}asciciela. Adre~
sujc.e: DR.. Peter Fahrney 112-114 So.
Hoyne Ave., Chicago, I'll.
Pola ziote pod Nome.
PieywszY ~cYrkuIarz ~wzgledem
pol zlotych " Klondike pusc,]a y
swla: kolej Northern Pacific "
1898. DE-: wynn z;iekiem oko!icz~
noscl l pierwszy okolnik o polach
pod Nome przychodzi z
tego samego zr6dta
Obecny. okolnik n,etylko zae
dobra mape z kra'ny zfote
pod Nome. lecz take Jest up,ek-
SONY kilka obrazkaml widoko~ |
weml m,asta Nome i wydobywania
z1ota u brzegu. Podane take 90
blizsze szczegolY wzgledem jazdy
zelazna z Settle 1 Tacoma
oraz wzglydem paro~c5w iezdza
.ych do Alask;. Me ma ~atpl,wo~
sc,, re do owvch swiezo odkrytych
pol wielk's masY )udu ro~
jada i rzeczony cyrkalarz og6loe
budz,4 zaciekaw lenie. wska,
zujac przedsieoorczym mezc.yz-
ncm drogY do Oceanu Spokojuegc
do Nome.
Wzgledem okolnikow, opis6w.
cen j t. d. zg}osit sig, dof4czalac
diva znsczkl poetic We, pod adre-
sem Chas. s. F ee, General
Passenger Agent, St.. Paul MINI.
. on posie interesowanYm poczta
csego zadsja.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

IT&J uI4VW
Iobn Knopp g. 20
w F Kobler Is 50
W r Wal4er........ $50. l6W
J L Finch. ... -. ...... II s''
z Fssnduszu n6ogich.
Jan Herek towary ola fanny
ubcgieh. 80 sol 40
Bracia P~oss........ ......... 70
C o White, stofowa''ie
MIME Hauson.............. 20 w
Hastings Bros, repatac7a
.egsrs na tarmie ubogich 100
s' z Funduszu dr6gs mostd'oc
NJ Herek i inui:, robota "
d1strykcle Mr.. 1........$l w
Herek, prace komitetowe
PREY. drogach m'lowe.. 10 10
John Kpopp.............. 1910
" F Kobler... 49,. 80. l27o
W T. Walker. 80. 70 w
J L Finch, prace komitowe
PREY drogach i milowe... 81 so
Przyjeto nastepujaca uchwa}e'
Uchwala $40 niniejszem, pray
xwollG z powiatowego funduszu
dr6g i most6w ponize] podana
sumo. Rzeczone p,eniadze maja
bye wYdane pod nadzorem rady
gminnej rzeczonYch gm'n, . audl~
tor pow1atowv odbiera nin,ejszem
polecenle, w]ygotowac wystawic
przekaz ma odnosua sumo do ks"
syera powiatowego. Kasyer gmin~
ny powinien jednakze okazac boud
ma podwoina sumo naleznego
mu przyzwolenl1, a bond ten mu-
&, bye przyzwolon7 przez aud'tora
powiatowego, 'st5sownie do "a
strzezenia " rozdz1ale 10 praw &C."
neralnych 1891.
Dresbach. ..... ............. o1oO
New Hartford. 2OO
Pleasant HllI............ 2oo
WlsoOy. ..'..''" NV
Homer. .....". Aoo
St. Charles. ......... ZoO
Rollipgstone zoO
Norton. 800 @oO
Mt. Vernon 2Oo
w lnOu6sssssssss . . . . "
Nadesz}y nastepujace oferty
wzeledem budowy fundamentu
kam,ennego / 6c,an mostu Pick
Wlcklego4
J O BurleY ...."".. 900. tl.414
+ Kratz i J. Stehn....... 1895
M A. Liberia & Co........ 1000
Ma wn,osek przyzwolono kon-
trakt panom NJ A LIBERIA & Co. "a
$1,000.
Nastepujace oterty ma buoo-
wan,e mostu prey F,6eld Dixie, "
gmiuie Rollingstone zosta}y pray
JEto 'as% g1~ s,s@ aa,-as $50
NJ A Liberia 4 Co....>...$ 347
@ Burley s}upy sosnowe nor 425
20 Burley
@ Burlev s}upy 3ebowe. 400
Tomass Burke. 379
EW,nona Construction Co... 374
Nastepujao2 odexwe wsgledem
nad1wyozajnego pos,edzenia RadY
woielono do protosuiu.
Podaje sie niniejazem do via:
domosci, ze " dnlu 6 Cserwoa
1900 odbedzie s,e nadswYczajne
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OB li;R]ll]|;A.ljl,,Dl[j ...'.....
Klon.sarzy Po,oiatowych.
Nadz v yczan posie-
d. enie Mau
r fD~l.oAo~>ntA Z

Do szanownej RadY k%cmiear.ys
pow,atowvch powiatu Wlnohskie-
20.
My nizej podpisani, stanowiac
Rad9 Rachunkowa powiatu Whom"
skiego, referujemy z uszano~aniem
IL W rzeczonym dnin przeliczYll>
smy fundusze " kasie pow1atoweJ
~znalezlis5my je jak pastspuje:
Z}oto 80 o w
Papierowe ,s75 w
Dolar6wki.. 6o 10
P6idolar6wki....... . go. 65O|
observation-disclosures. .""" SUI
lOolo cent6wki.... :."...... 5N
500 cent6wki............ W
C90tV /. .ssssssss
Raohunek porto pocztowego {
i snaczki c{owe..".....~ % 81
,270 SO
Przekaxy Stan6w Zjedn..... Is 10
Doehody z cha lc7 W
PrzekazY gmlnne"........" II 80
Przekazy szk6{ d,strYkto-
Razem .....,..$3,937 A
w Bapkach.
2ierwszy Bank narodowy $7)795 90
Drugl Bank narodowy.. 1854 81
W,nona Deposit Bank. 10 587 II
Merchants Baok.......... 10 z "a
Citizens State Back,
St. Charles.... 6,256 SO
$4a, 7os so
Razem " tasie $47 e41 o.
Oso bilans ma probe, wykasu-
j2cy fnansowY stan powiatu "
dniu 8 Kwietnis 1900 r.
Geo F Crlse. skarbnik POI
viatowy.... 90. ....347 ,741 o.
Przed{ozono z uszanowanlem
Hermann Welbel, sudi:or
p~owiatowy.
John J. Trippe, klerk sadu
d,stryktowego.
Jas +. Finch, przewodnl-
czacv komisarzy DOW.
M wniosek .odroosy}a sic RAJ
da. az do Soboty, 5 Msja 1900 f.,
o eod.,nie 8 pred no}udniem.
SO bots, 5 Maja, 1900 r.
Rada zebra}a sig st6sovnie do
uchwaly odraczaiacej. Wssysoy
oslonkowie obecni. @.
Nastepujace raonunki przwolo~
no ; Funduszu pow,atowego:
70 Sinclair Publ. Co., drukl$So9 80
kslatki 81 60
Herald P. Co., drukl...... 81 80
westlloher Herold ST. 20
The Lewiston Enterprise
,druki....... .......... $3.50. 80 70
Wlerus druki... ... 80 Is
g G Burns. lplaty. specyf1
kaoye .......... 81 70
Hasting Bros, reparaoya ze-
CARA ratussowego $3.50. 1 %
M Toye, reparaoYe " rat.
! wiesieniu ........ ...... a54s
"A w Fahrman, sto}owan'e
wiezoi6w.. ... $500. ..". p so
.Geo d French, przepisy-
wpanie pr.edo vych doku-
mentow ................ ~. " 90
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DoMY 10
-
s~przedaje
W Chicago
J. B.. PALLASCH
566 Noble Str.

Take ma A 6 . ka TT
Okretowych zsbezpiecza
o d ognia - wypozYcza
planiadse po n~alnizssych
procentach - 30 starego krau
6ci4ga pienl4dze, takxe
~ysesa do Europy. =.
Wyrabia pe}nomonictw& csyli
VOLS hty - testame nta
une doknmenta wyrabia - "a
m,enia mie]sk,e posiad}o6oi No
fanny = farmv M properta:
Offs tel Generalnej AgenturY
pod 6rm4t b. PALLASCH
.najduje sic poo Mr.. 566 Noble
| Str .(Chloago, Ill.)
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1900-05-24

Boil v KRZYzACH, Jest bs.azo ess.so
xnakien choroby merck. 70 chofoby - hs!-
sniehezpieczniejsze. SRVRRY. 6RODEK Ma
NERK1 WATRoBE Jest najlepazym lsksF-
stWem na nerki ! w1tFobe. ->1.z5i75e
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day, and denied the right Of any
Senator to modify his express
sions in a personal manner, as
reported. Mr.. Foote was repre-
sented TO have said that Mr..
Benton was shielded by his age,
aud his open disavowal Of the
obligations Of the laws Of honor.
II was false; let any man offer
him (Benton) an insult, where it
could be properly chastised, and
he would soon learn his age. He
would how give notice TO the
Senate, that if it failed to pro-
tect itself from the use of Ian.
guAge which would not be used
in the veriest brothel, he would
henceforth protect himself, cost
what it might,
Mr.. Foote said he made no un-
justifable alteration and ayowed
the report as his own. In con-
clusion, be wanted to know if
Mr.. Benton considered himself
amensble to the law Of honor.
II he does not, let him say so.
Mr.. Benton made no reply,
but INDUCED in a contemptuous
laugh. Guardian.
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RESTORATION OF
THE PRIESTHOOD.
The Glorious Visions Given to the
Prophet Joseph
ILLUSTRATIONS OF ANGELS.
Evidences Of the Truth Of the Hes
umouy Given 10 the World
In This Age


Nesrlv eighteen centuries had elapsed
since the Savior Of the world had given
His lie. that we might be redeemed
from sin and death. After His glorious
resurrection. lie had given to His zeal
Gus friends. the Apostles the power TO
establish His Church through all the
world. They had not toIled In vain but
after a faithful ministry crowned with
signal success, they all but one, John
the beloved Of the Lord, laid down their
lives for the testimony that they had
borne 10 an parts OF the then known
world Christian churches multiplied
they gained not only In numbers, but
An riches and In power too, until the
Roman emperor Constantine, accepted
,he faith OF the despised Nazarene, ana
sci the Official seal of the empire upon
The unpopular religion. Alas, when. in
his simple mind. the faithful had
reached the zenith of his expectations
n was but the GROWING Of that unholy
mower which. as Paul had pr0phesled
centuries before should slt IN the tenn
pie Of God. declaring Itself God, More
iusue was added unto this aposIaIe
church: worldly learning, heather lore,
took place OF the Spirit OF inspiration
and of revelation By which the true
Church of Christ is always guided,
pagan rites were substituted for the
simple ordinances OF the Gospel OF
Jesus Christ, damnahle doctrines were
introduced 10 lead simple souls astray'
unrlghteOus dominion was exercised
wars and bl0odshed held sway over the
followers of so-called Christeudom,
where brotherly love used once 60 reign.
Nations sprung up with their desires
for Observation-Disclosures az the expense
OF their nelghbors. the weaker because
the slaves OF the stronger and thus at
ter an the labor that the Heavenly
Gardener had bestowed upon His or
chard. the olive tree had become wild
and It's fruit bitter and unfit for use.
But let as turn away from such
melancholy spectacle and behold
more inspiring view 90 cheer our hearts
and revive our faith.
See that young boy. who perpleNed by
the Earring and contending sects. but
vet relying upon the Woru OF God
kueels alone IN the Uoodsl lie had read
II any OF you lack wisdom. let him ASK
Of God. who giyeih 90 ill n'n literally
and upbraIdeth not; and II shall be CIV
en- HIM" and now he comes TO try the
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Twelve2" After moment OF silent
thought, the Spirit OF God enlightened
his mind, and bringing his hand down
on his thigh he exclaimed. THE keys
Of the kingdom are here" President
MILFORD Woodruff, who was then his
companion. did during the last years OF
his life more than once testify to the
Saints In conference that during the
last meeting Of Joseph with the Twelve.
Joseph declared unto them that he had
sealed upon them all the powers. keys
and authority that ever were bestowed
upon him, and told them TO round up
their shoulders and bear of the king
dom, else they would be damned Thus.
through the faithful labors Of the
Twelve, all the keys, powers and bless
ings which were conferred upon 10.
feph Smith, the Prophet have also been
conferred upon his successors and upon
the Church.
Now, as young men and young We
men In Israel let US honor the Priest
hood OF the Son OF God, and those who
bear Il; let us forsake our foolishness.
our pride, our wicked ways, and ceaye
unto the Lord. Let US be faithful
through life. even unto death. and we
shall gain life eternal, which God may
grant, / ask It In the name Of Jesus
Christ. Amen.
A A RAMgEYER
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rnneess.ar, Los. Of Time.

Mr.. W. s. Whedon, Cashier OF the
First National Bank OF Winterset,
Iowa, in a recent letter gives some ex-
perience with a carpenter In his em-
ploy, that VIII be Of value to other me-
chanics He says: II had q carpenter
working for me who was obliged to
stop work for several days on account
Of being troubled with diarrhoea.
mentioned to him that | had been SINH
larry troubled and that Chamberlains
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
had cured me. He bought a bottle Of
It from the druggist here and informed
me that one dose cured him. and he Is
again at his work"
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offered up on the shrine Of tia
iron Necessity which hs vor'
ships, all that can excite smbi.
tion--eyen the presidency OF the
United States.
But to my story. The other
morning, at tho breakfast table
where !, an unobserved specta-
tor, happened to be present, CAL
houn was observed TO gaze ire
quently at his right hand, and
brush it with bis left, inanervous
and hurried manner. He did this
so often that it excited attention.
At length one Of the persons
composing the breakfast party
his name / think is Toombs, and
he is a member Of Congress from
GeOrgia-took upon himself 70
ask the occasion Of Mr.. CAL
houn's disquietuee.
"Does your hand pain your
he asked.
To this Calhoun replied IN
rather Hurried manner =
"Pshawl It is nothing. Only .
dream, which | had last night,
and which makes me sec per-
petually a large black spot
like an ink blotch-upon the
back Of my right hsnd. An
optical delusion, | suppose"
Of course these words excited
the curiosity Of the compsny.but
no one yentured to beg the de.
tails of this singular dream, until
Toombs asked quietly
"What was your dream likeY
Pm not very superstitious about
dreams, but sometimes they have
a good deal Of truth in them"
''But this vas such a peculiar.
" absurd dream" said Mr.. Cal.
houn, again brushing the back
of his right hand" however. i
it does not too much intrude
upon the time Of our friends, !
will relate it."
OF course, the company were
profuse in their expressions OF
anxiety to know all about the
dream. In his singulsrly sweet
voice, Mr.. Calhoun related 1t;
"At late hour last night, -
/ was sitting in my room, en-
gagged in writing, ! was aston
ished oy the entrance Of a visitor
who entered and without a word,
took a seat opposite me At my
table. This surprised me, ~ l
had given particular orders TO
my servant, that ] should on no
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AZ We neglect home affairs,
this week, to leave room for for.
eign sketches, Of which we can
give but few-fres and floods,
murders and robberies, cholera
and perplexity Of nations are
prevalent, concerning which we
shall continue to sketch. From
the best information yet OBJ
tanned, it is believed that the
House was four or FIVE weeks in
electing Speaker and Clerk,
and their progress since has well
compared. Cholera has again
appeared in the States. Hun
gary has fallen. General peace
in Europe' and the present APP
pearance is like a calm before a
tornado. More hereafter.
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account be disturbed. The man
bSf 10 which the intruder, 30
perfectly self.pOssessed, taking
bis seat opposite me, without
word, Is though my room, and
oil within it, belonged to him,
excited in me a. much surprise
As indignation. Az / raised my
bead to look into bis features,
over the top of my shaded lamp,
I discovered that he was wrapped
in Q thin cloak, which effectuslly
concealed bic face and features
from my view. And as I raised
my head he spoke
what are you writing, Sena-
Tor from South Cardinal" be
said.
Ibid not think of his imperti-
hence at first, but answered him
involuntsrily--
81 am writing q plan for the
Dissolution Of the American
Union, you know gentlemen,
that | Am expected to produce q
plan Of Dissolution, In the event
Of certsia oontingenciesl }"
To this the intruder replied in
the coolest possible manner
Senator IRON South Carolina,
will you allow me to look at
your hand, your right haud9"
"Hs arose, the cloak fell, and ]
beheld bis face. Gentlemen, the
sight Of that face struck rne like
q thunder clap. 1t was the face
Of . dead man, whom eItraordi-
nary events had called back to
life. The features we're those OF
George Washington, yes, gentle
men, the intruder was none
other than GEoRGE WASHINGTON,
He was dressed in the Revolu-
tionsry costume, such as you
see preserved in the Patent
Office"
Here Mr.. Calhoun paused, APP
parcntly much agitatcd. Hi
agitation, | need not tell you
was shared by the company,
ToOmbs at length broke the em.
barrassing pause. "Well, we'll
what was the issue OF this sceneS'
DR.. Calhoun resumed:
This intruder, | have said
rose and asked TO look at my
right hand. Az though | hsc
not the power to refuse, | ex'
tended il. The truth is, ! felt Z
strange chill pervade me at hi'
iOueh; he grasped it and held i
near the light, thus afording nat