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VOLUME 34
1.43846. 2.11311141.
BUFFALO & ERIE R. R.
_C;
_Vat ,n
153 lIIMEMINIIINIO
O N and after MondsYd Jam 4th, OK
Nue aLor mi tW RIS r *Urn
e•tvn vi
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it 3 ) A. M.. MAU sal 4 stepping at Rubor Om&
North East, Stabs Lino .11Viedillsid•PortInn4.
p root° n, Dunkirk, ilikaairatalaii r tjaoad Salk dart%
'driving at Buflale.at 101111.4 ' '
00 P. 11 :, DIV .topping at North East, Ideat
Daft Wirer Otsiia, sad
attiring at &data at i Si P. td.
11 4) P. M.. ancianati Storrs. .topping at West/Md.
Dunkirk slut Stiver lll 4.oo l ‘lo ft 90241 . 1 1.
.t 9 410 Y. - , ;
0 A It., Bight /frpresa. stopping., at Wastmd.
Dunkirk and Slim Creels, amines at Badala
4.20 A. H.
The Day itsprisa atianeets at Daakitit aad
t Express at ItaNalo on Ir, withTslrasa hulas
t.n. \ea York. 1151 11100 .114 11 030110 L
LEAVING BUFF ALO. , in p
co P. H., Mail twatatarpallorth
Exam, Angola. Ireing,lnftwr BM.
ton, Portland. Wenteald,Mmliff.fitat•lnNt
East and Earket Credr,,arrlvia4 et Tata at $
P. tt..
CO A. H. Wei* dapplair at ilitrai 'Crook
Dunkirk, Weettlatd and Nmik Moat. attivalt at Et*
at 1010 A. M.
11 05 A. H, Dal .frirritaa, atappki at Auto* . fillikt
emelt, DeWitt% Waddell anal Nava faal,anitag
at Eno at
IL .1 W. •
11 /13 P. , iregli stapadalf Id MOW C
Daa kirk and viada,arriviiiii wavy. elk reak.
A. M. " '
Railroad time la ten Wasted War thna ihie tiam
Nov. 21,11163. - Y. N. BROWN. dant.
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CHANGS OF 110unz%C0Ciliq
IloN:_•Cf. JAR: 4. ') •-• )
Trains will issir•Daakiristao444llolfo/100i0110,0011
ria :
EntWara Boinii--Derat "
: Espies' 4 10 T. is.
Stoek ifsireae— 9 I i
'rut Freight_ TVA: TT. ,
War /sleight • fOS a. It.^
Night Ewen rims every 4s• •
CRAM: I MM 01"
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CIIANGE OP TIME, ClAtitENalki
Monday. Jll4l. 401, UMW • ;
TRAINS LRAIrR GaiLi
4 S P. it, Aetotoatdatiali daft 11;14
arrives at Shansi at MP. •
25 A. IL, Freight' ca 1. 'taps si
roma at Sharon at& 111 P. Y.
?RAINS LRAM SHARON. •
N ,
: :10 Asonamaisties. stiat ttalUal
arr.ros at Girard at ra P. l .
00 ....11,F,tlight No.l. stops at at 411 Stations intent
- aspyrilla, Centre goad. tipria W4a
' ant erases, and limbo, at latrarliat ft LE R. lid
Fretritt trains yin ism USW trailatie.
J alt4tt. •‘' R. R. atowx, girt.
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CHANGE OF TINE.
!Tina
DIl ILADELPHIA & ERIE R.
Thu retinue treelkeselhe Ifettberti
t N orthwest counts:ad Penaeirlirsa/e to the city of ,
f. Lake Slit.
has been leaped by the Perespessisle /1010•11 abet
pasy, and under their anapbres Is bung - 1341417 opined
L .12.7.11 .ut Its satire length.
It Ls cost in Use ter Passenger sell irkeigta
,rap Harriebarit to Bosporhos,(l9lisiisoce tleariedi
o.v can, and from Shelleid le Use elk UM
1-7
C=t=IMINIMM!M=
S'm r tyro Traia Litemii... --VI 60 a.:.
Ha:: 'Praia Ammo 7 li .6.11 -
i. xT. -ras Train Arritos . ...—.. ..... ........121.r. x
2•r Ice - mat - ton reapeeting Pamenger basiammia
at. 1.2.1. S. 7
comer
IlUk imik*S6llllol*
~ .y.mn..cs 0! - .lle Compaq's ova&
..G 111 vaSTON, Jx. oars* SIM oil Itirixtili.
913%1.6;0 as. .
c.'C'd`st:
KEYNOLDS,, &to.
DRILL. wait X. C. B. a., beitinses_J
1. Gesing Tyytied Agent. .
Lintls L. nourr.GessaslTlsitet t. MS", •
10S. U. ?ODtS, seguina mumps.
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U. S. 5.20'5!
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Try. ,'stoirttar or rit• Tiaaaeat be§ not yet • M
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nena a an r intsotina to tritiotrim plaplttOt
t r , ra sa'. at . Par, and entil too data satinets vlsiPIN
ind-sougne ow .larenea latlOSCOrtilnt 1er1re,..1411.1
sappil Use pantie.
Th• whole aaneauat et ttoi !Mn antiunion! is Thrs'i
Slalom of Dann. Nisats ir,•r• rstorD_l
us ,
na.r sAL CDT YeltUD POI Olt . ..situ
NTO Trlial rIT, saga sitl,pidiss
e.c-zuvi fro • cad tharit It
!si tic r.r.4 demand for ass irt'LP Per emits:7
t:edoral Etsak.cg Awns ass s iilstais_Es. •
ti - • aa Om country : 7: • 'Teri All ?i , 4641. tli
Seactsniiila 'y Turd fro* ses fiNer
.pakir,trrgnsulay ttmoneetbkasw•
as it LI veil known tthe " start ereti
btu awls sad
nd 12termat itt nod •
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...n. 7- ma aza Int._ sod to tin isotof the i Lonrho- Lea: ..iikevrgt.mia .jeki - .4:4", Hwang
I.te-ratg.eariag Less! , .cnt eligu rtes, it is idinsid s ens , , , ,
At:.+l . that ti Wil: not find ft • ,r, fora !oar finie4dworn tet'eeppett•tho , 4;etet-ithtioh, they Can- .
I:. t • ta-_‘, to seeks anrkitt for thy other lon rif t Wili dai i.- tini'yieid i • O ^ 1 1 .4 4 ;•;!;,it... - " -i 44'edi g which
r,r Losoa. Tzta reetpce4ta • -•.1 i,, L n
1 - ' • TAIL!! IS Gtqa. 1 , '....• , 4 - 1 .: . 444 S eke 1 gets it d t f uzac -,. ; ,1i -.. ~z , ,,r , ..t Rr g(. t. .,lE n t :
Fria=c-4 and velf-iaprito, wad blot r ya ado& of 1
ft:4r esnitenplitifittbs lannatiffn of filatknasi Hanki ns Th p xindirpirped c - 3,:•piturptieg Lame to soh.
k 4 .0 dazi.ins as wallas Ow skimoirof,a/lt law Sovedie
r..1,..cs yon thifir isand.,.l, the if= t iirted um its thetbildiring t.f . :ttement, - io !indication of
tii st.o.f.d Ince so than in s to 'WI load* - •' ' ' -.'... •', -, .....t '
;• -: tier LOW,. n.tn NOS be tweed aareksac ahefr • itl i a, on. Sa t 'i h '' -I . - P'' -!t. co n test 'for
adman to s tandem= protasis. as woo Oho tviiket• left ' • jie4i-isili, C S th, •••,• „.,,,,. e •:
ii.....-$.....e-Thirty* Leinorbni hens sit sotd sad maid , • ' --' '-• S. ~ ' -
ni 1 , -siger be oulneribed for at par. - In zany respe4= t.i.,, ;into,: eai.no price
-ni• 4 ii.tipor Grit. Lestic . _ , , Y . ,
P a .sit. i Commas yisiiiar seer Noe pirM ill! * *lP T en. 'dent. ia the ham' oi :. t her . thf einurraellth. Its
xr.< it the P ,14, 9,t rntaaPrnsfinel.
..,,_. 61 ' e 1".............. ' ...._..... iNi4tiAetio to OA ~I i r‘irlielenzieur for lees-
Ste tioeettaarat Melting aIl .1 1 . 4,4 44...!*•........!!.rf ... . I f • ,
Tali in Coda ; then duties ban bra tong tines nest jarioili; - a* wen IA '') tl.::"4.1 '13 , 44,ged in the
attounted to ore? a (hut. 11 .
a son Dear!, three Suss* 1 21,0441 ; ! Strnaii; l .4 : = 3 ; 1-.1 ,i6k.tify, I,f it does not de
:h. payment of intension the iirsoodo;bigistOom md . .: . 4.4....z at „, e 4 p a s. a ilia 4446 far the
c•nt Louts. So that It la hoped nal Ms suiploo Min
i'3 the Tree/Farr. at no flettaketz. tilisesatir p le g - 6widesetait of it e.pnbrie. 1 • -;,_
1 ,, ) Mates SO lIIIILZSIZISCII
rael.° " .ii C 41114 " 3 r"-lilribi-----fail '*LZd it; •Thi l tte4i4 : te 1 , &s: 4 l;;iti'i of ihikty- three
1. - -•nds r.ay rue far SO youns. , yeitib a . ' 4 , -., • •.• ta b `s'
ta I I - 7 - - , .-• ,-: -. .
... , e it ti pay tans of in G• 34.
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, 0i150 . 1 ... 4 . 3L,R• after ,11 mentISVNI . 444 - ty7ttra. wOro : roof*, at the
rev!. . - • .
C pied in the 6,7:k:tat:an fire their mat.
Tax isresurr se Nab wat - 11 1 1 122 4.,, , ,i "%lb, APO fp. ; ~
IV pof Nosnann and May. ' -- • - - "-- '''` ' Ltik, nun one a pris;:e7 rinillr- in the rebel
Sas:n:lm can bare Loa ea=
t, tosser. sad an SS4SIOef• NOS Oaa ItAv; fr: S.iata. . qc _ti , L.; , .- pr , sp.=,.. i: I ,P Prev.te"
:e:,4 Bomb of sow arsons, 001-ii •
-. 00) and MOO. For Basking and for _ 'l'aibliltE kir ••• 4ti' • %*4 . i.#4*.W t 11A .P4 111 •! 1203 .
res•soellts of relool-sesko„ this lieldirlom od i u m _ a m .,ii va ba c hluil:Alefer t , ,th.
z..t.rfa.-a.b:e.
- Thee- 3-elf. cannot I, Inzsiii7Wass. - idtWine - Vii or - '3,lllit Inik - ,a,filitti , tiata, - ash:perty held
`anuses. ens the eseenmeettea„ - , , .. .. ,•• i t .•l3 ..k;,. , :it., - e Atnidati for Spa-,
aza-s-ta . : ver orst:os fluire - • 1 - ,
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r.t.=:: ..,;: c ther trmostramow ow* ow Sloom s ;•••••• 111=
.racn, lii,:ro - d. , Sfcsk and tionin; etc:, iay . . iir k j o i[A.i ...-.. 4.7..z...rai;),_ ':::. oo.Nisi Wt.
~.1,.. to r.n per am% isinestbi
- 3...at...a &mem oreseeeeirlire. or fpalter„ - v:hWa-tit-elteitio li tie vote tomb
utu, t,l Capons of nos Sado: owl an eseerierreetker. to m ; -i . ...: 2 -,,,. , - :1 - :. -, -, -, ,,T. - ~ - n --_
~...1.- Wire pm:roily sir. d to• - •
it:. in**n•romoao* I S.v 447 1, ' 60 187.41)0 _
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of t.Z, Snots asiineseidiniiobeilniannadirallalli ' 6 2..._'" , "..,!"• t• - 4 ' -: . ' '- 1 the i de s '
t .t. Lii int:le.: Coss=sims it Use di, at ' ovotte.W. ;Al= r,, , 3•1.:, o)r.colyo.
1,- -' ,... " L' ;7 3-114. e
d i ... "4. =4 "64 saartfia . b. 1. 11- .. n al . ~ seutieutg" . - ttfedr , f:itols.ia c4ie by Offering
. JAI: euerlitf.. IrCleCtleetirS 41011311`,. -• 3 t.• . thi..,pti1y.,,,,m0t,.....43,dea af 'thesi Friel:fang
111 aorrnlnfinn Sc...44=l4inlyjnisi.., ; i, , .
F-itee..l;l: r -a. Noamber AIM. __ _ ' , • seeeion:-efister Ow 3sitathst the donate has a ,
t*"." " " ' i :. ";- ----t inii"'•' ind to 'vast out
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te ct il vin vOk s liat t o r atua gt c 4 c4 , 4: 4 - ,,re5 ** 41.. .. 1 . 4,
ute 4 01 - er th k :
lk Citrate I se vitt the vol:. uttitheSpeeker
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1- end-444,44t4 hi - L. 4 1.f. , • -Pt 1.11; lit taking ,
• on*,4lAil . t-.k. o . ' nin..Tir, l' Oer wins .
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tl l O ubt111,144100e• Vi t t . tt 1r.•441.aat.,1#5i5 bets
Siomosoltatitobsy deet:lei te, goe i litteit that
cr-A irgebitn in VI& allimacdrersd, sad
sosoirtiogi•:ifo . ft••4!.. 4 46 , tti011 . _ 'lt. an ijoeftioa
for Speiker„ii ..4 :1:1=5'...... of loni n uicoootal
gots were Ittiva. r.:rirr-eetioreseletion. '
t.a; Cl. . .
' .: 4 rhe Atielebliet.ct Za...s...ets,
_..4hd4es at iropott
sible toi‘ttet- . .: !I:15? lee Stpeibit, proceeded •
to Any oa at:kr.. - 31 . e1e.- - 17 - .^_irittiorpetis.
ftille?..i'Mt P rAa - Vrtairetisitterr
- - - ve als.....i7ctpocie that, pataiaing to '
0 .axed sannsieturetis Mtn Sea- .
gig vitgiA4: 0. 1 %. Pt " V e - ? ?A i l:: Selullirs
vete , ' egeiceitgaga4staNllM BrarefeDieg. ad ,
t ;Lilies Are amnia eftesiesaiLelier- ; erae l' llit
ltdtrer Pot irate- eadhar mush:
rnill . ll it IvZi l eontictie se a ti ne'
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able dispieeit
et , it - .7,-A Or +4 ~ta 4,r,..., --: • ;
;Z4itti* 111110bette ' aga Stfir 4 `l4.l ll ifiel4iagq ;
iTbixt.zipOlimakee.....yLetiklAllaniilll.l4ll44lW+
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et:Wm-do heirstitie saw co amok
4 , ..1.7,1 es. *Ai thaa half tie doled hal dis OWN
..a c 4.0 z. • .G.Nzba.t.trial stikat 4 - lil tit
Fe:, Gitser,Corkliorii.
p 11.1.2 ast? cotbre Sew*/ prelim is aw a to the
reit satiety et west Mingitirsop,
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tr..= lII* tamps Pao to I.,}ifr lossirj,
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DOLL.-tits EIiYEAR, IF PAI,D IN ADI7:4CE:' $2. 50 IF NOT' PAID UNTIL THE END OF ,TIE TEAL
EY&tFillfamCalatit,ll.hiftst:hsidOLlaisti.
ea," lotion rubastie.7'. ane w volume of hls poems. no
folioed's/. which is ansinc.tho Das:llw, was militia army
swan ago. awl wilily tauxi,nr to moat emit Older
am, who will %boot as for corprOptlng lt:)
Robertter Clurelb. '
ILY ViI.X.IAZ OCILLIS.DILTAXT.
-Merrily ccingiag oa tutu', ivOriodo
- k " Near to tO newt a Ll* liltltAnino,
vet the =omit 4113.f/de oi mad. ,
Robert of Linto:n h toraui, Lai; aims)
" 1 !...„ ;
Snag tad sib in ttiat rst of oars,
Ridden imang thisapamer Hovers,
•
‘- Cbee, che*, ebbe.
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" Robert of la.nrAn ie zany, dr et•
•
Wearing a litieltblark waddldr as ;
Wlalloare lis►Lau:dati lad whiti Maned;
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Sitilakillgto.llphlik t d .
U WVOMO 4 I I OPW , QM4MUO . ,.
OP V g•A WO 46 tOt• .
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Lincoln's Q - 410ter wie,•
P.rttip wl:h plaim bi l o r
whi !lap,
:‘ Paiath a'tbStae a i.a9cst iir, ' • 2
6 th:•:,7,7-.es ttia'ashd slasi :
; 130b-0 4 51.11:; toS
' • :eif . ioe, - t••!ek : • • •
- creature sped not fear,
Thieve, tad robaer.wla h laaa hem
• - ' thee, thee.
• / I Cr*l.,/ , 4 0 0 ft;.l Na na4:4 1,4 *; . .
OPIkTs/& O 4rP. 4 4 9 r qz/, aoSo* • :
g ri tfPW4e9o,fe44".g b ; 3 lW til ail!op
Piptiocia t.tHika&;
Bobo'
• Ilarer vac( i.l±;lLl tf Jn;
Cal44.4:Caws.-41; if tin'
• ; -• • •t"
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white on 1 h
•".• • t Fleeted with r.u-ptt., rtr.tty rig - LSI •
Thentair.l;e Lotlatt • tip ;
: t Rabid L alajii; with CI
' /317 o'-11 , k4
, • .Srlak,tptlA,s;rak ;
NW. Lind tint cm - er goasiold:. •
. item*. bonze e -
' SAD as the little rn • ch'r, i!:e•bell•
i ` 1e.5.• f_r t»a';
• • Robert ci Litca:n Ira;
Gabiriza; k-olk hOn . - .rry brood
'" 116b:O'•lin3, lob-e-ank,
rpsok, tr. !al:
TWA new life is :mar t, be
. Bart fais dap 7e;r.m . :;fe:114 , 11'.... tee.
' tglilL
ears.
•-• . • . " '
Noted of Liacdo a. man kt,4 gait
Saar with work astlial{ !on
%OltislackholillAy gstrz:at
Filatifaiot.cia MI% y,e;ty air,
4 , 14 - 4 .-1 • 40 4 ,
'" , 1 14.k.sPaak, 12Lak.
_4olp4pkrs . s . ,cn !tat pay =au saS
Mom owinest Lad oar oe.tiLais 110.
aw, clam, chit,
:kits the eh:l4ll4dr ri+sita ;
. :Ptiitod trait. so ,re taifira
Bobertteilecolal tim.traor areal;
, 0111 so Lim, led 11010 MI 111; VOW"
! • .' , li/ltbiratElk,
- 11ploiearpikait. 'Oak'2i.
What Jot CSJI lipr tZta: m •:37: olaiadais.
- agbirt thi.-cu, vor.Arg.k• *gab.
• ' Vivo, e'en alto.
si t tairs . '": Fos;aumrs.
thefOloxiai, aispy:t . 104. was . preaczold to
the" tate Ea.4ave-cn We !orally, 11111:111V1 13,
thet.Deta.vratkr I:A*22'4m, who atkail that
ritoti h s t•'-c• •;o4 to
‘" c `: 3
the rn - xudicr3. This kir-
W.Sq*:l in p At:la:l=44 bodies,
was itir,34,b7. the Jicot:be of As Senate,
6• reason , "*'"'Nliaet tUtatitoloarli
416 P 16 . I "4 l tltY'rf ti;e re : fillo they bate
1,15"4i? relscprs *a a
tOtaar anl Tl4icit.ipa of the
CNN
1 1 4., SATURDAY MORNING; JANUARY , 23, 1864.
ceisors, the organic law and the beat intereste
of the State. 1 .
The
ninth section of &Viol., first of the Con
stitution says " &oh ho o shall choose a
Speaker and other office ." This j is imams
tire and has never been rded until now
by, thisattempt of: the Republieiu - ofßeers to
hold over. The Words "each house" are re
peated In the Constituticei several times, and
it
mesa emit branch ! of th Legislature. This
"house" is composed of oli;
and new members,
and it was not intended b the framers of the
Censtitution, nor 'claimed by any previous
Senate, that the ofliOsta should preside over a
new Senate and new members. The Consti
tution does not say that "each house" shall
choose its: speaker alimony, but that: is its
mianin i g and such has been the practice under
1
it for seventy odd . years.
To divest this einvel plia of "perpetual or
ganisation" of every pretense of right or
custom on the pare . of its authors, the Senate .
Journals have been carefully' eximined buy
to the year 1794, and the result of the exam
ination is stated briety al follows
. ,From 1794 to 1864 no fate speaker kat ever
atternpted to qualify 'new Senators, and no new
Speaker Ads administered an ost4 to Amy Senator
Slice until qualified as specular Afaudf. At every
annual meeting orthe Senate, all the °Moire
ware elected or re-elected and qnalitled in due
form by the new Speaker.
'From 1731 to 1851, the chair was always va
cated daring be:llcup for Speaker, and the .
Journals show that the successful candidate
"took the chair," or was •conducted to it" by
other Senators, wide brie soluiowledgments
and invited some old Senator to qualify him.
From 1794 to 1801, all (he Senators voted for
Speaker in istphobctical trek', without the offielal
designation, eicept in 1825, when Thomas
Burnside voted as "late Speaker ;" but h•was
not a candidate for re-election.
From 1794 to 1825, in the Journals made
uP during the annual organisations of the
Senate. he is designated as "late Speaker ;"
and from that time,to tho present, he, is des.
igested as "Speaker," until the motion to
proceed to elect a Speaker prevails, when he
is referred to as •-having oaealed the chair."
In several instances there were a number of
ballots for Speaker; some of which were a tie,
tie chair thew-elm:east, and Cie late Speaker
rain, with other Senators in alp'isbetieal order.
In 1842 there were thirty-five ballots for
Speaker, and much time, cor,iamel by the
contest. Daring -the strut; I, seemsl eforls
were made to elect a Speaks pro tempore, even
for a few hours, bat they were unsaccesafal.
In 1838 is the only ineance on record of a
late Speaker entertaining , ray ot , tion net strictly
pertaining to the orgatisttie.a, aid 'that was in
relation to contested sesta,-bit when the Sen
ate proceeded to elect a Speaker, Mr. Penrose
wrested the hair.. Se was re elected on the
trst ballot, end "took the chair" aisle.
,In 1855, on the 4th hay sad .en the 27th
ballot, a Speaker was chosen- the late Speak
er was the unsuccessful caadriate. He did
net *sass ytisi their nor ettemsvr to qualify . the
doses new SeastorsPreeent. Tiey were quali
fied by the epeaiiii elected after he was qual.
ified himself.
•
In error, eleetionof Speaker the clerks have
acted u tellers, except in 'Sit. when a Sena
tor vas named to act as ohe -31 the tellers,
ant 4 jiriging Croat the jotir Ills, they have
cOntineted the elections as pi iliac officers.
In 1801, 1813, and 1810, tea S'peakers re
signed their offices near the clo,e of the see -
ilOn, in these words : '
" The Speaker naiads the S that in
case of the death or resizaatioa of the GDT •
erttor, the Speaker of the lieurate ids the per
son appointed by the Coostvation to cleercise
the °fart. of Governor until alother Governor
shall be duly qnalitied,.; that tie time for
which he was elected Senator expire im
mediately presiding 4day of the general
election; sod that his'offica of Speaker will
expire accordingly at the sutras 'time; that
from a coasideration of them eIIVII/313 twice;
the propriety slit electing a Speaker -who easy
continue in Wit mime mail tie wain, of the
4zt Gelersi lousily in December neat. is
&indent."
From this langnage, and from the practice
of those sties who, framed the eonati►ationsl
provisions referred to, it is very evident that.
no Speaker, whether he bed over, or was re
elected for the vacation, has bass or can be
the Speaker of 'the Satiate after the meeting
of thelkietsl Assembly.
Every Legisl&ture has bee& tiered in
dePea----dentrof tie preceding on; and has in-
Variably elected - "its Speaker anti other rat
errs" is directed by the Coarluttico. It Us
been left for the Republica& Eensturs of this
cession to zeskeib& dim:every. that a "
puli
necessity." &Oder the cloak of "perpe
ittal tagestinatinu,", will justify nu unprece
dented and daftgeratie neorpatina for the se to
41 a few pity can"- •
From this examine/4 on of the Joaruals,
hack nearly to the date of the odapuan of
th e c eest ir e tion, it Ts amertaice.l AA: tkc.
Democratie :senators hare all Lae pre:. %-_teat_e
—warty one bunked in oak:ter—to jastify
I . llllr coarse is this easter., whilst i.h7
gablieart fgesaters cannot point la s singi e
dire since CM :o jastity theirs.
Ana in view of the 4,,aslit'atiaati
referred t.. =I -the Fez:lent. 1::
Terrg s period in -the alitari -a: - hz.S2a:e.
sera Is bat one *ape! and i t ia:obteatible
Coarse to be pursue! by Stool:a - 4 np aa.tais
Sour. and that is. to be d gdr3rd br the Ito land
the experieare of , the par., resit-4 lei
vinintiontei the nee, sal inn/retinas of ;the
other. farad, cad . feesiessly tbs end. _
L eatelanien,qbe nr,lersigneci beg I4ave
to renew; as a bass upon able/ argaitlne
lbw Seissue. the preresinen sonde ilk_ op=
Seaste of their bshelf nr tho Senator frets
Berim, Mr. Clymer; ttii t attend day of the
lassie:l; els:- Thai the Depobbesa Senators
1 Shall - select the first C in the ell of the
&maim tie Democratic siSor3, the seem*
dud eo eiternseely through use list.
Calgned.)
Ra HooleeMt, irea. F.. aotther.
• .7184, C. ,S afic"..
iliesterClyener, A. I .rn - - 4 • 114
Clitis 4 iainbeziol6 11" 11- - liege:AM
.09a; /0 11 4: • -
I Bard , • Wm. 1 6- .44ate. •
I 1-11. Stant, *Sherry,
,Xl. B. SFeetiavecry, C. IC beinirsg.
it ra
t l O ll
! bare pirebamed a plaiEs tor anr tbes
• tv i iin 4i Ilase neva ward aldialibia I eitaatione
17 11 r, _ and psy fen He asystbst
iJa tsti4 ;;Llks 114 Wend,m tba Jaerrat
4 6 ; r ee, pc l pis A se hia;t &Ns! We_ 'barn arra mai atreader ieltlik
lank *lipi t it
anl . 1 0 la- He ear dot iblariskribialainap
_ _ 'warmer ciiirodaui 41111011 .
Fli~le:s ti Mine: -CliCl/Leang..llol4l. of doe sp i sinaw, , e m s .' ono
*TA, sad ir- iezeredss isoret
Wean& thar dinsisp• Booleis book catositioL n '"1
CONDITION OF 1110131
. We have been muck interested in Aaron . ;
sal of a report made. by James IL" Putman,
President ot the Western , Sanitary Commis
sion, who has
.visited twenty-one (Dupe in
which argues are gathered, from Cabe to
Natehes,• along the blissiadppl. 'lb states
the whole Umber- of oontraimitle gathered
in these camps at 25,000, not including 75 .-
000 black soldiers. At Memphis, three then-
Bead freedmen are employed .by the govern
ment at $lO a month, while many could earn
from $BO to $5O per mo_4h ih l other waits;
Mr. Team= says :
" I saw a number of colored men greeted
into service (not' military), to labor at the
rate of $lO per month, one of l whom Petition
ed to be released as he had a goOd iltualitn
of $3O per month. The thimen on the itteins
boat on which I wait a' passenger' !front Eit.
Louis to Memphis were all adored, mad were
receiving $45 per month. Them men we
afraid to go whore et Memphis, - flor fur- if bay
picked up and /Need isle Gitivenistast arigeri.
meat et ksi than one;/oath their =Wiry Vigor.
/3esid - 1 - the fact that men are thus pressed
into service, thousands have been:empleysti
for weeks and months who have never re
ceived anything but promises to pay. •
• .4 This negligence and failure to comply
with obligations have greatly disheartened
the poor slave, who comes forth at the call of
the President, and supposes himself e., flee
man, and that by leaving his Rebel muter he
is inflicting a blow on the enemy, ceasing to
labor, and to provide Los - -him and for the
armies of the rebellion.. Time he was pro
mised freedom; but how is it with him ? 'He
is seized in the street, and ordered to go and
help to unload steamboats, for which' he will
be paid, or sent to work in the trenches, or
to labor for some Qaarteimaster, or to chop
wood for the Government. ' He labors for
months, and at last is only paid with pre
mises, unless perchance it may be with kicks,
cliffs, and curses. Latter such
- treatment be
feels that he has exchanged one muter fo r .
many masters ; these continued abuses ascis
du and depress him, and he sighs ; to return
to his former home and muter. He, at least,
fed, clothed, and sheltered him.."
Mr. Yestman reports that the condition of
the Degrees on the plantations 'hued by the.
government is deplorable, and that they are
greatly depressed and dissatisfied. They say
that they are told that they are free, and
then they are taken and hired out to men
who . treat them worse than their "sues?'"
-masters did. We make the following extract:
" The planter who formerly hired a' negro
sieve 'obtained
, bom $ 450 to $BOO as the re
sub of his labor ; now he will obtain at least,
$2500, while the laborer, if he should obtain
his entire year's Tam - will only receive
$B2, 42 per head being deduoled to pay his
medical attendance, whiet,is ' never given.
But the poor freedman fares even 1101110 than
this. He does not -get hie $7 per month, or
$B4 per anntess $2 1,4 r medical attend
ance. Ile.only gots paid at the rate tor' the
actual -a' tuber of days which he may wort,
that is 27 c. per day, 60 that if the planter
furnishes but ten days Moe in :the monib,
the laborer receives but $2.70 ler kb Iletinilfir
labor. Was there ever' a greater iniquity
thin this ?" • -
The lessen of the plaatadoss Me styled as
*dreamers, ramp followers, *luny shuts,"
who tom tweed aside from east they, coo=
eider. :heir legitimate prey, the poor
to gather the fisher of the /sad which his
prowess' hut hail open to. them. We make
the following additional' qmotations froze the
report, as it appears in the N. T. Tribta . ts: •
40 At Toung's rata; D. L. Jones, of the
4th Louisiana Regiment, African descent, is
in charge of the camp. There are new soma
2,103 in this camp, in =is' arable huts, mats,
and hovels. There appears to be more squalid
misery and destitution here than is any place
I have visited. The sickness and deaths were
most frightful. Dar*, Lie gamma, from thirty
Afiy dad in a day, and mar days as nuani cs
rercatyfloo, daring de Latta pert of Jame, July
and Anjuss. Most of the medicine n received
were from the Western and United Staten
Sanitary Commissions. '•
"It De Soto, 'immediately opposite Ticks-,
berg, there are about 275 oil men, women
and children, to whom the Government fur
nishes rations, but fromsoine cause or other,
none Lai km remised fur man :Au too level
'pramdoeg my visit, and grant destitution aad
dueatidaetion existed.. '
3t Natchez IA a amp of 2,100 freedmen,
all ix cabins, which are :jihad proper Hght
and ventilation. overcrowded, aidntest pro•
line purees of treseaie. 'Seventy-eve hod
died in onSday. I wee informed Mit seers
bad returned •to their toasters on sealant-at
suffering. Physicions are greatly seeded.
“Thonsands must die for want *of mefficineis
and medical attendance :his sinter. '
"This camp bad nambere,l four thousand at
one dame. now it is related to 2,101 1 -:a sad
tale to tell, bill nevertheless true - . The acme:
I ilont not, eau be: said of other eampi
whoever will ridcaloeg tite - )evee from Milli,
lea'S Bend to De Soto; as I did, and see the
numerous graves sloes the nay, , for thealie
lance of tienty five torteit,"casimet'dottbi it.
The ingairy everywhere wiz, • • Are' you a
r "
,
llese is work for practical. ilsilasarapiste„,
'angan& or colored persiani, destitute-14A
stare ri g by no fault of theln,-tarsi - dii, the
pretest winter, and !piing-y . lll bring - then
only For ti e s relief. slid
wonso. Will perish ,frtim anion% 'statistic's
and Want - thin will live to enjoy the blessings
cr liberty lofted upon thorn by thy Stailitbra=
Ist*. We *gime with 'Tenant listtli
1 •
gores:intent should do 'sonethis' s to &skate
the Salferlwro of then unfirtansto Wags:
Grins' D. Parincs.—A: g a m t ie b ow
goini tae rounds reordizr; to sirrellia Oat
1 desrte D. Penainir 1401. two= s'esumbea
,driard. baize casseetips-iriallo
vraymel, Aura OA bits :had
hum a canary boas; pi f sein ,44 0 s
iiklavrifelaisik‘ 1,44 ks,J44' so : o**F*
- 110101. UMW* IFWlrliar
NUMBER 34
• The erperdsus Mu.
Int MIX di. SM.
co tt es optot flopoettoo of the rogittonl et ma ay '
the =Vora proportion of nays births la so
Utl illoOtonotlY to moped to otiootago 000ry Stat
sstaskily sosotthussa.—Suitito Troilus ea Pop
oldies]
I leak Imo lloost posslod to sow. •
Art to I have bovinity snit, '
, Rat ths moss eosbi rattly be
Seal I mow tae opposed to vod
Rot ibor lt , is partectly am/
I poi undo • 'Worst boa _
Ito girls me Ghostly ssoloot- r , •
•
, tad I's a aaporlaoas assa I •
•
noonlone statistical chant
Dation ills nuntotienlnn
Ofaremn and manta tb• =dot
' is twenty to twonti-and. ooa
And bona, to the patting. rut MP.% -
1 Sine.
wooing and Wadding baps.
Ilse *my esetnadal
, Thorn got • ouperdnono aim
itiaination and twenties Ow gw.
. -And gwd l 7 rult to ttuAlt data,
• Tor *ono of thontonbar.of fonts% ,
!Cut fall of la conjugal mats ;
bat Whits aim ar• yielding n aeons
To gatlara's Inflexible plan;
Than% terns intim to
ms -
- For Pa • anorfnosa
It lon that I ene • churl,
To!solliside erarfaelilad ;
It /nil that t &nisi Lan . •
Ia hrosals, or emery or lido! ;
Then Thetis the remora you ask.
I am etill with the bachelor elan
I Merely was numbered imam-.
itroi Too a esperdeous ma.
It boet that I aas to mast
• • Ofainoaal toasty sr grim,
far phaiy 4111111* •Ith a sale
- Is artisa:ta to the facs;
Wood aoloog eleguitmaa
I taw wadi La the Tau,
'Bat what the yalmi of that,
Whoa pa a suratooas man f
althaagb Imo bad of the girl;
Tor ght Ito all inn 41seora
The Pmaer emotion I feel
fluky Oarar Mara ;
Ms Idle to qoarrat lath fats,
Tel diorite as hard as I eau,
Thefts mated alraidyass bum,—
Muir= a aapadioas man ?
No madarl grantiloott nose;
With trotioa a.pretty a ad plenty,
To knot that i atm Ira bang
To egos stow of thy treaty ;
Bat rt.7hoo the average lot
Whit:Waal vioioa I mai
I think it nay to for the beat
That To a atorstioas man I. •
Brief Paragraphs.
I '
I.Asienuen Ward thinks it a bad thing not
tabors a wife—no gentle heart to get up of
a cold riateea morning and build • Ire.
- 1— A young stook broke- Li% tin married a
ht old widow with $lOO.OOO says it wasn't his
wife's fans that attracted lam so ranch as the
fif!Pv•
f-T-T.W Rev. Mr. Van Dyke, of Brooklyn, N.
spoke of backbiters "as people "who any
their own sins in a bag behind their backs,
matt the sins of others in a bag before them."
“W'siter, bring me some earn," said a
boarder to a green Irish servant. "Hey!"
said Paddy, leaning down to catch the accent.
no.--esnt ." 1 replied the gnat.
t— The laths curiosity Umlauts turned up in
Isininille is a negro of strong rebel proclivi
ties. - He was arrested recently for hurrahing
fog JAG Davis in the streets.
}--Titti Boston mere are disputing as to
wkether or not Rev: Mr. Grimes, a colored
argon* of that city, is a imitable person to
be chosen elcapLain to one or the other of the
•
Heim a the State Legislature. • -
The Central Park in New York has three
elating ponds, the largest of which is twenty
ath aorta th extent. The monthly attendants
at the Park daring the skating season is a
half million •persons.
- r 7 - An a banquet in Newbury Porty Mess., in
Nino, of ,the election of a deathe.ratio Yam
a moans' cireirustsaroin New gadlitlitas
gist ollared the follttwing sentiment :
• i" Oki -Wmfotroport l —The only Democratic,
city in the State:
tratto heap mean the cheek of sight
iMa a rtth - jeeet tu an f.thiceia
ißcarnots FAmtrass von rue Ysea 1563.
Tha circular of the New York Mama-
Agency presents an apparently healthy
state ofaff.tirs amps merchants in the North.
Itlshois a largely ditninishel number of fail
far the past year,li compared with the
pima:ling one, and islientakable d ,
wbea can:pared with the average number is a
&moat condition of the CalLatry. The StaOttal
of liabilities 310,457,033 against s2‘,lltl,-
in 11852.
i, T'st. 1 sio it Toltoassw.—Thsre were tw e
bilyi bi i School 1 mid to go to when I was
young; Whieh was itbmt forty years sp.— .
tleetmas remarkable ' ; for &big with prOmptt i
nem 'and persevere=
~witateier he under- i
' teok. ;The other had the habit of patties of
elerything.he eould.• . hru do it to-morrow," . :-.-
-"a his mono. •hru do it now," ' was the
erscrizss.
i 147„,- - ire y..tt Mul..,r fatal:' it: 1 4, Kite
do ;o2 the other boy.- The b;.-4- mho loved
to lint thins el' had by far Lb* belt oral / /mill '. "g 3 .3,1 •MTe been as.
lailent,rt4 be wee otastrippo i immt
t h e eem 4 f i 2i—Are yu 1.11-:t to 'fits, ont.i. if . 147411
like by his nethhir whose motto was; ' Yu ha. " 1112 r: ti "`t '''l24'
tt
3'
1:11"
f.
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di,
it
!joy:,
Let
that
be
your
motto.
ever : 18.1 --1 . 7.11.. is .y-rar p:ecise fifati.4 vitt 2
p l at ofrtill to-morrow what,yon can dt. tes•asy. 1 : 4 ' ll----.ll ' l I ra "' di h4l eun j 2ig-‘ motto I
H...tbletlcit,dy
ant"
~, e ly
jiwita
er _ -__ , . ZiLs.—,ht . L . is pint.. lees' ppinicat of the
spire Co o - i const=tooa-t . .y il lbs IJ 4:4a.m.sadmneel,
I merm of New-York IA net without s
*see. r.: re - Plying v a the assertion in the b.. .. --L6 . 1 ,1r `!" ""
soy
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nt...*.dria..4 that it was its ••iirin eon. 1"' -"I. -:1 - - . , - -
,Sien:Mi 'that at least three-tomtits of the i 7tlL—Are f °a '
tititttel - 2.1 428:4 ' 1)r. 4r.
Parienburied at the President by r i.,..,___ i _ ! you a bachelor ? _
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were
bwelese,
Irsa:-."'''''s,
wicked Sth.—Lia yu beans in a fatter Mate ? If
b, Z w e :,77" . 116 . ,aimpaat
sass here is &
twit ye do, state it. •
, Minimise Nhat about otue,foortlik of . the i 9ilL—What 1171"17.• pi rate- ile211:"2"
t ittellailrof mistnutapmeet aped intiteseiling ; abcsil s ra ll/ or "I*. to the beta ; can it - be
s
$ • trie; and if nee-foerth. or Ise -tea* oft did ,, lni-j'essfaili 1 .
het bohemia awed animal Iris ad .;.; s . ; 'oth--Her re qvgroclz taigas, - sad
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trades* tem. Moro Maliat be as Lesser eta i ifee ' ilk " dill it e e l= I° ageg i :TVA?
iatilit laud who Will sot pray tot La theage." i After sereerieg t" r ‘ re cle r stleire ' Ma.a
-• I Dassamum nos an Rae= aoleT....,Th e i rasa in the ee eet i lle " . „ .l.. the sr.& lithe 4t - 41
Iliatiphis eorieseem4eet of the St. Lewis Sa- i f e e f er riee. wi t,l 4 ,„,..i,' — h ee l e is ' ve d eat ,...a, riti . 11.
saliva says the losses to the rebel army by i — - ' • —— $
Aseertais are eainsoui, am that the coifed. , term ere yam= I thanked tine, sad Swam
Weate Garetutett eseisot =Modally is i al."
ay
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sourer.
their snob lzreemec they cannot resin their 1 immimmetwom"" --
-ennesiiele bailee!. the Sr% hour aeries en
-11104e,F, 14 7 40 111K1,16 These deeerticeut one
!et selStottot..omewresee is Arksiess sorely,
; Ithee= il*rotio sow whale Feleesl regiments
titriebtl *Mime. , They oemm is Yu- , -- _
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Migt,.. ,7,aueeN• *a_ Goirell• Winds . the A. 6111.111114111=1.
f' i i a Road of rebel *Aim from i. W ig ' sernewersoLsw-Oihoia
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i * Niz i e ji miy , - d all i e d. e l , at m man d a t i ng I , F ., elealib lah 0 canialeabalabraiw . •.. • ,
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ligle ; j l4 '.?f se " 4 am' federal Bat, gays I -,:aelnwewa searewswolaveseeara Ali..
wimpikeiesiep„ may, With tattered Omen= 1 ! ihesamMentellidnlrlitiriz
461 Wei altiMsibtre, =Sams sew oslimod * , e 6.—M4l6lll6ustatiddarstraW"lballA
liiiiiiiiraraisi if 4 joist fifty mike east f I tamed allaille=bilalftelleigiebi r. 1 !al
ri 7,, • • .;.. : •,, - e '
, lelaviL Cellmolosierew bye* imsoney i t di i,...
I Canipealatestassr. togioCass. ' "J'i.
lht
eke breni
ts
lag shag,. _
swore they sew iiimsteft/E. kagbp,
efelesiteerid his initial for /oak;
te.op. of the gpire 'e brain ar*s. sad iddcsos•
d ad him as follows: - 410 y-ft Sere rue Ms
or, I can establiih *MA
the shade* if & l, Dm
nesserwits ore resdk to .wrest .. - their sifi
see him steak." 'nut squire rested hiiheiti
-a few memento is if in deep thought,: sad
wilifigtesiedirdt, arose, sad brushing . bedr -
hi. \ "If there are twelve
not see him ateilit, sad only throe whe.did, I
discharge the prisofter."
•
Mania or Dinh:maw Idmesium.—At st*_
meeting of the meml46 of the Rouse of Rs
progestetives On Wedneidoy evening, January
18, 1864, the following resolution, was tarsal
mouldy adopted :
Bssoftei, That the Deistarailo 'imagine of
the Roue' of Representatives, 'Representing '
'upwards of 264,000 Democrats of the State,
,•
approve of the °Meru of the Dtmearatite,
Senators is their viediestion of their coital
tntional rights, spinet the timpstiono el,
the Republican &wore, and that they trust
they will adhere- in their course . until tine
Senate is organised in a eonstitutional am- . -
tear, sad in seeordMiee with the precedents of ,
the &este for seventy years. , ,
Wu* is ma ,Somitsn's• Fauna.--lion.
Charles Dennison Democratic member of
Congress for tkejLosertte district, • in' tido •
Ito* last week offered a reielution is Cong.
mots, increasiegthe pay of the Wagers,* the -
army, per month t 4:!, 510. For this rigihisons -
seessure every Deninersi 'fni - conocia voted, •
but it was vote' dawn by the Reptihlicans.— •
The sum-,dry, Mr. 'Wasliburne, who had talk-
ed and voted &gainet paying the poor* 'soldiers
even one dollar per day, introduced and Paned
s bill prying the clerks at. the Capital four
dollars per day, And that only for nitwit .in
hones' worst each lay. Who are the Bohlisrif
Friends
Inrctitnottf llonse.—We tire 'credibly
infertile] that one' of our Pikeland friends
_who attends hharch quite regularly, geared up
his horse ri few Saildays ago to take some
friends to Vin'oent Cbarclik, Det.it was no go.
The horse would not budgo. After parleying
a ehort timo—for the horse had acres sated so
before—his bead was turned in the direction
of another pleoa of worship, and lie went
eheerfelly. It turned out afterwards that a
violent abolition harangue was made at Vincent
on that day, to which the faithful beast would
not carry his mater: 7 -iiselbanga.
Wllll9l4lL—Rey. Mr. Dwight, al
dating clergyman of the North Congeg,a,-
demi Church, in the course of his semi a on
Sunday evening related the following striking
anecdote of the "matt of giant mind." Upon
entering church one Sabbath morning, a
friend remarked, sneeringly, "Mr. Webster,
yon worship where 'the doctrine of 'one in
LIMO and three in one' is upheld." "ify
friend," replied Mr:, Webster, "neither you
nor I understand the arithmetic of Hearin I"
-rNestosahet
The Natal iserwy tells a horrid story
if a Kaffir girl, who Was engaged to be married
to a young man, but as the lover was too poor
she iris sold by her tether to an old man of
more property. Diseatietiod with her lot she
ran away with her lover. She waieventually
captured by her father,who bound his un
happy child fast to a stake, and kindling a
Arerbe:rieith, he left her slowly roasting all
JAM night. ,
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—Wachtel Aim, Witt haia family residing
in Cambridge, Mein., and who was sent to
Canada some weeks 'ao, and famished with
funds to remelt men to All ni the quota of
suburbia city, his been convicted in" the
Queen's Court, Montreal, of violating the
foreign enlistment:set, and sentenced to fon:e
ters years in the penitentiary.
Gsn. Omens's Asmaamons.—Gen. Grant
wee lately rallied %boat the New York Salida
persistent and anstoliedled use of hie same for
the Presidency; the General replied i as
pire only to one political offtee.• ,Wlten this
war is over I mean to ran for Mayor of Gale
na, [his place of residence,] and if elected, I
intend to have the indlevelk Axed up between
my house ladthe, depot."
—A schoolmaster in one of the neighboring
towns, while on his morning walk, passed by
the door of a neighbor, who as excavating a
log for a pig trough. "Why," sail the wheal-
Raster, "Mr.--, have you not forint' are
enough yet!" "Tee," said the man, "mon&
for my own family, but I expect to board the
schoolmaster thiri winter, and am asking
preparations."
Poor Heenati suffers every indignity new
—even the abase of Wilkes. One paper. de
nies that he has any science, another says he
is deficient in pluck, Sthi.-d intimates that he
is *boosting, boincing. big-boned humbug,
and that be has received his jitr. desirts.
Josh 1111111ris Imre' ills Lee.
. :
- I kum to the ennelusioa lately that my life
was onsartia, the only wit far me 'ta staid a ,
fair chance with Other f t illts was to git sty lif _ _
insured, so I hailed en the agent of the7.4ar
den Angel Life Insurance C 0.," and 16istrered
the following questions wiz pletn =et, over
tnitop or a pair l ov golfsi - rk - ...„ by a slick
little fat old feller, with's little round pay' .
bead, an-I at preitr a little bogy on hitless
tatty to ever -t ward :,
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