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Vandalia Whig and Illinois intelligencer. [volume] (Vandalia, Ill.) 1832-183?, 1832-08-01
State Of Illinois, O.. APRIL TERM
.Alerander County and Circmt,} '.' 1881
Benjamin Aki,)
: In CHANcERy.

Nelly Akin.
2 sHIS day came the plaintiff, Benjamin Akin, by
q James Evans, his attorney, and filed his bill pra
g or the court to grant him divorce from the bans
Of lnrimony entered into with said Nelly Akin, Dor
mery Nelly Paerson for voluntary absence and deser-
ton r the said complainant, said bill, and the SAID
cou, atg heard evidences, and it being sufficiently
proved the satisfaction of the COURT that the said
Nelly Akin not nhabtant OF this state, SO that
ordinary process of the law be served on her =
Therefore it is ordered by the COURT that unless the said
Nelly Akin appear before the first day of the next
the fourth Monday in October, and the bill oil
complainant of her said husband that the anne will b.,
taken for confessed, and the heard expare and
is further ordered by the COURT that this order be pub
ished in public newspaper printed in this fol
four weeks successfully before the next term of thi.
court. A true copy.
Ia GEO. CLOUD, Clerk, c. c. c.
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NOIIIlI..

A LII persons having claims against the estate Of
IA James Patterson, late of Calhoun county, Illinois,
deceased requested to exhibit the the under
sgned executor Of the last will of said deceased to
the court of Probate for the said county of Calhoun
for settlement within nine months from the date hereof
order that the number and amount of claims against
said estate may be certainly KNOWN preparatory to the
liquidation and payment Of the same and all persons
standing indebted to said estate, requested to make
payment to the undersigned Immediately.
JOHN PATTERSON, Executor
June 10, 1882. rs
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JOS 30 4JWa
Click & Wat h-l,laker,
err. r,GTT-S

s=. LOUIS,
K EEPS on hand extensive assortment of articles
kA in his line, consisting of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different patterus,
bronze, gilt, alabaser, 81 mahogany
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches
Extra jeweled L'Epine, repeating, alarm, and
plain do.
Jewery and Silver Work of every description.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Gentlemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working do.
Perfumes, &c.-and great variety of different
fancy articles, 100 tedious to mention.
St. Louis, March a. 1882 1-1v
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list OF LETTERS

LIST OF LETTERS
y emainng in the Post Office at Greenve, Hi.
A3 nois, July LIST, 1882
Hezekiah Austin James Johnston @
ohm Austin Joseph Long q
James Aiard David Lilies
Theron Baldwin John Laughlin
Caroline w Baldwin An,irew G Mills @
Margaret Bowles James Mccall g,
Elizabeth Bentley Elisha Mathews
Hannah Babcock VIM Miller
Circuit Court Clerk James Murray
II Carson James McCord
George w Cofey James McCenny
Isaac Clemins John McLane =
George Cottingham James McCaslin
Benin B Curtis James Mullican
Andrew Carson David Madcif
John Gail Martha Nance
James Durley Esq Thomas Pool
VIM Durley Joshua Perdue
Willis Datson Aaron Pierce
Robert Derry James w Robinson
Robert w Derry Balm Reams
Shadrach benson Robert Stuart
Daniel Eaam Robert Scale
John Edwards Charles Simmons
VIM Fenton John Smith
Sarah Green Richard Tatum
Mary Gayler Thomas Turrentine
Middleton Hgginbotham VIM Valentine @
Baaam Hicks John Wilson e.
Thomas Hodge George Webster
David Hunter Isaac Williams
George or John Hunter James Walker
Robert Harper Andrew Williams
James NJ Hughes Turre West
John Hunt Thomas White
Mary Hartley Edmond Wooard
Anderson Harmon Rev VIM Young
Martin James j. Young q
Thomas c Jones 2 A. BIRGE, p M.
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APRIL TERM

SoA
Alexander County aud Circuit. Jul 1882.
Thompson Bro, Abraham Bird, and
ohm Bird, surviving partners of
Thompson Bird, William Bird & Co. [ T.,
~
Thompson Bird & Adealia Bird, heirs
of William Biri.
Z HIS day the complainants, by Field and Ev-
- ans, their council, and it appearing to the salts
faction OF the court, that Thompson Bird and Adaela
Bird, heirs of William Bird, deceased, are not inhabi-
tants of this state and they not having entered their
appearance the bill of the complanants is taken for
confessed and the matters and things therein forth
decreed accordingly and it is ordered, adudged, and
decreed that unless the said Thompson Bird and Adeal
ia Bird, heirs of William Bird, deceased, do appear
here the first day Of the next term of this COURT
be holden at the court house in the town of America
the fourth Monday in October next, decree will be
entered against them, and the fractional quarter
tion of land will be decreed accordingly; and
Their ordered decreed and adudged by the court that
this order be published four weeks successfully in the
Vanalia Wing, published at Vandala and this
continued to the next term of this court, &c.
true copy from the record of said court.
Ia GEO. CLOUD, Clerkc a. C.
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Laurence ahty Circuit Court, April Term 1882
john l. RELY, surviving partner
of Martin heily, deceased, and
ohm G. Kelley, IN CHANCFRy
William Thompson, and Mary
lane Thompson.
4 ND now at this day came the complainant, by his
IA Attorney, and it appearing to the satisfaction OF
the court, that the defendant, William Thompson is not
resident of this State, it is ordered that notice of the
tendency of this suit be given to said William Thomp.
son, by publication in the Wing and Intelligencer,
newspaper printed Vandalia in this State for four
weeks successfully, within sixty days from this date
and that this be continued until the next term Of
this court.
(l8-4t.] Attest, V. J. BRADLEY, CFk.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the subscriber has
on the estate of Joseph Palmer deceased and WISH
es all persons having any claims against ms estate TO
for Union county, Illinois, or to myself within nine
months from the date hereof in conformity with the 95th
section of can act relative to wills and testaments ex-
ecntors and administrators and the settlement oil es-
tates.' This It'll July, 1882.
10 KINNEIH HAhGRAFE, humr.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

70 all whom it may concern. | shall make apPca
II ton to the circuit court of Edwards to be held
OH the second Monday in September at Albion, for
sistance sell the real estate of James Cooper, decea
ed, late of Wanbore', Edwards county; his personal
property being insufficient to satisfy the debts of said
estate. Wanboro', June 9, 1872
IS JAMES COOPER, Administrator.
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State IF Illinois, Gailatin County.
FRANCIS E. GARRETT,) Attachment in the Galatn
against Circuit Court, March Terms
Henry G.. PRITcHETT.) 1882
Murdered that publication be made in some ao-
" thorised newspaper in this state, that the plain
1922 and that unless the defendant shall appear give
special ball. and plead OF before the first ay of our
next term 70 be holden the first Monday in septem-
Der noxt Judgment will be entered and the estate at.
taehed will be Sold
Is LEO'D WHITE, Clerk
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34lottQ!s eyasifMns.

NHE undersigned will furnish to order, at sight
II PLOUGH CASTINGS, from the celebrated Woods
& Wrghts Patterns Likewise Castings for the Peacock
Ior Bar Shear Plough Plough Makers and Blacksmiths
will be dealt with on the most liberal terms The Farmer
can at all times be furnished with PLOUGHS of either
of the above kinds finished complete and varranted to
run well, or -no sale. All orders will be promptly
attended to.
HANKS s. NuEs
Cincinnati Iron Foundry, few rods north Of tha O.
nal, on Main Street
tanuary 81, lSgsr--iy
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JOHN SHAMKS.
WhOles L and Retail Druggis

NO "a, MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS,
Nearly opposite the Store of Mr.. Richard Rapier,
TX EEPS constantly on hand large and general as.
MA sortment of DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS,
DYE-STUFFS, PERFUMERY, &c.,-which he will
sell at Wholesale aud Retail, the accommodate
ting terms.
P.S. Orders from the country particularly attended
to- 81. Louis, March "a, I63Z.-l-fy
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NOTICE.

A LII persons having claims against the estate OF
IA William Sharp, deceased, late of White county,
hereby notified and requested to exhibit the same to
the Undersigned administrators of said estate or TO the
nine months from the date hereof as law directs
JESSE PEARCE, Admr.
hEVINA SHARP, AdmEx.
0armi, May 81, 1892. y
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State Of Illinois, jefferson County.
TAKEN UP

10y William Little, living in Mount Vernon, sofl
- rell MARE, with blaze in her face, about six
years old, fifteen hands inch high, no brands per-
ceivable marked with the collar both shoulders sew.
era white spots one of which is on the right side other
neck; appraised to $45 by S. H. Anderson and George
w. Pace, before me. HI PACE, J. P. =
Attest, JOEL PACE, Clk.
Nav 9th, 1892. 1885,.
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10 WARMERS.

"TANTED, one hundred good BEEF CATTLE
when delivered to the subscriber at Vandalia Fat
Sheep, Hogs, and Calves also purchased at the same
terms. r. b. WA EN"n' * X w.
vandalia, July U.s. 1882 l9-2m
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16

A writer in the last number Of the American
Journal OF the Medical Sciences, notices the tx.
PLANTATION Of the unusual appearance Of the sun
last August. by BENJAMIN HA-LowELL, of this
place, as the most satisfactory one which has been
given TO the public, aud introduces the whole of
it in his able essay.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16
&SsG;='6E
LATE FROM EUROPE.

Paris papers to the 9th of February, brought by
the PACKET ship Sully, Captain Pell, from Havre,
which sailed on the 10th, have been received at
New York.
Adviees from Alexandria, received at Tries
tie, state that Ibriham Pacha had received Sc
we're repulse at st. Jean d'Acre on the 9th of De.
cember. On the morning of that day, he order
ed general assault Of the town by sea and land,
which continued for eight hours, without inter-
ruption. The Egyptians were killed in great
numbers, and their fleet, which was much dam.
aged, was compelled to leave the port, while the
army retired upon Caiffa. A deputy from the
Sultan had arrived at Alexandria, and held fire.
quent conferences with the Viceroy.
The troops of the Pope, on the Goth February,
carried all the barricades which had been thrown
up in the vicinity of Casino eri, took the place
with some slaughter, and made hundred prison
ers. On the next day they occupied the village
of Forli, without opposition. On the 2Sth, b.
logna was occupied BY the pontifcal forces in
conjunction with the brigade under General Ora
bowskv.
A letter from Fori speaks of horrible massa-
ores committed there, aud elsewhere. Cardlna
Albaln arrived there on the 2ed, and issued a
proclamation Of amnesty.
The discussions on the budget were continued
in the French Chambers. The debates were
long and animated.
The Queen Of Spain was delivered Of Prin.
cess on the soth January, to the disappointment
of the royaists, who had expected Prince.
The Manifesto ofDon Pedro, who had embark
ed from Nantes for Belle Isle, is published in the
Constitutional of the 9th, dated on Board of the
frigate Rainha de Portugal. 1t is an animated
aud long address to all loyal Portuguese, prom
isius indemnity to those who take no voluntary
part against him.
Cotton brisk, and sales extensive.
The papers, so far as we have had time to
glance at them, contain little intelligence of in-
tercst. No later dates from England than were
received by the Samson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16
ALEXANDRIA, I'd. c.
FRIDAY MORNING. MARCH Is. 1852.

Po,mg MEMS National Republican Concea-
iior.-We have been requested. from different
sources III Virginia, to call public attention to the
Convention of Young Men proposed to be held
in Washington in May next We do this with
much cheerfulness, because the contemplated
meeting was recommended by the Baltimore
Convention, and because much good may be ex-
Dected from the active exertions Of the young
,sen throughout the country, in the ensuing cleo
ton.
Our notice Of the subject at this time, however,
is also induced by reading the account of the spi-
rited proceedings had by the Young Men Of
Washington County, in Pennsylvania, relative
70 this Convention. The Meeting was address,
ed by WV. K. MCDoNALD. ESQ formerly Of
this town, now resident of that county, in
speech Of some length; during which he eloquent
~ Denoted various measures of the present Adj
ministratinn, aud eulogised the political virtues
and talents Of HENRY CLAY. Appropriate reso-
lutious were entered into, and delegation OF
FIVE appointed to attend the Convention.
We learn, also, that very large and highly
respectable meeting Of the Young Men of Lou
DOM County, VA was held in Leesburg, last
Monday, and delegates appointed to the Conven-
ton. We expect to receive the official account
IF the proceedings Of this meeting in the course
Of the week. Meetings will also be held. In the
course of few days, in Jefferson and Berkety.
The ball thus act in motion, we hope, will cont.
nue. to roll on. Especially to the Young Men of
Virginia is the appeal made, to come forward, at
this time. in behalf Of their country. The emf.
nent Statesman they are called on to support. for
the highest honor they can bestow, is natire of
their own State-with all the chivalrv, honor and
independence which belongs to Virsinian. Can
they refuse to rally in favcr Of their own coun.
tryman-and that countryman such a man as
HESRr CLAY? We know the appeal cannot be
made in vain.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16

The New York Standard says" The Egyp-
tan Mummy was examined yesterday at the
American Museum, in presence Of large num-
Der Of scientific gentlemen. The investigation,
we learn, was highly interesting and curious, and
no doubt was left as to the authenticity of the
Iady's pretensions to antiquity. The body was
covered with asphaltum. and wrapped in nearly
hundred folds Of linen, bat on the removal of
these the frame and limbs appeared entire. It's
intended for exhibition in the Museum
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16

We extract the following paragraph from the
answer OF the Hon. William Wilkins. to Com
N'''ee OF the recen, Harrisburg Convention:
Wy answer to your letter would still be i'm.
sF'Heet u did not proceed further. and say, that
~ Sa'' happen to be the pleasure of my fellow
, ,oafen' composing the Harrisburg Convention to
nI, a's' upon me the very distinguished honor of
gS'] 4 me before the nation as candidate for
IN, second office. upon the same ticke, with
~; excellent Chief Magistrate whose admins
,rs,. Gn am at this moment faithfully engaged in
con-, ,S shall, with profound grati,ude &C
Sa .ue nomination, and shall adhere to i, until
n r;aIs e authority that gave it shall REQUIRE me
nv "up 1.-THE exalted nomination was in
aisE Ea"us' u never could be surrendered but in
,na .ee 10 the wishes and interests of Penusyl.
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BOSTON MARKET-MARcH |

BOSTON MARKEF-MARcH L.
Flom-The transactions have been principal.
ly confined to the demand for home consumption,
and prices are about l9l cts. per Dbl. lower than
our last report Sales during the week of 600
bbl Howard street IS. 4 mo.-3OO do. Fred
ericksburg lowand $1,000 do. do. mountain,
S 6ea, q mo.-4OO do. Genessee common and
good brands. 81 81, and tavorite do. 81, cash.
Grnn.-Since our last publication, the sales
have reached about rs $4,000 bushels corn at
IA 45 cts. and some prime parcels shade high
er, on so ds. credit. Oats are in fair demand,
and sales of northern have been made at IS AZ
cts per bushel
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16

The Heather. Wednesday the 18th instant
was cold. windy aud unpleasant day, as is
generally felt in the depth Of winter, the thermo-
meter ranging throughou from twenty to twen-
lynne degrees. On Thursday the atmosphere
became more mild and congemial to the season. NJ
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16

The Annapolis Republican Of Tuesday, has
the following items relative to the proceedings of
he State Legislature. Both houses, it is stated.
had agreed to adjourn on Wednesday. The Go
vernon has signed and sealed laws up to number
227
1.-The bill as modified, relating to the colored
population Of this State has become a law. Ii
has relation to manumission and colonization-
100000 are appropriated for the latter.
q" The bill has also passed the House Of Dele
gates, relative to the Tree negroes and slaves.
which has relation to the police of those con inu.
ny IN our state and is tolerably rigid IN some of
ITS provisions.
" "A very able report upon the subject of the
coOred population OF this state, was made BY Mr..
Brawner, from the Joint Committee upon that sub
lect which we shalt lay before our readers in our
neY' One thousand copies Of the report were or
dered to be printed.
The bill relative to the Baltimore and Wash
'nston Railroad, passed the House of Delegates.
Licenses 20 Retaiers.-'The bill graduating
meprices OF Licenses somewhat according to the
capital IN trade. has become Law.
" The bill providing mode for the election of
eectors OF President and Vice President which
pi''ed the House OF Delegates, has been reject
10y the Senate.
Inc resolutions proposed BY Mr.. Pigman in
e Senate IN relation to the disputed boundaries
tween tins State and Virginia, have passed both
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16

GTOunA Plaster for Sale.
By THE TON, BARREL, OR BUSIiEL.
r5NIE subscriber prepared to supply his customers
and others with Ground Plaster low prices as
be hIi in the District for cash lso constant
supply at the Cameron Mills one mile from Town,
where the price is seven dollars per ton. wagoners
can he supplied without delay
The highest market price paid for good WHEAT,
delivered either at the Mills orst my Store in Town.
IONA. aANNEY.
Alexandris, Sd mo 16-dIm
" The Leesburg Genius of Liberty will please in
sert the above ST. and CHI rec this Office
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Xihernian Society.

TINE Anniversary Meeting of the Hibernisn Society
L will be held, on the 17ih instant in the Mechanics
Hall, at o'clock, ~ las determined at the last
meeting) for the transaction Of business.
Puncual attendance, at that hour is requested, that
the business requisite that day may be done in time
for the Society proceed to St Msrys Church, where
an Address is to be delivered by the Chaplain OF the
Society, at IL O'Clock, 4. n.
By order Of the Pr sdent,
CHARLES MURRAY, Sec'y.
~ B. G"ntlemen wishing to become members OF this
benevolent Society. will please signify their wish any
member previously.
mar I5--3t
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\,
The papers, so far as we have had time to
glance at them, contain little intelligence OF in-
tercst. No later dates from England than were
received by the Samson.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET. Mar. 10.

FYour.-Western Flour is now in the hands
of few holders, who demand an advance-sales
in small quantities at IS rs to 6. In other de-.
scrptions there is no change. There is no Rye
Flour in markst-some on the way from Philadel.
pha has been offered at so, but without finding
purchasers.
Gra,n.-No Wheat selling About $4,000
bushels of Southern Oats now in market and
selling slowly at 40 cents.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16
Dyeing Establishment,

Dyeing Establishment,
Royal Street, be'meen King and Prince Streets.
IN The house formerly occupied Ly Mr.. Salretat
~ WHEAlLtY begs leave to inform the citizens
Of Al xandris and its vicinity that he in readi-
ness to execute all manner Of business in his line.
aentlemens garments ofevery description neatly
ed or dyed, and pressed 20 have the lustre Of new
cloth. Fancy coors of al The various shades as color
ed on ribbons hanih erchie, bonnets, dresses or in
the whole piece, and finished to look as we'll as new,
Also, merino shawls neatly secured and whitehead or
dyed without injury to the border; Also black msrino
shawis eyed without injury to the borier; also me
rino curtains dyed aud watered
NJ b. The subscriber warrants to give satisfaction to
all who may patronize him. and that his business will
be promptly attended to.
feb "a d2mo
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SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF aLEXaNDRLa. ID.

ARRIVED. MARCH Is,
Schr Eliza Hand, Hardin, Halifax, plaster to
A. c. Cazenove &, Co.
SAILED,
Brig Tribune. Staples, New Orleans.
Brig Dan. H. Miller, Bacon, Barbados.
Ship Virginia. Stinson, cleared at Charleston
for Liverpool 9th.
Schr. Andes, Smiht, cleared at Boston for this
port 10th.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16
DRAFTS THIS D.7Y.

UR.TTTN I77IN D.7Y.
Virginia State Lottery,
For The Benefit ofthe Dismal S,Oanp Canal Company
LIass No. 4 for 1882,
Will be drawn in Richmond on Friday, March Is
60 Nos.-10 draWn Ballots.
/ Prize of $4,000 l Prize of $1,000
l do of 10000 100 do of 1000
l do of 5000 &c. &c. &c.
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 2 so; eghths IS
TO be had in variety of numbers At
=. II. WSgxEE1S
'ot'ry Office, Royal ~ eef
~ Ord RS from the country specially attended TO.
Drawing of the Grand Consolidated Lottery. Glass No
farl 1882:
GO 81 81 48 81 8 so SO &c
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16

We learn from Loudoun, that The hail storm
on the eth was, in that county, very severe, In
Leesburg, the oldest inhabitants do not remem-
Der any thing like it.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16
70 Ment.

a,,.k very commodious Brick
.:..4 Dwell,ng House. Office and Om-houses,
: Il with half square OF ground attached, stu
%e,z' ate at the corner of Washington and Oronoko
streets, now in the occupancy Of Mr John Adam -
Possession can be had on the LIST Nay next Enquire
of ISAAC ROBBINS,
mar 6 div 2ieotlstM Agent.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1832-03-16

In the House of Representatives on Wednes-
day. Nc. Doddridge. from the Committee on the
District Of Columbia, reported, without amend
ment, the bill from the Senate, - to alter the
bridge and draw over the Potomac river, in the
District OF Columbia" with a recommendation
tha' the House reject said bill. Committed.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-05-02

srWe recommend an attentive Pc
rusal of the article copied into this day s
paper from the New ork Evening Jour
nal, with the accompanying disclosures
of Gov. Poindexter, of Mississippi, here
to(ore one Of the Presidents firm and
confidential friends. Almost every mail
that arrives brings new and convincing
proofthat Gen. Jackson is rapidly losing
the confidence and support Of those who
first advocated his elevation to the Pres
idency. The disclosures of such men as
Judge Breckenridge and Gov. Poindex-
ter, must come home to the understanding
ofevery friend to the best interest of his
country.