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Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
va TICE

HAyING purchased the stock Of goods
= n belonging to Mr. John A. Watkins, Of
this place, we are nov prepared to offer to
the public, complete and general ussort-
ment Of
G. o O Id y
in our line, all Of which arc neD and fresh,
having been chiefly purchased last Spring
and Fall We would respectfully solicit a
call from purchasers, and pledge ourselves
to sell low for cash, and on reasonable
terms 10 good and punctuaI customers.
HENDERSON g. HILL.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01
Com ,nissioncr's Notice.
N 0 TT Q Y

NOTI e.
HyIIE partnership of Kelley, Mason y
Co., of New Orleans; Mason, Hdr-
ris & Co, Of Natchez; and Harris, Kelley
4. Co., of Rodney, was dissolved on the
DIST OF May last, by the death Of Samuel
A. Mason, one Of the partners Of the firms.
The undersigned, surviving partners,
will he charged with the settling and clos
ing said business as follows, viz: Levi Z.
Harris will attend to the settling Of the bu-
siness of Mason, Harris g. Co. at Nathez,
and Harris, Kelley e. Co. at Rodney; and
Henry Kelley will attend to the settling Of
the business of Kelley, Mason d Co, at
New Orleans. The names Of the several
firms will be used in liquidation only:
Those indebted to said firms are earnest
" requested TO come forward and make
early settlements; and those havIng claims
will please present them without delay.
LEVI G. HARRIS,
HENRY KELLEY.
Rodney, June 20, 1887. l9-6ts.
n1- The Nltchez Courier g. Journal !
Port Gibson Correspondent, Grand Cult
Advertiser, ana Vicksburg Register, VIII
give the above three Insertions and forward
their accounts here for settlement.
Southern telegraph., 1837-08-01

We have now on hand a superior lot Of
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
1Sg ME0Ga

In Lyndon, Oct, 25lh Of dropsy, Mrs. Emilia
TreadweIl Brown, wife of Mr.. John w. Brown
and daughter Of DR.. Oney Fuller of Danville, aged
"a. She was worthy and valued member Of tho
Methodist Episcopal Church, cminently distinguish
ed for benevoIence of heart and suaviy of manners
In Peacham, Oct. 81 of consumption, Mrs Betsey
wife of MIR Samuel Martin, formerly Of Luncnburgh
aged 80 years.
In Canaan, Oct 90, Mrs Eunicc, wife of Hon
Micaiah lngraham, aged "a years
In Franklin Oct. 2l, after short illness of the
lung fever, DIR Lyman Tenney, aged 81.
In Castleon, Nov. 4, Mrs Caroline Holmes, wife
OF b. f. Langdon, Esq aged 80.
In Acworh, N. H., Oct 81, widow Judith Kemp,
aged % years, woman much respected and below
ed through her long life of nearly Il century. She
had ID children, GA grand children, So great-grand-
Children and of The fifth generation.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
A Great Bargain.

subscriber offers T We 1+ r n
N STAND, consisting of buildings, new, con-
venlcnt, and finished in she most superb style -
land, in state Of high cultivation. To those who
are acquainted with the place, the business, &c.
this Stand needs Recommendation. 1t is situated
in the middle of the town of Concord, where all
the public business of the town is transacted-on
the stage road leading from Burlington to Guildhn
in the largest town in the County. 1t possesses
many advantages above other taverns, inasmuch us
it is situated, that tho Stage dimes this place
four times week, and affords good chance foe
taking boarders, from the AcademIcal School, stu.
ated very near.
Those wishing to purchase, will do we'll to call
and examine Tor themselves Liberal credit will
be given if preferred. BRIGHAM PIKE
Concord, VT. October 6, 1887. 1I-Sw
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14

Most of the rumors abroad respecting Canada are
without foundation. We receive papers from there
weekly, but they do not mention that the people
are fleeing the Province, that there has occurred
any bloody transactions.
There was however, at Montreal on tho 9Th inst.
an outrageous disturbance of the public peace, on
tho part of the loyasts. A mob paraded the streets
Insulting such of the liberals as it happened TO
meet broke their windows, among others, Mr. Pa
penaus, and finally entered and destroyed the con-
tents the Office of the indicator, leading Radi-
cal paper. The mob was dispersed by tho militia
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14

MIR. FLETCHER, Representative in Congress from
Massachusetts, in speech at Faneuil Hall, Boston,
spoke as follows of The Sub Treasury scheme of
Mr.. Van Buren,.
The government propose, by this system, to col
ect all the revenue of the country in gold and sill
yer, and after deductng amount sufficient TO
meet the ordinary current expenses, TO box up the
remainder, and place it in the custody of some
lhousand government officers scattered throughout
the 'ahd. n formidable host Of new office holders
Will thus be organized, and stationed among u.s.
CHARTERED, may say, upon the people. The specie
OF the country will be withdrawn from circulation
and uselessly boarded up in their strong chests
All the gold and silver being thus Withdrawn from
the daily uses of trade, they people will be left to
content themselves with such a CURRENCY as thew
may be able to get. Few would deny that, if the
government were permitted to fasten this system
upon the country, we should soon have an irredeem-
able paper currency = The banks are now unable
to pay specie; in this situation, they seek the aid
ofthe government. But the government--a govern
ment which has caused their dstresses, Instead of
assisting them, abandons them altogether, and takes
measures to disable them from even resuming specie
payments. If the government is suffered TO go on,
the country will soon be flooded with rredeem-
able paper circulation oftwenty, forty sixty millions,
which the people will be compelled to use; while
the of1ice-holders will secure all the specie'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
BRIGHTON MARKET.-Nov. 6, 1887.

Reported for the Daily Advertiser 81 Patrotl
At market $500 Beef Cattle, 1850 Stores, 3G75
Sheep, and 800 Swine.
PRICES.
Beef Cattle-Samo as last week, viz: extra at
U.s. ST. first quality $6a 6 50 second quality %
a 5 rs; third qualify a % a 5 25
Barrelling Cattle-Mess 5 rs; No. /, 5 25; No. g
AS.
Stores-Yearlings So 10; two year old 10 90;
three old 800 %.
shcep-Lots taken at 60, rs, so, . ~
81, 275, and So.
Swine-Saes quick; lots to pedde taken at Il
l-2 for Sows, and Il 8 Ia for Barrows. AT re-
tail, and O.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
One Dollar Reward,

ID AN away from the subscriber on the morning
~ of the Goth inst. LEVI p. PIERCE, lad "a
6out seventeen years old, dark complexion and cur
ly hair. He carried away with him musket be-
longing to the subscriber SAID boy may be known
by a great difficulty he has of speaking truth
whoever will return said Levi or The muslSet shall
be entitled to the above reward but no charges
paid. JOHN GILFILLAN
Barnet Oct 81, 1887. 13-3w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
JOHN AL4ITOCK.S Complainant against
Daniel KYBURG, Defendant
IN CHANCERY.
.SMbsknncc OF tNO RlLL

Substance Of the FIJI.
TEVHAT on the Goth day Of July, 1896, the De-
a. PENDANT was Justly indebted to the complain
ant by two promissory notes, ono dated Goth Janua-
ry, 1886, for Seventy mine dollars fifty cents, paya-
bic on demand with interest annually, the other
dated 26 July, 1886, for four dollars payable the
18th December, 1896, with interest, and to secure
the payment of said two notes the Defendant
the last mentioned day made, executed, and deliv-
cred to the complainant a deed Of lot No forty
eight in the Sd division, drawn to the right of the
first settled Minister; also Of lot No. forty-seven in
the Sd division drawn to the right of s. White; said
lots supposed to contain hundred each,
and lying and being in PeaGham in Caledoniaf
County. To which deed WINS annexed consider
alton that if the said Daniel should pay the contents
of the aforesaid two notes according to their tenor
then said deed 10 be void, otherwise in force. That
the Defendant has never paid said notes nor either
of Them although they have long since fallen due
And the prayer of the bill is that the Defendant
may be directed 10 pny THE contents of said TWO
notes to the com lainant by short day TO be
set by the Court in default thereof that his equi-
ty of redemption in said premises be forever FORE
closed. Bill signed by
JOHN MATTOCkS, Solicitor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
JOHN MATTOCkS, Solicitor.
STATE OF VERMONT.

CALEDONIA COUNTY, S.
THEiforegoing bill being presented to the under
signed, one of the ChanceIlors of the State, and it
being made to appear that Daniel Kyburg, the De-
fendant is out oftho State and gone to parts I'M.
known; 1t Is ordered that the compl anant notify.
The Defendant to appear before the Supreme Court
next to be holden at Danville, within and for said
Caledonia County on the 9TH Tuesday next after
the 9TH Tuesday in january, 1888, as n Court of
Chancery then and there to answer unto the fore
going complaint, and to do and perform what shalt
be desired in the premises,-by causing the sub.
stance of Tho bill together with this order to be-
published in the Cnledonian, newspaper, printed
and published ut st, Johnsbury, in Caledonia Couns
~, three weeks successfully, tho last of which,
publications shall be Mt least eight weeks before tho
sitting of the said Court of Chancery. Dated at
Danyllle, County of Caledonia, this 25th day of
October, 1887. y 80
l3-3w J. COLAMEll, Chancellor.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
NEW CODES. =!

CHEAPER THAN EVER--WO MISTAKE!
VBNIIE subscribers have the pleasure of informing
a. their customers and the public generally, that
they have Just received. an additional supply OF
SIsSVy GOODS making their assortment
complete And we would now say, If great bar
gains are an object, please give us call. Many
articles which have just purchased we shall sell
at prices so low, for "cGsh dOeon, as will doubtless
astonish the purchaser. For instance, we will sell
sheeting of fur quality, at IL cents per yard
American Calicoes ut unusually low prices La
dies can for less than dotiar, get enough to make
go.to-meeting dress; and what is better wont
fade by washing 4! Elegant Merino Shawls at
Merinoes, Cireassans, Camets, Fancy Hdkfs,,
Goods. Fur CAPS, Collars, &c.
w. Z. Goods AMID Groceries,
prime assortment Young Tyson Tea of fair
quality at 45 cents. Al articles which we have
Just purchased, or previously had on hand, will BIO
sold low, Gerry ioao, when compared with their pres
ent market value. We want to raise lots Of cash
and shall sell cheaper for cash d0wa than cln
a credit But we also want lots of demands against
those who are responsible to pay them when they
shall become due. Therefore invite all who
wish TO purchase Goods a credit IF response
J'c) and all who wish to purchase with cash or
most kinds Of produce to call and examine the
new Goods We pledge ourselves, that no pains
shall he spared on our part 10 g 70 entire saiislac-
lion to ali who may favor with their custom.
Genllemon and Ladies, please call and take off
what Goods we have on hand, and n supply
shall be forthcoming SHEDD 81 JEWETT.
ST. Johnsbury Plain, Nov. l, 1887. 14-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
MillenaTy aDdA Dress Making.
MISSES STRONG g. GiRS

ATOULD inform the inhabitants of Lyndon and
w its vicinity, that they have commenced the
MILLENARY AND DRESS MAKING business
in Mr. WiIton's building, at Lyndon Corner, few
rods south Of Messrs Paddock * Houghion s Store,
nmd soc snare he, OF h uI h patronage Iney fiat
had in the business that they shall be able to give
perfect satisfaction to all who may favor them with
their custom.
Lyndon Corner, Nov. IL, - 1897 15-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14

A calculation has boon made Of tho profits deri-
we'd by the French Government from tax ON gam
bling-housos, ever since It's first imposition in l7o3
by which it appears TO amount to 400 millions Of
frances or IL, 100000 sterling.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
&gM@@9MG sgGa

In Claremont N H., Mr.. James Breckenridge
Sumner, of Dalton, to Miss Catharine Augusta,
daughter of the late Hon, Frederick Augustus Sum
ner, of Charlestown.
In Salisbury, Mr. Alonzo S. Cook, to Miss Marilla
daughter of Joseph Smith, Esq.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14

The author of the sanguinary affair at Woodbu-
ny Conn. account of which will BIO found in
another column, is an Irishman. lie says his name
is John DE Wise or Dewire, and that hc was on his
way to Vermont. The wounded all in fair
way Of recovery excepting Mrs Preston.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
HIVGGElphh.

A meeting of tho st. Johnsbury Lyceum will be
held at the School House on the Plain, THIS
EVENING, at halt past six o'clock.
Question for Discussion. Are the present move
ments of the Abotonists calculated to basen tho
emancipation of tho Savos2 Nov. ID.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
STORM ON THE COAST OF TEXAS

damage at New Orleans and the neghborhood
soa"t ~ nave ragged with still greater fury along the
suon ne whole cyo Galveston, for and ALL has been
isIand aWTy only one building being left upon the
mo uonedIy high, inundatng the prairies around
wbic5h " MT IN extent sweeping away the buildings
in are thInly scattered over them and destroy
y H suck to very large amount
the sno at 'ile mouth of the Brassos, suffered in
Insane e same way and almost all the shining at both
Wbo was driven ashore and totally lost.
hurrro"'wlth Mexican invasions, Indian inroads,
Iayo and internal qurrrels, the Texans must
pretty hard time ofit.-Boston .4tlaS.
Judge Yell the Van Buren, candidate. is re.elect.
representative in Congress from Arkansas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
Banks. &c.
watches and .yewclrv.

I'M DERRICK RUSSELL, OF Bethlehem, n ii. has
-LyA opened shopat Ramsay's Village, St. Johns
bury, VT. under the of JEtllEL APPLEBEE;
where will be kept
Watches, Silver Table and Tea Spoons;
BRITANNIA, do do do;
Silver ,Thimbles, and silver Pencil Cases;
Gold Knobs and Drops; finger Rings
Gold Watch Hands;
Jet dos do;
Seals and Keys; Chains;
Ladies breast Buckles;
Wrought Hair and Side Combs;
Watch Glasses, English Plain;
Patent do.
Clocks and Watches cleaned and repaired;
Gold Rings, Knobs &c. do
ALSO,
STOVE PIPE made and repaired; Tin and Block
Tin Ware, Brass Kettles, repaired.
All which will be sold cheap as at any other
shop in the country; and the public who will favor
MN with their custom shall never go way dissats-
fled with the price ofartioes or work
Old Gold and Silver taken in exchange. Cash
paid for old Brass, Copper and Lead Nos: articles
country produce taken.
MERRiCK Russell.
st. Jolnsbury NOV, 10, 1897 15-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
,EHARI UNION EaOUSR.

TEIIIE subscriber would inform his friends and the
T. public that the last season he has made valua
bic improvements to his establishment, Situated
opposite tho splendid Passumpsic llotelD and will
tons, and he hopes, stronger inducements for pub
lie patronage.
Among The additions to his concern, he has
structed walk extending from the second floor of
his Piazza into the boughs of beautiful Maple
Tree, situated in iont of the House, thereby afford
ing pleasant prospect of the surrounding hills and
villages, although the Tree has been girdlcd Of late
by an ene1ny) And while he hattcrs himself that
external appearances may be somewhat inviting, he
would assure those who may feel disposed to favor
him with their patronage, that no pains shall be
spared to render the weary traveller comfortable
and happy. He takes this opportunity to tender to
the public his acknowledgements for the liberal
patronage heretofore received, and would solicit,
as he hope to merit, continuance of the same.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
Printing,

"A LII kind of printing usually done in country
L "A office executed with neatness and for tho
customary prices at this office, Orders will receive
prompt attention,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
stoves stoves ! stoves!

GTEWART'S Premium Cook, 3 sizes;
- CHANGERS Conical do 9 do
WOOLSON'S Patent do A do
Parlor Shop and Common BOX STOVES, for
sale at Manufacturers prices by
HIRAM TRACY.
Wells River, Nov 6, 1897. I4--6w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14

TREAsURY NorEs. Fifteen hundred dollars OF
these government rags sold on Saturday at
per cent below par! Yet this is the stuff in which
public creditors are paid, while members of Congress
paid in gold
The process is very simple. creditor goes to
the Treasury, and asks his duo--the Secretary says
to him, Gold and silver | have none, but promises
to pay, rags, unconstitutional money, according to
the Loco Foco Tammanies, abound in. You must
take these at specie par, or you must wait The
creditor pressed in turn, mayhap, by his creditors
take the rags brings them into market and can only
obtain IS dollars for what the Treasury forced up
on him at hundred.
Thus, then, this hard money Government robs
the public creditor of five dollars in hundred, and
yet the uttermost farthing from its debtors
Truly this Government is dvorcing itself pretty
fast from the people.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
Fall and Winter Goods.

The subscriber would also inform his customers
and friends that he has ust received new assort-
ment Of
F.aLL IND WI.NTER GOODS,
which he offers for sale reasonable terms.
JOHN BACON.
Pnssumpsic Oct 10 1887. 13-tf
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14
and EaOllOw Ware.

a SIZES Franconia CALDRONS; also n com.
It plote assortment of
HOLLOW U.ARE
from the Furnace of Blake, Hammond & Co. Bran
don, Vt. for sale at Manufacturers prices
HIRAM TRACY.
Wells River Nov. g. 1897 14-6w
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14

A SUPPLY. Flour rose considerably in the Bos tor
market last week in consequence of few or no ar
rivals; but noticed that on Sunday last there
were one hundred arrivals at Boston, chiefly from
southern ports, bringing to the merchants of the
city over thirty thousand barrels of flour large guam
titles of grain, &c.
The Albany Journal says-A letter has been G.
ceived in that city from Mr. Van Buren,, in which
he says he is determined Ito sink or swim with the
failure or success of the Sub Treasury SYSTEM in
other words with Loco Focosm SINK HE MUST.
Bennett, of the N Y. Herald, says he became
squint eyed by watching the snuous political move
ments of Van Buren, in 1928
The WASH ngton Globe contradcts the current
rumor ofapproaching changes Of the cabinet
MoBrLE.-We are gratifed to see that Mobile
has been visited by frost, the presence of which has
expelled the fever. One reported on
the 30h of Oct.
Gov. Mason, of Michigan, has effected State
loan of five millions of dollars, to be expended in
public improvements.
LONGEVITY. In the Obituary of an English paper
we find the following notice. AT Dunston naqr
Chesterfield, Mr. r. Sarman, aged 160 years and
months! He was blind 26 years of his life. His
relatives in the house are of the respective
ages of 49, 50, 60, and GO.
The Globe contains the official account of the
capture of Oseolu--and trumphs in the capture of
the Seminole Chief. He was captured by treachery
of the blacklist dye-and his capture reflects dis
honor on our country, and eternal shame on the
officer who originated the act.
duel was fought at New Orleans on the
ming of the 29th ult. by two citizens of that place.
One of them received full satisfaction, in wound
in the abdomen, which is likely TO prove fatal. '
Mr. Asaph Rice, of Northborough, Mass. owns
horse, which he bought in 1922, which has since
run in a baggage wagon to Boston, and elsewhere
10 years months and "a days, and has travelled
one hundred and seven thousand miles and has eat
en- in the time eighteen hundred bushels of
corn.
Ten dollar bills of the Railroad Bank, says the
Lowell Advertiser, in circulation altered from
Five s.-The public cautioned to be on their
guard. The alteration is neatly made, but may be
easily detected by holding the bills up to the light
when the pieces pasted the ends or corners may
be distinguished.
Singular DeaM.-An aged lady, in Hamden, in
ms County. named Ford came to her death n few
Jays since, in the following singular manner: a |
arge bat flew into the room where she was sitting
n the afternoon OF the day, and aighted upon a
piece OF folded linen near her. She for the
benevolent purpose Of giving the bird the freedom
't the outer-door air again. but could scarcely de-
ach 1t from the CLOTH She atlength succeeded
when 1t turned upon her, and bit her hand most
H..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14

1t is an infabo sign of drunken and linthrfty
man to see him stuffing the crannies of bis houses
with rags-Vt. Statesman.
And is it not an lnfaabIe sign of drunken and
unthrifty Government to see it stuling the crannes
Gifts currency with rags?-LOuisUiUe Jour.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1837-11-14

Hell Put-7Ae Treasury VS.. the Peopte.-The
farmers of N. Windsor, Orange county, adopted at
a late meeting the following resolution
Rcsoioed, That pampering the Treasury wolves
with corn, and feeding the sheep with husks, is a
bad system Of farming. and the Government will
find it out next SheGring time.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-07-21

were so much in the habit Of jntoXicatior
that they were not only unfit themselves
Tor public duty after certain hour IN the
day, 6n' were likely To prevent others in
dlschatglnc their duty, by iuicrruplng the
order Of proceeding. Durng the latter
par; Of the session of Congress, when The
TWO lIousos were compelled to sit late,
members too drunk for the dccency Of
tavern bar-room. were not uncommon
sights IN tho Senate chamber and IN the
ball Of the House of Rcprsen,n,ivcs of
Rcpnhlc, whose fathers handed down to it
the hallowcd aud mmutable truth. "that
10 free government or he BLESSING of In
cr,v, can be preserved 10 any people, bit
by adhcranca ~ justice, moderation tenn
perancc, lrngaly and vnuo!' These arc
facts, SIR Whc. ~ my name. if you chopse,
you may bring to the attention Of the Con.
vcnion as worthy the attention of The
people Of The Uaiicd 5 a'cs. am utterly
opposed to making the temperance cause
political engine N any wav whatever.
but Vt the friends OF temperance will aid in
Kidding Congress of soils no matter 10
what political PARTY they may belong. for
they are Disgrace and an actual iui, rv TO
any par'Y-thry WI BE- subscribing their
own work OF gnod m 1ra'l, aud Do the
country some service. Indeed, the facts
which have stated, apply with equal force
and truth 10 both WINS aud Tories IN
abou, The exact ratio of their Numbers in
the list Of public mon; and let me no, he
misunderstood rs rrrroachinr The admin
ts'ra'lon, except 50 far rs high and rcs9On.
sij,e executive Offices are entrusted TO in.
temperate ipcpmbcnls whose hab,ts nre
known by The boys on the streets Of Wash.
luGlon. have been candidate three
times for the sulfagcs Of the people IN the
| oldest district iu O d Virginia. provorbiai
tor "hoaey drao'S," "mioi j4ioa." "hai-
siorms "si;ngs," 'Heto Il oos." and every
description OF ncUered dunk, and have
never found it necessary or requisite to oh
tain single vote, tn resort 10 The vulrar
graccs Of tho familiar cup.
hove written too much, and more than
| intended, and f0osl sub-criba mgseIr re E
specially yours, the fricr1 If Tcmnaroucc.
HENRY A. WISE.