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Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04
New Goods! New Goods!

S\CW UOOOS. ONCW OOONS
WHTE are now receiving and opening,
W direct from the cities of New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore, a large
and we'll selected stock of Fall and Win
ter Goods, comprising almost every arti-
Gle usually kept by merchants in the
Southern country, viz:
30 bales Virginia Lowell,
10 " Negro Kerseys,
1" brown Domestics,
300 pair Negro Blankets,
so {" Mackinaw do.
so g fine Whitney, do.
1000 Russell & Bl'k Brogans,
200 g Kip peg'd do
$50 " Monroe sew'd do
$50 :" Lady's Kid Shoes,
so :. g double SOLD
so T" Seal Broeans,
SO course peg'd Bootees,
36 sew'd do
so g fine Calf
Together with large assortment of
Cloths, Cassimeres, Sattinetts, Kentucky
Jeans, Calicoes, Chintz Muslins. Silks,
Sattins, Ribbands, Hosiery, Gloves,
bleach'd and plaid Domestics, Table Lin
mems, Irish Linnen, Lawns. Diapers, JAG
onetts and Cambrics, &c. sc. &c. with
a full stock of Clothing, Hardware,
Queensware, Glassware, Hats and S ID
dlery, all of which are offered upon the
usual terms and at the lowest prices.
J. r. 81 P JEFFERSON.
Clinton, Nov. 15-nltf
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04
TAYHORINGe

W L. AYRES, announces to hi
w friends and the public general ly
that he has commenced the above business
IN the Town of Clinton, where he hopes
by his assiduous attention, and long expe-
rience in the above branch of business to
merit share of public patronage.
All work done by him will be execu-
ted in a manner inferior to none in tho
Union. Garments of every description cut
to order.
His shopis situated in the building for
merly occupied by Scott g. Avery and
Immediately opposite the store of. R. 81
p Jefferson.
Clinton, Nov. Is.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04
FORM OF NOTE.
CLINTON, Nh.
Months after

Months after day of
Is we or either of us, promise
to pay to Cowles Mead, or bearer, for the
use Of 'Eihe Real Estate Banking Com.
Pany of Kinds County. at their Banking
House in Clinton, with
out deialcation, for value rec eived.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04
QNot1n}erejar.
From the Commercial Bulletin, Nov. 80, 1881
NEW ORLEANS MONEY MARKET.
Corrected daily by Robinson & Co. Exchange

{ orTeCleu ualIy by Koblnsoh g 20. EXclangt
Brokers, Is Camp street.
Exchange on England, 104 II p prem
Do on N York, at sight, a L disc.
Do Louisville and Cin'ati par.
U. S Bank Notes, LA prem.
U. S. Treasury Notes, 2 do
Mississippi money-river b'ks a 6 disc.
Do New Banks, s ID do,
Brandon Bank, IS So do.
Tennessee Banks. 5a 6 do.
Alabama Banks, IA S do.
Arkansas Banks, ga 10 do
Specie, la 2 prem.
Texas Treasury Notes, 48 SO disc.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04
HOME.
BY MRS. s. NJ. PHILLIPS.

BY MRS. S. NJ. PHILLIPS.
Th following striking passages are from
the "Journal of the late Mrs. Sophia Man,
ming Phillips,o charming writer and poet
ess, who died several months since, in
Louisville, Ky.
"Home-beloved and early home-I bid
thee hail again! Changed as thou art from
constant cheerfulness to the shadow of sor-
row; lost, blessed scene! as is thy sound of
bhthe voices, and laughter, aud music, and
harmless, kindly mirth, my very heart is
glad-glad, though the tear is in my eye
to return again among thy still and dear ia
mil.ar things. God how they rise up, and
speak 10 me, as with voice! hear the
echo of my chiIdhood's laughter! see the
cleaning faces ofmy childhood's mates!
hail anew the wonder of the waters! chase
the startled wings offeeng butterAies.--
thy well known sight! But if am to leave
thee, will tear from my bosom, for the
sake Of him that loveth me, all wild and
haunting memories. Not once hereafter
will seek the dark corner, to gather up
thy vanished blessedness, 10 court thy hoard
ed hours of merry times and fresh--to see
thee as thou vert, my home, and weep!
81 know not wherefore, but this Sunday
afternoon reminds me more strongly and
strangely than common, of olden words and
days. The warm air is abroad, mocking
the reign Of dismal February; the SNOW pat
tiers from the leaves in twinkling drops; the
sun--lust like suns Of other days!--ls on
my head; think of thee, my los. and
sainted -! of the heavens spread out
in peace and love above mine eyes; of the
earth, with all its vanished or forthcoming
beauties ,or ties, or trials, stretching beside
and beyond me- So the winter is rolling
onward aid away. The Spring! Perchance
she even now seeketh her buds 10 awaken
their slunber and her breezes to attune
them to melody. She looketh, percllance,
to her skies, that their tint be forever I'M
matched o her hooda, that they bound I'M
delaying, ore long at her call! There shall
be spread 'Ver the sweet pathway of green
ness, and We that live on It's bosom, shall
watch along its valleys for feet which come
not, and liaen among its pleasant sounds
for voices which arise not. And this is the
cup which We must all drink, and IN our
turn be mouned for day, and missed for
day, and % down to the dust and grave!
Who will weep and pray for me. when my
hour cometh9 Perhaps none. This is
bitter and sal thought now, were | dwell
upon it, butwhen the time indeed is at
hand, when tie breath is going away, and
the eyes can 10 more lift up themselves to
earth or hea'en, and the memoir es or
scenes ofthe life that is leaving us are blot
ted and unreDgnized, it matters little,
ween, whosehand is on onr head, or whose
yet glowing lp,is pressed to ours--the ia
ding and the cold! 1t matters not!
I" 'Thy last beam descending sun,
Falls to my page from yonder heaven:
crave-I yearn-'tis vainly done!
Nor sound nor signal thence is given,
The souls Of those we lose and love,
Nov cr,r.,aJ tbo;,. holy wines
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04

VESHE Real Estate Banking Company,
n of Kinds County at Clinton, Miss,
have effected negotiation in New York,
by which it is enabled to commence lis
operations upon a safe and permanent
basis. Accordingly, it will be prepared
to discountpaper on Wednesday the 2sth
instant.
Whenever the Union, and River Banks
of Miss. commence specie payments, this
Bank will redeem its issues, either in
specie or checks upon New York or New
Orleans, at as low rates Of exchange as
such checks can be had at any Bank in
the State. Its issues for few months
will be confined exclusively to advances
upon cotton.
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04

ne Big Cazenore at New York, from
n1aueira, furnishes the following nforma-
,lon: THE Exploring Expedition was at
niaueifa ca the Goth September, all well,
10 san soon. A British schooner from the
coast OF Africa was seen, a few days prior
70 me sailing of tho c., drifting towards
me Drazea Head Breakers, where she
would hayebeen dashed to pieces, and all
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04

NRN JERsEY.-The Democratic mem
Oers OF the Legislative Council and Cen
eral Assembly, of New Jersey have just
ISSUED IN Address to the People, recon-
llehulfg them to hold county conven-
uons' o appoint delegates to a State
Ioiire nton, to assemble at Trenton on
me olhof January next, in reference to
me recent conduct of the Governor and
Conhcll "to take into consideration the
alarming state of public affairs, and to
auoPt Sch measures as to them shall
seem best, to preserve the rights, vindl-
ca'e the privileges, and maintain the lib-
critics OF the people,
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04

I" Thy last beam descending sun,
Falls to my page from yonder heaven:
l Gravel yearn-'tis vainly done!
Nor sound nor signal thence is given,
The souls Of those we lose and love,
May spread their holy wings around
Earth's whispers-but above,
Beclx'neth no finger, breaks no sound!
/ see the summoned stars alone,
Gathering in silence round the throne,"
Southern marksman. [volume] (Clinton, Miss.) 1838-1839, 1838-12-04
Bank Notice.

Clinton, Odd Nov. lS3s.-n2-tf.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
F.. LOCKWOOD,
President Of tho Miners Bank.

MARRlED---On Thursday last. by r. Ma.
son, Esq Mr.. LORING WHEELER, to
Miss SUSAN HARRlSON.--all Of this place.
1J~In addition to the pleasure Of seeing
friead w. take his fair bride "for better or
for worse" we received a sumptuous piece OF
the Fielding Cake.---Wc hope that in their
journey through life together, their path may
be s,rcwcd with flowers, and ,ba. they may
prove to tho satisfaction Of all bachelors and
maids, that in union there is not only strength,
but peace, comfort, and contenlment.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
B. L. TURNBULL.

HOOK SELLER AND 0OOOH nHNDEn
NJ. l32, MA,s-sr. ST.. LOUIS, Mo.
III AS or hand an extensive assor,men, Of Law.
IL Medical, Theological, Classical, Miscella.
heous, and all kinds of School Books. Merchants
and School Teachers, will be supplied ON the most
reasonable terms.
Blank Rocks,
Consisting of Legers, Journals, Day Books, Letter
Hooks, Invoice Books, Cash Books, Bill Books. Or
der Books, No,s Books, Bank Books, Record Books.
Docket Books, Steam Boat Books, and all kinds
{" Blank Books mads to order in III. neatest man
ne'. Also--lnk and Quilts, aud all kinds Of Sta.
tionery.
Paper,
Consisting Of Demi-Medium, Royal, super.Roy.
al, Imperial, Extra Imperial, and Mammoth P.iut-
ing Paper Also, Cap, Letter, Folio Port, Tea
pi,apsr, Bonnet Boars, and 8UO reans Wrapping
raper, Wall paper ofvarious patterns, with sui.a-
bio bordering.
Having accepted the Agency Of the Clinton Pa
psr MIL, ne will engage to supply printers Of nsws-
papers with constant supply Of paper Of any size,
at tho shsr,est notice.
The Missouri Form Book and Prnceieal
Guide,
containing summary view of the Statute up 10
me close Of the session Of 1885, relative to the du
hes Of Justices of,he Peace, and other Public Or
lcers. Also, q collection Of Practical Forms of
with directions and explanatory
totes, together with a set of Interest and Tax "a.
'les, short system of Book Keeping, &c. &c.
ust published and for sale.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
NOTICE.

TAME into the enclosure of the subscriber on
~ On the first day of November, 1927, living on
Pleasant Creek, near Beilview, in Jackson county,
three stray Ca,'e--one Steer, supposed to be nine
years old this 'sp,ing, mostly white, some black
specks on each side, smooth crop each ear; an
other steer, supposed to be three years old mostly
white, with some black about the head and neck,
smooth crop on the right ear; the other heifer,
supposed to be three years DID, Of a brindle color,
with soma whitc abou, the belly and back, no ar,i-
hcal marks, only the right horn, on the point, lit
tic broken. The owner Or owners are requested to
prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
ALEX. REED.
Dellyiew, Jan 90. 1893. ala,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
NOTICE

I 8 hareby given, To all whom il may concern
i athat Thomas 5. Taylor Inns M right author.
~ for me, or in my name, to make any contract or
agreement, far the delivery Of Lumber at, or from
my saw mill, situated on re,e DIES Morris river; nor
~ make any engagement whatever in my name,
upon my account, o. fo: account Of said Mill.
and that shall not recognise any contract o. A.
gresment made, or which may be hcreafte, made,
as aforesaid. II. II. GEAR.
Gale,a, Jan 30, 1898. A.:t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
Notice.

TAME into my Enclosure Ia mile wsss of Du
~ Buque, in September last, Three Head Of
Cattle, having The following marks Que two ysar
Old Steers Ola brownish color, somewhat grayish q
bout the eyes, rounded horns, crop off the right
aud slit in the left car, small star in his fore.
head and few white spots OH his hind quarters;
another of same age, Of brighter, color, with one
fore Lex red AMI the res, white, tail partly and bel
y all white, wide erect horns, will, star in his
orehead, aud ears marked as the Others; ono two
year old heifer, all red, and dark about tho mouth
and eyes, erect horns, and is of small size, both
sarscropped. The owner may have them by pay
ing .',e charges 5
MARY McDERMOTT.
Du Bunue JAN o. 1S38 1l-3s&
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
Book-Billdery.

d. L. TURNBULL has a Book -Bindery corr
neessd with his Store, well supplied with Tools
ana Binding Materials, and is enabled to bind,
eiher parts, or whole Editions of books OH as rsa
sohable terms a. any in the Western Country. He
also has a Ruling Machine attached to his Dinds-
ry, and can Rule and Bind Blank books to any Civ.
ca pattern, Cat the shortest notice.
Al orders thankfully received, aud promptly at
tended to.
O-J-Old Books Rebound,
Feb. 3, 1885, 49,
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10

The Galcna Gazette, in retracting its
statement that Mr.. McGregor was ex-
PEELED from, his seat in the Legislative
Assembly, says it was lead into the
mistake by this paper. There was no.
thing in our article calculated to con-
vey the idea. The Gazette will here
after, when caught in story, please
bear it, and not place it upon the News,
especially when it has at first neglected
to give the source Of it's information.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10

The most rational and therefore tru-
est remark that has bccn made with
respect to the great ques,ion--"Which
IS the better the married or the single
state?" is the Observation-Disclosures
resolution you come to repentance will
follow.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10

We learn from tho Albany Argus, that all
the Banks in that city have resumed specie
payments. This will tend TO make others a.
dept the same course, and will doubtless make
the money market li,tle easier in the east.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10

f7-On % page Of .o-day's paper will be
found the Report Of the Select Committee sp.
pointed to investigate the affairs of.he Miners
Bank Dn Buque.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
IOWA NEWS.
ny BUaUE, saturday, February 10.

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE GOVERNOR.
s Du BuouE County.
g. Hardin Nowlin, Supreme Court Commits
sinner.
Thaddeus O. Martin, Notary Public.
Joseph I. Fales. g. c. Bellows, William
Morrison, and Charles p. Hutton, Justices Of
the Peace.
Thomas Child, District Surveyor.
David Sleator, Lieut.. Colonel of Militia
CLAYTON County.
s. H. X. McMasters. Judge of Probate.
. William Wayman, Supreme Cour. Com
missioner.
: Henry F.. Landcrs. Sheriff.
Eliphalet Price, Justice of the Peace.
Charles S. Edison, District Surveyor.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10

A bill preventing tho circulation Of small
notes in the District Of Columbia passed the
Senate with but one dissenting voice. Mr..
Clay and the Godlike Daniel were absent.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A LII persons interested, will take notice that
IN the undersigned have been appointed by the
Co"rt ofProbate Of Du Buque county, w. r., Ad.
ministraso's Of the estate of ABRAHAM Will.
son, late OF said county, decd. Those having
claims against said estate, will present the same ac-
cosdinS to law, and those indebted will settle their
accounts without delay
JOSEPH HAIGH,
ROBERT MAILER,
SAMUEL IIUGHLETT.
January 8, 1888 3O-,f
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
NOTICE.

A LL persons interested, are hereby notified
"a taat tho undersigned has been appointed Ad-
m'nissrator with tho will annexed, of the estate OF
Matthew Cullen, decd. Persons having claims
against said estate, will present the same accord
ing 10 law, and those indebted TO tho estate will
mako payment to the subscriber without DELAY,
MICHAEL RILEY, Admir-,
With the will annexed.
Jan. ., 1893. s2-at
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
For Sale Orient.

A LARGE and commodious new house, stu
IA ateoa Water street. in the town Of Du Buque
aud ncnrly opposite WIN. Gurke's s,o.e. Ii Il
suitable for boarding house, or 70. store ant
yelling Terms liberal. Apply To-
QUIGLEY e. BUTrERWORTH.
Feb. 10, 1897. 34-tmn.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
CHARLES BlLTO, J
vs.. } In ATTACHMENT

MATTHIAS YOUNG,\
Before w. W. Bro,cn, Justice ofkhe Peaee with.
IN and far The County If Du Buque.
NOrICE is hereby givon, That suit in at
IN ,achment has been commenced, entitleh as
above, against the goods and chattel,, rights and
credit, Of tho said defendant, All absent debios.
and that the said suit stands continued until the
tventy-eighth day Of April next, at the Office Of
sid Jua,ice in the town of Bellyiew, Wisconsin
Territory. WM. w. BROWN, ). r.
January %. 1898. 34-6t
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
sI,eriH,s Sale.

Wy virus Of nv Execution to me directed from
s. ,be District Court Of Grant county, W.. r.,
win sell, at public vendue, OH Saturday the 25sh
lav OF February next, at the stable Of Henderson
Palmer, in the town Of Bsllview, 1horse, set II
single harness, sot Of double harness, sleigh, I
riog Of bells, l6 bushels Of corn. 10 tons Of hay,
,sken as the property Of Henderson Palmer.
G. w. CUNfMINS, Sheriff III Ri
Da Buqsa sana1y u
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-02-10
: WNN MCOIINVI(
Du Buque, jar. 81, 1888. 32-3,%
RECANTATION,


NTESSRS. A. B. CARTER & Co. Of hatcher.
Ivl hasten TO announce 20 the public that their
statement BY placard of MI embezzlement by their
lats Clerk, A. X. WILKINS, ishereby altogs,h.
or and entirely recanted, aud that they earnestly
request all Editors throughput tho Union, who may
have published said Gard, to publish this their de-
claraton of the entire innocence Of the said A. r.
Wilkins Tho teller Of the Planters Bank has this
morning dscoveredt the amount missing, in the vault
Of thu. said Bank, whore it was specially deposited
by the said A. K. Wilkins, (as no states on the
store ledgar) DIV the I'd Oct. Repeated demand and
without avail--a positive dsninl Of the dsposits WAS
and il was under most unhappy combination Of
circumstances, that tho said Messrs. Carter & Co.
issued the above placard, and have thus publicly
guilt. They hope every effort will be made 10 rive
0l his Innocence.
Dee. 7, l537.-Jsn. IL, 1897 30-6t
II WILLIAM ROBERTSON, Teller OF the
u Planters Bank, do hereby certify the rspsst.
ed demands and denials as stated above arc true,
and that the parcel Of money, after many nsasesu'
nj searches for the Same, was this morning aeci.
dentally discovered in the vault Of the Bank Jhe
deposts was made ON the I'd October, and the 40.
scnce Of memorandum on the specisI depeeate
book, 10 to be attributed fhs confe'on ana anxis
city incident to the raging ofihe epidemic: sas-
nsssly join with Mersn. A. u CaTsr - 20. ~ r.
quesiing that the grsa,s possible publicity b w.
:" - 1--we WIN. ROBERTSON, Teller.
n.e =. ,sa7-Jnn. ~. 1893. 3O-6t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05

-,
Close CT TIE &HAsoS.-From TIE White Sulphur,
ard from all The springs in The neighboriioo we hear
that Tie company have for The part left the Noun
,ar, At line Warm Sp:ings, where the Company gene.
rally remain late, no one scarcely is left The weather
in the mountains never finer Than at the prssea,
time, and The game is said 10 be very abundant
1t would be. scarcely possible to enuuera,e with e1
ac,ness The number OF PERSONS who have visited The va
rous Mineral Springs in this quarter for The last three
months but think ii may safely be computed al not
less than eight lhoussnd.-L. Enquirer.
NORFOLK, Oct. l..
4nohtr Easitrig GaIc.-The wind which had been
hanging al s j l. for days previous, hauled
round more 10 the northwnrd on Friday afternoon ard
during the night blew out from very heavily with tor
rents OF rain. Since The gale of HE l2h The weather
has bPen III an unsettled subsequently, lowering aud
stormy, with much mere than majority OF rainy days
during that interval. The exces. OF wet weather,
hined with the gusts Of wind the 2i and 10TH have
been more injurious 10 The crops IN This nesh5or
hood than The drought had previously been The blade
fodder is whipped TO shreGs by the wind hat very
uie can be saved. and The stalks have t-en posra
ted that much OF the grain is feared has been roited
ny The water in The luruws, in which it was immersed
Herald
We learn with pleasure, mingled with rrgre, at The
deprivation which our community must suffer, that our
eminent townsman, William Maxwell, E.q was, on
Friday iaa rlecIcd President of Banpdpn Sydney Col
ege. MIR d. it is understood accepts the appointment
TU.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-05
Hv the orcrs,ion cf causes, not Inherent ia
i ,ou,,,tnp hu, which may be plainly traced

-
Fi"",,nr,i CONDITION, %n, which may be plainly traced
10 .. r,;ac r',~a rs l,"Gr irtincu"os eve! every
.. NJ re,ns,.Y yHst wr have orGe ENJOY.
,,,.y raa be ~ natural uGrpalliy - pos
,,ye We 80 Gcciincd IN spirit ard.lescurces that
80 ~. nat recover that whic!i has hern wTrsrd from
W by.ira! necessity but hy i!:c Efforts OF com
Us ,ira!;y, s,imu!arc aud assisted ty partial Ire's'
m:, Are we less huea uow thar Formerly 10 eoh'
h' , oce:alin,s or all extensive commerce: are inc
- Il our s,ii less shundan haib":s less ca
ar merchants less in.eigria' May not The
f''nsn,. Of cur people 5s Supplied, without paying
'"'' ., those whose agency is snperftnous; aud may
rI' ,daciirns Of our agrc1''urSts be sped |" tie
o." ,,-.r consumption, without undergoing the ex'
p-'S :, emyrv of an introduction 10 the ports of &
? ,,, sec ION OF the Cn:"n:
49,, time answer to these inquiries be such as we
II is no; more the part of interest than patriot
t' rxnose the which have produced The evils
h, 90 and % ascertain the remedies by which their
s''. ,,n NAV be coGn:eIvailcd. We know no means
'P'Et.,y ~ ensure accurate information upon these
STAG subjects, than Gn appeal to the ma,ured re:
, oad varied experience of those who feel The Ills
i,rv plain: and we believe there is no mode,
,-.b ;he;r counse:s may be more freely impaired, or
"",,cusiyelv beneficial, than in the proposed Con
,n in which error may be exposed by friendly ex.
.,,,n. and mutual suggestions may elicit truth
We have the honor to be,
With grea, respect,
Your obedient servants,
JOHN S NILSSON
JAMES T. SOUTTER,
JOHN II. BUTLER.
HENRY E. REARDON,
WM +. CUNNINGHAM.