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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
STOVES! sTOVEsM sTOvESN!

nERFECT Railway and Steam Conductor Victoria, Ma.
L tona and other Paterns Coal or Wood Cooking Stoves
and spenpd improved king stoves, which for beauty
simplicity quantity and quality cooking baking &c Sc have
equal and challenge comparison all points of
and all ask any rational person that such
facts critical examination Of the above and
they will be found unlike other patterns offered for
sale in this city Fl.
purchasing will find il their
give call previous purchasing elsewhere viii sell
cheap amy other store in the city Also most splendid
article OF parour Tor coal wood for sale whole
sale retail, by SALISBURY BARKER, c37 Water o.
slim" between Beeknan st. 4 Peck slip
NEW PERIoDIoAL--THE MONTHLY CHRoNI.
IN Gle OF ORIGINAL LITERATURE--The second
number Of this periodical ready for delivery,
tanning papers by the following distinguished writers PRO
natl j. W. shreeve Hamden Moriay, g. w. Cone, Dr. War
rem, Miss Caroline Thayer Donald Mcleod, sc. &c,
names reqse..ed to be forwarded to the pub
Usher, D. SAUNDERS, 3S7 broadway.
Subscriptions for the year 800 IS number
DRiME HAVANA sEGARs.-A Ch.,ce AssortmsD,
OF Regaus Trabuca Curadores sns common segsrs OF
the select brands impaired direct from the Havana, and
Cor sale wholesale and retail cheaper hon at any other es~5
hshmenf the New segar Store, No. Wall street. Base
Story. Please call and try. sslm'
T,o CAP MAKERs.-sEALIoTs-w DAVIES, ls4
Barrow street, has hand, and Is still manufacturing
made Of the materials BY first Terms
reasonable Order, from the country panctuay attended
Silk sre stocks, aud stock frames, wholesale s26s'
nj Office The Subscriber offers Tor very
soopar very best made and barouche springs
500 /" steps
500 seu I" bows
10000 lbs. maliease coach castings
$50 seu harouchs and coach axles, warranted
00pair Vermont wood harness
10000 pair plated and brass do
90 sett very fine brass military bits and stlrrups
100 do do saddle cloths
10000 yds coach a.orsd together with af asor,l
Of saddey and coach hardware and Newark maeab
castings JNO. j. SUMMERS,
jyo-eodsm. $50 Water St
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

Ma. So Exchange Place.
DOCKS Pamphlets Cards Circulars, Iiandbils, Gaia.
ID logues and every description Of Mercantile Law or NO
tarisl Blanks, executed the most moderate terms -
Mss Carter aud Thorp return thanks Tor the very
patronage hitherto extended 10 them, and would Respectfully
inform the public. that their type, presses &c are entirely
AVID OF the approved style they entertain but lutte
doubt Of giving satisfaction to all who may cn,rust them with
orders.
ery- n. ra,,;cr,ax No a. rxcha,o, Place s6.im.
DUCKLIN's PATENT RAILWAY COOKING stove
~ A. the approaching Tor housekep,rs 10 supply
themselves With this useful ard necessary article, their aen
ton solicited before purchasing 20 the RaIrdy Stove, a.
being altogether the best IN the msr. for the purposes o.
cooking Hundreds have sold 10 this city within the last
u months and ~ every instance Ear known, have gwen
perfect satisfaction.
Ao Tor sale, the 0rst Western Cooking stove. (cr
hirs boat. and hotels exhsnng at the Ne
CHI ri~.' Fair, Castle oarjes. l.. FIELD,
sslms 23l Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

$780, - REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOS
CO. TON Daily, Sundays excepted at 5 r NJ
from Battery Place Pier No. !, North NJ
YER via Stoningtop, Newport and Providence
Massachusetts,, Capt Comstock
Rhode islaud Capt. Thayer
Narragansett. Capt Chiid
Providence, Capt Wooey.
Lexington. Capt. Vanderbilt
One e the above Boats win New York daily, except
Sunday.
P..currrs arrival Of the Steamers at stonineon
NAV take Road Cars and proceed with the ms mme
date, Providence Boston, continue IN the steam
err Newport and take the rail road at Providence for
Boston.
The steamer Providence, Capt wooisey will leave this
sernoon, Saturday, oath at o'clock from Pier No l. for
Providence st ungon and Newport and the Lexington,
Capt vand1r .lt ON Monday.
Passengers or their Providence take the
lar Rail Roac Car. for Boston. sua2sDQ
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

WARN sTOREs-A new arranseme neut for Warming
wv Stores with ofts, being generally
adopted ~p rior 10 nythng
serchn who hive Adopted this plan have found that their
Northern and Eastern we'll as Southern eusomes know
how appreciate the comforts afforded them, when making
their pur chases. sTRATTON SEYMOUR,
suceessors TO H. Mott Co,
sA.ir 2f2 Wsfsrst.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

nNE HUNDRED Cartoons, 81 and sqsare, and long
W Meriao Shaw 100 rich figured Brochs DO oIsssd
and for sale on liberal terms BY X l.. SMITH kCo
au7 3m. i7s Pearl 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

IJALF PRICE MUSIC. New and a.hisnaoIe music AZ
II cena page the Panoorte and Flute FOR sale al MRS.
MARY KINGS chesp Book and Print Store lAi Fuitoa
street Broadway where he bad chldens books OF
every description beautiful osdon prints, coiorea and plain
Stationary in all Its variety, &c Irdebe Ink Tor writing on
uen without preparation warranted superior 70 any other
manufactured in the city, Odd aud silver Ink sbyl,ne
Leaves and Bonapae Oraculun for the amusement OF the
ladies Botanical Compound Hair OIL Tor Che prevent on Of
badness and hair Vegetable Compound OIL for colorng
the hair slack dark bro~a warranted superior TO
other manufactured tho Tricopherions Medcaied
Compound eectua remedy Cor sjnes and grey hair,
the hair where has fallen on AMI sadicates scur ard
dsndG Beae Hair Re.tsative is prssrver and improver
OF human hair rendering soft and beantful Tooth P.wder
10 prevent the teeth IRON rotng preserving the guns and
enng the breath; Bosons seidlr Powders; Wstars
and B. nese Cough Jorenges sneeua cure for salt Rheu
twarantedl only so cents Toothache Drops, an inble
remedy only - ,ents bottle Morrsons Hygean Pills.
packages from Is ga Pomsde Divine FOR chappcd
hasd and lips. burns scad huses &c IN botes stas Or 80
cent. each. .1T3,
MACoMB COUNTY BaAK.-shs Bib o, sa,s Bssh
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

WINTER BoARD-The subscribers beg leave respect
w fully to that they ell be pleased TO make
with families wishing parlor and bed with
private table with families that would he peasee 70 take
their meals at the Ladies table sHote" wish single gen
tiemen for the win er, reasonable terms.
The Hotel being ofmedum renders this house dssira-
bic home 10 winter bosrders. BLAKE SREhD s36 ~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

: s-s> - FOR NEW ORLEANS AND TEXAS,
z kNIS Steamship Of 9Th ofOctober The new and
splendid steamship NEW YORK, Captain
J. T Wright for the above ports above at O'Clock
Mtoschng land and receive at Savannah
Kew West Havana Mobile giving passengers an oppor
tuntv to places This steamer was built
pre.sy going and carries suelent quantity OF fuel
r the VOYAGE passage for either of the above ports hav
;nq both for cabin and steer
age apply the captain board foot Of 9th street, East Ri
yer the Dry Dock, or ,.onc
.,a,x.x. 81 Peck Slip.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

FOR LONDON-BRITTSH
<h ~ STEM PACKET TIE sail
6NS~l<JM October lst-The steam ship
HNH E-TN BRITISH QUEEN, Lieut..
"A I'm NyN1<\\\ Richard Roberts, r. N, coma
SMS&N Mn N\NS mander, will take 600 tons mea.
w snrement goods at the usual
ties Of freight by British vessels
and will sail on her regular day as above.
For which, apply al the office OF the agents.
WADSWORrH s SMITH, No. Jones, Lane
..ol6tOly rear 1903 Front st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

S,TOvEsThe subscribers inv. attention their
- m.n 81 Stoves, among which the following. viz:
RATHBONES Union. Pre- MUM, and pour Boiler Cooking
Stoves, the latter and excellent article.
RATHBONE'S Psrlor Stoves Tor wood, two varieties
RATHBoNE's new PATTERN plates, the hasdsomest IN
market
OLNEY's Patent Zig Gag Coal Stoves These sf
entirely constructions and combine ercellsncies
than any coal cock in Such references will be
given satisfy any that assertion Is not erirava
CANT.
OLNEY's Patent Coal Burners well knows and approved
article.
OLNEY'S Patent Radiating Coal Burners pattern,
JEST completed " pleasing architectural fr and simple
struc,ion Recommended economical and agreeable
stove Tor house and Office
DR.. sPOOR's C.a Hall and Office sto,es-one OF tho
superior stoves invented for heating large apart
ments.
In addition TO the above the subscribers offer general
soment of Franklin Box Nine Plate Rotary and other
and wosd observe that their this year have
abb them 10 reduce the price OF stoves materially both
wholesale aud retail Dealers will hud " for their interest
call and learn terms before purchasing elsewhere
Sheet Iron, Tin Plates Sheet Zinc Nc SC. lowest
kct prices. RATHBONE OLNEf,
al ~. 209 Water street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

NEACOMB COUNTY BAAK.-ahe Bill, % tins Bssh
WI Will BE- redeemed Al rev e~st d,eeust y, .,.
sas-lw. b FRANKLIN, "a Wall street
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

~ IANstUN nUO -, BROADWAY, 40 LET.
E1 THIS Hotel situated on the highest eround and in the
A most fashionable part of Broadway Of Leonard
street and extending TO Benson street BY its location and
Il is we'll calculated Tor the accommodation Of fam
lilies The private parors from 10 three bed
attached There 100 BID rooms with fire places. The
dining 30 ny 80 feet connecting with an Office,
kitchen aud pantes the floor ~ cooking appara-
tus fully equal this country There are large rain
water ciserr and v. Of good water with force pump by
which water ed each story with all other ar
r>nyements and fixtures required the establishments Of the
kind For terms, inquire OF JOSHUA WALKER, south
sharp street. Baltimorr No. ia, Liberty street. New
York au N-u.
T,HE COMPLEXioN,-FEMALE BEaUrY-Aikn-
sons Dtpiatory, The only article that has ever been
found 10 permanently remove superaous hair from the lace
and a Females, leaving the skin softer liner and
whittier than before its application. Is mild and harmless
in It's that II may b. us,d upon infant with perfect
safety For saepr,ee dollar. per bottle-st OUIONs
lsp Bosawsy Agen, for The United state OF hwsea. ss
(yOAL. CuAInAs cheap the cheapest AID good . the
~ best Yard 5oi Washington street, Spring. Prices
sf few days longer Delivered Tree Of carriage.
" ard nalhlr
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

December IA Novemper "a. ~ g.
Fare % Liverpool thirty live guneas ($l6s 3S IN the art,
and thirty aineas si4o) the fore saloon ,ncusns wines
and adj stores wards fees S. No second class passen
,rr, taken Children ,uder 49, and servants, half price
100 tons will be takenappcalioa first to De MADE
at the office. .,..,:
For passage freight apply personally or py letter
sas ABM. BELL co. Agents, III fulton st., ~ I.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

GEORGE n. NORRIS & co.
AUCTION and Commits stOn Merchants,

No. 1879 Greenwich street, Fulton, New York
II IBERAL cash advances made censignments. Out
IL door sales Of Merchandise Furniture, &c personally at
tended to. s26 lw-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28

II LEOPOLD, loi William Street. Merchant Tailor and
Good. Of every description bgs respectfully inform hi.
lends and the public in general thai he makes to order at
lo,et prices 6t-and person. that
nor him with their confidence will find they
the best se and latest fashion.
Those persons wishing to buy Cloths Cassmere, &C. by
hs piece or yard will &c, them cheap as at any Dry Goods
store New York. and also ready made clothing be had
N.B-The above to be had for cash only. sI4-im.
NEW YORK and New Jersey Dye PRINT Worhs--O
IN No l07 William street between Maiden lane and John
The propreors Of this establishment prepared
dye, PRINT and finish silks sans, grapes and
haw lces servings, hosiery glove, merinos cloths cas.
meres &c. and elk c-uen and wooIlen goods general Tx
also the fancy job and dying business s4im
3 8OS 4j2 S fs.'' 5srSs FIJI
from October. lss7 10 October, 1858
pas, are held as1 NJ ,sumsd win be an indocement TO
those who desire good article at least 70 make trial
To be had Of all staonsr. and wholesale only the Manu-
iacturers Warehouse, 100 Bcekman st. sus-y
Two LITERARY MEN OR CAPiTALisTs--To any
i person having small Of money at his
mand most eligible opportunity presents itself for entering
into coparnershp in first periodical work,
course Of successful progress and OF high literary character
The amount required would be about $50 per month and
the possesses advantage. literary
II Offers eorreposding inducements for safe and Poatabes
Pes.. apply immediately BY letter. addressed X v through
the Park oost Office s3e.
TNPALLiBLE CURE FOR G--a-Morgau'. Com
pound Balsanic Pills. certified being The safest peedest
and most agreeable Sir Ashley Cooper Bransb Cooper
Dr. Eliotson Surgeons Lawrence Keae Bode Sir Charles
Bell &c. For sale by appointment by A. B. D. Sands ~
100 Fulton st., and the following Druggit Chamber
Broadway, Church Chamber ga Broadway, 90
$40 Rowery Csrmine and Bedford street. IS 0s 9th
Avenue and Burnetts Patient Medcns 81 Canal street
Price 81 per bottle.
". B.-Observeihe seal J. NJ on each. iyls-sm
UNITED STATES Army.
M ANTED-For the United States Army, few able bo-
w died Men between the Of s and IS years. 10 WI
good pay ratious and clothing will be given Also few IA
borers for the ordinance department. pay from 80 to s3 per
month Chatting and boardFor particular, apply Al the He
cruiting Rendezvous 1853 South street. corner Of Dover
.la linz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
- PEOPLES LINE FOR ALBANY

E-EAs Landing at the usual landings.-The new and
elegant steamboat UTlC A, Capt Tmesdell,
will the steamboat pier foot Of Liberty street, on
Saturday aftenrn on September, 9th at o'cioeh;
ner Of West Liberty streets; PETER c. SCHULTZ, at
the Office, or the Captain on board
NB-A goods freight, baggage bank bills, specie, any
$3.50 - my27-7m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-09-28
Tu ANsATI.ANTIC STEAM SHIP Co.
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL.

The steam snip LIVER
POOL, ll5o tons bsrtheu
and as horse power, H. J.
FAYnER, r. NJ, commander
rs amp ointed to sail as follows
4 From Liverpool
September y!
November 10
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-06
WHAT WE. LIKE TO SEE.

We like to see people get into a
quarrel about nothing: it shows there
are independent spirits in the world.
We like to see fifteen or twenty
young men parade themselves in front
Of a church on the Sabbath and stare
at the ladies as they pass; II shows that
they have read Chester6eld's advice to
his son.
We like 10 haze some enc ask Us
the news, and before we have time to
speak, answer himself; it shows he
knows more than We do.
We like to be surrounded by a lot Or
idlcrs when We are in a hurry; it teach
es US to be patient.
We like to sec young ladies place
themselves at window Or door To
make pitty remarks upon people as they
pass 1t shows they want to say solhe-
thing they can't think Of.
We like to sec an editor praise him.
sell; itsayes otherpeoplc the trouble Of
doing it for him.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-06
PRESCRIPTION.

The following article from The Fed
eral origin Of Ohio, is Recommended 10
she careful perusal ofthe hoco-pocos Of
this State, who still keep up their silly,
scnseless croakings about prescription.
We do not often find such true, Gcnu.
inc Democratic doctrine cmanating
from the (ederafhoco-poco prints, and
when such wholesome truths as this
light up their sable pages, a hope Or
reformation is at least eugendereda
But read what Mr.. Hammond says:
"WitR due respect, ! would sugg ~
to our Wing brethren, whether tiay
do not mistake the RI hit course, in cen
suring the removals from Office, in the
United States employ, and denoun-
cling them as prescription, Appoint
ments to office should be regarded as OF
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-06
ABSURDITlES.

To attempt to borrow money on the
plea OF extreme poverty.
To lose money at play; and then fly
into passion about it.
To ask the publisher ola new peri.
odical, how many sheets he sells per
week.
To ask a wine merchant how CID
his wine is.
To make yourself generally disa-
greeable and wonder that nobody will
visit you, unless they gam some palpa-
bic advantage by it.
To get drunk, and complain next
morning Of d headache.
To spend your earning in liquor,
and wonder that you are ragged. TO
sit shivering in the cold because you
WON'T have q fire till November.
To suppose that reviewers generally
read mole than the title page Of the
works they ptaisc or condemn.
i'ojudgc Of peoples pioty, BY their
attendance at church.
TO keep your clerks on miserable
salaries, and wonder at their robbing
you.
Not to 60 to bed when you are tired
and sleepy, because ut is not bed
time"
To make your servant tell lies for
you, and afterwards be angry because
they tell lies for themselves.
TO tell your own secrets and believe
others will keep them.
TO expect to make people honest
BY hardning them in jail.
To fancy that thing is cheap, be-
cause low price is asked forit.
To say that man is charitable be-
cause he subscribes to an hospital.
To arrive at the age Of fifty, and be
surprised atany vice, folly Or absurdity
your fellow creatures may be guilty
OF.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-06

Dear native spot charm Of my youth!
No hallow'd thought Of thee shall perishi
Oh, no. each childish scene is truth,
Of THEE and THINE III fondly cherish
Long as tread this neither vale,
In mcm'ry still! hold thee nearest;
Thy sacred ties gladly hail,
While to my HEART press thee dearest
And now In manhood's ripper years,
Beset with tides Of worldly sorrow,
Primeval feelings urge my teara,
Whene' er Thought Of thee borrow.
And so't shall be while life shall last,
by inward souls warm passions aiding,
I'll joyous hail thy HAPPY PAST,
All, yes! ill Hopes fair CLEAN be fading,
So when at length Times tickle light,
In parting ray chance hover DER me,
And closes an ETERNAL night,
My 1eeting breath shall still adore thee
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-06

full, and the bottles that make the
greatest show in the street are filed
with colorcd, useless fluid.
Much talk on religious subjects may
be compared TO great auctions, which
arc indications Of Bankruptcy.
ldleners, says great writer, il the
nestin which mischief lays its eggs.
Pythagoras gave this excellent pre-
cept: Choose always the way that
seems best, how row socvcr It be. Gus
tom will render il easy and agreoa-
bic.
Dr.. johnson At late period Of his
life, observed to Sir Joshua Reynolds:
STA man docs not makcnew acquaint-
ances as he passes through life, he will
soon 6nd himself left alone. A man,
Fsir, should~keep bis friendship inconstant
repair"
A Spanish proyefb says, that the
Jews ruin Themselves at their passc-
vers, the Moors at their marriages, and
the Christians in their lawsuits.
Some desire is necessary to keep life
in motion; and he whose real wants arc
supplied must admit those Of fancy.
Flattcry, observes Locke, is d sort Of
bad money, to which our vanity gives
currency. II is a blot upon the mem
CRY of Alexander that he could be so
veakas to be pleased with his court
iers initiating his wry neck.
Seno. all virtues, made his choice
of silence; for by it, said he, ! learn
other mems imperlcctions, and con-
cealmy own. People who complain
Of the dulness OF their newspaper may
be said to be the silent, who keep their
pens clear ofany attempt at public en-
lightment, and thus are at liberty to
sec Others impcrfections and conceal
their own. There is probably no seat
thar is 50 well supplied with broken legs
for a tumble as the editors chair.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-06
VOL. 2. NO. 20.

temporary character, and should be
made SO. Removals. IL sure process
to detect and put an end 10 misuse Of
public money. Besides, il teaches oc-
cupants that they are not established
tor life, and prevents them from be-
coming mere party hacks, fof the sake
Of counting il place. Every one Of the
eases, in which new appointments
have been made BY President Van Blu
rem, seems 10 bsspeak considerable
and purifying exercise Of power. fie
Is sitting good example that should be
approved. So read the line Of 'ssafo
precedent" ID matters ofofices in the
gift Of tile Executive. | feel AZ If
wrong was onc,wheneycr hear those
reioyahons denounced is prescriptions
Bait h,telligmcsr.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-06

vNSuS AHpSRsoN. Esq, OF EOnLOloc.
The address Of this gentleman Ill
Coheeyille, at the late term ofour Cir
cult Court, has been productive Of the
most beneficial results. An old Re
publican Of the country, who was pre-
sent at its delivery, told us the issue he
presented reminded him Of the DAYS OF
Adams and Jefferson. when he was a
young man, and listened to The timely
admonitions, in another State, Of the
late venerable Nathaniel Macon, who
pending that perilous struggle, reused
the people of North Carolina to due
consideration Of the important crisis.
The same battleis to be fought over
again in Mississippi, as well IL North
Carolina and the whole Union. Mr..
Thompson, we are told, was born III
Caswell county, anatite Of the same
State which gave birth To sshoncst Nat.
Macon" and Is true disciple Of that
greatand good man. In him the PEG.
| pie ofthis State will find an cxamplar
of the principles which guided one or
the ilIustrions fathers of the Republi
can party in his time honored career.
The distictivc character which marked
the political struggle Of '98 and 90.
can be traced in the parties ofthe pre-
sent day. Mr.. Jefferson, who headed
the Republican phaIanx at that time.
regarded the United States Bank as
the sshrst born monster of Federalism.
That opinion he cherished to the last
day Of his existence. Tie was scrnpu
uslyjealous Of the reserved rights OIL
tho States and his opposition to the
doctrine ofiap'fsd Doiyer in construct
ing the Constitution, as contended for|
by The Fcdcralists, gathered strength
she increased m years, I'D Observed
the workings Of our system or Govern
mcnt. 10 the day Of his death he
continued to resist the tide ofsFederalI
asgressions,' and the last letter he
ever wrote broathed patriots feryentI
prayer for the sacred rights Of thcI
"Plundered ploughman and the beg
CARED yeomanry." Mr. Thompsonayow-1
I'd Jeifersou's principles III his public
speech az the touchstone Of his polite
al faith; and we are pleased to learn
that he has made d most favorable i'm
preston upon bis hcarers.--lndeed. i'll
the gratifying accounts which we dai
y hear, arc to be relied on as evidence
Of THO popularity Of the speaker, We
hazard butliltlc IN saying that mr.. It's
suecessin thiscounty will bsf3r beyond
what his most enthusiastic friends can
reasonably anticipate. In 1887, he
obtained majority Of some 3 or 400
votes for The Office Of Attorney Gencr-
al, and ifwlat his friends say be true,
bis majority for Congress viii bcequal-
~ decisive in Yalobousha at the ap-
preaching November conflict. IS. Re-
porter.