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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1840-11-03
From tie L0uisuiYc Journal.
LOG CAGIN SONG

bcN S.AblN SONb.
Unfrr! every banner abroad TO the bIeeze,
Let the high notes of Liberty roll
From HE palms of the son,h to the dark rolling
sous,
"From the centre all round to the pole :!
A shout from each ireeman-a shout from each
state,
To tho wings and their candidates true,
And this be our motto the motto of fate,
"Haroqh fo' aid Tippceaaoe!
Let the Log Cabins rise in the East and tho West,
Though the Vantes may scott at our Toll,
Their roofs snail inlanle every patriots breast,
And new -hallow Americas soil -
Then shout from each freeman, shout from
each state,
To the fnrmcr Of Ohio true,
nd this he our moto--ihe motto of Fate,
"Hurrah for OLD Iippccanoc :"
w hen the red bolts of battle hurst our land,
And shrouded Cabins in flames,
Who quelIed theiinvador p Old TIP with his band
At Fort Mejgs and the glorious Thames
Then a shout from each freeman, shout from
each State,
To the Patriot and General True,
And this be our motto-the motto of Fate
"Hurrah for oiA Tippeeanoe -
Oh where was the thing that now rolls in It's
coach,
When our Hero his banner unflrl'd
With the tory and spy it casting reprouch
On the arms which defended world -
Then 81 out from each freeman, a shout from
each State,
TO the couquering General dac,
A nd this be our motto-ihe motto of Fate,
"Hurrah for old Tippccanoe ~
Lie, Van from his coolers of silver drink wine,
Aud lounge on his cushioned setec,
Our man on his old buckeye bench can recline,
Contentcd with hard cider, he !
Then shout from each freeman, shout from
each State,
To the plain, honest husbandnan rue
And this be our motto--the motto Of Fac,
"Hurrah for old TSp2ecanoe !"
Let the Humbuggers laad their Leg Treasurer and
Top,
The sons of Ken.ucky Whose sizes
With Harrison bauIed, of DID, will not stop
In their march Till corruption expires =!
Then shout from each freeman, shout from
each s5tnle,
To tho real Republicans true,
And this be our motto--the motto Of Fale,
stEurrah for old Tippecahqs ~
Hurrah for the patriot of Madison s days =
Hurrh for our banner sublime =
Oh vet may it flash with the !nllowed blaze,
1t wore in great Wushington's time p
THEW shout from each freeman, shout from
each State,
TO Tyler and Harrison true,
A nd this be our motto-the motto of Fate,
"Luryah for old Tippseomoc -
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has resulted in the explosion of political conspir-
acy, the busest record in Tho history our coun
tyrone, which will fairly render Messrs Butler,
Stephenson ~ CO. proper candidates for a resi-
denco Mt the delightful village of Sing Sing.
VII That tho case as il now stands, with the
alidavis of all the individuals concerned before
the public, might be smelly submitted by the Wings
to any jury that could be selected from any party,
and that the verdict would be their triumphant
acquial, and the immediate Indictment of the loco
fnco conspirators.
An astonishing revuisIon Of feeling has been pro
duced in this community, by the appearance OF the
afidavts from Philadelphia. The honest men n
mong the Iocolocos are, perhaps, Tho most indg
nant of all al the bareced attempt Of the r leaders
to dupe and deceive them. Every where Butler
and his fellow assassins execrnted and rdculed
Ono general cry of scorn, anger and stern contempt
is raised against tho Attorney General, with his
smooth faced dapper looks, and his pe,fdons
heart.
The whole proceedings the part of the ocolo
bandits, has been the grossest outrage upon de-
cency and tho laws. All the examinations have
been purely ex parte, and, in several instances,
witnesses who in the Of their testimony ii.
vowed their knowledge of the election frauds prac
Used by the ocofocos, were stopped short in their
remarks, and inc lhcts that dropped from them
repressed. In the case of JAMES You've
High Constable ofPhiIadelphia, the affidavit put
fur'h by the locofoco papers, as sworn to by him,
was FORGED! aswill appear from tina, genleman's
new affidavit.
You will perceive that the Globe is ntustriousy
avallng itself OF these "awfu disclosures to Jug.
gle and deceive the people. Fourteen columns of
that journal are occupied with the charges, now
trumphn'tly exploded. Some hundred thousand
papers have been distributed by the locolocos here,
containing the fusost and exaggerated nc
counts of the exposure Of these pretended frauds
or course the hope and expectation is, that the
falsehood is sufficiently we'll timed to prevent its
reiutation till after tho eecuon-hat tho lie will
travel post haste from Maine to Georgia, while the
truth putting on its boots.
1t IS for tho Wings throughout the country to |.
dept immediate measures for the complete exposure
of this desperate conspiracy. Let the anlidote go
with the bane. Circulate the documents. Follow
the foul lie through all its ranifying paths and pros
tr.'e it with the strong mace Of iaing truth. Do
not let any portion Of the people be jugged by
trick contemplate, so shallow, and so base. Cir
culn'e the facts in regard TO Tins infamous consPira
cy, aud we will not think unworbily OF the roo
pie as TO suppose they will not rise 10 their wrath,
10 rchuke The despicable deinagogues, who,
''ast card have instituted this proHignte impos.
lure to prop their doomed and dying dynasty.
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To tho Hon. the Probate Court for the District Of
Essex in the State Of Vermont.
YBNHE undersigned, William Moore Ndministra-
L. tor OF tho goods and Estate Of STEPHEN
MOORE, late of Lunenburg in the county of Es
sex, represents to your Hen. Court that there
mains Of the of the said deceased farm sit
uated in said Lunenburg consisting of lot No. 49, in
the Second Division Of tho Right Of Philip Good
ridge. and lot No 81 in tho Second Division OF tho
right of Samuel Martin, and the Second Division
lot of the right of tho first Settled Minister in said
! Lunenburg, except tho part thereof which ha7
teen assigned TO the widow Of said deceased, for
her dover and that al the debts Of said deceased
and costs of administration have been pr6 aud said
farm is left io be div ided among eight heirs the chill
dren Of said deceased, and the undersigned repre-
SCENTS that it will! DO ben ecal to said heirs Il all in
erested in said estate that the whole Of said real
estate lncIuing the reverson of the widows dow
er should be sold for the that four of said
heirs reside out Of the State of Vermont and also
for the reason that said real estate cannot be dIvi
ded among said heirs without great injury TO the
same, and whereas all Of said heirs residing in this
state having by:heir guardians they being minors,
given their appreciation in writing 10 said sale;
The unders gned therefore requests your Honorable
Court to grant him license to sell the Who'll" of said
real estate including the reversion of the widows
dover.
WILLIAM MOORE, administrator.
GuiIdhnll, October 30lh, 1870
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STATE OF VERMONT,

EssEN
A n Probate Court holden at Guldhn., in snid
district on the 3otb day of October, 4 ISiD
by the Hon. Joseph Gleason, Judge ct said
Court.
TENiiE foregoing application having been duty
4 presented to said Court. tits ordertd ~ said
that the heirs and all concerned in said estate
be notified Of said application, and TINT the same,
will be taken into consideration at probate court,
to be holden at tho probate Office in Gudhail, in
said district, on the :l3d day of November, A. ID.
1910, by publishing said application. together with
cessively in the Caledonan, newspaper printed
at St Johnsbury in the County of Caledonia, and
which circuIates in the neigborhood of those inter
ested.
I70w3 WIN HEYWOOD, in. Register.
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DBMgNeGa

in this town, Oct 20. of typhus fever, Mr.
SAMUEL HUMPHREY, Merchant, aged 81.
In this town, Oct. 81, JERIAH HAWK ms, aged
98vears months and 9 days.
In Montpeier,on Wednesday last Capt TlMoruY
HUBBARD, aged G6.
In DanvIIe on Wednesday morning last JoHS
Buck MINISTER, Esq, aged 30.
In Morristown on tho l7th instant OF consump
item Mss Haruett Noyes, daughters Of tho Hon.
David =. Moves. Aged 10 years.
In Concerd, ~ II. on the 9Th ut, Capt. iona
than Ambrose in the S0Ih year Of hi, age
In IIossett ~ Il. 10 ult. Mr.. james Hacket,
ngod S7---a worthy and respectable Citizen.
Al Pit,sfold, Ms. 23 ult David Palmer, NJ. D.,
of Woodstock VT
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AZ A sss s3Ss ses.A GEES,

In this town, Oct 81, by Rev ID. s. Dexter. Mr.
LEWIS HAYWARD, ol Lisbon N. II. to Miss MAR
GARET SMITH of st Johnsbury. The Printers tree
was received with the above--a liberal slice OF
the bridal loaf.
In this town, on the %, by Rev, r. Waters, of
81 Adams, Mr. JoHN O'BRIAS to Mrs BRIDGEr
MACK, both ofthis town.
In Johnson, The 10Th instant, by the Rev.
MIR Warren, Mr. AsAuEL BINGHAM,to MISS LUclN-
DA CHILD.
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BRIGHTON MARKET-Oct. 2G

Keported Tor TIE Yankee Farmer
At market, 1900 Beef Cattle pairs Of Working
Oxen, 775 Stores 90 Cows and Calves $500 sheep;
S75 Swine.
PRrcrs-Beei CNttle--First quality at 5 so 5
73 second quality So 25; third qualify rs IA
rs.
BarreIlins Catte-Mess So No. ii.
Stores-Yearlings IS ~ 9; two years old $l2
and Is; three years old 1921 and 81
Shcep-i.os sold for %, 33, ~, | 81 =,
rs, %, and so
Swine-Sa lea Mt small advance Lots 10 ped
die at 3 Ia 3 l-2 for Sows, and Id A &c FOR
Darrows. AT retail from 4 to ) &c.
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E-O A. q a. 4 e .

A GOOD WHEELWRIGuY SHOP, we'll situa
IA ted for business -bmding three stories, second
story finished for dwelng-lower part for ashop,
which contains circular saw, an upright saw b"r
ing and enanting, and water rover suihcont to
carry tliom Any wishing to purchase can have
the above on reasonable terms; enquire Of the sub
scribnr. JOSEPH WliEEhOCA.
Coventry Falls, Oct. 81, 1910. i70tf.
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A & A ED
PhiIadeIphla, Oct. q, 1s40.

SoUh Caroiinn Isaac f.. Holmes, II. w. Pickens
James Rogers s. II. Butler, c. p Caldwell, Il. B.
Rhott. all 'oeos, and John Campbell conservative,
and VIM. Butler Whg elected: result 6 locoto-
co nullifiers, conservative, Wing same ms be-
fore.
HIGuwAY RopsERY.-A highway robbery was
committed on Friday in Berkshire Count, Mass,
on the person of Alb Jah Spodord Of Fizwihnm,
N. Fl. The robber presented pistol at MIR 5. and
demnnded his money, which he obtained to the a
mount OF SGD.
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NOTICE.

A LII. persons arc hereby notified, that the sub
"A scriber has given his son. Levi Brown, his t;mo
end liberty 10 net for himseIr-and viii from this
date pay debts ofhis contracting, nor claim any
of his wages. ,,o
Derby, Oct %, 1910 l69*3w
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Stray Dog.

GNAME to the subscriber about the 20h of Sep
" Iemher, a large hIindIe Dog, with brass cnI
marked y. Tucker he be had by the
owner by paying charges. -
LYMAN SKINNER
Kiyby: October 2G. 1910. Vows
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THE CONSIDERATIONS MET AT ALL
POINTS

CARD OF TuE MAYOR OF PHILADELPHIA.
MIR Swift the Mayor of Philadelphia, has mot
the base unlounded charges of the New York con
splrators, like man conscious Of his innocence
The following card was published in the National
Gazette of Saturday:
CA RID
My attention has been called to certain puhiica
lions in the New York papers Of yesterday, which
are designed To affect my character injurious'y.
have deemed il my duiy 10 prepare statement of
the matters referred TO, far ns my knowledge ex
tends, which will be immodiaveiy laid before the
public. pronounce the chngc made against me
been Instituted in the city of Now York, to he ut
terly aud entirely false. II will be made manifest,
when all the facts shall DO laid before the public,
that a currupt conspiracy has been matured by the
officers Of tho General Government in the city Of
New York, having for its object the destruction Of
private character for political purposes:
JOHN SWIFT.
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,a,rwn Neara md SIX NEOuatEss

,EyyO Ycara and SIN Months
CINCE we closed doing business under the firm
- Of PIKE " FRY md we now say that any
n.rson Who owes ;annot complain if they are
I,,oa G,ribyNi.b: this is to notify them that they
viii bo if thew Int pay up Immediately, they
h,vo h,d al. he lenity :lIat reason common
sense cnn * BRIGHAM PIKE,
JOHN FRY, JR
Concord, Oct. IL, I84o l6Sw4
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.HARRLsO.v .q.vD REFORM.

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a. Il. w. TEN Ely.
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SEPtI X T. ED. '.
HARRISON .4.VD Reform.
$ X nj U F. l. G. GRAF r S
Err a NJ EECH,
WILL A NJ Fl ENRY,
JOHN N.ANT,
A. b. w. TIE N N Ely,
WILL NJ p. BRlGG $,
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EIignlc! ErresIh gEsRac !!
Cosan NW:amtceg "a mA VA ags { be Had
VIZ riGirng aaaEx-- aB auuc :asaal BLACK.

w 1VEBHS9
M E. and Superior Blue Wiring Fluid in
w small aud large bottlos--also Cnrrior " lialls
black writing fluid, may be Obtained Mt the Caiedo-
MAN ofce-by the single hotileor IN large quantities
The blue ink is Of the manufacture of Messrf
Currer q Hall, and superior to any ever made az
sold in the United States ~
Oct. 26. 1910. 100
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Stoves ! Stoves 2

Stoves Stoves
FEHiiE subscribers have for sale Fairbanks I'm
Il proved Choking STOVES, = sizes; also BON
STOVES, which VIII he sold tor grain in January,
or on II longer credit icr cash. Those Wishing To
purchase Stoves nre invited To call.
ALSO. FOR SALE, ...
GoyT7s Albright stoves.
SIlEDD & JEWETT.
St. Jnhnsbury Plain, Oct. Is, lSl0. 1851
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s \ NJ u z 7. G. CIR A FITS.
l. IRA NJ f. r. G. II
VILLA NJ II r. NJ Y,
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a. II. w. II F. N N +, Y.
ILLlA p. BR C g = e,
20 SEPH K T. r D. '..
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VOTES for Electors IF President and PNe
President. ~
RARRLSO.VAVD REFORM.

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VILLA HEN r Y -
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JOS EPH Il e Ed.
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HARRISON .A.VD REFORM.


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RIlRRLSO.V.IVD REFORM

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, 1840-04-18
FLOCK & M.CUNE.

Wholesale GrOcerS, General Commission and
Forwarding Merchants.
LOUISIANA Mo.
HAvE in store, and are now receiving fresh SUD-
IL plies OF groceries, wines, liquors &C., which
they offer for sale at low pnces for cash, viz
Coffee-Rio, Havana and Java;
Salt-G. A., l.. B. and TuIks Island;
Teas-Gunpowder and Imperial;
.Sngar-Brown, and loaf, aud sugar house Molases;
Oils-Sperm and tanners oil;
Assorted Boston Pickles and Capers;
Scotch Ilerrings;
Wrapping paper and letter and fools cap, assorted;
Hope Factory cotton yarn and candle wick:
Sacks, batting, and Maps of IT,. S. and Palestine;
Juniata mails, lion cast and blister steel; :
Window glass, Shy 10 and 10 by 70;
Tumblers Of all kinds;
Gallon, half gallon, quart and pint bottles;
Dye stufrs of all kinds, and white lead in oil;
Peacock's patent p~loughs, mattocks and hoes Of all
kinds;
OK, log and trace chains;
Ok rings and staples and horse names;
Large lot of hollow ware. all-tf
, 1840-04-18
BARGAINS!
Bargains!' :!

r all h.,a nm L,rd the foUovino poods. which I am
Sa,.ru;nad ." Ill =, cost. for cash. Psr,ons win
lose great b.,gs;n, bv NOT calling Immediately, a
have determined 10 sell.
EuII .ssoRTweNr of SINE
con.;.,;ur If The s,l,owiny viz sinner Melbourne
,;hod - ~ s,esl m;Sed and Slain c,s.;uc,r.,
80 nuIha,.v .,a.I u;x.d and ,nrfF co,o,ed cIotb,'
rro.t - of summer yood.. v;,.--Io,do,
- c,ssn.,ss hIack ard dab e,n;net,- Sa,o,v
.,o,b Allan do. Pm. leans, French linen and SEN
49,
rAI Icors great variety Of sinner liyht cali.
I-o. - 4, ;,c,nat and c.nhr;c g,ng.
bsm A. a.nn-,ment of dre,, .ilk.: cou.is,;nr
If ,uner h,,cL 70 or, de nan and plain do.
a0SIER 6earv assortment of hosier, :: COR
..,;,ra - -. L,L III wh;,e sin bo.e. bk and
white c,tton hose. biz and white silk half hose; blk
and white mixed cotton do.
GLoyES-A heavy assortment of gloves: consist
ing Of plain blk ak, and sh'te sllk do, 'k and WHITE
cT 1Ss ao' 'n'ea' ''' "n's o'"'A " ""'' '"0'
heavy IL, If .u,reDder,. rum.
, 1840-04-18
WESTERN ATLAS.

The Western Atlas, containing the latest
and most authentic Typographical sketches
and statistical information with regard TO
Missouri, Illinois, Wisconsin. Iowa and Ore
gon, is published every Saturday at St. Louis.
Mo-, at two dollars and a half per annum !;
payable in advance.
Postmasters and others who may &C. as
agentsfGr the Atlas, are entitled to sixteen
per cent on all receipts.
tFrom the Postmaster Generals Circular1
"Postmasters may enclose money in a let
ter to a publisher OF a newspaper, 10 pay the
subscription Of a third person, and frank the
letter"
, 1840-04-18
April Att.

WILL stand tho present season, one half of his
w time at my stable, near Sugar Creek, one half
mile of the New London and louisiana road; eight
miles west of the latter. and six miles east Of Frankford:
the other hall, at Dabney Jones' Esq, on Spencer Creek.
FIVE miles east Of New London, and will be let to mars,
at 5 the season, payable the 25th of December next:
50 the single leap, payable at the time of service.
and ten dollars for insurance: payable az soon as the
mare is known to be in foal or transferred. Any
person putting 5 mares, will be charged with 4 only.
Season commenced, and will expire on the 4;h day
Of July next. Every possible attention will be paid
to prevent accidents or escapes, but no responsibility
for any that may happen.
Observation-Disclosures Shandy, is a beautiful
bay, handsomely marked, black mane, tail and legs,
with a most delightful coat of hair; Of most com
mandiDs appearance, great strength, beauty, and
action; nine years old this spring, good health, If
teen hands three inches and 4 half high, and 10
thought by the best judges, that he is not excelied in
point Of Appearance by any horse in Missouri; and
l can say, that l think him the surest foal gcttcr I
ever kept. Should any mares fail to prove in foal
that were put last spring, oaly half price will be chat
sed, IN case gentlemen seEd again. Gentlemen that
put to Tristan Shady, will rccollect ou the 18th day
OF July next, is the day ! am to pay $40 to the os-
ner that produces the finest coalt.
PEDIGREE Tristan Shandy was got by Shak-
speare, he by Virsinian; the favorite son of Sir Archie,
and among his most distinguished raccrs; his dau
was sold in 1929, to Livingston, of New York, for
siiuV'-iso y VIZ. hefpert iihls pay morse Shenah-
doah-one Of the first sons of the celebrated race
horse ~Potomnc; he was out Of a bay mare by the in
ported horse Febnfuge-ber dam by imported Grey
Diomed-ber grand dam by Wild Arg. (. dam
by Flimnap-her 8. &. &. dam by Old Valiant. Iris.
tam's dam by old Madison-he by old Diomed-Ma-
dison's dam Priestly, by Chantioleer's dam, Camille,
by Wild Air, Tristam's dam Nancy Fleming, by Bel
lair-he by old Medley, dam Selma, by Yorrick.
Gentlemen will sec by referring to the Turf Register.
that the Bsllair stock stood in greater Estimation i'm
Virginia, and the south, than any other horses either
for the turf, or saddle. Tnstan Shandy, made a ve-
~ good season the last spring-his colts will show
for themselve, this spring. l will give $50 to the
owner that shows the finest coalt, and $40 to tho
next best, to be showed on the 4th day Of July, l3il,
and TO be left {, good judges.
mI--4lIu HENRY EARLY.
, 1840-04-18
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has
lN taken out letters of Administration on the es-
tate OF William, II. Talley, deceased, from the Clerk
Of the Pike County Court, bearing date the 18th day
of March, 1910; oil persons, therefore, who have
any claims against the estate of said deceased, are
required to exhibit the same duly authenticated for
allowance, within one year from the date of enid let.
tiers, or they may be precluded from having any bene
fit Of said estate, and IL such claims are not present
ed within three years they will be forever barred.
ELIZABETH N. TALLEY, Adm'I.
April Is, ls4O-3t.
, 1840-04-18
@WUIG

Gr The Wings of Pike county have re-
commended that a convention OF Wings be
held at BowliaG-Green, on the 18th inst, at
10 o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of nomi.
mating candidates for members of the next
general assembly. in this great emergency
Of the country. we hope the friends of good
government will all meet only with a spirit
to advance the general coed. and free the
country from the load that weighs it down.
MANY WIGS.
, 1840-04-18
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons
~ concerned, or interested in the estate
of David Garnsey, late Of Pike county, Mo.
deceased. that | will apply to the mex; coun-
ty couI on the 1st day thereof, or so soon
thereafter as council can be had, for Il final
settlement of my executorship of said estate.
Which said court will begin and be held at
the courthouse, in the town Of Bowling
Green, in said county, on the first Monday Of
May next.
April 1T. ]. LINDSEY, Ex'r.
, 1840-04-18
FRESH DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

lust Received at the Drug Store, in Bow
- ling-Grsen, a good supply of drugs, med
%icines. paints, oils and dystufis. fancy articles
&c. &c. Also a small quantity Of garden
seeds. The subscribers are thankful for the
liberal patronage they have received, and
respectfully solicit a continuance Of the
same.
r. S. WATERS & BRO.
April a, II.