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And Dcan,y, ,on. when IIupc S conc.

And Beauty, too, when Hope is gone.
Has l"si the ray la whicl II shonr:
Ard, seen without this borrowed light.
Has Inst ,i,c beam wine, II mad" !, bright.
Now what avail the silkru hair.
The angel stnIle. tho .. niie aIr.
Tie beain'nS eye and glance refined
FAINT seIublance OF that pur.r mInd--
A. gold dust. sparkling III The sun.
Points where the richer All ata ruu?
Alas! they now just seem 10 be
Bestowed To- mock al Misery
They speak Of days long, long gone by,
fhc punt to cold Reality.
.A"d with h death i.kr Smlie, they say.
oh. What are wc when Hopes away"
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Who is wise ! He thai learns from eycrr
one. Who is powerful He that governs
bis passions. Who is richl he ,ha, is con
lcN,c'.
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i0 Ia .a0il

u AG 20 fseS sB6ESz
e NJ this District. II negro mau who SAYS hi,
W name is Joseph, and tina, he belongs to
John Patterson. Of Mackies island. S C., OF
Ugh, complexion. large whishers from eur to
eur. 5 fee; d inches high.
The owner Is requested to come forward.
proYepropcriy pay charges and take him away.
e. II. GOODMAN, ). u. d.
Jan. s, 1872. 80
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Jul, duu OetOrc
s"ascn caue. must have persisted by star.
walton, had not The quantity been ~lncrca.
sei. The reuson i, plain, those boiled
passed onr oi the system Soon. while the
other. continued longer. s.
NOrE.-Tne uourc IS from q very res.
%peciablo source, aud We pubiisi, it because
II comes well voucIed. But we Loub.
The cause. There must have Lccu ,o,nc
other cause thai tie one alleged bv our
correspondent. We are decidedly in IA.
vUr vi COOKING potatoes, when il can bo
conveniently done, aud gwen warm 10
smine.-Eattvr Maine f'uimxs.
JOHN e Adams on Tempcraace.-Tho
%ioilowlns passage occurs In n reccn, I'D
dress Ul The Venerable cx President On the
subject oI temperance
In The atdor OF your zeal for moral
reform. lorset not the rights Of personal
Freedom. All ercess 10 Of the nature of
'uieInpcrancc. e!l-%suycrnmeut i, ,h,
loundaton oi all our political aud social
lns;iIuIious, aud II Is by scli-g0vernneni
alone that the lave OF temperance eau be
culorced. In inc eliurt to recover YOUR
brother froui lreddlng The primrose patti,
vi daiiiance with lie Circcun cup, allure
tim Ly Aiudhcs, rather than repcl him by
rrproact. Teach HIM still more by az.
ample than by prrcept. Sex not to lorcc
upon HIM by Legislative euactuneui, ,ha,
virtue which lie cau possess only by The
DICTATES ui III, own cunsclcnce, aud tn.
cucrgy vi his own viii. Let 10 lIucturs
vi party pOiiIics be Mingled with the puro
stream irom tie pure ~iouniaIu Of temper
ance. May The waichmord of moral re-.
lorm DO tic INSCRIPTION upon your huuuers,
aud may tho standard vi your spiritual
aud antlspIrtual warfare, in CONCERT with
those conseuial ARMIES, be burue aloll in
triumph. I'LL The Cause vi temperance shall
spread, 'conquerlus and TO conquer frou,
the river lu The cuds vi I:u rartn."
Property LcH to thiid,en.-Properiy
LETT 10 chi.drcu Is ~ muiutYdcs Of insian-
COS a bone of cDntcnII0u. Blu. when il is
not, the prospect Of I%niIcriuug property al.
ways causes Tie child 10 depend less on his
cxsrIions than otherwise, aud is ia tim,
way II disadvantage 10 Tim. II produces
this effect a, strongly upon tue minds OF
young women as young men. And in the
ease Of the young female especially, stan
ding in the way. Us ii actually, does, Of
The formation OF IA irGIy juiicious conncc.
tIoC Tor lie, aud not being III auy respect,
a benefit Of The hiShes, order, i, is, on tho
whole rather an evIl than a blessing. Blu,
we have 10 point OUT to parents a better
way in which they may dispose of thcir
property. 1t Is To place it in the heads
aud hearts Of their children. There it will
truly bless not only Que of them, but tho
race OF mau generally. Is there Que req
son that can be urged agaius, this course !
lFso, lei us hear wtat 1t is. We pause
for u reply"
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R1W Potatoes BITTER THIN Cooked.-
Mr.. tiolmrs,-A A. b., u farmer, had four
pigs oi The snune !illcr. of course Of The sa,n.
breed, very near Of 4 size aud flesh on the
first day vi Dccempcr. he then nj,
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Asostie Aeeess.
From Black,cooti's Magazine.
HOPE.

HOPE.
If Hope be dead--why seek 10 live!
For what. besides, has lite Ia sivcl
1--we. Lie. aud Youth. and Beauty. too.
If hope be dc:d-say what arc YOU
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! renaia e yours,

From, dc NsIt sidld GALAXY.
SuaAlGE Oe,. "a, 1925.
Bear Ned.-Wh The devil, Ned, do
you suppose induce slo 10 gel married!
| really wish | gaaxz-fns@halia.- 49,"
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winch will DC offered u. uru-nn!y on prices
for CASH.
In our stock may be- foun'l several new s,ylr,
Of goods for Ladies dress. via: Fi.uied Urleans
cloths. striped Orieuial-. Grape DE- Lanes Em.
hcsscd de- LANES. Black. Blue, aud cuI"red
Silks; Bnmbazines, Mrrinos Iiuen., Lawns.
aud table Covers; F.annel.. Kentucky Jeans.
Sailine,ts, Blankets. Negro CLOTHS. \ large
assortment Of ShAwls. imm IA cents to 81.
Gonneis from II Gents l." 81 and IN shor
every useful aud ornamental article IN the by
Goods line.
In c"nnexion with the store. will be keep; Il
Merchant Tailor Shop,
entrance through tie Store } uadrr La- -"~--
in,endence OF Mr K
TERMS ca,
Where will be kept az
Cloths. plain and figured
Cloths. Cassiacyes. and va.
and latest siyics. togeth
mings; where cnstonIe'
or seisc, the materials
made in thu latest fasI
Is pc. cent leSs than .---
WA. KETCHAM & co.
Hamburg, Oct. %, ls!2. 81 80
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Hardware & Cutlery.

purchased Chiefly Tor cash; which they Offer
for sale. on reasonable terms. nj their store, III
the BRICK building. corner al Centre aud Mer.
cer-sts.. Con>ialin. OF
English, Swcdr. and American IRON.
ia do do steel.
Hollow Ware of all sizes.
Bond aud Hoop lror.
Coiiins' Axes, Adzc-. CLi-cls. and GGugcs.
Miii lrOus. u FIJI! assortment.
An,ils. Vices, Smiths Hciiow-'& Hammers.
Horse Shines and Horse Sinr Nails
Wagon Boxes. Trace ~ Other wagon Chains.
Table knI'c-& Fork. Pcn& porkc, Knives.
Mill ami Cr"ss GU; saws.
Head aud Tenant saws.
Locks. Hinge, Nm:urs.
Coffee Mills. Corn Nils.
GrindS,ones. Manila ana Co,,pn Rope.
Sheet aud Pig Tin. lrun Wiic
Sheet aud Pig Lead.
With many oiirrr Articles in their line. making
the mos complete aud Wei! assorted stock oi
HARDWARE ever offered IN Tbs market.
l!iNkILL& ROBINSON.
Hamburg. Oct. -. l~i2. q, -
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DIRECT IMPORTATION.
MGrdtr9re s. a.slrrv.

YESDE Subscribers have just received direct
e from the manufacturer III England, and
the Northern State. Il Ia.8Lsu,..e anJ well as.
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THE U. S. DISTRICT COURT. }

THE U. S. DISTRICT COuRT,P
DISTRICT or soUTu cAEoLiHA.
IN RA NkRUPTCf.
H n tie ,nai,er Of Leslie Smrth, n Bankrupt,
-E Pursuant TO an order OF ihc District Court
OF the United States. iur the Di,iiicr al Saul,
Carolina. Notice is hereby given. that rau-c be
shcwn bsfore the said Court at iEr Federal
Court House IN Charleston. d. The ti,rrd day "t
December next, at eleven o'clock. a W., why
the said Leslie Smytl, should uor receiv. his
Discharge and Certificate as Il Bankrupt.
Charleston, 5tl, day OF September. ISI2.
II. Y. GRAY. CiGk.
Septr IL II, 33
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REMOVAL.
The .Hear Cash Stare

III : removed Ia the new bIirk bu!du. .. cor
q ner "' .MarAe;an Centre. streets. mNi d"nr
TO Sibiey i Cr0pOn wler.,se nr,, nov "I,-nir:
4 splend'd assortment, of tisiii"nahl"
AMERICAN. FRENCH Il ENGLISH
I'D &c Y e. q % ID y:
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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
VETO MESSAGE, No. 4,

In another column will be found lheMessago
oil John Tyler, returning 10 The House Of Re-
Presenlatlves with his objections, the bill "to
provide revenue from imports, and 10 change
and modify existing laws imposing duties on
imports, and for other purposes" This makes
Veto No. 4, (two OF bank and two of tariff
bills, and will add much TO The credi, of the
acting President.
The following letter from Washington, ex-
presses the opinion of highly distinguished
democratic member Of Congress upon the
subject OF The last veto:
House of Reps, Aug. 9, 1912.
Dear Sir:-
The President has this moment returned TO
the House the "bg" tariff 5l, with bis reasons
for refusing 10 sign the same. This ,s the
fourth veto, and presents objections which,
in my opinion, will be approved and sustained
by every impartial and unpreudlced mind in
the unon-Tbe Treasury is exhausted orr
ders drawn in favor Of the Army and Navy TO
very large amount, are under protest; the
soldiers and sailors in the service of their
country, are denied their pay; while every ef-
tort to procure loans, upon reasonable terms.
has proved abortlve.-And while this bill i'm
poses upon the people of the United States an
additional tax of several millions of dollars. il
proposes TO distribute and give away the pro-
ceeds OF the pnblic lands, so much needed at
this time to sustain The credit and honor the
nation at this peculiar crisis Instead of "head.
ing" the Captain, | am greatly mistaken if
the Clay men have not drawn out document
that will sever their own heads from the trunk.
Very respectfully,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
500 REWARD

MISSING on or about the 4th of March, 1842 the "Harri
sUm gooa mes Also large quantity ofconfdence which
S,oa ABOUT that time Also, any amount of unre.
ueemed promises of "good times" "hph nricesn nlert r
and general prosperity of ali branches of industry
hso an immense quantity of Harrison elodies medals and
SKUNK and otter SKINS hard cider and mock lop
splendid lot Of gold spoOns formerly said to have been u,e
Mr; van Buren Also few FLORIDA blood hounds, who
wee kept to torture fewseminoe Indians Also sundrv 9th
er articles too tedious to menon' ' 20
The aboys reward will be paid in whg confidence nj ouy
oce for any information which may lead 10 the
Of any Of the aforementioned articles Sentinel
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

Ihe Clay whlgs in Cayuga, N. ON the 9TH istant hung
Sohn Tyler in effgy without why wherefor' As Mr..
Cays friend and orator. John d. Edwards would saw il was
'mostg glorious to behold" Go it ye coonsl
PRooF OF HARD TIMES The Sheriff of
0awlord county, Missouri has returned b;s
papers, books, &c; ihe Court and resigned his
Office Reason-there is not money enough
in the hands of the people ofthe country 10 pay
Their taxes, saying nothing about the execu~
tons, &C., from the Courts and he refused TO
be the INSTRUMENT for distressing them and sac.
liHcng their property. .D..
The Defanet 'Reuenue BK.'-We are as
sured, by knowing friend, that il was ascer-
tanned on Wednesday Iasr, that in the
House, If the vote had been taken on the
bill vetoed by the President, majority would
have voted against ii This is very probable,
since AUTHENTIC Information demonstrates that
the bill would have yielded more than Sl2,.
0OO,OO0 reVenue.-M Madison!au.
Not to be Dane Second Tins. The East
ern Argus, speaking of the attempts the Wigs
are making to sing Mr.. Clay into the Presi-
dency, tells the following story: ga4 :.
"When we were boy about eight years olds
we were at play with another boy about The
same age, by The name of John Marin. It
was in the winter, and The snow was deep.
We were sliding on the ice at the outlet Of a
pond, about a mile long Says John to us
when the snow goes of in the spring, am
going up to the head Of that pond TO see if
can't find an AXE Why, said We, do you
expect 10 find an axe at The head of Ibe poht,
when The snow goes off Because said he,
'wneh the snow went off last spIng, went %
there and found one, hnd why, | should like
10 knew, can't ! find one next sPring jusi as
Welt So The wings elected their President,
In lo4O, by song singing, and Why can't they
elect another in lS44 :"
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
NORTH CAROLINA.

In The last Legislature, The Wings had thirty
eight on joint ballot. We have heard from
nlor'y-six counties of the seventy one in the
State; and thus far, the Democrats have over-
come the Whig majority ofIast year, and have
aJoEty of fourteen. The Democratic ma
JorIiy in the Legislature, on joint ballot, il ,s
supposed, will be at eas, twenty five. While
the Democrats have gained twenty Sc ven
members-which makes differ ence of fhy-
four. The Wings have gained one member
only, and that one, in the strong Democratic
county OF Franklin, by reason oflha Demo-
Gratis running more candidates than the county
is entitled 10.
The Wbig candidate for Governor will, no
doubt, be re-eleced, though his poll will fall
thousands below what it was in 1910.
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SUBJECT II, on such Reconsideration, a major
ny of two thirds Of both houses should be in
favor Of this measure At will become law not
s'thslaHdng my objections. Rn a case Ofcleat
and manifest error on tie part Of the P,esi-
dent, the pr sumption of the constitution is
that such msjoulies will be found. Should
they be so found in this case. having consCien-
IIousl discharged my own duty, shall
cheeTuy acquesce in the result
JOHN TYLER.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

Leaving an available amount of $97O,O0O.
The Navy department had drawn requisi-
tions on the Treasury at that time, to meet its
debts actually due, among which are bills uu-
der protest for 1,4l4,OOO thus leaving an ac.
tua deficit of $444,00O.
There was on hand about 100000 of uuis-
sued Treasury Notes. assisted by the accru-
ing revenue, amounting 10 about 1850 per
week, exclusive Of receipts on unpaid bonds,
to meet requisitioIs for the Army, and tho de-
mands Of the civil list.
The withdrawal of the sum of $64O, 900 TO
be distributed among the states so soon as the
statemens and accounts can be made up and
completed by virtue of the provisions of the
act Of the fourth Ser rtember last, of which
nearly moiey goes 20 few states and only
about $3S3,OOO is TO be divided among the
states, while it adds materially 10 the embar-
rassmenis Of the Treasury, offords TO the states
no decided relief
No immediate relieffrom this slate oflhings
Is anticipated, unless wha, would most deeply
be dePlored, the government could be recon>
ciled to the negocIaloD of loens already aus
lhouzed by law, at rate of discoun, ruiuous
in itself aud calculated most seriously 10 effect
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
THE SWINDLING SHOPS.

Since confidence wss restored on The
3o'h ofOctober, 1910, by tine fact of The Gen.
Harrlson's election alone, regardless of the
measures of his administration the following
paper money swIndI'Og shops are among hose
which have closed their doors 10 The honest do
Wands of their bill holders:
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

S::S S::;1' e.; = Sl1ll -
Renick's bank of CirclevilIe.
Stokely bank OF Sleubenvlle,
} Miami Exporting Company,
Bank of Hamilton,
Bank ofGalpoIIis,
Bank of Cleveland,
Commercial Bank of Lake Erie, ..
Granville bank,
Hamer'S Bank of West Union, -..
Corwln's bank at Lebanon,
Whilst the honest bill holder invariably los.
es BY bank explosions, who ever heard Of the
sleek directory OF single institution sinking
single dollar? Urbana paper is hawked about
our streets al 30 cents on the dollar; Canton at
5O; Cleveland al 25, and others find no sale
Whilst this lie going on, The honest fuancers
over whose name pledge is gwen 10 redeem
the bills, assume to themselves the character
OF gentlemen! The widow and orphan who
few months ago possessed one hundred dol
lars with which to buy their daily food, soon
iound that they were reduced 10 dependence
upon thirty! And yet The upright men who
nave caused all this robbery, stalk abroad cal.
lous and brazeD faced!-Oho Patriot.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
A TREMENDOUS ROUTE OF WHI(
gerry IN ILLINOIS,
From the Mobile Register of August s.
ALABAMA

Returns from the interior of the State come in slowly: but
teV are thus far exceedingly satisfactory the Democrats
Our majority in both branches of the Legislature will not only
be preserved but from signs considerably increased
In several counties hitherto largely against u.s. democrats have
been chosen.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
Frcm the Fort Wayne Sentinel.
INDIANA ELECTION.

INDIANA ELECTION.
BETTER, AND MORE OF IT-NINE CHEERS FOR
THE HoOSGERSl
"What has caused this agitation
'Taton, 'tation, our foes betray?
1t is the ball n rolling III
So clear the way, old Henry Clay,
So clear the way old Henry Clay,
Ihe wings now see you're usd up man, man,
Man, and the little Duchman Van
Can beat you or any other man!
Monday, Aug BY this mornings mail we have received
additional returns from about half the State showing concu
svely that The DEMOCRATS HAVE SWEPT THE srArE!I
And secured the lection of Gen. T. A. Howard 10 the u g.
Senate!
The result SO far is
Senate House
Democrats, al
Wings, 3 27
Democratic mai. d l4-l8
DEMOCRATIC NETT GAIN, 49,
The House consists of 100 members, tie Senate 5Oone.
third elected annually.
Last year the parties tied joint ballot Wing majority
in Senate E, Democratic majority in House 6.
A TREMENDOUS ROUTE OF WHIG-
gerry IN ILLINOIS!
The Democrats of Illinois have evidently more than foow
ed in the footsteps of Louisiana and Indiana and being too
much ndsposed to write editorials, throw ourselves TODAY
on the cheering news from the
We received this morning letter from Peoria which saws
q" think we shall carry the into the our foes
No doubt entertained here of Fords election by from TO
5000 majority and both bunchPsof the Legislature will be
democratic no doubt Yours in demOcracy."-o States.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18

Necessary to be retain
ed 10 meet trust funds $3.50 600
Interest on public debt
due in October, $4,000
To redeem Treasury
notes and pay the
interest, 100000
Land distribution un-
der the act tf 4h
September, 1871, 100000
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1842-08-18
S. Medary, Esq.


Ihe Clay whlgs in Cayuga, N. on the 9TH istant hung
John Tyler in effgy without why or wherefor' As Mr..
clay friend and orator. John D. Edwards would say, was
'most glorious to behold" Go it ye coonsi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
IT. WI.
JOHN TYLER.

JosEfH GRAHAM, FSl.
When. before, did President take it upon himself
10 enonn"c and abuse Congress en- nasse? If is not
the first exhibition Of such official dogmasm and rude
ness, We have yet 10 ascertain where precedent Is 10
be found. Johu Tyler, loo, 10 talk of 1.-THE public GOO"
which has been always with him secondary conSitTa
CLANS" while his v hole history presents unvarynS
scene of nn1ashng efforts to minister to his lust OF office
by lending himself 10 his opponents, and betrayng MS
friends! Such language exhibits sovereign contempt
for the public intelligence, though such feeling IS
perhaps natural one who has 50 little of that quality
himself.
The critic might find ample food for mrth in ms
letter, if the trouble Of dssectng it would be repaid ny
the qualification of exposing It's author. When hf
speaks, for example, of Ian embarrassed treasury, col"
scqucnt transition from state of plethora to en-"
dillon approaching the opposite, we have pure anu
genuine Tyler gem. Surely, none but himself can DC
his PARALLEL" either in Politics or Literature
Unfortunate ,Hair-We are informed, that on NO"
day morning last at Republican Grove. in Italian cl
~, Mrs. Betsy Watt, wife Of Mr. Vincent WALL I"
that county was found dead in her bed, by the side o
her husband After She had been buried, susPiclohp.
soIrc means became excited that She had been mude''"
by her husband and she dsniorrd Tor the Pl'Po''
of Naminng into the matter. The Jury of Inquest W.
learn dcccd that. although The meek f The dece""a ""'
btoLcn, the husband not guilty Of the act-t la'
ion been proved that she gotup the course ~ NV
night, and fell, and it supposed probable t'I' W.
lh-u sustained cle injury 1t which SHE died
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
IMPORTANT FROM MFXIcO

We have been lavourcd, by friend having an init
mate knowledge of Mexican Afairs with the siehr Of a
private letter iiom Vera Cruz under date OF May H.
which dsciosos sone facts great political Consequence
The letter says:
Santa Ana has 10000 troops under arms. well paid
and equipped. Our castle (hat of Uoa, close To era
CRUZ is prepared and strongly fortified As for the
TEXANS no fear Is entertained Of them. The vessels
oil war bearing then flag. II is understood do moi hoonp
II them and stand good chance be treated as pirates
IN adding tina, this intelligence Is from highly inior
med and lusI worthy source. II mark Thai the a
!'g cAtcnto Mexican populations ,ctllnly sallu.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-06-27
FROM TEXAS


Iy the arrival 81 the Steam Packet Neptune nj New
Orleans. T.>ls papers oi the lih nsi. received
President Houston and ~ pre- sidcnt Lamar were in
Houston when the .NiI,tme lrii.
The crops The pper BaDls are highly promising
Having been recently visited by plentiful rains.
The Ciriian of the ih siys.-
Our last ad,cts from The interior give little thai is oi
INTEREST," every part oi the country is in The Enjoyment
ii peace and quiet. except The old Mexican frontier Town
Of Besar, where the people Ia suffer annoy
irom volunteers, who continually ang aud
coming. well from the apprehension Of robbers from
,yond the brfdof We regret thai government has
not the means Of permanently supporting strong aud
well disciplined military iafce al tins punt.
Salne preparations appeal 10 be going on ipr the
Mexican invasion. Ihsy not however very active
extensive.
Hon John Scott, Recorder II the city of Houston is
dead.
by many in frvas ii Is thought the invasion of Mex
co will he postponed NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. again surmIs
that II Is lpuslnns intention Ia give the volunteers
chance July al looking Al The fertile plains valleys
nn the other side o TIN Rto hrnde.-N haevcr his IN
cntiuns believe thai bc keeps them pretty VII. 10
himself
notorious murderer named Lynch was lately hp,chc.i
hung without Judge 81 uiry-al san Felipe. liz had
Killed one two cltiA aud wounded ana threatened
The lives oi others.