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Coaagg:2fssscgseE''s sale.

E1Y virtue of Il decree entered in the supe-
Sd lior court OF law and charcery for She
nandoah county. III September term, dated
September S, Is 2. III the case Of Joseph S.
spengler. plaintiff, against Joseph irwin, CON
laitfee administrator of Abraham Spengler,
deceased, and others defendants shall pro
coed to sell, on Saturday Tie 22d day Of Oct0-
Der, 1912, before the tavern door of Philip
Byers, in strasburg, at public auction. to the
h CHEST bidder, the LAND mentioned III the
decree, and proceedings. containing -Four
.9cres aid Oae Hundred and Forty p,iaa, being
part of the same that was la d of TO Abraham.
spengler. in the division Of the land Of Catha-
rine spenger, deceased, and is the same which
was laid off to the heirs of Abraham spengle",
deceased If the proceeds Of said sale shall
be Insufficient 10 pay the remainder of the
debt, interests and costs decreed to said plain
aiff, shall then offer for sale SO much of a lot
of 500 acres.as Will be sufficient IL lq.lid,te
the debt, SC.
Terms of saie--One third in hand. one third
in SIX and one third i'll twelve months the
purchaser to give such security as the CON-
pianant shall approve for the deferred pay
enis, or deed of trust on the premises
sold. Such title will be made as an author
Used TO make BY said decree.
SAM'L e. RICHARDSON,
Sept. 81, 1926 Comm'ssi oner,
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RICHMOND
MEDICAL COLLEGE.
July IA, 1912.

FE5HE winter term OF Lectures in this insti-
= tuition. will commence on Nnnday tie
Slst of October, and continue -Four Months.
JosH CuLLEN, NJ. d Professor Of Theology
and Practice Of MEDICINE.
L. w CHAMBERLAyNE. NJ D., Professor Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
r. L BoHANNAN, NJ. D., professor Of o.
stetrics and Diseases of Women and Childre..
Tn. JoaNsoS, NJ. D.. professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology.
AUG. T.. WARNER, NJ. d, Professor Of Sur.
gerry and Snrgc cal Anatomy
S. MAUPIN, NJ. ID Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
Professors CULLEN and WARNER, will each
deliver two Clinical Lectures week. in the
Inf mary at the College. Professor doH SON
two week, at the Aims House and Professor
CaAMBERLAYNE occasional Lectures at the
Penitentlaly and City Hospitals, as interesting
cases present themselves. These institutions
firm large numoer Of instructive cases.
and the numerous Clinical Lectures to all o.!
winch the Students will be aaWitted without
charge. will afford them rare advantages for
becohng acquainted with the types of South
erl Diseases aai witnessing the appropriate
treat amt. The Surg cal cases admitted into
the College InHsnary afford the Professor Of
Surgery opportunities Of De, forming MANY of
the VtJ2f &n4 Minor operations before the
elas.
The facilities for the study Of practical A.
natonv are unsurpassed any where. The
nsateriet Tor dissection is most ample, and the
e:Ntens " iatnm;cal Nnseun is well stored
with healthy and morbid prenarations.
The Cie@'c,l Apparatus AM collection of
SPEC % ms in Mater. Nelica are very com
III tie. In fine the Institution Offer, facilities
for the prosecutions of Ned cal stud es upsur-
passed by any similar Institution in this coun.
try
Fees, S2) to each Professor
F,e pr ce OF Board. including Fuel Lights.
Servants aiten lance, &c. is from s. 50 20 SIS
Per week. AUG l.. WARNER,
D -.n OF the Faculty.
Aug. II, 1923 1851
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DgSg Q Z u TLc Il
OF PARTNERSHIP.

TEVIE copartnership heretofore existing I've
q tween the surscrih, rs. in the Fora ard
ING aud Commission. bus ness ni,tter The firm
Of R.lod 6 & banner, was q ssoycti hy hnna
ton on rhe lst Of Ialv. l842: as was also bs
mutHai consent. al the same time, the cNpaft-
n-rsstip lleretnfo rxist.nr between the same
parties under the firm of Dinnrr 4 Go. and
ems aged in business at the Gate IA. lor's)
Hotel.
D. s Danner is fully- authorised to use the
name If the late firm of D,nner & Co in set
ting AMI clns;n the bus rtss Of the Hotel ND
to he Isl of july. 1912; As is also, a.
Rods f1'v authorised 10 use :he maine Of
the firm Of Races & banner. in settl.n. and
closing the business q tbs fii'n.
!.ust.t4. 1912.
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NIRGiNiA. TO WIT.

VIRGINIA., TO WITT
Al rules he Id in the clerks Off e of the CIR
eat sup rior court of Law and chancerv
DOR Pre- cauufv. on Monday the 4th OF ia
". 1872; Jo'ln II II are, an Marx Ann i, )
WIZ. for n-'iy Mary Ann Wager. plaintiffs.
against Isaac K e. Noah Kite, Henry KITE.
Whi'am K t.. Barbara K T., J..hn Smith.
Alfred an r. Jane smith children Of
sid john Smith and - h : wife, heirs Of
Heni AMIN K te, decea,etl, who WAS dtyls.e
AMI executor OF Reuben + te, deceased
Sl,anaah K te and John S.n tn. "a nnistra
tors OF Benjamin K te, deceased, and; Alex
andrr kr,ser. who is ind bted to .Ioha
NTH for the pureh s. Of L.ad formerly
Owned by Re,ben KITE, deceas> q, defend
ants oHsNcEHY.
M ME Defendant, John SUIT. not havi, e
a. entered his apnearance and given svri-
~. according % the act Of ASSEMBLY and The
rules Of til, court and il appearing b, sat,s
factory evidence that he is ~. an ini,abitant
OF tbs state; on motion Of the plain IFS, bs
thei; counsel, II S oydered, That The said de
f.n.laut do appear here on the fir,t Monda,
~ octoser nest. AM enter his appearance
anss err the paint IS bill. and give security
for p.rfqrlnng the decree of the court: aud
thai copy ol this or Ter he forthwith inserted
IN the Sentinel Of tic Valley. newspaper
prini ed at Woo lstock, for two moblis ,cces
sv-ly, and copy also posted at the front door
of tIl1 count house Of the said county OF Page.
A cops-Teste.
wv. c. LAIGE, c. g.
July "A, l242.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-13

VIRGINIA, TO WIT
At rules held i'll the CLERKS Office of the coun
ty court of Shenandoah. on the 10th day of
September, l642; Joseph S. Mschr. plain,
t4ff. against games NJ. Slaughter and others.
defendants --ATTAeHMEST IN eHANcEhY.
FHSdE defendant James NJ. Slaughter not
Z having entered disappearance and given
security according to the act Of assembly and
the rifles ut tbs courts and il appearing by
satisfa tory evidence that he is not an inhao
tant of this country, II is ordered. That he ap-
Dear here, at ruiz to be held therein on the
frs, vonlay in December n, X. and ansA er
the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy 9th 5
order he forthwith inst rted in some newspa-
per pubis ed in Woodstock. for two months
success vels. and poste,! at the font door of
the court house III the said town Ct Wood
stock. co ,-i'este,
Sept. %. 1912. p WILLIAMS, csc
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0gccos.seG 6tcaacu.y.

FTy.IE operations Of this lns'it''oon were
u resumed IN MONDAY THE THIRD
DAY Of OCTOBER. Al the branches OF
t.xGLIsu. GahEK. AID Ro0sN i.irERATtRE,
together with NENTAt. MonA'. ANb MArhs-
MAricAL SciKNcE, VIII he Taught. Is"
Yorag Men f,on abroad can be accamnaia
ted with Il ,atd. F.litinn. an all othe neces
sary expenses, il. the f,n ~ Of tle precep1
tor. at sl39 for the Ac:.,lemicai year OF ten
n, ouths, or at Tie sarnr rate for any portion
of The wear lot less than the TIM. from
Which ,hey enter to tie lose II the s on.
Sli.AS BILL NGS. \. NJ,
Sept. %. 1842-f Prime pal.
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NOTICE 70
German Legatees s. Claimants.

HI tVING just returned from trip to the
g q Nortiern Cit s. there has been an an
raagenent hut.een several OF the Consuls Of
the Porte Of Germany and myself through
which persons vino have L-gacies to draw or
other ,usiness to transact ~ that Country. ran
her-sf er apply to the subscriber. who, acting
as gent an q vt. them the best ASSURANCE OIL
a $ ,ecdv trtpsacfioa AMI safe conpev;alce IT
all m news. &c. &c that may be collected and
entrusted i, lliin There. have been Ag~nts
apppinte.lsn the 4 flcre1nt Ports Of Gvl;.ns 10
proceed upsn ali Claims sent ~ them. ard TO
pay over all ma ,sys tn v nsaycolect Ia cel'a'n
Houses in Bremen or liza m3irg. tiesgna'e ed to
them bv the C3as,ii IN wi,ose care the docu
meats W II be piaced As sooa AS either OF
thns II useS shall have received any mon
5, pa .,,ves IL tn, m, VII ISSUE draft. winch
" II be guaranteed. and or ght, 'le pad over
bv tltt Cos.sil 70 the owner
Ptr-oes dts raus OF a speed, and safe COR
reyance of their L gasi.s y II do well 10
cali, sn;ltaeir busn s. $ al! i'e attended IL
\ !siras-. CitAS G. NAUREH.
.ia4,e f30, &ttnaaadoGt County, Ia
s. ~ ,-.ib = /. i042 --8v
" 3. III cama@A CT ons must be pot pa :
to i,lSIfe uttsltt on
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EiRGINiA /, TO WIT:
At a court held for the county Of Page, on
Monday the 27th day of june. lS49 Adj
dson \. Jones, adm'uistra or of Wharton
Jones. deceased, pla'ntif, against WiIliar,
+. Wool AMI David I. VI God, def ndlns-
IN cuaHcERY.
TEyIE defendant. David 7. Wood, not hav
d ing entered bis appearance and given
security. according to tho act of assembly and
the rules of this court; and it appearing BY
satisf.. Glory evidence that he is not an nhabi.
tant OF this commonwealth, 1t is ordered. That
the said defendant do appear here Oh the 4th
Monday in September next, and answer the
bill of the complainant; and that a copy Of
this order be forthwith inserted in some news
paper published in " oodstock for two month:
excessively, and posted at the fIuiIt Goog d
the court house of Page county
< copy-Teste,
WM. C. LACCK, c. c.
July ii, 1842.
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9stJ(ifert5 GS,s5Sotieey

ATOrlCE is hereby gwen, that Courts
~ Martial Ter the present year ". Il Be held
u, Ire following places.
For the lqNer Battalion. Al Jonathan era
blll's Tavern. on the s8th OF October.
For the upper Battalion. al lsilsip Showers,
on the 29th OF October.
A Regln Court of Enquiry will be
held at the court house in Woodstock. on the
18th Of November. By order OF the Colonel
Sept 20, 1912.
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]. B & K E F

q 2 ? Q z u e 2 q z = 2 "
NET!Li. practice ~ the S"peri'r atd inte
w rioi Courts OF Page. Shenandoah, W ar
rem, AM R,p,a'.annook; also in tie Dsfc'
Court of til. United States. w:ih view to at
tend TO cases Of bankruptcy. and will give
proinlt .tteation To all business committed tt
his management Office in Luray
Il t.rt, B.rtou s Williams. JAS S Carson
ED AMI JOHN S M.giii. Esq, Winchester
ana George Norris, merchant, Datilnose.
April %, IS43 If
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VIRGINIA, TO wir-

VIRGINIA, TO W.T.
At rults held in the Clerks Office Of the coun
~ court OF Sh. nandoah. ols the 10Th d y of
September, 1912; Jacob I.anfz and Jackson
T .dley. executors of ID. v,d Fadley, decess-
ell, plaintiffs. against Davis! Fa,li. J, &, nj
ant.-sTTAcHNsSr u cHANcgaY
FEIiiE PENDANT DAy.d fadls, notAaying en-.
Il tered his appearance ;.,d < ven security
according 10 the act Of assembly AMI the rule,
OF this Court. and it appearing by satisfactory
evidence that he is nor an inhai,:tant of thus
country. II is ordered. That he appear here.
at rules to be hel therein On the FIRST Mnntia,
IN December sneyt, anil ;,n,a the bill f the
plant ifs and thar copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted III some newspaper pub
shed in " ooslstock for two months success
syeiy. and posted IL the front door o. the
col.it house il the sad town Of II ou,lsto,A.
s cops Feste.
Sept. %, 1872 =. WILLIAMS. csc
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TO oil Concerned.

Tbe Subscriber has fully author zeti SAMUEL
C. WILLIAMS, Esq to receive. and receipt for
him wen paid, All monies due the Sen,n,
Office, from April /, 1882 TO Mach. /, l64i /;
aat! has conferred the SANE authorit, npo,,
MIR. JoHs Carr wuoD, in reference to ali mo-
MES due SAID Office, from March /. l84i, to
March !. 1872. collector will shortly wait
upon all nebtetl; and unless they quielate
their dues. a more gid course viii be adops
ted This may be relied upon. IS the basnes-
OF the Office must be entirely settled.
JOHN v. 1iiGnEN,
Late Proprietor Of ils SsEtilel.
april "A, ls4o.
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Ed to-. and Fsopr.tt
FRANCIS EF. JORDAN,
HgtOf7leu nt Iu2O.

.19t057tey az Lao,
MILL practice ~ the Superior and Ihfert
w or Courts Of Page, Warren. Rspnaair
mock. Rockingham. Shenahdoah and Hardy.
Busin-ss entrusted to him viii be promptly at
tended to. Office at Lurav. Virginia.
Refer 10 Hon. u. T.. Daegit. Ii. D.. New
Haven. CT. Hon. IL. St. G. Tucker. University
81 Virginia. June 80, lS42.-tfs
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Sept. 90. 1872. p. WILLIAMS. c c


VIRGINIA. 10 VIII
At rules hels. IN the CLERK Office Of the coun
~ court Of shenandoah. on tll- 10th q " OF
September 1912; join, Fl ,,s plant # ag'si
David Fadie,, Andrew J Failey and Kenas
radlsy, defendants -ArrAcaaIsr IN Gil ~
rFHY
FEyHE defendant David FadIev not having
z entered his appearance ard gwen securi-
" according to Ihe act 0f assembly and the
r.ies Qf tbs cour', aud it appearing by sat =
factor, evidence that he is not IN inabi'ant OF
til county. 1T is .ordsrtd. = hat lie al.oear
here. at rules to be held ilielen on the first
VI ntiay ia December next. and answel the
BIZ Of the plsntiff; AMI ,i@t cep, ufthis o..
der be forthwith inserted N some newspapezr
published il Woodstock. for two months sue
cessyel,. and posted At the ilon' door Of the
court house il the said town Of Woodstock.
copv--fts'e.
Sept. %, 1912. r. Vi WILLIAMS csc
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osfYonsMentt

The above sale has heen postponed to Sat
nrdcy the 5ih dag Of NoDem6er neat.
S. G. RICHARDSON, Comm'r.
October ID, 1879
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nrAsIne Fcn AL.
A &C III nisfs -@ss.zy ca Useful and EntcT-
tanning knowledge ecllssEess ~ aiae
yoIa1aN.


g zcf preparing Ike rok 5000 Prize g. 50:
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III A HOUSE & LOT,

IN til. to~n Of Str..s5urg. aud occupied By the
sad JAcoD M.n<r Tor some years past as It
tavern
rAe title is believed to ,e good hut we wall
only convey such title as is vested IN H. :!
sad deed.
lp nInX W, n;hn. u rapsrrrs.
September 60, 1912 It's
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-13
WINES
and OILS nf all KIN,

a large assortment of Stone
Wart-Ana a niinher of art. cies tor
tedious to mentioa-i viii seilreasonabIv for
the Cay. Med cal Practice attended to as us
ual. JOHN G.. SCiiNlTT.
Anril |. 1842.
FOR SAFE a four horse wag.n. well
finished. Gail and examine tor Nousseif \
cred of mouths will be given. j. 6. S.
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81 Sc. .,s % qg3esscs>

ED ENAINING in in the Post Office al
ke, Woodstock, Va on iise ist day OF Oct.
1872, which, If not taken cut before the lst
day Of JANUARY next. will be Sent 10 the Gen
eral Post Officc ss dead letters.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-13

DEEDS OF B.ARG.ALyNs & s.7LE.
and also DEEDS OF I'RUST-W.AR
Ry4sTTS E.Xf CUTIONg, NOTES.
&c. for sah at tbs office.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-13

C. Persons calling for l-tters in the above
list VII please say they are advertised.
JAS. ALLEN, Z. NJ.
October s, 1912 --3t[l77l
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g culafo &o.cal.e,..

YgyIiE arra,igeme MS and plan of FEMALE
& sKMtxAsT. III the family Of ti.e subscr'-
her, have been bro tght to q state It thorough
q gar, zstien and .succt ssf,d eApsip eht.' 4
large expenditure rs been made and mucl,sa
Dor bestowed in the prosecution OF Tie objects
plated i, this school. Tie superior
mo 'el Of the bu ldng occup sd As the st m VA.
~ he spec Gus apsiimsnts for the Use 81 Tie
Dung lad es, The various tnih, il>l neits o.
the. e. or dis and ,rclesurss. are we'll c,i-
ted to promote the ltt srd q, soiai c, NJ
forts Of the inmates of til stm'naIy Mrs
:onD,S viii gye &. HtI, ;id n.a'tli II SIT
prrintt hianct- of the ttretr = N 5 / J..
i,tL,an wl II. a. hs retoto'e, ctIttet Il lit
eralv department. aid Mis-. \. Cc"N. l;ie
Of Mrs W,LLAuns' s, nrinaIy AZ Ii.s, ~ Y :.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1842-10-13

AN entirely roy and original volume, 500
RACES. la,ge cc,ayo and emhclIished with
mere ,han fire Hundred qggo end beautiful en-
erag'ngs, designd and executed by the most
eminent ait'ss Of England and America, ele>
ganii, bound in gilt and letsered, making It
fnr;ce only So sos Tie tcst and cheapest <l@gsl|y
E, on eger Issued n .fmer,cQ
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10
WHEAT AND FLOUR.

AS early as June 29th, this paper made
an estimate Of the probable prices Of wheat
and -four in this country.-every word Of
which has since been verified.
Among other things said, was the fol-
lowing paragraph:
Ii the entire past experience Of this
country is worth asy thing, it is certain
shat the export of American Flour does
not depend upon the price at home. but
Gpon The circumstances Of The country to
which il is TO be exported. We have be
fore US table Of the prices at Philadel-
rhia. and the exported value Of American
-four, for fifty years. and in that it is an
established fact that the exported value Of
ARerican flour and grain has been great
est whea The domestic price has been the
highest. Or. in other words. abe lowness
of price has act increased the expectation
in proportion equal to The dinlisution of
price.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10
F;om the Baltimore American.
FREE TRADE.


We hope that The opponents of The
present Tariff will consider little before
they overthrow il; we hope they xill a
ell events wait Az hile and be fair enough
10 judge Of II by iis efecs. lftho people
choose TO elect sn,i tariff men 10 Con
gress; IL the Wings are 10 be allowed M
further opportunities to carry out The
system which they have begun; " they
must be eompelledto witness tie desi,uc.
ZION Of What they have already accom-
plished-st least LEI the whole thing BE-
done urders,sndingly.
What kind OF trade 10 il which the
enemies Of the Tariff would esisbllshl
Not free rade-far that implies a reel.
ptociIy ofben' fits. BY opening our ports
10 the inroduc'ion Of foreign goods We
DO not stcurs a free admission for our
own products into the ports Of ether na-
lions. L"ok at last years trade. Our
imports lsstyear, according To a sistemtnI
made by Gen. TalImadge at the late meet
ing ri the New York /" Home League"
amounted to Sl27, 900. 900; on winch
was imposed and collected duties amounts
ing in all To some fourteen millions oil
dollars. or about eleven per cent. on the
aggregate. During the same year our
exports Of home products. mainly agri
cultural, amounted to SOL 200, 900: on
which foreign nations imposed duties
amounting 10 one hundred end ihirty.lhree
millions Of dollars. or q, the rate OF one
hundred and twenty Hour per cent on The
total value. Here is a balance OF over
one hundred per cent. sgainst the labor
and production of this country.
Is this free trade! Can the delusion
of empty names avail anything against
such a statement Of facts! Will the cleo.
ton OF Mr.. Calhoun or Mr.. Van Buren,
To the Presidency be a sufficient com
pensa'ion Tor The evils Of such condition
Of trade! it may be so to the politicians
who hope Tor advancement, but TO The
great body Of the people who depend on
their own industry and lonk for fair
reward OF their lsbuur. no such result will
afford anything but the markery Of a ,ri-
umph-of triumph whitening aud blast
ing The very sources OF the national pros
perily. aud striking down the substantial
dependence Of the industrious man who
trusts To his own energies aud his own
labour TO acquire and MAINTAIN lreemsn's
heritage. The force Of parry associs
tons IS great; and il lie quite probable lhs,
whose dearest interests are
concerned in this matter, will have their
minds SO diverted from the true issue.
when the question is presented for their
decision a, the polls, or be so Influenced
by political leaders, as to throw their suf-
frages against The principles which their
better judgment would sanction. and with
which sheiT interests are strongly identi-
fed. But u is not The less a duty on the
part Of the friends Of American industry
to advance its cause in the best way they
can. by setting forth facts, and endeavor-
ing to exhibit true slate OF The case.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-11-10
GENERAL HARRISON.
THE BATTLE OF THE THAMES.

Ahb bai LE VI IHE IhAAEbs
Ina speech at Sunbury, Pa, on the 5h
nlIImo. Col. Johnson gave q detailed &C.
count Of the Battle Of The Thames. Hav.
ing been sent forward with his mounted
men in pursuit Of The British and Indians,
he found Proctoi's froces drawn up in or
der Of battle. beiw cen the river Thames
on one side and large swamp on The
other. Col. Johnson's narrative con,in.
ues thus:
In The mean time Gen. Harrison had
been informed Of The situation of the Brit.
Ish and about this time arrived. lie 3,
once saw the situation Of the parties, and
his corn'ensuce was 1t up with sn ex.
preston Of de!lgm a, the prospec, which
presented i'self to his view. We'll, Co.
lionel, says he. you have ,reed them sure
enough He saw their esra1e was now
lmpossible-tha,. they must either fieh.
or surrender. and his eve frightened with
heroic animation. There vas no pant
Of courage there CEn,husiasuc cheer
ing and cries Of Justice to TIE brave.'1
IL canno, have escaped the rrc"llection
oil the public. how freely and ,aun,inely
'hechange Of cowsrdics wa, urged agsins,
the old hero Of Tippscsnoe. during the
last Presidential contest. |, Dies M, re-.
qn're the testimony Of Col. Juhn.on now.
n"r was this testimony needed a, any
time. to dispense so foul SANDER. Bn,
what comment on virutnre Of faction,
Inc cry OF "justice to the hrave!" which
followed The words aboss quoted, cam.
probably from The lips Of many who had
joined, two years ago. IN eliminating The
brave Happily there were true hearted
men enough in the country to vindica,e
me gallant old soldier from The aspersions
Of his political foes. Baltimore finer.