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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
From the ST. Louis Republican.
TELEGRAPEIIC DISPATCIlI.S.
Arrival OF THE AMERICA.

BosroS, June II.
The Cunnrd line steamer America arriv-
ed this morning, having sailed from Liver.
pool on the I'D instant. She made the pas
sage in only ten days.
There had been armed assemblagcs o!
Charlsts aud Repeacrs in different parts
OF England, und serious riots had been the
consequence.
Business is almost entirely suspended in
the manufacturing districts.
MITCHELL was convicted Of treason, and
sentenced 10 be transported for IA years.
lie was sent TO the lulks q, Bermuda.
At Paris all was quiet.
Funds were firm; Conso's at 81 S4A.
The Chnr,ist Disturbances at Manches-
ter and London were suppressed immcdi-
a,cly by the issuing Of an order BY tho Pc.
lice prohibiting the meeting.
The Condemnation of Mitchell had caus.
cd great excitement throughout the coun-
try. Ills family have been adopted by the
Irish nation.
France.
The determination 10 break down organ
lied labor creates great excitement. En-
lie Thomas, who succeeded Louis Blanc,
~ the administration Of the Atel'c rs Ma.
tionanx has been superseded and sent "a
Bordeaux under arrest. The wnrkmen de-
mand his restoration, but the National
Guards thus far have preserved order.
Banqni has also been arrested.
The National Assembly aud the mem
bcrs Of the Provisional Government have
settled their difficulties aud become recon
ciled. II has been ordained that The men,
hers Of the Executive Department, must At
tend the si,iings Of The National Assembly
when forty members desire il.
Louis Blanc's part in the conspiracy Of
May IL, has been fully established, and the
proper authorities have applied to the Ma
,ional Assembly for liberty to prosecute
| him.
The villa Of tho Rotiscbilds was burned
By incendiarics. in pursuance, i, is thought,
OF 4 system, the details Of which were found
among Blanqui's papers, for destroying the
credit Of the Bpurgeoisc, by rendering the
possession Of property insecure.
Miscellaneous.
The Ans'rians had defeated the Milan
csc near lake ldrcc. The Danes had Oh
tanned the victory over tho Germans at
SundcrsitZ The Germans retired, having
lost upwards ia thousand men, aud their
artillery.
Commercial.
Canal Flour i, quoted al 21s. Cd. 2ss;
Philadelphia md Baltimore brands at 27s
"A ~. Cd; Orleans and Ohio III 20 n 21s.
per bb'.; White Corn is quoted at 30 a 3is;
yellow do. ut 81 3is. Cd. per $50 lbs.
Meal is quoted Mt lis. 81. lbs. per Dbl.
Markets nrc dull and the tendency is down
wnrd. Sics of prime white wheat ut 7s.
I'D. n S.; rcd do. ut Gs. Gil. Is. Sd. per
20 lbs.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
NOMIN ATOMS.

Last Thursday the Wings held their Con
veEtion at Bloomington aud the Locolocos
in this place FOR the purpose Of nominating
candidates TO represent this District in
Congress. The Wings nominated TIMo.
THY DAVIS, Of Dubuque; the Locofocos re.
nominated SHEPHERD LErrLER, Of Barling-
ton. The former also nominated WV. A.
WARREN. Of Jackson county, us candidate
for Auditor, in place Of NJ. Mob!cy declin
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
SCHOOL SUPER lNTENDENT.

MIR. Harlun, our present legal Schoo
Superintendent, has issued nm address IL
the People Of Iowa in reply to the one
that recently cmanated from the pen Of
Til. II. Benton. We will make room Tor
it xtwcek in the mean time would be-
speak for it q careful pcrusal and CON
parison with the document recently pu,
forth by Benton.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

a PEACE OrFIcER!--Tho following
came endorsed on Daily Galena Gazette
received per Bon Accord on Tuesday,
"The Mayor Of Galena attacked Mr.. II. s.
Harris in the street on Sunday last, aud
got mos, beautifully whipped" A gen.
tleman who witnessed the fight, snys he
thought it "pretty much off muchncss. -
II is disgraceiul affair to find the chief
actor in the Mayor Of a city.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
TnlRTlETn C0ACRESS-..rlRST SESSION.
WASHINGTON. Juno Ii.

WASHINGTON, juno l3.
Seaase.-The motion Of Mr.. Hale to
move tho sent Of Government to some place
III Ohio, in consequence ofthc existence Of
slavery in the District Of Columbia, was
laid on the table.
MIR. Hale asked leave 10 withdraw his
motion, which was refused
Agrecably 10 notice, Mr. Webster asked
and obtained leave IL bring in I'LL 10
amend the Naturalization laws, which was
read and referred To the Judiciary Commit
Tee. |, provides that children OF American
parents, born in other countries, shall be
considered MS American citizens.
Te House Of Represe ataiires was en-
gagged in unl,nporlant discussion.
WASHINGTON, June H.
Senatc-Mr. BEsraS offered rcsoIu-
ton providing Cor the transportation Of the
returning troops.
A bill 10 pay Col. CuRTIs' regimen, OF
Texans was passed.
On motion, the Senate laid aside the
morning business, md proceeded to the
consideration Of the order Of the day, the
Indian Appropriation Bill.
A proposition for the establishment oi
another Indian Agency was discussed, and
finally laid aside.
On motion Of Mr.. Dix, the Senate wen,
into Executive session, after which il I'd.
journcd.
Horse Of Reprcscntasircs.-Mr. Nc
KAY, from the Committee on WAYS and
Mems, reported joint resolution, relative
TO the manner Of making the annual Exec
ntive reports, which was passed.
Mr.. HAMPTON, from the Committee on
Commerce, reported bill for the snrvc,
md Improvement Of spndry rivers and har-
bors, which was rend twice and referred.
Mr.. lNGEnsoLL, from tho Committee on
the Judiciary, reported bill relating To
tho manner of taking the next Census
also, n joint resolution, cnquring into the
expectancy of constructing new Hall Of
Representatives.
On motion Of Mr.. vINToN, the House re-
solved itself into Committee of the Whole
upon tho Navy.Bill. An amendment, was
offered, approprinting ten thousand dollars
for the construction of a Marine Hospital,
in each Of the following cities: Louisville,
Pittsburgh. Cleveland, Chicago, St. Louis,
Paducah, Na.chez, aud Napoleon.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

RATIFICATION MEETINGS. Meetings RAJ,
flying the nominations ofthe Wing Nation
al Convention arc being held in every por
ton Of the Union. Inst Saturday the lar
gest convention Of people assembled in Ga
lem since July 4, ls4O, met il that cit,
for the above object. Col. L. ID. Baker nd
dressed the assembly.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
GEN. TAYLOR.

Any one DESTROYS Of seeing old Zach as
be really is-not as generally represcn-
ted in the portraits Of him hawked through
the country-by calling At the Gazette OF.
Zee Taylor head Guarlers) can be graft.
fed with dngucrroo,ypo Of the old hero's
features-one Of Natures own portraits,
which cannot but 10 perfect, It was exc
cuted by Mr.. Freeman, dagucrreo.ypist,
Who will shortly visit thi. place.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

BErTING-Thcre nre bets making in
Albany that Gen. Cass will not carry a
majority in any ono county in New York.
Before thirty days have elapsed there will
be bets offered that there is not State in
tho Union that will cast her electoral vote
for Cass.-N. y. Globe.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

Usage ORANcE.-Ihis plan, is rapidly
coming into use in the Yves, for hedging.
At Springfield, ILL.,. about 200 bushels OF
seed have been sold this season, and at ST.
Louis nearly 500 bushels have been i'm.
ported. II sells Al about $50 per bushel,
aud is mostly brought from Texas.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

The Louisville Democrat says ,la, du.
ring one ofthe late battles in Mexico, a
soldier after being struck BY bullet, was
heard to cxclain,, shat last shot knocked all
the Whiggcry out Of me-" To which
Prentice OF the Journal rcnarks, that the
fair presumption il, The sho, carried AWAY
a goodly portion Of the .fc!low's brains!
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
NATIONAL CONVENTION.

The following nrc the votes given by the
delegates from this State. Illinois and Wis
consin, in the Wing National Convention =
First Ballot: A. Is. Porter Cor CLAY.
James w. Grimes for john Mclean.
Il. +. Lowe, James Mc,lauus (a) 70,
Ia, lor.
Second Ballot, J. w. Grimes went /,
Taylor.
Third: No change.
Fourth: All for Ta,lr.
ILLINOIS.
First Ballot: $. Lislc Smith, J. NJ. Sin
gleton, Churchill Coling (:i) Tor Clay.
Martin =. Sweet for Scott
J.. Baker, X. II. Allison. +. Vanderven
ter, j. B. llcrrick, az for Tayor.
] District not represented.
Second and Third Ballots: No change.
Fourth: All for Taylor.
WISCONSIN.
First and Second Ballots: o. Cole fol
Taylor.
c. J. Hutchinson, L. ID. Murray, II. L
Eastman (3) Tor Clay.
Third Ballot: All four for Clay.
Fourth: All four for Ia, lur.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

WIscoxsrN.-Nclson Dcwcy, frs. Gov.
ernor Of the State Of Wisconsin, has issued
bis messing GO 10 the "Senate md Assembly,
u 10 q sensible, business document.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

Coon HIr.-A New York vnlico maker
has recently sent travelling trunk to each
ofthc crowned heads in Europe.-Louis.
rifle Democrat.
The same mechanic is now engaged in
making one each for Gems. Csss and But.
Ter.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
rEleciion serenM .Norember. |

FIrz HENRY WARREN, of Des Moines County.
JESSE BOWEN, Of johnson County.
WILLIAM II. WALLACE, oil Henry County.
sIEFHES y. sHELLADAy, Of Mahaska County.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
Congress-.

WASHINGTON, june lG, p. NJ.
The Vice President laid before the Sen.
ate n communication from MIR. BAGsy re.
signing his seat.
The order Of the day, the private calcn
der. was then taken up. No,hing Of inlc.
rest 'ranspircd
House Of Representatives., WIS engaged
during tho day IN the consideration OF The
Fertilization Bill. Nothing definite wa.
done.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

@The Wing convention at Rock Island
nominated Z. d. Baker as Representative
to Congress from tha, District.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
From the ST. Louis Union.
TELEGRAPIIlC DISPATCHES.

u A<AAAAWk Ok.Sl~.A Il Nh 1ss9s
WASHINGTON, June Is.
Tho Senate ratified to-day the treat !,
with New Greneda. The RICH, Of way
across the lsthmus Of Panama is secured.
The President sen, in the following nom
nations; lsanc Touccy for Attorney Gen
crnl, Hon. A. r Bagby, Minister 10 Russia,
rice MIR. lngcrsoll, recalled.
Arrival OF Major Graham.
WASHINGTON, June ID.
Major Graham, bearer Of dispatches, ar.
rived at Washington. lie brings from Mr.
Sewer notice VI the ratification OF the trca.
~.
CINCINNATI, June Is.
The weather is intensely hot. The riv.
CT has fallen or 10 inches.
Tremendous Fire-Great Loss Of Property.
PHILADELPHIA, June l6.
There wns tremendous fire at Norfolk
Va, an Wednesday last Upwards o,
twenty-five houses including the Bethe
church, were consumed. The loss is csti
matcd at 100000. /, was no doubt the
work Of incendiarics.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

WIG TICKET
Tor Electors Of President and Vice President.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
Che Gatette.

DAVENPORT:
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE q, lSiS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22
WING NOMINATIONS.


Election first Monday ia .1ugusf.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1848-06-22

We have had u tremendous dcmons,ra.
tinn in Paris again to-day, which hes sha.
ken this capital to it's very centre. but as
yetall has passed of pcaceably. We have
seen enough, however, to be we'll assured
that the ministers nre standing on volca-
no which may explode at any moment, and
submcrgo them and tho whole assembly
in the gurgling cauidron Of lava, which l.
now smouldering in its bosom.
The demonstration to-day was ia behalf
Of Poland.
The admirers ard well.w ishers OF that
country, assembled on the Place do Ia Bas-
tile, IN great crowds, at ten o'clock in the
morning.
Alter the crowd had gathered 10 be most
formidable, they cent up shout which
could have been heard oil over the city,
and Immediately formed in order, and pro-
ceeded in procession down the Boulevsrds.
The workmcn engaged on the public
works left their work, and came forth with
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-21
TAYLOR MEETING IN FRANKLIN.

Al me, ting Of the citizens Of Franklin county, held
at Rocky Mount, the 9th dav Of August, 04S favor
able 10 the election If General Z. TAYLOR and MIL
LARD FILLMORE, 10 the Presidency and Vice Pres
called to the Chair, and Sydney H. Pnckard APP
pointed Secretary.
Col. X bert !. Woods having briefly explained the
object Of the meeting. on motion it
Res lred, That Committee Of three he appointed to
draft Constitution f,r the K uIh ami Ready Club,
be organized at Rocky Mount Saturday before the
first AlondaJ in September The Chair appoin ed
the following 10 constitute the Committee Col. Rob
ert I. Gods Hugh Nels)n and Sydney Ii. Pinckard
Ga m.:tun,
ResoIred, That Committee of three be appointed to
correSp md with the Central Com nlIlee of Richmond
for The purpose Of procuring Public Documents for the
Rocky Mount Rough and Ready Club Whereupon
the Chair appointed Hugh Nelson, Solomon Paisley and
Robert a. Scott, 10 constitute the Committee.
! GA Inltlun,
Resolced, That the Committee Of correspondence bt
requested 10 correspond with the leading and h entia
gentleman of The county the pruprIey OF forming
Rough and Ready Clubs at the several public places
throug hJut the county.
/ On milton,
f, Resoircd That committee Of FIVE be appointed t
correspond with the Hon William G. Rlves OF Abe
narle 70 ascertain whether il will be convenient 70
him, during the present Presidential Canvass, addre~
the people Of the County If franklin WheIeupn, th
Chair announced the following gentlemen curstitut
tie Cunrmiee William Martin. Col. Il. H. Woods
Mai. Mses q. Carper, John Wade. and Maj. Sanue
Hale.
On motion.
Rcsolred That the proceedings Of This meeting b pull
lished in The Lynch 'urg Vrginlan," Lynclbug Pa
mot and ''DanviIle Register"
On mo.lon,
Resoired. That this meeting do adjourn.
t RICHARD NJ. TALIAFERRO, Chm.
SYDNEY Ii. PIScKARD, Sec'y.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-21
tbs PRESIDENTS MESS AGE.

In signing the Oregon BILL the President adopted the
unusual course Of transmitting message explanatory the
reasons FOR Ills slnron the doctrine the Wilsno Povso
which contained We believe there but precedent
for such s;ep.
O course, calls 'smastery production all the
raP=ls which cnanae ON the Cabinet masterly' in
the u the Editor aurcac-and thinks his ad-
mnIsira has been wise the principle conduct
which he LAYS down in h- message. The whole affair,
c-t the extract from Wahngtons Farewell Address
FouFthoJuyish to style Its point that he sanctions
the provi~ merely because applies territory North Of
the line 80 3O-bu that he will veto any bill or the organ
zrton Of territorial governments California New Mex
CO, which contains the like restriction. That Mr. Polk
HIMSELF virtue of his auOcay has decreed the establish
meut OF the Missouri compromise line from the Rocky
VI aims the Pacific thong Congress had iust before
refused to pass that effect The avowa advance.
Ola determination certain bills wise un-atesman
like and il high degree rprehenribie The message
lcalled Ter and miserable expedient break the effect
d lis not vctoing the bill upon the Southern democracy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-21
VERY VALUABLE LANDS FOR SALE.


TNIIE subscriber intending to to the West offers the
i following OF Land Tor Sale, viz;
Land the South Bank Dan River, about mile
the of VI ttison ckn. ham county n. c. and as
miles above Dauville Va. contai ing ONE THOUSAND
E;; House, IS by 20 feet with end room, story
Ii M ,GncuIng rooacco Houses) first Spring,
high. healthy and hand some situation, good Apple and
Grounds upland Well timbered good deal Of
is good Tobacco Land The pant der good cnce
This place has good fishery qc convenient TO the dwell
ling House.
,lne other tract, known by the OF ALIENS DE-
LIGHT the county line between Rockingham and Stokes
running through and lying the north bank Of Dan
River, extending along the bank Of the two
miles containing between 700 and 500 About 2Oj
Of hc is fist .ow Grounds and the upland lies well
and scarcely cqualcd in fertility o soil TIMBER incl
ding Pine Oak Hickory sc. Ibis tract has large
story dwelling house; with other out houses, excellent
spring and also good fishery and would do well for two
ements, could be divided to give each about
an equal portion Of low grounds and tmbcred land Both the
above land lie within 10 II miles from where the
contemplated Rail Road from Danvlie to Charlotte is
| expected TO run.
it is desired by the undersigned that any persons who
ish lands i'll this art OF the country will come
shortly and for hcmse and would be great
y pr, make cash sales at sacrifice Those
Wishing purchase would do veil not to miss this Oppor'u
u;,v as if IS very seldom that such desirable situations and
ysiua bic tracts OF land Tor sale at any price
WILLIAM FEWEL.
Madison, Rockingham county, n Z. Aug l7-l3
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-21

We hal intcn eI accompany the pubcat On Of this
most remarkable roueton by few commcnts-but the press
Of curs space such degree, render it
impossible Il carry orr design into execution. We doubt
nccd wc hr any thing Of the kind be necessary Sincere
personal rSpct 1T MI Wise makes deeply regret the
position rh lie la placed himself by colscnng be
come an eector IN the l-Act Of whom lie de
nounccd IL terms - urncarurCd. Tie lie makes
every c,A iii what party, app,
exceeding unsatisfactory. W know Mr. Wise b. honest
honorable caun1 therefore,
liz the view which it lie holds
5i thu oath Mich hc o,k in 1857. By coincidence
we tbi-h together with Nj Wsc's letter, the part
q jn .ych relation this subject, which contains the
self, prescribed taken by NJ Use char Of
the investigating committee. We leave it to readers
sy hoy far Mr. We's letter satisfactory explanation OF
the law fitness and proprcy Of taking such OATH by
wl nohing Whatever personally, of the official pri
yt.c ilcasance charged upon Gen Cass What would be
thought whI should 20 before grand jury and Tor
the slkc hlying him indicted, should that he BE-
lcvcd4 person guilty of murder arson, though lie
absolutely nothing OF the circumstances personally and
was led 10 opinion OF his guilt from common rumor:
lis not eaolsh = sly tn public Of Gen. Cass's inno-
cencc 10 say that hs former Of his Ecc-
to.s in Virginia Mr. Wise docs hint any rebuttinE
e. lunce having since been exhibited to him. Nor does Ii.
tel u at hat period his mAd underw this radical change
il relston 10 Cas-. We feel assuredMr. Wise con
eutio,y believed all the hard things he said o. Gen Cas-
lrvrn wears aruyye arc well assured that lie be
cxes him 10 I'VE been innocent Of all that alleged
rain.t him. But tins imp confidence the Judgment
Nr Wise alout public and public measures.
we do Mt believe that Gen Cas- is the angel which the
homes and partizan zeal OF Mr.. Wise paint him,
more than we believe he the devil which the party
and ardent temperament oi the gentleman described HIN
To- re 1857
Bt W. c,.n,nenl the letter to or readers and tut
,l,.,r ,ti.men.s to maze III -,szaiy influence
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-21

ci'cu"s anreS. can any mau h1re that (rn. Cas-. if
t'r'''d President. c'ud -rniioa~!y inclined.
resist ihr popular rurreu? We speak n Of other Nor
'hri" Ni'es We confne view 10 those IN which
he : SUPP srd TO have tile ullpnce. II sincerely
disposed " ress ih- provis could IL exercise
rolling fi -ncr un thr ~r4lfus and Representatives
Hihe Nirh Wet? Could uot ore hav ; BEEN found ID
ag-re Nith thr candida hs party W tLis important
I ? u'? Gen. Cas- II President. would labor under
moral and Political urcrssl,y ID -n All harbor and
"la, and any Jiil containing ;he WiI.nni provis,.
i may ue sa.d that. II Northern Democrats went
against tie courrymlsr and FIR tie proviso Northern
W hgs DID % aso. We admit it: 5a; mark tie differ
encr- Northern Why's to 4 man. opposed The acquisi-
ton If territory Ta-y told the South that if acquired,
they should mol cons the extension Of slavery and
earnestly appreciated the question vh,h has ARISEN
Ih"y now bat ac consistently. GA the other hand.
Northern Dei"crars were geurray The INST clam,rous
FIR the conquest aud ACKNOWLEDGMENT Of M-xico, Gen.
Cas- course IS well known. They told the nth ~
unite IA acquiring The territory in any way, and trust
70 their Of justice and r,sler for the Constitution
70 thai They had free participation in lis ,nj,ymen'.
The south had ting t,y 1e.eye them and finds itself
ue dure.
surPi~- GEN Cas- hll been lie President, oa Mon
diy LASH dof~ ANY cvc he would lave vetoed The
OtrE1a U.I2 1Ae ilea i rIicuIons Mr. TX.
! Southern Democrat 81 ,.ei nv Lil-te only Dix ,ruch
eser Pacd Congress rhbitnlT The crssncc Of sLarery
U a"yterit0ry MT embraced b. Tile ordinonce Of
I'or NV hern Democrat first Jr achtd the
Pr'vI~o which bears Ills name-a NorIera Demo
crat once President Of the United Sales has formed
large and growing party hi, basis. After
seyr'a 'ossi'ul'S, he principle is incorporated in BILL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-08-21

G5- M. B ITS. 4 lIte pt-t the eleventh honr, has
published a le ter il which ~ himself really 10
VIE ,r G neral Tlyl,r. H. Of th- opn
ions H. has hitherto ueredth INKS the Convention made
bad choce he cannot pretend . be active parl
zan, Or that Cen Tayl,r is acceptable candidate
hun. II will vote TOR him merely because he is pre-
ttrabe t. Cen. Cas-.
Having done all tn. injury h psibly cnld t. the
catSc of Gel Tayor in Virginia d els where SIN
cerelv regret that Mr.. Bots had not kept aloof few
mon lbs longer. We certainly thank him not for ad
heso al this late nour and especially such adhesion