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THE GRAEFENBERG PILLS.

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20, 900 boxes sold each and every week.
VNHE Graefenberg Company desire to
III call the attention Of every one in
terested in the health OF the great and
beautirulwest, 10 their views respecting
Bilious DISORDERS.
This class of diseases Is the Great
ScourCe Of the weste IN hemis phere. Go
whe re we may, their sad effects are seen
and felt. The brave and selEdenying
settler who presses his way 10 the W'si,
to make the "wilderness bud and blossom
as a rose" meets this dreadful evil. He
is willing to work hard and endure every
priyation, thanks be to him. But in q
little while he is seized with some form
of bilious disease. His strength now is
weakness. Acloud comes over his pros
poets aud he exclaims, "would thai there
were some medicine to prevent this
dreadful evil, and to cure IL when Il does
seize upon its victim" From the mo-
mert Of the landing OF the Pilgrims At
Plymouth to the present hour. bilious
diseases have sent sorrow and idesola-
ton throughout the land. Letthe graves
OF the loved and the lost tell the sioryl
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Isaiah d. Fuller Esq, Merchant, " o

NV URLEANs, ApriI a, 1874.
John Pdee-Dear Sir-From the extraordi-
nary relief that have received from the use
Of your "rexas Tome" after having lsbored
nearly fifteen yeas under an affection Of the
Liver, Constipation Of the Bowels, Indigestion
and general debility, 7 feel constrained to re-
commend the use Of il to the public ! know
Of no language strong enough TO use in It's IA
vor; the medicine will speak for itself. Yours
respectfully, ISAIAH ID. FULJER.
November q, 1917 lily
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JouN PRIcE, Esq. Sir:-IIaving used myself,
and in my family, several bottles OF "PRiCES
R.4PENT TEXAS TONIC" and having ex-
experienced much benefit from it take pleas
ure in recommending it TO the public as val
liable family medicine. Respectfully,
II. G.. RUNNLEs.
Galveston Dec %, 1876.
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Oh cheer up your spirits don't look so shy,
If husbands ashamed, aBservant can buy
In three weeks u SO! perhaps not so soon,
Gaze with delight on the beautiful moon;
Your eyes become brght-your heart filled
with joy,
Good prospects in vew-u Girl or Boy.
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James R. skyIes, Of Borling Green
Effects Of one bottle for dyspepsia

Effects oil one bottle Tor dyspepsia.
LOUISVILLE XIV, April, LAG.
Dear Sir;-I am IN Louisville, to the sur
prise Of my intimate friends, and not less to
myself I think could have sold so or 100
bottles Tof Prices Patent Texas Tonic.l a
long period Of i'll health well known 10 my
friends, and my sudden restoration-for a man
Of IS; strikes them forcihly. Tell the propn-
etor, if he makes me agent for the State Of
Kentucky, can be Of service TO him. Yours
sincerely, JAMES r. SKTLEs.
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Constipation.

Listen one moment and don't crack yoursmles,
Perhaps already IT'S brought on the Piles,
The latter is cured, the former relieved,
Youll feel like n criminal Just been reprleved,
Augmenting the quantity, more or less,
Ny medical card will fully express.
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GaIGHLY IMPORTANT!
1860 E'OZM mes of Books 8.

HNHE subscribers have now in store,
Il over 1900 volumes of MiSceltdne.
Gus and School Books; their stock COM
prises, perhaps, every book in use in the
Schools and Academies Of the country,
and was procured on such terms as en-
able them TO sell lorcer, for Cash, than
similar books ever have bsen sold in this
market. Purchasers please give US a
call-we can and wiH sell cheap.
PRIESTLEY g. MOSBY.
July "a, 1917.
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The SHtSatSaippt Creolf
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING
BY JOHN N. MONTGOMERY,

At Three dollars year, /! pad wilhih ono
IN NTH from the time OF subscribing IL MOI
mud within that time, at Fave doi'afs ycu',
due, and will be sued Tor, III all eases, al 'he
expiration of the month.
advertisements inserted al one "o'la, p'i
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be sued tor Immediately, il not paid. cary
advertising Us heretofore.
Articles of personal nature, whenever Ia au-
mtted, will be charged at the rate OF Two
dollars for every ten lines tor each insertion.
Political circulars or public addresses, LOT
the benefit OF individual persons or companies
will be charged as advertisements, ana al the
same rates. ,o
Announcing Candidates for Office, 10.
All lob Work must be paid for on delivery.
Postage on letters must be paid, or they VIII
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Dyspe psia.

One ounce will open the eyes OF man,
He'll buy one bottle! and try it again;
HIS faith becomes strong, confidence sure.
One other bottle may cerininly cure.
,Tis tuken-his mind relieved from the blues
And nature assn mes her beautiful hues.
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One spoonful OF Tonic, Drink Sassoiras Tea,)
Warm battle the feet, high up to the knee;
Wrap round blanket ten minutes or SO,
A nd learn what the TEXAS TONIC can do.
The skin soft as the dew on the flower,
The patieet relieved in less than an hour.
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II. n. w. Hill. Esq, [ef Dick & Hal " o.
NEw ORLEANS, JAY. %, 1913.

M. JouS PILE 81 have for the last three
wears, used YOUR "Texas Tonic" Previous
10 that time | was subject to Sick Headache;
Since | commenced the use Of your Tonic
have been entirely free, and | have no doubt
where the medicine used as bitter twice a
week, would prevent the most Of the diseases
Of the south, particularly Chills, which have
known the Tonic to effect a cure Of by taking
half wine glass full. So well am satisfied
Of its efficiency, wish you to prepare me
demiiohn Of II for ma plantation. - ishing
your medicine may prove that benefit to the
human family that | am shure it will. Yours,
H. X. w. IluI.
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Major Gooch tried single ounce vial
Cured two cases the very first 'rial
However, my friends to make the thing sure,
One bottle at least.ten cases will cure.
A large dose before the Chill comes on,
One halt (at night when the Fover is gone.
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Your Texas Tonic is the most agreeable me-
dicine have ever used to relieve the bowels,
their peristalic motion. have tried
It in cases of Ague and Fever with success
The happy combination of ingredients form
ing the Tonic will always insure lie success
VIM. B. KEENE.
Tranyslvania Place, Ia. March 81. l847.
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IMPROVED GIN STANDS.

II THIS summer received a consign-
- mcnt OF Messrs. Carver, Washburn
~ Co.'S new and improved Patent Gin
Stands, which am selling at 1918 per
saw. A few Of these stands we're re.
ceived here last season and have given
general satisfaction. Planters wanting
10 purchase will do well to call and ex-
anime previously to purchasing else
where.
p. O'DONNELL, Agent.
Yazoo City, Miss.
September 10, lS47. 2-tf
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Bishop Andrew, Of NJ. T.. G.

have for some time past been in the habit
of frequently using Prices Patent Texas Tonic
and believe it to be a valuable medicine. !
have found 1t to act finally on the bowels, aud
| think also on the liver. In cases of lndiges-
ton have used it with good effect.
JAMES o. ANDREW.
Mahla Mnrnh lQ1S
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Noble, March, 1874
Rev. VIM. winans, Prcsiding Elder of ii
NJ T.. Church.

". T., CIurct.
NEw ORLEANS, April l847.
Mr. JouN PRIcE-Sr:-l have great pleasure
in assuring you. that after some experience OF
the character of TEXAS TONIC, ieel au-
thorzed 90 give It my devided opinion that
as a preventative of disease and an Alternative
medicine, il is not excclled by any preparation
Of human skill that has fallen in my way, and
in wishing you success in disposing OF this me-
dcine. [ consider myself as INDUCING in ex-
tensiye philanthropy. WIN. WINANs.
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Madison County.


ay The Probate Court of said County.
VNJHEREAS affidavit has been made
" that Abigail Hunter and -
Hunters, her children, are non'res'dents
of said State of Mississippi, and publ
cation was ordered to be made against
hem, and all persons interested, in the
estate of James Hunter, deceased, at the
January Term, l848, Of the Probate
Court Of said county: These are there
fore to require all persons interested, TO
appear be ore the said Probate Court on
the Second Monday Of April next, l84S,
then and there TO shew cause, 1t any
they have, why the final account OF
Richard C. Saunders, administrator de
bonis non, of the estate of said James
Hunter, deceased, should not be allowed
and a decree made thereuPon accord
ingly. , u
HowcorT, Judge OF Probate
of said county the Second
%-& Monday Of January, in the
lis. year Of our Lord, one thou
.%-# sand eight hundred and for
weight, and seal of said
court.
Issued, the 18th day OF January l848.
J. T. CAMERON, CTR.
January IS, 1848. 1890
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& & E T 4 T
PRICES PATENT TEXAS TONIC.

Notorih certificate Nth each Package
Females in delicate health, peerless
ChW and Fever, Constipation Of the
Bowcls, Chronic Head-ache, asthma,
Vertigo, DC.
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AT CANTON MISS.
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THE VERNON MAIL
POST OFFICE HOURS.

nrOAice open every day, ercept SUNDAY,
during business hours, and on Sunday from
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June 5, l847.
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BIBLES AND TEsTAMENTs AT COST,
{ IAN be had OF Henry r Coulter. at
~ the Circuit Court Clerks OF ce-
where a depository of Bibles and Tesla
ments are kept-published by the Ame
rIcan Bible Society.
November go, 1916. lot
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BLANK BOOKS AND STATIONARY.
lust received and for sale large
- supply of
Blank Books, various sizes, &C.,
Cap Paper, " 4"
Letter Paper, a variety,
Quilts and Steel Pens,
Black, Blue and Red Ink,
Black Sand and Sand Boxes.
PRIESTLEY & MOSBY.
August 7, l847.
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We ". GOODS.

VE W GOODS,
CHEAPER THAN EVER FOR CASH.
ENllE undersigned would call the at.
Il tenlion of their friends and the
public generally TO their new and exten.
sive stock Of DRY GOODS, just re.
ceived and now open, and they pledge
themselves that they will sell cheaper
and better bargains, for CASH, than
any other establishment in the place
we therefore solicit a call and examine
our stock and prices.
EICHELSTEIN & Co.
May 8. 1847.
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or sale at the Drug Store Of
PRlESTLEY e. MOSBY.
Canton, Mississippi.
6-sPEcIAL NorICE-n

HIeHLY IMPORTANT TO THE WEsr.-It
has beeu long thought that the citizens Of
the west were TO see better times with
regard to the bilious diseases with which
portions ofour noble country was visited.
The true medicine is at last offered 10
us by the celebrated Graefenberg Com
pany. Their advertisement is in anolh-
er column TO which the attention OF every
man, woman and child should be imme-
diately given.
March s. 1847. 3I-ty.
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Chill and Fever.

G. w. HENDERSON, Agent.
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June 5, I847.
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BY the Probate Court of said county,
WHEREAs affidavit has been made
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-04-27
SPAIN.
tranquility Restored.

According % Madrid papers Of the 23th nit tran.
quity vas quite restored. aud the court martial
~s, sitting ior the trial Of the prisoners made on
the nisht Of the 10Th.
f. is stated in some Of The journals that the
troops have lost about 40 men, tha, ll6 woanded
ares the military hospital ard that the prisoners
exceed 200.
The Queen has bestowed q pc, sin Of 1900
reals on toe mother wi reversions % the SISTERS
Of Don Rafsel de Espana, csptsin OF Light In
fsntry. who was killed il the conflict.
Nsrvsez has taken advantage OF ,his sneufe TO
end sayor 70 crush all who are opposed t. him Up
ward Of 600 arrests have taken place. Orders
have been given 70 arrest all the Progressis.a and
puritsno leaders, although there is not the least
pretence for connecting them win tne Outbreak
Escosura snd CO,tin. bsve been arrested. Gene
raj Ruiz is prisoner in the barracks and General
Noguerss Is sect 20 Csdiz. whence he VIII be
trans ported % the Philippine Islands. hendzaoeL
Glozsgs. Salamanca. Corrsdi. the Marquis Of Al
badi. Colonel Gandara and several others have re-
ceived Information Of IN. intentions OF NsrVaez'
effected their escape
The Madrid journals Of the 29rh STATE that tho
Caoitsl continued quiet Two prisoners con
demned to death by the CoartMartiA for the part
they took IN the recent tnsuie have bssn Pardooed
By the Qaeen.
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HUNGARY.
Eject ofihe Revolution.

In Hungary, the fall OF Prince Metternch hap
pily ayerted declaration Of independence, and a
really liberal and national Government has been
formed on the basis OF the old Constitution Of the
Kingdom, which is the best safeguard OF the royal
authority Count Louis Bathysny, Baron Joseph
Eotyos and Stephen SzecheDyi are men OF judg-
rnen,, moderation, and loyalty. They have not
hestated on this emergency 10 form Government
on the broadcast basis by uniting with other mem
bers If the more Radical party; and under their
auspices Hungary will at length be governed by
her own MOBILES and representatives. Under an
honest and constitutional Government, not thwsrt'
ing the spirit Of the nation, Hungary, with her IL
millions Of Inhabitants may still be one OF the
most powerful and useful of the possessions OF the
House Of Austria
A letter from Pressburg of the 10Th. as quoted Ia
the Coiogne Gazette OF the 26th. speaks OF the
pesceable revolution which has been effected IN
Hungary. The power Of the Conservative sristoc.
rscy is broken. Az rights and duties OF feudsl
sersitude have been abolished by decree OF the
Hungarian Diet sitting a. Pesth. The ArchtUke
Stephen has returned from Vienna, and was enthu-
sasticslly received by the people. Nevertheless
there have been some serious disturbances. The
Jews of Pressburg had 20 suffer ltrestmen, and
Pesth and Ofen were molested by the riotous dis
position OF the populsce-
The Diet resolved on the 18th that ali forced ser
vice by the peasants should be abolished without
auy payment on their part. COmmlssaries had
been sent into the provinces to proclaim this con-
cession without which il 10 probable tha. the
peasants would have risen in instruction.
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STAIN.
The Emeute In Madrid.

The Ciapor Publico and the Sigi0 had IL sp-
pears, the presses broken, during the hight OF the
3Oth, by the mob and consequently could not APP
pear N Olozsga and NJ. Csrrero, the editor OF the
Clan0r PubiicO, together with several Generals
and eminent members Of the Liberal party, have
been arrested. The police having been 10 search
81 Mendzabal's house. that gentleman wrote to
the authorities 20 ask If IL were deslred 20 arrest
him and uas ans Rered IN the negative. From
what the Popular says It appears that the Govern
ment had not finally determined on sDariGg the
lives Of the men condemned 10 death by the Court
martial for being concerned Ia the insgrrectOu but
Il assures us thae the Government viii endeavor TO
be as indageDt as its duty may permit. The her
alto complain tbzr the Proxresslsfa party before
the insurectiop, published lists OF the names and
addresses Of the deputies Who voted the bill tor con-
ierring extraordinary powers on the Government,
IN order 10 exsspsrste the people against them
The Union Bank has been searched by the police
but without leading to any discovery. Chico, the
WE'LL known police agent has been dismissed or not
having display ed sulicien. activity in executing
the order tor arrosting M Salamanca. Neither the
Espectqdor TOR the Eco del Comerclo give leading
articles. stating that they dare not The editor Of
the Prensa has been thrown into prison. The
Herali0 states that the provinces continued tran
Gull The King had been 20 tina hospitals % visit
wounded soldiers and had given them moaey.
A Madrid letter of the Bis. ut states that II vas
rlmOrsd thu. the extreme parties had determined
on making another attempt at insurrection IL ADDS
that, should this be the case there would be great
booished, for that the sodery were most hostile 70
the insurgents The et,er.wrirer pretends that VI.
Sal.msnc. aud other individuals compromised IN
the r-cea. affairs are secre,ed in the English IN
bss.y
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AUSTRIA.

The i'm portant fact Of Austria having determined
tn resume orcible possession OF Lombardy - Of
ficisy made known in the Wiener ZestHRg OF the
18th ult
Tbe extraordinary events which have lately taken place
Ga re kingdom OF Lomosrdy AID Venice render II intis-
pensahe FOR the Of he whole monarchy mat the
attempt which has srssdy been commenced 70 d'sever
tho,e kingdoms the imperial States shall he opposed
soe.dUy and energeicay. His Majesty has accordingly
eotnrsnfed the immediate formation Of an army corps ~
the DISPOSAL Of Fsld-Marsha Count Nogent, and has
been pleased 10 issue The Necessary command, 70 the
yaross ministers 20 provide that all measures which may
be eouse thereto may he adopted with the least possible
DELAY II this end tho removal OF the roops hes ady
commenced and Il Is confidently hoped, that they vii
speedily succeed IN reotstIshing uninterrupted union
with The two italian corps.
The Council Of MinistC resolved on the 9s.h Of
March TO place the whole 4 the imperial army in
Guiding all the first battaons OF the Land~ehr OF
the IS German regiments Of foot on war footing
and TO send all the troops that could be spared 70
Italy. One regiment of foot I Vienna on the 2sth
of March one battery and half Of artillery follow
ed next day, and two other regiments have been
ordered to march at p minutes notice. The second
battalions OF all regiments have been ordered 10
march ut u minutes notice. The second bauaions
of all regiments nj the frontier too are said 70 have
been ordered to march to Italy. 1t Is intended to
ralse the Italian array 10 go GOO men,
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Farther by the Acadia.
RUSSIA.
Military Preparations.
A letter from st. Petersburg says

lettsf from CT Fcb-TsOsts ths's
Th.LapPror proceed >ith his armsmsn, vsorouy.
Pour eops OF TIE army compotf eion Of hrss DIVISIONS
OF Infantry ana division Of cavalry, about 10000 mes
are sent sy sousdrons toward Poant The roads b,in
v.ry Dad the last Square, cannot arrive Ill the end OF
April. The Of his army composed OF ~ ost'a
and 81 squsdrons Of cavalry vii form inc 'eeons
army which will occupy LbhE,nh ana serve % keep
effective the regiments Of the great army. Beside these,
CORPS Of cavsry division OF the guard 81 Pofoa, and
40 ESQ Cos.acfs 81 ths Don hsvs received orders 70
march aud nav by The Beginning o. May join The grand
srrv The army Of the Csucssn. vii not be diminished.
bu, vii rest on the defensive. TIE Prince Pa'kevich
viii axe he commA-din-cheE His headquarters will
hs A. WARSAW where h- will adopt ths most severe
measures 10 avoid any outbreak.
The KoI,aschs Zeiturg states
Ani.trsnqun in Rn.sla. But strong MuSeovi'e feel
ing IN favor 81 the Emperor and against foreigners,
msrife.. issL IL Is proposed 20 expe all Frenchmen
.ne Gerpsus On The I2h OF March uksss as trans
tfed by the Emperor az ST Petersburg 10 the chief Ct
The pavsl sfaH II gives directions for recalling % hsr
po,s the private sailors a the imperial navy VINO had re-
eeyed indefinite furloughs with the exception of those
bslongng the Governments q Psnzs simeirk. Wiafa
Nlusk G-odno wilma K.uen. and Kurlsnd, who reside
IN sesuors sna those belonging 10 Scosjew and -eos'-
topoi vino reside in Asuskhan or the hArbors of the
Danube The assembling OF .he sesmen mus, be COM
netsd bsfore the 18Th q As- There appears 70 be
sor. movements IN the Grrul'n provinces In the Baltic
.ut'.ct 70 Russia for crens Of Riga ard some OF
m. Courspd pobesse arrived az Berlin toward me e. e
OF March with a view TO ascertain VIVA. reception an
ocsl from those provinces TO AJAX Tor PrussAn
assistance waslkely 10 receive.
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snanee Of this determination. he N ade q speech at
the next meeting which very probably stung them
into vengeance. He said q the diminishing is
over-nox the contest begins Ia earnest. War il
proclaimed from tho Castle; joyfnly. proudly
hopefully we accept the challenge, and answer
the summons with defiance. Let English Power
choose its own battle ground and array Itself as il
wil-let entrench i,selt behind the tricks Of the
Queens Bench and fight with the weapon Of irs
lsv-or come in al the prlde OF its chvslry, with
fire and sword, 20 trample us into subjection. Let
10 use the Indictment or the bayOnst-the AttOr.
ney General or the csrbineer-the packed Jury.
list or the ingenious ambuscsde against every
weapon In every grena--On the scafiod the hill.
sde-with voice and pen or quick eye aud ready
hand, by stubborn endurance or active resistance.
with all the energy Of intellect aud power that We
can command, we shall oppose them fsce 20 face,
and strive 10 bring this contest boldly begun, 10
triumphant issue. The scshbard is cast away
the truce IS At an end-now God defend the
right We too shall be assailed perhsps-Othefs
will spring up 20 take our places. The Queens
Bench will be choked with indictmenis-the
Judge will grow weary of prononnciDg sentence.
Let them pack the jury. we II FL the dock till sc
di,on becomes the fashion and as be overcrowded
with convicts from the Irish Confederation" Never
was there Government prosecution more boldly
met. A generous emulation, noble rivalry ami
mates every msn-they think and speak as II the
bonor, the glory Of the country was 10 the keeping
Of each individuals II the fate Of Ireland hung
upon their conduct. II that continue firm they
must succeed, for there is nothing so weak as
Government when IN the wrong-nothing 40 impo-
tent as Power when not upheld by Justice. It's
very strength is its destructlont topples with its
own weight
The whole island is calm, ominously 30, yet the
country is bristling with bay onets and gorgeous
with uniforms In Dublin alone there are 10 900
soldiers. blOckhding squadron surrounds our
hnrbors; the Tsgus feet has found service nearer
bone and every barrack in the island is provi
stoned spd rnuuitoned for a siege, while in the
heart Of the city stands Dublin Castle, fortress
like garrisoued, fortified and armed with cannon.
The drums beat to arms through the night; the sol
ders turn out and practice firing through streets
and during the day they parade the metropolis
With fixed bsyonets Would not one imagine we
were at war and that foreign power held possea-
zion of our capital NJ