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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-03-01

T1OUND Lady's Brooch, supposed to be OF consider
able valuo.-The owner, on describing property, will
find her disposal by paying for this advertisement
Green's auction rooms, Concert Hall.
March l-3k
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In CONGRESS OF THE U. STATES.
Thirtisth Congrcss-Hrrst Season
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 80. 1913.
SENATE.

MESSAGE FROM THE president
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Ready Made clot ing.
New store nj Fulton.

DI0ck, BROTHER 4 e0. have just ~
, oriyed aud are now opening large aud
splendid aszaHmen, OF goods consisting Ia pafl ei
the following
french. English and American Prints; 81, IL
81 llrown aud Hleachcd Shifings aud Sheeiugs,
81, ~ Va osuabergs, -, IL Lowell do.
brached and brown dnlliags. checked tweedz,
pcnlcnliafy stripes, padding, Scotch plaids, Ffsen
bantc, Trench bombaaines, alpaca lus,fcs, buck
and iwilled alpaca, red, White gfeen and yellas
aaunels. saiinel, Kentucky and gold mixed ifans.
s-liahle damask. black aud while hoblnci, hishorz'
lawn. book aud swiss musins striped camhrieks
and iaokansls. Marlborough sifpes, blue dsnins,
black and raiufel cumbheks lfisl linen, printed
cotton drills aud eoiionades, apron aud furniture
che ks, haek tahby velvet, printed ilannes, hlae
drills and azess, Georgia slflfHs linen aud cotton
tapes, six. ealian and madras handkefeh.efs.
irnled shawls. iaiors' CANVAS, Russis shseiinsF,
diaicf, hfnwn holland, cotton iiiage. MafseIIie#
ard gas zkifis, icHiting. eallen and wofztsd
binding. selieia. black aud colonel cotton eoHl,
cmfr d'laiars. blue, red aud white blankets, tick
ing, mufqnilo netting, georgia Jeans, aud king.
stem plAias. Ae.. Sc
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Gin Mandatory

ru,IlE undersigned AIRY now manufacturing Their
improved COTTON GINS al Ninden, La,
aud arc prepared to furnish planters with superior
Gln.siands, made ailer the latest and most inl'
proved plans. They will deliver their Gins at
any plantation within lai miles of Minilen, or at
Washington, Columbus or Fulton, Arkansas, free
Of any additional cost All orders from dslanee
will be promptly attended TO- For any Information
relative 10 the quality of their Gins they refer to
Gen. G. y. Royslon. William cfahtfee or William
Vaughn, lirmmlead county, OF Henry NJ Le'
may, u. Strickland aud A, G. Owens, Lafayette
LACkY Il SHIELDS
MInden. La. My -, lsll.e3.ll
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
smith 4 Thorn,

CAM Den, ARK NSAS.
l } EG 10 aeqnaini their friends and planters in
} Ouaehila aud adjacent counties, that they
are slill at the old stand where they shall b
happy at all times 10 srr thems
They still have considerable stock on hand.
aud have been anpfised Of heavy shipments from
the north whial have arrived ia New Orleans.
and which lhes eApeei ,liom arrangements they
are making 10 receive before tie steamers com.
menco running
Parties calling at their establishment will al.
ways find a wsil seleeicd aud extensive stock. at
prices equally il not lower than any other house
IN the trade.
They will also attend 10 the receiving aud for.
wafdng Of all ronds consigned ia their care with
punciuaiily and despatch
Advances made on cotton, either ( hpmrhi
or on storage,
Camden. Oct Is, lsi7.lm
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Notice.

,u,IlE subscribers have just received aud oileT
for sale
80 Hall 4 speers No, aud . flonghs,
Cooking and Warming Stoves,
Whskey. Sugar, Coilrc, MolaIses,
Imperial aud Young llysoa Tee.
poft and rlatsi Nine, Soap lIuai castings,
Nails, Cotton Yafn, &c
In connection with our business Nenaye established
4 TIN SHOP,
aud will furnish Tin Ware In large OF small guam.
titles, on accommodating terms. job work exc
oulrd Wlh dzpalea.
RLoCK, BROTHER S ca
Fulton, March -. lsis.l6ii
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
IN VALUABLE
FAMILY COMPANION.

SIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and Cure
y Of CONSUMPTION, Asthma, Diseases of The
Heart and all Female Diseases. 23l pages, 2s
engrayings, Paper so cts; bound IS cts. Mail
10 any part--posiage 0 l.2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Fxpanders, 81.
Mail to any part, so els. postage. Inhaling
Tubes, silver, 50, by mail, letter postage. Abb
domnal Supporters, perfect, S. to $40, for all
Rupures, Falling of the Bowels and Womb, and
Weak Back, and Chest; sent by Express every.
where For Braces or Supporters, or Rupture
Supporters, give height from head to foot, aud
circumference Of person next the surface, Just
above the hips. II Rupture, mention which side.
Agents wanted for the sale of the above goods.
Address Dr. s. $. FITCH,
7O7 Broadway, New York, post paid
Feb, 2i,l8ls20 ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
CAPACITY OF CnLpREN-Parents and

CAPACITY OF CmLDREN-Parents and
teachers TOO often undornte the capacity
of children under their charge, and ire-
quently withhold counsel and Instruction,
because they think the child cannot under.
stand it. This is great mistake. and
leads either to a total neglect of the nm
folding mind in its earliest Intellectual
Developments, or to the administering of
such wenk and iunutritious food when il
seeks the aliment Of knowledge, as to
retard its growth, and give a sickly bias
to its mental powers of life. 1t is a daily
occurrence to families for a ohlld to ash a
question that has involving principles
which have puzzled the ingenuity Of the
greatest philosophers, yet the parent
quenches the aspiration Of the young mind
by either giving il a foolish and m-
satisfactory answer or no answer at all,
because u ctRj,0t understand AZ. This
is all mistake. There is beautiful
simplicity in the mind OF little child,
which requires the most lucid and con-
elusive explanations to convince il OF the
many truths sought after by the budding
intellect and this the great Rowland Hill
well understood, when he said II need
all my learning when | talk TO a little
child" The infant mind is type of
the mature mind, and it only needs
experience to give it the powers of dis
elimination aud analysis, to enable it TO
grasp any truth, however complex in its
relations.
Mothers, would you give an early
ennobling bias 10 the minds Of your chill
dren towards morality and virtue, would
you guard them from the snaros OF Error,
and enrich their minds early with true
knowledge, attend TO their inquiries, and
send them not away with unsatisfactory
answers. A truth, however great may
he its magnitude, impressed by simple
illustrations upon the understanding OF a
child by its parents, will be its companion
through life. Use all your learning when
talking 10 your children, and your hearts
will be gladdened by the buds of promise
that will daily appear. Depend upon it,
children know more than we give them
credit for Y0athS Mjrr0r
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
THRILLING ADVENTURE.


We heard the other ,laya story related
by an old sailor, Cani jacob, which
made great impression ON Us, and
we wish we could repeal il with the mle-
ton and nautical nhaseology OF the wor-
thy narralor,
Ii occurred during the last war The
cnptain, who was u naiiye of Plymouth,
was rnnning on 10 the coast loaded with
flour. He had nearly reached hi= dasti-
nation. when he was oveflanled by the
enemy's ifigates who ordered him per.
empinrily to hcnye q line aboard. There
was no resisting the eominand, iof the
schooner was without arins, aud the ien-
der full OF marines and sailors ARMED to
the teeth with pistols muskets aud cut.
lasses. The captain had a light but fair
breeze aloiI, his sails drew and he was
driving near reel, the entrance 10 Which
he was perfectly ianiliar with, and once
inside which, he was slHeof making port,
undisturhed by the tender,
In tins yiew he ordered one OF his men
forward with the line, and in u clear stem
torian voiee, perfectly audible on hoarl
the tender, sang out:
"lleaxe your line aboard then he
added, Sotfo roioe 50 as to be heard only
by his men "Hoau Il short"
The Yankee sailor eanght the hini and
"hoye according to todireelions. The end
of the line fell splashing m the watef.
High above the heexecrations Of the Eng.
lish officer commanding the tender. rose
the roar Of the indignant Yankee skipper.
is thai the way 10 heave a line. you
lnhherly sou OF a land-cmb. llease the
line ship-shape, You luhbeS OF IT eut
youf liver out Heax 4 Short
Again the line fell shorI, and tho Eng.
lish officer and the Yankee captain We'd
with each other IN showering impreealions
and inveciives on the head of the blum
dering Grandchildren Meanwhile the
breeze was ireshenins. and the schooner
drawing nearer 10. the reef.
Again and again the order to heave
was given. with the same ndcrtone adj
dition, and the same result. The Eng.
ishman began TO smell a rat, aud Just ne
the Yankee skipper threw himself Hat on
his deck, and made his men follow his
example, the report of dozen muskets
was heard, and shower OF bullets came
whizzing through the rigging
LET them lire and be dsrned,'.. said
the Yankee-"l'l show them clean
pair OF heels"
And taking his tiller between his heels
a. he lay upon the deck, he run the
schooner clcverly inside the reef
They were soon oui Of gun shot from
the bafiled tender. Up went the stars
and stripes, with hearty cheer from the
mariners, and an old one-cyed sea dog
pulled out fife, aud gave them Yankee
Doodle in strains as melodius as the tri.
umphant notes OF a porker that has cscap-
ed the butchers knife. Captain Jacob
saved his bacon and his flour too
Yankee Biq,lf.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Notice.

A LII persons are hereby cautioned against
IN trading for or taking an assignment of a
certain promisory note, given by the Undersigned
to one Peter Burt for the sum of one hundred
dollars, dated OH or about the LIST Of April, 1913.
aud payable on the first day of December of the
same year. Said note was obtained from the
undersigned without any consideration being given
therefor, was settled, and is now iraudulenlly
withheld and ! am determined not to pay the
samt unless compelled by law.
ELIZABETH RANES.
Sewer county, Ark, May s. l94s.22.3w
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
BLOCK, BROTHR 8 co d.

MOULD particularly invite the ladies TO call
w aud examine their beautiful assonmtui Of
Buena Vista Stripes aud Robes,
Printed aud Painted Muslins,
Muslin bingham, plain aud striped
6ingham. Fancy llandkofehieis,
Bonncis. Ribbons, Laocs, Lodgings, eic etc
Also TO their splendid assortment Of Shofs OF nll
kiuds and qualities
Fulton, May l,.isif.2l
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
MornER doosr ON raE mnxIcAu WAR.

MOTHER GOOSE on TIE mEXIoAH WAR.
Who took the city
"l!' said hfase Scott,
"With soldiers aud shot
Il took the aiiyl"
Where's Santa Annal
Running aud boaslngi
After his fnasling,
Since the last funi
lie wante "a GET our
There's Santa Anna
Who let him IN
"Iln said lames Polk
"Nosi fairly he spoke,
.luI his bargain be broke
II let him in
Who does the fighting
"WcT say the 'bhoys';
"Gans aru auf loys,
awe do the ighungIf
Who gets the glotyl
old"Rough and Ready
Quick, dafing and steady
lie gets the glory
Who sends despatched
"lg' SAID bold .nidcon,
by my eartier.pigeou,
III write my own story,
"And iill Il with glory
al send despalohes." Rtrsille.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Ilnv,s IInImrnt.

Warranted to cure the Piles. Long experience
has established beyond controversy the singular
efficacy OF this Liument in the cure Of that pre-.
valent and painful complaint, the Piles Such
vas. numbers have been cured by the use Of it,
and 30 extensively is the article known, that little
need be said by way Of introducing il 10 the notice
Of the public. Jua received aud Tor sale by
DIR. r. 7. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Mandatory.

fENHE undersigned slill contInues to lnanuiac.
l iure Improved cOTTON GINS, one mile
snulh.vcsi of Washington lis Tins are made
aI the brl maiafiala. and win b. warranted Ia
pprlsnn we'll, and vii DO sold On accommodating
Terms
For all repairing, the cash viii Be expected as
soon as the work = completed. -.
J. n. CROSBY.
Washington, March 90 lsls.l6.ly
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
GODNl'fnershiD.

FgNIlE undersigned having entered into partner.
n ship on the ls of Apnl. lo47, fot The pur.
pose Of doing general Sio,ogc and Commission
business, in the town Of Fulton. under the name
and style of Block, BROrnER 4 Co, would re.
specially inform their iirnds aud the public gen.
orally that having leased the Upper Warehouse
of Mr. r. j. Smith, they are now prepared tt
receive goods on storage.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK,
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton May !, 1921
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
To Printers.
TYPE FOUNDRY AND PRINTERS
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
FE'llE subscribers have opened a new 1iFn
l ForsnA IN the oiiy Of New York, where
they are ready losupply otdefs le any extent for
any kind Of job fancy type, ink, paper, cases,
eallcys, hfass flei steel column rule composiian
sticks, ohhses, aud every article necessary ior a
printing Office.
The type. which are cast in new moulds, iiom
an entirely new set Of malnKes. with deep eoun.
ter, are warranted 10 be unsurpassed by any, aud
will BE- sold al prices 10 suit the Times, All the
type furnished by Us Is "hnnd easie
Printing presses furnished aud also steam en-.
ginr- nj the most approved patterns.
\. B,-Amaehinosi tsoonstaally IN attendance
10 rrpair presses and light work.
Composition fallan east lof printers
o. Editors Of newspapers WHO will buy three
times as mneh type as their bills amount TO, may
give the above 81 months Insertion IN then papers.
aud send Their papen containing il to the sub
srnbcn. GoCkROf-f \ oNEREND.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
New Orleans and Hurricane Bluffs
L A G X Il Il.

tN'llE fine passenger packet YAZOO CITY
Il l.. w. CoorER, Master, will run regularly
during the season in the above trade. Persons
shipping freight by this boat for any point above
the Ran, may dspend upon having the stfctest
attention paid 10 tho forwarding Of the same by,
the irt opportunity.
Feb 81, 1878 l3.Gw
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
JnNne's Agne plIls.

A positive cure for fever aud oguc, chills aud
fever, Intermittent fever. sc. 1heac pills ar.
warranted 10 cure fever and ague, and when tie
directions ace followed, aud a cure s not otteltd
the money will be returned.
I1'All the above preparations are prepared only
by DR. d. JAYNg, Wholesale Druggist and Chemist
No. 5 South Third street, Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
DR. wIsTAR's BatsAM or WILD
lnIsNkl.

For the cure Of consumption, bronchitis, coughs,
colds, inauenzas, bleeding Of the lungs, asthma,
liver complaints. difficulty Of breathing, pam in
the breast aud side, &c. A few don. just received
aud Tor sale by
DIR. X. 7. WILLIAMS.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
.S'ew Goods!

VIE subscribers are now receiving aud open
y ing large aud well assorted stock Of good.
suited TO this Market which have been selected
with great cure, and ure now offered to purchaser.
at as low prices and on as good terms az they can
be procured elsewhere. Our stock Is general, com.
prsirg staple and Fancy Dry Goods, Hardware
Cutlery, Saddlery, Clothing, Hats, Boots and
Shoes, Crockcry, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nails
Castings, Tinwaro, Carpenters and Blacksmith,
Tools, Groceries, &c, &c, &c.
A. BLOCK Il son.
Washington, Ark, April 90. ls47-20.lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Copnrtncrship Notice.

THNllE undersigned having this day associated
I with himself in business his son DAVID
BLOCK, the business hereafter will be conducted
at the old stand in Washington under the style Of
A. Block x Son. lie would aya himself Of this
occasion to return his sincere thanks 10 his old
friends aud customers for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to him, aud assures them that
no exeriious will be spared 10 merit continuance
ii by the new firm.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Washington, Arb, April96, isl1.aO.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
New Tavern i'm Fulton.

III AylNG rented the well known UNION
~ HOTEL, | am now prepared TO receive
boafders or accommodate travellers on reasonable
terms My stable is well provided with corn and
fodder and every attention shall be paid 10 the
comforts and wants Of those who favor we with
their patronage.
HARDIN WILLIAMS.
Fulton, Oct 10, l9i7,4i.f
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
II ~ IL 4 HILL N Co,
Receiving and Forwarding
Mrpru ANTc

Al the OLD STAND oFniLL. VAUGHAN a GO.
CAMDEN. sRKANaAs
IL ANlNG large aud commodious Warehouse
4 unconnecied with the principal building ia
town, necessarily mourning less risk, pledge them.
selves to thrirod friends and all others that their
charges soall be as reasonable Us any other rcpu'
lar established Warehouses. aud by rincl aiien.
ton hope 10 give the utmost satisfaction 10 all
who favor them with their patronage.
Camden, Ark, January 20, 1888
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Pease's Iiorchound Candy,

For clearing the voice aud releaying coughs,
colds hoatseness, irritation Of the throat. asthma,
whoopiug cough, &c. Just received and for sale
by DIR K. r. WILLIAMS
DIR. Fahnestock's Celebrated Vermiluge,
A safe and most ehectual remedy in all cases
Of Worms. For sale at the drug store Of
DIR. X. l.. WILLIAMS.
May II, 1883
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
E2ritt's Hotel,
WASHINGTON, IIEMfsfEAD CO.,
ARKANSAS.

ARKANSAS.
fA'IlE subscriber begs leave 10 inform his friends
and the public, that he still continues busi.
ness al Ills old stand. whore he has supplied hun.
self with every thing necessary for the accom-.
modaton Of the travelling community. Ills hoiise
il commodous, the Tuoms well arranged ioI
families, and bis table we'll supplied with the best
the market affords,
Ills stables are large, bounilfully supplied with
nrovendor, aud attended by eafeiul ostlers,
lie pledges himself that nothing shall be want
ina on his pafl 10 render comfortable all who may
br pleased 10 gisehm call iiis charges will be
as moderate as those Of any Other house IN lhf
south, as an evidence Of wbeh he refers to thf
following
RuLESi
Boarding per month, $40
boarding and lodging per week, 81
day. -
Single mral, -
Lodging, ~
Ilorr feed, %
Keeping man and honc all niehl, ~
kcepiug hofse per week, ~
Washington, Oct 30, lsi5-i-lf
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
[haRo WARE

knives aud forks, carving and butcher kniFff
pocket aud ren knives, Scissors, shears, razofs.
braces aud bills. ahingling haehels, shoe aud nai
hammers. drawing knives handsaws, gin, mill aud
bisiFrd file, harse rasps, iifmef and socket ebis-
srl., siugle aud double PLAIN Its, foot adlcs. cup.
loan, til. chest. French, pad, plate, rim aud
eapeniefs' knob locks, flint and percussion loekz.
round and Hat spring bolts, sioe pinoeni, sheep
sheats. knob latches, door handles, Salicrs spring
balances. britannia and Iron table aud tea spoons.
hlsss plated and iron slirruPs spun scrcw-drycrs,
bullet mouds, brass aud black eoilin nails, violin
strings, gimbleis, percussion caps, ooflfcnws. iish
hooks and lines. tea bells, peEgng andsewing avis,
hrass candleslicls. hand cat and leneni saRs.
doyels and longs, syihe blades and sokles.
smoothing, fore, jack aud jouter planes, wool
aLd clilon cards. manila and cotton rope, piow
lines. and bed cords, Collins axes, broad axes.
uurcrs. parliament hinges, butts and screws, coffee
mills, hooks and hinges, lroes, wagon boxes, waffle
irsIs, straw knives, grass and cane sylhcs, Caro-.
lima casisieel and grubbng hoes, cad irons, grind
siones, OK and trace chains, nails aud hrads of al
si'cs, yhovel- spades, patent balances, stoves,
garden rakrs. ily pnns, pow moulds iron Of all
kinds. English. German, aud east steel. hollow
ware OF all kinds aud descriptions, such as ovens,
skillcis pots aud kettles, Sc, &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
THE LIGHT ORA uGIlT STEAMER
Franklin,
5. W. yANpERanIre. MAsrrn.

% w ff.NUNhWNIIFf y HNFITNs
. W1o IlAyiNg been thoroughly re-
~ INr1 - paired, and well fitted up for
tsis5.s ; the accommodation Of pas
sengcr, will ply regularly between Fulton and
the Head Of the Raft leaving Fulton on Monday
of each week The ankInisyey light dmughl
aud will consequently be- able to nn between
these two points at almost any stage Of water
Whenever the water will permit she will nun
through the Bayou to Shreveport A share OF
public patronage is respectfully solicited
Fulton, Feb. -, lsls-l9.G
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Notice.

iiE subscriber having closed The Washington
Hotel ,gRil continue 10 keep a Private Board.
ing Housed his old stand, whrre be will be
pleased to sc ,Ais friends and former customers.
All persona indebted to him by note OF account,
are respectfully requested 10 come forward and
settle up.
- r. =. SULLIVAN.
Washington, March Is. 1854
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Medical Notice.

hR CHARLES u. mitchell offers his
- services to the oilleas Of Washington and
is vicinity. lie may bc found at the hnok Office
formerly occupied by Conway 4 Mitchell
March 18th, lsiG.30.tL
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Ferer and Ague Pills.

nR. JETT has Just received a lew box
~ Of vegetable pills ior the cure of Int
miiienl Fever, with general assortment
Fresh Medlclnes,which he will sci low lor cas-
pIhg'oh' hny Jth, Isi3. ST.
Washington telegraph., 1848-05-31
Jayne's Hair Tonic.

Warranted, il strictly applied according to the
directions, 10 change the HAIR from aHy other color
loa beautiful auburn OF periec, JET black, without
staining the SKIN.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18
August Elections.

We are not yet enabled to give full re-
turns of The August elections and we
shall defer any remarks we may have to
make until we can do so.
KENTUcKY.-The election of Critten.
den, by over 5000 majority, has sgnally
rebuked The forgeres and ISLANDERS, which
were concocted by the Locofocos before
tho election. The people of Kentucky
love honor and rebuke dishonor.
INDIANA.-The latest despatch makes
n majority of 20 in the House and A in the
Senate. This large majority results from
a base system of "hoats," which Locofo-
cosm practices in this State when it
has got the power
ILLINoIs.-Thc returns of this State,
where we expected nothing, are Of the
most gratifying character. The Wings
have probably elected three Congress.
men and lost one by running. four candi.
dates. We know nothing yet of the
popular vote. We had but one Repre-.
sentative in the last Congress from this
State.
Iowa Nothing definite; and the same
may be said of Missouri. Both have prob
ably gone Locofoco as usual.
NoRrn CARoLINA.-The returns from
this State conflict with each other and il
is likely as the vote is very close, that
we cannot tell the complexion of the
Legislature until the official vote is in
The same may he said of the Governor
Take it all in all, tho Wings have moth.
ing to complain of. Kentucky, Indiana
North Carolina viii be with us, and we
may also add even Illinois and Iowa.
The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1848-08-18
A SIckcnimy Sight.

We love honor, honesty, consistency and
truth, whenever they are found in politi.
cal opponent. But when these are not dis.
covered, VIC are disgusled With the dema
gogue.
On last Wednesday, the Carriage, which
conveyed the speakers to the Grove, con
tained John b. Weiier, George ". Morgan
SAMUEL MEDARy, Epson d. 0LDs, j "
Manipenny, and Henry c. Whitman Col
MEDILL was invited, but "circumstances
prevented his attendance.
Need we add one word Of comment to the
people Of this county, who are acquainted
with the history of past transactions!