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The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-09-20

n paIions The service Of the Posi- Office Depa
for the year ending the 3fh June, 1879 authorize ie
transportation Of the mail by ths ChaestOn, Key West
and Havana ne ''or bF other Damers, such orbei
place, the OF Florida the Postmaster Genera
may deem practicable and enpedsnt," and appropriate
therefor the OF - Dp To enable said law 10 be pa
into operation,
Proposals or carrying the mails OF the United States from
TIE lst OF February 1873 3h Jane 1851 inclusive,
~l be received al the Contract ohce OF the Post ONCE De
p,Tment, the Of Wsshr ztOn. until y, OF IN.
18th day OF December fsi, 10 be decided the day
the and IN the and time herein specified
viz
No s5se From St Augustine by smyrns Indian River.
san Lucie Jupiter, Miami, Key Largc. Indian hey. hey
Wer Charlotte Harbor, Saya-o,a Tampa, Cedar heys
81 Marks Apalschicola, ST Josephs and 81 Andrew $
o Pensacola twice month and back, IN steamboats,
follows Will be considered. Wis
From ST Augustine 10 hey West.
From Pensacola Apalscheoa-
From paac nicola to Tampa.
From Tampa 10 hey West, supplying in each case the
intermediate points
Proposals Tor weekly service the above sec
lions OF routes, wal also be considered
NOTE.
Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantees,
signed by responsible persons in the following
manner, Wis
"The undersigned guaranty that
il his bid for carving the mail from 10 be
accepted by the Postmaster General shall into Oh
legation prior the day Of february nsrf with good
and sufficient sureties, TO perform the service pBopo-td
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of post
master other equivalent testimony, that the
The proposal should be the department, sealed
endorsed proposals for No 1883 Florida and
addressed TO the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the Prohibition OF bids resulting from combination.
aud the and conditions which the is
be made, the last annual advertisement
C. JOHNSON, Postmaster General
Posr orgrcz DEPARTMENT, Washington. Sept 10, ISIS
Sept 20-iawl2~
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.ngnTI.v q WRIGHT. .sueiso.eer..

THE subscribers, having Obtained license
eer have taken the house Sc yenih street. door
north Of Pennsylvania avenue lately occupied by Mr. Da
vid Waters and having fifteen years experiences sales
men, offer their dispose of real and personal
properly, of every description, 10 Washington and George
and will receive for auction private sale al kinds
of and secondhand furniture. drygoods, books,
onery, watches, jewey, Ac. They vii give particular
personal attention sales private dwellings, also
orphans and trustees. sales; AID pledge themselves
TO make prompt returns in all cases.
JOHN MARTIN,
EDWARD s WRIGHT
Aug 6-eolm 7ih street. Penn avenue.
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-rorIcE OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sui

NOTICE FCOPARTNERSHIP.-Th subscribef has
IN this day with him in business his brother,
THoMAs e. BADEN and will continue 20 conduct the hard
ware bushes. AT the OLD stand Pennsylvania avenue
under the name OF j. W BADEN IL BgornsR.
He would respectfully earnestly inquest all those in
de ted 10 han forward and their respective
accounts either by cash notes speedily possible
August Is. JOHN w. BADEN,
Sept i6-3t Pa sv south SIDE Ri door IRON 9Th e.
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CURTAIN MATERIALs-We have opened our stock
" of articles which comprises almost every style
oil materials in We have
Rich satin LANES
Rich cotton LANES
Rich damasks
Cashmeres, Nc.
Rich embroidered lace curtains medium do
Lace for curtains, by the piece
Rich embroidered muslin curtain, medium do
Embroidered curtain do in the piece, very cheap
Common do do
Cords and tassels, slides, gimps, &c. for trimmings
All styles cornices plain and ornamented
Sept l9-3uf ID. CLAGETT CO.
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DWELLING-HOU5E and lots In the lat Ward for
sae.The house and lots in square No "a, fronny
Pennsylvania avenue formerly occupied by the late Hon
John Forsyth, offered tor sale.
Persons disposed to purchase will be pleased to appyto
Sept l9-dlwif RID. SMITH.
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Communicative have now open exraordnar
~ ~ large OF carpetinzs, which would
invite the attention of purchasers, beng the LATEST and
complete stock Of carpengs 10 De any where
We have
Rich tapestry Sa1ony, entirely new styles
Rich SaIooy carpetngs
Extra rich tapestry Brussels
Medium do do
Brussels carpetluZ
Do stair do
Extra imperial English Sply Competing
Medium do do do
Ingrains do do extra supertlne
SUperhne fine, ard common
Cotton and wool Ingram
Cotton do
Double-tgiled Venetians all widths
Plain do do
Rugs of all styles. from rich English cheneie
low priced uii, Sc.
Door mats
Printed ockngs
Plain green baIzes, &c.
With many other articles connected with the carpet
trade.
These goods have been purchased the large trade sales
in New York, and from importers, which enables Us 10
pete with the northern prices, and to sell lower
Sept. i9-6tif ID. CLAGETT CO
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au .naRrI.N s u,RIGHr. .smnoper..


VERY HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT
Y AUCTION. On Wednesday, the 2D5n inst, at 10
o'clock m, shall sell. Gathers kow, 18th 49,
some furniture. &c, formerly owned by gentleman who
Very handsome se-woOd chairs, velvet
ma do do sofas do
ID, do do Ottoman-, velvet
Do do mahogany chairs, hair cloth
DO do sofas, do
DO do rosewood antique chars silk
Sn,,nv- &c at and nursery rockers
l pair handsome mahogany dining tables
Rose wood sofa table, Italian marble top
Nafl,e centre do niard top
very richly gilt French mirrors, ~ by 81 inches
40 do do 81 by 80 do
Rich Brogdoita and marble
Rich rarbi. aud China maniel vases
Csnd-lebras and girandoies rout tables
Imperial Saxony, Brussels Venetian nd ingram pets
and
Frencn Oh ma dinner ani dessert service
Kirh cut gas decanters, tumber- cham pagncf wines
&c plated ca.tors, ivory knives aud forks
Ethereal oil lamps, hall lamp, hat
Very handsome mahogany wardrobes
Do do dressing bureaus, marble tops
DO 40 rosewood and mahogany h XII and French
bed. leads
Best quality feather beds and hair mattresses handsome
IN sho yany enclosed wasl-tands
Walnut cane seat nd office chairs
With the usiai assortment OF kitchen furniture
Terms OF sale. All of and under 3d. cash over
3d. credit OF anJ ninety dsys, for approved
do sed notes bearing Interest, before delivery
MARTIN WRIGHT,
Sept l2--6t Auctioneers.
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EoR kENT, and possession given the mrs, Of august,
Il brick between 10Th and 1lih
with a back kitchen-both containing rooms, and
good wood shed in the yard Apply to l. H. Emmons,
the premises, j. Joyce, At his grocery eerner OF
+ and 18th Streets MICH OBRIEN,
July 20-eodU llil and l. streets.
WYNN. NJ. sTEUART late of the Pension Once, oners
w his services agent, Tor r'cnrng bounty lands,
scrip, and pensions
ofce doors of w uards Hotel, Washington, d. G.
July 2i-eodu
GADsBY's NEW HOTEL.
Corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and Third street.
Near the railroad depot, Washington city.
Aug. I-eodlyf
CS REwARD.-Lost, lats Saturday afternoon, between
sDC the Convent and Six Buildings fiat, heavy gold
chain, with plain gold eye glass attached. The above
reward Will be paid the finder leaving at the pos,
office, Georgetown the residence OF General Graot,
corner RI and lSti street, Washington.
Sept l2-eod3.s
Mrs. F.. JOSEs'S School Will be open the receI-
wi ton of pupils Monday, September lS her resi-
the corner of twenty first and Streets where
both boys and girls will be instructed.
Sept l6-eod3t
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WASHINGTON, September 10, lsis.


DEAR SIR, had the pleasure duly to receive your
teemed favor OF the 18th instant, inviting me TO attend
barbecue to be given by the Democratic Association of
B!adensburg al the Spa Spring. this day. regret
ceedingly hat will not be IN my power to be with you
very important meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Washington and New Orleans Telegraph Company is to
be holden here to-day, at which duty compels 10 be
present.
trust, however, that your meeting will be well at
tended and have been assured that the democracy of
this city, ready 10 do all they constutionally
the cause OF republican liberty will be fully represented
Eternal vigilance" is the watchword OF democracy
and though as far voting is concerned, dis
Irancbsed in the District OF Columbia, exercise
the vigilance of the sentinel upon the CITADEL and send
forth the alarm when danger threatens.
Circumstances have placed me position in which
am daily in the receipt of letters from all portions of
this broad Union, and have the satisfaction
you that from all can learn, the prospects of the demo
cratic party We're never brighter. Union and strength
surround The banner OF democracy where, except
single State and even there recent events have gone
far give that by means hope
less While eSut in the certain prospects OF VIC
tory opponents mourn over party broken into fac
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DRIN TING Type. sold at Bruee's New York Type

Foundry the follow ing very low prices Tor approved
his mote
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

DEsERTER RILEY AND HIS MEE.-It will be
seen by reference TO the news from Mexico, in
another column, that the citizens of Mexico
have petitioned Gen. Butler 10 turn Riley and
his men loose in that country, A letter from
the City of Mexico, dated May 9Th. says; 81
have seen the deserter Riley at the Citadel. ia
ken at Contreras, with fifty other deserters
wearing balls and chains. They are to lie in
prison here until after the war is over, and
then to be taken to the largest cities Of the u
States, with their heads shaved, and then be
drunmed out, There have been about 90 al
ready hung, taken at ChepuliePec. Those il
prison are all branded with the letter ID, OH The
right cheek"
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Sale OfReal Estate.

DY virtue of an act ofthe General Assembly of the
ID State of Indiana passed at its last session,
will expose to Public Auction on Saturday, the 18th
day of JULY next between the hours OF 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, and O'Clock p NJ. OF said day. at the Court
House door in Evansville. One fourth part Of Lot
No 29, in the Lower Enlargement OF the City of
Evansville Indiana. The property OF the heirs OF
Thomas Dewey, late of vanderburgh County, deca,
The above Lot is pleasantly situated having coz
venient Dwelling House and stable upon H. go.
Warrantee Deed will be given
TERMS OF SALE CAsH-But a delay ofthree months
will be given on with approved security.
JOHN INGLE Jr admir-
RoB'T NIGHTISeALE, Atty in fact for heir.
lie l4d&w4w.
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EcHo.-The Memphis Eagle says there is
remarkable echo in Arkansas opposite tina;
city. On the night Of the reception of the nom
ination of Csss ia that place, some fellow
shouted with assinine lungs, Cass, is the nom
ineel'' Echo, on the other side, Immediately
repeated il, and 10 the immense merrIment OF
a large number of by ISLANDERS, as follows-'ass
is the nominee!" The locos themselves shook
their sides with their laughter, and seemed &c
think that Echo was "more than half right
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

BLooDsHED IN THE FEJEE lsLAYDs-SIx Hun
DRIED SLAIN.-The whaling schooner Alfred ar
rived al Sydney. New South Wales. on the 2ls
of October, from the Fejee Islands. September
10th. short time prior TO which severe bat
tie had taken place between the chiefs of Me
ben and Rewa, in which the latter was defeat
ed, but escaped with portion Of hisadhesents
All the habitations Of the defeated tribe were
burnt by their opponents. The number OF slain
on both sides amounted TO six hundred, The
bodies ofwhom still remained exposed there
Happily the scene Of warfare occurred at some
distance from their location.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

WEDNESDAY MORNING, JUNE 81

RoBBIsG Az EDrroR.-Some graceless scamp
entered the dwelling of the elitor OF the Craw,
ford County Wing after the family had retired
10 bed. and stole the editors only hat and coat
and then riAed his pantaloon pockets of hi.
knife, pencil, pocket-book and purse. For
iuna:ely there was no money in either purs,
or hook.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

CoIScIDENcE.-The Philadelphia Sun, men
lions as coincidence, that Gen. Washington
the first President of this Republic, received
his nomination in the city of Philadelphia, and
SO did Gen. Zachary Taylor. No other candi-
date for the Presidency received his nomina.
lion in that city.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

ANOTHER PREsIDESTIAL CASDIDATE.-The
The Industrial Congress, which met in Phila.
delphia last week, has placed another Presiden-
tial candidate in the field, by nominating Ger
rit Smith, ofNew York. for President, and VIM.
s. Wait, of Illinois, for Vice President.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

SMALL FAvoRs.-The Cleveland Plain Deal
er tells the Herald that il is welcome to make
all it can out Of Cass's Chicago Convention
letter. whereupon, the Herald says, it is thank
ful for small favors, and that up TO the present
time it has never been able to make over four
lines out of it.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

NEw YORK PoLrTics.-The Herald publishes
a list Of So journals in the State Of New York.
which support the nominations Of Cass and
Butler, and another list Of 80 barn-burner
journals, which denounced them. The State
of New York appears TO be well supplied with
political pa pers, as besides these "a, heretofore
all the advocates Of the democratic party, we
presume the wings have equally as many.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

We are authorized and requested to announce
MICHAEL p. JONES as a Candidate for County
Commissioner for District No. /. Vanderburgh
County.
DrWe are authorized to announce JOHN SP1kER
as n candidate for a i'm the Lower House of the
next Legislature, at the ensuing election.
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ANOTHER PRESIDENTIAL CANpIDATE.-The
n. Y. Tribune says:-"We have a report that
accept nomination for President al the hands
of the Free Soil Democracy. If he does he
will probably poll a large vote in several Of
Free states.
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FROM HAYTT.-Capt. Thomas of the schoon-
er Charles A. Hammond. from Port au Prince,
the 18th of May, arrived in New York. reports
that matters were settling down to inquietude;
produce coming in and the merchants resuming
business.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21
DIR. l., l.. PITCHES
ONSUMPTION REMEDIES.

TINE subscriber has just received the agency for
Il this City and surrounding Country, with a sup
ply OF his Abdominal Supporters;
Shoulder Braces;
Inholeing Tubes;
and Books of Lso Lectures on the uses of the Lungs
cures, prevention, and cure OF Pulmonary Consump
ton, diseases of the heart and the true mode of pre-
serving death, ALLEN {. HALLOCK, Druggist
e2l Main ST near Water.
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SheriHs, Sale.

DY virtue ofa writ Of Alias yinditioni exponas
- against friedrich Householder and William
ftousehold,r issued out OF the office Of the Clerk OF
the Vanderburgh Circuit Court.p in favor Of Asa b.
Bement, will on Saturday. the oath of June A. ID (,
ls4s at the door OF the Court House in the city of
Evansville, between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M
and o'clock r. NJ. of said day expose to sale at pub
lie auction and oucry, first tho rents issues and prof
its for the term Of years. of the following de-
quarter of section No 70 in Township No I south Of
range ii west, in the CounA~ Of Vanderbureh, and
State OF Indiana and should person offer or bid for
said rents issues. or profits, sufficient to satisfy
time and place proceed TO sell at public auction and
outcry the fee simple of said above described real
tate to satisfy said writ with the interest and costs
are thereon. JOHN ECHOIS. g v G :
je1-p f So
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Cry OF MKxrco. Nav 30. 1913

SiIf VI MkAlCO, way ~, 1910
Eds. DcLta--To-day the division of Gen.
Patterson left for the coast. Day after to-mor-
row, the division of Gen. Marshall will leave.
Our Commissioners were at Queretaro on
the 26th. My correspondent writes me that
there is no news there, and nothing more.
look for the return of our Commissioners in
the course of two or three days.
Gen. Butler will start from here about Mon
day next, in company with Mr.. Sewer.
AT the last accounts, MIR. Sewer was sick at
Queretaro.
The Yucatan expedition, which was fitting
out here, has been knocked in the head BY Gen
Butler. 1t was an awful misfortune TO the "go
ahead" of the army.
Where are all the harpers and croakers in
your city, and the Intelligent officers" and
'sagacious editors" who have been continual
ly crying out that there would be no peace?-
Was not "the wish father TO the thought?"-
Or was it because interest depended upon it?
have something TO say on this subject, but
am too unweil to-day 10 write more than a
line. MUSTANG.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

State ofIndiana vanderburgh County.
vanderburgh Circuit Court, in vacation june. 1919
, Ds,''' oS Sss'''' Pei, for Divorce.
A ND now al this time comes the complainant BY
n Ingle and Wheeler her solicitors. and filss in The
office OF the Clerk of the vanderburgh Circuit Court
her certain petition for Divorce. And it appearing
from an affidavit this day fled in the Clerks Office
of the State of Indiana
Therefore notice is hereby given TO the said John
onyett that unless ne personally be and appear here
on or before the calling of this at the next term
OF SAID court To be held the house in Evans
vile, on the fourth Monday in September next, the
same vii, be heard and determined in his absence
lcl1 SAYi, IT JENKINS, Clk.
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VERA Cruz. June 6 1919.


Eds. Deita--The mail arrived last evening
from the city Of Mexico. The news brought
BY 1t does not contain an item of importance.
| am Informed all the troops in the vicinity of
Mexico were ordered to that place, and are to
be sent to this place BY every convenience, to
be transported to the United States.
On Saturday last, the 4lh inst, a house in
Company street was blown to pieces, by which
large number of persons were killed and
wounded. A fandango was to have taken
place in the building that evening. 1t was
inhabited by gueIrilleros, ard il is presumed
that one of them was making cartridges at the
time, and having cigarrito lighted, commu-
nicated fire TO the powder, by which the house
was blown up. The same afternoon, Mex
lean, who was riding into the city at a rapid
rate, was ordered to stop by the sentinel. but
as the order was not con. piled with, the poor
Mexican met with an untime ly end, by the bay
onet Of the soldier running through the body,
causing his instant death.
Col. Baakhead will be in here this evening
from Orzaba with all the troops, with the ex-
ception OF thirty or forty left TO protect Gov
eminent property. A train arrived this NOR
ming from Jalapa, with sick soldiers. They are
shipping for your city on board the ship Amer
lea.
The steamers Portland and Maria Burt arri-
rived here from your city, bringing dates to the
Both ult. The British steamer arrived last
night. | am informed all the public property
in the city of Mexico will be sold there. il a
like course is pursued at this Department, il
will be great loss to the Government, as il
will not bring within one-third Of the price that
would be had for the property in n. Orleans.
G. n. Smith is well. and as active could be
Expected. He dresses very like Jacob Barker
and is not unlike him in statute, but his coun-
tenance is now fresh, and Of a youthful appear
ance 10 that of Barker's.
\ Nopews here. Yours, CAVALLO.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

~ TRUNKS...Lcather Trunks O
EHH4H good quality and low prices; alro Cor
.7a7NS N pet Bags OF every variety for sale at Oh
Cincinnati Clothing Store.
AHLERING & DRUMMER
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DISSOLUTION,

DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing between
Il Haub & Seppech in the Grocery business was
dissolved by mutual consent on the 18th lnst The
business will hereafter be conducted by Mr. Haub
who is authorized to settle up the business of the
firm. june 2l-3t" HAUB & SEPPECH.
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From the n 0. Delta Of the IA
LATER FROM MEXICO.

BY the brig Helena, Capt. Collins. which ar
rived yesterday from Vera Cruz. we have files
Of papers and letters from Mustang in the
city Of Mexico, our Mexican correspondent CT
Queretaro, and "Cavallo," at Vera Cruz. The
intelligence is interesting. Herrera is elected
President of Mexico. The exchange Of the
Ratified Treaty between the Commissioners
and the Mexican Government, has taken place.
The troops are moving toward the seaboard.-
the projected expedition TO Yucatan has re-
ceived its quietus. For further information
on these matters, and for the general news, we
refer to the letters of our correspondents, and
the annexed extracts from the papers.
We translate the following. extracts from
letters Of our Mexican correspondent, dated
QUERETARo, May 20, 1913.
Eds. Deita-in the Chamber Of Deputies,
to-day, the Minister of State presented the
general plan for colonization, rejected on the
4th December, 1916, aud special law for col
onizing the lsthmus Of Tehuantepec Refer
| red TO the Committee appointed On that sub
jet.
Senior Pacheco presented the following pro
positions; On the Composition of the Army
aud Navy-Concerning the Public Security
Expenses Of the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Of
Observation-Disclosures Of Converts and Abol.
i ishment Of Male Novitiates.
The President indicated tomorrow for the
opening and counting of the ballots for Presi-
dent OF the Republic. The session was then
closed
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1848-06-21

Ell Siglo Dlez Nuepa, newspapers in the
city of Mexico which suspended its pablica-
ton at the approach Of our army to that city.
has made its reappearance. Referring 10 the
election Of Herrera the correspondent of FL ST.
glo says that if Herrera accepts the nomination,
he will, at least, ask leave of absence for q
short time.
The American Star says the San Patricio pri-
soners, now that peace is declared, will, in a
few days, be sent to New Orleans, and there be
dishonorably discharged, the citizens Of the
city Of Mexico, il appears have petitioned Gen.
Butler for the pardon Of these prisoners. We
give the petition as we find il in the Vera Cruz
Free American:
To his Ercellency Gen. Butler, eommaader in
ChiT of the American Army in Merico.
In the last number Of the american Star"
it is said that the prisoners of San Patricio aud
their captain. Riley, now that peace is celebra-
ted, are to be carried to New Orleans, and tur-
ned out of service 10 an ignominious manner.
We would humbly beg the commandeI-in-
Chief to show his cIemency BY pardonipg those