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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
CERTIFICATES
MEAN NAguyILIE. Auous, I,

NEAR NASHVILLE, August Is, lSi3
! MIR. GEO. w. House, Dear ST-I had Chill,
and teVers Tor twelse'months; nine months of til,
time, without being able TO check 1t, with aR.b,
aid could procure from Physicians and the various
Tonic Fever and Ague mixtures sold BY the Drus
stores. In April last | saw your advertisement
Of Clemens Indian Tonic, as an anfallitle cure.
made no delay in calling upon you, and by using
said Tonic, found fmmeaiqte relief, and a pcrfnl.
mint cure friend of mine tried it about the
! same Time, Wlth the same happy result. Yours
respectfully, c. l.. GLASGOW.
| From the GAINESVILLE Chronicle, Oct. 81, 1913.
DR., L. D.. ScOTr: Dear Strive have used
Clemens Indian Tonic in many cases of Aque
and Fever, and we find it,, in every particuiar
what it Is commended 10 be in your advertisement
We have heretofore used most of the popular rem.
dies in use for Fever and Ague, and we unhesita.
iingly recommend Clemens Tonic to the confidence
Of the public, from our personal experience ond
observation, as safe, certain, and prompt cure
for the Ague and Fever in any form or stage of
The disease. Yours, &C.
p. PEACHER,
~ JAMES J. PRITCHETT,
LEVI COLEMAN.
EXlract'of a letter from the Rev. F.. A. OWEN of
Memphis, dated Nov IS, 10, 1913.
My Dfar Sir--I have tried Clemens Ind;on
Tome in six different cases, and find it eficrcous
q very high degree. 1t arrested the chill IN ev
cry instance, and as yet there has been no return
cheeriully give this testimony, That others mny
he induced to use remedy both safe and eGicacious
in curing chills and fever. '
Yours, very truly, F, A. OWEN.
.r-.... NASHVILLE, June 3rd, 1874
D!r. Geo w HqaSe: Dear Sir--I shall make no
apology IN presenting the following remarkable
case; youth of about fifteen years old living
with me, had the Fever and Ague for ten wears,
without finding cure; and can assure you every
means were used to that effect In December laSl
| tried a bottle of sci ElIEN'S INDIAN rpoN
lC," which arrested the disease at once, and n,
happy to state, he has not had chill or an agne
since You should lose no time in giving his |
Tonic an extensive circulaGon--it viii prove
welcome friend and great blessing 10 the dliicted,
Yours, truly, JOHN II. DAVIS.
The above case is known to me. and is strictly
rue. WILLIAM WILLIAMS
O%5-For sale by
Dr., VIM 7, .SyELsoN, Foyerte.- 80
STEWART q BUPcEHART, New Franklin.
", ?, RAYmoN, Glasgow, /
DR. o. HENDERSON, Glasgow. ST
July 20, l549,-2lm6
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/ the usual prices. -
Good boarding can be procured at from 81 25
Ito 81 80 per week =.
Inc Board OF instruction for the ensuing term
WIZ consist OF the following personal =. ~.
| W. T. LUCKY, Am, Superintendent and Prin.
nP1i OF the Female Department; w. Il. DAVIS.
A. D. Principal Of the Male Department.: E. X.
A a. Assistant IN the Male Department;
M!ss =, ;. WQTE, teacher of Music and Drawing:
Mlss H. Z. LELAND, Assistant in the Female De-
2"rtmenl; Mons, ]. Z. HAMILTON, teacher of
Howard High School having been in successful
operation tour years. needs no comtnendation from
lhe bOarl OF Irnsteesits chara cters established.
AS some Of the Teachers have never vet TAUGHT
II the Institution, we would take the o1portunitv
- itGui'ilan nd them to tie friends of Inc School
ana an, me community generally, as well qualified to
M the various posts 10 which they lave been
~ persons desiring to attend the School ara
u'Egu 10 0e present at the beginning of the session.
we bespeok for the School q continuation Of tbnt
paironoge which has been 50 literally extended to
IL AeTetoiore. ---rl1ai.sa-.s 4srzs-ir.sl
SAMUEL c., MAJOR,
President Of tlic Board Of Trustees.
tRyete, July 90, 1913 fE-H srf70
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YIaORahas .Dosles

cgka Respectfully nfnGorms his old friendsopa 4
YIN customers, that he has excellent supply Of
s3~materlal' aud is ready to attend TO ali or I.
ders. lie designs keeping constantly on hand
tulI assortment of Gentlemen's Fine calf Patent
Leather Pump and Kip Boots, also supply
of Cater, Brogan, Ladies' and Cbildren's Shoes n
all Of which they will offer at the lowest rates.
His stock ofmaterials, embracing Morocco, pat.
ent leather, cali and kip skins, are of tho best
qiaiily, aud their lasts are of the latest fashions.
AZ orders for work, viii be promptly attended to-
business, to obtain liberal share of pa tronage.
shop south side ofthe public square. '.''-
March 18th. '49. 'H-f' 2-1v' "'a
SHoT,--2O bags assorted shot for saiebv J -0ts
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October %, ls45. t--I-- |l-.
CcN5-H aitcayS cureS--Dr. OSgoods Indian Chot-
agogUe-How astonishing is 1.-THE suffering in.
valid will use palliative only, with view TO resto-
ration of health, while lingering out weeks and
even months, with that distressing, loathsome dis
ease, Fever and Ague, when by the use of sin
gle bottle of the Cholagogue, not only the disease
itself, but the cause which produced it, is COM
pletey eradicated. 1t is sold by
DR. Henderson, Glasgow; N. g. A. Johnson.
Brunswick. oct25.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

New York FAsmoNs.--The Tribune
says:
The fashionable colours for the ladies',
this winter, are blue and green. Scarlet,
crimson and cherry still maintain feeble
reign with few high colored beauties; but
the more general tone of Broadway in
promenade weather is subdued and cool.
Feathers are Haunting and vulgar and furs
have not yet made their appearance.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
ST. louis Has and Cap NEanufac-
No. y North Main street.

COPARTNERSHlP.-S NOURSE has q ssocia.
ted with him MIR. ]. d. CRANE, of New Jersey.
The business of the house will hereafter be con-
Quoted under the firm of S MOUSE Il Co. Ia
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

Clements INDIAN EOnic.
IGtdirb'c Cure for CHILLS, ar AGUE and FE-
YER, and a sure remedy IN BILIOUS RE-
MIITENI, and other FEYERS
THIS INVALUABLE MEDICINE Is PURELY VEGETABLE
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
BETHANY Mo-, March 10. 1913.

Dear Sir:--At your request called at Roche
port on my return home, and got bottle Of your
EmbrocaliOn; and gave it 20 a neighbor whose
wife had been much afflicted with Rheumatism OF
the Chrome form for year The effect Is so self
evident, that if you see proper, you send me
81 bottles as | can dispose of it now that it has
been tried here. Yours, Respectfully,
l. ATKTNTS
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

EEGLIsH VS.. AMERICAN GIRLs.--The En-
glish girls spends more than one half other
waking hours in physical amusements,
which tend to develop and invigorate and
ripen the bodily powers. She rides, walks
drives, rows upon the water, runs, dances,
plays, sings, and jumps the rope, throws the
ball, hurls the quot, draws the bow, keeps
up the shuttlccock--and oil this without
having it forever pressed on her mind that
she is thereby wasting her time.
She does this every day, until it becomes
habit which she will follow up through life.
Her frame as natural consequence, is lar
ger, her muscular system better developed,
her nervous system in better subordnation,
her strength more enduring, and the whole
tone of her mind healthier. She may not
know as much at the age of seventeen as
does the American girl, as a general thing
she does not, but the growth other intellect
has been stimulated by no dollhouse culture,
and though maturity comes later it will pro,
portionably last longer. Eight hours each
day of mental application, for girls between
ten and nineteen years, or ten hours each
day, as is sometimes required al school,
with two hours for meals, one for religious
duties, the remainder for physical exercises
are enough to break down the strongest con
stitutiOn,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

A N EASY SHAVE is one of lhe ble-,ing.
IN bestowed upon man; and one Of the greni.
est msfortnnes that man is born TO, is to shave
with poor razor. Now, therefore, if you wish
to possess tie former and escape The latter, call
at my shop and will sell you genuine razor.
80 ..-..-.,.-. H. g. w. COOKE.
Boonville, Nov. Q, l54S
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

4 FINE assortment Of hair, cloth, nail and
"a tooth brushes, also fine oil for the hair, fine
washing soaps for the iace not your clothes, for
sale by
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

SLEACllED and Brown Canton Flannels. Red.
h1 White aud Yellow Wool Flannels. East.
erh Manufactured Linseys. full and choice as
sortment per late arrivals.
CHAS B. FALPENSTE[N.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

lNRlEND HANMUND-I viii have 10 stop
Il your paper
Why so, Mr.. Brown?
Because my eye-sight is so bad that can scarce
ly read.
Why doyou not use spectnclesl
have not becn able to find any to suit.
Have you been down at COOKIES Shop 10 see
if he could not suit youl
No, | have not
Go down-he has got all kinds.
Well, ! will.
Hammond, got them,--here is your ray for
two years subscription -BooariLe Observer.
Boonville Nov. o. 1913.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
,RG Merchants {!

/, WOUDD say, that, if they should fall short
in their supply OF gun and rife powder, ON pre-
pared TO help them out. since | have on hand u
Kegs ottripe Dupont and Latin Rifle Pow
der, which shall Offer at a very low price
Nov. o, Isis. CHAS h. FAELENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
Wheat Fans.

ENIVE Wheat Fans, very superior nrticle, in
Il store, and for sale low by ]. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
Hr C. MYERs, Fayette, Mo.

For sale at the following agencies j. D PERRr
and BARTON e. Bios, Glasgow; DR.. f. EASTER
LY, St. Louis; N, & A, JOHNSTON, Brunswick,
Mo; A. BEATrIE, Huntsville; J. RIppLEsBAr
Fayetle; SALISBURY q HILL, Keytesvile; Cock
Liberty; MCGEE d CAREER, Richmond
And prepared only by lIEvRy g. MYERS. Fqy.-
ette Mo. December II, 1913 III
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
,JOhn 3D. Perry,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GRO GER. s......r ~

FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
7rrS Water 81, Glasgotc, Mo. CIV
UAVING purchased of Messrs. IIanenkamp g.
Il Il Co, the large brick store and Warehouse
recently occupied by them, would respectfully call
the attention Of the citizens Of Howard and the
surrounding counties, 10 his very general stock
OF Groceries, Liquors, Iron, Castings, Cotton
Yarns, &C.. &c, dc. -sH" e'"-
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
BoOnviIle, Nov. 0. ISIS.

4 HAVE got sumo as good shaving SOAP a
was ever spread upon the face Of any man, q
will not include the lldies,) and if you do not be-
lieve it because you see it stated in the newspa.
pers, call and get cake Of it and satisfy yourself
that it is fact. G. W. COOKE,
Nov. o, 1913. Rnonville.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

Ma Y whole assortment of Liquors and Wine
I've to my neighbor Iohn D. Perry. Since an
determined to quit the liquor business, advise M
old : ghLors aud friends in this line of the fact
oct II CHAS. B. FALLENSTEIN
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
Monthly Isu,leaEga no. 8.

..-- <SERE ~ r. THE position of the
~ Coz NsM rGrRfeoberg Company in its
AAnJTS.o Avn relation to the health of the
{oS "a CSs$gCEi " COMMUNITY is now fully es -.
~ ~ ri Elz l'ablished: and the admirable
| %sa;}F 49, eres of Grefenheeg Med
\ | W{ES ksEfa+ jcines are everywhere ia
\ \ vssSSsSS5typ>9/ king the lead II III Others
" E1PIsyA II In numerous portions of the
\psr,.-r6eSS/ country The Medical FacuI-
Nv ~ ty adopt these medicines in
their Precuce, satisfied, from ample tests, th"t by
their use they can mnre certainly combat DIS
EASE, IN ALL ITS FORMS. And not only do
Physicians sanction and encourage their use, but
the CLERGY, of every denomination, attest their
w0pderlll efficacy; and in NUMEROUS waysarec.
ommend them to the people oftheir charge, TIE
LEGAL PROFESSION testify to tho same thing,
in short the public at large hail the introduction
of these medicines public blessing. ..
There 0re over TEN THOUSAND AGENCIES
OF the Company in the United States, which are
not only profitable to the agents but Of vast bene-
fit to the Inhabitants. There should not be sin
gle town, village, or hamlet, without its Grefen.
berg Depot; and if this Bulletin is read where
there is no agency, appica ion shou ID be made Tor
one Immediately. .. az.
Certificates, almost without number, are on file
at the Office of the Company. testfying TO cures Of
the most astonishing kind; many of which have
been duly examined by ths following distinguished
gentlemen: Rev. n Bangs d. D.. Francis Hall
Esq, EX-Mayur Brady, ulfof New York.
The power of the GrGefenberg Medicines over
all bilious complaints no matter what their fJfIr
Or severity is a matter Of profound astonshmsnt
Let all, therefore, who are thus afflicted and who
would cleanse the system. resort at once 10 the cell
ebrated GRAEFENBGHG VEGETABLE PILLS
AND HEALTH BlFrERS. AT all events lei
them call at some one Of the agents and ret
pamphlet gratis, which will fully explain the whole
matter. . ...-. .. "a . ..-..
The General Agent for Missouri, and South
part of Illinois, is E. K. WOODWARD, St.
Louis, TO whom applications for agencies NAV
be addressed. a..
EDWARD BARTON, Secretary.
New York, September, 1918. .r- .'E
Sub-agent, Wa. R.SNELsoN. Fayotte.
II oPE a quantity of good hemp bale rope for
d q sale at cents per pound
j. D. PERRY, GInscow.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

fNHOsE WHO WANT TO ENJOY the eating
a Of good bowl of Mush and Milk or good
Soup. (say oyster soup for instance) or those who
wish to drink good cup of tea, should always
have genuine Silver Spoon to do it with Well
have got that sort, and as they are the cheapest
spoons that can be used in family, call and look
al my assortment
Bonneville Nov. o, 1913
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
NE w GROCERIES.

4 have just received per steamer I" Amelia" and
4 %" Mondan," a large addition TO my former
stock of Groceries, Liquors, &C., which completes
my fall and winter supply, 10 which | would in
vite the attention of purchasers in need Of arti'
ces in my line. My Stock is argernnd better as.
sorted than any other in town, and vii be Offered
''f A.' JNO D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
Pickles.

AoaG aFsGa Crushed Sugars.
Oh BARRELS Loaf and Crus he'd Sugars.
q bOALS Double refined Loaf 4" just re
Il coived and for sale by JNO. D. PERRY.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18

ASlNE and extra fine French cloths, cassimeres
and vestings, linen driliings sc. at unusual
ly low prices. +. -..v.-s.
BOON, TALBOT d. SMITH.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
Bacon,

REaCOIR.
A VERY superior lot Of sides, hams and shout
L "A dors in store, and for sale low by
r.N 90 J. D. PERRY
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Sod eegid

y one price, and no abatement.
HUGHES, BIRCH g. WARD,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-18
Howard EsfgHn school.
"A TETIE, NO,

4 II II Il, .'Io.
' VIE Mini Session of this Institution will
d commence on Monday, the 4lh day of Sep.
len'orr' ana continue Str Months. By a new ar
rangcment, the Academic Year is divided into two
sessions Of unequal lenglh-the one of Four and
me other Of Six mnnhs--and the terms are varied
IN corresponding ma nner. For the winter session.
the following are the . ... - =. -
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NEW-YORk TRIBUNE.


he pablo 10 Informed tins, the new Twenty
nSr aud One Dollar God Cons bespoken by
g ~ oiihe late Conrre. are soon to be issued.
NJ, ought IN have been out before tins time. II
~ BOT be tedious Job T. prepare the dies .or
., such coins. and bcside, the Gold Dolla- was
$3.50 sboa, the House while the proprie,v Of
,.bonIine iIs issoc was under discussion OF
.s,e there must have been dies Tor II, and 4 10
-sns with tie public 70 withhold 1t So long
there was an oversight IN the act author zing
.se Cons. Congress has habit, in ordering
,,,tAine 10 be engraved or printed Tor the public
sOd. 10 direct the apportioameDt Of certain COPE.
,,cng in own Members in order to their earlier
~ rore general diffusion among the People
Ms was overlooked in the Gold Coin bill. had
=, clause Of II directed the Treasurer Of the N NJ
= r,asmit couple OF the Double Eagle. and
, l,rer Of the Gold Dollars 70 each Membet, . be
=, nm put in circulation, the who.c People might,
AZ, got a sight Of the New Coins kim few
,<ls now it may be as many months We 81
~ ink the patriotism OF the Members " 10 mad
,,,,,s 10 the task suggested but the bal hap
,,,sd 70 be drawn by Gen. Mckay of Y. c who
h.s not take the liberal view Of the D.stritution
,0lry.
y, 10 unlacky that Three Cent Silver Coin
I'd %, been authorized by this bill. With such
coin almost any sum could be paid without a
-s,n to Copper. We trust another Congress
va %, pass without decreeing such q coin.
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IRELAND.
Case OF tsnvnu Duny.

panAa culffrl HisAes 90 lhs lfosNe
DcBLiS March -, lsio
Mr. DaHy has been removed to Richmond. Il being .
healthier prison than Ne~gste petition to Lord Clsr
eudon ia. been sot UP by the foreman Of Mr.. Dufys
Jury and signed by all the Jurors with the exception
of Mr. Burke requesting his Excelcncy t. stay all lar
TIER pruce, dngs against him and Get him at liberty
The Inhabitants Of Dublin have ready for signature
which 10 TO be presented To his ExceIeney when hed
~ requesting his liberation on account OF tue inPa"e
h. has given TO irish itersure-his maintenance OF tn'
rishts of Properiy-his "unlmPesehsole piiVA'e on'
scier 49," his honor. his beneyoence, snd MS ih'eEh
~ his long and severe imprsonmcu' oy "nlcn MS
health ha. teen seriously injured and n' properly de-
.royed The people Of Grenock and CARLISLE a's al
dressing Parliament in bis behalf Now that al the
other prisoners at liberty, people wonder and asa
whyi Mr. Duty carefully guarded. though q Jury
packed BY an adverse sheriff refused to convict
Catholic Clergyman Addressing Lord Clarendon through
the columns of the frsAndr si,fs the reason, wneh .
getting currency among the people have nesfd u
,ali over and again IN Ireland that you are sAo
Of Dufy tina, you dare not ADM, him to liberty -
and h. continues 10 this possible, 10 10 possible my
Lord. With your thirty thousand soidier'-~'n your
Judges. .herir. panel. and police-wth your imper's
treasury and more imperial dicistor'hiP-'hs' you
Lord { srenaon are actually sfrsd Of this young man
ot broken health and broken fortune Why. ~ -
citing the very suspicion, you raise him !" place
among giants None Of your pfedeee"o' since IN.
Union had power. 80 large have been entrusted 10
YOU few Of them bad prrensions 70 ststssmsn'nlP "
snowy snd ambitious yet with all these sdVanisse'n
IL possible that prisoner without wealth OF po'oh
or any weapon but HE Intellect and not yet of mature
age q. an opponent before whom you tremvie an co
envy whom you dare not allow outside bis dungeon
door.f The most formidable nsure IN the DIS
tory Of your r,h reign vi not BE- Clarendon the con
queror but the m before whom the conqleror co~eo
If any u AZ you ralse ~ such an emnenee
Day by day the feeling la Mr.. DsfJs favor I" Dc
coming deeper everything has tended to inefe"e"
III. dislike 20 receive pecunisry assistance rom tie
public hss sds friends Tor him in Plsees where 10
,hlps el,e would avail him with men VINO LOOK upon
patriotism ms mercantile speculation and de'pi'e
and ID. professor, In consequence and sc'e "no 'nrf
he mi.ht have received Il not only without blame ou'
prd. regard his refusal the exec" OF aviftae 100
much needed 10 ireland. II the Government brnss
hin, 70 tri. ssin al scqai,,.l confidently reehoned
In ard b. be- Oct tree BY verdict Of his fellow citizens
would be- Infinitely more pleasing TO him than ~ be the
OBJ ,ect " vice regal eleneney. Nm
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rRANCE.
Kleetisa Of Cemmittees

Tho union between tbs Election Committee o. TIE 10
.r,uts OF which NM Psgnerre. BartheAmy - hll.ire
ana other -mbers Of the moderate Republican parry
are members aud the bonspartist Repus'ieAn Commi'
Tee formed under the acsptccs OF n Naposrn pous
oar,e sppesrs 10 have actually taken pace Inc r,o
cio.l diculty In the way Of arrangement was Ia tne
choice Of q President u Napoleon B1aspsrfe wished
the Presidency should be retervei for BUN vniee me
oaers r.fus-d a. the efec. would be ~ msa- u 700 dc
ciiediy BonapArtst IL has nov been hrsnfed tsA'
they shsn h.v. no Pr-sideu, hthsrto Nspoleoe
B,nspat. slihoosh he hs seesp'ed tne emosssy q
x.drid postpone ME departure from day 70 DAY IN
no sa.d thai be- will 10 sev days. for ne vs'pss
On .rrsnsins ct Msdd the affair OF The insrvennoo OF
sosn in favor Of the Pops. but that he u rctvrn 70
p.ris IN i'm. for th. elections 10 connection her-vn
ve nav. uuce heard that divisions are creeping 10
snoug the Rae de Pol,iers Club and the Ihsrs party
ne Bonspsrnsts arc sspsrssins from the eiao, sho
s.I.vlls ana De R.musst srt sepsrssios from lhefs
80, ia l..de, The C1seHsfie,aaL his organ, hai
become the otscis organ Of tse Government
R.eeuttss Of the Mnrderers sf Gea. bree.
tn. following dstsils u the execution OF the nHr
-r,s of General Brcs appear In the letter Of CORE
,,,a-nt dated the i7th instant - The morn ing .
.h, o'clock too Of the assassns OF General Brea
.,,eu-d 81 the Bsrrt.re de FOntainbesu IL vili b
remembered that n.sry twenty persons ned bees coo
vie,sd Of being parties 10 this dreadful murder ~
that the whole Of them we're sentenced 10 ditsrer
farms Of imprisoonsnt With The exception Of fv'
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A Growl from Wa.hiugtSu.

WAsHISSroS Thursday, Apru D
f.Gc Editor Of The T',bsse:
sIs-Unlem the wings organize Immediately
4, sheir primary assemblies and express 10 tones not
V mistaken the necessity and the demand for kots
N in Office assure you Sir. that scheme on foot
ecuver oil the Civil appointments Of the Union Into
=. ..me tenure as Army, Navy. Marine. Revenue and
,,s,ei.ry are held-vil Life Estates will most
.-dy be carried out-st least TO the extent that Gen
fu or and his Influence can carry II out The ia'h-s
4 ne project are sAd 70 DO Peter v hssner' ADJ
IN Jooes Secretary Meredith. CoL Bliss, Mr.
sr,s Senator J. Davis and Attorney General Rev
-, Johnson They arc backed by all the Influences
"a ve,sht Of tho mosi cossummate couruers aud
a.. boIders oftbe CITY Of Washington and the srg"r
-. Yours. truly, WHlG
TNr. Wing why don't you profit by our
,,,use, and keep cool W never felt better,
,,a don't mean to fret the least atom whether
"a re-, in or keep out. Should the New Admin
<v,t,oo 20 ahea and put good Wings IN place
x.o. 20 GOOD Loco Focos generally, We shat be
~ Of IT, II it does otherwise, we shall be not
v.ll pleased, but shall consider tbs. the Wing
,,,,y in view Of the Philadelphia business, and
yrsvas NoPGty letters, is treated about as
veil a il deserved to be. 50 We g IN Tor keep
,ng cool Why not The time to fesst this
not-altsa Wig policy with effect w"a iull year
ago Nos ls Us make the best Of what " have.
Let m here add that We know nothing what
srer Of the truth Of A Wing . allegations as t.
tie particular Individuals who are charged with
,sofins the Liie-Oftce policy. and presume a
Wig knows very little more than We do W.
ave chosen to print hIs letter just as It reached
a l,l but the private note giving his nsme) "
rder 70 make fitting remarks upon IT. We con
,ser bis parade OF names mere gossip and advis'
....A.-. NJ, 10 ra,, ard N --IE1