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HxYEaEHoEs.

Hon. John Y. MasonJ.
DR. Il. p. Scott speaker Of the Senate Of Virginia.
Thomas J. Randolph, esq., AbemaIej
Dr. Armistead Cook Portsmouth
Robert q. SanaId, esq, Richm0ndj . .t.M
WIN. IL Harrison, esd Prince 0eorgei
WIN. H. Tayloe esq, Mount Abyi
Richard Baylor ESQ., Essex .r# B.. i. ....... n
Andrew Hunter, esq., Jeferson .I
Clayton c. Coleman esq. Louisa; u ...
John Tabb, esq. Gloucester
WIN. H. Roy, ESQ.,. Glouceseri r#
Hon Robert M. +. Hunter, Essex,
Right Nicholas Cobbs, ID. d., Bishop Of Alabama
Hon Thomas H. Bayiy, NC; N I #l... .Ia.
Judge Daniel Coleman, Alabama
Hon James A. Seldom M. C.i T lfaH #a"- .#as
Gen. Bernard Peyton,s Richmond;
Hon. james M. Mason Frederick $3.50 sN
Rev WIN. Friend, Port Royal LII. e..
John X. Bryan, esq, Gloucester; #. ...t" ~.
Thomas 3. Gholson, esq., Petersburg; HE.. . E.n..
Miers w. Fisher ESQ., Northampton;
John w. Tyler, esq., Wanenoni
George y. Wilkins, esq, Northampton; ~.
Francis Z. Rives, esq, Petersburg.
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..... New Music.
lust RECEIVED
Of 18th street. Pennsylvania the following and
ufu music which viii be sold reduced prceour
pare. VIM FISCHER
The Fashion PokaI by II. d. Hewitt.
r. Townsend Grand Military Polka performed by Fonesters
band.
The Nova Scotia VALUES by winterbottom.
Quadlles rom Meyerbeers the Prophet
sK Easy Rondo designed studies for young beginners by D.
c. Czerny.
The celebrated Russian Fair Minka," by
X. Chuaa.
Six Amusemenu Eiegante by Chas. yoss.
Rosa Lee, with variations by Chas. Grobe.
Mary Blame, do do
Lucila Polka BY do
The Aurora Waltz, for guitar, solo.
La Gazza Lads fantastic composed by Henri Rossellen
When Morning beans, IN think thessn admired song; by
Geo. p. Benkert.
win thy Smile composed by Beilak
Merry Gypsy Girl again. arranged for the guitar composed by
Glover.
Placid Lake. for guitars composed by NJ.
Oct IL
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uUMEs's History OF England, from The invasion OF
IL Julius Cesar 10 the abdcaon Ct James be completed
sir small volumes, with large typeunom with
Of Mscaulays History Of Enssndvos and Just pubshed
price 6ok cents per volume. N
septm PRANCK TAYLOR.
Ccscnsss wATER-A fresh supply r.; received Nd for
Dec. a-dn Corner Of lfh ard Esussn,
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WATSON q RENwICIx,
PATENT AGENTS,

F street. opposite The Patent Office. Washington d. c.,
DRoCURE the United States and foreign
ue and give advice on all questions arising under the patent
law.
ooRREsPoSDKsrs TO H
Edmund Burke, late Commissioner Of Patents.
Hon James d. westco h chairman Of Commsscs % Senate
Patents. l.I.t..- tfIUnt MICA.
Gouvemeur kemble, esq, West Point foundry. l1.a
james Renwick, LII d., New York. isaatI ..-ar e
Henry Brevoort, esq, Glendon Iron Works. Boston,
II. r. Dunbar Co, steam engine builders New York.
Hon. Thomas Corwn.
b. d. French, president Magnetic Telegraph Company.
roRsIos ooRRKsrospEsrs
Richard Creed esq London and Birmingham Railroad Company,
London
Edward Sabine n 3d. Lieu,enan, Colonel Royal Engineer,
woolwich w
Michel oheyae rgeneur and Robert Walsh esq,
Paris. Nov 19-3aw6w
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Genuemen either have presen, have wards
members OF the Institution. ..s EsE.a.
y Sep 2-u Intel
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Chslera--Treatment and Preventive.

Chsiera-Treatlnent and Preventive.
MATES ITALIAN vESETABLE rANAGEA TONIC
Bile Ingredients totally free from any mineral substance,
" prescribed BY Amat
bilious complaints, dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
efecual in these submitted remedy those
sS @ % By The and a.
10 Music saloon, Penn
syvana avenue llt Streets principal
drug stores in ne city q Wasans,on and
certificates accompany panacea Avery
promptly attended An communicated. Be postpaid
Aug. 3-lawn SAMUEL CAhUsf 4 co.
GENCY, ws.hinston.-The undersigned late Of the in
ces o mail eonac,o generally and 70 those Of Inc
section with ss that his re- from Once
iained in e depameui for honesty capacity and nde and
business. OF every nature,
WIN Be T ME SPSES s
Iuy4-da late offoa ones Department
NOTICE-Tbe subscriber begs the
rope and from he css q s and experiences
' sss yss him s w s, S
prepared swsly and gems. silver
him in his section q hs country His eusiome" are respectfully
requested TO leave their orders with o.rn ,,rvuopry @
Penn. avenue between 9th and ION streets.
fed that the October s4s Of the circuit superior court
Of and chancep for county Of Prince George and State Of
loW. @Sa x Mead. and ho%s. n psss who are appoint"
Be published fols~ IN one o. e newspapers paSsssd IN the
city q washington and posted At The front door q the court house
q. county q Prince eses virginia. forward and claim
county George day Of e
term q nj. court o. The court w proceed distribute eir shares
TH0s. n. DANIEL,
Nov 22-dow Commissioners, &C.
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NJ the Pres,dent Of the unitsd states.


IN pafnsnce Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
United States hereby declare thai
public saes w ,. held Al the undemenaoned oces
Mhs land once al BATEsvLB, commencing on Monday the
seventh day Of January Hrt for the dspoa Of public
ssed Within ne aforementioned townships, viz;
Nevh fss Sss tine and wsa Of the Jnh principal meridian
Township two, Of range three
Township two ofranse four.
Norfh ef ne b@s line and east Of the fin principal meridian
and a FAYETTEvILLE, commencing on Monday
the oueeHh day Of january for e disposal Of the public
lands within he following named township viz;
Nsfh e Ne base line, and @ the fh principal meridian
Attire lana LITTLE ROCK commencing On Monday,
The ht day Of January NEXT the disposal Of public
lands situated within the aforementioned township,
Sosh " ne base line and wsst Of he I'm principal meridian
,Tcwnshp sx, q range fourteen:
Tkeo1dng ne lands win be commenced ON
been nc e thus closed hut NO se hall i y h ssu
lands WI Se Admitted until ser the expiration Of ne two any ss q e
Given the Of Washington fifteenth dav
Of spens ammo Domini one thousand eight hundred r
By the President,
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTToN CLAIMANTS
land. % ownp ana AZ pa q S1. e amy o. @
required 20 establish me the satisfaction Of register
seen - vseatis ar seeing neuce day ap
pointed r the Of the public en-
=. o"erw''e suIh S'nl% WI es loIe'ed
80, Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Roa IA. house and lot occupied BY O. d,:gnss
TASxsas 'A'sr'
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pIBANDs Isces. gimps, buttons, jus, re-
IL ceved choice Of fall goods, selected
attention ladies specially invited In nbands
Paris embroidered
Brocade and super satin
Fine gauze and cap
Fancy satin neck
Colored embroidered velvcs
Narrow trimmings
In Rmps and buttons,
Coored French cable gimp
Jenny Lind braid
Jacquercd, imperial, and zephyr braid
Barrel, net, daisy, and roche buttons
large face flowers bonnet
caps, handkerchief, general variety fancy articles
Also large assortment Of lace goods Of yaous qualities and
patterns J. n A. TATE
Oct l0-eo3t Successors 10 J. r. Il c. King
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

Faculty OF Physic.--session OF $4,000.
THE Lectures will Monday, 2sh October
until the 18th Of March ensuing.
Chemistry and Phamacy-WILLAM T. A. AKEx, M D., LIZ d.
surgery--NATHAN r. SIXTH. ..
Therapeutics, d.
Anatomy and Physology-JosKPH RoBY M. ID.
Theory and Of Medicine-WILLIAn POWELL, NJ d.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chidren-RicHARp II.
THOMAS, NJ. D..
Pathology Demonstration Of AnaiomyGEoRer W.
MILTKsBERaER.
Clinical Surgery every
the Baltimore Inhmary opposite the Medical College The
win opened under the
Fees 500 Comfortable
obtained vicinity Medical College 81 50
90 so per week. WILLIAM L. A. AIKEN,
Ang l5-2awtNov1 Dean Of the Faculty.
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AGENCY OF CLAIMS.

AGENCY OF CLAIMS.
connection with the having ceased, propose
which my long expert
aasn and sney or my .yees sspecs % The ea,
body O mail and po.imae whetcr
part heretofore transacted
% oee whist so. ss
Treasury Or Wm pspamsn, To these official and cthsr friends.
duce employ and indeed, 70 at only for
ai md
characterized; Trust, my whole ohcial conduct
Nov 9O-eodim Late Auditor ?. Q. Department
Mr.. A. DE vAUDRIcoURr beg. leave 60 inform the
Pa0e ans y s ~ s oesss
Italian, spanish languages piano
viii applying Il. residences amy
ID next door 70 Gbsons Academy Day music store, and
m5 1., An nd SON. stationery store
attend to s q sa@ an SeIs congress and the
Office and dwelling street, between 9th and 10Th Streets
Phonosapny during he ps season IN several schools n ms
city, continues to give private Instruction s At his room mt q
s9% on Fem" ' ' sS
I KNOX WALKER win practise law In the supreme
G. % b. e' And attend 70 s
Man, i i5"G ''' t0'''"'''' N'' "''s''''
SERvANTs.-wanted. a male servant and a good
bring good Inquire this once
HANS AsDERsESs STORY BOOK for cniidren,
III
May ao.ia Story scos Win ,";.,,,,s". vol,
Dec N FRANCK TAYLOR.
SHAvIN sOAP-on hand and for sale, small quantity The
N NspIes ompond shaving Soap This compound may be de-
pended upon n quality Of protecting the
ION which win result in Obtaining sacc capable Of 70
sins chappng Put up in neat porcelain jars.
For sale by VIM FISCHER
JUVENILE Books for received from every
publisher in The country and comprising
books for young people, beautifully got in the printing and bind
ing, and for sale AZ northern prices
TAYLOR q MAURY,
Dec ~ tt Booksellers, ON street.
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III rs 5nRara CoAooxd Ac4dsmy.
THE session % s institution win Commences the Leo d DC
n wM; COLEMAN LEM 4, NJ, Principal.
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Superior Old Brandy.
THE subscriber Just very superior Brandy
Of the vintage Of s2s purchased expressly medicinal pu
Families wishing
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
IA .. CHAMPAGNEs. rr
Schreder Cock and Crown
Heidsieck Duca Grape
Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together with choice Wines Liquors.
Segars, Tobacco, &c. JOSEPH WRIGHT
Aug ll-eodlm Penn. avenue, 18th street
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTroN CLAIMANTS

EyeU peuon entitled the right Of pre- empuon any
ands within e townships and townships
rsguired 70 establish The same 70 the satisfaction Of the register and
receiver o. the proper land ONCE and make
acabit sfter seeing this appointed
for The Of the public sale
usc chained, otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
1.Lt - 49, ~. j. BUTTERFTELD,
Sep. S-iswl3w -
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BENJAMIN p. Worcester teacher
Photography during the this
city, Instruction his mrs @.
Gopn Penn between 9Th and 7h reasonable
Sept 9-1awn
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JUVENILE Books for PrcsentsJust received from every
publisher in The country and comprising
books for young people, beautifully MP printing
ing and for sale AZ northern prices.
TAYLOR MAURy,
Dec ~ .l -a' Booksellers, ON
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I'm psnsaass q law, ZACHARY TAYLOR. Prasidsai q the
United q Anerca, hereby declare known
si pubic viii hed a undermentoned ocss in
ne stsis MICHIGAN a. the periods hereinafter designated,
a. i-a once GEHEsEE, eommsaens Monday. ,hs
seventh day January the Of tho public lands situated
within he following named sections and OF sections 70 wt
NorA N ne base line and east Of the principal meridian
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CERvANTs.-wsnted,s male servant and . good
y cook, do the Of family None will be employed
who bring good Inquire at This ONCE
Nov 2l--i6 - II
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James q. Berret
WILL attend prosecution Of claims before Congress
w various executive departments Of the government.
Office and dwelling street, between 9th and 10th
Oct
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sTs s ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS: Il NJ T. s s%%
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and SW, X 81 u NV. K and Sc. o. sW
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sss y sw; 81 i. n iy sE : *. ne NJ
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sM' fi7i Isl Is; sE. nj *, N. and
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~ ny NJ. ............s..... ut. 81 NJ, II. eW
I; p Sc IN. u To- I2.............T. 81 N, r. low
Lands appropriated by law for schools, military
other purposes, win be excluded from the sales.
eodcnng of above lands viii be
spponf and the order In which
with al convenient Dispatch until the whole shall have been Offer
cd snd the sales IN closed But sale shall be
than private entry any Of win
mitfed until amer the expiration Of he weeks
Given under hand at the Of Washington this ccn
September Domini thousand eight hundred and
mine. 'a1f'fii ~. WI f-asI rrr -
z. TAYLOR.
By the President; ".s ...
Commissoner of The General Land Once
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14
Gre OelegropI),
c. L. SHOLES. EDITOR.
Friday, December II, 1870.
TO PARENTS.

We have Frequently heard Of the bad behav-
,or Of our bnjs in the streets, and much as we
would like TO conceal the fact, we are Obliged
20 acknowledge that we have an impudent and
dnruly set OF boys. We hope no village is un-
der the necessity OF regretting that their youth
ire worse than ours. Who that is at all conver-
SAINT with the character of our youth, but will
| DC compelled to admit that our streets are too
often disgraced with their broils. Pity the un-
fortunate wight who, in coming in from the
country has forgotten his wife and his children.
| his pledges and his sober habts-lo! the bows
aave found him and are holding reve with the
remnant ofthe reason-deserted man. They are
! 'oady to insult Youth and Beauty by Gay, and
iray Hairs at night. Riot'ng is their pastime
| Upsctting barrels and boxes, breaking stoves
and windows, and Removing signs. is the ham
dy work Of their nightly hours Parents,
does your boy stay al home in the evening, or is
| ne in the street? The instruction which he
gets in the evening in the street is fitting him
for scenes you little dream of now. Overhaul
with me the calendar of crime, and YOU will
find that nine out of ten of the young men who
figure in those disgraceful records, commenced
their downward career, by
SPENDING THEIR EVENINGS II TIE STREETS.
Here, in hanging around grog-shops and beer
hoIcs, shutting the fumes Tobacco and whiskey.
they learn to smoke and tpplc, and thus spread
the contagion among those younger boys, whofor
the first time are now beginning tostay out
LATE AT NIGHT.
Parents, if your boys are in the habit Of stay
ing out in the evening when you think they are
at home, you may learn from this cause why
they do not succeed better in their studies. and
instead Of complaining that they DO not learn
better at school--wondcr, that they learn at all
What time does boy have to study in these
short days, if not in the evening In.
sist, then, uron their remaining at hc.no and
studying in the evening, if you wish them to
make progress in those studies in youth which
shall fit them for usefulness in a ripper age
then yon will not only be benefti;ng YOUR chill
dren and encouraging their teacher, but YOU will
be laying mp in store for Yourself, happy hours
10 be derived from the reflection that your chill
dren are ornaments to their friends and uscfaJ
to all around. c
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COLD WINTER Is IIEREl

Christmas is coming, and tho cola blasts of
Boroas will soon usher in the morning Of a New
Year day, and when these who have plenty end
to sfare are rejoicing over comfortable fires in
warm houses, let them not forget that the cold
storms OF Winter will be here with its icy bands
before the poverty stricken widows and intcro-
porate husbands have secured theft winter fuel
Then, all! lack-a-day, how their roor innoccn,
children will suffer with hunger and cold, unless
the feeling heart is moved Shall the innocent
Child suffer ior the sins Of an iInproyident parent?
This Is question, which, while it is warmly
! discussed in theology, needs but one solution in
world where all think themselves good Chris
tians, or acknowledge it as the law to bia1 them.
90 too, tncn, &c rich men who have enough or
this worlds goods and to sraro-comc out We
nice ladies' from lie carpeted and richly furnish
ed Farors, and seek out the abodcs of sqnalor
poverty and filth, render consolation to the sick.
give bread to tie hungry, and clothes 10 the ma
hed, and tacn when tic Grta, Master shall al
" when saw We thee hungry or naked '-yoll can
say, we saw our fellows sick and hangry and
naked, and we conforted, fed and clothed tkcm.
Then will the Master answer, "inasmach as We
did il to them, you did it to me-" Then Won will
have no need Of hunting w old hopes Of chris
tan faith, you will have TIC duplicate Of tile
to Heaven in your pocket G
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14
Glfe 1usllronce.
BY THE
Knox Insurance COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500 600!
yINCENNEs. STATE OF INDIANA.

VEVHlS Company is now repaired to insure
81 Ives, grant endowment and annunities
he foil ON ing are among the benefits conitred
by insuing IA this of ce;
Premiums amounting 10 $50 and upwards
Pa! . bic tnf hall IL cash, md he balance in
ole OF ~ onths, rrewahle, with six PEI cen:.
lnt:iest, & The premium may be monthly in i'd
vance.
Insurance effected IN this Office uron the life
OF the husband, free from all Lands Of credit
orS.
Creditors may insure the lives Of debtors, and
debors ihef own lives for the benefit OF crdt-
ors.
Naval and Military Officers, Masters and Mates
OF boats, vessels, and indeed all G. asses, may at
'his office secure their families gainst want at
the lowest rates OF premium.
Premiums low er than Mutual ComUaniFs
No responi ibtllty to the Insurers beyond the
pa men. OF the premium.
No risk o. Partnership with all classes of per-
sons and its serious consequences.
No liability 10 have the sum insured reduced,
or to make farther contribution in case OF mortal
uy beyond The estimated average.
The certainty Of having every claim paid 10
soon substantial, Whatever extraordinary mor
tally may take place.
The semI.annual payment Of premiums, end
thirty days grace allowed the assured on the re-
uewal of premiums
i MS company allow the insured more liberal
travelling privileges and longer residence in
The Southern States than any similar institution
IN the country.
4 person insured in THIS company. has the priv
ege OF travelling on land, rivers lakes or lnlan nd
seas, and OF residing in any Of tie States or Ter
ritones of his Unior, or he British Provinces
OF North America during the entire year, ex-
rept from the FIRST day of August to The first day
OF November during which period, the insured
are not allowed /" travel reside south OF the
norIhen b. undary Of the State of Mississippi,
"nle"s PERMISSION IS previously obtained.
The company does not exempt itself from he
payment OF a policy if the assured should die by
his own hand, which is a consideration of great
Importance TO The creditor " no nsurcs the life Of
debtor, well as 10 i wife lusuiing The lie of
her hu sband
TAe insured will be allowed to make voyage
out ard home Il and from any poII on The cont.
ucnt Of Eufope. for an extra charge of - per
cent.
Steamboat r.en engaged in navigating the
western waters viii be nsurd at The regular
No ore lie will be taken by this company :or
4 greater sum than $4,000,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

CHEAP PosTAGE.--Tbere is no doubt bpt
that Congress will take some action and make
some alteration in the Postage Laws. We are
convinced Of this, both from the proviops action
OF Congress and the recommendation Of the
Post Master General The whole country calls
tor lt--givc lis two cents postage Prepaid for all
letters and all distances.
We have not time now 10 saw ali W, wish 70
say upon the subject, and will now ojva ~ ~.
P?tasiy2 OF our views as far as it treats. the fol-
loving extract from a Circular of the New.
York Chaap Postage Association:
" Instead, then, of five or three cer;s. wo co,-
tend Tor uniform rate OF TWO CENTS. rrr-raid
ms, We think, vii. be 50 low as to q f, corn.
petition, and sufficiently high to Weld rn nrnrla
revenue for the support Ct the Post Office De-.
Fartment. Two cents for half an ounce j. . r,,ta
which no one viii feel 10 b. blrl,n--and M
express VIII think CT carrying letters lower tba9
THIS hence the whole corraspondcnce of tho
country VIII II a short time be brought 10 the
PoSt Once and, instead Of receiving ONLY for.
ty-el9At millions, 4. in last year, thera will loss
through The Post Office, in less than five wears.
al least, Two hundred millions DrrannHm. This
number VIII yield tho Department a reyaDoo IF
tour millions 0! dollars, a larger amount than
fi"s ever o1ea receiycd rem iltt-Is in one wear.
since lis establishments
We recommend two ce,i.. r.r-.,:f he
cause i viii sac Tic y ,altmnn, 2, l,,.., ~,
hundred and fifty talusaHL ! !ags. wi.,rs, i ro,,
!coscs, on dcal ,te,s; I.- b15:l.s is r,..t.~ .i
y and simplicity, j. will I. 4 sa,..... Il ..5-r--
When stamps come 20 b3 generally used. IL,
they VIII b.. ii the r.C-.rlyir.r fl,,, >. .l,... 4
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-12-14

A drove of thirty-fve negroes--black cattle.
but not hCrned-were forwarded per boat yeser-
day 10 New Orleans. Il better conditioned lot
never appeared in market. Ii will doubtless
command high rates. It was walked on boatd
the steamer only at the moment she tapped her
last bell, owing, il is believed TO the risks BY fire.
stream OF sparks, in close proximity to thirty
Eve little bales of wool, might possibly have caus-
ed going of. The lot appeared affected in
various ways. Some were sioical; others, may
be unused to the lolting of q steamer in backing
ont, allowed their faces TO spread themselves
horrible expansion of muscles, iaceliously dub
bed a grin--wbilst others again displayed little
fountains, starting some distance below the wool.
and marking the cheeks az they trickled down
Alas that all marketable wool is not goat
wool
IL To the above, from the 81 Lo,ds Rereil-
Ie OF December Cd, we hardly know what to say
A more malicious, black hearted specimen OF
diabohcal hatred to humanity, never fell under
our view. We hope the fellow who penn2d and
indited the internal thoughts, does not have the
insolence ind impudcnce TO walk perpendicular
y through tbs world, unless he has the rear pro-
lection, with the proper taIonical finish to his
eXtremetes, TO batray his origin and character
to the inhabitants Ct the city whom he outrages
by moring amongst. We do not wonder that
St. Louis takes the palm :or murders and mutt
MES, forgeries and fires, rapes and robbcries,
rows and riots, suicides aud scdrcticrs and the
whole catalogue Of vices and violence in the
world, if such fellow has any influence in Civ
ing tone to its character and conduct.
But, as we said at the outset, VIC cannot do
the subject justice, we wish WRlGur of the
ChronotyPc, would take hold Of him and tru his
hand.
a. Two murders, one suicide, three or four
Onrgleres and robbereS, all in one week, viii
go great way in establishing tie character Of
our city-Sl Louis R3rsilje of the 6h.