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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28
Pork |!

HOME Made Pork, Corn fed, and saltcd For
sale by the biol or pound,
GEO. Z. ATWATER
Jan 81, 1850, w3lu
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28

EEOs5ON, Now : OEN, &C.
BY TIE WAY OF TgINDSOR, TT.
Rai}road from Boston 10 wells Rjrrr, and
to Burlington, V.--Thropgh Tickets to
Stations on the PasSumpsic and the Ter
mont Central Raiiroud.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-06-28
Railroads.
VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement.

E4 E4s - I; I -: = g.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15
SOUTHERN CONVENTION.

The Alabama Legislature have appointed the whole num-
Der Of Delegates to the Nashville Convention They
said TO be able prudent hghtoned gentlemen As the Mont
gomcry Advertiser says;
Alabama where she ought to be- side BY side with Mis-
sissippi Virginia. Georgia and South Carolina Tho other
Southern States will be there The unanity in
the South the more hope tho Union and the Constitution
which devoutly hope weather the storm with ~hich
i, s now threatened BY Northern fanatcism"
For tha frst CONGRESSIONAL Dstrc-Willam D. Dunn of
Mobiles IT, B. Bethea of Wilcox; Burweil boyKn, OF Mooiie
Robert v Montague, of Marengo,
For the Sseond.-Gen. George W. Gunn JEFFERSON nuioro
Reuben C. Shorter and Hon. George Goldtnwate. ,.
For the Thrd-Howel Rose, OF Goose; Jonn " mn.eI
of Dallas; Andrew B. Moore of Perry William o. rMips
Of Dallas.
For hs Fourta-Newton L. Whitfield, Of Tuscaloosa
Josua L. Martini Of Tuscaloosa John Erwin, OF dreene
Joseph w. Taylor Of Greons.
For tie Fyfih-Danicl Coleman OF Limestone yesse
Garth of Aorgan William Cooper OF Franklin james o.
Weakly Of Lauderdalo, r..u
Gee, of Marshall James NJ. Greene, OF JaeXsoh w. "
Winston, Of DeKab. rhor,.,
For he Sepent-Alexander White of Talladega ihomas
a; Walker, of Benton & George >. "a'aen' u o"'''~
Tho Convention then proceeded the eecon OF egnt
eaaes for the State at large when the gentlemen were
sen: ~ ~,
Hon. Benjaman Fitzpatrick, of Autauga non. a Sonm
Camnbel Of Mobile; Hon. VIM NJ. Murphy, OF Greene
Hon. Thomas Judge of Lowndes; Hon. John A. Winston
of Sumter; Hon. L. p Walker, OF Lauderaae; M: non
Nicholas Davis of Limestone Hon. James Aoercromoie
of Russell.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15
To the Editors Of the Enquirer.

To the Editors Of the Enquirer. ,-o
WAeHrsorox FEBRUARY II, 1850.
Dear Sir perceive that Mr.. Segar Of the House of De-
egate has stated in debate that the late Secretary OF the
Treasury appointed but Wing to Office during his tern
md that he was forced recall that appointment This is
the fact Mr. Segar has been led into error MI walker
appointed thirteen Wings office in the Treasury Depart
men, and promoted others could name all OF them ne
ccssay but will controvert such an absurd declaration
in the premises They show for themselves and are here
proprid persona Suffice that name Mr. Williams OF George
town. appointed by Mr. Walker at $1,000 per annum % ana
then he promoted him 400 per annum and Mr. Har-
ringon who enjoyed he deserved the entire confidence
of Mr.. Walker. Mr. H. is the Chief Clerk TO me AS
ssast Secretary of the Treasury Why sir could DUMB
found Mr. Segar felt disposed to do so but let this an
for the present Mr. Walker needs no euogy from me
of his conduct while in office. The unexamped ability
which marked his course fully identified with the success
of his financial measures and happy will the country oe II
the same economy and will follow in the wake OF
This Wig administration me, Messrs Editors TINS
Federal Administration made up of the odds and ends 81
Whigs Mexican sympahizers and blue light tories Of 1917
and ia At one time Of his l Mr. Clay did say Of such
men, ha they soed the carpet upon which tney s.ooo
and yet the principles of the cabinet OF General are
but shade brighter than the dark days Of the Hartford Con-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

senton times II is such md their dongs that Mr.
segar and Mr. Symc stand up defend Mr.: Clay knew
'heh all IN days OF yore but now is ,ni ricordo
fours JACOB FAITHFUL, in.
The above Is confirmed by the Portsmouth Pilot, US fol-
lows
20 Mr. Joseph Segar, the delegate from Hampton, made
an assertion in the House of Delegates last week which
we cannot permit 10 pass uncontradiced He stated thai
put one wing had been appointed office under Mr. Poks
administration We know this be IN entire and absolute
mistake 10 our certain knowledge wings of the de
ermncd stamp placed in fat offices at Washington to
the exclusion OF Democrats when all other things were
equal We know ting men, and can name them with their
salaries.
FREE MASONS
We understand that the Masons are coming in great force
from all parts of the State participate in tho ceremonies
OF the 22d inst The Portsmouth Pilot publishes the follow
ing letter OF invitation from the Grand Lodge 10 the Master
Of the Lodge in that town.
- RIcHMoHp, JAN. 26, 1850.
Jtor Sir and Bro
The people of Virginia having authorized the erection of
Monument IN this City TO tho memory OF the Ilustrous
Washington, and the Governor of tho State having invited
the Masonic body participate in the interesting ceremo
nies of the OCCASION the Grand Lodge Virginia did i,s
all necessary previous arrangementand having been in
formed by the Governor that the of tho Monu
ment will be laid the 22d day of February 1885, we re-
specttuy invite and all the members of your Lodge
be then present and TO unite part of tho Grand Lodge
the State in rendering homage the signal virtues and
enduring devotion 10 the Of Order Of this the
first Of the Great and Good mon the world has ever known
Respectfully and fraernally
ROBERT G. SCOTT,
JAMES EVANS,
WIN. A. PATTESON,
JOHN DOVE
D. NJ. CRUTCHFIELD
JAMES A. LEITCH
CHARLES A. GRICE.
To IJor Master Of No. 100.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

~ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES: AT SuperlOr Court Q! Chan'
Richmond Circuit held the State Court House. IN
y Richmond Tuesday January 1880 Mary Ann Gill.
aa Edward Gilman, who by William Wayne her next
bend. Plaintiff
against
Edward Gilman, Defendant
the defendant having appeared answered the
'nf, bill Sidney Baxter ESQ., Attorney General Of the Com.
laSe entered appearance behalf of the Commonwealth
E permitted defend this the Of the Commonwealth
and Of the act Of the General Assembly ened
n prescribing regulations govern applications for d
tea alrmon. and dvorcng Robert Moran from his
fle, LYDIA passed the 18th day of March, 1913
And appearing that the notice the defendant OF the
and the deposons his cause was not served per-
the said defendant and that recent inquiry ne eanno,
sun and further appearing by the affidavit Of witness that the
AID defendant probably this time residing within the ursdlc
ION OF hs court ordered that further time be allowed him 10
ear and defend this and that copy Of this order be published for
a weeks succey the newspapers printed in the City
Rchond and the said defendant shall a or before
expiration Of that and defend this suit the court will proceed
% hnal decree in the without further delay.
Copy. 1rse POWHATAN ROBERTS, Clerk
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15
"WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 18TH, 1850.


The SPEAKER announced the following Committees TO
Jointly with the Committees Of the House OF Delegates
Committee Of Reception -Messrs Kinney, ShacKeiord,
Pitts Edmiston, French, Darlington and Daniel
Committee for laying the Corner Stone:-messrs hives,
Stanard Amber Harvey Deneale Turner and Cowen.
The bill for Incorporating the Mutual Insurance Compa-
ny of Berkeley county, taken up and passed
On motion Of Mr. FRY the bill incorporating the Wini.
fred Mining and Manufacturing Company, was taken up and
passed.
The bill re-arrnnging the lsh 10Th and 10Th Circuits and
creating Circuit, wns taken up, on motion OF Mr
FRY i was advocated by Messrs FRY, CARLILE, KIN
NEY and EDMISTON, and opposed by Mr. WOOD. The
bill then passed
On motion of MIR. TATE, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
PRAYER by tho Rev. Edward Kingsford, of the Bapis
Church
Mr.. FERGUSON, from the Committee for Courts of Jus
ce presented report upon the petition of James Temple
guardian of Mary F. and John r Land for authority sci
certain real estate.
Mr.. CARTER from the Committee of Schools presented
bill making loan from the literary fund the trustees
Fairfax Academy in Culpeper.
Mr.. JONES Of c., from the Committee OF Propositions
presented reports upon the petitions and remonsances
citizens of Accomac relative the oyster laws and of ct
of Buffalo for the extension of its corporate limits
also bill TO change part of the line dividing the county
Fayette from the county OF kanawha.
Mr. LAYNE, from the Committee of Claims presented
bill for the relief Of Thomas Green.
Mr. McCUE according ORDER presented bill to incor
porae the Staunton and North River Turnpike Company
REVOLUTIONS.
By Mr.. WILLS. That the Committee of Propositions en-
qure into the expediency of amending the charter OF I'M
ynchburg Hose and Fire Insurance Company as to
ze said company make marine assurances both oy sea ahe
inland navigation generally
By Mr. WATSON-That the Committee for Courts oi
Justice enquire iRte the eIpedensy OF proV'dns ey ID" s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15
\ CHANCERY-yIRGISIA:-AtF 4

tNVEN VI IIKNINIA At Ku,eS HeIu ~ sHe OIo1k
once Of Tho Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery for
1Derand County the Court House Of said county, Monday
I1E raay OF December, 1919:
william Wade. Plaintiff.
against
o Trent Sheriff Of Cumberland county and such Admnista
o Por Wade deceased Charles Goosbery and Dolly his wife
n'' Dolly Wade Burton Anged and Annie his wife ormsr,
Nancy Amos formerly Nancy Wade and Fanny Watson
',n'ry Fanny Wade. Defendants
.as defendants Charles Gooberry and Dolly his wife not having
h, appearance and given security according 10 the Act Of
and the Rules Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory
h that hey inhabitants OF this Commonwealth
the said defendants do appear here The first day Of the
~ MARC term and the bill Of the pan; and that copy
oes be forthwith inserted newspaper published in the
Richmond, for months successvely, and posted at the
''a 1907 Of mo Court House of this county.
A. Copy. Teae, B. B. WOODSON, D. Q.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

GAS-The "Commitee on Light" have, oy an uhani-
nous vote awarded the contract for lighting tne Cy
gas, 10 Hessrs VIM. Buekni, Jr & Co., Of Philadelphia
There were six bidders In ALL The contract VIII %
submitted to called meeting Of the City Council to be held
hereafter and If ratified Richmond will be illuminated by
September next.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

u CHANCERY-vlRGINiA AT Court held for Norhamp-
ION county, the 10Th day OF December, lS9
hn Nottingham and Susan his WIFE formerly Susan Cut
Taha Cutler and Peggy Jacob Cutler infants, who
ESn Fisher their friend and Edwin Fisher and Anna
J vie. Plaintiffs
atrs w. rlsher Administrator Of William w. Cutler, de-
sasei, Defendant.
[Anoas other lhings decreed as follows:
M appearing the that Miers Fisher qualified in this
Administrator Of the Raid William W. Cutler deceased,
Is further ordered that all persona who may
.ni. against said ntestae William W. Cutler deceased
re exhibit tho before Smith Nottingham master com
this for settlement before the 18th day Of Feb
copy this order be published forthwith IN the
Enquirer eight weeks and posted tho Cour House
county several days and II there shall not
Cutler the Administrator will be ordered 10 and de-
distributes Of tho said William W. Cutler the whole
money and other due belonging 10 them without
ng them any rsfundng bond and 1t 10 ordered that tbs
Copy. Teste, LOUIS r RoGERS, T. n T.
| COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Dec Is, ls9.
having claims against the estate OF ihs said William
ksren on or before The 25th day Of February next
H. 22eewSw SMITH NOTTINGHAM, c. n. Q. C.
II SCHANCERI-VIRGINIA:- AT Ruos hold in the Clerk
0 OF the Superior Cour of Chancey for the Richmond Cir
|Lt. ~ ! ,.soLn ~, I Plaintiff:
yainE ns.a
William W Ferguson and other, Defendants
defendant having entered his and
r according the Act OF Assembly and the Rules oil this
and appearing satisfactory evidence that no 10 not an nha
Of this Commonwealth ordered that the said defendant do
@ The rules 10 held for the said the first Monday
~ IT. and answer the bill Of the plaintiff and that copy OF
er forthwith inserted in some newspaper published IN the
Richmond for months successfully and posted at the
Va. ioo Of the State Court House in the said city.
Copy, Tsse, T. RoBERio' CLERK
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

oSa dA1NcERY-vIRGINIAAtRu Rules held in the Clsrks
N the Cui, Superior Law Chancery for Cum
Say y,ei Q, December 1919: = ~ -
am ..s '" Montague, Plaintiff:
hr Montague and James Jennings his night and
,snst H. as. o. Josiah Hatcher deceased Defendant
& James Jennings having entered his
h eu according the Act Of Assembly, ard the Rules Of
, ana appearing by satisfactory evidence that he s not
All a. o. ms Commonwealth ordeed that the sad defend
s ers on the 6r day Of tho March er and
S O o. the PLAINTIFFS and that copy cfths order be forth
IN some Newspaper published the City of Richmond
Hu suesosiyey and posted the front door OF the Cou
~-swA BIB WOODROW, ,. ..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

We regret to learn that information has been received at
Norfolk by letter from California, of the death of Capt O.
f. Edwards of that city, who commanded company OF
Yotigsurs In the Mexican He died San Francisco
about the middle Of Dscsmbsg last.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15
Nru, Op,p.ns. Feb 10.

Steam boat Erplosion-Lires Lost-THe Markell
steam tow boat having in the ship Russia bound
to San Francisco burst her boiler when near the Bali on
the 9Th instant and four Of the seamen were kill and others
wounded. o
During days pas the sales of Cotton amount to 1900
bales at steady prices Middlng ls cents.-The weeks
sales are $4,000 bales The receipts thus far $1,000
bales short Of this time last year. The stock present on
hand including that ship board &C., is 209 600 bales
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

IaNHANCERY.-vlRGINIA- Court hold for Cumberland
eouny The &,h day of December, 1919
kwsJ Walter, Plaintiff:
Against
ewa G Walton, Thomas Hewlett and Jane his wife,
Thomas Walton, his rights and administrator
me will annexed Of Edward Walton deceased Martha Walton
aa Walton Coea Josephine Walton, and Samuel Hatcher
r,.. Defendants.
ihs defendants Edward G. Walton Hewlett aad Jane his
sv an. james Walton having entered their and
security according the Act OF Assembly and the Rifles this
anu appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
,s % ms is ordered that the said defend
appear here the first day Of the March and
VIII -. OF the plaintiff and that copy Of this order be forth
m @ 10 some newspaper published in the city Of Richmond
, succsvey, and posted tho front door Of the
II. itouec OF 'As county Copy-Tese,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

Charles T. Bolts came within vote OF being elected
Attorney General of California The vote stood Tor r. J. u
Kewen "a, Bolts 23
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15

Tv. .HiCHARD PRYOR AND DOLLY HIS
george Turner and Catharne G. his wife, Ursula D.
C John Brown, Anderson and oeava his wife, and -
= .oos and Judith his wife
arc not reden,s Of Commonwealth Of Virginia, and
~ & therein known will hereby ks notice that
tv on Thutay tho 18th day of February 1880 and be
s asur' Of 9oeoet NJ and Of that day the Of
Ronj -. Msred.h and Young Auomsys Law In the City Of
M dko the deposons OF John Sheppard Wellington God
er. 10 be read evidence behafof tho defendants
Rhm now pending the Superior Court Of Chanee for the
y. % IiIcn In which you and others plaintiffs and
M.d William Davis Hardin Davis, Spotswood Wadrop,
nov John Clash and Others defendants which
b me rules doc;e Of said court; and il any the
W BE- not eomenes beins commenced shall be
ih.r place. and between the hours until the taking
~ '"aii oe completed JAMES S. RYALL,
il, a. SAMUEL DAVIS,
- '-ewiw Executors Of John D. Brown, deceased.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15
INV Yonx, Feb. II, P. NJ.


Adviees from Turkey up the very aes, date state that
Gen. Bem, the Hungarian patriot had died suddenly.
The Cherokee arrived here last night from Chagres
She brings so passengers and 100000 in gold The
Cherokee brings important dispatches from the American
government. There were American vessels at Chagres
when she left and the place very healthy number OF
Col Fremont and Iady were at Panama and take
passage for home in the Philadelphia. The Colonel
himself was somewhat ndspo.ed but lady had recovered
hor health.
There Is but little of interest from Jamaica The House
Of Assembly prorogued the st February, after five
months sitting Philadelphia and New York Flour is quo
ted nj n a 29s No sales of Baltimore brands.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15


Sale of General Roshington's FarerM address;
The manuscript General Washington Farewell Address
was sold AZ public auction this evening started with the
first bid at $500 and was knocked down at g. O The Rev
DR. Boardnan was the purchaser for gentleman dis
lance. His name not mentioned
OLD MECKLENBURG FOREVER The Raleigh
Standard learns from correspondent that Tuesday Of
January Court the 10Th umo, 'wo hundred and fifty
persons representing every class and pursuit in life
with reference to party signed call for Meeting to be held
in Charlotte (N 60 Tuesday of April Court appoint
Delegates the Nashville Convention
Old Mccklenburg is still sound the CORE she in
7b Her gallant SONS know their rghts and knowing dare
maintain them
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-02-15
LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1850.

To ITor Master Of No. 100.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-27
a string Of rtens.


The President has recognized Don Henrique
Francisco Fulon as Consul Of Chill for Boston.
Henry Drewe, German, was killed by being
run over by train OF cars near Newark New Jersey.
Ninety bales of cotton were consumed by fire in
Louisville on the morning of the 18Th inst.
letter from Alexandria, Egypt states that a
shores OF the Red Sea, near Keneh.
James FTalley and his wife were found dead in
nom what cause they met their death.
II is said that Ole Bull will revisit the United
and the principal cities of ASA,
The new Baron of the Exchequer, Mr. S. Mar,
tn is The FIRST III Imam WIG ever filed similar in Eng
Solomon S. Wiley, aged 49, Of New Durham,
H., was frozen TO death recently, while returning home
from party,
The receipts at the Jenny Lind Concert in Rich.
mond amounted TO sl 900 The PRIZE seat brought &lO
and the Others averaged Sl3.
A young man named Charles Follansbee, be,
BY the fall Of two trees upon him. while engasedin chOpping
George B. Trowbridge, OF Bethel, CT, has COM
mitied forgery The Of 5000 given bail cleared
out. Character hitherto iueproaehable.'
An association has been formed in New York for
pos SG he support Of the By direct ia1sIon
Rev. Samuel s. Potter, native OF Newark, N
has been called unanmouy to the Passionate of the Pres
byterian Church, in Lawrenceburg. lad.
The Governor and Council Of Massachusetts
have counted the votes for State Senatorsa2 democrats
aud II wings ected and there vacancies.
The Bangor Mercury eontradicts the story that
Johpson, Of 0rono had been arrested upon a
charge OF murder committed in California.
John Howard, grocer, has been arrested at Rich
mond Va charged with shooting Samuel Gennett. with
intent 10 kill
The jewelry store of Hunt Il Moore, in New
OH, was robhed Of $1,000 worth Of articles, Sunday
new musical prodigy is announced in New
hoi aud half years old. refnafkabls for
ms sANtop nc dssm Or the drum Of the carp
"A Comfy Treasurer in Ohio, is said TO receive
est on the money OF the county which he Is ACCUSED Of
WIN. b. Figures, Esq, editor Of the Huntsville
Advocate hiss been appointed BY the Presenr Register oil
signed. = -' ~
A blu has passed the Kentucky Legislature, al.
iossln 70 the New Castle Academy and Henry Female Cal
as Joint privilege Of raising $50 900 by SIDING Loitep
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-27
Dr. GILREnT,s CURES AGAIN.

TO THE PUBLIC.
~ something over four years ago tumor appeared
above my shoulder blsde, which continued rapidly
until it was as large two s Soon after another
appeared the opposite side. About the middle of last
May called on Dr. g. Gilbert to examine the whichhe
pronounced TO be fungus Of the malignant kind Asa
proof he referred the seaks which appeared plainly
the surface of the tumor and waa very doubtful
whether could be accomplished, and advised me to
consult some other This refused do tlength
put under My disease proved to be very
stubborn, having inclination bleed prolusely Suffice
it to say that his remedies the growth which
removed before crowd Of spectators without the knife
and am happy state that through Divine Providence
indebted to Dr. Gbes skill for my present sound and good
healh which have been enjoying for several months
do most cordially recommend him all who may be afflicted
believing he them if in the reach remedial agents
have been living in this city years. and be
my office, GravieF street, No. -. ARTRMON HILL.
Neworleans, December 1885, DIG 2pd
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-27


RECORDER CALDwELL's CoURT.-There was a goodIy
number oil prisoners before this Court yesterday bu at the
same Tune Jew cases were examined. The found DRINKS
were all excused, in consequence Of the prevalence of the
custom Of ndulging freely Christmas day
Niiam Cunningham a lad, was broughtup for examina.
non on The chage ofsteang piece of beef from stall in
the Annunclaton street market Bill only about ten YEAR
OF age but he has lived remarkably fast in this world and
consequently has got rather ahead of his age He pleaded
nus own case and said that he took the piece of meat from
hook and not from STALL and further that it was mighty
small pecenot as long as bis The Recorder aid that
hls same piece of meat might furnish Bill with food for
repentance and he accordingly him the House of Re-
fuge for thirty days.
Thomas Baker was called to for having eonousy
carried away from the house of Budget Fay, silver watch
worm Wv aud shawl worth a. strong case was made
Out against Thomas, and he doomed to appear before
the First District Court. 'S'N'e
Three arehna of tender brought up for having
staued he internal arrangements OF Ddry drawers ran ged
along the stalls in Poydas Market with view and intent Of
hAdng hidden treasures hesn.o They were sent 10 thsr
parents with instructions have them taken betteoare o
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-27

I1HsIpN 0fflcksraa whole number Of persons now
fe ion roll fe United SaiesiA 49, 9t6 Bat many
II r<e nti1S, dead ERhpoIt OF SEQ. or interior.
TN nal he GQnRsea4 wiki please abolish the nuisance al
ONCE tt;clntnbi3 Ie'sGitph-
be ChiTAlry arp determined 20 war against ev-
ts1 measure of the Federal Government The
tt1sion liss 0f the United Siarss nuisance to be
RpQii1hed at ones The men who fought for the
leaepsndsnQs Of their country, or in the second
war fig taa honor Of that country. now disabled by
49, O. iIa1nily of wounds, they and their wives
te videva 40, ef those who fsll in battle, are 10
ne 'iiken m idlN. lazy beggers from the capiinl
BEFORE 2 Q unla't And sweeping charge il made,
en editor SHOULD ascertain The facts Of the case.
k'ors he bsgf1dge ~ seansy pittance which Con.
ssA' aolea en- 70 iheAs brave men and their iami.
He's Hts Caroline nonamss on that list