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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-06
David SlcatOr's Estate.


David SlcatOr'S Estate.
IN PROBATE COURT,
DUBUQUE CoUSTY. 3D.
In the matter oc Estate of Dard Scator late of said couutv
deceased: -
To David seator Of Washington County Pennsylvania
do Martin NJ Sleafor, Of said comfy =
do Jaue Glenn, of birmingham, PENNSYLVANIA. and
James Glenn, her husband. &1@
do Margaret Divine, of Cadz, Ohio and Joseph Divine
her husband. s=s
do Sarah Ramsey, of Harrison county, Ohio.
do Elizabeth GlascO, Of Richland co., Ohio and. James
Glasco, her husband.
do Mary b.. CareIan, of Harrison co., Ohio and JOSEPH
Canehan, her Husband, and to all others IN
tsrested in said Estate; "a
VOU hereby that nc hare presented Petite,
10 saul Court Of Probac praying for license to sci
tie otoe Of the Real Estate Of Esstator 10 enable us
Pgy ~ dsDls ana tlat Saturday ne 2d @ Fe1ruy, A.
ls5o, Me dayred 1psad Court FIR hearing sail Petition
ahen you appear and &he0 case any you haze ,ch
EaWRENCE .M0LoNEY.
xl q HERMAN CHADWICK,
I ,.. 49,. ss Ereeu,ors.
LOreN 4 SSmvefs Anorneys,
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Fashionable Clothing Emporium.
Important Arrival.
lust received and now opening at the EMPORIUM, a
large and extensive assortment of Cloths Cassimeres,
and Ncstings French, English, German and American
Cloths, of description. great variety of FANCY
CASSMERS, ofall the different shades and patterns, to-
gcther with general assortment of
Furnishing Goods,
NiZ:-Slk and Marino Under Shirts; Drawers Lnncn &
Cotton Shirts Suspcndcrs Shoulder Braces, Stocks and
Cravats.
The subscriber would respectfully inform the public,
that he is prepared to manufacture all kinds of
CLOTHING,
In the approved style have obtained from the East
Cater, who has much experience in the business, and
feel red that work cannot be excellcd in the Union
All orders from the country promptly attended The
public arc invited TO call.
have lust received the Fall Fashions direct from New
York; also, the Fail Report from Paris, issued since the
regular September Number.
CHARLES TAYLOR.
Dubuque Iowa. Dcc5 I94o l3tt
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"Rt's N0tipim: Else,


I)UT FACT, that you can buy of l.. RANDALL. & Co.
ID at the Harness Shop, any of the following
named articcs-or any others that they manufacture
keep to SELL as cheap at any place tive read abou
Sadd!es, Harness, Trunks, Brides, Collars, Vu-
Uses, Carpet Bags, Hhips, Curry Combs, Cards,
Brushes, Bntalo Robcs, BuHuIo Orer-shoes,
Sleigh BcUs-nnd rariety Of other articles too
numerous anil tedioms to mention. Suffice it to
sag, M0t ",ce'ec got en- all, y if not more.
Repairing done on short notice.
Carriage Trimmings "done mp in rag.
Besides all this we have good assortment of
LEATHER,
Saddlery Hardware, and Shoe Findings, consisting in
part of Sole, Upper Harness, Bride, and Band Leather
Calf, Kip Hog, and Sheep Skins Morocco Innings and
Findings Lasts, Pegs, Boot Trees, Cramping Boards
Clamps Shoe Nails, Shoe Thread; Jappanncd and Brass
Hardware, lIames, Chains &c. &c.
We still to be found at samo old placc-Sign of
the Big Collar, NO l. first above the NAPLES
House, Main-Strect, DuBUQUE.
l.. D. RANDALL G. CO.
Dubuque, Dec. IL, 1S49. 14-ly
YIN. B."i orders will receive prompt attention. -
whether post paid not-epecay if they enclose plenty
ofE,oney.
0fCash paid for Hides.
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RAIL. ROAD ROAT

-, - souTHroRr, i June 13, lS4e..
your Horse Ointment, and will your travelling agent
the first time he comes this way. Please send 81 kail
Road Boat, and direct s-aref C. j. Hutchinson So,s
port Yours, &C.
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Religious Notice.

Rcr a. ". Gorkam ,riN dclrcr Lecture on s7he Prom
er SUBJECTS Bopttsm,' next Sabbath, O'Clock p H.
I" "te BAPTIST Church. Dubuque, Feb. 9th, 1850.
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A Gard.

T1ERSONS wishing TO effect Life Insurance, or who
wish for information the subject, invited to call
the subscribers who will furnish Pamphlets containing
rates OF premium, and all other necessary information.
+. c. & Z. II. SMITH.
Agents PhUnx las. Pc q
-
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Starch, Indigo, and Ext. LOCKWOOD.
ON hand and for sale cheap by ..r.
~ E. F. GILLESPIE.
Dec. 49,, 1849.
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MEDICAL TREATMENT.

Dr. W. B. sloan-Dear Sir: Last August received n.
severe bruise on one leg just below the knee no atten
til had taken cold in the sorc 1t now became very
n on, swollen and exceedingly panul,!so much that
Gouid get no sleep for several days physician was
charging very freely each time. 1 laid under medical
treatment about three months, but without the least per
lnanent benefit. then obtained box of YOUR Ointment
winch soon removed all pain and soreness and in two
weeks from the time began using the Ointment nv leg
was entirely we'll cheerfmly recommend all who NAV
be similarly injured to give this oil trial. with tho fullest
assurance that their expectations will not be Disappointed
Respectfully, yours, -
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lat TIE OLD STAND OF HAMMOND & MARKLE-
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goos Groceries, Hard
rare, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats, Caps, Queens
1r0re, &c. &c.
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Notice to all whom it may COZ, C era
WE have this day sold to PETER WAp.Es our entire
w Stock of Merchandise; and take this opportunity
of informing those that indebted us, either by
otherwise, that will expect all such due s,
to be paid foriw and any parties having claims again
MS, by presenting them F. Taplcs' counting room will
have them Immediately paid.
NAPLES p ZIRkIE
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r1usic for Balls and Parties.

T1usic for Balls and Parties.
II. ID. WULGAST,
ID ESPECTFUILI informs the Ladies' and Gentlemen
~ of Dubuque, that lie will furnish MUSIC for Balls
and Parties, at short notice, and reasonable terms-
Instruction given on the Violin Bass Violin, Clarionc
Fhte French Horn, Trombone, Bugle, &c. &c.
Office on Clay street, at Harmony Hall Inquire at the
'Farmcrs Home" Main-street, Dubuque, Iowa.
September 10, 1919 Sons.
LIFE INSURANCE..
TIVE subscribers have been appointed Agents in Du-
Il buque, for he PHOENIX INsURANCE COMPANY, of St.
Louis, and prepared TO receive and forward applca
tons for policies.
The Company has ample guarantee capital in add
ton to premiums. Their liberal those Of
smilnr office, and the insured participate in the pro-
fits of the Company.
As illustration of the advantages Of life insurance,
mention casc which is one of many, that might be
cited clergyman of Saint Louis took out policy from
this office, on the 18th of july ultimo for $50J0-he
premium on which was comparatively trife; on the 22d
of July the gentleman died of Cholera, and the company
have paid over to his family $4,000.
r. Z. & f. II. SMITH.
Fl. l.. WHITMAN, Medical Examiner.
August 18th, lS49.- 49f
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More Of those good Teas.
4 HAVE still a supply of good TEAS, war
4 ranted fresh, and for sale cheap for cash, by
E. F. GILLESPIE.
Disc. 10Th, 40.
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WONDERFUL OINTMENT

Mr. W. B. Loan-Deur si1: Some fifteen years ago ono
my ioet was seriously tnjued, and in consequence of
most OF the time could only hobbe about with the as
ISSUANCE or staff and not being able endure shoe on
een years suffering followed strictly advice of many
ele9fated pyscialslast year used fourteen bottles Of
u Irasks Magnetic Ointmcn-all, however failed to.
AFFORD permanent relief Last November concluded to
& 'e loot taken off, to which my friends objected. FL
aty about the first of December induced to applv
your Wondefu Ointment, and in less than thirty DAYS al
Ter inc first application, laid aside my staff put on nv
snoes without any Inconvenience, and ret about IKE
Other GEORGE TIrRNER
Feb. 10, lS49. Wells ST. Chicago
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Removal.

Removal.
81 r. GILLESPIE has removed his Drug
81. Store, one square above his old stand, to
the corner of Main and Fifth streets, in the Globe
Building, where he will be pleased to see all his
cold Customers, q great many sNew ones y
Dubuque, Dec. 10, 1S49.
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sixty Land warrants.

TIME Farmers Of the counties Of Dubuque, Clayton,
Dclaware Jones, Jackson, and Linn, wishing their
lands entered on time, would do well by calling on tho
large supply of genuine WARHArrs, being issued In good
style, upon engraved plate. 3sS
nJrOFFICE IA fhs rear OF The storc Room cfG. w. Il
NJ Burton, ono door below Mason's Drug Ss0re MINI
b &, ss.s JNo. NJ. McDANELD.
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Quinine and Morphine.
A SUPPLY of the above articles on hand &
IN for sale low by
E. F. GILLESPIE.
Dec. ~, 40.
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KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000.
FIRE, MARINE, AND LIFE INSURANCE.
Ofhce ON Wnter-st., nenr Market, III Nyisc's
Brick Row.
VINCENNESa INDIANA

TEyIIIS Company having been duly ,organiz-
Il cd, and the Capital Stock properly secured,
are now prepared to receive applications for In
surance against loss or damage by fire, on Build
ings, Merchandise, Machinery, Mills, Manufac-
tories, and all descriptions of property, also Mer-
chandse and Produce in the course of inland
transportation, the risks of the Seas, and upon
the lives Of individuals. The rates Of Premium
which will govern this Institution, will conform
to the established rates of the Eastern Offices.
All losses will be literally and promptly ADJUST
ed and paid.
LIFE INSURANCE
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C. H. Booth J. r. Farley, James L. Iangvorthy, J. C.
WcatEcrby f. '. Goodrich, Richard Benson, W. $. Gil
liam Jno. G. Shields, p. A. Lorimer, W Lawther Pcte
NAPLES and NJ. Nloblcy.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1850-02-06

Risks in lives of persons going California will be
at extra rate of premium.
Pamphlets blank forms of application and all papers
necessary for full information the subject of Life ns,
rance, always to be had at the office.
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Fresh CitrCn,

4 HAVE just received supply Of Citron a
Il good article, which will sell cheap.
L. F. GILLESPIE.
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To Correspondents.
Gayry Queen is welcome to the Youths Dc
partment. His contributions are of that pract
cal character which we need, in giving praet
cal instruction. We prefer contributions of this
character to those which are merely abstract.
We agree with our correspondent F. G. s.,
AZ to the inuccuracy Of "Cork's" parsing We
should not have given it without our comments
had we supposed that his parsing exercise con-
tanned so many blundcrs. We took it for gran.
ted TINT one who is SO generally correct could
be trusted for once. We shall be more cautious
in future. We must differ with F. G. S. in
one instance De,c-drop is not in the nomina.
tive case; it is the object of the relation denoted
by the proposition to-, understood We shall be
glad to hear from F.. G.. g. again.
Dear Sir'--1t appears to me that our friend
Cork has made several blunders in his grammar
lesson of this week; for irstancc-Heur, is nci-
Their ncuter verb, nor of the indicative mood.
nor of the third person sing, and consequently
cannot agree with He, as he says. 1t is the in
tinitive mood, pres. tense, governed by prep. to-,
understood (Hc, is entirely independent of the
rest of the sentcnce.)
should like to know by what authority he
makes Cheek governed by childhoods >; the re-
verse of this is true, and cheek is governed By
the proposition dozen.
De,o-drop is not nominativc after the ncuter
verb is-but nominative to the neuter verb is.
understood. F. GS
tY~ 1t is desirable that Enigmas be formed
from single word or at most from short ami
orism, name, or title.
e All propositions, enigmas, &c., must be
accompanied with the rcul name of the proposcr
for the first time, and if it is desired that solu
tons in arithmetic be given in detail, the work
must accompany the question.
Having no algebrac characters we shall be
Obliged to refuse propositions out of the usual
course OF arithmetic, unless an answer without
the work in detail should be satisfactory.
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SARSAPARTLLA,P PILLS, POWDERS, &c.
HAVE on hand large supply of IoWnscnds Sarsapa-
Il ra, AIolat's Pills and Bcrs Wrlghs, Bragg's and
Smiths and Lees Pills, and kucckchas' Worm Pow
be sold cheap E. F. GILLESPIE.
March 9TH, lSt9.
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ESFEEsS EfNCCC

REFERENCES
Judge Greene; Timothy Davis, ESQ.
H. H. Benton, Jr. {. II. Booth, Esq.
Sup't Pub ms. f. Langworthv Esq
Lincoln Clark, Esq. Jas. l.. I.angworthy Esq
Thos. s. Wilson, Esq J. NJ Sturtevant
NJ. Mobley, Esq, Prcst't M Collepc
Dubuque Iowa, Nov. IA, lS49. ll-3ms
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YOUTHS DEPARTMENT.
To Correspondents.

Nc Is not worthy of the honey comb,
Who shuns the hive, because the bees havo stung."
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$4,000 "a Year Made Clear.

NIIE undersigned offers for sale his place, two hundred
yards north Oft the corporation limits of the City of Du
blquc known as the Dubuque Nursery, contang 12 900
coise Apple Trees, all grated and of tile best quality ey
tant Aso large lot of Cherry, Pear, Chestnut, and
Mountain Ash Trees, together with several thousand Or
nanenal Trees with large lot of Shrubbcrv to numer
mention. This place is we'll adapted for tho Nur
sery business The place contains acres good two sto-
ry brick house with frame attached, 20 by 80 feet an ex
cclen cellar good well of water, large barn stable
carriage house and other buildings have also an ar
rangemen with practical Nurseryman who owns large
Nursery and is under contract to furnish any quantity of
Fruit and Ornamental Trees, such the market demands
The person purchasing will be entitled the same arrang
mrn Win care and Alteration to the Nursery business,
Dollars year, clear of all expenses. Persons wishing to
enter into the above business will find this good opporl-
nifty Apply you lose chance. Terms lib
eral and the place bargain.
". L. JOHNSON.
Dubuque, Nov. 30 lS4o 1877
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NENX GOODS!

Tremendous ErameMt- GrcGt fHrGction'-7 Timely .9rira
Of .Nesc Coo om 81. LoaiS!- Unparalleled Confusion t.
tic .NaJobs chO conicud far High Priccs!!
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ND,E'ECE

Is HEREBY GIVEN, That the Dubuque Mutual Fire
Insurance Company has been incorporated under the
provisions of act of the General Assembly of the State
of Iowa, entitled can Act authorize general Incorpo-
rations for the purpose of mutually inslrng dwelling
houses, stores, shops, and other buildings, house hold
nit'lre, and other property of its members.
The capital stock Incorporated, consists of the deposited
premium notes of IFS members subject assessment for
losses and expenses.
Two and hafpcr cent on the amount of the depose
premium notes is actually paid in when the articles of
corporation are signed and insurance effected by every
member, and the remainder is to be paid whenever the
Directors shall make said notes to pay loss
cs and expenses.
The association commenced its corporate existence on
the Goth day of April lS4S, which will expire Goth
day of April 1863 but subject to renewal by unanimous
vote OF the members for like period of twenty years.
The officers of the company consists of hoard of
directors, To be elected annually the first Monday
june and President, Secretary and Surveyor appointed
by the Directors.
c. II. BOOTH, President.
J. G. WEArnEnnr, Secretary.
DIRECTORS:
c. Fl. Booth, J. p. Farley, James l.. Langworthy J. c.
Wcathcrby, +. '. Goodrch Richard Benson, VS. Gil
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Land Warrants,
T COATED on time, on advantageous terms. Apply
IL to the undersigned.
WM. JOSHUA BARNEY,
Agent for Robertson e. Holland
H5.Oice on Mbin street., Dubuque, E. c. & Z. H.
Smotil's Store fsss,@ sAEe6
October 31st, l849. Off 81
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LANES MIILLlN.

TAILOR, 81. g..
W0u5LD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
w lie, that he has taken into partnership with him,
JOHN TIMONEY,
late Cutter for Charles Taylor of this City, and hopes by
Their united exertons to give entire satisfaction in their
line of business. "
They will receive, regularly the latest FASHIONS. and
leei confident that their work will be got I'D in stvle of
hcatness not to be surpassed in the Western Country
lhey are prepared furnish goods, make up gentle
mems meteral ~ e'''
Their prices will be moderate Cutting done at shortest
notice. '' " ''eS'
6FIheir shop is at J. MrL1LN's old stand over the
Checkercd Store, Main-Street.
Dubuque, Iowa, Nov. 81, 1919. l3ly
Ladies' Fashionable Shoe Store,
MIR. HERMANN sAUER,
WTOULD respectfully beg leave inform the ladies of
w Dubuque, that he has opened establishment for
the manufacture of Ladies' and Misses fashionable Cater
Boots and Shoes, on Main street, opposite the NAPLES
House. r
Dubuque, Iowa, Dec S, 1s4o. nl3-3m
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FAMILY Medicia.n

SL0AN's OINTMENT is now universally acknowl.
- edged to be an nfabe remedy in every case where
IL mas peen faithfully applied the human system for pro
nonhg insensb'e Pespration drawing the Inflammation
from wound relieving pain of every kind, and in its
meaning qualities the world does produce its equal and
Ointment that has been used. All diseases of tho
ples Obstinate Ulcers, old sores Chblans Sore Throat
Bnrns, Cuts, Cuaneous Eruption, Sore Nipples, Sore
ana the other parts of the SYSTEM Bois, Ulcers scald
nead bruises, Flesh Wounds, and every kind Of sore
containing the least particle Of inflammation are perma
nently cured by this grand remedy. W B. SLOAN.
Grand Depot, 40 Lake street, Chicago. M
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1850-06-08

Gtis q very common rorulrh that wc DO not
value our privileges or h'r'uucs until depr,v-
cd Of them. Tho light of day, Aca'hfa.l a..
mgs4l-ar. an abundance of pu1c Mater. me-
absolutely cssrntai TO our comfort, md vet
We scld0m thlnk how much We should suiTrf
II deprived Of either OF them The same re-.
mark ,aay be- applied To Peace Among aas
quiet valleys and hin sides, We have 20 long
enjoyed this blessing that we think little OF
IL, ylluc and the squads of var and -,
from other countries are 80 distant and riiut,
aud the danger to which our own persona or
property is exposed, Is go remote, that we cH.
pcricucc bot little anxiety, aud form but a very
improper r-rfi-
wiTrrtr VIZ l-.t--a-.-
test with Mexico cost our country many thous.
ands Of lives and probably not less than one
hundred millions of dollars, and this was but a
small proportion Of the evils resulting TO our
community from the sundciing oc family ties,
the dcmorulizinu Influence of The camp, and
the acquisition Of territory which hns unset.
tied the steady and industrious habits OF or
people and thrown them into ruuou5 rage
fr gold hunting, and has also proved an apple
of dlscotd which threatens to dissolve orr TN.
ION. Bot these portcntious evils which hayc
resulted TO our country, are but title Of
what has been experienced by Mexico herself
Her suficrugs cannot be dcscri6rd,S iung ina.
ton cvcnrcan draw but faint picture ofthem.
Should powerful foe sweep over Vermont,
aud spread dfsolntion and ruin through our
principal towns and villages, killing thousands
and thousands Of our citizens, and filling
our now happy homes with orphans and wild.
ows, we should then begin to rral,ze the evils
Mexico has endured. We should then also.
more fully estimate the value orthc blessings
orpeacc which wc now enjoy,
The torch Of war has been again lighted
near our borders, md the brnutifui island of
Cuba, which nature formed for paradise has
been threatened with blood and uurnarU. Other
lands are, or have recently been cursed with
this dcsolatug scourgc aud lookh ing baqR into
the past, the history of the world is little clse
than n record of ware aud lighting.
Can this Tremendous evil, this curse of our
race be stayed Many wise and god men
believe that il can, and are sangune that #
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PRESIDENT TNNLOR.

Nhnu travelling and dhj,liee itrHf General
/ Taylor, IN the last summer, during hi~ visit
To Niagara, IA the many excellent opporluui-
ties OF seeing him NJ rest, away from the
cares and uuuuyauccs of office, WIS most
impressed with the unaffected strength of
character which de,ciopcd iisclt II, hud-uo
prc!eusions made no parade. When in
the grasp Of desperate sickness AT Erie, or IN
the calm of slow recovery, hc was The same
sure and earnest man, rrgardlul OF all aruuud
him--morc rs ~ spectator than nctor--dis-
tinct in Judgment nud determined in decd
| heard him icturc forth the pleasure lac cv.
or had taken, aud which seemed Of the most
ncccpinble--in the pursuits of agriculture
iiistrrrd with Hvtltty 10 ltir t-iret'ioB oftle
struggle md Tho victory ct Beunn Vista. Ia
the Story OF Ills aru aud hnIIlc field he was
alike calm, uuprctcuding, uuohtru>ivc. Hun.
self wHs not in the foreground. The impress.
ason hn fastened upon my mind Was that OF
greatness, which used no ornament, az II
needed nune-.whirh WINS lrnihlul, because
il ninde no movement which was vauclcss.
This man stepped from The tent To tho cab.
inet--from the shout of the battle To the
voice of council. The Wing party were only
The agents of the people IN selecting and
elec;ing the President.
lie has Justified the good sense aud good
judgment of those, who, amid the tumultu-
Gus scenes OF the PhilhdcIphia convention OF
1913, resolulely adhered to his name. They
were Of the old Wing party. II WINS not The
voice ofIhG neophytc. Tho men who stnrt-
cd with tic answer oc the plan aud strong
name of Zachary Taylor, at the roll coll--,
who kept ~ it--who amid n storm OF cnrnest
voices, that made the columns Of the Chinese
Museum hall ring again adhered To that
nnme-were of those men who had been
struggling and striving--neyer a despniring
minority. The Grccn- Mountain State
struck the first blow. II wns mn opening
where victory WINS sure TO follow, aud what
ever was said, or may yet he said, of that
convention, its convocation will rcnInin in
the memories of these who were present
thcreat, "a ono Of the great days oflhe age,
CoUr. & Eng