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The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16
ChancerY Notice.

State Of Ohio, S0ndasky county, court Of commansa
pleas-Ll chancery
La @ Rawson,
Thomas Gallagher, DY virtue of a decretal order
Aaron Loveland. ct al. d issued of the of
common pleas Of sandusky county oho, to directed
and delivered. shall offer public sale the 9Th day
of March next. between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M
and o'clock NJ. the following described lands and
tenpments to wit:
The east half of the northeast quarter of section
number thirty (No 36) township number ive (5)
north of range number fifteen, I5) containing eighty
and forty of land in Sandusky
county, Ohio
Taken as the property of said Gallagher and Loveand
satisfy decree in favor of La G. Rawson and others
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Jan'y 19-45:5 Special Master.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16
nnICksnn a.uACKs.

LET EvERYHopY RRAp CAREFULLY-There is Sar'
aanaria inherent towns called 5 T. Town
sends Sarsaparia. 1t is advertised as the ORIGINAL GEN
This Townsend docorand was
but formerly worker railroads. eanas and the ksy
h. assumes the title the of gaining credit
vvbat he He attended medical
chools and pacticed fifteen years Now the truth is he
never pacticed day in his life Such tc nrfck
ed looks bad to the character and veracy Of
the sincerely, he had made those state
en himself of When will men learn TO be honest
all dealings and intercourse with their fe
low He applied Ruel Capp assist him in manu-
his MIXTURE stating the large sums he would make
nducemeH embark in the business These men have
insulting and ibeling in all possible ioms in order 70
public with the belief that the Old Doctors Ssa'
pala genHie original Sdrsapa-H1 made from
the Old DOcOrs Original Recipe This p Townsend says
for 81 week. will give him
$500 produce single solitary proof of this His
Thompson Sklllman & Co., nothing but
falsehoods simply made TO deceive the public ana
regard his s0ari7 eTmeftng con
pod caution the public purchase none but Old
Dr. JACOB TownSends Sarsapaa having on the Old Doc
tors likeness family Coat Of Arms and his signature across
the Coat of Arms.
JACOB TOWNSEND
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16
Not to be Jndcrs0M!
S0mtlMsku Drug S9Orc.

S0MGIHsky Drug Store.
Drugs, Medicines, OILS, Paints and Dye Stufs,
OFFERED for sale on terms that cannot but prove
" satisfactory all who wish purchase the best war
rantabe articles, at lowest rates will be foundhere.
At Wholesale and Retail,
variety of Paints, VIZ: White Lead Red Lead, Paris
Green, chrome Green chrome Yellow, Turkey TIMBER,
Terra de SIENNA elbow Vermillon. sugar of Lead
Lampblack of various qualities Ivory Black, Chinese
VermiIon, Gold and silver bronze, of various shades,
copal Varnish, and spirits Turpentine.
AIsO-Dye Woods and StUffs,
Madder, Indigo, Alum, Blue Vitrio cochineal, solution
of Tin. Logwood, Fustc. e"pperas, &C.. &c. Wthave
also a good article of Lin.Seed Oil. Alcohol
Pure Wines, and Brandy for the sick. Ginger, all
Tartar soda. Epsem sails, aud castor Oil by the guam
titv; all for cash that is moto.
Beeswsx, Ginseng sassafrns Bark from the Root TO b
well washed and dried aud Paper Rags will be taken il
exchange for Goods al Iheircash price
SHEETS & BELL.
Lower Sarduskv. June %, '49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16
Chancery Notice.

Chancery Notice.
La @. Rawson } Sdndusky county court OF Com
vs. mon Pleas.
Elezer Wiley, IN CHANCERY
DY vrtne of decreta order issued of the OF
Id common pleas Of Sandueky county. Ohio, To me di-
rected and delivered, shall offer public sale, the
door of the Court House, in Fremont, the 9th
dav March between thr hours by law,
the following descrheda lands and ienementr TO Ait The
half of the south quarter Of section thirty
nshp six north range Fifteen in said Sandusk'
ty. containing 80 less satisfy decree
in said court in favor of La @. Rawson
CHESTER EDGERTON,
Jan'y 19-45:5 Special Master
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16

MY FRIEND, do you want good Goods, and cheap
lNl Goods, call on PETTIBONE and examine his
new stock just opened at his old stand opposite Deals
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16

consequence
be able the people of SandusKv county at least
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
in the purchase of their goods the present year. This
fact together with the correct opinion Of some OF their
cotemporares 'hat the intelligent farmer will judge for
himself and in the end patronze the man who does bus
upon the farest ierms is the only why the
public giving head quarters such
TREMENDOUS PATRONAGE.
Envy aud disappointment will undoubtedly ma
PETTI insinuatOns, and those who indulge in such
feelings will often scratch hard to find bone" of con-
tention, and will mistake to
suppose that in business depends upon NOIsE &
Show" but its all because they never took lessons al
Head Quarters. if they had they would have found
that they first and then the peo-
pie will ALWAYS remember them in return.
October 18Th. I649.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16
FASHIONABLE TAILORING.


p. MAXWELL.
ESPECLFULLY announces that he continues his
II, business in the second story of Knapps building,
opposite Burgers old stand, where he will be happy to
wait on his old and all who need thing in
his line If your garments made RIGHT, and
after the Latest FashIOn-call on MAXWE ELL.
~ B. Particular attention paid to Cutting and warrant
ed to fit if properly made up. April %, '49.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16
Head Quarters,
REDEEMING ITS PLEDGE TO THE
p e o u l. e

TENDAEL & MINIS have made great strike
IN in the purchase of their Goods the present
buying them very early, during the cholera times and
before the rise in the market.
The combined stocks ofthe Elyria 81 Sandusky Y
concerns account of the large capital employed
bes them purchase in large quantities. directly from
the manufacturers, aud their agents, which makes
wing Of the obers profits, and enables them to sell at
fair commission less than those who purchase small sim
gle stocks of Goods in the ordinary way.
They calculate that they shall be enabled to the
people at least from ordinary prices.
The freeman. (Fremont [Ohio]) 1849-1850, 1850-02-16

QO per cent in their Boots, Shoes, and
OO Leather.
Ok per cent in their Hardware. Iron and
~O Nails.
kA per cent in their Ready made Clothing,
OO of warranted quality, of which they have
brought on for the first time splendid as
sortment.
Ok per cent on their Groceries, Sugars, Tea
-" and COffee:-and
40 per cent an almost every article in the Dry
HO Goods line, such as MerinOS, Cash
mereS. ParametaS, LamaClOthS, silks.
CaliCOes, &C.. sc.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1850-07-17
The Great Treaty between the United
States and Great Britain

From the official publication Ia The pre-
r~ed,ng columns our readers will learn
tlai tho notifications The Treaty between
t,rest Britain and the United State. rela.
tive to Central America. eoncluded be.
tween the Secretary of State and The
Righ, Hon. Sir Henry l.. Buiwer, the
negoliators on zach side. were exchanged
between the representatives 0f the two
Governments in tlsls rity ON the fourth III
this month; aud that tie provisions &c that
treaty, 80 Ear as they extend. are now the
law of the land fm both countries.
This Treaty. on aecounl Of the com
memial as well AZ political consideration,
connected with il, mol only cannnt fsiI Ia
be received with interest by the people Of
The United States. bul aiso. is /. coniem.
plates IN line the accessmh 10 il nf &ll
Maritime Powers. by the Government,
and People of all other malone.
The leading ohjec, of the 'rfeMy ap-
pears Ia be the establishment OF ship
canal across the lslhms which connects
North With Seu,h America. under The
Prolcctoraie not only &c Great Britain and
The United States, but or all niher nations
Which desire the RIGHT u passage Through
Il frum ocean TO ocean 90 The sxme equal
terms.
IN reference ca political advantages con.
necied with tina, Treaty, il may be re-
marked that all The States of CeurraI Anne
RIGA, compromising lie Immense extent
Of country from tho Belize, commonly
called the Bay Of Honduras. dewn TO the
northern boundary Of New Granada. i.
made neutral territory. M Government
entering into This tfesiy can occupy, co.
lonize. fnrtify, or assume or exercise any
dominion over any part of The Mcsqailo
coast. or any patt OF Central America,
from the boundaries VI the Hay of HIM.
duras aud Mexico on che nor,h, 10 those
of New Granada ON the south. The
British lille 10 Tie Belize the tteaty does
mol in any manner recognise: nor does i
deny il. or meddie with il. That set,le.
Huent remains, il that particular. as il stood
previously to the treaty.
This Treaty. which has been vcry erro.
necusIy called "the Nicaragua Treaty."
doesno,ex,endmeIely Ia the S,a,eof N irsrs.
qua. nor does il more cover with neutrality
that territory than The other four Central A.
merican Republics of Honduras, Guate.na,
la,San Salvador. and Costa Rica. The same
international guarantees ofprolecliuu which
II provides CT the canal II Nicaraeua, /,
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eggnhJ1 shOns lhingsssiaa--hWi, 81 81,
ahto6le honesty and iBlsgiiy % chance
tsFl heEls az his soani, pTariiesl good
ssbss and. lasilr. Of h1 nildness. Kind
nss. and friendIinsss az bis ttmper 10
ss.ls al hhs connlry neE.
Bot he 10 gone lie n ocs m nnrr,
eaeepl ia the fores Of I'm sxsnpls. SIR
lhezd with infinite delight ih- sentiments
expressed By my honorable friend frnm
Louisiana. tas. DewnsJ Who has jasl
resumed his seat. shen be earnestly pay.
ed That this event nigh, be nsed v soflen
me snimpsiiies. 10 sllay parry eriIninsliohs,
and - restore fellowship and god feeling
among lhe Sariaus srslions ef ihe unian.
Mr.. Secretary. great a. 10 orr loss 10 das,
iiihese inesiimahIe and Representatives.
ings shall have been secured Ia ne. even
BY The death Of Zachary Taylor. they
have not been purchased 81 lwo high .
price: and II his spirii. from the regions
10 which he has assembled. ropld see Ihrsr
results Gov ing from he unexpected and
nnlimels enj-if he sould sse that he had
ehiwInsd q soldiers laurel AROUND mar.
tyre crown. De wonld SAY sxniiingly.
. Happy am .. that b, my death have
done more fnr The country which l"ssd
and served. Than did or ronld do by 81
The devotion and III The efforts that could
snaks in her behalf daring The shon span
Of ms Earthly exsienrs."
Mr.. Secretary. great a. This ralsmhy 10.
we NOUN. bot not ne those without hnpe.
We have seen one eminent msn. and an.
other eminent man. and al last man in
The most eminent station. fall swsy from
ihe midst of rs. Bul doubt no, there Is
q Power above ms exercising over 10 lhsi
parental care that has marked onr Pm
gross for 50 many years. ! have cons.
denee still that the place 81 tbs departed
will be supplied; that The Kind. be.
nefcenl favor al Almighty God will sill
be with us, and that we shall! BE- borne
along. snd horne upward snd ups ard. on
The wings of His sustaining ProsnlrEee.
May God grant lllai in the lime that 10
before ns. there mar MI be wanting 10 us
as wise men. as good men. for ouI eoun.
srllors, as he whose funeral obsequiss ne
nov propose TO celebrate
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The Union of the Whiss.-we a

~ SAeAV8 VA tNV " Akt6ot dtc
glad To zee that very generally those Wings
who, from local or personal considerations,
we've nul ~ favor o! CIV. Manly Re nom.
nation, have atowsd their determination
10 fofegn their own adverse prrfrrrnres,
and heartily TO support the nominee nf the
party. This is the handsome course Of
the hornets Meet. The Asheville News,
and some other Wing papers. The only
exception Is The Rutherford Banner, which
has chosen 10 take mp i,s position in the
camp Of the enemy. avowi1g iis de,efAi.
nation 10 suppou Reid. Well. Ibis is bet.
ter than beins false friend in our avn
camp; and lis perhaps well that the Dan
net no longer preies.e- adherence To The
Wing parry whilst doing ~ha, il ran 10
'iesiFay that party. The time will come
when tina, paper, and all others aho III.
low personal OF local c.uses 60 inaucnce
their course in This instance. wilI he asl,au,.
ed and griev+d 10 think. tia, they lar 4
moment sunk all considerations Of pa,v;.
often. all reverence aud respccl Zoe the
principles Of the Wing party. all desire f..r
the predomnance 81 those principles, all
hnrrar % I,0cnf,raism. 10 CRAFTY some
luhe, miserable. petty. personal feeling.
In similar spiri, II patriotism 10 ina,
manifested by The papers above named, Is
The wiiin'rawsl oI Wing candidates Coz ,he
Legislature in counties where success
would be jeopsrded by . multiplicity Of
candidates. Such instances have jus, come
under our notice in Randolph cnun,y.
wLere x. II. Brown. Esq. has Withdrawn;
LIN Rowan. where Hamilton G.. Janes.
Esq. and MIR. Lenlz have Withdrawn
Fay. Obs.
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From ,he Alta Californian. June is,.
HORRIBLE SLAUGHTER or INDIANS.

uOhnipbL SisaOuhi Eh VI fNDiAASs
We have received particulars of the re-.
cent slaughter Of body OF Clear Lake
Indians. nv an espedi,i u sent out against
them from The U. 8. Garri.ons al Sono.
ma and Benecia. The tribe tina, incur.
red this terrible punishment. comprises
the natives Of Ssnoma and Napa vallies,
and has mainisihed. in general. undislurb.
ell peaceful relations with the while set.
Tiers ri that section Of California. Last
summer. however. . siubbari family IN.
dian offered an indigniiy TO the wife %
one Kelsey. who had resided in the c.un.
Try some nine years. for which he VAS
taken before magistrate and sentenced
10 rereive one hundred lashes. Alter this
pnnishmeni. On the same day, we are in.
formed. Kelsey srngh, the wreiched Of.
fender. and laid him dead al his feet.
shooting him IN the presence Of several
gentlemen. who demonstrated with him
on the barbarily of the deed. This man
Kelsey was afterwards murdered. as was
also a brother-in-law. by the Indians of
the neiehburllnod. Since then repeated
Acts Of yinlrnce have been visited upon
the natives, and orr rraters will remem.
her the accounts which we published a
few months since. OF oulrages committed
IN Sonoma aud Napa, by party oi tles.
Peraie white men. The Indians were
driven 10 The mountains. and subsequent.
" made dspledaiory incursions upon their
old masters. driving away cattle, aud in.
tdnlgine their natural propensity 10 steal.
complaints we're made doubtless the &c.
counts Of their conduct highly colored-
10 the garrisans at Benecia and Sonoma.
and ON the Is, Of the month an expedi.
tfon was fitted ont against them. composed
Of detachment Of infantry, aud CON-
rany Of dragons, under command Of
Lieut.. Davidson, sevcnty-fire in al. with
orders 10 proceed against the Clear Lake
Indians. and ealerninate, il possible. The
tribe.
The troops arrived in the vicinity Of
The lake. and came unexpectedly upon
body Of Indians numbering between two
and three hundred. They Immediately
surrounded them. and a. The Indians rails.
ed shon, Of defiance and attempted es-
cape. poured IN a Obstructive fire indis-
crin,inatsly upon men, aoomen and chill
dfsn. "rhey FELL" says our informant,
las grass before the sweep Of the sylhe."
Little or no resistance was encoun cred.
and the work Of buirhpry was Of short
duration. The shrieks of The slaughtered
victims died away. the roar Of muskets
then ceased. aud stretched lifeless upon
the sod of their native valley we're the
bleeding hodies Of these lndians-nnr sex.
nor age was spared; il was the order oil
determination fearfully obeyed. The
troops returned 10 The stations, and quiet
Is for The present restored.
tSince the above was In type we have seen
The above partially contradictcd.]
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How has the administration realiz-
ed lite promisef II despatched agents
TO California to stir up the people to
form State Government its military
representative, acting avowedly on in
structions, called a Convention BY q
proclamation. in which he parcelled the
country into election districts. prescrib-
ed the qualification Of voters, and allot-
ted the proportion Of representation.
When the c Convention met, he assumed
the Office Of President and during the
discussions, the advice and authority Of
the other agent of the Administration
were used 70 control Che decisions Of the
Convention on most important ques-
ton, on the pledge that thus, and thus
only, could they secure admission into
the Union. When this constitution,
thus framed under duress Of Che Cabi.
net and their subordinates," &c. &c.
chrisson Mercury.
We are surprised to find such asser-
tons as the above in a paper so respee-
table as the Mercury. The Hon. Thos.
Butler King, the Agent sent to Califor.
MIA, has branded the first assertion as
utterly unfounded. The President and
his Cabinet denied that they had any
such purpose in view, in sending Mr.,
King there. and he not only confirmed
their denial, but declared chat he would
have felt insuIted by such a proposition,
Its military representative, acting
avowcdly on instructions" &c. Whose
Instructions He had received none
from the present Administration, at the
time he issued his proclamation. Then
it was of course the instructions oil
Folks Administration, the blame Of
which the Mercury thus unjustly lays
to Gen. Taylor.
The idea that Gen. Taylor, South
ern man, andalarge stakeholder. should
use his infaenee with tire California
Convention to induce that body to pro-
hibit slavery. is of equal credibility with
the inference which the Mercury evil
IDENTIFY draws. that the Convention, con-
sisting Of an overwhelming majority Of
Locofocos. looked to Gen. Taylor, a
Wing. and his Wing Cabinet and Agent,
for advice in the formation Of their Con-
stitution, and followed that advice.
The thing is too absurd for even the
bitterest partisan. Fay. Observer.
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ssulDy o6sn v svrEy elLsT linz az sam.
Euhitsii0b. vhsikrE By canal % Isiliosa,
Ihsl cas- Be- eonsu1elsi a Tshutnlepte,
Pshsms. or any olhsr plsss On iAs shnle
fnhEans, Ehsihef HIIhin lhs limits 81
Metieo. Genial Ansrisa. or Nsr 6rz-
NADIA. The nniled p,oserlion cfihe Errss
kariiime Powers .tSbsmplsied by his
lrraiy 10 lhe Nicaragua or Other fsnsls.
viii af eosne Be he means Of sasinr. 70
eli PDsrn which nay bsroms parties 10
ii. ihs cost ofmainlsinirs large and rxrrH.
sire naval srnsamrns IN snxrd their Ia
lereas In transit through lhess highways.
And the rlavss which ssempls sssssls
slrnngh ihe hiesrsgsa rsnsl land any
others wliieh may be esHkirprisdl frpm
,rspinr-. detention. and blockade. pre~nis
q rev fesiBre Of iisrif Of so much interest
sad canses8enre. AZ. In connection with
.o,her provisions. 10 NAH The ronslusian
Of This iIrsIy - an era in The history oi
international eomparls.
upon The ronmerriEl advantages n
-hosh PARTIES 20 he derived from The enigh.
tened and liberal diplomacy Of which ,hls
Tresiy 10 The fran. IL 10 MOI for rs. buI Tor
ih.,se more familiar with The eoure and
channels Of commerce. n sspaiiale. LAT
he .. il oar practical knowledge Of such
subjects. ~s esn readily rrmprehrnd ihai
ii il 10 mi throw The nnsI valuable por-
lion ai il,e Commerce of llls Pacific into
the nands of the United States. IL viii n
least enable ne 10 share n on equal terms
with The most "a. orel Of Mariii.ne Pow
era. Nj. Istsi
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SAUNDERS DEMOCRATIC PASACEAil

SAUNDERS DEMOCRATIC PANACEAli
! General Ramulus M. Saunders. Minis-
ie, Plenipo,eniiary. Foreign. Darnesiir and
Democratic, finding 81 the late Democratic
! Convention in Raleigh, that there were
so many conflicting "pininns. 90 many
radical differences on the Missouri ffas.
iihe present Compromise plan, Soalhrrn
Question. Internal improvements, Equal
Suffrsge. Dissolution of The Uninn. Re-.
Be-. II was absolutely necessary To insen,
some universal salvr. some cohesive plas.
Ter, some binding or drawing composition.
sei himself TO work in his speech. labor
ing ainsi earnestly TO show lhm sditfsrenre
81 opinion for or against any measure,
Union. Internal Improvement. Comprn-
mise or what noi. made no sort of odds.
"A mans noiion in these ihings did NOT
Affect principles. aud therefore The follow.
ing from Jefferson everlasting Democratic
authority, is part OF = resolution offered
by him. and carried by acclamaiion: .lf
there be ans amongst Us who would wish
10 dissolve this Union, or 10 change ito
Republican form. lei them stand rs mon.
umrnls OF The safety with which error Of
lnpinion may be tolerated. where reason
is left free 10 combat it," This. accom-.
panied by his speech, left every man to
'hink. do. and 60 Tor what he pleased. and
all was right, IS il did not affect principle,
The principles Of the Democratic party,
which are 10 vo,e together right or wrong.
This panacea took like " hot cakes" and
~1r one hundred buses were disposed al
in few moments. From the high repu.
iaiIon Of the DR.. we have mo- doubt il will
meet an extensive sale throughout the
Stale, during The present prevailing esm-
Ipaign. We commend il 10 all Democrats
affected with sore conscirnees. disunian
bile. ahti-rsilroad fever. &C., &c. Il may
he had twice week al the STANDARD OF.
fee. Gill the first Thursday in August
General Saunders's Patriotism. -
1.-The moment heard. (said Gen. s. in
his speech TO the Democratic Convention. ]
that Gen. Zachary Taylor was 10 occupy
the White House. | sent home my resig.
nation" Tremendous. applause. bul the
Gea. added with emphasis. IL al The
same time said 10 the department. &c you
see proper 10 retain me. shsfi be pleased
10 seree my rnuniy, or you a,ay act your
pleasure. Al this finishing stroke al
pa,rioiism, and Independence. the silence
h death reigned throughout the capitol.
1.-THE string was pulled IN the wfors place.
Ashepik Messenger.
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affAns,ss kpm eealh csF0kne, wto,s
he following lstifr. he uiiginal q uhishl
= We kan fiom ne AnEusis CiIonirlsl
has been sea- % WsshhRlohs-
NaIAiass1n. Jan Assu<. isi2
Er1. e,ls I lsss d pssassss v ~ rs
d IN In whs<h zen - ins<1strd has lpa bsef
sisn<d By he Bysskss " ns Hoss<s and VI
10 spysossd By sss pssss<sf
-Wi;h grsai rsp>-i. ysss sAedisnt efssni.
sAkAlofEAD BukT.
Dr.. n. oa,ss,s.
President Pplt signsd The bin 10 pa,
ihe eslphin rlsim. on he l5Ih Apgusl
lsle. The fsnripd Of me chim ss'
accordingly rsif ~ that administrator
Since Gen. Tssler rsns info ofiiee iIis
fnsrresl hss been ikrsps paid. psdef /
dsrision Of The Asinrry General foundes
ON thai Lam Of AnenG 1913 Thsrenpoi
lhs l.aeolrros rsi.ed q pssf nniery. sp
poislrd a COMMITTEE OF Investigation. viii
This same Mr.. Arai.,fad Barr - Chain
nsn. Well. = hat did he do, Afifr ma
nv days he brDsgh ih a RSpari and Re
solauons. and among these issl Was lhs
fullnwing:--
"Thsi The rlalm Of the Representative
Of George Gslphin vas moi jusl demand
against the uniied Siairs."
k0w. ran an, b. dy imagine shat hal
orrunsd between Apsusi ls4s and Msy
1850. 10 change ,hs salphin ClsiEa. which
had existed SINCE l77e! To be sure
The hing n phin snnuehi When lhs
bill psssed in 1913, Polk Was President
and approved IL: when The interest ss'
paid 10 1850. Taylor WIS President. and
did not forbid il. b MI that rsasor
pnoushf That which ia Mr. Burr.
eyes. vas al right nnder Polk. 10 ali wrong
under Taylor. Miserable effect nf parry
spinii Contemplate sdon 10 make par
" eapiIsll
lei no ors Suppose that we mean "a
defend The payment 10 GsIphin's repre-.
senla,ives. No such thing. Taking il
Tor granted ihzi rhe claim Vas just one
Nj. Secretary Crawford ought never ID
have allowed i, TO be paid whilst he Wal
10 the Cabinet 'fhis iorbesrsnce he owed
no, less TO the Wing party than 10 hi,
own reputslion. Fan. OLE.
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tillain0us act-On the night Of the Sd
INST. some misrreant placed a rail across
the track OF the Petersburg and Rosnoke
Rad Road. sbon, five miles from Peters.
burg. by which The engine was lhown of.
The engineer was seriously ia;ured. ard
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