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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

nles wheat eosn. cotton, tobacco, rice, and hemp
Are very happilg iusenwined+
Cd he silver case II represented en- one side
yiesr 81 tha Gapisol with is contemplated addi-
sioual Wings saisy displayed and on the other, in
fvro distinct can paTtmsnis shore an elevation Of
he sFeat commemorative monument oa the Cum
beTIand road; below. view OF Ashlane| and lis
mansion -
HAD as ciyirs his features wish great lF1thfuiness
mi ulaylaIiy renarked shaihe did NOT know before
mai SIS lstse was quite 81 prominent; and then
added IN ailISioE 10 The great intrinsic value of
tbe meal from lis ul5serial, " Who can tell but,
fstx r. hundred years hence. some Goth may get
Nh 81 ,s ana say The nose OF this old dead fellow
,,;II serve is isy ne great many things thai
,rsrf and nav caTfy il ct However. il Is cap
;taI likeness Il think" The artists, said Mr.. CT
I-sA not generally succeeded wen IN taxing my
features bas Isl has eeen 70 sLsai nisasufs ny
49,. f.,,l, face never i~iains long me same
ona 500 Az especiay Ehen am @aeI any
eTeiten,eni il changes every moment Jos.- nan
dolph once paid me high compliment, not lnten-
/ tionally-eiof he seldom cnnlpiinented any man
But. without in,cndipg il be paid me what esteem
one Of the highest compliments lever iecesvea;
can Gel sight OF MIR Clayis iacei can always 1en
which side be is going 70 take
This transition from The grave to the gay IS 50
characteristics Of Mr. Clay, that no one who has
seen him In his hours OF confidence can ialt 70 &C
reminded by Ii Of many an association that while I
Is;nJiss smile viii Sc followed but too soon by a
sigh. 49,,
The medal does the highest honor 70 the !alsne
.nd s,lI az lhe artist. who we understand, is Mr.
Wright of New York
The President oi the Utited States honofea 10
interview with his presence and was an atlenuv
and annar, u,ly sratifed auditor Of both addresses
men Hon JamesE. Jones, Hon sSttSbbs
Hon Presly Ewing Dr/Hall, Gov. Fish, HoE
James Brooks, Hen. Geo Briggs, all the member
OF The New York Committee, viz: Daniel VI
mann, Joseph Nj. Price, Charles NJ. Leupp, A. G
Peckham Levi Eastman, Esqs.; d. l.. Pettet
Nicholas Carroll, G., B. Calvert, Frank Taylo
H. Clay Bouainds P r Fehdail and A. J. Slans
bury atioaal hteHIgeacer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
more % lAe cnalber.sad Tragedy.

sCUMrrELANp, Md, Feb. f5-The dreadful
tragedy which occurred here III Barhaa's hotel.
last night, has produced The mosl intense excite
s uSen, So Indignant was The populace astniehi.
aher the dreadful deed had been peTpetraied, and
lie eoraner's inquest had been held on the body
( 81 the victim Nm o. Sprieg, thar il wss With
Rxl1eme difficulty the people coald be restrained
from king violent possession OF his shaver Robt.
Swan, aud Furnishing him on tie spni Tsse of
fdeFs, however, succeeded, together &i,h The per,
asuasions Of tie more sober thinking part Of 1.-THE
tlumunily, in causing the euraged citizens 10 de-
silt Sprgg was altogether unatmed when he
Was shot, which shnws thatlle did moi anticipate
such an attack lie was a worthy young man,
audImucil esteemed by all who knew hipn-had
been engaged as an agent on the railroad. Ills
funeral takes place 10 morrow
THE terrible acl aponsihe part Of Swan. seems
tot hale been deliberate aid promedaaied. lie
went directly 10 the boe with his loaded gun,
audi without giving moments waning, fired.
tbs also stated thai aztec the murder, when nm
dcF arrest he declared that it was his deliberate
intention 10 Kill the Geeeaseds and seemed To
oil IN the Tact, as he patted his gun aud seeming
yiapplauded ii Ter being faithful 10 lis trust lie
is believed 10 have been under Tie Influence OF
hlpbr when he perpetIated The deed. lie WAS
vthIhu lawyer in practice al eur bar. and highly
esteemed By all Who knew lin lie isYnow in
POISON awaiting lueher Investigation,
tIhe coroner : jury returned verdict that tue
deceased cane 10 his death from shot fired from
s1an in the hands al Robert Swan.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
TICK Elrs ToR CALIFORNIA.

II has been stated that passage has been taken,
two months ahead i9 all the steamers for Caifor-
ma Ihls IS the work, doubtless, of sfeouaors,
and lnIcates rapacity by no means honorable to
the american character In many instances men
VINO nave gone through years OF toll and priFation
have returned fPr their families, and now End the
game blocked" by regular gamblers upon the ne
cessities Of mankind
The Pfeprietqrs Of steamers should take some
- prevent this villanous sort Of specula-
ton u
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
NATIONAL PRINTING OFFICE.


Mr.. Dorr Of Iowa has introduced into Ire House
ofRepfesentatiyes bill 10 establisha Public Print
Ing. ntfse II progi Dis ess ssEia,enAe,sAss s.
such tofemen, compasitors, pressmen, proofreaders
and other persons, as he Shall deem indspensably
necessary for the accurate speedy, economical and
faithful execution Of The public printing Z
We consider the plan the only equitable and
proper for executing the public printing faith
fully--,o prevent the government patronage from
becoming mere job to make The fortune of par
ilEan, but the restriction the usual and proper
wages is little Too eosc for proud and liberal
government.
Clerks, who work but six hours, are employed at
from $1,000 10 $500 per aunum for sir fours each
>day-whilst printers, who work len hours get bat
six hundred dollars year, with an allowance OF
twenty to twenty-five cents an hour for extra Lours
and 80 for violating the Sabbath.
This is all wrong. Let the government do its
yyistiAg as il does its scritiag. Employ men of
talents and education and let them have good
wages Have three SETS Of hands, each 10 work eight
hours, and ,ray them according to their ability In
this way, the goSernmentw ork could be done hand
somely and prompii;g. aud i,s benefits would be
somewhat equally distributed.
We hope Gov i,oty will amsnd his bill SO as TO
mike mere liberal distribution al.Song those who
are 10 perform the labor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
ALEXANDRIA I Z 4, MARKET.

FLoua-The market continues active viii sn
gupward tendency. Sales from stores. al 81 37I-
Wagon and car price a. IS. Receipts moderate
and stocks light N1e =
GRANT, The west mari ct has gradual inward
cenfs-white 1913 a IO5 cents from VA IS s,,S
cars. Oats are in. demand at &c s. cts. RYE IS
worth % 10 els, and n demand Clover Seed
scarce, and in demand at IS. Is.
BEEF CATTLE. = III rkei steady supply moderate
we quote 50 IS 81 IS per 100 lbs. accofsiinr Ia
quality. Like Hogs scarce and II demanded sSs75
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
p11tNrIN rIsE SOUTH.

amusement # borse-racin is kept,a with consid.
cradle spirit. al Charleston, s. c., unparalleled
time has been lately made in four mile contest.
between JEFF, Davis, Inspector and Monte. The
first heat was run in minutes and 42 seconds won
by Monte. The second heat was won by jeff
Davis in minutes and Al seconds after desperate
contest with Monte. The last heat was also won
by, him, Monte having taken the sulks, in min
utes aud 81 seconds.
Intense excitement was manifested BY The spec
faforS sf~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
PRECEDENT FILLMoRE.

Al Wa State Convention in Tennessee has ex-
p'esssa - reference for Mr.. Fillmore as candi-
sdaie for The MT Presidency.
a meeting il Indiana has expressed similar.
preference.
Ihs Nh'ss p s,ginia unquestionably prefer
U'sa ana .russs slaasRan, like MIR. Fillmore, to
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

ELEeTloSEERING IN THE EAsr.-0ne ofthe candi-
dates for the goyernogship Of New Hampshire has
9ecently, on an electioneering trip there travelled
thirty miles into Canada stumping and speeclrity-
ing the whole leagth Of the route, before he knew
he was out of his State. The Canadians gazed al
him with establishment and wondered what he was
talking about all The time. This is the latest man
ifestation Of the powers OF steam, electricity and
gas as applied to electioneering
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
land ,yARRAsl's kJr YER ass.cS.-

Fhe Comml''ee: On Public lands ia The U. S.
3senaie hare -IePoslsa back ice hstmaking Land
Masfanu ass.saaJie, a. amsnasae' the House,
iaEee
This subject seems 70 undssgo very ps.,......g
delaY. Claimants ire daily dying %. withss.. 1.
ids able 10 realize any thing IRON ths bounty !.
skkgenment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
rs. On Friday Ne were struck with ~

EJ> On Friday we were struck with the
simpie and ingenious mode of drawing a
monster piece sf mechanism up Main street.
1t was the locomotive .Virginian,n from the
Globe Works, Boston, designed for the Viz
ginia and Tennessee 2aifrosd.. Suspended
on heavy four-whecled wagon, it was safely
brought up from Rockets, by cha:u, sup
ported on wheels, to which hirtyt.Ires 5or.
SEES and mules, two abreast, we're attached
In the Basin it was shipped to Lynchburg.
Richmond EaoHirer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

TnE JEFFERSON RIFLE AND THE 22xp.-
This company intend celebrating the birth
day Of Washington, as will be seen by no
ticc in our advertising columns, on the 33d
instant Washington's Farewell Address is
to be read before them by A. r. Boteler,
Esl-, I'm the Presbyterian church, of this
place, whittier they are to repair at half past
o'clock 2. NJ. Should the weather prove
fine, as is to be hoped, crowded house will
doubtless be witnessed. In the evening. we
are informed, the Company will give an en-
tertainment at the Hotel Of Mr.. D. Entler,
whose skill in such matters, so often tested,
has always enabled him to meet the wishes
and varied tastes Of his guests
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE.


The senate. On Htdnesdar aiier some Hnimpor-
-. 7hnsiness adjourned Is Monday.
il ire HorsE he following bills we're passed
Bill concerning he prohibition against man 5
1880 ..-s-fes--
nTaltyaae ~ ~ ,ha f.her az
e ~. 81 ,l'. - 81 E t n
: sss,s,. 800 : 3 n 1.a-1's 4
n 81 - 4, ,.h;.h ia fSavernor
6 -. 49, " 80. ~. 1880
rs concerned ii : duel
- = 81 -: IS. s =; - f.-S-
Iii M. VIRGINIA Sav;nvS Insti
Z ~ ~. ~ -
Il M. rr,v.r s, 7zwyxj,y no,a;n1 a general
-. = - -, s., 8. u n
n. - 49, ~ EsSda, no,h;ns vas aane
n =, 10 i, he fbs;v
a. 9. ~. 49, = :, : -. , ~ lie H.
"a s5:. 100 :. No @-'s -
In iAe House, GA Sakrdag, resolution was
consist Of TOUT on ne pafI q the House ana lnIee
e ug = s - - "
,aaa-, :, K, fTn;ssrs;,s 80 v;r,-;,;s Warba
sSsa,,,s ~ ,rso,nas istg.rson
AfIer The presentation ii many petitions and res
/ olutidns unimportapt 10 our readers the House
| nnon7 AZ C;ihson,s motion adjourned
In he SrSArg on 1fgnls-.sthp hill for The arrest
/ of judgement a.b,or xvhen Re fats "a answer in
/ terrn-,toF;es nr 6cs ansvers which are evasiTe
3 II b,s,,, i, o,,if he STATE was read
80. III, IL sftrsa4sra Il I, rssso5
' hl.sS 80. - rssassr,snt ~ t,res IN nersonal
-. - he a res On licenses Tor
II YoPei9, al,e - sd ~ - nr;ntea
me yeat 100 Aas isau anu g. ne election
IN lhe iolsh, Z oiii Pr . .u.i - -. s.,ir ~
$50 &C @ Conn
NNFnna feGta narcf cffh a Raw
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

tA SINGULAR Haul or Elsu-Thc Ches.
te4t6wn -(Md) News says that few days
agb, Mr. John Hadaway laid out his sein-
of Comegy's Point, in Chester river, and
strange TO say, he caught fifty punches Of
fsh, which were already strung up and Pre-
pared for market
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
NEW Nail ARRANGEMENTS.

i Il seems lhat an arrangement has been completed
.ssshe Pos, oiRce Departmea, at Washington for
sspediii1g The great Mail between New York and
eNsw Orleans 10 ga into elFsel on the lss Of March
Rg this asfanssnent. there will be tss mails q
( ~ tom washington South and haek. This will
maitef of great genience and satisfaction le
p,khle South 81 he National Metrobolls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

F're1' rick Sioufsr The accomplished burglar and
tobb.r. No recently broke from the jail Of his
.saa,v. and ls.cenlIy made an attemptto burn he
ia made aother Unsuccessful attempt 10 burn he
sam IN Sainnl ny u = We have no fears Of his
sseaps ,ut hope the g.sla,ure win permit him 10
nase esedr trial. Is. HarifSsbnxg Gazette
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
WASHINGTCN'S BIRTHDAY ami
lVERSARY.

It will be seen from the proceedings in another
column, that our citizens intend celebrating the
22j in an appropriate manner
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

13r. Faulkner. Of lhe House Of Representative,
Ia been arpoInssd % al The vaeaney IN he Com
plilee Of Military Affairs occasionsd By The excuse
ff6rh service on that commfliee of Mr. Bart Of
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

RoBBERY. On Friday last, two men en-
tered the house Of Mr. Peter Tressler, in
Fairfax county, Va, about two or three
miles from Alexandria, and finding no one
n but little servant girl. gagged her, and
opening a chest, robbed it of four hundred
and forty eight dollars, and then made their
escape. The same morning some one stole
three overcoats from Mr. Cats Tavern. 1T
West End
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
GoDEYfs LADY,s book.

We have received the March No. of this valua-
he Magazine Il lis crack number The en-
l&li>hments consist Of Two Mezzotinis-by rival
engravers- The Cosiage,'s Sunday Morning. and
the Soldiers Dream of Home; Cottage Villa
Fashion Plate. Sc IL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
N~7N-FNaFH~7N.N~1------
RICHMOND WHIG.

The connection of EDWARD WIN. Jonxsrpx, as
editor and one of the proprietors Of the Richmond
Wsig, ceased on Monday last'
,ALEx4SnER MosErEY. Esq, formerly one ofits ed
itors VII have e3ntrol of the Wing hereafter
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
WIRE SUSPENSION BRIDGE.

The House of Delegates Of Virginia have adopt
ed a resolution Recommending that suit be immedi-
ately broHght agaihs, the pittsburg Wire Suspen-
sion and Monongahela Bridge Company for OBJ
strucling the navigation Of the MonongaheIa river
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
nn;,RYl-sLI4E MAIL.

lwo-horse Coach -cat-rying he mail between
Charleslowa and BerryWifie wei. into oaeration on
Monday last Ii is daily line, anG we trust the
patronageswill fullyme the expectations Of The
contractor
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
BOARD or PUBEIc WORKS.

P. o, kirrlgyoItS, Esq, Of this county. is re-
commended in The Spirif, BY "A Democrat as a
candidate for the Board Of Public Works, from the
VALLEY District
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
COUNTY SURVEYOR.

P. p, DASpRlpGE, ESQ., who was announced by
many Of his friends as candidate for County Sur
veyor, has requested US to withdraw his name from
the list Of candidates a.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

RESIGNATION AND APPoINTMEvr.-Dr
Peek, Of Dickinson Colleges, Carlisle, Pa
has resigned the Presidency, ana Dr. Col
Inns, Of Emory and Henry, Va, viii no doubt
be elected In his place.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

DRoWSED.-Aaron Reele, son Of David
Reele, Of Hardy county, Va, was drowned
on thee 9TH inst, 10 the North Fork, about
eight miles above Petersburg, in consequence
Of jumping overheard to secure bis fathers
hat = Z
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

BANK Srock-One hundred and six shares 81
Naliey AZ Bark stock, were scld 10 Winchester
last week a prices ranging from sll5IO to siI59o
averaging Sis % per share.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
MURDER At CUMBERLAND.

murder occurred al Cumberland MD, on
Wednesday night last, he circumstances q
ahich are stated as follows
Sometime since, difficulty occurred Al COLI
lion party, between Robert Swan aud Wm y
S3risg. Of JOS, which resulted in challenge
from Swan BIZ the interference Of mutual Trends
lbe aifHeuIty Was however adjusted, as was sup
posed but recently published eatd. issued ~
Swan, revived past animossties. and swan, armed
himself with double barrel shot gun, repsired 70
The hotel where Sprigg was boarding, and, md.
ing aim SHADING in the bar room, a'sceAfgea
both barrels. striking aim IN the hesa ana Sa1s-
ing instant death.
We also understand that Sprigs haa spN IN
Swans lace a, the eo,lllon party mentioned,
and that be declined TO render The sa,lsia c.lon
Tor the insalt which Swan demanded. ihe
80 seyr.a i ! Lieutenant in the Mexican
war. and wOunaSd an antagoL' = : -. :
Mexico, Bath parties are respec"s so"@se.
ed and much exci,emen, prevails in crmber
land owing TO the fatal termination o. me trA
gedy. Swan was Immediately arrested ant
The preparation Of tie murder.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

eE Charles b Fisk, Esq. the CHIEF ene;nee,
states thai the water viii Be Ter into the Chesapeak
and Ohio Canal IN time for the navira,;cil q r.
opened b The IL of March. e a
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

E Ths RichHond Enqpirer Of Monday has the
fo!lo@ing aanuHCiatiop Of the death Of one oflhe
most estimable eiiizens Of Virginia
Death of an Exceizcnt Han On Friday
night we we're painfully shocked BY the in
teilirence of tie sudden death Of Gen Cor
bin Draxton Of the county Of King William.
At 10 O'Clock 30 Thursday morning, while
on visit to d neighbor,s house, he was ia.
ken sick, and az 70 o'clock at night be was
i corpse
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

a NoBLE Acr.-The Society Of Friends
separated in New York in 1928, and both
divisions have Deel continued ever since
At the time of the separation, property a.
mounting to some Sc, 600 was adiudged BY
law to belong n the division known as Hici.
sites The Hicksitss at their last meeting.
agreed, after full consideration of the mat.
ter, to Pay over to the other division, com
monty called Orthodox, S25, 900, or one-half
the estimated value fthe property at the
time Of the separation, which has according
ly been done. This act exhibits genuine
christian iberality, and is worthy of all
praise and imitstion
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

sgNDAY LABoR.-The proprietors of four
out Of the five Daily Papers published in the
City of Richmond, have agreed for tbe n.
ture to suspend labor on Sundays. This is
right, for 4he command of Jehovah "a six
days shalt thou labor and do all thywork y
is just as binding upon man nowIas it was
upon those who heard the law announced d,
midst the lightnings and thunders of Sinai's
IN cunt. Now, the Jours and boys instead
Of letting their fingers nimbE kiss the ty pes
in the Chapet on that day. can use them in
turning over the pages Of the sacred Scrip
lures in the Sunday School and Church, in
doing which we have no doubt they will &C.
quire. riches and treasures imperishable and
that fade not away Char. Jcf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

The Democratic constituents OF this gentleman
will hear with pleasure Of his having gone for the
tarinf of SIG on teste vote The vote was l0s to
co and was divided pretty strictly on party lines.
Mr.. SrRornER was The only member from Virginia
in he minority
This is, so for as it goes, a confirmation of the.
statement of Z JusrIcG' in this paper some time
sinre IErnchesLcr Eiroininn
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19
CONF

10 both Houses Of Conn
nothing hui talk has been lhr' ior ne lass week,
Ger Of the dars
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

senate,
1906
SPEAKER 1871.
A. ~ iols WITH GREAr BRtTAix.
GHENI 1914
SP2NfsH AMERICA 1928.
MlsscUnl CcAPR0MIsg 1921.
AMERICAN SYsrE,. 1891
GRERcE 1921.
SECRETARY Of STarE 1875
PAxAafa ISsrRrcTioxs 1925
TARIFF CoMPRonIsE
1853.
PrBtic DOMAIN lS33-1Sff.
PEAcE WITH France PheskRvEp 1885.
CokpRosusE 1850.
Tie lines are supported on either hand by taste.
u wlFcashs u which the six chief American sta
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

,ArpEALs FROM Decisions OF THE Passion
OFFlcE Hon Alex. II H Stuart, Secra-
tary of the Interior, has issued official notice
that any person desiring to take an appeal
from decisioh Of the Pension Office shall
address the application to the Secretary of
Interior, and viii be required to state the
precise grounds on which the appeal is bas
ed ID whether the egrors alleged be in the
portion relied on must be speedily cited
The Commissioner in his report, and the
Secretary in his decision, will notice only
the grounds SO stated, or the points SO made.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

CiaeUiFR or Prices IN THE BALTIMoRg M4RKEr
ftr the 'eees ending Feb. Is, 1852. S
.Reported EXPRESSLY for The Eree 'Pre1sa.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1852-02-19

=. q OF jos.
The above letter Of apology was written in
answer TO a written invitation from Roberl
Swan, to meet him Oh Charles Rerry's Meadonrs,
armed as each Ofthe parties nigh think proper.
without friends either side, lie survivor 10 take
care Of the slain.
La regard 70 this last, the letters Of Drs Scoi.
lay and DOugherty, and s. N. Semmes, referred
70 IN Mr. Swans card above give detailed state
nent o:iheir eforts to adjustihe dificult,betweep