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FURNITURE wAREROOM.

THE undersigned still continues to carry on
] the CABINET BUSINESS in all its bran
ches, at his old stand, few doors below Mr..
Peter Menager's Mill, where he is making all
kinds of work, such as Bureaus, Tables, Safes,
Bedsteads, Stands, and every thing else usual
ly made in Cabinet Shop. He has large
assortment Of Chairs of different patterns, and
four sizes of Looking Glasses, besides large
lot of Mahogany Yeneering, which he will
sell lower for cash than can be had in any
other shop in this town. All he asks is for
you to give him call at his Furniture Ware
room, before buying elsewhere. He is also
prepared to attend in the best style and on the
shortest notice the Undertaking business, and
on the most reasonable terms.
Aug. IL. 1853. JAMES SKIES.
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POCKET BOOK FOUND.

ON Sunday, the 3oth ult., Pocket
" Book was found in this town, con-
tanning money, which the owner can
have by calling on the undersigned at
Mathers' Tin Shop, proving property
and paying charges.
= Nov. 10, '53. E. P. RALPH.
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Rates of Taxation in GaIIia Co., 1853.

The amount taxes charged dollars valuation all
property subject to taxation said county year 1885, express
ed in cents in the table following, o-Wit:
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EVERLASTING FOR EVER.

pEGNIER'S Everlasting Store has an ever
n lasting pile of Goods, bought at everlasting
low prices, and going off everlasting fast At
everlasting low figures. Then call at the Store
without the adverb prefxed, and get articles
everlasting good and last everlasting long, and
be everlastingly satisfied and determined to
call again.
MaYI2. 1859
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

2 BBLS. Blows" pressed and clarified Gas
tor Oil, at
May l9, 1883 j. d PA. SANNS'.
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NJ o Il s E'S
COMPOUND SYRUP OF
Yellow Dock Root

THIS is Purely Vegetable Compound, scien-
! tiically prepared from the best Roots and
Herbs of the Materia Medica, and has gained
an unrivalled reputation for the following ef-
fects, viz:
Regulating and Strengthening the Liver
aud Digestive Organs. md Cleansing the
stomach and Bowels,
and thus CURING all Bilious Diseases, Liver
Complaints, Indigestion, COstiveness, Piles,
Headache, Fever and Ague, Jaundice, Nausea,
Loss Of Appetite, DC, and causing the food to
nourish and support every part
Purifying the Blood,
and thus curing all Humors, Cutancous Erup-
tions, Scrofula, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, Scatd
Head, Canker, Pimples on the face, Biotehes,
Ulcers, Tumors, Mercurial Disease, Cancers,
DC.
Regulating the secretory Organs,
and by enabling them to perform their proper
functions, preventing and curing many painful
and dangerous diseases; SmESGTHEyIsG AND
QUITING THE NERVOUS SYSTEM, thus allaying
Nervous Irritation, and curing all Diseases Of
the Nerves, as Hysteria, Neuralgia, Cramps,
&c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

ONE hundred bbls No. ! Kanawha
" Salt, just received and for sale by
FORD DRoUILLARD.
ONE thousand GALLONS Stone Ware,
" just received and for sale by
Sept. 90, '53. Ford & Drouillard.
NOFFEE.-25 sacks prime Rio Coffee,
" Just received and for sale by
Sept. 90, '53. Ford d Drouillard.
.NANDLES-25 boxes Candles, Just
~ received and for sale by
Sept. 29, '53. Ford d Drouillard.
COAP-1O boxes No. ! Soap, Just
- received and for sale by
Sept. 29, '53. Ford d Drouillard.
TWO hundred bbls Extra family Flour
i just received and for sale by
FORD 4 DRoUILLARD.
Sept. 90, 1853.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1853-11-17

AdusinIstrntors' sale.
IN the 26th day of November, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, at the late residence of John Smelt-
zer, deceased, in Green township, Gallia coun-
ty, we shall dispose of the following property,
belonging to said estate, to-wit: Farming i'm
plements, household furniture, hogs, &c.
Terms-al sums of 50 and under cash in
hand; over that amount nine months credit
will be given, for which approved security will
be required.
Jos. J. BLAZER,
JACOB SMELTzER,
Administrators of John Smeltzer, decd.
Nov. 10, 1653.-3ws
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wM- N. KOHL. II. W. FOWLER
WM. III. KOHL g. CO.,
(SueeessOrs TO Kohl & THOrne,)
n. W. FOWLER.

DPoRrERs wHoLEsALE DEALERS IN
PERFUMERY, FANCY ARTICLES,
IND all the popular GENUINE FAMILY MEDr-
Il oINEs, Western agents for Myers Rock
Rose, Lyons Kathairon. Wright's Pills, Watts
Nervous Antidote, &c, N. E. corner of Fourth
and Vine streets, Cincinnati, Ohio.
DCity and country dealers can rely upon
having their orders promptly and accurately
filled, at as low rates as any other house in the
West
August IL, ls53.-ly
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GALLIPoLIs d KANAWHA
PACKET.

- The fine, light draught
steamer FASHION No. 2,
- Capt WV. JOHNSON, viii
run in the above trade, leaving Gallipo-
lis every Wednesday and Saturday, and
returning will leave Kanswhs every
Tuesday and Friday.
For freight or passage apply on board
or to NEWTON q CUBBAGE.
Sept. Is, 1853.-3m
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VIII attend at the Treasur court house for the mr.
pose receiving the from the 10Th of sntsb I a.
Goth day of December, A. D. 1855 ~ ~
l. R. CALOHAN Treas G. c.
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AEoTHER FRESH ARRIVAL OF
DRUGS, CHEMICALS &c

THE Subscribers have just received from
| New York and are now openine r. i.-es-s
and best selected Stock Of Drugs. Ned;c;11.s -
Paints, Oils, Dye Stufs and Perfumerr. eve,
offered in this market all Of which have been
selected with personal care and purchased for
CASH, which viii enable us 10 make 1t TO the
advantage of all wishing opusehaseany thing
in our line 10 call and examine our Stock be-
fore buying elsewhere.
We havealsO the finest and largest stock Of
variety Goods, Yankee notions, Gold and Sill
yer Watches. Jevelry DC, ever offered in this
market We respectfully call the attention Of
Merchants and others to our Stock Of Goods as
we have purchased them entirely from Man
ufactores and Importers, which viii enable Us
to sell them at eastern prices.
BAILEY Il MAGUET.
AuO IL I9SQ
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DYE STUFFS.

NE would call the attention of the public to
b" our full assortment of Dye Stuffs, consist
ing of Indigo, Madder, Extract of Logwood,
Alum &c, &c, which we can recommend as
good, and will sell very low.
Aug. Is, 1853. BAILEY & MAGUET.
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AdminI.trnrnr,s Non 2.

Admlntstrator's Noues
NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers
II have taken out letters of administration on
the estate Of John Smeltzer, late Of Green
township, Gallia county, deceased. All per
sons having claims against the estate are re-
quested to present them, duly authenticated,
and those indebted are requested to make i'm
mediate payment
JOSEPH ]. BLAZER,
JACOB SMELTZER,
Nov. 10, 1S53.-3ws Administrators.
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on1fl LBS country Bacon Of superior quality
LUUU Just received and for sale at
HENKING d CADETS.
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FASHIONABLE TAILORING ES-
TABLISHMENT.
B. VEYSSIE & CO.,

no uOOTS OetOW Ddtey d Hdg0eE s DTUg
Store,
Ia Have little the incest, latest and best
NJ quality and styles of Cloths, Cassi-
IL meres, Vestings, 0ver-Coating, DC, in
the line of Gentlemen's Wearing apparel and
Furnishing Goods now out or that viii be out
for this fall and winters use, and when it
comes to style in cut, make and fit of frock,
dress, pelto, sack or business Coats, Vests,
Pants, Over Coats or Cloaks, we are sure We
can and expect to suit the taste of all who may
favor us with call, or no charge.
Nov. /, IS53.-tf
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#. CHILDS g. CO,
WHOLESALE oEwAREHoUsE
Nos. 1873 and 1856, Wood street,
PITTSBURGH, PENN,

~ Arr now prepared for the
FALL Trade with from three to
thousand cases BOOTS and
60 SHOES, comprising one of the
most extensive stocks We ever had the pleasure
OF calling the attention of our friends and
country merchants generally. Among which
may be found
45O cases mems welt and half velted kip Boots;
$50 do heavy spk sole coarse do;
100 do nailed Hungarian do;
30 do oak bottom tap sole kip do;
$50 do pump and half welt calf do;
IS do INN stitch French calf do;
IS do water proof and lumberm'ns do;
so do sewed custom made do;
large assortment mems coarse and double
sOled nailed brogans;
Mems super L. and B. kip and gents Bootees;
Do fine calf, goat and enameled do;
Do coarse, calf and kip, sewed custom made
Bootees.
Boys, youths and childs coarse and kip Boots;
Do do do Munroes and Brogans;
Ladies fine heel and spring heel calf, kip and
wax Boots;
Ladies fine heel and spring heel goat and ena-
meled Boots;
Do fine enameled and kid Jenny Linds;
Do do do Fillmore Boots;
Do bronze and black Sultana do;
Do hne PIP and tight sole Caters;
Jenny Lind Ties, Alboni Ties, Sultana Ties,
Victoria Slippers, with a great variety of wo-
mems heavy strap Shoes, Buskins, &C.
Misses and children's goat, calf and kip
Boots, Bootees, fancy Ellslers, Caters, &C.
Mems, womens, misses and children's metal
ic gum OvershOes, Boots, Jenny Lind Boots,
Buskins, Slippers and sandles.
Also over 1000 sides prime New York tan
ned sole Leather.
HATS AND CAPS.
A splendid assortment of mems and boys
wool, fur, Mexican, KOssuth, Magyar, and cit
liens Hats Of many styles and qualities.
Fine silk plush and cotton plush Opera,
Union and Rolla Caps; Mohair cloth and
glazed Caps, fresh from the manufacturers, Of
latest fashion, &C, &C
Our stock being purchased direct from first
hands principally for cash. and adapted to
Western trade, we are enabled to offer such in
iucements as will compete favorably with any
regular JObbing House East or West.
We respectfully invite an examination Of our
stock. BParticular attention given to orders.
II. CH1LDS 4 co.
Pittsburgh, Sept. l. ls53.-3m
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Purifying the Blood,
Regulating the secretory
Hts UurIvnIIed Ia the Cure OF NIL
FEMALE COMPLAINTS

as Weakness, general debility, Irregularity
and THROAT CoMPLAiNrs, as Colds, Coughs
Asthma, Consumption, de-, also. Dropsy.
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ALEl ALEIl

FRESH ALE in barrels and half barrels low
for cash at HENKIEG & CADETS.
June %. 1853.
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JOHN DAGES,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
BOOTS AND SHOES

Is now prepared for the fall
, and winter trade with the most
extensive stock ever offered in
this market, which comprises
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wM. N. KOHL.
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Aug. Is, 1853.

CWEET Oil, Lard Oil. Meets foot Oil, and Cas-
" teroil Of superior quality B. &M.
Aug. ls, 1853.
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An Boxes Half Spanish, Spanish 6's, Rega-
~ liza, Washington, Neptune, Cazadora, Bloc
mer, and Canone Cigars, and other brands, at
B. & NJ
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1853-12-23

ARRIVED.
Dec i5-Seamer Fanny Lutter'ob, Stedman TN faye'ts
Vile, % E. J. L-utterloh. D
Brig Albert Adams Bartlett, i'm Boston, 10 4o&fnS' oro
loBg VIM NJ rotoa Geyer from re A. charsssG Sd in
from Charleston to Boston loaded with Lumber expert
ncc very heavy galos lost sails and part load stove
Scbr Ksnsngton swain 81 days from Charleston, bound
to New York. laden with rice and cotton pm in III a.rcS
with loss Of mainboom, mainsa &c and leaking to Miles
Cosn the 18th inst, in lat 35 20, long 7 90 by &C
count. so \. NJ vessel to ieeward with signai
of distress flying foretop-run down close along side
and hove to- found be the Brig Topsai Schr Emma
W Richardson. Of rooksEile, with nninmaSt gone and
everything above tbs oetop apparently full Of water crew
on tie Honse-got our all ready launch off deck to
yey heavy sea- and the men all CO. except the
mate Having sail except rysail and ip the oregaf
broken ans manS"ii torn to pieces the he"sg1on soon
Schooner run down the hove to- bat she did
lower her boat as long as we were in sight -
l6-New Schr. Ben, ZOl I'm New York, to Geo Harrss;
Brig sarah Peters, Davis, from New York in ballast, to
Schr Meridian, Burge fun Thomas, IL ballast, to J..
Steamer Rowan Barber from Fayetteville e. j. Lut-
Brig Aurora, Barney, from savannah, 70 DsRosset :
put into this in distress having lost deck load bull
warls and man-topmast sprung main boom stove boat
I6-Schr Sea Bird, =, I'm = to P. X Dickinson & Co.
l7-Bsig E Iiinds Day. FIN Somerset Mass to j. & D.
schr. T. A Wald, Hof from New York, to Freeman Il
Houston; with mdze.
Evergreen, Watson. I'm Fayetteville, to VIM H
McRary.
steamer hatham McFae, I'm Fayetteville C. Worth.
S-Barque Narramissc, Lampher FIN Newport, eng
to j. s. D. McRae s. Co; with iron for \. G. X. r.
Schr Lucullus bbetts, I'm Boston, in ballast to D.
McRae & Co.
Brig VIM. burlington, Douglass from Cardenas. VIM,
NJ Harriss.
19Schr. Agnes H Ward, Watts I'm Charleston, Ran
! kin u Martin with iron.
CLEARED.
Dec l5-Steamer Sum- Rush for Fayetteville, by Jos
Lippitt.
f6Steamer Fanny Lutteroh tedman, for Fayetteville
by +. J. Luterloh.
I-Schr. Elouise, Robinson, for New York, by Miles
Costn with naval stores.
Brig S p. Brown, Freeman for Havana. by j. Hathaway
s, Son with llS000 feet lumber.
Schr Ozark Lord, for Boston, by Peirce & Dudley with
200 bbls rosin and 100000 feet lumber.
Steamer Douglas Howell for Fayetteville, by Jno Banks
Steamer Southerner Creele for Fayetteville, by w. H
McRae
H-Brg Mary Lowell, Peterson for Boston, by Rankin
Martin; with I07 600 feet lumber.
Br. Brig Ester Ann, Grhs for Liverpool by DeRo
& Brown; with naval stores.
l9-Brg Kate Health Bennett for Havana, by Miles Cos
tin; with lumber.
Schr. r. w Brown Huse, for New York by DeRosset s.
Brown with naval stores. Sc
Steamer Spray Jones' for Fayetteville by a. Fl. Vanfok
! kclen.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GooDS.
M'CALER Re- crF.arum

HAElNG taken the Store the corner of Market and
II second streets under the Carolina Hotel Womb ra
pecuy Inform their friends and the public that they are
now receiving and opening assortment of domestic
ana other GOODS, adapted to the RETAIL BIJSNESS
Tue Town ana country Their stock will comprse ojmos
every article usually kept Retail Grocery and Provision
Sore with many other goods numerous to mention b
Domestic Dry Goods, Stone and Eor,ho. W.
Boots and Shoes WILL, a i1% 1Tt then w arc
Hardware and Cutlery croc 60 u4 w ooo W are
Nails and Axes Pro oSao of 10y hlnd,
Glass and Hollow War. 1.reen III r.: ~ h hIno'
variety Of Nuts, Candies Confectionaries 30
19i supply Of the best brands of FLOUR and RICK
NMyFHEAI will be constantly kept on hand also srasb
MEAL and HOMMONY, may be had at all times 0'n
We hope by strict attention to business to merit i.,
share OF tho public patronage ' !" Hoeral
Persons residing in the Country will nlaasa g.. .
their orders and We promise put up the goods At the
esq rates and at the shortest notice Any srtcle oid
may be returned should it not sut ole SOFA ny us
Gounry Produce taken in exchange for Goods
------- 9 - - Icy. Iu 1893
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change Del sng i Is osGp
and the market closed G g 20 Tar Gran
Small sales of Hyde county for retailing 6oc
tonSaes Of $50 bales this Sc for first pckings at
which it is in good demand AppesHyde county much
FAYETTEVILLE, Dec. l5-Bacon. s. a Sc; Beexyax
5000; Cofee-Rio, 1908, Lagua, oOl3, St Domingo
doIl Cotton--stricty prime $685., Prime, 9@93 Fair
Fire 50 5o@5 - Scratched, $ 25@5 50; Corn $1,000 co.
Wheat. s0@$l 10, Oats, 6O65, Peas Oa@90 Rye 90@s1
Cuba 2S@so New Orleans 37S@4o salt|Liv'p. sack
81 o0@0 CO. Alum (bushel) Oo@0o Flaxseod, 81 1901 Is
Cotton-We continue Mondays quotations Market stea
d Flour-For the first time for four FIVE weeks
alter quotations Sales from the lowest to the
highest figures. Corn-No change. Wheat-steady at
quotations. Turpentine 20. Spirits 81
NEW YORK, Dec. I4-Naval Stores-Turpen;ne is in
change Spirits Turpentine declined yesterday which in
duced active demand, ant considerable sales were
made at 64@6o cents, cash, and 66@6. 60 days. The
ports OF kosn continue large will be by the freight
engagements of the last three days The sales since Friday
are 0e9 DPS 90 70 and North County Tupentne at
cash. 65a short time and 6667 90 ays-reta lots 66@67
cash Poo Common Ros9 64@sl 65 for North County
ivored and $50 No , 81 Tar sells in lots as wanted for
IiccTs quite dull with les of but $50 tcs at - s13m
81 50 cash. ~ - ''4@
LIVERPOOL, Dec 2.-The sales of Cotton during the
week ending the I'd inst comprising 46 300 bales, which
OF all descriptions to the trade The quotations tic
as those brought by the Niagara, viz: Fair Orleans 62d
Middling ORLEANS Cd, Fair Uplands 6d and Mddng tJp
Lands ~ The Greular however Messs Densoun
grades to be hardening The stock Cotton of that on
sbiEboard amount to 646,4O0 bales.
Rice dull and lower. Naval Stores were steady All
qualities OF Flour had declined IS e bb but holders were
not pressing on the market Western Canal quoted at
as o. and Ohio at 55 Cd T. Dbl of 1876 lbs. Corn was
N moderate demand and prices favor of buyers
Beet and Fork were dull and Bacon moderate
10y
STATE OF RADE.1n the manufacturing districts trade
ha largely declined and III Manchester business was very
dull Ihe difficulty with the strikes had not been settled
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SECOND DESPATCH.
LsErtE.cr Intelligence from thF E2as.

The Emperor OF Russia positively refuses to &C
cept any arrangement. lie says that henceforth the
question Of dispute must BE- decided by the fate Of
armies
The Sultan III an interview with Gen. de lHuYs
pointed out the necessity OF putting termination TO
the demands Of the Russians, and he declared that The
Principaies and shall be evacuated.
it was reported that the whole OF the Polish afmy
had marched to the Princpalities. An imperial guard
10 garrison Poland
On the 2Ist the Turks drove the Russians from the
Island opposite Ginrgero. Two attempts were made
to reCapture it, but the Russians repused. On
the oath, however, the Russians recapuFed ii. when
the Turks showed fight, but finally driven of
Onsthe 18th the Turks advanced towards Krajo
and formed an entrenched camp Of 5000 men
large body of Cossacks. accommodating on the
Danube, had been surprised by the Turks, and cut 10
pieces.
The repor, OF the treaty OF alljaace between Eng
land and France regarding the Eastern question, and
eventually giving aid to the Turks, was universally
believed.
A severe struggle continues for the passage Of the
Danube.
Ehe Austrans were forming large armies Of obser-
Vatlon in Pennsylvania. and their other Eastern iron
tiers.
Omer Pacha firmly maintains his position al kala,
fat. His policy seems 10 be to harass the enemy but
to avoid pitched battles
1t was rumored that SIX French and English steam
ers had or were about to enter the Black Sea
BALTIMORE Dee IA difficulty occurred On
Tuesday between Senator Gwn and Secretary Gub-
RE, in Washington, occount of alledged in
civility the part Of the latter, and duel was at
first anticipated, Mr. Gwin demanded an apology,
but ultimately, it is said, the matter amicahly
adjusted.
Notwithstanding the severity of the weather the U.
S mail steamer Gladiator, Capt Serett, arrived from
Wilmington, n. c., yesterday morning. at o'clock,
thus maintaining the reputation that she, and indeed
all the boats ON this line, have for seaworhneas -
The Gladiator, moreover is a most comfortable vessel
in any weather, and mas most efficient ami coure-
ous commando hnrlestOn Courier. IOtA iuNt
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PLANTATION F0I< salt

ENHE Subscriber having determined eli going Sonth a
l. offers tor sale his Plantation the Northeast Riv =
e nine miles North Of Wilmington containing FIVE hundred
acres TOUR hundred of which Uplands and the hal
lance swamp About hundred Of the above Lands
cleared ana IN good state of cultivation and there
upon the premises neat and comfortable den house and
all necessary acknowledgement new and well Suit Tbe
ABOVE named Lands afford unsurpassed facilities for getting
F BENG situated on the Northeast branch of the
SaPe rear tlver-navigable at all 5oasons-and within n
half mile of the Railroad r + E0uFA Ipi ~ ="
Dee. 9th, 1853 - o. H.
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: - s@tfyl
:. You know said Ned, . Twas courilng oa e
= long whiie and so hal great notion OF getting MAJ
RED y hen the iafnrd old Col zs----- s,
J. q an Ma, 5fon't besa hay what about ''e
Coli i'm
ami 50 did, az petite Is knew how
Well. what reply aid he make!
..Why, he kinder tned round aslt want wanted
there, no how 49,
Well, Ned, let US know what ti'ey were what
the Col said to disturb Yonr mind 50:
by. he said -
:. Said WHAT"
;. WHY. be said that if he eatched me there again
he d cowhide me till hsd'nt an inch oi nne seH on
my back, darn him:
The furnishing the Times and ir'dnae with sur
reptiously obtained copy of the Message has 9eeh
traced TO Major McKae telegraph Correspondents
Of those papers and formerly clerk in the 9th Au'
ditors Ofcs Of the Treasury He will not disclose
how he came in possession oft tits absurd to sup
nose that the President or any of his Cabinet. were
prvy to this, effect to believe If they Were dispos,
ed to commit so fragrant an abuse, they would nave
given the advantage to their own party presses ana
not to two Of their most bitter reviers