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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1854-02-13

a552 PACKAGES FRESH FALB GOODSl
.. MERRlTT- FIE l. ID 81 CO..
WHOLESALE DEALERS GOODS, BOOTS, SHOES, HATS
CAPS AND NOTIONS,
EVANS PILLE, INDfa.v.4. SO
4 RE now receiving the largest and most desirable
"A stock of Dry Goods Boots. Shoes Hats. Caps and
Notions. ever Opened in Indiana all of which we
and nil sell as low and good terms they be
had in the Western Cities We therefore respect
fully request those wishing to purchase to look through
cur stock before buying, feel satisfied In we can
offer such Inducements wnake It to their interest To
trade with u.s. sep22l
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Cincinnati TO Hamilton 90. Gin. 10 Springfield 90
For all information and through tickets. apply tn
ONCE Southeast corner fBroadway and Fro NJ ST. or
the Depot, Cincinnati.
t -is 81 w. A. LATHAM. Ticket Agent.
30. P-W. SrRADER. GenI Agent.
stc..,r. III. WILKINSON, agent. Evansville.
aug 1a6mdSw = - N... = = = 80
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DRY-GOODS & GROCERIES,



FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
w 's p CORNER MAIN AND FIRST SIS.
SHANKLlN & REILLY are now in receipt of very
~ desirable stock OF Fancy and Stape Dry Goods
which they offer TO heir customers and the public gen
orally at very low prices. Their stock consists in part
OF the following: 49, . -.
Black. brown and blue Cloths ,.r. .u
Black and coorsd Doeskins and cassiueres.
SILK. Satin and Wool Ve.tings. ..,....
Black and colored Sattinels aud Ky. Jeans. 30
Blankets, Flanneis, Einsel and TicSings. n
All wool, plain aad fancy De LANES. ...
Half do De LANES and De Bages.
English and French Merinos. .... ~
Black and cold Aipacas and Persian Cloths. Il
Frenzy, English d. American Pm Is 81 Ginghams.
Striped Shirtngs Apron and Furniture Checks.
Plain and Emb'd Thbet DOL Shawls.
Bay state, Squa.e and Long do.
Hats. Caps, Boots and Shoes.
Carpets, Floor and Table Oil Cloths.
Irish Linen, Table Cloths, Table Linen, Diapers.
Nc together with great variety Of Jaconet, Cambria
Swiss and Plaid Muslins, Jaconet and Swiss Edgings
and lnsertings, Embroidered Collars and sleeves. and
Chintzettcs. black and colored SIX Crayats. SIR and
Linen Pocket handkerchief, Hosiery, Gloves, Wells
Ribbons black and colored plain and fancy Silks, Trim
mings Notions, &c.
Please call in aud examine Goods before purchas-
In as we are selling at Wholesale and Retail, as low as
any house in he city. IoctI2
lust received at the OF Main and First ss.,
fresh supply ofwlite and colored Carpet Chain Cot.
by loctl2) SHANKLIN De REILLY.
-
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CO.PAIsTNERSHIp.


THE undersigned have this day formed n eo.n,rns
Il ship under the sty and firm of Gro. PosrrR a. 20
LOT the transaction ola general EoruardiBg and Com
MISSION BHstness; and have erected for that purpose
very large and spacious Fire proof Warehouse on the
aoash and Erie Canal and corner Of Locust Dun
nam streeis and near the Depot of the Evansville and
Crawfordsvillc Railroad, where they will have annie
room ana convenient facilities for storing all kinds of
Produce and Merchandise. "
ihey VIII give special To Consgnments either by
Ner, halir"ad, Canal or Wagons, and will forward
promptly al the lowest rates.
Inc! VIII give personal attention TO the purchase or
sac oil Produce or Groceries in this and solicit
orders Tor the purchase Of Sugar and Molasses on the
Winter 10y . - 1880 "A'"S 1io
They hope by unremtted attention and share
INC PuoHe patronage. NJ w. FOSTER.
-, .,. GEO. FOSTER.
uecIf w. NJ. AIKMAN-
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LamascO Steam Furniture Factory.
WHOLESALE & RETAIL


FF-T3 dessrs. ETZEL q kLINTWOR +
would inform the public that having recently
--k established in Lanasco City, Steam Furniture
- Factory they have commenced manufacturing
bireaus bedsea@s Warlrobes and several other kinds
oIrarftarc BY steam thus enabling the furnish these
than can be purchaser elsewhere in city
antat t7fctRHztf Fae0ry prizes. Their work in every
rSspeetis equal to Thai o. the Cneinna. fac tories.
Ihey also prepared TO do Turning work
eruption, and will be prepared furnish country manu-
aeturerswh what they desire in this particular The al.
ention OF those wanting Furniture is called OF
this Factory.
The wareroOm is or Main street. between Third and
Fourth. We keep for sale Chairs of different varieties
besides ali other kinds of Furniture. III the room.
dec2S-Iyl
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CABINET WARE HOUSE,
EsOEsEgsI FERGUS.

%3 1HAvE on hand a large supply feyeTy -
A-~ss5-S variety of Cabinet Ware, of the best -
- workmanship and material, Main be- "a
80 tween Third and Fourth streets. -
Lumber Xard.s-
l have also hand large supply OF Pine Lumbe
seasoned. Also, 10 600 feet dressed Flooring.
COfTins..s
large supply ofall kinds and sizes hand. All .hC
above articles will sell on the most reasonable terms
Dwelling house next the shoD. liy23-6mI
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COFFEE HOUSE AND RESTARAUc
water street. merit INSURANCE C0mpaR EUaRS riie Ia
IL ENRf SCHAEFFER'S new Coffee House and Res
taarat in the three story brick house. between
surance Co. oace aud the Pavilion Hotel is now fitted
ppin the best STYLE and he is prepared receive his
friends aud the public, and accommodate them in the
liquors Wines and Ales, which, with other
r wiH serve up IN the most approved style and at ali
hours o. the day: Mr. viii always keep good va
riety OF the best brands of Cigars.
Attached TO the house Is BOWLING SALOON with
two hne Alleys and every accommodation requisite for
such place.
Also BILLIARD SALOON, with Two excellent tables
with India Rubber cushions, and saloon up with .s
dec9-taBrl
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w the following symptoms:
INDIGESTION Headache
pi,;pnsnass Extreme Nervous Agitation
AciJity Palpitaton of the Heart
sense Of oppression at An ncaEacity for the slight
the pit Of the Stomach est eNeItioh
Depression Of Spirits MIstiness q ihdisuheihess" i
Heayiness Vision
Cold Hands and Feet Unpleasant tiste in the
Numbness of the Inns and Mouth, particularly wheh
other parts rising in the morning
Vertigo Nausea Dull heavy pain and sense OF
mf,icnl,y of Respi-aton weight in the Head
Stunor A temporary loss of memory
Irri,abilityI a sense OF Emptiness .
DrowAness Pulse lessifequehta more
Ia,.bt;ty -.--- feeble than usual
Extreme Langror and Ex- Dependency
baustion EInaciator and Extreme De-
Restle.sness by.
Costiveness.
Principal Depot at
RyRNETS, no. IA, EAST FOURTH STREET
1872 CINCINNATI, ONO.
TPFor sale by Druggists everywhere.
NPPrice 80 Cents.
UPCouptry Dealers supplied at Proprietor's prices
by aH Cincnnst Druggists.
N-PPurchase none but 80. HALsTrp's Anti Dyspep-
tic Pills"
UPEvery box ofthe Genuine Pills, has the name OF
go H,LsTED" on the side label.
For sale in. Evansville. Ind, ty
- kELLER FARNSLEY & CO.,
-... .-.--t...- HALLOCK ~ STODDARD,
MILLER IL co. g
oct20 ----. WO0LSEY d. LlNCK.
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CANAL LOTS FoRLEASE

~ loIs on le south sid, Of the Canal near the 70
- 9enes v lizard Carpenter. Esq, OF the m o, Inv
Vo eet eaeb and two 20 by l02 eac will be leased TO-
Hse years or lees. si 5. L. GILBERT q co.
sys. near Water
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REMOYlI.

" N. HENDRICKS SS co. have removed 10 Fosters
New Block on First street Main, where they
SHOES, 10 which lhcy invite the attenton of conniry
meiebaRis. - u e"unf!
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SHEETING.-I06 alSs - - -.
~ ern ~ Sheetngs: also baIa I I'm ~ 80 o ,a
r me brow cotton Sheengs lust reed and
10. sac W seecol @ MORGAN, KEEN 4 PRESTON
mi =, .,,e o. hss. Pim' New orean. Sugar rce'd
- V-sf1 SAAUH OFT
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" AEs BEE DEE 0T!
REMOVED To
lain ST. OPPQ5lTE TIE BANK.

81 = TONS ofthe finest Marble ever brought to the
LlC West at Wholesale or Retail. Dealers in Mar
bic are expressly invited TO examine my stock /
Will make ii 10 their interest 10 patronze My stock
consists of Carrar White veinei & Dove coored Itali
an in blocks and slabs. American white yarixated.
blue elouded and s.atuary which was selected with
great ere at the Vermont Qusrres.
MONUMEN Is of all sty les, SCROLLS, OBAEISK.
TONES, HEAD AND FOOT STONES
Counter tops AMI Furniture Marble hand and made
oorIer at Eastern prices.
Grateful for tha past liberal pa!rpnageI expect to
merit eoltlna1nce VI The SaGas. Give Ile IA call
7.. NJ. \. LAWRENCE.
B,-Orders ffoa distance Promptly aud satsiac-
orily MEL. Ill WORK warranted. alg2g
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WAfER STREET, NEAR THE PAVILION HoTp,
,rssv The undersigned would respectfully in. -. -
- form the public, that he has now on hand AtIl
~ the largest and most approved STYLES ofF ~
- S~eustom and sale work. Ladies' Morocco ~
A. L c Boots Buskins, Walking Shoes slippers
go Sr .lsses, DC, &c. Also hand a splendid
IN calher ana Findings, for sale wholesale and re-
or e1sh at his old stand Water street doors
aooro rasLIIon Hotel. langI3IYl z. DEuSNER.
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LIVERY AND SALE STABLE

49, ri III Undersigned have purchased Prics
LAy~ Leely Stable, ON Locust street, and mace irs
0N Provements TO it, and now have on hand 3,
"a PItI -. ARE good stock of HOSES, BUGGIEsan
,I,'hIi o' 20 Wheh we invite the attention oC IN
PUBIC. They intend from this time In q, d,Yor 70
articles ami o. Iae pnPe in this particular snJ hope tn.
'S anu terms VIII prove agreeable Carrao.s So
parties excursions, funeral &C. w1ys on t ~.
Prov.ded win good hostlers, are preparad ., hs
orses and keep them in the best STYLE fu u BOARD
aug34 n 81 u
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EEtraet Of a letter from n. Ih0rn, Sheriff of
LcSaile County, M.
Professor o J. Woop-
Dear SIR: Yours of June efs!. accompanied by bottle
ofyOur Hair RestOratieb, was received. / very soon
thereafter commenced using IT, and il has entirely restor
cf hair To its natural youthful colon. There is
siderable inquiry for the article, &c.
Very respectfully yours, X. THORN.
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The following certificates speak for themselves the
gentlemen whose signatures attached, known TO
thousands:
ST. Louis, September 90, lS53.
DIR. o. J. Wood-Sir: have used nearly two bottles
Of your Hair Restorative and have found its very
satisfactory. Ii haSenrey destroyed all dandru
head and restored hair its original color which
had become quite gray. WM. TRU ESDAIL.
The Sumter banner. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1846-1855, 1854-11-01
Sir ID OHaRa Franklin.

The information, which we published
in our last issue relative to the discoy.
cry of the remains of portion Of Sir
JOHN FRANKLIs's party, has been con.
hfmed by further reports. The Indi.
ans who brought the intelligence, had
IN their possession number ofarticles
that have been identified as belonging
10 tho expedition, and which have been
purchased from them to be sent to
Europe. Sir JONI FRANxL1A's expedi.
tIon left England in ls45, since which,
time, until now, nothing had beon
aeard OF it. 1t is estimated that she
varioas expeditions sent out upon its
search costs over four millions of
dollars,
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% lB u u u A HS W .

DIED,-At his residence, near Bethel
Church. on the 7th ult., THEODORE DAN.
TEL BRUNsoN, aged 81 years $ months
and ~ days. after n severe illness which
he bore with christian fortitude and rese-
nation. The subject of this NOTICE lived
while on this earth as an f'onost. industri.
ous and good citizen. dulilul and affec.
tionatc son md kind brother, and d ed in
the full hope of a blessed immortality-
He has left an aged and intirm mniher
with numerous relatives and friends to
mourn his loss.
Departed this life. a, his residence, in
Waltcrboro,' on the 18th of October, Dr.
ALEXANDER FRASER. long known and
highly respected citizen, in the 69th year
OF iiis aye.
DTED,-ln Sumtervillc, October 26,h,
Mr.. TnoMAs ID. CHINA, in tho goth wear
of his age:
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The Mails.

The absorbing topic with the Charles.
ton and Columbia papers, at this time,
is the dispute between the Postmaster
General and the President ofthe South
Carolina Railroad, in relation to the
transportation Of tho mails. This is
the day on which the mail is to he
discontinued on the South Carolina
HaIiroad, the terms proposed by the
President Of that road are not complied
with. Should this event take place a
serious disarrangement Of the mails
will take place, but we cannot think
that such will he the c.sc. The
Charleston chamber ofcommcr. e have
sent q delegate to Washington to
confer with the Postmaster General
upon the subject: the matters in
dispute will doubtless be thoroughly
investigated and Which ever party is in
the wrong, public opinion will force to
yield.
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Every Word TRUE.

We clip the following from an OK.
change and pronounce every word true.
We arc poorly paid class Of the com.
munity and it is impossible for News
paper publishers to keep up at the
present rates of subscription unless by
increased numbers and large udvertis.
ing business.
The Editors Of the New York Tri.
bnmc and Sun, reduced some time
since: The size Of their respective pa
pcrs, in consequence Of the increased
expenses incurred i'll their publication,
the rise in paper, wages, rents, fuel,
and provisions: and now, we notice
that the proprictors Of four daily Jour.
nails CT Cincinnati, have agreed, not to
reduction in size, but what is eouiva.
lent thereto, to al advance in the price
Of their papers. AS has been we'll re.
marked, the publication ofncwspapcrs
is less profitable than any other bust.
ness requiring a similar outlay Of cap.
itn', talent, aid labor; and n very or
roneous idea seems to prevail, that
while there may be on advance in the
prosecution of every department of
business, that the publication ofncws
pcrs is not to be ELECTED likewise; but
that their .owest rate Of cheapness is
yet to be reached; whether the cxpcn.
scs are doubled or quadrupied. We
do not say that the price Of papers
should fluctuate rs with the turn of
tho market; but we do say, that when
tho expenses are increased fifty or
thirty per cent, that on advance on the
rates should be demanded oy publish.
ers, and cheerfully submitted to by
the public.
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Rcv. T.. A. Mood.

sj|Fe had tho pleasure OH Sunday last
OF hearing this gentleman preach his fare
we'll sermon before the congregation of
the Methodist Episcopal Church in this
place. Mr.. Moon has now been stationed
IN Sumterville for two years and leaves
with the regrets of the whole community,
to whom his earnest and Jealous preaching
OF the gospel and strict attention to the
arduous duties of his profession, have
strongly attached him. We wish him a
long continuation of life OF usefulness,
devoted to the service Of his God.
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companies reducing the fair of passen.
gers to the great Southern Fair, one half,
and allowing articles for exhibition to 90
free of charge.
In Winchester, Va, John Wysong in.
forms the public that he has associated
with him. in tho mercantile business, his
daughter Virginia, and that hereafter the
business Will be conducted under The
name; style and firm of J. Wysong g.
Daughter. .g
Bank of England Notes arc now signed
by machinery, by which, saving. of ElO,.
600 year is effected.
The next annual meeting of the Char.
lesion Baptist Association. will be held
with the Calvary Church in Sumter Dist,
commencing on Saturday before the first
Sabbath ir Nov.
The town Of Daroca, in Spain, has bee n
completely destroyed by a watetspout,
which arose from ncightoring lake and
bursting, overwhelmed the town severa |
lives were lost
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Death OF Gov. HBQprd.

a teIegraphic despatch, dated St.
Louis, October %, states that the
Hon. +. Bvnr, recently appointed
Governor Of Nebraska, had died in the
Territory on the 18th instant.
1t is but few days since Governor
Burr left his home in Pcndleton
District to assume the official duties to
which he had been appointed by the
President; his death was unexpected
and will be universally regretted
Governor Bunr was comparatively o
young but from the ability lie had
already displayed, gave promise Of a
brilliant future.
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NllSS Brennan.

Our readers will be pie ,sed to learn
that Miss BRENNAN has determined
10 fulfil the promise made us last GUNNER,
and will give Concert in Sum,ervile on
Saturday the 18th inst. Tire place and
other particulars will be made known next
week. We deem this simple notice quite
sufficient. Miss BRENNAN has some warm
admirers in this place, and lie only diff
Gully will be in obtaining a room large
enough to accommodate all, who desire to
hear her.
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OUR New Volume.

I With this number the Bunuer comnitn
ces its 9th volume and presents favorable
opportunity for those who feel disposed to
pa,ronize their District papers, to subscribe
and thus place it in the power of the Pro-
prietors to improve and add to the prescn,
publication. Ofthe importance of free,
honest, and independent Press to any COM
munity, there can be no question, and to
support such is duty every man owes to
himself and society. To those who wish
to advertise, the Banner presents happy
opportunity; our rates are low and our
subscription list larger than at any formor
period; the Importance too Of advertising
and making ones business known is now
universally acknowledged, and withou, i,
no man can hope to succeeed, if he de.
Pends upon the public for support. The
people OF this section ofth State are every
day becoming more enlightened, better
educated and ulore alive to their true in.
tercsts. With this advancement the cir.
cnlation of the paper extends and with it
tho reputation, credit aud acquaintance OF
the advertiser. We hope our friends will
not be slow to perceive and take hold of
tho advantages thus offered.
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For the Banner.
Tribute of lscSmcct.

AT a meeting Of the Sumter Rife
men held on the l4th inst, the follow,
ing resolutions were unanimously
adopted
Resoived, That in the death OF
James Windham, in August last, the
Sumter. Company has lost ono of its
most efficient and prompt soldiers.
RESOLVED, That said Company wear
the usual badge ofmourning for thirty
days.
Resolred, That copy Of these rcso
lutI"ns be published in the papers OF
the town, and furnished to the fnlnil,
Of the deceased.
w, J. y. HAAtAtEr, !
O. u. McROY; { eo'h t.
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For the Banner.
Tribute of HecsDccd.

At a meeting Of the Black River
Troop on Saturday the 7th inst, Capt.
l.. B. Davis, was called to tho chair
and G. d. Rhodus acted as Sceretcry.
Capt. j.. D. Davis rose and explain.
cd the object of the meeting, and ad.
dressed the Troop in q feeling and elc.
quent manner upon the death Of our
lamcnted fellow citizen and bsothcr
trooper. Sergeant Henry D. Bcthune,
after which Lieut.. j. II. Colclough of.
fercd tho following preamble and rcso-
lutions, which were unanimously
adopted.
Our esteemed brotlier.soldicr tho
late Sergeant Henry d. Bethune, dc.
parted this life on the 23rd September
On no occasion have we assembled to
discharge a moro painful duty than
that which devoIves upon us at this
time. The shock caused by his brief
illness and unexpected death is too re-
cent and our hearts too full of sorrow
to permit US in expressing our feeling
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to pay the tribute we would wish to
his memory.
die has been for many years con
nccted with the Cavalry and his deyo.
ton to its interest demands from us
more than tho simple record OF his
death, lie was gifted With q most
amiable disposition, high sense Of
honor, o warm heart and generous
feelings. 1t will be long ere tho Void
created by his death CT. be filled.
Be it
RESOLVED. That this Troop deeply
feels and sincerely laments the loss it
has sustained IN the death Of Henry
d. Bethune.
Pesolred, That us u badge Of mourn
ing the me.:,bers wear Grape on their
left arm and sword hilts at .huir next
six parades.
Resolrea, That we deeply sympa-
thise and condole with the family of
che deceased in their sad af1liction
Resolued, That in token of our cs
teemcd admiration OF the deceased n
monument be erected by This corps to
his memory.
Rcsolpcd, That copy Of these pro-
ccedings be forwarded to his afflicted
family, and published in the District
papers.
w. I. Lrscsnc moved that com.
mittee Of five be appointed whose du
tp it should be to prepare suitable
ltpitaPh for, and purchase said monu
mont, which was seconded by C. +.
Lososnc, and agreed by the Troop
Tho following were appointed that
committees: Capt. L. b. Davis, Lieut.,
j. II. Colclough, Cornet w. J. II. Can
tcy, Privntcs w. S. Lescsne and G. D.
RhoduS.
On motion of J. Sidney McFadLin
it was unanimously
Rcsol"ed, That when said monument
is purchased the Black River Troop
will parade at Rev. ii. w. Muhoney's
and put said monument up themselves.
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'E'O Quar- Subscribers.

We have heard, within the last few
weeks, so much complaint from sub
scrIbers about not receiving their pa
Pers, that we arc compelled, in justice
TO ourselves, to say the .tdut is not aoith
as. In several instances, lately, where
persons have come to our office with
the usual "what's the matter we have
not got our Banner this week." they
have been taken to the Post Office and
had it proved to their satisfaction, that
the Banner had been mailed for them
and our duty in the premises faithful.
ly discharged. This is all VIC can do.
After the paper is mailed our duty is
done, and if it is not received then, it is
because some Post Master, through
whose hands it has to pass, ncglccts to
do his duty in forwarding Or delivering
it. We hold ourselves ready and able
to show that we alvays mail every
subscribers paper, and we hope if any
of our friends fail to get their paper
hereafter, they will notify us of it and
we promise TO use every cxcrtion to
let the blame rost where it should, and
to remedy the evil. We charge no
particular individual we wish it un.
derstood, with neglect of duty, but We
speak i'll justice to ourselves and must
bc excused i'll saying we arc dcterm-
ined, if possible, to have justice done
to ourselves.