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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

New Hat Company, I40 and l46'
strest--Whoiesale and retail very lsw. Countr
will 90 sell TO call. Single hats for three doll
to any four dollar hats in the city Also, soft +
kinds very low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Me ale, Halter Ifyou vwisn superb
finished in the best manner, light and durabl
MEALIO corner Of Broadway and Canal street.
word for IL, you Will not be disappointed, for
patronixed him for years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Fall ssyle.-Davad iovites the after
his customers sno the publis to the fall style
mems hats. They are unsurpassed by any eve
door from Duane suest, and inspect them. II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Wild, Knox, Ceurrs.-What . Trio
the greater 10 Knox; for whoever saw 8
IL Incompatible hat Of thu fail style % he has this
brought before the publicY II is . model OF
grace, standing peerless and alone on the su
graseful beauty, and Ike Maisme Gris In her
Ike attitudes s.the majesty Of ideal aspirations
all ye old men, to No 1853 -ulton st cot, or VI
Presct tt House IN Broadway, and be re javenait
ye young men, don chspsau that viii give 20
port to female favour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Beebe d Co., Fashionable Hafters,
Bro adway, respectfully invite the attention OF
toners and the public TO the fall fashion for &c
hats and caps.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Drake, 10. 0 Bowesy, Will introduced
and winter styles Of sentlemen's hats, Satur
TENDER 1G, 1864 Bats vbolesale and retail.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Apson's Daxnerroosypes, Large :
City cents, colored, and In case, al complete
~ large a. others taken for 6fty cents, and
good az any taken in the world, ~ ANS0N
Broadway, opposite the Metropolitan Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

the largest sale Of p sis Ana Vienna n wool
broche .hawls thst has been offered b ore In this
city dur ng cpa ttwenty years. rhe sale win be
perenptory, and win comprise 5,0o0 square and
5000 lon shaws, Of the importation OF MessrA
H. Hennequ l. Co. The sale Is well worthy the
attention o. the trade.
Messrs. g. n. l. c. W. Foster held q catalogu =
sale of Fr nch goods, viii comprised 457 l,ts, all
Of which we're sold. There wa. good oomps nv,
and spirited competition among bidders The
goods generally sold indicated decided inn rove.
meDt, comp, red to their previous sales Of imilar
goods.
MISCELLANEOUS.
John s. Barry was nominated for Cor ernor OF
Michigan by TIE Democratic State Convs nt;on held
at Detroit on tn llth inst.
The loes by the recen fire at BrunswS I, No.. was
about $40 OCO and the IL surance amou nted to from
Sac, 900 81 5000
The mssons employed on Colts new pistol factory,
numbering two hundred and fifty. has 70 "sruck, !" in
consequence II On infringement Of the BY laws OF
their society.
We publish in another column al icoun Il Of num-
Der Of disastrous shpwrecks drrn AZ the gale Of the
l0ch inst nclusDg the loss Of u snip Della Maria
with every sou, board, andts bari Harvest and
thirtecu Of her yassengers.4
TIE case OF Cavanaugb, tsss Kings county Excise
Comm issioner, convicted ofc. msden eanor in grant
ing licenses 60 improper pei sons, ID sentenced to
fine ap Imprisonment, hes been 81 omitted to Gov,
Seymour, with the view .. obtaiDh % par oa; bat
that functionary declines interferi Sg in the matter
| Argasra Of sail boats took lace on Thursday,
| she particulars Of wh;ch we lhall publish TO-
morrow.
| Gov. Price, a. New Jersey, HIS proclaimed re-
ward of ak hnndIed Collars for information that
! will Lead 10 the apprehension md conviction Of the
nun dere7 or murc erers OF Thomas M.Carty, who was
killed dining the riot At Newark, on the 9Th inst.
reward OF three hundred dollars is like wise offered
for the persons who took part in tie destruction Of
the Rouan Catholic church at the same time and
place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Hspenacheid may truly Hntatle n
the leader Of public TASTE in hats &c draws al
end professions to his asta blishment, 11S Nassai
BY the magnetic attraction Of the most brilliant
coming fall style In New York. Call and see
d'oeuvro.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

KNOW NoTHNGIsx IN BANGOR, Nh Tho Board of Alder
men Of Bangor, just previous TO the election struck
from the voting lists Of he CT the names Of one hun
drsd and two voters testimony being exhibited that
they were qonative born citizens of the country
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Political Intelligence.
Dr. Asaiah 7. ClArson has been nominated BY the
Wigs Of tho First district Of New Jersey candidate
fox Congress,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Hall, Hasfer-Ff,ss H. E...n,On-AI3
way, corner Of Lispenard stres., 70 Far has "a
appreciation Of The pnblc 10 the production Of
sent fail etyle Of bat No article of dress is n
spicuous than the hat and If you want to Z
ger uine article 20 tn HALLS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Leary d COR Quarterly FOR Seps
1s54.-rhis day will issue (nss and Originally {
eentlepen's on IS hats LEAaY ECO Leaders
Ion, Aston House, BroAdway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

Hces 4 Co., the Original Twenty
Dseuerreoty pisis 3s5 Broadway - his compa
known by the above name, WI hereafter be
under the head % McCLAvE h MERRITT, II
partners from its commencement, they hayins
he interest Of NY, yeee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16
ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.


BR0A cwAY HEA-aE.Broad~ay-srA MARC BLACK
usxp SUSAN.
nowERy THEATRE. Bowcy--fHs HONEYMOON
yovss SoASP PUTNAM
uUxrOS's, Chamber street. As LIKE A. Two PEAs-
uu So kIsH IS DREAM
.AfYps al rnEAyKE Chatham streeA-THE ADOPTED
Canp FASHION AND sAMs1 PLOT AND PIRskcurros.
WALLACK's THE TIRE. Broadway JoHs BULL
PHxKomEsor IN Smocx FRoca
AMxpICAN hUSEUA--Aftenosp and Evening-CoRn-
AAa 9HorHxRs-AAID OF rHE AovsrAiS.
WOODS kINsTaEL HALL - eroadwsy-ErHopKAs
0xsrS EIsS AND HvaLzsavE OrrRA
cUCXLEY's OPERA HOUSE, 500 Broadxsy.-DUOx.
kxv's E-BioPiAr 0PEnA rRoupz
aDCRA sI0s' HALL, No. ~ B-csevsy.-Nseno kAH-
AnDnsy.
sruYvEsANT INSTITUTE. We. SO Brcatway.-sasD
ccHp's OpsnA r8oUyE.
S1Ascosrs HIPPoDRoxE. Kadison squaIs.-KauEs
rAIAs PEnr0EsANcEs
S2AUIDING snd ROGERS CfRcUssES-BA-rERs.
New York, Saturday, September IT, ASA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

One Of the most amusing incidents Of the late e1curson
to Rock Island, is thus related by the Utica 1lesrapa
gentlemsn in the wash said to the Captain Of tbs
boat, "Can't you give closn towel, Captain 20
No. said the Csptain-s more than atty passengers
that's said q word sgainst It,"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

This il the language o. q village hueksser who
sees no interests higher than The sale OF his
-bebbins and penkpives. Had the several states
ct the Union sac ifced their cnty to the comic
deracy to selfish regard for themselves the
United States would not have been the power
it is. We b We grown by fostering each other
and helping each other along. 1t is not vetsoo
late for such policy az that OF Pennsylvania to
divide and ruin US.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

A New MovE.--The Day Book, which has
been temporarily appointed the organ of the
softs, in the place Of the True Morning Glory,
deceased, repudiates the Know Nothings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-16

PVocoeciOu ou ueI sue, uuSut WItHOut mucn Oe-
mar, have had matters all her own Wy. As
however the Sunbury and Erie road only exists
as yet in the brains of q few spectators and
engineer, the conduct of Pennsylvania simply
breaks the line of communication between the
seaboard and the West, retards the mails, in
creases the cost Of freight on Western produce,
and exposes travellers to serious and unueces-
cary inconvenience 1t does not benefit Penn
sylvania or Philadelphia; while it manifestly
Injuries New York. The only advantage that
can flow from it accrues TO the little town of
Erie, whose inhabitants will make few dollars
oy giving refreshments to passengers aud cart
ing produce from one end Of their borough to the
other
We greatly fear that the effect Of the judy
ment of the Supreme Court will be injurious to
the best interests Of the State. We mean no
reference to the language either Of the Chief
Justice or of Judge Lowrie, though we are not
accustomed to hear, on our Supreme bench,
TRADES whose most conspicuous features are
hippancy of tone and impertinence Of senti-
ment. But the damage caused BY the violent
stoppage of railroad communication at Erie will
be felt by large and influential class in the
community. Every stakeholder In every New
York and New England railroad will feel it.
The Erie railroad especially will suffer severe
~: as will be found when comparison is in
stituted between the estimated and the actual
receipts during the next few months. The act
of Pennsylvania will leave in the minds of most
of our leading citizens feelings of strong aver
sion for the authorities and a certain section OF
the people Of that State. 1t will be remembered
that she exerted her power to injure us, wheo
the injury conferred no present benefit on her
self. And when, as will happen constantly,
Pennsylvania needs our good will or our as
sistance to carry out schemes of her own, 1t is
quite possible that the recollection Of the past
may close our doors against her. Judge Low
RE sneers ct an american spirit" aud hopes
that among his fellow-citizens local atsash-
nenss vii always prevail over national loyalty.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12
County Court, and the Ll.eu.. Question.

The Court Of Appeals, in session at Lewisburg
made an important decision on this question: a few
days ago, by deciding that tho county courts are
vested with full discretionary powers to grant or re-
fuse license for the sale Of intoxicating liquors by per.
sons keeping ordinares. The section of the Code
upon which this controversy has been going on reads
"If the court be Of opinion, that the applicant ia
sober, and Of good character, and will probably keep
house orderly, useful, and such as the law requires
it may grant such license" &C. The anti-license
men have contended that the word may conveyed the
fullest discretionary power upon the courts while
their opponents have insisted that where the apple
cant within the provisions Of the law by show
ing that he sis sober and Of good character and will
probably keep house orderly useful and such as the
law requires" it is compulsory upon the court 10
grant the license-in other words the one party
have contended, that the legal construction q may
means shall aud the other party have contended that
II means no such thing
This question is now settled, on the part Of the
Court Of Appeals in favor Of tho an-license party
10 their utmost satisfaction, we suppose There Is
another section Of the Code embracing the license
question THAT in reference to merchants and v bicb
we presume comes under this decision of the Cour,
OF Appeals also. We are not advised whether this
decision will meet the demands Of the temperance
party, without the passage Of Maine liquor law
From the report Of the executive committee to the
State Temperance Convention, held in the city Of
Lynohburg, August ~, 1854, infer that they will
not fail to profit by this decision Of the Court Of Ap-
peas in their favor by raising the issue before the
county court Of every county in tho State. That
report suggested that II the Court of Appeals decided
the question in their favor the friends Of the no license
system DO urged by the Convention to press the OBJ
ectons TO license before every county corporation
In the State. Liquor dealers will have to look out
We give below the action Of the Court OF Appeals,
IN this question, as reported in tho Lcwisburg
CAcAies Of the 9Th instant
Mr. Yeager, OF Maroo county, applied to the county
curt 81 said county, for license keep ordpay-
IL proved himself be sober man, and Of good char
etsr snd would probably keep ordinary useful and
och a. the law Requires he sl'o produced the Sheriff
scelpt Zoe the keep ordinary; he brought him
NJ galy whale the requirements OF the hv, bat the
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

Our jail Is crowded than usual and what is mos,
be regretted Is that its occupa Of
white charged th MURDERS and slave suspected
os committing arson charlottesville advocate
The prospects OF fall session Of the University are
more Hatering than before. Already numbers of
young men from the South coming In and the dor
mitores being rapidly secured-and this too more
Than three weeks before the CONNIE of the seq
sion. We will not be surprised IL the number OF Stu
dents at the approaching Session exceeds 60O.--B
The TuRT-A trotng match for purse of three thou.
sand dollars between Grey Eddy Tacony, and Mac took
Nile heats three best in FIVE Toe frat heat was won by
Eddy by couple oil lengths Tacony being his principal
competitor lie also won the two heats thus gain
log the race e-2.83-2.S1-2.34 l 9. Mac was
disauccd on the second heat.
Edwin w. Clark, formerly of PETERSBURG Va. was
shot aEd killed whether by accident otherwis Is not
stated at Vicksburg, Mississippi last week.
plan has been suggested in Troy, NJ Y. 10 convert
portion OF that burnt distric into public park.
AT Ban Francisco peaches bring IS to SO DOZEN and
so cents to 81 each. They are very superior
Tho Journal Of Commerce Is endeayoring TO shev the
vast advantages American commerce Is destined 10 derive
from ntercourses with Japanese Exports from hat country
told at present consist Of copper
wood and psper machic work. china silk stuff. rice sski
SOY; and they import sugar. elephants tusks tin lead
iron, cloths, chiuzes clocks Watches and look
Jog glasses.
sLASDER sUlTs.--samuel N. Young, Of Ohio has been
prosecuted in the sum Of 900 before the Toledo court,
ADD for 900 IN Vermont for sIander ia charging
father with iifulIy poisoning his own child
DEBuTAETE. accomplished lady belonging 10 the
first circles in Boston, and who has been reared and edu
Gated with extraordinary care will make her DEBUT on the
sage at the New York Theatre, the 9th OF October
Is said that there Is at this time not single paper IN
the city Of New York that supports the administration OF
Gen. Pierce That city gave Pierce about 900 maioti
IT, and now, beyond the Office holders IL Is supposed he
could not get eleven hundred votes In the city.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

THE SUDTERRASEAs Pass THROUGH THE SIERRA NEVADA.
The narrative of this discovery which appears in the
Harposa Chronicle u deliberately worked up TO
the air Of fiction The writer says he had heard Of long
cave near the head OF Yo Semity valley and tho
moth caves near Marble Springs. In the immense marble
ledge that rverses the gold region lcss
nected he was led to that there might be sub
tersnean pass through the Sierra Nevads particularly
Indians when pursued in that region invariably disap-
pesred at certain point At the head Of tho valley
Having searched this locality three days for his subea
pass in vain, he length took bath near the IA
nous cataract when gust of wind blew the mist OF tho
fall away aud exposed the long sought pass behind It,
He and his party made preparations and day entered
the cavern with torches and discovering Indian
trail, foowei it until they encountered two Indians
These told them that they half way through the pass;
that little further on was great chasm brdged with
logs and that there other passages leading the
lakes and rivers but without any known outlet Parting
from the indians the party reached the chasm found il
filed with human remains ard the logs petried. Finally
after being four days in the cave, they emerged the
other side Of the Sierra, among village Of White In
dams
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12


~ MOIHRfs BREAST CLOTHs.-Theis cloths have
attained established reputation anordng the only per.
feet protection against and preventive The mshe greatest
nlotlon, GIrHTnEp BHEIFr.
Mothers should bear mind that these valuable are
Intended 70 the breast when ren but hty are dena
ted 10 prevent this catastrophe, which they certainly will
Mohsrs therefore, who have the least fear apprehension Of
risen breast should not wait I'LL they threatened
these cloths but should procure them put them aside
70 meet any emergency.
Hu,ed Asdirecd, ihey will very speedily dsspae all nasms
ton ofthe brea,aay epry all arising from cold or 9th
cause render the brsa soft and pbe the
free and unobsfued 11E " the milk which Invariably
and avoids the possibility Of GlrHERED BsElsT.
Mothers have asured that they have found nsIpresbe
comfort In wearing these cloths period which
the hJv OF milk IL more daeult and Irregular.
No had found fault with them that willis, on
the contrary tHOtc that they esteemed
value by hundredI who have used them.
They perfectly convenient and
hebreast grmen and be applied pAars
with entire oonyenience, -
remi,anss Of too accompanied by 10 cents worth Of
postage stamps viii secure the prompt transmission OF
pair Of these Cloths any part Of the UnIted states,
They are for sale exclusively By
ADIE a GKAf, Wholesale and Retail lgsnt,
p.ux
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

The New York National Democrat lizard SHELF IL
very hard upon its brethren Of the Soft Shell wing /,
speaks Of their late convention " rnged srked and
speckled affair made up of barnburners soft Shells free
soilers aboitionss uderhers short-boys and Of
fcer boiling dOm'gogues OF the Nebraska resolution i,
says:
"At the same time nothing could have been more ad
roty formed TO really represent the homogeneous sent
ments OF such heterogeneous II is skiifully
Joined medley Of the dissinisr antagonsm which
when separated, might severaly the approval oil
each opposing faction, but whole only gupe
down the raPsc Gus nav of unscrupulo and hypocc
demagogu-s who hold their Off al positions BY the ten
ure OF the mo.t abject sycophancy.n
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

FEDERAL CoURT-Tbis Court engaged all day yes.
erday in the trial of Oney indicted for making uttepg
and selling, as counterfeit, counterfeit money He
necessarily, acquitted There is any quantity of shrewd
calculating rdscals who engaged in making aud
selling counterfeit money and who will manage escape
the enientary by the defective laws of the United States
on the matter of countereiting. Judge Brockenbrough
has very ably and clearly pointed this deporabe
feet and the sooner II is corrected the better.
Wheeling Inteligencer Sept. 8.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12
Communicated Tor the Norfolk Herald.

QUERr.-I should be glad to know by what authority
certain N. d. Of Portsmouth, prominent member OF
that community, and conspicuous leader Of the democ-
racy goes among the workmen In tho navy yard during
working hours asking them to Sign pledge vote for
whatever candidate for Governor the Democratic Conven.
venon may nominate. Il it done by the special author
Ivy OF the Secretary Of the Nayyr The writer would be
glad TO have to this query though he profess
To KNOW SOMETHING.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

The Saun ton Vindica;or into which il
had fallen in mixing the statement that the present Super
inenden; OF the Central hiroa has rendered his resi-
nation Of improper Interference with his duties
by Prs,lden: Foutaine Tns Superintendent publishes
letter in that paper di.sltimng suy sich charges und
stating that bis resignation m because no found
the position of Supsrnt snicnt less pleasant than thai
civil engineer and because he sd heard some ds,at
isfaction as to his acts in Office
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

TnE CoURT Or APPEALa-This Court adjourned, on
Monday last having disposed Of 90 cases-afrming 10
and reversing ~. The following cases have not been
reported heretofore:
Cunningham w. EI,ofs. f. Marks, decd and others
Affirmed
Biily Va, James, Affirmed.
Wilson We, Rector aud others. Affirmed 10 part aud
reversed in part.
Nichols tx. &c, vs. Middleton. Reversed.
Rpsset vs.. Fisher and others. Reversed
The Commonwealth Va, Gregory aud others. Reve g.
Hobbs va sbumate. Reversed.
Hill W, Mansor and others. Reversed.
johnson Va, Sbryer and Others Affirmed.
Nixon vs, Duncan and Others Reversed.
Harrison W., Middleton. Reversed.
Levasser and others va, Bosbburn. Reversed.
Upon the petition Of Sim'I Logan Tor an appeal AL
lowed.
Kincheloe vs, Tneewel and others Affirmed.
O'Bfen and others vs., Stepens andsl Reversed.
Ayans and other Va. Spurgon. Affirmed.
Same vs.. Same. Affirmed.
Parish 4 Co. Rsgle Affirmed with damages.-
This case il from Shenandoah Rsge was injured by the
upsetng Of Of Parish & Co.'S stages, aud brought
suit for damages which fixed by jury at between
go 600 and slOO 900. Parish Co. took an appeal from
decision OF the Court below aud brought II the Court
Of Appeals which has sustained the circuit court thus
origns damages, but the OF the suit making in all
but little hort Of Ell 900.
Beckloy vs. Palmer and Others. Affirmed.
Eoyes' EK'trK Ss. HUMPHREYS Reversed.
Lynch W.. SnojgrlsJ aud Others. Affirmed by diyi-
ded court. .H ~.
Samuel Yeagsr, ex parte. Affirmed. This the license
case. See decision In another column.
KidWell vs. Baltimore and Ohio RIilrold Affirmed.
Lewsburg Chronicle, Sspt7
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

The Know Nothings" opened here Monday night
last. are informed Tor did not those DyIie.
TioHs squads kulkng about the court house between
eight md nine o'clock the ground and lofty tumbling
performed 10 scaling the courtyard fence, IL O'Clock
related In the argus" Not being Know Nothing
particularly interested 10 tho proceedings, did not
Ddteh, consequently don't kno0 what DONE
Runors rife about them--msrry tales told-snJ
people the gmi rive and determined To
Il" hunt out these people whom they " don't know"
Romney Inlelligencer Sept 8.
Bring out the very "ol1es. inhabitant," AMI let him
speak whether he has known the thermometer TO de-
10 the shade 1922 10 the month Of September before
On las! Tuesday at ~ O'clock In this place. the ther-
mometer so showed.-Ib.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

John T. Brady, Esq, LAWYER In New York, was so Sc
vetey beaten by gang rowde' few days since, that
he died yesterday morning II appears that Mr. Brady
va, returning home in company with his landlord, Mr.
Mcbride late on Saturday night last, when on reaching
Mott street. they met gang Of rowdes about twelve 10
number, who Immediately made attack upon them
Mr. Brady severely beiten and among other wounds,
bis spine Injured. After considerable difficulty, bo
and bis friend escaped from the ruisns and went home
Immediately after entering the house, Mr. Brady become
weak aud helpless, aud remained in suffering condition
I'LL death ensuod No policeman appeared during the a.
tack, although the lice was loudly called Tor, and The
assailants escaped Tho deceased leaves wife and oh
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1854-09-12

DEATH OF BoSAPARrE,- Princess Zenaiyo Charlotte
Julia Bonapire, wife OF Charles Luoien Bonapae, aud
daughter OF Joseph Bonapare diod at Naples on the 9Th
Of August 10 the 6y FIRST year Of her age She was the
mother eight children. aud usually resided near Rome,
where three Of her married daughters and eldest son, the
Prince de NIsignin, living This lady With her
husband, spent several years 10 Phlidelpha md Borden
town, IN the family ofJo'eph Bonqp,rte and IL still remem
bered by miuy OF citizens person Of refined
ners and educsuou and ireproacnsbe character. Her