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The owners will accountable for gold, sv
bullion specie nweTy precious stones metals unless bills
iadne therefor value thereof therein expressed
Dec l7--dtf
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Court Of Claims, 4 q,

NHARL IS LEE JONES IN his ordinary practice In
Columbia. will practise the
supreme the and in the newly constituted
the United states In
before the Supreme Conr and IN te pros
OF constituted court OF claims hts
er, mostly retired fgan general
Sraco will and do his best 20 aayane. ihe success
clients, by ang Arguments and by ala ohe'
nerdfl and
March a-3awltnn
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CARRIAGE and Horses FOE saic-A pair beautifully.
V matched northern fsmy carriage horses, together mag
nihcent ner,heTn-bniit usidern
The horses are q geat value being Young aud gentle The
AID perfect waen nrst pnrchasrd
having for will nl then barzan
Apply 20 WM r. DOVE Coal. dealer, First Ward.
Nov % -dtff
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

FORM OF GUARANTEE.
To Capt G. Meigs, u 5. Engineers.
We, the Undersigned, residents in the State Of,
hereby Jointly and srveTa with the United Staie and
The foregoing bid be accepted that he
they will within days after the of the said bid
cute the contract for the same with good and sufficient rees 70
perform or furnish the articles in conformity the
of the advertisement which the
said shall fail 10 aforesaid
make good The difference between the offer by the said and
the bidder.
tSgned) A. b.
G.. d.
hereby certify the my knowledge belief
above named guaranofs good and sufficient
(Signed) Il. +.
Mar S--3awls,hMa ay s. lawu
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"A CHAEL N0UBSE and tor years eassei IN the
vi oce ofhe the Treasury, w attend 10 re pfocur
bounty pensions, hatpy, Se 10 the seuement
ocais before and the several departments 70 The gar
chase trangfI the uaeanean
tercst
Instructions and forms obtaining land warrants"
applications with cents, post office War
procured fur dollar each
HgFERsscs
isha Wbiuie4ey, esa, Comptroller of The Treasury,
Nathan Register Of The Treasury
IOhn Niisen, Commissioner Of the Land Office.
N VI. Gillet, late Solicitor.
The Mayor Of w ellington.
Messr~. corceraa n Riggs and
PeSidnis banks sn Washington
fnd Georgetown. .h.sll.
omoe No. 4si Ish west Washington.
Mar l9-diwSeon
frRkNCft's Engtish Past and Present
Life OF puhishsds aud fr sale a
TAYLOR h MAURYiS
MRrch24 Bookstore, near sif street. .
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Cromwelps Baltimore Steamship Line between
BaltimOre, New York. and Boston,

WILL despatch steamer daily from Baltimore New York
ib me affords nnegna'ed facilities of the
District Columbia The point freight
ana give ongh b OF fadng 70 Washington
freight an no commissions charged Applications freight
promptly attended ny the following agents.
A. o. HALL,
Ds Exchange Place. Baltimore.
II, u. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington aud Albany streets, N. Y.
jNO. w. SCHANR.
Jan H-d5m Foot OF inda wharf Boston.
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Orders tickets and shares and certificates Of packages in the
splendid lotteries viii the and
Of each drawing will be inocdately aar
all who order from
Address ". ]. BUCKGY, Agent,
March a7--td Wilmington, DOL
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Those certificates who desire redeem
ncy must residing beyond the limits of United States,
knowledge power minister penipoteray charge
d'naes consul
appointed government Of the United states
country p.uf country,
the city, corporation
Ifesdng United States, The acknowledgment be
Justice Of the public commissioner deeds,
appointed the Virgina sufficient In all
tbs certificate must he delivered
q. w CLUTTER, Auditor Pubc Accounts. The
8. n. PARKER, Register o the sink
GEO. w. MUNFoRD, see'y commonwealth. ing fund.
RlcHaosp, Virginia, December 81 1854.
Dee 3i--d3m
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The National Hotel


IN this city viii te the reception OF
OF this aonth. The OF the kitchen from
the Of the budng aud the alterations ~ and about
wit add and comfort
table viii furnished
and served in the best and labor
render The house, 10 respect equal % IN
The subscriber therefore ug sA public will
patronage which
desiring for the winter At
ae the 9ut by calling the Hotel Board per
r. D. WILLARD.
WAsHsaros Cry, November IA, 1854.
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tUk TIRE WEST AND SOUrH.-BALTIMOHE
OHIO KAILtxOAD.
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.

II NGW FDTK anu LIVtFVOOa UHIttU SIHltB
Mail Steamers.
In. raips comprising this line
Inc atlantic. Sap Was.
Inc battic capt COmstock
These ships having been built by
@ ~ qressly service, has been
,g taken in their construction, also in their engines
SsSESas4~ their
aoHs unequaei for elegance and comfort
rfice ,ssaue New York Liverpool cabin sl3D
N Exclusive 5J25
From iivaraoDi New York, 80 and % guineas.
need attached 10 each ship.
no bef,hs can c secured until paid for
from Nsw To7h, lyors LlYsTpooi
Dec 81 1854. Saturday Dec. l6 1854,
TO- ie55. Saturday. Dee. 39
Wednesday Jan. "a " Satnrday.... Jan. l3 1855.
Wednesday Feb \, g Saturday Jan. 81, !"
Wednesday Feb 81, " Saturday. Feb IL, "
wednesday -. March,, Saturday. Feb, "a,
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THE ART UNION OF LONDON.

THE ART UNION OF LONDON.
Plan for the Current Year.
TUE IT. now aad subscriber of ss SO will be
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"i original Saps psn,s By y j. cnae1 ,,S IA r. Water rayn
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The aesar IN ap @ioh viii e sse " 'e allotted "
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M poo oa mpsssoas Of ae n,aagpph BY : q MaEas, ane
from Molerc's" Bourgeois Gentihomme''
Honorary secretaries for Washington, Nesrs Taylor MARY
booksellers July "a
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fenera house idriIug goods Washington
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Dec iO-eotIaai W. So'E,ta, Isao asn
sDERsa,RTs AND DRAWERS Our assortmen, of
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anllsh Army List hir iss5 - - : f'1-r~
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nfackwoods Comic Almanac lss5.
Peh - ~ - - ~" ''S my oPo"eu'
hooks, ofevery description, The lowest publish.
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h"ossiore, oh
FoosAE or commodious story and s,,,e
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~eive rooms, and has papered ,na
Terms accommodating, and possession given ,n,ei
W. addressroom 90, Solicitors Dce Treasur, 1epanman
pNfNAms Ms@aasns for March
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Aw P~rta~r~hss -supteme Neust tAe Waited
Ia Saes-RoBERTJ WALKER E0fffs tAAfN havs formed
ffussshsp, nadsr iea eFm n aksi tasa 50 tat af
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Washington city they
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At New Yess, a. New onear.-
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AsAr az shs tsi.,.a Cat e,ltlisa Tsera tle
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and siatlsncsi notes, nounid 81 rositta .. = J., u,
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INEORMApIOS WANTED.-Any having knowledge OF
whereabouts General James oneriy governor
S so III Carolina and second Clay Randolph
greay obge die undersigned BY forwarding
addressed to Albany, Georgia.
refer The Hon Robert Toombs a1d Alexander ~ Stephens
Mar s--aGaeps JAMES w, TE0ANBURx.
NEW by rbe author or Mary Barton.''-North
" south; by The author of Crawford, y, The Mooa
tage &e Price 81 n
Kings Queens Life in the pslaee by Jno Cabbo
Price ST.
Just published, and for sale at
TAYLOR n MAURY,s
Mar2 Bookstore, near Ninth street
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spectacies.
NoLD silver plated spectaces eye gIases &c.
all focuses win peioca perscopc, and pgahoa glasses
long gives peculiar adsansages selecting
adapted TO the eyes Of ,earess.
NJ. w. GAIT & BRO,
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Jan 2S--H
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-28

News rRoA HAyAsk.--~A lt,zaE Eom
Havana. dated June 9Th, says:
On the e0th ult.. during the dinner
given by Gen. Concha 70 Com. Hender-
son. of the British Navy. cargo Of AZ
rican slaves, some 500 in number. was
landed at Chorera, within two lesgues
Of this city; it scarcely seems credible
that any one would have dared to at
tempt this landing under Gen. Concha's
very nose, as It were, had il not been
previously arranged that no interference
should take place. What renders the
affair more audacious is the fact that
several Spanish cruisers were in this inn
mediate vicinity at the time when the
landing took place; indeed, my infor-
mant, gentleman of respectability.
states that seventeen Of the Africans
were taken charge Of by Spanish
steamer. If such be the fact, then it
would almost seem that the captain Of
that ship had connived at the disem-
barkation of these Africans, and that
seventeen were given as part of the
bonus received for non-interference with
the landing ofthe others.
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BEWARE OF MALARIAII
RINGS REMEDY

For Feuer and A9ue, Bilious, Remittent and In
ternitteRt FeUers, and all their kindred dis
eases, a safe Medicine sdspteK for al eOnsti-
tutions and al climates.
The statistics of the above class of diseases
show an alarming increase withiR the last few
years; and as they are not only directly fatal
in many cases, but also lead indirectly to con-
sumption and other maladies Of the most dead
ly character, it is of the highest importance to
society that il a certain means of cure exists il
should be universally known.
Such a specific does exist. RINe's REMEDY,
a compound Of vegetable extracts, the product
Of six years Of research and experiment diree-
ted by medical and pharmaceutical skill Of the
highest order, it is now offered to the world as
preparation that will literally ertinguish Fe-
yer and Ague and its kindred maladies, with
the same certainty that water extinguishes FIRE.
Its effects are not superficial. / reaches the
fouutain-heads of the disease in the liver and
splene, and purifes the system of the virus by
which it is sustained. 1t does not merely
mitigate symptoms, but rem0Ues their cause, and
is as essential to the health of the resident in
the West, Southwest and South, and in fact to
every human being who breathes an atmos-
phere impregnated with the fumes Of vegeta-
BILE or animal decay, the vapOrs from stagnant
water, or the malaria arising from any unwhole-
some surface, as the aliment upon which he or
she subsists. 1t has been tested in some thou
sands of cases in private practice, without the
occurrence of one failure, and the proprietor,
from his own experience of its effects, does not
hesitate to afiix to it his personal guaranty.
For sale by BAILEY & MAGUET, CALI
polls, Ohio.
June 7. Is55-3m
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N The Lafayette American says
that there is man now in prison ii
Massachusetts who has been confined
there FIVE years for debt Of s25. Thi:
is progress peculiar to that region. Il
a Mack slave is reclaimed under the pro.
visions of the National Compact, the
Bay State is thrown into spasms. But
let sOhits man lay FIVE years in jail for
trifiing debt, and not pulse of the
great heart of Massachusetts beats more
rapidly-not a public symptom of In
dignation is exhibited-not monster
meeting is held-Faneuii Hall echoes
not to the notes of eloquent patriots
denouncing the inhumanity Of such an
outrageous statutel The Theodore
Parkers, the Garrisons, the Wendall
Phillipses, and that ilk, can find moth
ing in such case TO arouse the blood to
mob heat. It requires black skin to
get up fzror il the bailiwick Of those
gentlemen.
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Republican County Mass
Meeting.

The citizens of Gallia County of all
political parties, who are opposed to
paying taxes upon what they are owing
and not what they are worth: to iniqui-
ty In all its forms; to misrule, misgov-
ernment, and all forms or phases ofdes-
potism. and especially party despotism;
and who disapprove of the recent out
RACES upon the citizens of the Territory
OF Kansas, consequent upon the repeal
of what is known as the Missouri Com
promise. are requested to meet at the
CoURr HOUSE IN GALLIpoLIs, ON
Saturday, July 7M,
for the purpose of appointing three del
egates to attend State Convention to
be held at Columbus, on the 18th of
July next, and to transact such other
business as said meeting may deem es-
sential to the general welfare and hap
piness of the PEOPLE.
June 96, 1855.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-28

THE PLArrosN OF rlx ,AxzzIcxs
PARrr.-on our first page win be found
the platform Of the American Party
Speaking Of this (and We fully sgres
with it, the Louisville Journal says:
at is with no ordinary feelings o.
satisfaction that We publish to-day the
platform of the American party. Plat.
form, nay that's not the word; 'tis q
Splendid Temple Of Liberty at whose
altar every true patriot may worship,
Here is presented a common ground,
and comprehensive faith, where the
Americans, the Democrats, and the
Wings may all unite. The native born
American will here find the guarantee
of his nationality, and the adopted citi-
zen will also receive the assurance that
his civil and religious liberty viii be
maintained and defended; and that all
material rights and privileges, consis-
tent with the great cardinal principle
that Americans shall rule" win be Sc
cure to him. Against religion as an
institution-a faith-the American par
ty wage no war; but when that institu-
ton is perverted and moulded not only
to inspire faith but also as a system to
control political action, the Americans
will resist the encroachment as one that
is hostile to the spirit of our free insti-
tutions and dangerous to the liberties of
the country.
"Never before since the inception Of
the government has any party taken
more bold, and at the same time Just
and liberal grounds, on the slavery
question, than has this American party.
On this subject, the American party is
impregnable. Taken as a whole, we
regard this programme of principles
put forth at Philadelphia as second on
ly in Importance to the Declaration of
Independence and the Constitution of
the United States. Before this noble
and patriotic proclamation treason hides
its hideous head and faction stands re-
buked. 1t calls on all good men of all
parties to rally under the banner Of
their country-to come forth like free
men in defense of freedom, and to re-
gard the maintenance of the Union of
the States as ''the primary object of
patriotic DESIRE" And will you not re-
spond to the call? Fancy that ye be-
hold the guardian genii of our nation,
supporting in the air the spirits of the
founders Of our country's
fame; fancy that you hear them cheer
ing you on and see them striving to
relume in your bosoms the waning
patriotic fire of '76, and then say will
you not respond to the call. Will yeI
not show that you are worthy of the
heritage of freedom which your ances-
tors transmitted to you, and that you
intend to hand it down to your posteri-
ty. pure, perfect, and unimpaired. So
mote IL be.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-28

DEATH OF "CgsH. ."-Our big ostrich.
looking Bramapooter rooster, "Cush, y
met with rather singular fate on Sat,
urday last, and as it may be warning
to others, we shall give the particulars.
In the first place "Cush" had great
dislike to any thing that crowed, and
was considered "hard to whip" AT
noon on Saturday last, as we were en-
gagged at the interesting occupation Of
feeding our flooded stock, "Cush" and
our red Shanghai, "Holcomb," showed
a beligerant spirit, and decided prefer
ence rather to ''pitch in" to each other
than eat, and we being of an accommo-
dating turn of mind, granted them the
privilege of taking a "fiy" at each 9TH
er. The battle was short but decisive,
and "Cush" trouneed his antagonist de-
Gently. We then washed "Cush," and
while undergoing the cooling operation,
threw about teaspoonful of water in
his mouth, which probably going down
the wrong channel, strangled him. He
stretched himself up to the height ol
about three feet, and in three seconds
time the noblest bird that ever said
"giye-me-two-b -bushels-ofcorn, o-o-h,' -
lay dead at our feet. Our feelings may
be imagined but not described. Some
of our predestinarian friends may say
his time had come, as it was foreor-
dained, and while we cannot exactly
come to any other conclusion just now,
vet do we believe had we allowed him
SO act as free agent, and partake Of
the cooling draught or let it alone,
@Cush" would now be enabled to stand
up to his "corn." We are convinced
that too much kindness is deleterious to
health. Well, there is one consolation
left us. "Cush" viii never be put to the
.sbase use" Of entering the maw of a
chicken-thief, for we buried him with
militia honors-barring the noise Of
gunpowder. He was great favorite
of ours as well as hundreds of others
who observed him strut in the yard Of
Alon1O Gushing, Esq, and on our prem
ises.
ave ne,er shall loolr ur,on his lie again %
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-28

CURIOUS LAW SUIT.-In the year oi
our Lord. 1445, in the siege of Bouvig-
mes, the Duke de Brabant made prison
er nobleman named Legrain; but in
stead of taking his life, as he was enti-
tied to, the Duke consented to spare it
on condition Of receiving all his estates
and property. Legrain made over all
he possessed, but stipulated that at the
end of four centuries it should return to
his family. The Duke made no objec-
ton. The four centuries expire in July
next, and already great many per-
sons, representing themselves to be de-
scendants of Legrain, are preparing to
claim the property. 1t is foreseen that
the claims will give rise to numerous
law suits in Belgium.-London Letter.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-06-28
COUNTY CONVENTION.

Mr.. EDIroR:-I see in looking over
the call for the primary elections of del.
egates for the County Convention, that,
in writing out the call, 1 have omitted
to mention the hour of the day at which
the meetings will be opened. Will you
permit me to make the correction this
week, and say that the primary (town-
ship elections will be held between the
hours of 12 O'Clock NJ. and 4 O'Clock P.
NJ. The County Convention will be
opened at o'clock P. NJ.
w. G. KEPHART,
Chairman Com.
June 26. 1855.
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DALLKT's GENUINE Pam ExrRAcroR.--It
friends are the Million-and intelligent
It's enemies, the ignorant-the bigoted-the
selfsh-and the criminal eounterfeiferl
The honest and unsuspecting are imposed
on by the latter, who ca,iously endangers the
lives Of the confding, for the mere sake Of
paltry gainl / leave it to discerning and
impartial public to decide, what punishment
the wretch deserves, who could infiict pain
and suffering, and hazard the life Of fellow
creature, for the mere sake Of benefting his
own pocket.
DALLEY's GENUINE ExrRAcroR will subdue
the pain and Inflammation from the severest
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and that it viii heal the wounds without
scars; and effectually cure Fever Sores-Piles
Salt Rheum-Infammatory Rheumatism
Sore and Inhamed Wounds
Bruises-Old and Inveterate Sores-Scald
Head-C Corns and Bupions-Erysipelas-
Sprains-Swellings- Ion Chi1blains-
Bites of Insects-Swelled and Broken Breast
Sore Nipples-Eruptions- all other IN
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parts affected can be reached.
Don't be iDeredulous about the many diseases
named, to be cured by only one thIng-butre-
fleet, that the few, but positive properties
which the Daley salve alone contains, and as
heretofore euumerzted-one to four-san reach
not alone the afore mentioned diseases, but
many more not enumerated.
C.'V. CLIcKKxR 4 Co, Prcprietors, New
York. BAILEY 4 MAeUEr. Agents for GallipO-
is, Ohio.
For sale BY BAILEY & MAeurr. eallipOIis.
Feb; %. ls55.-ly q
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u Don't neglect Bad Cold, it may spec
Oily lead you to the grave. Get bottle Of
STABLER'S ANODYNE CHERRY EXPEC-
TORANT at once-a safe, efficient and scien-
tifc remedy, which has been well tried and
not found wanting. Many physicians have
been informed of its composition, used it in
their practice, and have given certificates rec
ommending it in the highest manner. 1t is
the best remedy known for the cure of Coughs,
Hoarseness, and other forms of common colds,
Bronchitis, Asthma. Group, Consumption in
an early stage, and for the relief of the patient
even in the advanced stages of that fatal dis
ease See descriptive pamphlets to be had
gratis of agents. Price.of each, only so cents
per bottle, or six bottles for 81 so.
E. s. SrABLER & Co., proprietors, wholesale
Druggists, Baltimore Sold by ]. d P. A.
sANNs, GallipOlis; John D. Park, Cincinna-
ii; J. H. Patterson Co., Wheeling; R. E. Sell
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BuReLAss AND CH1cKEn-THnvEs.-

BURGLARS AND OHiCkEn-1 nrEfE5.
On Saturday night last the warehouse
of Mr.. NJ. VANDEE, was burglsriously
entered by prying open one Of the win
dow blinds, and about one hundred and
fifty pounds of bacon and probably gro
eeries, carried ef. This gentleman
had number of chickens taken from
his yard the same night
The chicken-thieres have commenced
their depredadons earlier than usual.
Probably over two hundred chickens
hare already been stolen from our citi-
zens. The following persons have been
robbed Of from one to three dozen re-
Gently: DR.. Morgan, Peter Menager,
Gen. House, John B. Shepherd, John
Williams, Mrs. Rachel Harmon, and
quite a number Of others, are sufferers
by these scamps. Well. nothing else
can be expected so long as We have half
a dozen idle penitentiary and whipping
post birds in our midst. We think
these rascals should be served as hog
thief once was in Kentucky; after he
was once detected ia stealing hogs, he
was tied up and severely whipped on
every occasion hog was missing, on
suspicion of having stolen #. These
deserve the same treatment,
for the character of the men will war
rant the severest measures that can be
taken. Tie them up and give them
about thirty-nine apiece on their bare
backs, and repeat the dose upon every
that is committed, and cur
citizens can rest in their old-fashioned
security. The citizens of Point Plea
SAINT got rid of Robert Elliot Morrow by
means of the whiPping-post, since which
time We have had his valuable presence
in our midst. We advise our citizens
to mount guard. take good aim and let
them have full charge-no danger
Of killing such scoundrels.
We have not been called upon yet.
We have lot of the finest kind of
fat as butter, and give these
TiIlains a general invitation to call and
help themselves.