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The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-09

FALL AND WINTER TRADE.
INCREASED FACILITIES NEW ARRANGEMENTS
I WOODWARD, thankful for past patronage re
= specially informs the citizens Of st. Paul and vi
cinity that he has received large additions from the
principal Eastern and Southern Cities his stock Of
Gentemens Furnishing Goods all of which is pre-
pared to manufacture order at the shortest notice.
and OIL terms which cannot fail to be pronounced liberal
and satisfactory. To those who judges of good
article he pledges himself to the most entire salts
faction ard in this connection he would enumerate
few Of the articles that he has Oh hand
Cassineres, plain and fancy.
BrOidClotls French and American.
Silks, Satins, and Vevets.
Niggerhead, MOhar, and Beaver Cloths.
Saltnetts, fancy and plain.
Together with most complete assortment Of Trim
mings of every conceivable quality and description
Also fine assortment of Boy s and Gents Clothing
from overcoats down to q pair OF hose.
To the trade Of surrounding towns, Mr.. W. would say
that he at all times prepared fill all order. in the
way of Trimming and piece Goods, vt Wholesale, that
his Customers may desire and OH the most accommo-
dating terms.
between the Americ al and WiHslow Hotels, ST. Paul
Minnesota, where by calling, gentlemen he fitted out
al short with neat fashionable and durable gar
mehs This, IRON his long experience i'll the business,
Mr. W. has no hesitation In promising. Call and give
him trial st. FAui, Nov. II Diff
To LAWYERS.
4 VERY fine assortment Uf Lawyers Stationery just
n received by express from New York among whiel.
may be found
The Lawyers Common place Book A superior article
of Legal Cap Longold Lawyers Seals. Netaral Wafer
and in fact every article of superior quality used tie
Legal Profession. For sale cheap for Cash by
W. 8 COMBS,
kiln Bookstore. near the American House
FARLEY Il JAMES,
WHOLESALE GRocEEs AND COMMISSION MEEcnANrs
Conner OF Iowa and Fourth Streets, natuqus, Iowa.
J.r. FARLEY. EDWIN JAMES
General Steamboat Agents.
Nov. 10, le53.-v3O
"NE, of all kinds, for sale by the pint barrel BY
w Nov /, 1s54-dtf W.B. M'GROARTY.
CHESS AND CHECKER BOARDS.
4 LARGE assortment for ssle by
n No 80 1654-dr DAHL.
l.. W. NICHOLS & Co.'S q. 8. MAIL LINE
| FROM SALTWATER TO BLACK RIVER
| FALLS.
CONNECTING with line of stages to Madison and Ga
~ lena through to either place days. Leavin
saltwater Mondays and Fridays the subscribers woul
give notice to the public that they employ but tn
best Of drivers and stock the road
gooc. Office ct the Minnesota House, Saltwater.
Dee. 13-d&w3m /. W. NECHOLS o.
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NEW YOR K h q A A NJ!
IN w. H. FORBES, OLD STAND

TuST RECEIVED, by the War Eagle, . large assert.
q ment of FALL GOODS,
Consisting of all kinds of Staple and Psn:y Goods.
Hosiery Black and Colored Silks and the largest assert
ment of Embroidery and Jewery Of every description,
ever brought into the Territory. Ladies, give him call.
and examine for yourselves. sept 5-dtf
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A. n. NIOSLEY.

A. HI MOSAExs
MANUFACTURER AND DEALER
ALL KINDS OF HATS, CAPS, FURS AND GLOVES,
Third Street, opposite the Ainnesctian Office.
H. NJ has on hand in addition to a full stock Of
IA the articles above enumerated large assortment
of INDIAN CURIOSlTlES,
And Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods. He would also in
form the Ladies and Gentlemen of Minnesota that he
prepared to make up all descriptions Of Fancy Furs La
dies Riding Hats and Gloves, at the shortest notice
The highest market price will bs paid for Furs and
Deer Skins.
lime
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1855-02-09

EDWARD M'LACAN.
STORAGE FORWARDING AND CONIMISSlCN Y,
At the Lower Landing, st. Paul.
A IL Commission and Consignments, will be prompt.
"A ly and carefully attended TO.
References: b. II. Campbell, R. M'LaEan, Calena;
Geo DeBaun, St. Louis.
Lower Steamboat Landing ST. Paul, Min.
March o. 1852.
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FIELD, BEARDSLEE Il Co.,
ID ALERS IN MEMS WEAR.

GOODS.
Merchants, Clothers and Taylors, visiting the city
for the purpose of buying goods in this line will we
cohndently believe, find greatly their interests
examine our stock before making their selections. ALI
orders Will receive prompt attention.
sep 7-d&w2m EiEI n RE RnSI EE 4, RI
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.. VVINkK. ". q. fON0ECA.
CULVER & EONSECA.
No. WiasloU House, junction Of St. Antkony and
Eagle Streets, st. Paul. Minnesota.
XNOULD politely call the attention Of the citizens
w ST. Paul. and Of the people of the Territory in gen
eral, to their choice aud extensive assortment of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS.
Hosiery and Gloves Furnishing Goods Clothing, Hats,
Caps, Boots Shoes, Trunks Carpet Bags, Umbrellas &C.
So N. bail orders promptly attended tO-GA
st. Paul September11. 1854. sep l2-df
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UNION OF THE mississippi AND AT.
LANTIC BY STEAM.
PAY YOUR TAXES


NOTICE is hereby given, that the tax duplicate Of
~ Ramhey County for the year 1854 has placed
hands with the proper warrant attached recurring
ne to collect the Owners real and person
property outside of the limits of the city Saint Pau
will there fore take notice that all assessed against
hem must he paid immediately. have authorized
eorge ezep to collect the the duplicate with tie
warrant is in his he rds and will be found his Office
opposite the American Hotel in saint Paul.
Promptnsss OF will time trouble and cost
AN. FRlDILY,
Sheriff Of Ramsey County.
Sheriff s ONCE, Saint Paul, Oct Is, 1854. octcsdtf
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GOLD PENS.

A FINE assortment Just received of Picquetts supe
n rior Gold Pens. Persons desiring a good article
can be accommodated at nOv2ltf COMBS Bookstore.
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FOUR TONS CHEESE.
A SUPPLY of Western Reserve Cheese. of superior
~ quality Tor sale by ALEX. REY.
Dec. s, 1S54-dlw
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NILs-whsle and lard for sale cheap, by the gallon o,
I } barrel bv w. B. M'GROARTY.
DECOIaDS OF Bubbleton Parish Tor sale at
X Sen 1-dtf E. HOWITZ 4 CO Is bookstore.
Q IAflUNEKY OF every description at COMBS Store,
- Near American HOnse,
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F1NHIRTY 10 acre lots, situated beautiful Lake
l. Astounding in fish and wild fowl, about two mile,
from the city limits Price $500 per lot-$2OO cash and
the balance in one and two years without interest.
HENRY MCKENTY,
Jan. Y, 1855-d&wtf Dealer in Real Estate
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-08

The following Is related 10 a letter from Kami-
esch, in the Crmea:
"For some days past nothing has been talked
oil but The arrest of young Russian woman
She had been remarked several times before, as
her favorte walk appeared tc be in the trenches.
The rumor circulated for some time, and the Cen
eral at last was informed of the fact He ordered
sirt Ter watch 10 be kept, he thought it could
be only spy disguised in woman's attire. AT 6
O'Clock on the morning of the 2eth, the same
woman presented herself in front of our men while
they were al work. She was OF tall and majestic
stature, and seemed 10 examine the works with
much attention. Some one perceived that she
held roll Of paper half open, in which probably
she noted all The observations she could collect.
Al The sight OF soldiers and officers she quick
ened her pace, and entered sort OF ravine which
is at the extremity of the French trenches.
GAS soon as she reached that spot she began 10
run, but The commandant sent two Znuaves in
pursuit and they overlook her. Two hours
alter she was conducted to General Cahrubert
Her examination was not long she constantly
replied that it was for The good of her country,
and 10 avenge the death Of her husband Bonnoff,
Killed at the Alma That she acted thus; and more.
over, that she felt no regret She was then scar.
ched. The searchers found in one of her pockets
paper book containing several details on the
slate OF our batteries; the number of men
poyed, the number of guns in the batteries, &c. !;
and IN another pocket double. barreed pistol,
and letter addressed 10 Prince Menschkoff.-
Alter the visit, she was shut up in apartment
OF the Generals headquarters, under the guard
OF two soldiers until such time as she be sent
10 Malta
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Died. May &c, at Mill Hill, in Cabarrus county,
ELIZABETH c., infant daughter of Valentine
and Sarah A. StirewaIt, aged one year and six
months. The disease with which this sweet babe
cut down, like a morning flower in all its in
FAINT loneliness, was fux. There is something SO
unspeakabIy touching and tender about death in
infancy, that it strs up the deep feelings Of pa
rental affection. May the heart-strcken parents
hear the voice Of The gnod shepherd speaking TO
them, by this spensaton-saying in words that
full OF comfor; 10 The bereavcd-'Suffer little
children TO come unto me, and forbid them not, for
of such is the kingdom Of heaven
Beyond the flight of time
Beyond the vale of death,
There surely is blessed cline
Where life is not BREATH
While infants on whom death has lain his icy
hand cannot return 10 their parents, ii is blessed
consolation 10 know that parents may meet their
children in that country where the inhabitants
never say we are sick--where the ransomed of
the Lord shall return and come to ZIon-where
they shall obtain joy and gIadness, and sorrow
and signing shall ever fee away -where parents
and children shall meet TO part no more.
w. w. P. i.
Waterman Salisbury will copy.
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MONSTER SNAKES. The long drought, it would
appear, is sorely felt by the snake tribe. forcing
their snakeships from their lurking places to trav
ell over the country in search of water. short
time back large rattiesnake was killed near the
head of EVans's mill pond, seven feet in length
and eighteen inches grlh. The track Of another
has been seen ia the same neighborhood, supposed
10 be much larger, his track measuring eight inch
es across. The track of a. still larger one has
been regularly !E August OF every year, for the
last thrty'seVen years, crossing the Cahawba road
about four miles of this in the direction Of
swamp, which is supposed to be his regular hiding
place. The track of this monster is thirteen inch.
es across. Repeated attempts have been made TO
capture this patriarch Of the snake tribe, but
yet without success. He crossed on his usual
rack last August.-Sout Aktbanaian.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1855-06-08
UABLE
GRAIN AND COTTON LAND
Tad
FOR SALE,

THE Subscriber, having concluded to West,
| offers for sale the following valuable tracts of
land, viz:
The Home Tract, on which / reside, containing
$50 acres more less. On this tract is a comfort.
able and comnlodous dwelling house. gin house and
screw barn. stables and all other necessary out build
ings fine apple and peach orchard, together with
spring and well of excellent water This tract contains
about 100 IL cultivation, we'll adapted to the
growth of grain cotton, in high state of cultivation,
with the fencing and out buildings all in thorough re-
pair.
The Wiley Tract, adjoining Mrs. Weeks, Mrs. Bar
net and McLaug hlin, lying McAlpin's Creek,
tanning 20 On this tract there is some very
fertile and productive bottom land.
The Bowden place. adjoining 5. A. Davis and Lee
Manson, containing $50 acres, lying on McMchaeIs
Creek This place also contains valuable bottom
and meadow land
The Matthews and Potts places, containing ITO acres
adjoining Mrs Wilson, Barnet and Dolby. great por-
of this is woodland and No. cotton land 1t
also has bottom and upland of excellent quality
in guilty alton. This place has Improvements and
o a small farm would be very desirable.
To any person DESTROYS of purchasing the above lands
offer Observation-Disclosures, they are in the
midst of community peryaded by decidedly moral
and religious influence within two miles of Morrows
Turn Out the Charlotte and South arona RAiiroad
and ten miles south of Charlotte. These advantages,
added its reputation for health and the characteristic
fertility OF the soil in this reg on make most desia
Bile situation
The whole may be sold together divided to suit the
purchaser Ny son, living with me will take pleasure
showing the land to any person DESTROYS of puTchas
ing. Terms liberal.
D. NJ. McCULLOCH
Nay 16 1855. 43tf
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GRATIFYING ANNoUNCEMENT.-Onco -four eli.
tizens was thus accosed by his landlord
AS everything is on The rise, feel it my duty
to raise your rent
Srr, said the ter. MT, Il feel grateful. for times
are hard, that it is impossible to raise it myself
The landlord sloped.
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NOTICE..

ny virtue of a DecI of the Court of Equity, will
ID offer for sale public auction at the Courthouse in
Charlotte Tuesday of July County court, valuable
Tract of LAND, on the waters of McAIpln's creek
known as the Matthew Wallace Brick House place,
tanning about 800 acres, sold for the benefit of Susan E.
Tadges' heirs Terms II months credit the purchaser
giving bond with approved security.
A. J. WALLACE, Trastee.
1855 45tc
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Odd Fellows Female Institute,
HOWARD LODGE, No. 49, l. O. o. F.,
Located at Shelby ". G.,

TINHE Trustees of Howard Lodge, No. 35, l. o. o. F.,
| will open Female School in the town of Shelby.
the LIST Monday June next TO be under the super
vision and direction of the Trustees.
The experienced and efficient Teachers have
been employed, the design to render of the
best in the up country.
They have in of construction a large and
commodous building, which will be completed this year.
The of instruction usually taught in similar in
stitutions.
RATES OF TUITION:
photography, Reading, and Writing, per Session
of , months SbuO
Geogra ply, Grammar, Composition, &c. 1000
Higher Branches, embracing Ancient Languages,
Algebra, Geometry, Botany, Natural and Men
EXTRA STUDIES:
Music, on Piano, Harp Guitar, per session, $4,000
Use of Instrument 400
Embroidery, Drawing, Painting, &c. 1000
French 5000
Board can be had in the best families reasonable
terms.
A. w. BURTON.
THOS. WILLIAMS, Trustees.
D. FRONEBERGER, \
Shelby, n c., May IL, 1855. 43tf
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Piedmont Sulphur and Chalybeate
I'M HsErRKE GAEIGI,K NJ g..


tSi1teen miles North Of Nlorganton, a0iN be opeu
Jor the reception Of Company, on The
18Th Of June, 1855.
THIS delightful Summer retreat cannot be surpassed
| by any of the fashionable Watering aces within
the State of North Carolina. Here invaids well as
those seeking pleasure may find Summer residence,
calculated to restore the last energies of the Physical
Constitution ard crafty the most fastidious.
The proprietor has enlarged his spacious accommo-
datIons by considerable additions, and is prepared to
receive large company. He will spare no pains to
contribute to the benefit and qualification of those who
favor him with their company.
This fine watering place is sur rounded by some OF
the greatest Natural curosties in this Country The
Table Rock is only seven miles from the springs
Hollow Spring Cave is mile Ravin Rock Falls four
miles. and Falls of LinvilIe is nine miles.
And all in great country for hunting and fishing.
Deerand turkeys are plenty the neghbohood of the
springs.
By calling on DR.. Happoldt, proprietor OF thesMoun
tain TTotel in Morganton, every necessary intorma-
pertaining the medical qualities OF these waters
can be obtained.
JAMES C. ESTES, Proprietor
June s, 1855. 46-3m
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To the Public.

THE subscriber has bought the entire interest Of Jona-
/ than A. McElwee esq in the land and Mills thereon
known as Fosters WI ills, 6! miles from Charlotte
The undersigned avins been regularly educated both
aud practically in the milling business
and having been engaged in thus business over thirty
he feels confd giving entire satisfactioa TO
all who may pa'ronize him.
He will in few weeks make every addition necessa-
nv in the way of achnery, in tie latest and most aP
DAVID LINDSAY.
may 25, 1855 44-lm
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Court Of Pleas and Quarter Sessions-Aprl Term 1855
III. s n., an S s'' a Job, r... 70, Dover,
Sharpe, deceased
T appearing the satisfaction of the Court that An
/ drew Sharpe, Azariah Sharpe, james Scott and
children sdents of this State, but reside be-
yond the limits of the 1t is therefore ordered
and adudged that publication be made for six weeks in
the "Western Democrat, newspaper published in the
town OF Charlotte notylng sal" defendants 70 De ana
be held for the County Mecklenburg the Court
House in Charlotte, the 4th Monday in July next
then and there to make themselves defendants, and
plead answer demur to this petition the
will be taken pro fesso Eem and set for hearing
Witness, w. X. Reid, Clerk of said Court, at Of
flee in Charlotte the 4th Monday in April, 1855, and
in the 18th year Of American Independence.
w. X. REID, c. C. c.
May Is, 1855. printers Fee So CIV.
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TTAVING bought out the entire ntercst Of WIN. r.
| | Moss in the firm of DAVIDSON Il MOSS, / will
continue the business at the old stand and deter
mined offer great inducements all who will favor
with a call, and especially TO those who buy for
Cash. The Notes and Accounts of the late firm
in my hands, and will be settled by alone.
Is. IL. DAVIDSON.
April 30. 1855. 39tf
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Family Groceries.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Union County

n n.
Union County
Court of Pleas Quarter Sessions-April Term, 1855
Ns's's; 1s Owens Petition for Sale of Land
Abner Gilmore alias Warrant No. 2433S.
Moore and others.
T appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that Abb
| ner ID lmore alias Moore, Sarah Armstrong, Samuel
McKance and Dizzy his wife, the heirs of VIM. and Jane
Lasley decd, whose names unknown, jackson
Moore alias Dimores heirs, William, and other
unknown, Mary Brooks Benjamin Bowie and Nelly his
wife, f zabeth Carlisle, Hiram Owens and Margaret
his wife, and LItteton Gilmore alias Moore, dec ID,
and E ah Moore and his wife Ann reside hey ond
the limits of the State; 1t is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Western Democr rat, -
for six weeks, for said Defendants to be and APP
the term of this Court to be held for the
County of Union at the Court House in Monroe the
first Monday of Jny next, then and there to plead,
answer demur to said petition, otherwise the
will be taken pro conesso and heard exparte to them
Witness, J. NJ. Stewart Clerk of said Court at
Office, in Monroe, the LIST Monday in April 1855.
J. NJ. STEWART, Clerk.
45-6w printers fee $50
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LOOK HERE !

w E, the undersigned, have purchased the large and
w extensive Stock of Groceries belonging to the
firm of EIms & Sprau, at which place will be found
at all times, ready and willing to wait all those who
may favor US with their patronage. By keeping
hand full supply of
Family Groceries,,
will be prepared to fill all orders punctuailv, that
may be inrusted to Our motto quick sales
and small profits" Tor cash barter.
The highest cash prices will be paid for produce.
ELMS & OATES.
may 81, 1855. 45tf
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A"o oI I&SNooIsp
led by MIR. w. b. Carroll and Mad. Carroll The
brated Equestrian
La Petite Marie, only 8 wears ole

will appear in her Grand Principal Act entitled
"NYMPH THE FLOATING VEIL
Mr.. J. w. WARD will appear the Flying Cords,
acknowledged TO be the best in the world.
Grand Principal Act by Madame CARROLL, in which
this accomplished artistic has a reputation second
to
LA PETITE MARIE will also enter the den with a
full grown Hunting Leopard, verifying the prophecy
that the lion and the lamb shall lie down together and
a little child shall lead them'
Mr.. w. B. CARROLL, in his great Two and Four
Horse Act, carrying Mile Carroll i'll various thrilling
scenes
With Dr.WOOLSTON, as Master of Ring, and HoUGH
and WARD, Clowns the audience will be entera ned
with plenty of rich sayings without vuIgarity.
The performances will be accompanied by the Ameri
can Brass Band led by Henry Stenbacker late of the
Orchestra at the Academy of Music, New York.
u Admission to the entire double exhibition so cts,
Children and Servants half price.
Performance to commence at 2 and o'clock, P. M
Doors open half an hour previously.
E. SMITH. Agent.
June l. 1855 As 2w
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June 9Th, 1855
This establishment has been thoroughly refitted at
an Immense expense to the Proprieors, their last
travelling tour. They have procured and extern
sive addition of Animals young freshly Gagged and pos
sesslng all the characteristics and habits OF their
tive state.
Equestrian Director Mr.. w, B. CARROLL.
Master of the Ring, DR.. WOOLSTON.
Clowns, ii. HOUGH & j. w. WARD.
Amongst the most conspicuol features of this Superb
Exhibition, are the following: A and magnificent
ly dressed entree entitled
The Crusaders.
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repused, and the Russians were again great suf.
'efers' The conduct Of The French troops were
very brilliant.
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BLANK DEEDS FOR SALE HERE.
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CONTEMPLATED MOVEMENT
AFFAIR AT ST. PETERSBURG.

A private letter from ST. Petersburg dated the
10th, from high mercantile house, gives de-.
PIorabe account OF the pressure on all classes in
that capital; business being comparatively at an
END, and The continuance of the present state Of
things is regarded with the greatest dread in all
Quarters
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April 20, 1855.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-06-26

g. 10 -
cation oflspsasSe ID designate Is olbet than fraud.
attat aid aislesfsLg tIlallcsS9t own When dig
We use such ili1saSgei Speaking ots lstarts
pot calliaS ID bs lthe Amttica9 saysi
bT6obkh it6sy ihsthpasea le6stses thai tue
would I6Ialty dssit9y all public confidence 10 ths
Boatd and bling SdpWa5those implicated in,lhelm
ffoh Tie petition Of gentlemen 10 that Of skaaYe'
who had ogased tBeii Sotliaial power fot The fdf'
ibeta8ce Of their own eRqst &s,P amer giving
Nh, stan,s explanation Of dis tsssaes fot Y ith.
dngi6s these obnoxious resolutions It asks
ecould any destse Of self qualification be greater
than That which expects from ibis explanation The
confidence Of consideration Of intelligent men"
liiBletptets AltSslan's tematks Ia withdrawing
his resolutions pa in effect stylps tyott steeutlly,
ST., Ptestdsnti, We haze neStt. heard d word
.Ealnst bis Character wliebSs toF moment ete;
dted, and we believe hun as Pat4 as any member
Of tie Boatd, and In file gentltnian, mol . parry
to ,he Mates which we exposes but he Is iuttll'
Client as 10 psr. If his lqile, bteaaseSf,hetenper
Of his loatl, and lheteiote spnRos te plopetly
held 10 answer tot lis acs las lie b practically IL q
lpihoHty, THIS much Is due TO hui, sine he hes
been 50 cruelty dmsn before The public BY The
Alntflcan, aud made lie target Of lis "llbtEal con-
sltuetonp Of MI. Starts resOluIioast