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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11

There has been very little doing for day past
buyers do disposed to operate and sellers firm
in holding at 81 so for large bbls In No. also note
advance former quotations. with sales Thursday 400
bbls at 81 25 and Friday 300 do. at 81 Is q bbl as
quality. No sales in No. 2
review and notice advance of fully so
There fair enquiry from shippers and prices have farther
upward tendency The receipts have been light and the
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1855-05-11

The unusual precauton taken by the subscribers
to this protest. not to be cheated in the bargain they
have Just made doubtless have their origin IN an &C
quantance with each others character and propen.
stiles which the public generally does not possess II
is not safe, therefore, for stranger to venture crit
cism upon them.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
TELEGRAPHIC!
Reported expressly for the Daily Journal
LOUISVILLE, May 2.


$50 ITO LOUISVILLE. May 2.
Market dull. Small sales of -four from
stores and the mills at 50 rs to $40 %, &C.
cording to quality.
Sales of 3,4OO bushels corn at S5@90c,
I 900 bushels oats to a dealer at 55c deliv-
cred, and Z tons ships,tff at S2S and tons
bran at $40 delivered at Jacksonville, and
sales from store at S35 and $50.
In groceries, sales of IS bags Rio coffee
atlIc. A sale of so hhds inferior sugar at
5j@6Ic. Sales Of $50 bbls new molssses
at sic.
In provisions, 90 bbls NJ. o. FORK at SIS,
So tics prime lard at &c, 5000 pcs yellow
wished canvassed hams at 81 loose, Is tier.
ces Falls City at lie packed, and 80 casks
Of ribbed sides at SIC.
Hay very scarce. Light sales at s2O@
S22.
Sales of ~ bills raw whisky at 33kc.
Sales 1874 bbls Kanswha salt at 45c.
Sales of 500 bales dew.rotted hemp at
$3.50 $50 p ton.
Sales of 1000 secondhand gunny bags at
Ice.
Asale of 20 bxs w. r. cheese at log
lO4c.
Sales 400 bxs star candles at 22c, usual
discount.
Sales of 81 bbls lard, oil at 75c.
Nothing new in freights or exchange.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
RIVER lTEMs.

- dispatch to Messrs. Lewis & Howard
dated lafayette, March 81, says the Wabash has
3, raised ight feet and is still rising fast. Good
ewsyindeeG-especially for the stockwel folks
81 - There were feet water in the Wabash
-Tueday night at Terre Hau,e.
a a ,, = The Cumberland was falling at Nashville
Monday last with 81 feet water on Harper
shoals.
- The steamer Flag left Cincinnati for the
Wabash last Tuesday night
-sas---s Mr. Geo. Steele formerly clerk of the
ssseam r Hosier State, was taken with the vari-
rip Of the Thos. Swan, and died at New Albany,
Lad. He removed TO Missouri some time since,
and was visiting his friends in Madison. Ind.
The steamer Statesman may be expected
to-day from Cincinnati for ST Louis. She was
to have lefl Cincinnati Wednesday noon.
- The Fashion passed down yesterday with
fine crowd Of passengers for 81. Louis. We
thank her clerk, Of the office for newspaper ia
vors.
- The stern wheeler Ella, from the Wa
bash. went up the river day before yesterday for
q Pittsburgh. She is going to have cabin and
texas placed on her, as to make her good
stern wheel passenger boat.
- TIE Monarch was here from Cincinnati
yesterday with only half load She took on
some freight here for New Orleans.
- Steamboats, very scarce yesterday, and
consequently items The same. Weather gloomy,
freight apd river falling.
49, The Monongahela arrived here yesterday
afternoon from Pittsburgh crowded with passen-
gers. We noticed yesterday that she was CON-
ing down with 200 Mormons for Salt Lake City,
and 400 passengers altogether. There has been
'butliille sickness among them this far, crowded
.'as the boat is. The Monongahela put out LOT
of freish here.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
ICE CREAM. LEMONADE AND SODA WATER

TuNHs undersigned respectfully informs her numerou
friends public generally. that she has
ed saloon where intends keeping the bes
quality Ice Cream Lemonade Soda Water and other
freshments of the season.
Also full assortment Of the best quality Of candies
cakes. aud other eonfectionaries Wholesale or RETAIL
ap25-2m l.. KoLLENBERG.
Main ST.. betw. LIST and ID.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
MARCn 1sT.-sPRING GOODS.

MARCH 1sT.-sPRING GOODS.
V1T opening stock of very handsome Spring
w Goods the first in the market. con listing Of
Spring Pant Stufs; Handsome Lawns;
Light Spring Prints; Handsome Bareges;
and Dress Goods all kinds which bought during
times the East and will be sold low prices
by [mhl d&wI j. ii. MAGHEE d co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
DAILY JOU r N AL.

o. Irour notice Of Davenport, lows, a
couple dys ago, the printers made us aIlude
to that ETY. as having been -a-vihage t,oo
years sss Itshould have been ten years
ago, anal credit to it for having grown SO
much that space of lime.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
PROF. %. j. WOODS
CELEBRATED
AIR r f S T o R A TfV f

ruNHE this wonderful Hair Restorative are pro-
- ducng the shbg results in the publ
old lavish their praises of the virtues
remarkable composition IL is the only preparation that
be depended rssore hair to its natural color and
reproduce bald heads luxurant growth. Read the
MILFORD WORCESTER Co. Nov TO- 1884,
PRoF. j. WooD-Dear Sir: take pleasure in bearing
testimony the magic effects your
Hair Restorative As far back SO. hair
falling. until the top Of scalp became bald and
had used
atives. Seeing advertisement. induced give
article trial and &c astonishment found after
apple stions that hair became firmly
very glossy and utful appearance. by the
With young and vigorous growth which
one to two inches in length and growing very fast.
Yours. truly.
HENRY GOODRICH.
WATERFOWL, MASS, May I, 1854.
PRor. q. ]. WOOD: Allow 20 attest the virtues and
power your Hair Restorative Three since
being exceedingly grey purchased ana soon commenced
use bottles began tell in restoring sill
yer locks their native color and the hair which
harsh aud falling became soft CLOS
sy and ceased fsiing the dandruf disappeared
scalp lost all dsagreeabe itching annoying before aud
I not only look feel young again.
Respectfully. yours. etc..
CHARLES WHITNEY.
81 Prepared and sold Wholesale and retail ia Market
where all tie popular patent for sale
wholesale RETAIL 10 and favorable
can he bought q any other house.
Err or sale manufActurer's prices by HALL0CK &
STODDARD and all the principal druggists everywhere.
my1
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04

lust RECEIVED -
a. James Sugsrhouse Molassss In bbs and h- bbls
10 bags Pepper and Spice; so bbls Rosin;
so bxs Cincinnati Soap; so hxs Star Candles;
mh24 ORR. DALZELL co.
vUNUBS ests al each Just reed for sale by
III mkz3 s. Il. GILBERT 4 CO.. Syo. near Water
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
DRY APPLES

a FEW bushels 90 - NV APPLES in store and for
IN ~ - = IS. YiCkERY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04

5oOs y dog 3lp ct of for cash.. ........... 9ael
COOS 9 doZ do do do ............sask
ZOOS y doz do do do ...........7a;t
= The lower prices above generally who prices
aremenoned forfull packages and the higher for
smallwhoiesaIe.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
CORRECTION,

YUlHE Of this morning -four 10 retailing
$40 50 per Dbl. We would inform all those who have
maid the extra quarter that have had choice brands
on hands for months past and have sold
higher than sio cS per Dbl. ut which price will II
so Just recd and deliver free iptethe bsrsah
ap21 j. W. y. NlCkERY,
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
I,ANNEITON sHEETINGs.-loh bales Just red Al
u for sale by mh2s SHANKLIN 4 REILLY.
III. G. FARREL,S ARABIAN LINZ
mENT.

yU>HIs celebrated medicine skilfuiIy composed as Of
never a TO ear. almost SeIy that could BE- as1i
sted by external remedy I superiority all other
BY srsa, constantly increasing There has
lions OF poTrEEs sn there can sn few be
found Who do not it the highest praise for the
sios Of the world has Been 50 as an
all % @ the
whole system soothing the irrated allaying the
S A
tested to by hunrsGs who were fully acquainted with the
CHRONIC ENLARGEMENT OF THE TONsILs.
Ny daughter. when six months old. taken with
when 81. years old she bad ,saiy swallowing
food Every night watch was Kept lsasns she would sumo
lief TOOK her to the most eminent doctors
h"ms ~ Sa. S
much that the doctors had to he called in ssan they
sns ss NY s would not
determined 70 try your Lnment which gave relief a. me
a - old n%ens r. o the
.prains. bruises burus headache etc and
VII remove the most severe pain IN few minutes also
Peoria March 10Th. isss. ~ GEORGE FORD.
LOOK OUT FOR CoUNTERFEITs,
The pr ssn ssShs6
his having arre will buy il in good faith
perhaps only when the spurious mixture
The genuine article is only BY H. G. Farrell
sole and Propretor and wholesale druggist No II
Agencies isss %s be BE the
ters H. g. before Far-els. thus-H. g. FARRELL's-
and his signature ON the wraprsro ali 9tnsr are
Wholesale and retail Al gents. Evansville. Ind.
and BY regularly authorized agents throughout the United
ss- Price Is and socents and 81 per bottle.
Hs.a IN nss fF
Address H. g. Farrell above accompanied withsoOd
ference as to character responsibility. etc. apis
nnANGEs AND LEMoNs.-l5 boxes received and for
" BY (mhs PRESTON BROS.
NEW Rice and CHOICE S:asssqss sss,s ga fer
GAROEN sYRINGEs.-A fresh supply Of excellent
Garden syrinses just received and for aai y co
Ii 4. L. sSo.~sil. srsaisST M mus 'AA1'ns ''"
lseso S. +. GILBERT & co.. syo. near Water.
sIGs- 80 drums fresh reed and for sale b. mo-.
EfEID PEAS small 10. of Field Peas just received
II and for sale-Sy tmhil T. GRANT co.
SIZED OATs-roo Seed Oats IS ibs to the busae
- for sale BY (uhl-'twl wM. REILLY.
RRoOMs.-lOOd DO. .-s'd for sale by -,
hid. choice FER Ai' sk AS.T Fss,rn
HICKORY sTaIpEs.-ss bales Hickory Stripes rec'd
MISC cA' DAY Jas so Low CO. as Main St. Lou Ky
ZINC WASH BOARDs.-so Pkg. 4 dos each reed per
%his -'''~'A s s. E. GILsERr CO.. sye. near Water
HyECEIvED per steamer Statesman
h IS boxes German Soap For sale BY
XKrINDOW GLASS AND CLASS JARs.-Received
w Fall City
40 boxes 8 by 10 Glass:
30 do 9by ~ do; fa-e
% do 10 by IA do. best Virginia Window Glass;
"a doz gallon Glass Jars;
AZ doI u do do do; aud for sale by .
mhzs rN I.& D. HERMANN.
9Nl.OUR.-too bbis superfne Flonr;
IL 100 sacks, do;E
ans Tor saleh janis wM. REILLY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04

a- HARDWARE. NEW sTOCh!
s,sas aow S"sIssy ssss snd
invite examination by merchants
Of Indiana. niincis and Kentucky gener
ware can be sod low in Evansville elsewhere the stock
direct portations from Europe and Home
sMannfaesnre. The following comprises portion Of his
stock portion arrive but mostly nowon hand) vz:
Table Knives. az gross. every style and pattern.
Poeketknives; so dozeu superior assortment. .f.s
ssy.Sss; 100 aos en- srs.asd grain Superior quality
Cradles. grain; IS dozen. ass. d qualities.
FORKS ~ and manure; 20 dozen. from common To esss
Hay rAkss; 20 dszen. ..Blood,s brandt
Scythest0nes; Is bxs Of y gross each.
Hoes; IS DOZEN. steel. planters. and hand
flames; Is dozen. root and steam bent. It --
Shovels and Spades 40 DOZEN Ares Rovands and iron
sss.. s sna s as
Saws, mill and cut; 4 cases. cast and German steel.
Saws; so dozen. hand. rip tenon compass wood, etc.
Lo Ks and Latehes. cas~s all deseriptiops
Butts 800 dozen broad and shutter
Screws EimIst: ISco gross New England Screw Co's7
Brass kettles: casks all sires.-
Coffee mills: 50 dozen. vsrous patterns.
Spoons: t0D gross irca. Britannia and Gsrnan silver.
Tea kettles ea.ks. light and smooth.
Augers. ZOO DOZEN assorted kinds and brands.
Strap hingrs; 1000 ibs. s to "a inches
Sad irons; io0ths 10 3 lbs.
Japanned tr wsre: . ,ses very large assortment.
large OF razor steel shears and -cis
wool cotton and horse cards. horse DUST
ing and shoe brushes; suger bis snd gimelets:--
sheep shears h.ke chets and gcuges Of
deserpoa braces and hits; fsh hooks and nes cedar
pcncs spectaces and cases;
harps. hairpins himbies. etc. etc..
-. ,r7 together with =
sold sxeeedinsy low Ter cash or aPrreysS time PAPER
the Hardware Store. doors below Branch Bank
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04

partnership heretofore existing between John r.
- Glover and Theron Pameter. in the Lumber busn
at Evansville Ind. under the firm of John F. Glover
Co.. dissolved 18th day of February last. All
persons indebted to the concern aud those having claims
against the same will call upon the undersigned for settle
he authorized settle business the
co-partnership. JOHN +. GLOVER.
N. B.-The business will be continually J.F.G
apps ~.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
treat SALE OF TOWN LOTS IN THE TOWN
Fl o S NJ E R, Nd.

TO ADVANTAGE.
>HE above sale OF town lots will take place the pre-
misses at said town, saturday the 18th of May,
o'clock A. NJ, when will be offered public sale.
lots in said town located the only lock
Pike seunty, Indiana. the Wabash Erie
miles southwest Of Pssersburgh. and Orty-fvs miles
of the city of Evansville by canal
diatsly contiguous tho Evansville Indiana polls and
Cleveland Railroad, which located within hundred
yards of said There Is at this town company
and in rapid CT completion large FIGURING
MILL also Saw Mil snd Cardng Machine will De CONNECTS
the power will he extremely good and OF per-
manent with these excellent ns
pey with this and being the centre Of
superior ming country it but reasonable to suppose
that and especially the Mechanic and Bus
Man. would but seldom have equal advantages in the
purchase of town property.
The residing Petersburg has pats
the property for examination and Is ready at all times
desired in relation thereto previous
or the cay of the sale. a-e- "a To- 80
TERMS-One- fourth cash. the balance In equal pay
ments one and three the purchaser giving
notes approved security either mortgage or PERSONAL
ar, can the ONCE of Crawford Bell in Evans
y;ils till dsy Of sale WILLIAM HAWTHORN.
ap2 l-lwdtsw Agent for s. X HosMER n Co.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
SUNDRIEs,.

uNILBERTS almonds. figs. raisns, currants preserved
ginger. ginser. bsled ginger pmrnto gsound and
whole Goodwins fine cut tobacco tartar Sal eratus
salts. sal soda. alum SULPHUR roll brmstone BED
cords tubs candy copperas cloves. cinnamon inl
glass jars TASKS Iogwood. nader Indigo. gless lanterns
mustard matches oysters Holsters sardines letter aad
wrapping pepper wder safety fuse fancy
bar soaps. vinegar. teas snuff. moss etc.. etc.;
Just ed aad for salslow hy
nyI s. 4. GILBERT & co.. syc. near Water.
H,ANNBITON sHEETINGs.-io bale. JUS. reed and
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04
CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.

6NoRN-5Oo bushels Prime landing from 7s,, for sale
Nyuhl9 GEO FOSTER A co
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1855-05-04

CABINET MAKERS, STOCK.
EUST received.
% loo gross bed crews. fat aud square head;
so feet Safe Wire;
200 doz Iron Cupboard and Till Locks;
Ioo doz Wrought Iron Butt Hinges:
200 doz do do Table do. IL to TX;
100 don Mahogany and Walnut Knobs;
900 gross Gimblet Point Screws. assorted all szes
100 sets Furniture Castors Brass and Iron Wheel;
50 doz Cabinet Files and Rasps. ass'd lengths;
50 don Looking Glasses. ass'd sizes;
so reams sand paperj
Just reefs ana for sale by apps BABC0CK BRO.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-09
AGRICULTURAL.

A meeting has been held in the County of Chat
ham for the purpose of organizing an Agricultural
Society, ut which Hon. A Reneher ras chosen Pre-.
sdent of the Society and Nathaniel Clegg Secretary
The President, upon taking the chair, made an ad
dress upon the great importance of such associations
and the value of agricultural improvements to the
State. He dwelt upon the importance of the plough
as a cheap and easy means of improving the soil
when properly used, and then spoke of the deleter
Gus effects of bad cultivation we'll upon the soil
as the crop. He spoke also of the improvement of
live stock and of its Importance to the farmer, and
condemned in just terms the indifference heretofore
manifested this subject by our farmers generally.
He concluded by hoping that we were about to COM
mence new and better era in agriculture, and that
Chatham would not be behind her neighbors.
Committee of three, consisting of John Ii.
Haughton, DIR. Isaac Hall and Luther Clegg was ap-
pointed to draw up articles of association and report
to the next meeting to be held the Saturday after
the second Monday in August next, at which time
the meeting requested the President to deliver an
address The farmers of the County were request.
ed to attend and become members.
We are grati6ed to observe such gentlemen as Mr
Rencher and Mr.. Haughton taking active interest
in agricultural Improvement We trust Chatham
will be well represented at the approaching State Fair
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-09
HOW Is IT?

Senator Wilson was elected by the K. N. Legisla-
ture of Massachusetts, Legislature, be it remem-
bered, of which every member except one or two
were X. Ms. Southern Wing Know Nothing papers
sworc he was no abotionist; but Wilson himself
said they did not tell the truth. Then they swore
the X. Ms. didn't elect him but finding that there
were no others to vote for him, they now swear he
is not a K. N! Surely they have got into such a
habit of swearing that they cantt help it But what
liberal set of men the x. n. members Of the Mas
sachusetts Legislature must have been to overlook
all their own order and take an outsider! 1t must
have been because he was a 6igge, abolitionist.
than any one in their own fold. They even sacri-
feed all their own members to get real, trueblue,
out-and-out, dyed in the wool abolitionist Gentle
men K. Ms, you have entangled yourselves in your
own rope. Better lie STILL if that will get you out
of the scrapc.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-09

gates to re-assemble and complete the work which
they were appointed to perforn-that Of selecting
gentleman to be cote for and elected by tile party
to seat in the nert House Of Representatives. That
work is not accomplished, and will not be, unless
the delegates shall again come together in Convcn-
ton.
The time designated by the Chairman is believed
to be the best and most convenient that under the
circumstances, could have been fixed upon. 1t
precedes all the Courts in the Distrct-Wake Court
being held on the 2lst, and Johnston, Orange, and
Warren the 2sth, and franklin on the 18th of
June. If later day in May had been selected it
would have fallen in one fthe Court weeks referred
to; and if called the first week in June more time
than was necessary would have been given and
would Of have been lost to the candidate in
his canvass before the people.
We unto with the venerable and patriotic Chairman
in the hope that the Convention will be full one
and we do not doubt that it will be enthusiastic and
harmonious. Come up, brother Democrats, in your
strength, determined to nominate candidate who
will he acceptable to the party, and who will sweep
the District before him. Our opponents are plan
ming and plotting, and may tSke courage from the
present condition things Let disappoint them.
Let us be united firm, determined and we shall go
into the contest with confidence and emerge from it
with victory inscribed on our banner.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-09
Important from Hdc1ua

The steamship Isabel, Capt. Rollins, arrived at
Charleston on Saturday last, bringing dates from
Havana and Key West to the 25th. The correspon-
dent of the Courier says grand review took place
at Havana an the 22d inst Commodore McCauley
occupied a seat in Gen. Conchas carriage.
. Three Creole gentlemen were in prison, charged
with beating four Spanish officers of rank.
Several of the Civil Guard arc reported to have
been assassinated in the streets
1t was reported on the oath that Commodore Nc
Cauley had effected a settlement with General Con-
cha, of the difficulties between the United States
and the Cuban authorities. The Courier's CORES
pondent, however, doubts this, believing that Gen.
Concha has no authority to treat
The guards had all been withdrawn from the ship
Thomas Church.
Pinelgo and Cadalgo embarked on the 23d for
Spain.
Gen. Concha had invited Commodore McCauley
to grand banquet
Sugars and molasses were advancing. Freights
were action.
Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1855-05-09
NUMBER 1913.
To the Editors of the " C. Standard !:

To the Editors Of the " C. Standard:
GENrLEAES:-Mr W. d. Cooke, in your last num-
Der, in an address "To the Public once more" as
he was forced to do has given up the main points at
issue between and proves to the attentive reader,
by his shallow attempts to mystify and explain them
away, that all the facts have heretofore stated
true to the letter. but to cover his retreat from an
attempt to deceive the public and palm off his paper
as the officially endorsed organ of the State Agricul-
tural Society," and to crcumyent the friends and sup
porters of the Arator he pours out nearly column
of undiluted personal venom, which, for unfounded
scurrlity and abuse (srpped of its affected air of
dignity,) only find its parallel in the annals of
Billingsgate, and which cannot fail to recoil upon
himself in this community, where the humble wr-
ter of this has been we'll known from the days of his
boyhood whatever may be its effect upon his distant
readers, for whom, like his spurious endorsement, it
must have been intended. Mr.. Cooke knows, and
the public know, that every disparaging idea con-
veycd and intended to be conveyed by it. is untrue
every word of it But there q few of his decla-
ratons and false issues, which require particular
tce, which 1 shall defer until your next ISSUE in
consequence of being engaged in more important
business at present And, since long articles fatigue
him, just strong medicine affects already pros
trated patient, l shall not only be short now, but
shall hereafter administer to him in broken doses.
There some matters which his conduct has elicit
ed, in which the whole State is deeply interested.
Apubc duty from which shall not shrink, requires
that he shall hear from me on these and painful
it may be- he may rest assured the public shall know
something Of the manner in which he has used the
liberties allowed him.
shall not follow his example by stopping to per-
sonal abuse-I leace that to 6lackgudrds-but If,
under the power of truth, he finds his seat uneasy
though upon bed of roses he can blame no one
but himself Very respectfully, &c,
THOS. j. LEMAY.
May g. 1855.