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BY ELE APH.
Tremendous Fire IN Boston.

Tremendous Fire IN Boston.
Besros, April 26, p. ma large fire is raging in the
north part Of the city broke out about o'clock Bat
terry Wharf, and has spread East Boston Ferry Con-
stution Lincoln and Battery Wharvcs. Ships Diana
Pharsaia with several other vosscls fire. The
il high and the fire RACES fearfuliy.
The confagr ration the wharf got under until
about O'clock 1t commenced In wooden building at the
head Battery Wharf, Commercial and the wind blow
ing gale from the northwest, the flames spread with great
rapdity Lincoln Wharf and the Peoples Ferry Wharf
also, doing damage on Constitution Wharf.
The space burned about three acres
y by wooden buildings Of great value. The East
Boston Ferry buildings destroyed also, block
thrcesory wooden buildings owned by Arnold W. Taylor
Battery Wharf swept clean, including nearly two thou
sAnd bales Of cotton and large quantity Of beef pork
sin and other merchandise. On Lincoln Wharf large guam
tty Of wood, COAL and lumber destroyed. Among the
principal sufferers by the fire Noah Lincoln coal and
wood yard; the Peoples Ferry Company Geo. Mathews
sailmaker Clark Baker, salt dealers Godbold Son, NJ
Kelly George Bartoe store-house Pierce Bacons
house. the portion of Messrs Wnde Cnkhards boat
building establishment Harris Dien, shpwrighta and
caulkers; Mayer, Rice 4 Co., lumber Dealers Allen
Welch, and Harris Fay.
The wegher and gaugers Office connected with the
tom house destroyed. The ship pharsaa with valua
Bile cargo and tobacco, burned to the waters
edge; ship DIANA just from New Orleans, with valuable
cargo of cotton pork etc. badly burned and the cargo
damaged ships General Gerry and John Berram
towed into with damage and rig
einp Several other suffered slight damage. Three
engines and carriage destroyedthe remen being
surrounded by fire the wharves and compelled
in boats estimated from $500 900 $500
probably about one-half insured.
[sEcoSp pEspArcH.l
Bosros April 2s.--The total loss by the fire here last
night Is than $780, which there is insurance
in Boston Offices extent Of $250000 100000 The
mutual the largest sufferers The remen continue
to work at the ruins the flames not yet entirely SUBJ
dued.
Thomas wiggesworth, of oldest merchants, died
this morning He leaves property to the value OF o0o
Navigation the West fe.
BurrALo April At, "A northey wind has driven the ice
To the southern shore of Lake Erie The Dunkrk harbor
closed again propeller from Cleveland entered the Vel
and canal to-day and bound for Port Stanley
The Body Of Captain Mccerrsa Found
HroaLASp, (N. Y.,) April 1.-THE body OF Captain Nc
erren who in the Lower bay the 2sth Of
November last was found o'clock this afternoon the
be.c near where he drowned The body much
txted excepting the head The watch pocket compass,
and under garments together with the general appearance
identify the body beyond doubt His friends have not
claimed the body as yet.
| REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING APRIL rs, 1855
oe ,s47 s2s, 45o
ho@ teas S. 900
ra,., - 81 $50
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4 VALUABLE FARM Virginia tt0Oo scresl t"s
.a,eHavssx leased hor Of years the fssqu.er h'r
whose high reputation wsAa '
viii he ths beet stye ihe "~ o"
fay vsusbe farm which Surrounds he sps'nes
OF 40 II how Unssd w
sraosMsy ctop and Capable o. nn9 aSs M es.s
land yielded iOo bushels ~ corn
1854 hs twelfth year o. serces's e""sa
risn and IN . hsf " was we season. W
r.yssnly one VI the n virrwsa 81
o{ the balances IN
thereafter WITH interest om dsF :" asn.cN
For further ~ the sasscnbsr ~ ~~ss al
S,e-,~d 10 wsr-nion -pr,os., Virginia. 70 wash,.gn
u c. s"o"HS 1880.
April ~ eAwskp
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SALk very large and va,~Abis law and "s~eei-
prepared ~ the library 81 hr
Judge Ut em
library upwards at three ihoasasd soumes many
Erd smnt~c'ns
Of
choice French
periodical literature The ths
published 1918, ~ Auyus
cypxn, Bevnad, Ac AtcfwAsH fo5xsot
many Bhss and dictionary N seven
printed 1870, kc Aiso copy % Lyndsw
Maryland, lat. book pubsha Maryland
Eagish Law, volumes, fio,
copy Elsevir edition Of tbs
Civirs, Tbs whole hcvn4eni collection VIII roach
and Is thought
ave houand dosars u be-
library now cnSsg IN this way MS
United The legal department y ccFfa'ny u".ane nor bs
day many dpionac the civi and
buok Americaa Hisofy, - much sought Tor
pubaie .ss h psopossd 10 cns SEINE 81 me
Ioxues sordng facilities which will enable any
uiatn3 coat led me boo6*
resds will b sent nee % expense
the lasd statas wuns ~ mai 70 Robert
Bainoss Beatty Graf siaw under narnams,
Fayens street, BsltiDnse.
fhe ntenou Of colleges aud book sellers
orally bat rarely aoea 90 large ana
Tbe books that - private b. such
prices induce inquiry vsy m.sy % me w
cdons generally dns enns" md the
large and srlec pc"ehns me
tastes win which ate largely endowed
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From the South Side Democrat.
A BEAUTIFUL SENTIMENT.

Among the many fine passages in the speech of Mr. Hun
Tuesday night none elected more unbounded applause
Tan the following We do not of course pretend TO give
s exact language, but the thought;
Deprive said he, the Catholics OF all the offices bar
hen out from every avenue to political distinction, deny
them the opportunities which you accord without hesi-
sion to nfdes and Atheists and when you have done
tall when you have placed their honest ambition to en-
the honors and emoluments Of political preerment
h The ban Of ruthless prescription your work is not
ri finished
There will still remain offices for them. Yes, my
bends; the sweet offices of Christian love will still be
H. aud 10 the midst Of your prosecutions their bishops
d priests in the recent pestlence in your southern
M viii hrong the hospitals and the pest-houses, bring
h sGceor and consolation to the poor victims Of the
ague Aye and their Sisters Of Charity will still brave
srros Of loaihsome aud infectious disease will still
s the death damp from the suffering brew, will still
anre in when the courage of shrnks back appalled,
pa will point the dying gaze through the my sterious
Of the Valley OF the Shadow of Death to the Cross
rad the CrucihedW
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NOTICE hereby given the holders Of stocks ~ the United
IN Of VI JaHuasy ss ai
pufpoe completing the pucsse % bs s"vuns heeu
no sfhis
esidus Of tbs sum Psued na
a. o. said stocks offered aan ~
ccived psios tAe hrst day of June seal
TaaAsuax pErARrxssr,
Jsnsary ., 1865.
hereby sves hsSsrs of hs following described
department prepared -
haze, date hereof and the LIST day OF
sD0ansnx the aggregate ~
oe0,00a n and Ae scfnS hereinafter mem
TONED, W - 49,.
In ease any coninesas compcon within @ aoo", stated
the ORDER o. time N wbcs 80"
may FMS ceskcasss asy assigned 20 w n'sa
states BY III parss receive tbs amount s na
~ ,rrr.s.i.ed 10 this dspssst recrip, ~eeof
pyce viii 81 PAID spouHaed following parus"ss's
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said lst day q Mach next ~.. c,,ruv,.
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Office ef the e.tah.sshm.sss OF sm addaeaeeel lAsd

Office the ~.tsbtsshs~nt of IN adoasssess AAsse'
odc State of Wiscoase- - 80.
Of the ut Ccnsrss approved ~"nsv -,
.rd establish addons In disscs ~ - ps|se
Wisconsin, embracing All inst part az me present wIA
ptsvalcr yna sesA Of be lire dividing owes"W v
be called the fosp ~ FAC
A a~rssvd made known tart 'ne 'asd omrS
b~~r the Preytdens 81
the United Nsssrs At scrsasap ~ -sd state - !,
wrAss sny hand. At the CITY ~ wahsnsns o ~ On, "
April, A. u. isss JOHN WILros o..
Apsya o-law6w
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Opinion Ia he Of capta. ciark-Under the acts Of
February H. ls4z, and july 10 lsss NO promotion IN the
be made from the grade Of
quartermxser that Of qnarermaster until the
number Of officers in the shalt be reduced by vacancies
occurring that total Of the grade shall not
coed the standard Of the peace establishment OF the
United States.
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tExy SUPERIOR HANDSOME FVgsIru1T. ROSS
s.ssi T.. ss.sssss. . ME- 0 n.a~s
ssss wn'aras hcssi, % esass and
sasss,s pssao sess ),
vasehss, New Yers
sich hsss aud sasd
Pair u ei"soa p'a.nsosessd yc roeSss ssd
sss q soAa msa~soa yasier :. aas.bss
Hana.ouss rosewood narAss-s sp osesse table
rresch pss sss "a ard s'es s'@ss, s4s, and esesss
Eass.ss AAssss ~'sae. eas'-s., with nehss wssAsa
sepsss, rosewood ~sAsaas a.sns assaas asd ws,a
<Aads marble scpv
aud @AAosssy f'eaeh ana Eaasehan
Very .spsrar eurlsa hairs sv.ias
noiss~rs and ps,ss~s, hust asatifsssss
csrps., eas,alss shade. chair
ssse% ~. s..ss r.ss s ss's .s,s 'A'''
Preach - chairs, sahass
Walnut Preach ssn
iron reclining CHAIR easy chair
Handsome mahogany hs.rAsk
Hail osclssh, veaet biisds
Beautsat sed Fr~sch china dinner set
1--we s ss,s s ss-s'. sss.. ~ ss.
make aud finish and Hexes'ens
order.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
April as-a Aucuaneer
pOaro sugar ascsssn.--oa Menssy nsx, ne
cargo sarqae Chase Msyasas, consisting %
Ao,, ~ osssss@d' p'"s sugar rn WRIGHT aeonss,
o.
b.cs Coumeas vii, be hIdsn Masonic Hat q
Tuesday, Iss 81 MAY, eocs
Mssons AZ good sand,nx srs 's.ssrnsly av,'ed
The oheers o. ,ahasd'aas lodges. msn'ssn q me .and
By order o. me NJ. VIC. M..,ers -
April 81 Grand sscfrtayy.
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eAL-Lltslia Musicale, published at Milan, gives an
.A' o. the close OF the carnival season on the 25th
70 a. La Scala, on which occasion Miss HensIer O.
'"a together with Signor Nitrate, (who is shortly ex-
~ 81 New York to sing with Nine. de la Grange,
'd great applause. We extract as follows
ne last representation Of the Yves for the benc-
te Pio Institute del bambna Cattanti and was com
y. miscellany Of pieces. The Hensler whom after
$50 mad no opportunity Of hearing, reappcared on
e1ening and was the object Of the most clamorons
~ ht dGett with tenor and in the aria from Rgo.
her hmpid, sympathetic Voice and the pure aud
- method Of singing which distinguish this young
displayed in all their hrilliancy In the pieces
-. ea ana the public applauded her with cn,hu-
~. wseaher with Nitrate in that dnett which but few
oe'ore bad been received coidly and almost with
NC In the aria the enthusiasm was renewed 30
49, va compelled to repeat il amid acclamations 50
2 The whole season
excited ths public TO great degree, both in III,
s we Duet above named and the aria Of Lombar.
~icn7 y i''o''Nes """ P"sa'oha'e ea'
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TEXAS OF sKwsWe have Galveston papers of as
tie date as the 10th instant The News says:
Accounts from the East from the West and from all
arts OF the Interior continue gloomy and discouragng
ever We can hear of no rain in any quarter. There
generally bad stand OF corn and that Of cotton still
orsc The largest hear of is only about eight
rhes high, while much oft just making its sicky APP
ance above ground The people everywhere are great
asheartened hat will be the consequence Of much
ager continuance OF this unprecedented drought ii is
ally painful TO contemplate
Capt G. X Lewis shot the l4.h instant at Cor
" Christ! by I. harrington. The particulars Of this
aAsuophe, 50 far have ascertaned were that Mrs
arlington had sued her husband for divorce in which
ssct she was aided by Lewis. Lewis went to Yarrnp-
to demand papers having reference to the
Batter, when farrington who armed with a double
A'reied gun, shot him down. Lewis reeled and fell
anst the house He died after without speaking
word
e Of the editors Of the Galveston News writing from
w Braunes the 18th instant, says:
The route from fredericksburg to this place is LITERAL,
81 WIN indians, who committing all kinds of depre
Rods Not night passes without some wanton out
being Ierpetrated. AT the crossing on the Guada
saw horse that had been shot the night before
% The Cboo the Indians had skinned the fore legs
saaef horse cutting the skin off with knife in which
i,on they had turned the poor creature loose Wher
acoed the Leon Spring learned that seven horses had
Hoen the previous night The citizens are all under
= and keepa guard out all the time but with all the
a these willy savages creep about the houses at nigh
w gu horses taking paths through the mountains
oeks where they cannot be trailed and thus escap,
.ii Mr.. Kendall Of the Picayune, who was here
Ss ago. came across party of Indians on the prai
Aha beng unarined, had to run for it'
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To the On8ccrs and soldiers and the Descend
ants or the Onicers and soldiers Of the Army
or the Revelation.

1T suggested, standard raised sword drawn o.
u liberty drip " nood
sso0ahoat me Union asa pass ss
binding hHd urging your An
ousors 1or hs aeuss hr uaisd
eiected ~ DO m art o.
voa1 hafpsy na NE snasAHy psotnsed ny
tcgsaer ssasrins Starving army
hs prss~n are indsbsed
Ths old cry that the their hon
sst debts bat with 90 over
nowns treasury ballot and tha aione u yoa oy hops
! and last resort .,-...-
British ssrdtsst and n
ike elections pspcc ~ prepared 70
the pos and the ballot hox deposit
when you can rally 70 otis'n M yen Your
cs Or scrvs hsea heart soul bai consider
ard ee~n that yoa hsvs ~ your power
heard 10 tones OF huD
del throughout the halls N Csngrsss n,,,,n,
DESCENDANT ~ GENERAL OFficEh.
who ask noshins for himself OF government
II 10 hoped thar Unon iovsg justice and
national integrity give insertions ~ their
journals
OrICE-Conbuiors fund for the erection o. mona
IN Holland, Of the Hlstcd steamer Afcuc,
Of this ohce Monday
afternoon sexs o'clock for Of selecting from
couitsc 10 take charge OF The iund
nesdfu arransemshts carry Out sf contemplated
design.
April 2s--M
n lssEs Rookss's Boarding and Day school for
III Young Ladies' 4S4 seerhe piiscpals sided ~ accom-
prepared Ircesr few
pnpis. The VIII commence on me @ OF
Apr. Circulars may be obtained ct the seminary
April 23--t5t
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71ESKRAl AGENCY AT WASHisGrvs'--ite cab.
In scrh~, fpywsyy Rschnd Virginia. bsv,a& ssfashsd
es r. few dass IN Frost "a tnr ksss~
has sssvsces 70 caGAnis un We 1sssa
- cso~~t.ilv fy baa'es
.sd o~os,nns un1s acts IL CoSefe~s
81 the iate DAVID tNss"h
hs hss pesaps isAex which wss over na1s I" ~ ~
rsvc&ussonssy psesss - - ns y,
p,rhn.A ~ ~ NAs1 fae gsrr ~ All
~ hsr .vbsr S0rrs Capssca Vtfxaa Thss snd ire
o-, othss exrsssnfe
,s X an ~ sop~ isssstrd " hw e sss nt 80 e
able % where sss cAsAn oassen "ss - e'y
unab % ~ -. ,..x -s-.m. .aa -
,s.a 4, All who served -s.rsm dsys MS
charges VIII be very aeessass
Hos. H~>sy A. wns. Accomsr, WHgnin
Jsmss Ly~sa 9a4.. ktesm"at, v6gsssa
49,, Heath, Csnnseasx Ut fensssas, kichmosa,
Virginia -
stseH.sd IL Pakss, RseAssosA, vbsats.
Hon John g.. Psndletoa. vtsessta
Hoa samssI Chlsan. Washssgoa. D. q.
VILLAS y. Ward, Baitiuacss
TlnhsslAts, esa., Nee tc<h
MARIA 7-AAcvtys 48 Fsart
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DOYg AUMM1n c11UFHsMo.-ws have tbss Ssv reserved
srn seys' ctssbrS. sss~As- isr al
aa1 1eysbls sasanss NJ ~ Asj h~s
fssiss Which paacssax ss - .ssssss :. grs"
Ami 9e-A - ~ lion Hs'i
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G EN- Err AL NEW 8.

Hon. ROBERT McCLELLAsp,
Secretary of the Interior.
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Comptroer's Ufce, Sept. n, 1904.
SR have advised to advance to Samuel NJ HAYS,
shall for the district of Arkansas His requi-
son drawn in March last for the May term following
At that time there charged him the books Of the
register for advance Sill 200 without his having
ed any vouchers 1t appears from the endorsement of the
First Auditor that vouchers have been just received 70 the
amount Of $5,652 90.
In Mr. Hayss letter to dated the Sd Of this month"; he
said he had at the of May term $45 10,
which enough to pay nehaf Of the expenses He
should sent the vouchers Of paid the May
term that it might be known how much he spent
that balance whether he bad spent the whole OF IT, he
lived by should recommend the Of So 000
but the distance is remote, and there be Of
pay distant expenses that would advance the
mentioned and shall write to the marshal to be prompt
in sending his vouchers.
Most sincerely, yours,
ELISHA WHITTLESEY.
Hon. RosEar McCIELLASD
Secretary OF the Interior.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Comptroller's Office, Sept. rs, 1854

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Comptroer's Office, Sept. rs, 1854.
SR Your rsquisition of sl 200 the May Of
month"; addressed hut which probably the
Department Of the Interior sent to from that de-
partment to-day.
In your that the Of May
YOU hand only $4549 10, which amount
half enough to pay the expenses.
appears from the Registers books that there adj
yanced 10 you SLIGO 90
Vouchers returned Tor November term 6,652 30
In hand for May term &,AI 10
This dollars your statement and il not
unlikely incorrect figures have been reported to
that erred in copying.
The next does sit district until the second
Monday in November advised the Secretary of the Int
TO advance the requstion mentioned the
of 81, 900 90
Which, with the above balance 81 4,547 10
Makes you debtor the treasury books Of Io,547 10
vouchers for the expenditures the May term early As
practicable with estimate for the November term.
The Secretary Of the Interior 10 anxious TO make al need
full advances 10 aid the Judiciary but experience SATISFIES him
hey should be limited to the and that
they should be promptly accounted for
Your emoumen has not been returned to the Sec
rotary the Interior period later than the 3ls OF De-
cember 1881 The Law prohibits the payment OF your salary
when In default o returning cmonment account the
LIST Of January and the LIST fJn At the close Of this
Both September the salary due 10 reported
clerk Who has the salaries in charge,
will S239 a. which will be orw arded after
yonr emolumcnt shall be received the
be.
forwarded your address yesterday copy Of the act Of
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s"sss'eS BY Lsass f~s~4i ya.fax ~ Mso~ az sAs On
s@n s'seses ~ Mr. cs-esv~. " HaA,ngsw. ard rsesn
sdsss 10 fAs esissfs~ ~ sAas ss~sss,ssa
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ANOTHER WARNING.

The New York Courier and Enquirer tells The South il
the following words how much Of national party the
know-nolhings have made
The elections In Connecticut and Rhode Island complete
the entire list OF elections for members of Congress in the
free States In the ast Congress these States sent nsaey
administration members and y-one opposition In the next
Congress the entire number Of administration members elect
ed from the free States iswe believe do not in the
computation the entire number Of opposi-
ton members 10 HUNDRED SIXTEEN. OF the adj
minsraton members from Maine, five from New
York. from New Jersey, five from Pennsylvania, two
from Indiana five from Illinois, from Iowa. from
Wisconsin, and two from California. IL would be very diff
cult to classify the opposition with reference TO particular
party distinctions. Many elected wings many
esoi!ers any fusion men, and many knownoth-
ngs But and the characteristic marks
them all-they ASrI-N EBRasNA to There was
not of them whose election this characteristic
not qua Liberal and lax the people
might be in respect other distinctions they uniform
y and uncompromsngy exacting in respect to this Even
where the know nothing element operated with the greatest
power it invariably acted in conformity with the antiNe
braska sentiment of the people, and in has Nebraska
know nothing been elected, nominated"
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CONTRADICTORY CRITICISMS.

The heligencer has been hard work for some weeks
past place the administration of President Pierce in the
position of trying to precpitate with Spain, IL
newspapers the belief that this the object Of the
Executive But the Iategenc has had two its
voice this subject While holding up the admnisir-
ton contemplating war, it has most sedulousy
deasored the acts of Spain in Cuba There has
been end its apologies and its bubbles for Captain
General Concha-uo end 10 its magnifyng Of the hbus-
ctionno end to its advocacy OF the right Of vista
ton Tor its Spanish admirers This inconsistency shows
how craven fears and conservative predictions may bring
about the very result which these fears and predictions
seem 10 dread.
But while the lntsgencer has managed to excite the
nerves Of some its northern echoes the subject the
war propenses Of the administration its logic does not
seem to have produced much effect 10 the South Take
the following from the last New Orleans Bee, whg pa
per of some
Mr. Perces views are strongly pacific and tie has
ken good that the Spanish officials in Cuba should be
apprized Of the factehy encouraging then ~ their a~-
oaragss he persons aad property Of Amricon citizens
and IN uioaons o. ~ sacred Of International
RIGHTS And vet all evidence tends prove
that the administration is resolved upon maintaining peace
que cos while the whole country is camorous il
for war least for satisfaction and indemnity the ococco
press whnes puy at what pleased to style the abuse
and invective lavisned on the President"
SO thu, President Pierce is encouraging the Spanish
authorities ouragcs because, according the Bee
he is too much inclined peace And this n the face Of
the trembling apprehcnsions OF the National Ingeaesr
because the administration supposed be resolved
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HON. THOMAS L. CIINGMAy

We glad to see the unanimity with which tls gem
tleman being supported by the democracy of his dis
trct for reelection to Congress He has the ability and
the boldness for any emergency; and that he has
declared upon the ally of abolitionsmthe secret
order OF know-nohings nl-he has another chance to
achieve glorious triumph The Raleigh North Carolina
Standard says
" The mir. Clngman, is gene
rally known, is again candidate in the district
Perhaps there il in the State who win be vio
Ter thy opposed and certain there il able
beat down opposition He has heretofore fought through
hard struggles and been emnenty triumphant and
SUCH doubt not will again be the Notwithstanding
the old Roy Click nocuated the whg members of his dis
tric such Baxter Love- ac at the last session Of the
legislature with the poison Of nothngis, and sent
them forth TO spread the with the express design Of de-
feAting him
Let the people OF the mountain district remember that
know nothngsm sent among them by the Roy Click
to msead and dupe them, and procure il possible the dc
feat Of Mr. Cngman. The very that engaged in
spreading the order there doing for the sole purpose
putting the that hs o.the South
and 10 the best interests Of the country