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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23

E'Ok RENE-A Farm containing As acres with 40
4 acres cleared land good twostory House, rooms
cellar servants room, kitchen smoke-house Buggy house
water &c; 81 miles from Nashville and near Spring Placs
on the Lebanon Pike. Terms easy Apply to
r. A. BALLOWE,
lanlo EN General Agent, No. II Deaderick a.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23

ERESH FRIGTS-A saoply Ct Strawberries an
Il and Raspberries received this day by
aprtT VESSEL 4 THOMPSON.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23

IL ANS cask extra Sugar cured Hams, for sale by
II laprl7l VESSEL THONPsON.
ELOUR ,125o bbls. extra Family Flour;
so bbls. extra White Wheat -
On hand and for sale by " H. GORDON A co
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23

CALI for Passengers all the principal Hotels for each and
every train BY leaving directions at either Of the above
Offices will call Orpassengers in all parts Of the city. with
out fail je26-u
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23
COTTON YARNS.

E'RUIr CANS-Herm-ticaI seIEse,Iing Fruit Can,
gallons, half gallons and quarts-iu QUANTITIES to sult
purchasers, for sale by W. H. GORDON o.
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23

VNEETH.-Dentists will please take -
Il tice that the undersigned Is our only ~ ~
agent in the city OF Nashville, and ihoseu IYYY%$N
wishing our genuine make Of tee tn, will please A1-8
make their purchases direct Of him. He has just received
another supply Of Teeth which, with his former stock makes
II large and complete He has also hand few nne Den
tai cases OF Instruments an complete. Also, Files Forceps
Pugsers Excavstors, Burrs Drills, Bench Vices Corrun-
drum Files, Wheels Ac- For sale by
A. STRETCH, formerly Stretch Orr)
Wholesale and Retail Druggists,
feb6 Corner College and Union streets. Nashville.
A CARD.
TIVE recent destruction Of the Building Machinery, Fur
nture and Material Of the South Nashville Purniiurs
Manufacturing Company, makes Il Necessary 10 cese
the business OF said Company II Is therefore earnestly
desired and requested that all persons indebted the said
Company viii coue forward and settle the same and all
persons having claims against said Company will please pre-
sent them for settlement r. II. GR00MEs. Pres't,
WM. L. NANCE, sec,y.
EB-w We have Furniture hand, which We
win sell at usual prices and wish 10 do soon rs
practicable. tts.F je25-Im
The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-23
THE RIGHT MACHINE INVENTED AT Las

VAN be seen at Armstrong 90 3 on Market street the
- best STRAW and HAY CUTTER ever invented Ihey
are pronounced by all who have tried them as Possessing
very superior adyantag over anything Of the kind that
ever been produce CAL aud examine yourselves We
warrant perfect satisfaction t. the purcha all ca es
ap4-u ARMSTRONG & CO Agents.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. |.

II VIRTUE OF an assignment made to me by Rob-
ert W. Denning, dated Dee If, 1854, lwil sell TO
the highest bidder The following reri estate 10 Wit
on Saturday, February 10s 1885,
the Court House door in Ianeasse six ofland
at Sugar Grove, In Fairfield county, upon which Is
French Burs, in complete running order, for mer-
chanting aud country work; said mill Is situated on
the Hooking Valley Canal, with an abundant supply Of
water and all the modern Improvements for SUCCESS
full milling. There ia also upon the PREMISES good
dwellings, a wRrs house and blacksu shop.
Also at the same time and place, farm known as
the Smoot farm, four miles south OF Lancaster upon
the Logan road and Canal containing leo acres with
the improvements, consisting OF u good two story
brick house, spacious barn. and all other out build
ngs This Is n most desirable farm and offers the in
dncements ofa rst rate home to all and Is regarded
as of the finest tracts of land In the country.
Also at the same time and place, the farm known
as the Perry farm, adjoining the Smoot frI1 and the
lands of the Widow Worthington, three and half
miles south of Lancaster, containing '65 acres This
farm Hooking Bottoms and in point Of fertility
is not surpassed,s nearly all cleared and Ogers
Inducements 10 purchasers, us first rate Corn farm
The improvements are tolerabe house and new
| barn.
Also at the Court House door in the town of 10.
gan, Saturday the IA of Feb next, tracts
land amounting in all to jl3 acres, which will be sold
either nwhole in seperae tracts to suit purchasers
There Is in this tract two hundred and fifty acres clear
ed,under good board fence with locust posts. Seve'
ral dwellings and three good barns Said land Is stu
ated within three miles Of Logan on the Lancaster
road, and upon the Hooking river near the Falls Mil
and adjoining the lands OF the late John esand is re-
garded first rate wheat and grass farm and togeth
crwould make of the best stock farms in Hooking
County. Terms Of sale will le made known in regarI
to each seperate the day of Sale, but libe
raj credit will be given nah Title indispntahles.
DANIEL. SIFF0RD,
Assignee of X. w. Dennng.
4 Lancaster, January IL, ls55~26. l
IrTHocking Sentinel please copy, and charge thi
once.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

Our citizens were somewhat amused on
Saturday of last week by the appearance
in our streets of zone horse sled," with
a large sugar hogshead for body and la
belled on each side, in large bold letters,
Sag NIGHTS Hall" The driver, who
was masked, piled the whip with liberal
hand and made old Dobbin fly round the
city at lightning speed, scarcely givingthe
passer by time 10 read the "inscription" on
the hogshead. Ever and anon loud and
long blast Of horn could be heard emma
ting from the hogshead, giving evidence
that meeting" was in session in the
Hall" 1t is rumored on the streets tha
"NEwToN" of the Eagle was the Jhu o
the occasion, and thai the Governor ant
Bishop of Erie were enjoying the ride in
side, both ofwhom were ona visit to th'
city at the time. 1t is very evident, from
this demonstration, that the Dutch seri
ously contemplate taking Holland.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
In Fairfield County Common Plcas-.FO'
tition for Partition.
George Hoffman and Daniel Hoffman


..t. against,
And Maria Hoffman (widow) Abram Hedges, Aaris
Hedges, john Germany, Sarah Germany, George
Hcnsel, Elizabeth Hensel, William Hoffman, John
Meeks, Charlotte Meeks, Jacob Hoy and RebeccA
Hoy, and William Henry Erick, John jacob Eriok
and Sarah Elizabeth Erick, (Minors) s.t
YHNE above named Defendants will take notice, that
on the 26th day of December, A. d. 1854, the said
Plaintiffs leda Petition in the Court Common Pleas
Of Fairfield County, Ohio, where the same Is now
pending, demanding partition OF the following pre-
misses: rtl
part of tho Southeast u of Section No. le, Town
ship No. H. and Range No CO. beginning at the South
west Ten Acres Of Land belonging TO Enoeh
Spangler on July end, lS47, which is a part ofthe
same a Section; thence South by lands of Samuel
Kuglerand Jacob Henscl thrtytwo perches to asons;
thence East by lands of Enoch Spangler 4S percbss
to stone; thence North by lands OF Hugh Grafton -
perches to stone; thence West by lands of Enoch
Spangier4s< perces to the place Of beginning con-
tanning 10 Acres Of Land moro or less.
And the East half Of the East half OF Section No. s.
Township No. H. and Range No ID, In Fairfield CouA-
ty, containing l4S Acres. l.
The said plaintiffs demand the partition OF said pre-
man and Daniel Hoffman and to the said Defendants
Maria Hedges, Sarah Germany, Elizabeth Hensel, Re-
becca Hoy, William Hoffman and Charlotte Meeks,
each oneninth part and to said Defendants William
Henry Eriok. John Jacob Erick and Sarah Elizabeth
Erich tweuty-seventh part each, aud to said Ann
Maria Hoffman dover in the whole.
AT 1.-THE next term of said Court Petitioners will max
application for order that partition may he made
etc. of said premises. BRASEE son,
.dttornsyS for PsiitisH~A
| Decemberes, ls54-6waipf1G,25
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

VIcToR M. GMswoLD, an artist who
has many friends in this city is now estab-
lshed at Lancaster. He is spoken of by
the Art journals as one Of the most prom
ising Artists living.-7@n Tribune.
The newspaper world is teeming with
enc omums of our distinguished fellow
citizen and Artist. Well, too, does lie
merit all tho praise he receives. His Pic
ture Gallery is an honor to our city, and
the liberal patronage extended him by our
citizens is an evidence that our community
is not entirely composed Of utiltarians; but
that they have a high appreciation of The
refined and beautiful.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
DENTISTRY.

n CRUDE having return cd to Lancaste rand intends
remain permanently in this city, and heyingre
the city of New York and obtained aknowledgeofthe
business now respectfully tenders professional SER
vicesto citizens of Lancaster and the public generally
He is prepared to perform all operations upon the
Teeth such rs Extracting, Pingg Filling, regulating
the Teeth treating spungy deceased Gums, destroy
ing Nerves removing Tartar, etc, .-..-
Artificial Teeth inserted on Gold Plate from ono 10
fuH set also Artificial Crowns act on healthy roots
without pain, so to answer all the purposes ofmas-
tication.
Every operation In Dentistry essential to preserve
and bcautry the Teeth, and give them healthy ac-
ton and improve the breath, health &astc,perormed
on moderate terms Ladies In the city or county, will
be waited on at their respective places of residence, II
il be requested No charges made orr examination OF
consultation at his Office.
oFFICE-On tho Northeast corner of the Public
Square, one door from Main street.
| Lancaster, September 90, 1s54-2l
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
NEW FIRM AND NEW GOODS
MARTIN, GIEsY * Co.


At the Old Stand of Reinmund & Martin,
WVAvE Just rcceved'a largo and elegant assortment
EA Of NEW GOODS, comprising variety unsur-
passed, and which they will sell at great bargains.
Their stock consists Of
Cloths, Cnssimeres, Cassinets, Jeans, &c
Vestings, of.al the different styles;
And for the Ladies' French Mertnoes, ,Thnibet Cloths
Alpacus and De LANES of all kinds:
Calicoes, Glnghams. Flannels, and every article In
the way of Dress Goods TO be found in the cities;
Shawls, of every variety of hue size, and material;
Dress and Bonnet Trimmings, beautifu assortment;
Bonnets-Silk, Velvet and Straw-which the Ladies
all declare to be the most beautiful and fashionable
In addition to their stock Of Cloths, &C., they have,
and will constantly keep hand large and excellent
stock of READY MADE CLOTHING, got up with
taste and superior rworkmnnship.
Roots and Shoes Hats and Capsat prices wonderfully
low. Queenswaro and Glassware;
Coffee, Sugar. Tea, Tobacco, Spices, &C.,
always on hand.
| O-7The now firm tender their thanks for the on
couraging manner In which they have been received
as we'll by the public generally as by the old patrons
the stand and beg leave TO all, constan
attention to their wants and determination TO Keel
up with the times will secure continuation and en-
nj OF their business, they will not fail to attain
that end Country produce taken In exchange Tor good
& Lancaster, ohio, January 4, 1855
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
FEEEsEs AEszsIvAL OF oncCERAEv
AT TIE
CITY GROCERY STOREl
r1nNnY A. GEBELEI1

TIEWtV a. GE1sE1EEA1,
One Door East Of the Hoeting Valeg Bank SsGtA Sib
Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
Tn ESPECTFULLY solcits the attention ofhs friends
q aud customers, and all that may want GroccreSs
aud who will be so kind as give him nall both frous
the city and country to my superior and complete stock
of Groceries just received embracing in part the fell
lowing articles:
JAVA and RIO COFFEE; Young, Hyssn,
15SyssS Black and Imperial TEAS; Now Orleans Sugar,
gAgSgTd Loaf Crushed and PulveriZed; Rico, Golden
sSEs& syrup s. H. Syrup, s. II. Molasses, N. Orleans
do Oranges Lemons. Raisans,, Figs, Pruin, Almonds
Pecons Filberts Coco Nuts and Brazil Nuts, Beef
Dried Tongues and Cincinnati Cured Hams, English
Dairy Cheese and w r. Cream dos; Spice, Cinnamon,
CoSes, NutmeTs Mace, Alspice, Pepper and Gingcr'
Sal Soda Cr Tartar, Saleratgs Starch, Salpetor, Ext
Logwood, Indigo, Madder, Alum, etc., etc.
Soap, Candies, Tubs, Buckets, Brooms, Wash BordaS
Baskets, etc, etc.
Cigars; Wines and Walkers Burton Pals Ale, gener-
al stock ofNoons Toys great many othor articles
| MAY l. Is54 II. A. GEBELRlN.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Startling Exposure Of Norman
ism.---Lctter from one Of Presi-
deut YOung's Wives.
Cu1cAGo, Jan. 16,

CHICAGO, Jan. 16, 1855.
EpIroRs BosToN DAILY TIMEs:-Allow
me to trouble you with these few lines.
which wish you to insert in your Daily
Times My object is this: lhave been for
the last ten years firm believer in the
doctrine Of tho Lattor Day Saints, or rath-
er Mormonsm. My parents became fol-
lowers Of the celebrated Joe Smith in an
early day, and cmigratedto to Nauvoo. AZ
ter the death of Smith and his brother. we
were driven from thence. The society
split. There were two who wished to take
their leaders place, and stand at the head
of tho Church, but could not agree
Therefore they separated. Col. White and
his followers, that is, such as belived in
him, went to Texas, and are living in
peace and prosperity. Col. w. isa wor-
thy man compared with our great or rather
notorious Bigham Young, notwithstand-
ing he has been for the Inst three years
my lawful husband, that is, according tc
their own laws and rules. But, for tie
last twelve months, have seen enough tc
satisfy me; for whatI don't know about
Mormonsm is not worth knowing. They
have secret plots and objects that they
mean to accomplish. They censure the
Government for not protecting them in al
their hellsh works. For all this they
mean 10 have satisfaction. My object il
writing this is to warn my female friends
TO beware of tho false prophets who arr
daily sent out from the Great Salt LAKE
City 10 deceive the people. 1t is my in
teniion to travel through the United States
and visit all the principal cities, and lee
ture on this great and important subject
to caution all young people who should b.
so unfortunate as TO beled into the ungod
ly trap. Beware!
In Boston shall deliver my first lecture
and that is my native city. l have on
young lady in company who also left tn
| Mormons with me. She las renounce
the doctrines. and will help me in my lee
lures. We shall both be present,and sho'
: Mormanism in its true colors, which yo
never have had in your enlightened State
Had it been represented in itstrue lighI
o and its object told there would not hav
u been follower left sweet New Englan
II to join such asct of impostors. for ca
call them nothing else. knowing them
!, be such. If There should be any elders @
u followers Of Mormonism. hope they wi
- come to the lectures, and dispute what W
l have to say il they can. We have an
= shall fetch documents to prove our asset
u tons. We shall be there in few week
10 Weare nj present staying with friends, Ian
"a as soon as We are refreshed from the jou
Ve ney we shall start for Boston. 1t lis ne'
y two months since we left the Salt Lal
oI City. You shall hear from me again, vii
Y more particulars. But no more at presel
from your humble servants.
~ Mrs. SARAH YoUNo,
no Miss ELIZA WILLIAMS.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
wooLEN FACTORY FOR SALE.

vuNIIE undersigned would respectfully announce -
the citizens of Fairfield and adjoining counties,
that he desires TO sell nj private sale the WOOlen
Factory situated in the town OF AAavensgoL,E,
FnirdeId county Ohio. The machinery Is principally
NEW and in FIRST RATE RUNNING ORDER and
does work equal to any 10 the country and has large
run of custom There is connected with the Factory
A good and convenient Dwelling House, contain"
Ia ing four rooms and also four finely situated lots.
il The out buildings numero and convenient.
Persons desirous OF making good bargain In this
kind Of property, would do well to come and examnp
said premises. JONhlhhN n MiA-S'.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
LAND FOR SALE.

IVNHE undersigned offers for sale Eighty Acres
of Land, located In Hooking Township, "a
miles West of Lancaster the Turnpike, described
as follows: II being the West half Of the Southwest
Quarter Of Section No. 49, Township No. IA. In Range
49,. No. 10. improvements consist of TWO fzaR.
E.;iI DWELLING HOUSES and STA BILE good go
nlN SPRING handy to the Dwelling, GOOD -
cleared under cultivation. Whole Eighty Acres I'M
der good fence tho other Thirty Acres we'll tmbered
water passing The farm The price of the above
land is $50 per acre. thousand dollars In hand the
balance In two annual payments with Interest.
on the premises. WILLIAM -. TAfLoh.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

John Nickols, Hungarian refugee, and
one of the Lopez fllibusters, has been
convicted of highway robbery at New Or
leans. ,.,.- =.
Mrs, Sinclair. (late Forrest) has been
presented with diamond necklace, ISL
0oo) by somo Of her admirers in San Fran
cisco.
Rev. VIM. H. Charming, formerly ol
Boston, but now settled preacher in Liv'
erpool, writes that the war in England IL
| ne,nnlar aunane, all claaeea
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
Mrs. SARAH YoUNo,
Miss ELIZA WILLIAMS.
The Wreck Of the British Bark Argyle.
Ten Lives Lost.

The worst fears regarding the fate of
the Eve men seen on the bows prit of the
bark Argyle, wrecked at Squan Inlet, have
been confirmed. Out of eleven souls on
board, but one succeeded in reaching the
shore alive. He is one Of the seamen.---
The captain, his officers, with the balance
Of the crew, and passenger, ten in all
have perished and the vesselgone to pieces
The following dispatch, received b!
Mossrs. Bird d Nelson, yesterday morn
ing, is the latest from the wreck: i
LoSo BRAEcn, Jan, 81, 1856.
will send the man who was saved a
soon as possible. ] came from the wrsc
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

Judge HERNAN KNIcKEaDocKER, of Co
lumbia County, (who is said to have been
the original Of Irving's "Deidreich Knick-
crbocker," in his amusing History Of New
York. died on Tuesday. in Williams
burgh. Judge X. was member of con-
gress in 1809-l0. He was widely known
and every where respected, as one Of the
finest specimens of the old Dutch chiyalry
that Time had preserved to these latter
days. The quaint stories and laughable
anecdotes Of which the Judge is the hero,
are almost nnumerable,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08
SALE OF REAL EsTArE.

. % b Z
Probate Court, Fairfield County, Ohio.
Benjamin Ginger, Guardian of Thomas, Daniel and
Emma Ginger. >f's ,ft s'ra}'J sD
..,- against ~ .,ai d
Sarah L. Ginger, Widow OF Daniel Ginger, deceased.
PETITION TO SELL LANDS. 2
pY virtue of an Order TO me directed, out of the
AeProbate Court Fairfield County, Ohio, shall pro-
coed to sell at public auction to the highest bidder
the premises, situate in Born Township said county,
On Monday, March 5, 1855,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following real estate, to-wit
part of the North East Quarter ofScctoh No. TO- in
Township No. II, Range No. le, bounded us follows;
commencing at the South East of said Quarter
Section; thence West along the Quarter Section line,
46 pcrches to posts thence North, parallel with the
East boundary line of said Section. 81 perches TO =
post; thence East parallel with the South boundary
line of said Quarter Section, 46 perches to post, TO
the East line of said Section; thence South along the
Section line 2 perches ne place of beginning,
tanning Six Acres and Six Perehes, more or ess-to-
gether with all the Improvements thereon, free Of
dover.
Terms of SaLe--one-third in hand, one-third in ono
ne-third in two years, with interest from date.
BENJAMIN GINGER, Guardian,
January 1a, ,ls55-6w37pf34,50
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

which made it inc ambeht on the Court 10
give the Fros. Atty. reasonable COM
pensation for such services. These sums
were not a charge of mine, buta compen-
saion directed 10 be paid me by the Court;
and had nothing to do with my salary as
Pros. ATTY, nor worthy an extra allow
ance.
For drawing the Bonds Of the County
officers from Oct. 1850, to Oct. 1854, the
County Commissioners paid me, as Pros,
Atty, such sums as they deemed jus; and
reasonable. These payments were not a
charge of mine, but an allowance made by
them, by virtue of an express provision oI
the statute; and had nothing to do with my
salary as Pros. Atty, nor worthy an ex-
ira allowance, but payment for services,
which the law required them 10 pay for, in
such "sil vance as they deemed Just and
reasonable"
NJ. L'ohuOr, supposing himself TO be
charged with extravaganza, says:-"Bnt
being thus charged. herewith mike a
statement Of the expenses of the Probate
Office during I s months of the time, have
been Probate Judge" He then gives q
statemep of his expenses as follows, to wit
" l have expended for blank
books, paper, ink &C.. s92 q
Z" For printing Blanks Of all
kinds Us per bill Of Eagle Is *
" For candles as per bill OF
Wygum 6 OF
To al lofailexpenses have made $40 81
| (" Book case bought by Co.,
Commissioners 20 OF
Making expenses in I 8 months $63 81
In this Mr. Leohner carries a false i'm
preston 10 the public, as though this Wa
all the expense necessary to "drive th
Probate Judges Office for this period Q
time" Now the is. a large numbe
Of blanks werc, las am informed) left i
the Office. but what amount / do nc
know wlich'had been procured by III
County Commissioners for the use ofJudg
Rtdebaugh, which as matter of cours
Mr.. Leohner had the benefit of. Wher
therefore, be says the above sum of $63
95 is tho expense of the Office for l
months, tile term he has been Pro6ate Fudg
he commits an uuintentional error, just
the extent of the amount of Blank Book
; stationary &c, leftby Judge Radebaug
and used by himself.
In this reply vindicating myself, haS
; endeavored 10 treat Mr.. Leohner with dr
and proper respect, and although ha'
g been compelled to say, that some Of b
: statements are not trus, yet l have acquitc
. him from any design to pervert the trutl
S and / will now do him the justice to sa
: thus publicly, as l have always said pi
: vately, that esteem him to be CORE
: and an honorable man; and have nodou
: of his having economical, as Proba
e Judge, tothe full extent that the ofli'
: would permit.
l now dismiss any further reply, hopir
not again to be eallodupon to trouble yo
: or the public.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1855-02-08

GEN. HousToN's WIFE.-The N. York
Recorder, ia allusion to the statement that
Gen. Houston had been baptized and had
united with the Baptist church, says:
We presume the above statement to be
correct Mrs. Houston. an intelligent
and excellent lady, has for long time
been an exemplary member Of Baptist
church, and her husband constan. and
interested attendant upon public worship
in connection with the same denomination
4 With increasing years his personal inter.
est in tue subject Of religion has increased
and hismanly defense of the Christian
clergy in the Senate ofthe United States
when they were rudely assailed, viii nc
soon bo forgotten. We presume we ar
notviolating confidence in stating tina
when seperate from Mrs. Houston by pub
3 lie duties at Washington, General Housto
/ maintains regular correspondents wit
L.. L 2