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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-22
DOR SALE

DOR SALE
Il An English Carriage
Double Wagon
tall Carnage Horses
Buggy and sa ddle Iiorses
Inquire from the Coachman OF the French Minis.
ter az Schwart1's Livery Stable on I, between 6tt
and 18th streets. NAV 10 I.s
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@MERCHAN.' EXCHANGE-THERE
G>lS will be a meeting Of the Merchants Ex-
change THIS Cruesday) EVENING at O'Clock
All members are requested to attend as business
OF much importance will be laid before them
may 22-lt THOS. G. MAGRUDER. Clerk,
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SILVER TIMEKEEpERS

SILVER TIMEKEEPERS. s.
INDEPENDENT Of cur unusually large s.o.S\
Il elegant Gold Watches, we have just received an
invoice OF superior Silver Timekeepers warranted,
which We effer low
NJ. w. GAIT g. BRO,
mar 80 81
SURGICAL REPORTS and Miscellaneous naners
~ on Medical Subjects, by George Hayward. NJ D.h
President OF the Massachusetts Medical So
ciety
The Education demanded by the People of The Uui-
ted States, by Francis Wsyland, ID. d., L. {.
The Hiding Place, by Or Macfar,ane
ironth0rpe, the Pioneer Preacher lie M Ve,.sm
Life, by Paul Creyton
Footsteps Of ST. Paul, a new supply.
CRAY BALLANTYNE
mcy Is-N 49s seventh ST.
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COUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW for April
- 1855. Contents
Benton's Thirty Years in the Senate
Louis the Fourteenth
Chief Justices of the u 8.
Ruskin's Architectural Works
Russo Turkish Campaigns
Principles Of Art
Ruth Hall
American Education
On the History Of Virginia
Applications of Chc mistry
Critical Notices.
Subscription price SIS per annum.
may D FRANCK TAYLOR.
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SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS.

SILK AND LACE MANTILLAS.
NLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY & CO, respect
~ fully announce 10 the Ladies that they have
Just received
"a Black Silk Mantillas, latest styles
81 Black Lace do
"a do Points
10 do Shawls
all Of which will be sold at very small advance on
the cost.
We have On hand large lot of colOred SILR
MANTlLLAS, and, as the season is advancing, we
Will offer them at exactly what they cost Us
"a very richly embroidered Muslin Mantil:as, TO
lie sold very cheap.
We are selling the greatest kind Of bargains in
Summer Silks, Lawns, b, reyes, and Ber ge Robes
Ladies shopping for Dress Goods sheuld not fail TO
call and look through our large stock, as we feel
confident that we can suit them in styles and prices
may D st C.. N. NJ Co
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GARDENING.

~ ARDENTNG performed by good practical Co.
VI dener, who understands al the branches ape
tanning To the business. They viii undertake 20 Ia
nut gardens in the most approved style by the lob
dap, week, II necessary by the year, and keep the
same in order. w. HARDIN d co.
Ne. A7o 18Th street
may 21-1ws two doors south Pa. avenue
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Postal Convention Between the United
States and Bremen Additional articles
agreed spon between the Post Office Depart
ment Of the United States and the Pest Office
Department Of the Harssatic republic of Bre-
men, providing for the registration of valuable
letters, to be conveyed by the United States
and Bremen line Of steamers, direct, between
New York and Bremenhaven:
Article I. Letters alleged to be valuable,
posted at any post ofice in the United States,
and addressed TO any part of the German Aus.
trian Postal Union, or posted in the German
Austrian Postal Union. and addressed to the
United States, and deliverable at tho respec.
tive exchange Offices Of New Yoik or Bremen,
to be thence conveyed by tho United States
and Bremen lines Of steamers, shall, from and
after the first day Of August, 1855, be regis
tered at the office Of mailing on the applics.
ton of the person posting the same: Prori.
dea, That the fell postage chargesble thereon
| to destination, together with q registration fee
| Of zee cents on each letter; be prepaid at such
| mailing Offices And providsd, also, Thai
| such registrs alton shall not be compulsory, and
shall not render the respective Post Office De-
partments Of the United States or Bremen, or
thoir revenues, liable for the loss of such let
| tiers or packets or the contents thereof.
Article IL. All such letters or packets mailed
In the interior Of the United States, or OF the
German Austrian Postal Union, respectively,
snail be received, registered. and receipted
Tor, as directed in the general regulations is
| sued Ia each country in regard TO the regis.
| trstIon ofvslukble letters, and shall BIO sent
to the exchange Offices of New York or Bre-
! men respectively, for the purpose Of being
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
Ary,v.,orsI,e Ernpise city.

New YonK, Nov. l3,-Tho U. S. Mail
Steamer Empire City arrived at O'clock
this p. NJ, bringing the California mails to
the 2olh inst, TO passengers, and 81,
$4,000 in treasure, principly consigned
as follows: Drexel d Co., $366,0O0;
Wells, Fargo & Co., $29l 900; Metropo-
Titan Bank, $40, ,OOoj VIM. Ioge $780,
ooo the Bank Of America, $4,000;
James Patrick Al, 600, and L. Kelly " Co.,
$40, 900. Smaller amounts were brought
to various persons.
The news from the Isthmus is unimpor-
tant.
Tho dates From Valparaiso are to Sept
Goth, and from Callos to Oct. 9th. The
political news from Chill is unintcresting
and business was much depressed owing
to the holidays.
A revolutionary movement had broker
out in Bolivia, but in most instances hac
been speedily suppressed.
The dates from. Sidney, Australia, ar'
to tha 18th Aug,
Flour had fallen to 40 pounds per ton
best gold dust pounds per ounce.
At Melbourne business was dull; Flou
A pound per ton and plenty
The political news is unimportant'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
,Tn "a M S z al ~ 81 S

Ed EGS lhav inform his old custom and ovory
, body else that he has just received direct from
the publishers, heavy Invoice OfStaudard and Mis-
ccllaueous Works, Gin Books, Amnuas, &C., suited
for the Library, Parlor aud Holiday Presents among
them may be named BritshPoets, 3vols Octnv bound
IN Morocco, revised Edition; hakespear's, Moore IS
and ByrOn's complete Poetca Works, with fine steel
Illustrations, with the largest and most complete stock
Of Pocticpl works ever brought to this city.s
Also, Female Life among the Mormons, bythe wifo
Of an Elders Light and Darkness, story of tashona
BILE Lilu Footprints of an lteuerant,by NJ. p. Gadds;
Japan as II was and is, by Hdreth; Whaily's Future
State; Ethel. or the Double Error by Marian James;
the Hidden Path, by My Marion Harland; Cone Cut
CornCrs, by Beuauly.
Am4ng his Gift Books mammals may be found the
Thoughts Blossom; Memog's Gif; Christian Keep
sake; Friendships Token; the Philoepena; Ciciian
Gift Snow Flake; Free Mason's Gift; Moss Rose;
Atlantic Sovenier Affections Gifts Romance of Amc'
rican Landscapes, beautiful work. all bound and put
up In the ncatcst and most substantial STYLE
Also,a large assortment OF Bibles, large and small
| and all prices; Hymn Books: Catholic Prayer Books
| together with every variety Of Religious Works
| An extensive assortment Of Cap, Letter and Mott
Paper, Envelopes, &C. Our stock has been laid In witt
special reference TO the wants and tastes of our Pa
trsns. Ladies and Gentlemen will call and examine
at their leisure.
| P My arrangements are such thut receive ever
new work direct from the Publishers as issued
Lancaster, Nov. 6, 1855 JOHN SEARLES.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
SberiT,s Sale.

The State of Ohio, Fairfield County, ss.
DURSUAMT to the command Of an cFder OF sale
III from the Court of Common Pleas in said county,
and to directcd will offer at public sale Mt thr
Court House In Lancaster, Saturday tAe st dag f
DeeoRber 1855, between the hours OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ
and O'Clock p M, the following described Real Es-
tate, to-wit: The one undivided half of Ip-Iol No
10, in the Central Apdion to the Town Of baltimore
Appraised at Five Dollars.
One equal undivided half of Fraction of Land,
commencing l52 feet Moth Of the Northwest corner
of Canal and Johnstown Streots. of of bal,
tmore; thence North $50 feet; thence West 40 feet;
Appraised at Sd0
One undivided half of so much of Out-Lot No. l Of
Rokohls addition to the Town of BALTIMORE as lies
Nos. and in Square No. fthe East addition 10
Baltimore. Appraised at SIS.
One undivided half OF Fraction Of Land living be-
tween sad last described tract, and the said East ad
One undivided half Of Fraction Of Land living at
the Northwest corner of Out-Lot No OF ad-
thence South ( degrees West chains and 5o links,
thence south 80 degrees West chain s5 lnks thence
North ehan5S3links to she beginning. :
| Appraised at 50. a p
| One undivided half Of Fraction of Land living M
tho Southwest corner of the Quarter OF Sec
ton NO "a 24Township No.l6, and Range No. 49, thence
Norm one degree twenty-five IN. West55Inks: thence
North 4g%degreec East chains IS links: South
40 degrees East chains rs links to stake al tho Fast
and west Quarter Section line: thence West chains
30 links to the beginning with priyege of eonyevinV
the water in race from the Canal above lock Mo- as
at present conveyed to the Woolen Factory as long
as the Canal water privilege shall be continued.
| Appraised at Five Dollars.
One undividedh half OF one rod wide Oft the North
side OF In, ot No S, Of the Central addition to Bal
umore, with the appurtenanees belonging to same
| Appraised at Three Dollars.
10 obe sold as the property of James Brooks et ais
at the suit OF Edward Calkfns.
Terms of sale cash. WIN. POTTER. Sheriff.
; per. G. M. L. WISEMAN, Deputy.
Hunter e Daugherty Attorneys
Lancaster, November ], 1s55-5w26pf$7 so
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 12--Commodore
Paulding being regarded by the Secretary
of the Navy as a prudent officer, has been
selected to visit San Juan, Nicaragua, with
his flag ship, the Potomac, He was clos
eted with the Secretary this afternoon,
relative to the course to be pursued by
him in that quarter
Notwithstanding the avowed innocent
object of the British fleet just despatched
to the WestIndies, the movement is regard
ed here with indignation, if not as an in
cipient hostile act; hence additional orders
have been sent to naval stations to day, by
the Navy Department, in reference to pre-
parations for any exigency.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
Saerif,s Sale.
he state Of Ohio, Fairfield County, ss:

The state Of Ohio, Fairfield County, IS:
Patrick Quirk, }
FairioldCom Pipns Pa yftinu
Michael Quirk ct ais.
4 PURSUANT to the command of an order of sale
4 from the Court of Common Pleas of said County .
aud to mo directed. will offer at public sale at the
Court House in the City of Lancaster on Saturday Ia
ls day Of December a. ID. 1855, between the hours Of
10 O'Clock a. NJ. and O'Clock =. NJ, the following
described Real Estate, to-wit
Part OfSection No. Z, Township No. is, Range No.
l0bcng also part ofa tract Off I61G0 Acres Of Land
conveyed by the Lancaster Lateral Canal Company
to JamesC Rcynoldsgby decd on record in said coun-
ty, recordedin Book No. 18 and pages 900 and o21
andlyingon the Northeast or towing path side Of The
Ohio Canal and along side Of Lot number nine South
Of the Licking Summit: beginning the outside OF
the towing path at corner which is 60 feet below the
upper end Ofthe stone work of said lock- thence run
ming down the Canal parallel with said lock go feet to
corner which is three feet below the lower end Of
said lock; thence North A degrees East the line Of
land between said Reynolds and o. p. Tong to u cor
ner; thence South A degrees East 60 feet TO
on said line ofdivsiOn; thence South A degrees East
to the place of beginning, containing One Quarter Of
an Acre, more or less and being the lot convey
cd to Thomas Qurk by James c. Reynolds and wife,
| by deed bearing date March 10, ls49.
! Appraised at $162.
Tcrms-ono- third in hand, one-third in one and the
remaining third in two years with interest from the
day ofsalc. WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff.
| per G. NJ. L. WlSEMAN, Deputy.
Hunter q Dnugherty, Attorneys
Lancaster, Ohio, october 25, 1s55-5wo5pfs6
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT.
SheriG,s sale.

The State Of OAis, FairGeid OoHntv ~.
TeuRSUANI 20 the command Of an order Of sale
Il from the Court OF Common Pleas In said county, {,
aud to directed. will offer at public sale at the
Court Houson Lancaster on Saturday ths lEt day Of
December, 1855 between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A.
aud O'Clock p. NJ, tho following described Real Es4
tate, to-wt; part OF ln-Lot No 30, In tho town OF
ming at the Southeast corner Of said lnLoi No. 30 on
the Alley; thence running West "a feet and two inches
60 the Southeast corner ofho Dwelling House said
Lott thence North through said Lot. TO include
tho Ware House on the North end Of said lot 10 an
Alley, running kast and West; thence East thirty eight
feet and four inches, 10 Aley thence along said
Alley TO the place OF beginning,
Appraised at Two Hundred q Seventy-fve Dollars.
To be sold as the property OF Samuel Work et. ais
at the suit of David Wilson and John r. Mumaugh
Assignees, &c. Terms of sale cash.
WILLIAM POTTER, Sheriff,
per.C.. M. L. WISBMAN, Deputy.
Hunter and Dapgherty, Attorneys.
Lancaster, Noyember !, Is55-5w. 6Spfs4 so
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LATEST FROM c AL1FoNl


kEw Yonx, Nov. .le.-The Steamship
Northern light arrived this morning with
California dates up to the % ul'.
She brings no specie, the troubles on
the Isthmus having induced shippers to Sc
lect the Aspinwall route.
The mail steamship, chat left San Fran
cisco on tho Goth ult. had 100000 OF
gold on board.
All quiet on the 1s,hmus. The Walker
and Chamori party agreed upon terms OF
peace, and Gen. Rivss has been appointed
President, after the declination OF Walker.
The latter has been appointed Commander
in Chief of the Nicaragua forces.
Parker II. French, formerly OF the Sac
ramento Tribune, has been appointed Sec
retary of War, The people ot Nicaragua
appear to be pleased with the new state OF
affairs. No more tlouhle appeared. Col.
Kinney remained at Greytown. Gen.
Walker reported to be disposed to drive
him out of the country.
The steamship Sierra Nevada from San
Juan arrived at San Francisco on the 9Th
ult. During the trip she lost As Passen-
gers from cholera. Only three OF them
were cabin passengers.
Indian troubles continue in Oregon
and are growing quite serious. Malo'
, Heller and his forces were surrounded by
hostile Indians Mt point above Dallas
without food or water for forty-eight hours
Lieut.. Dav, in command Of $50 men, ha'
: been Gent to his relief.
, Tho steamship Golden Gate, arrived b
q San Francisco on the 14th ult.
. The steamship Cortez had not arrive
on the Goth, when the steamship sailed
The U. S. steamship John Hancock al
4 rived at San Francisco from Petropaulo"
i ski, bringing the news that the Russian
:. were at Amoor in great force, both on SC
and land, and were anxious to meet the a
II lied feet, which was probably in the Gn
W of Tartary. :,
y. The British steamer Baracanta had bes
atAyran and found the place destroyed, b
> discovered secretcd there goods belongir
:. to the Russian Fur Co., which were tak'
m possession Of; the steamohip then procce
lt ed to Petropaulowski, into which port s.
"a is reported to have entered with the Anne
r. lean flying, and having fired at t
b. town.
n She then lett; when off Elizabeth lslal
" the Baracanta encountered Russlar brl
: having on board 140 Russian officers Al
We soldiers who were taken prisoners and CT
10 ried to Hong Kong.
To -Four hundred men under Capt. Fry
lis Sacramento have left 10 join Walker
the 9th ult.
a. The Indians of Rogue river massao'
MS over fifty whites. Major Fitzgerald p'
to sued the Indians, and overtaking them h
IS. a battle, in which 80 Indians were KILT
ur losing 10 of his own men,
ID Seven clippers from the Atlantic P
,lo had arrived at San Francisco; their C
IRE goes were sold recently.
not Tho business had improved-most a
I'M cles of Eastern merchandise paying
,c- profits.
no Domestic flour selling at $9,5o a. 9
10 Wheat 2,75, Clear pork $4,000
m. The balance sunk on board the stea
to ship Yankee Blade, amounting to $50, o.
has been recovered.
M rhe U. S. district court has decided
lid case of tho State VS.. Ludoshorif estates
- favor of the mother and Anna MI
- Sparks, who is aublect OF Denmark
an The estate is immensely valuable
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
The Contrast.

A few weeks Since, when the news Of
the success Of the administration party in
Pennsylvania and Georgia reached this
city, SO clated with JOY were the anti A.
merlcans, that the city rang with the yelIs
and shouts Of the enthusiastic Antics, The
streets, lounging rooms and groggeries
were thronged with the excited crowd
during the night, and succeeding day; but
Yesterday, and last night, when the news
from New York, Massachusetts and
Maryland, gave cheering indications Of the
success Of the Americans, quiot and order
prevailed. The Americans received the
news with that calm dignity which become.
Americans, and law-and. order loving cili
zens.--lmericm Organ.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
Morning Nov. 8, rs
HImn to the setting sum.


hymn to Ihe setting sum.
Ths following beautiful lines the production o.
theiats and much ismented RoEERr GitFILLAN' aud
appeared originally in the Glasgow University Album
Sun OF the armansut! planet of wOnderment'
Now thy fair journey Of day Is done;
StH art thou parting brisht-shedding immortal llgh
Down on thy throne OF ornisht!-HIil! setting sun!
SLOW thou depart'si away-farfrom the realms Of day.
Lingering in pity on summers loved bowers,
Thy last ray is s1reaming-ihy farewell tint s'Amingi
yet soon thoalT return 10 refssheu ths howers,
Thy parting brings sadness; yet nations in glldness
Are waiting to worship thee--foan,an OF light!
wherever Thy footsteps be, thore do beauty sse;
Thou SlndlSst day in tbs dwelling Of night
Where sleeps the thunder there dosi thou wander:
Down,neath The ocean desp, ih,rs dJst thou stray
kissing lhs star; at mo--high in ths air un0osno,
Ssirtng creaton's f-r vegs on thy way!
Grandsur and glory--they travi b,fore thee;
Brighiuess and majesty walk in thy train
Darkness II dies from may not rAss to thee
whenIhou wakes fron ocean again.
Al own thy inhuene s--kindy thoa does dispense
Blessings o'Sr nature, whSrecr its bounds BE-;
Africa's lone lessft it blooms at thy prss:nce;
And Lapland is turned into samaSr by thse!
Time cannot conquer thee; age cannot alter thee;
Years have no power to lj.nit t!iy sway,
Strength and sablimty--Itill they att md on theS!
Pilgrim of ages, but not OF decay!
Sun Of the ornament! planet OF wondcrmcnt!
Now thy fair Journey OF day itis donc;
sin art thou parting bdght--Jhsdding immortal lgh
Down on thythrone Of night-IIail! setting sun
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15


s,.nca. ia New York, American
just and ty account of the appear
change from IN in that place, and of
ners. opinions at a meeting got up
ro of ages! S'' " '"e i''p"o
"Plsced in circnt it seems that,
trying difficulty at tired Lieutenant
the contest. he aecea Republican
which was pre-eminent 70, no ,vos
sponsibility. His perse' ', " ~
every obstacle; his modrrSted as an
every proposition; his geniGeart and
cry resource; his enlarged vi.
revise and improve every brh.r tho
and military operation. He 4 =,
rior courage which can act, of'iu J .
act, as true policy dictates, carevhtei
approaches Of ignorance=-either ran
or out of power. He knew how ,tc
quer by waiting, in spite of obloq r
the moment Of victory and he n,
true praise by deSpising undcservec
sure. In the most arduous moments,
contest, his prudent frmness provs
salvation Of the cause which he supp
"HiS conduct was, on all occs
guided by the most pure disinteresuI
Far superior to low AM groyelling mr
he seemed even to be uninhlencei il
ambition which has justly been vise'
instinct of great souls. lie acta n
if his country's welfare, and D TO 81
was the moving spring. '
mind needed not even tbfor Svracus,
bition, Or the prospect p F, Hall. D,
but ; a SecOnd"rXers of his friends
lormeu q had got up the meetir
"Eui'o ,,;,,,;s ;. 9him TO speak, at the depot
nI of!
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15
LATER from Mexico and Havana.

New ORLEANS, Nov. 12.-The steam
ship Orizaba has arrived, bringing dates
from Mexico to the 9th inst
Alvarez was still President, and had es-
tablished his residence at Tilapan.
Olampo has resigned his relations with
The Ministry, owing to disagreement
with Comonfort, the Minister of War.
The Reyotutiorists had obtained the
means.to arm, and troops were pouring in
to Mexico,
The steamship Ocean Bird arrived here
Yesterday with dates from Havana to the
9Th inst.
Sugars wero dullf with n declining
tendency, and buyers demand reduc
tion
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1855-11-15

INFAMOUS BREACH OF CONFIDENCE. .-Du-
ring the late contest the Lancaster Gazette,
by the advice Of its friends. issued cam
paign paper called the clipper. Among
others who volunteered to write for it was
a young lawyer, named ALFRED WILLIAMS.
As his writings had been acceptable to the
American party he was invited by Mr..
Nc Eroy, tho publisher of the Gazette, to
continue to write occasionally for that pa
per. Such was the confidence he had in
spired that his mauuscriptwas passed to the
compositor without examination. BY ta-
king advantage of this, Williams procured
the insertion Of An article changing en-
tirely the course ot, the paper, denouncing
the fusion movement in Ohio, and falling
back on the idea Of revival of the old
whig party, Before McElroy had any in
timalion Of the nature of the article, it was
worked OF in the regular issue and scat
tered over Lancaster and the county gem
erally. The surprise and astonishment OF
its readers was only equaled by that OF
McElroy, upon pcrusal. lie at once repu-
. dated its sentiments, and denounced Will
. iams as guilty Of most outrageous breach
Of confidence. In the next number OIL
r paper he explained bow the fraud was per
= peirated. lie lost Gf,y subscribers at once
u at JW SIR ofthem being oil Whigs. The
! affair has created some excitement anC
= feeling at Lancaster. The idea Of falling
J. back upon the old Wing organization il
C the present aspect Of political affairs is re
&c pudiatcd by the rejecting men Of Fairfield
= as it is and must be all over the country
+ Trimble got 52 votes only in Fairfield.
a An effort has been made by the States
III aan and its echoes, over Il State, I
~ make capital oul.ofthis.articlo from the Ga
&c zcHe.-When they know rs they do st thi
5 time, that the whole thing was base fraud
'n n that it got into the paper by gross bresc
" Of confidence, and that its entire sentiment
W and spirit were promptly and expressly It
Is pudiatcd. by both the editor and the part
81 in that county as well as elsewhere, the
H. will perhaps realize that they have bee
10 making themselves ridiculous, and thut the
O. owe an explanation Of the facts TO the
a. readers, if they desire to maintain eve
IN the appearance OF common fairness an
rn honesty. - State Journal,