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W,IANE,S WORM SPECIFIC.

.4y~ The following from customer, shows the demand which this great medicine has created her ever il has been introduced;
 BlosSburg, Tioea Col, Pa, March, 30, lS5o
 Gent3emen-ln consequence of Me great csnsump- tion of your orm Specific" in this place and vieini ty, have entirely exhausted our stock. Weshould feel obliged by your Forwarding, via Corning, N. r., % dozen with your bill, the reception of which will remit you the money
 From the wonderful effects of said 'Specif-" in this neighborhood, there could be sold annually q large quantity, if to be had, (whocsale and retail ) from some local agent. If you would compensate a person for trouble and expense of vending, think could make it to your advantage to do
 Yours respectfully, VIM. Nj. MALLORY.
 Messrs. J. KIDD dc Co. Per W F. PORTER.
 say- Purchasers will please be careful to ask for Dr. M'Lane's Celebrated Vermiiuge. and take else. All other Vermuges, in compari- on, are worthless Dr. M'Lane's genuine Vermi- tuge, also his Celebrated Liver Pills, be had at all respectable Drug Stores in the United States and Canada
 For sale wholesale an retail in Little Rock by Dr. j. J. McALMONT & co.
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STATE OF ARKANSAS


 h Saline Circuit Court, in chancery. in vacation, O:J. 27rh. 1855. Joseph Nj. Chcnnault, complainant. vs. Bill for divorce. Nancy Ann Chcnnaut, Defendant. NTOW on this day came the said complainant and
 " filed his bill of complaint herein. the object and prayer of which is. that the marriage heretofore SO lemnized, and existing between him and the said defendant may by decree of this court be dis solved and aside the allegations of adultry and wtUl dcoertion. And it appearing by the affidavit annexed to said bill, that said defendant is non resident of the State of Arkansas, therefore, it is ordered, that she be notified of the pendoncy of this suit by publication of this order in the True Demo cra newspaper published at the city ofLittle Rock Arkansas for two successive weeks the last insertion to be least four weeks before the next term of this court, to be holden the third Monday of AprS next lS56l at the court house in the county of SA- line requiring the said defendant to be and appear before the second day of said court and plead answer or demur to said b or the same will be ta- ken Is confessed and decree entered according to the prayer thereof. Witness my hand as Clerk of said court in vacation this 21th of October, A. D. 1 lo55.
 A true copy from the record. JOHN W. SHORTAGE, Clerk. | .8- Printers fee s Nov. 13, 2w
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N NOTICE.

ge WAS committed to the Jail of Saline county. "A W on the Tth day of October 1855, negro .AA Aman, who calls himself William, of black lor aged about 30 35 years, about , feet inches high, heavy set weighs abou: 185 pounds, had on when taken up cotton shirt and pants white, rel plush cap ruSet shoes he says he belongs to John We!den, near Rodney, Mississippi, and left him on the 4th of July last.
 The owner is hereby requested to prove property, pay charges, and take him away said negro will be dealt with according to law.
 VIM. A. CRAW FORD, Sheriff
 and Jailor of Saline county, Ark. Nov. p, 1855 6m Cost of adv. S26, or $l per week.
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PUBLIC AUCTION

near the s' line of s Pope O and Johnson e5mn @ ties, on Wednesday morning the 9th of December next, about l5,ooo pounds of Mill Castings, shafts etc.. 15,00D pounds of Wrought Iron; 900 pounds of Brass Journal Boxes; lot of Copper pipe; one Steam Engine and three Boilers with machinery, etc.. etc.. Sale without reserve, in lots to suit purchasers. liberal credit. Sale to commence at 9 o'clock A. M
 AARON CLARK,
 Nov 20. 1855 St GEORGE $. BERNIE.
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NEW CODES,

THE subscribers have just returned from market, and are now opening large and complete assort- ment of Dry Goo IS, Groceries, Queensware, Hard ware, Boots, Shoes, Hats. Caps, etc.. etc.-whch they will sell the best termss the times hard and money scarce, it behooves every purchaser to spend his money to the best advantage, in view of that fact we invite buyers to examine stock, we charge nothing for showing goods.
 Nov. 20, 1855 TATE & MOORE.
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Democratic Meeting in lizard Co

At meeting of the democracy of Izard county, held at Mt. Olive, Oct. 9th. 1855, on motion of Dr. B. F. Hollowell, Col Thos. Black was called to the chair, and on motion of Col. John A. Beck, H. H. Harris was appointed SC. cretary.
 The chairman then explained the object of the meeting in a brief and pertinent man. ner.
 Dr. B. F. Hollowell offered the following re- solutions, wit:
 1st. That the chairman appoint committee of ten to draft resolutions for the action of this convention at its next meeting, and to prepare some plan whereby the democracy of Izard county may be thoroughly organized. 2d. That cordial invitation be extended to | all persons to attend. Col. J. A. Beck moved the adoption of the resolutions, seconded by D. Jeffrey, and others. Col. Black called Col. Beck to the chair, and addressed the meeting in support of the reso- lutions, showing the importance of organiza- ton, etc, and stating his position in clear and forcible manner with regard to parties of the present time.
 The chairman having resumed his seat, pro- ceeded to take the vote on the resolutions, which were unanimously adopted.
 The chair then proceeded to fill the resolu- tions by appointing to serve on the committee the following gentlemen:
 Dr. B. F. Hollowell, Col J. A. Beck, s. M. Gentry, Daniel Jeffrey, A. w. Harris, Green Pryor, Stephen H. Golden, A. Tinnin, Alex. Dlllard, and Miles Jeffrey, esq.
 Then the meeting adjourned to meet on the first day of circuit court. THOS. BLACK, Chm | H. H. HARRIS, Sec'v.
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Cigars

LUST received, direct from the importer fin, J stock of Cigars. Those fonl of good Ciga will do well to call and examine my stock before pur chasing elscw here. J. 4. HENRY
 Nov. l3.
 NEWTON COLEMAN, Attorney at Law, co. lumbia. Chicot, County, Arkansas.
 Refer 10 Hon. T. l.. Clingman Ashevillc, N. c.
 NnN 2Nth lShh Y
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w A N T F. ID .

A \ active honest Mat in each section of the State A to take orders by sample for Eelpau', Mag neiic Agents. To active men n salary of $500 per year. and small commission will be paid. Sa- lary payable monthly. For particulars address Dr. M. Veipau. 4 14 Broadway New York, enclosing stamp to prepay answer.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

Died-In this city, on Tuesday night, FANNIE A., infant daughter of Dr. R. L. and Eliza B. Dodge.
 Early bright, transient
 Chaste as the morning dew,
 She sparkled, was exhalcd
 And went to Heaven" On the 12th of October, 1855, MILTON FAIR CHILD BowNDs, youngest child of Thomas and Margaret Bownds, of Independence county. Arkansas, aged 10 months
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NOW Is YOUR CHANGE! One Thousand Prizes on Hand! By authority of the State of Georgia Fort Gaines Academy Lottery.

Class 9.
 NO De draton @f N0rem5er B 1855. in ths city at I ANanta ecdeo pri=es anaountiay to .:8y- sGO,- 900 At will be distributed according to the follow ing inimtahe Scheme. If you draw the lowest Prize you get the of your ticket whut dedacto, and remember every Prize is drawn at each drawing. Look at it. One prize to every ten tickets! Capital Prize, sio,oOo!!
 Let, therefore, every man having due regard to the replenshng of his purse attend to it. and for ward his order immediately for tickets.
 Let those now buy, who never bought before,
 And those who always bought. now buy the more.
 But to the Scheme. Look at it--scan it we'll count your chance and ask yourself if vou with stand the inducement now offered. Read! Read.
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Whips! Whips.

CTAGE, Buggy and Coach Whips and Thongs; the C most superior stock ever offered in this market. Call and examine them, and you will be to buy of J. A. HENRY.
 Nov l2
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
By authority of the State of Alabama. Southern Military Academy
 Lottery. Unparalleled scheme for December.

TNO De draWn Dec. 6t1, 1855, an the city of Mont | gonaery, when prszes amounting to e4y- S5O,. 900 s will be distributed according to the follow ing Magnificent Scheme And remember Every Prize is drawn at each drawing, and paid when due, Witho,tt deducti0n!
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TO THE MILLION.
Read and Judge for Yourselves. DROF. WOODS HAIR RESTORA ATiVE

\ We call the atten''on of all, old and young, to this wonderful preparation, which turns back to its original color gray hair; the heaH of the bald with uxurant growth removes tho dandrutf, itch ing and all cutaneons eruptions, causes continual flow of the natural fluids, and hence if used guur dressing for the hair, will preserveits color and keep it from failing to extreme old age in all its tural beauty. We call then upon the bald, the gray the diseased in the scalp, to use it; and surely the young will not they value the flowing locks, or the wtching curl ever be without it. Its praise is upon the tongue of thousands.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20
The Louisville Riots.

The nature of the Louisville atrocities may be inferred after reading the following, which we copy from the Louisville Times: THE BLOODY MoNDAY-The Rev. MT. Cur rin, a Methodist clergyman at Jacksonville, Indiana, has written letter to Gov. Wright from which we make the following extract:
 "The scenes in Louisville on bloody Monday have never been portrayed. From my cham Der window on that dreadful night witnessed the conhagration of the German dwellings, heard the screams of women and children, the rattle of fire arms, and the shrieks of the wounded and dying; and oh! God forbid I should witness such ight again, even at such distance; the recollection sickens me, and fills my dreams with fearful images And for these atrocities portion of the lrofessed religious press of the country find an apology. The Western Christian Advocate the following week gave the Know Nothing version of the whole, throwing the blame upon the poor foreigners, without uttering one word of censure against their brutal murderers; and the editor himself an Irishman Has he sold himself to the ene- mics of his countrymen How else can we account for his editorial course?
 "There was once Judas and an Arnold, shocking instances of perfdy and niquity, which we had hoped would never find paral- Tel; there may, however, turn up another trai- tor.
 "It is now manifest that the war upon the Catholics is only an incident in this great move- ment; 1t is rung i'll to catch the fanatic. That portion of the city of Louisville where the great est slaughter of men and women and destruc- tiOn of property took place contained no Catho- lies; they were Protestants but they were de- mocrats. They were industrious, peaceabe citzens contributing to the productive wealth of the city and country, paying their taxes with out a murmer, and sustaining the laws. One man who was injured so badly as to die since, was member of the German Methodist church. He was merely passing from one place to an other, when the mob met him. seized and in- tlicted deadly blows upon him, while he was pleading for his life. And Know Nothing ministers and editors stand forth as their advo- cates and apologsts; and if one man raises his voice, or writes line to proclaim the truth, these clericle bulles mount him and deal him deadly blows"
 S15,OOO PROMPTLY PAID.-In the second last drawing (Class } of the Fort Gaines Acade- my Lottery AUGUSTUS Cook, esq, of this city, drew the capital prize of $15,OOO. We learn to- day that MT. Cook has returned from Atlanta and the full amount of his prize was promptly patd If a person be 50 fortunate as to draw prize, there seems to be no humbug in tbtain- ing the money when due, So Mir Cook has found it and so have others of this city who have been favored with other than blanks Fifteen thousand dollars is no small amount of money.
 [Chattanooga (7snn.) Alv., Oct. 27, 1855.
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4OS Prizes in all amounting to..........$ $50 ,003 Only ten thousand numbers! Tickets $S-Halves $4-Quarters g.
 SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager Nov l3 '55 Montgomery, Ala
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1J T ", Y ar ,oro

Carlyle, IN. June 27, 1853.
 1 have used Prof O. J. Woods Hair Restorative, and have admired it's wonderful effect. My hair was becoming, as thought, prematurey gray, but by the of his Restorative. it has resumed it's original CO., Tor, and have doubt, prematurely SIDNEY BREESE, Ey-Senator United States
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

| Or Since the introduction of the Fluid Ex- tracts of Bucha and Sarsaparila, their reputa- ton has heen constantly increasing, and their popularity has extended in all directions. They are prepared by II. T. Helmbold, a practical chemist of No. 263 Chestnut st., near the Girard House, Philadelphia, and each prepara- ton can be relied on in performing cures n aN tue complaints for which they are recommended. l See ad yertiSement
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TO FARMERS,

TO FARMERS. JUST received this day the following articles: y Straw Cutters; Corn Shelters; Corn Crackers: l doz Patent Churns; Scythes and Crades SneatheS: Scythes; Garden Rakcs assorted sizes; } " Hay Forks: Manure do.; 10 Spades and Shoves; " Stage Collars-eztra article; l '" Buggy Collars 10 '' Hog Skin Horse Collars; do Mule do.; Saddles, Brides, Martngales, Saddle Bags, Girths, etc., etc., for sale by S. H. TUCKER. Oct. 80, 1855
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The Deaf Made to Hear.
TO BANK DEBTORS.

'I>HE undersigned have on hand some State Bonds, | for sale for cash or on credit, on terms and in amounts suit purchasers having fractional sums to pay either of the Banks of this State.
 WATKINS ds GALLAGHER. Little Rock, July B. 1855 6m
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Mt. Ohve, Ark, Oct. %. 18i

Mt OAve, Ark., Oct 22, 1855. The democratic meeting met pursuant to ad- journment, Col Black in the chair and in consequence of the secretarys official business. as clerk of the circuit court, Mr. Wm. Dickson was chosen secretary. When Col Beck of the committee previously appointed, made the fol- lowing report:
 WHEREAS, The guarantees of the constitu- ton, which secures equality of civil, political
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

CST MT. +. Il. ADAMS will place us under obligations by acting IS our agent at Wilton, Pike county. We place his name upon our list of agents.
The true Democrat., 1855-11-20

Sugar-Dcmand active. Sales 200 hhds. establish ing an advance of fully Ac. The sales include 25 hhds. common at 511c; 10 at 55c. 35 prime at Sc. and 2l hhds. white clarified at sl1c.
 MOlasses-l000 bbls. were sold at 27@2Sc prime lots readily commanding 2Sc.
 Flour-Market dull but holders stiff. Sales 100 bbls. unbranded at SS 50 100 at $s 65 70 superfne at $ 7o 8s7 for shipment at sS 75; loo extra at slo 25 and 300 at less.
 COrn-Sales 25oO sacks, including $50 green at 63c 342 at Gee 25o at 6S and sso prime at 75c per bushcl.
 Oats-Sales loo sacks Ohio at Ssc.; TOO St. Louis at 45c.; 285 at 46c. and 2OO0 under 45c
 Whiskey-50 bbls. Rectifed sold at 36c.
 POrk--S00 bbs. uninspeeted Mess were sold at $l9 and yesterday 300 ut about the It is also rumored that other large sales have been made which is not surprising holders of old Pork are generally anxious to reduce their stock before the new packing can cone to market
 BacOn--46 casks prime Shoulders sold at II Ac.
 ROpe--260 coils Missouri sold at 7Ec.
 Coffee-4o0 bags Rio sold at l01ac. and 50 at 1oAc.
 Salt-Sales 9761 sacks coarse to arrive at $1 lS; SOTO at s1 5O 54oo at q 1o 1000 at 31 ss and 5000 ono eight fine ct 4l 16
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1000 Prizes, amounting gto.........-.....$5 $50, DO Only ten thousand numbers! Tickets $5 Have $2 5o-Quarters Sl p.
 SAML SWAN, Agent and Manager,
 Atlanta t1a
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DE A FIN F ESS Important to the Deaf and Deaf Dumb. DIR. MCLEOD. OF SCOTLAND

DEA FIN ESS.
 Important to the Deaf and Deaf Dumb.
 DR. MCLEOD, OF SCOTLAND, HAS ARRIVED and may be consulted at tho cor II ner of Fourth and Olive streets, Cup sairs) St. Louis Mo Early attention iSdesred.
 DEAFNESS, DIZZINESS, NOISE IN THE HEAD, AND ALL DISCHARGES FROM THE EAR, MOUT OR NOSTRt1S, entirely removed
 Important and True.
 l have son fifteen years of age, who has been Deaf and Dumb from the age of two wears the effect of scarlet fever. Hearing of Dr. Mcleod I brought my son to him, and in three weeks. under his hands. he began to give signs of hearing and at the expiration of seven weeks he could hear well and is now rapidly learning to speak. I make this statement unsolicited and for the good of an afct ed community. ALEX. c. MORTON. St. Paul, February lS55
 The Deaf Made to Hear.
 have been deaf in both my for several years, which afiction affected my mind, that life itself. at times, became burthen, and almost uncomfortable to me- l am now of the happiest men living. 1 have been restored to perfect hearing by pr. Mo- Lcod in this city. In his examination of my ears, he stated that in four operations he would give perfect hearing; and true his word at the fourth operation heard, and distinctly and powerfully did the sound come to my ears, that was obliged to partially stop them with cotton until could get used to t. Those wishing to see me can call at the steamer Parthenia. PHILLIP SHELL,
 Nov 13 1y. Steamboat Parthenia.
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India Rubber Goods s

Sole Leather Trunks JUST received a fresh supply, and for sale low J by J. A. HENRY Nov 13
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Vancennes, It., June 15, 1853. PROF. o. J. WooD-Dear Sir: As you are about to manufacture extensively and vend your recently discovered Hair Restorative will state, for whom it may concern that have used 1t, and known others to use it; that have been in the habit of using other Hair Restoratives, and that find yours vastly superior to any other 1 know. It entirely ceanses the head from dandruf and with one months proper will restore any persons hair to the orig nal youthful color and texture giving it healthy soft and glossy appearance and all this without dis coloring the hands that apply it, or the dress which it drops. I would therefore recommend its use to every desirous of having fine color and texture | to hair Respectfully yours, Gardtner Me-, June 22 1855. | MR DYER--Dear Sir: I have used two bottles of Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and truly say it
 is the greatest discovery of the age for restoring and changing the hair. Before using it, grey as man of seventy My hair has now attained its ori- ginal color. You recommend it to the world without the least fear case was one of the worst kind. Yours etc, | LogansDost Zad., June 29th, 1855. Messrs. 0. J. Wood < Co.,, Gents:-Yours of the 18th inst came duly to hand. Enclosed please find x36 it being the amount for lair Restorative have me six dozen bottles Hair Restorative; think can sell it. It has worked miracles in this place. sold
 man six $l bottles who was bald and it fetched the hair out all over his head. Yours very respectfully NJ. H. GRIDLEY
 Sold at IA Market street, St. Louis Mo-. 3l6 Broad way, New York, and by all Druggists everywhere All kinds of family patent medicines for sale on the most liberal terms at Prof. Woods establishment | IA Market street, St. Louis.
 | PRIcE-Half-pints $l, or six bottles for $5; pint F, or six bottles for Ss quarts B. or bottles for SIP much larger discount will be given larger quan | titles.
 For sale in Little Rock, wholesale and retail, by L. DODGE. Aso Prof. Woods Oriental Sacativ' Liniment, and Vegetable Magic Life Pills, warranted better than any other the money in all cases re | funded.
 | N. B.-We put up the Restorative, both with an, without sediment, and think for restoring color tha containing sediment is tho best.
 Nov, 20, 1855 If
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India Rubber Goods. INDIA Rubber Horse Covers; ! < Goats; ' Cloaks;
 Ponchos and Leggins. Just received and for sale low by Nov. l3 J. A. HENRY
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co M M E R c 1 A l..

Picayune Qfce, Nov. l3, 1855. COtton-The demand continued active and 1O,- 800 bales found purchasers at firm prices
 Inferior r...................... @5k Ordinary ......................... 611M6Z Good Ordinary ........................ @7H Low Middling. 715@7Z Midding, ,.................. .......... @5A Good Middng ....................... SA@9A MiddEng Fair. 1O @1oH Fair ....... ........... l0H9-
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Java Coffee.

Java Coffee. TNEN Packets Old Government Java Coffee, a very superior article, just received and for sale py J. A. HENRY. Nov. IS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
THE BRITISH WEST INDIAN SQUADRON.

The -rn.,r tina; Great Britain j. about tr mlk" M
unnecessary ari Irritating show oi Egya: s'g.g'h On
nur rnasi bv shortly reinforcing her W.: India
sGucdruu seem. hHy" NOR" r.nli.v ah"G' II lhHH
,y. wrr,. disposed ia believe. WHEN the matte! Was
-.t hr,u.!i ;5 notice by tho boasts 81 an obscure
E;rish ,,arcr. There seems huGbt that squad
r.n hrs r.u tesuatctcc. Consisting ni the IT,, sixty
r,,i srre,v ship Pembroke, Cornwa!iH, i'c:t"i''
E.: a:,,i hastings. the r.;hty-:our gun sHlnG M?
pn..-!'iI md M six :;.n sR!n, al""p it"sa:':nT-
ror. mr.. I'll tl-.;:lci i"r III" North Arrrtnn r';I
Wrst Ir,,ia ,tsi.rs though var:O.siy distr.but''
Thi -rurr increase of strength has been ,iiy''.''s
communicated 20 GYr Government. il ia stated ny our
Minister n. London, raj the .rt:ca oi the Ionic"
Times 10 which Geographic account "i Tue YIN
nrys refers WILL by It's a@grrsvc tone ana AFRO ~,
bonstng a,sur-dlv anru"; earnest attention. ~ ''
subject The Times has, however, long tstnp.'n.
hsbit o: yeu,ing lila spleen upon thiS '"1"''i' ~
may only have taken advantage "i the departure n'
RI. ar. 70 make n striking article anu III IL u"H
I,urr;rui ;.ilubia. There many pss'n!c eNPhh"
tus vi British ior drSpa;c'iS tH.s uee' ntirr
Tim, desire 20 ininidRr this country' ana We may
atty rdopl some al them in preference 10 one thai
!. ca ,,uprnballe /: iiay even he possible that Rrt-
IN rreduiity has given crrdencc ~ The European ca
,s,5 that large Russian feet i, hai.dia. in ports.
ami has b,sprAen full harvest rt rilIcur hy -rai
nc nui rct 10 capture ana destroy these ina mary
Russian CRUISER, Bal,m.rs da.s,s2E,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-11-13
,,ELiSSIER AND MCMAHON.

I; annea:s tia, ro oily the victor u! thu great hal
IL. If the sth-he hero of the Maakoil,' General
McAInI.on, saws the New Orleans ficnr"nrl can be-
claimed hy the Irish rnca. bm! the coms"nH"r IN
chief uf the French army. General leliSs'rr ALSO
The following paragraph has much e'"'''"'b'"""'
about it. To gay the least
.Nr. Alexander P:l$si"r. %! Malr:!cid Clonmel,
d,urrs tina, tn! family ~! hls nnlhcsnkr, The 'rncrn''
yu. originally IIu.uenC nli settle" IN dublin alter
,, r,.a;iuu %; the cdc. ui Nantes, and carried on
,n, VIM. l!iul2 Alexander prssirr, iai!:rr Ut The
,,.urlI WAS ultcd lrshu:", and lett Ireland nj IN
early are and never returned. Or. Prii-~!"r WI"
uar nt he grcut E:Aund Burke at Iliuity T"!-
lr;r.'
Thus, it appears, tt.ar McMGhon "'aa m Irish.
nuD iy nr:iI nrs>:cr il IRISH by d".crn-tir spm Of
IN .,h:mmn, IN fact. We aware before tsI':t
Edmund Rurkc'G tn:u: Wa named Pc.i-Scr, but the
cnrIir,riuu brtwrr. hi ir!niy amJ that NJ the Holt
.,:rr nl tie French army, IL mcw 1" IL. However, II
j. ~" The frs; time thar Ireland did good s"rvlcr TOR
France Inc battle Of fun;cm"y mas endrnr"I The
Irish Brga,lrtu her hear, forever We a.! nr" tnIn!'
liar with the iaia! iEaInrut w!:"u--
King Loui. turned hi- r"in
no. ye, my I!.g' Sax' iGr:p"'"-ih" lTi'i :F"r' &c
Enii!-
Ana! F,llrGoy un,.t Fon'cnoy hGh boon" " ";"r'oo-
Wrr" ru '!r.-, r-"- r.nhy ih"mir"-h. y't"Ii'' and