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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

The " Pfcture.,,-The STANDARD of tie 23d
instant undertook TO draw picture, representing, in
the 6ord Imagination d il. editors the editors Of the
Register and Hillsborough Recorder with long poles
feeling after Nj. Shepard But the picture i income
ple,e. fihey had only brought into the foreground
the editors Of the Standard who whiIom wec the
logiss and special admirers u Mr. shepard. but who
are now seated in the muddy pool Of party politics
and engaged in throwing at this same individual The
miserable missiles they are enabled 70 pick uP i
might be easy to find appropriate u.e for These
= tcn-iooi poles" Mr. shepard needs feeling af
ter" He Is engaged in manly conies, with bis op-
ponent and openly bis principles and the free
people u the district sre we'll allie 70 Judge whether Tho
asiuGr he i made Of viii suit ihem.
But 70 be more serious The STANDARD AFFECTS ID
think Il some evidence ~ disrnsi Of Mr. Shepard on
our part, because We have no, nailed HE name 70 ou
Gag. Not 70. Mr.. shepard Is an syowed Democrat
while the Recorder has bee constant in IL advocacy
Of Wing principles. A.be,Neen Mr. Shepard and Mr
Branch, We % MOI hesitate 20 prefer The former beeaus,
o his support q American principles, which We cor
daily approve and, might add bseauss Of his
favorable position On The Public Land question. Bu
Mf. Shepard s not whis candidate. therefore ",
have not placed bis name on our Gag. The Standar
would doubsesss be glad % zee il floating 81 the bea,
Of Wing papers, but We esnno, accommodate II i
his resPect The Wing party have regarded this Dis
tfici 81 hopelessIy Democratic. and We Wings arc
therefore, lea 10 choose between the Two candidate
presented both Of whom are Democrats.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

The CHoLERA.--During the week ending
the 10th instant, there were 20l cholera deaths
at New Orleans, being rs less than for the
previous week. Now that the city has been
visited by fine rains. the hope is INDUCED
that the disease will rapidly abate. The
Bulletin says il has not heard of single case
where cistern water has been uninterrupted
" used. AT Natchez. Miss, on the ist inst,
DR.. Smith, Major Enos, and VIM. Phillips
died Of cholera, aud about dozen slaves
fell victims to the same disease during the
latter part Of May. Mr.. Phillips. one Of the
victims, was seized while riding out. and was
found BY the roadside in hopeless state.
No new cases reported since the LIST inst.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27
The Mas. Meeting Of ,be friend. Of the

The Ma. Meeting Of The friends OF the
j" American Party" held IN Baltimore on Wed.
nesday evening was las we learn from The Bal.
limore PsifioD more numerously sllended and
more harmonious in lie action llisn any sssem-
bIage Of similar character which has met IN
iIisi city for many years. The platform Of pfin.
ciples adopted al Philadelphia was unanimously
endorsed, aud lie addresses delivered were re.
sponded 10 with much enthusiasm. The speak.
ep were The Hon. Kenneth Rsynsr, VI North
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

TESTIMONIAL TO Cow. PERRY On Thursday
the piece Of plate voted by the General Assem-
bly, Of Rhode island was presented at Newport
10 Com. Perry, as token Of appreciation by
his native Stale Of his distinguished services in the
Japan expedition. The plate consists Of a sal.
YER. made OF silver. which weighs 800 ounces,
rich and beautiful piece Of work. and costing
over one thousand dollars. The presentation
was made in very complimentary address by
Gov. Hoppin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

AMERICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION. - Tho
Know Nothing Council recently held in this
city provided for a National Council 10 be held
in Philadelphia, commencing on the 22d Feb
ruary next, 10 select candidates for President
and Vice Presiden, Of the United States. The
delegates are TO be from each State. equal in
number TO lis representation in both branches Of
the United States Congress, and 10 be chosen
by the State Councils, two being from the Stale at
large and one from each Congressional district.
Philadelphia North american.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

BANK OF CLaRENDoS.-rhe new Bank char.
Tered BY The last Legislature. to be located IN
Fayetteville, We learn will go into operation in
a month or so. Specimens Of The notes have
been received Tor the approval Of the Conm's.
sioners. One Of The lenemenls in the Fayetteville
Hnlel building will be used Tor the present as q
Banking house, and ysul. Is being built there.
in for the safe Keeping Of The funds.
North caroLiaiqn.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

A bill has passed the Senate Of Copnseli-
COT leaalizing Ihe performance OF marriages ~
that State BY clergymen cot Of The Stale. The
bill refers 70 the past ss we'll 40 The future. foi
il sppesn that the Isws OF that commonwealth
arc such that al marriages hitherto performed
BY elsIgymen oul Of The State hare been ilra
IA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

ATTEMPT TO BuRs.-The alarm Of FIRE last
night was occasioned BY an attempt to burn
the row Of buildings On the south side of Hay
street, foot Of Haymount. About halfpast
s o'clock fire was put in the rear Of wood.
en- building BY some unknown person. But
fortunately, before getting under way, II was
discovered and. eItinguisbed. The incendia-
~ was seen leaving the spot. but not reccg-
nized. Fay. CpoEaiGa.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

The Inauguration Of the Immaculate Con.
eeption Of the Virgin Mary took place recent
" in the City Of Mexico. The Archbishop
oIiiciated, aud there was a grand procession.
at the head Of which three Of the highest
church dignitaries drew the car containing
the image Of the Virgin.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

The Montpelier Farmer says that, on The cc.
casion Of The late dangerous illness Of Tie widow
Of the Hon. Samuel Pfeniiss, formerly United
States Senator, nine sons. eight Of them lawyers.
and The ninth clerk of Tie United States Dis
lrici Court Of which his father was judge, assem-
bIed al The pslernaI mansion in Montpelier.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

Is 3d. why have they 30 1caiousy denied their ccnnec-
lion with the order But admitting the superior
Of tho Standard upon the question invov-
ed there difficulty attending its version Of the mat
ter which we cannot unrave. The audience was COM
posed Of persons opposed to the Know Nothings, as
well as of those who support their principles; how,
then, could these signs affect both parties Can
the Standard solve this question!
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

Brooklyn. L. l.. is much agi,ated by the
liquor law excitement The grand jury has
found two hundred indictments against tbs
liquor dealers, and the latter have held seye-
raj meetings to prepare Tor their defence.
The German movement to organize militia
~ force to resist the enforcement Of the law.
has called forth proclamation from the May.
or. A police force has also broken up tie
meetings OF the company.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

der.l Government. excep. Tor the protection Of
our constitutional rights.
4. The perpe,uty ofihe Union Of these States
upon the principles OF the Constitution. and :
perfect reservation to them Of all the powers which
they have no, delegated 10 the Federal Govern
ment.
O.. The purity Of the ballol-box and the en-
forcemenl OF law and order
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27
Washington, June lsih.


Gov. REEpER CALLED TO hccorST.-Presi-
dent Pierce has called Gov. Reeder and 9TH
er Kansas officials TO account for speculations
in Kansas with the half-breeds, in violation
Of an act Of Congress. lie tells them they
cannot remain 10 Office unless certain inn
pressions now on his mind shall be,remoyed
by = satisfactory explanation. Reeder pro-
misses to reply when he shall have reached
Kansas.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

SALsBuRy.-Ihe Waterman says tha, the
business OF that place has increased 33i per
cent. This year; that 10000 bbIs. Of Flour have
been sent of by rail road /; thai two 81 the lasl
trains carried down three bundled barrels Of
-four, 1--WE hundred bales Of cotton. 1--WE thousand
bushels Of com-nol 10 mention the tobacco.
bacon and other articles TOO tedious 10 enume.
rate.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

Governor Gardiner, "by and with The advice
81 lbe Council" has appointed A. =. Mansfield,
Esq. Of Dorchester. State Agent, for lhe Sale
Of Liquors." according TO a late Law of The
/" long Parliament" Il mean our laie Lerisa-
iure.) requiring such an agency. Il Is eslimsl-
ed that The salary will amount TO about $4,000
year:--a 6ne Iinle sum for The sale Of iiqour.
Cor. ca. Obserper,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

The balance in the National Treasury is re-
duced to eighteen and half millions Of dollars,
being falling of from the highest point Of ac-
cumulailons las, September Of more Than len
millions Of dollars.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

| Carolina, Jacob Broom, d Pennsylvania, John
Cunningham, Of South Carolina, d. NJ. Car
Tier, Of North Carolina. Albert Pike, Of Arkan.
sas, Vim. s. Crowley. Of Baltimore, A. r. Bole-i
H., Of Virginia, and r. s. Matthews, Of Balii-
more.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-06-27

NEw HANPsHIRE SESAToRs.-On Thursday
last the Senate Of New Hamsphire coneuned
with The House in the election OF James Bell
and John r. Hale 10 The Senate OF The United
States. The votes in the Senate we're as loi-
lows:
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
LEGAL NOTICE.

Joseph M'Cleary admihistra- Probate Court
tor Of Henry Gosnell deceased Petition to sci
vs.. John Gosnell, ct al. lands.
no John Gosnell, one Of the heirs Of the
L said Henry Gosnell deceased, whose place
Of residence is unknown, You are hereby in
formed that ON the 7th day of August, A. D.
1855, the said administrator filed bis petition
in the Probate Court of Jefferson County Ohio,
the object and prayer Of which petition is, to
obtain an order for the sale of the following
real estate, of which the said Henry Gosne!l
died eized, to wit The undivided eighth
part of part of the north half Of Section no
IL, in Township no. 5, Of range no. ., in the
district of lands sold at Steubenvilie Ohio con,
tanning one hundred and fifty acres, more OF
less, being the same tract or parcel OF land OF
which the late john Gosnell died seized su6jec,
to the widow Gosnell sright Of dover therein
Also, thu undivided eight part of the follow
ing described real estate, to wit: A part OF the
south east quarter of section no. %, OF town
ship no. 5, in range no. 9, containing one hun
dred acres, more or less, being the same tract Of
land of which the the late John Gosnell died
siezed.
And that said petition will be for hearing and
decree in said Court, on the llth day of Sept.
Ad. D. 1855. JOSEPH G. MCLEARY,
Administrator Of Henry Gosnell, dec d
Aug. 8, '55,-4t. .......
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
Administr ator's Sale of Real Estate.

IN SATURDAY the 29th day of Sep
" tember 1855, between the hours of and
4 o'clock in the afternoon, on the premises, in
Mount Pleasant Township. will be sold to the
highest bidder the Equitable interest of Joshua
Heudon, late of Jefferson county Ohio, deceased
in the following tract of laud situated in said
county of Jefferson, to wit. Part Of the south
west quarter of section 2S; township Z, and
and range g. beginning for the same at the
south west corner Of said section at post thence
N. l o E Is $40 perches to post, thence n,
25 0 east % perches to a white oak, thence
north 90 west % perches to stone; thence
north 2219 east 90 4-l0 perches to a rock in
the run; thence north So east 36 IL 0perches
to hickory, thence west "a perches to n stone,
thence south 100 perches to the place of begin,
ming, containing 66l.2 acres more or less, and
which said equitable interest is the value ofsaid
tract Of land subject to the payment to David
Hall of $500 with interest from the lst day Of
April 1854, and $500 with interest from
the lst day of April 1855, and is subject to the
payment to Elizabeth Hendon, the widow Of
said Joshua Hendon, of an annuity Of S24,7O
during her natural life. as and for her dover
Appraised at $l250. Terms of Sale; one third
Of the purchase money in hand, on the day oi
sale, and the residue thereof in one and two
years thereafter. will interest from the day oi
sale, to be secured by mortgage on the premis'
es.
pThe Purchasers will be erequired to indem
Nifty the Estate Of said Joshua Hendon, against
the claim of David Han for the residue Of the
original purchase money due as aforesaid from
said Estate to him, by good and sufficient secur.
Iity. isaac HARRIS, Adm'r
of the Estate Of Joshua Hendon, decd
Aug. 80 1855 t.w
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
LEGAL Notios.
..s.' s.@S:' $:''.r. 8. HICKS :, In Partition
VS.


Rachel frice Et al.
NOTICE is hereby given to josiah Price
and Rachel Price bis wife Thomas Hanson
and Elizabeth Ha nsOn his wife, of Jeffer-
son County, Ohio, Jacob Pool and Mary
Pool his wife of Monroe County, Ohio, Jo-
seph Cross and Sarah Cross, his wife Of
Iowa County, Michigan; and Jamaima
Hicks, David Hicks, Isaac Hicks, Elizabeth
Hicks, Francis c. Hicks, aud Martha
Hicks, children of John Hicks deco ascd,
of Jefferson County, Ohio, that on the
18th day Of August 1855, Samuel Hicks
fled in the Office of the Clerk of the Court
of Common Pleas for Jefferson County, o,
against them his petition which is now
pending; wherein the said Petition demands
partition of the following Real Estate, sit
uate in Jefferson County; Ohio, of which
be John Hicks late of said County died
siezed to wit: The South West Quarter
of Section No. IA. in Township Ten and
Range Three. and that at the next Term
of the Court of Common Pleas for said
County of Jefferson said petition will make
application for an order that partition may
be made of said premises. ..
| -,. MOODEY & ELLIOTT.
Aug. 20 St His Attorneys
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
Republican County Convention,

Pursuant to notice the Republican Del.
egates, for Jefferson County, met at Xii
gore Hall, steubenville, on yesterday
(Tuesday) at 10 o'clock, to nominate &
ticket, to be supported by that party a
the next October election 49, .
The meeting was called to order, BY
electing Geo. X. jenkins, President, anG
appointing james D. Ladd and Jus. Craw.
ford, Secretaries.
The result of the deliberations Of the
Convention was the election of the same
candidates, for the various offices, which
we're the choice of the American party,
with one single. eyception--that of Coro.
ner. M'Guire Doyle was the choice of the
Convention for that Office, but he has dc.
clined the nomination. A more intelligent,
respectable, aud harmonious political Con-
vention, We have not had the pleasure to
witness in this county. The Republican
party in Jefferson couuty--to man
stands square upon the 18th July platform,
with the determination to sustain every
man who was nominated by that Conven.
ton, aud thus to render old hunkerdom so
lean, and upsightly on the second Tuesday
Of October next, that his shadow will blush
crimson in an attempt to follow him.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29

p, PosT OFFICE DEpARTMENT--WAsTE
PAPER,-The Postmaster General has
made the following order, in view of the
late discoveries of valuable mail matter
among waste paper lit shall be the duty
of the Postmaster, or o. one Of his assis'
tants, in all cases Immediately before the
Office is swept or otherwise cleared of rub
bish, to collect and examine the waste pa
per which has accumulated therein, in or
der to guard against the possibility Of loSt
Of letters or other mail matter which may
have fallen on the floor, or have been in
termingled with such waste paper during
the transaction Of business. The obser'
vance Of this rule is strictly enjoiued upor
all postmasters, and its violation will con
sti,ute grave ofense. Postmasters must
be careful to use, in mailing letters o.
packets, all wrapping paper fit to be uset
, again, and the sale Of any such paper il
strictly forbidden by the regulations Of thu
department..
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
RAnnhlican Mass Meetings.

There will be Mass Meetings of the Re.
publicans at the places and time specified
as follows, viz:
New Lisbon, Wednesday, August 29-
to be addressed by Messrs. Chase, B. F.
Wade, Spalding and Bingham.
Carrolton, Thursday, August 3O-by
Messrs. Chase, E. Wade, Bingham and
Stumbaugh.
New Philadelphia, Friday, August 81
by Chase, Sapp, E. Wade and Letter.
Canton, Saturday, September by
Chase, E. Wade, Eckley and Stambaugh
Wooster, Monday, Sept. 3-by Chase
E. Wade, Eckley, P. Bliss, and Stambaugh
Nlillersburg, Tuesday, Sept. 4--by Chase
Sapp, Letter and Stambaugh.
Mt. Vernon, Wednesday, Sept. 5--b,
Chase, Ford, Campbell, and Kimball.
Mt. Gilead, Thursday, September 6--by
Chase, Campbell, Sherman and Kimball
Mansfield, Friday, Sept. by Chase
Campbell, Galloway and Letter.
Ashland, Saturday, Sept. S-by Chase
Campbell, Letter and Bliss. g
Marysville, Wednesday, Aug. 29-by
Gibson, Stanton, and Galloway.
Bcllefontaine, Thursday Aug. 3O-by
Ford, Gibson, Stanton and Galloway.
Delaware, Saturday, Sept. by Ford
Gibson, Stanton and Galloway.
By order of the Republican State Cen
trail Committee. A. P. STONE, Cha m
". B. THRALL, Sec'y.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29

OUR paper Of this day contains au advcr-
tisement of D. Scott, to which we refer
oar readers. 1t isonly necessary that per-
SONS wishing to purchase anything in his
lino of business should call at the "City
ehce Store in order to iusure their patron.
age.
Mr.. T. F. Scott formerly OF th is place
but more ntly of Pittsburgh has taken
charge of the Store, and is determined tc
col on such terms as cannot but secure the
patronage of those who desire god arti
ole at low price The many old a'ql'in
tences of Mr.. 7. f. Scott are pleSs-3 tc
learn that he has concluded to return tt
the home of his childhood, and again ic
miagls WI gtho friends and companions
of his youth. We greet him with i cor
dial welcome and hope that his energy iu
dustry and perseverance may be rewarded
By an ample remuneration. ....
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
nSy-Baruabas Bates, the PROFESSIONALISM

n3- -Barnabas Bates, the PROFESSIONALLY
ebriate in Albany, who wanted the Justice
to letAim pay his fines by the year, told
the court that twelve years since he was
worth $4,000, and was surrounded by a
happy family, In an evil hour he bought
lottery ticket; and now wife, children
and farm are all gone. The wife is in her
grave, the children are married and settled
away from him, and his farm has been squan-
dercd for lottery tickets.
Denniston, who robbed the mails at Chi
cago, a short time since has been sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment.
Wilson Shannon has accepted the Gov
ernorship of Kansas, and will depart forth
with for that Territory.
| AT an election for Judge of Second Dis
trict Court, at New Orleans, on the 18th,
the Americans carried their candidate by
1,25O majority over all others.
The present census of Wisconsin will
show the population Of the entire State to
be nearly six hundred thousand Five
years agoit was 3O5,39l. ..a
The Washington "UniOn" Of Friday an
.nounces the appointment by the Presiden
of DR.. Parker; as Commissioner to China
The Doctor has accepted. s.t
The Apple crop now maturing promises
to be very abundant. In Western New
York farmers have commonly been obliged
to prop up the limbs of the trees, on account
Of the quantity Of fruit.
The Irish and German laborers on tn,
Toronto and Hamilton railroad have allow
ed their natural prejudices to break int
open hostilities, and on Tuesday last on
man was killed in melee between them
Accounts speak of the dreadful scourgt
that is devastating Norfolk and its vicini
ty, as on the increase. The deaths seen
to average about six daily. In Portsmouth
on the 18th, there were II deaths and l!
new cases. The contributions from Bait
more thus far, average $4,000.
BY the Orizaba arrived at New Orlean
with news from Mexico to the 9th, and tn
Navula from Brownsville on the 9th an
Galveston the 10th inst, we have news 0
the revolutionary movements, &C., which
moro conflicting even than usual
A dispatch from Panama dated Jul
: 29th announces that the new telegrap
line across the Isthmus Of Panama is near
ly completed and that'it is expected to b
n working order by the 9th of August
From Oregon we learn that the repor
, brought by the last proceeding steame
from California, that majority of the pee
pie of Oregon had voted in favor of
) convention TO form State Government
was incorrect.
, WARREN COUNTY. the element
opposed to the Democracy, cmbraciu
Wings, Know Nothings and Republican,
are to hold an open peoples convention o
the 9th inst. to nominate q county ticke
No secret nominations will be made in th
, councils.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29


SA- The following named gentlemen are
requested to act as Local Agents for the
True American;
Warrenton, John M'Adams.
Mt. Pleasant, John Mercer, .-
Smithfeld, VIM. Mathews. z
Martinsville, A. Martin.
New Alexandria, DR.. Worthington.
Lagrange, j. A. Mahugh,
Cross Creek, j. Moore.
Bloomfield, DR.. Cole.
Salem, Fl. Laferty.
Island Creek, j. OeHaf,
,Jeddo, j. W. Ragan. ...
Knoxville, J, Woodruff. va
Mitcheps Salt Works, P. Cable.
Elliottsville, H. B. Stewart. fF ..
Wcllsville, Stephen Fasset.
New Lisbon, II. M'Caskey.
Fairview, Guernsey Co, VIM. George
Cambridge, j. Sarchet,
Waynesburg, Green Co. Pa, J.. Porter
Cadiz, Harrison Co., VIM. Milligan.
Wheeling, Va, James Lancaster.
Should it be inconvenient, as it evident
ly would be in many cases--for subscriber!
to hand their money to either Of the above
named gentlemen, they will please for
ward it to US by mail, at our risk.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un'
y dersigned have been duly appointed and
qualified, as the administrators Of the estate ol
Nicholas Merryman, late of Jefferson county
Ohio, deceased.
Ali persons indebted to said estate are re-
buested TO make immediate paym Mt, and those
having claims against the same to present them
duly authenticated for settlement.
JARRET MERRYMAN.
..r WILLIAM MERRYMEN,
Administrators Of Nicholas Merryman, decd
Aug. Is, 4t-pd. .i,
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29

BERKs CouNTY.-The Wings of Berks
held their annual county meeting last week.
The resolutions re-af6rm their old party
doctrine-takc ground against Pierce and
Slavery exteusion n; and in favor Of the ad-
ministration of James Pollock. A Con-
vention is called on the third Saturday Of
September to form a Whig county ticket,
to be supported at the next election.
True American. [volume] (Steubenville [Ohio]) 1855-1861, 1855-08-29
For the True American.
MisOellaneous Enigma.

~AASSSAA@ASS0S A--o~
/ am composed of 20 letters.
My 10, 4, IS. is part of the body.
My 6, II, 2, 10, is verb.
Ny 16, %, 20, is part Of the head.
My 8, l, 2, is nickname for male.
My 9, 5, IL, Is, is an eminence.
My 1S, ID, II, 8, is what most persons
like to do.
My2l, 6, 16, is much used in warm weather
Ny p, 9, I, 5, lS, is an indispensable ar
ticle of furniture.
My whole is the favorite motto of one
of the political parties Of the U. States