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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15
SAMUEL j. X. HANDY,
(LATE OF PLACERyILLE, CAL,

COUNSELLOR AT LAW
TTAVING removed to Volcano, will strictly at
L L tend to all Professional Business conidcd to
him. in the several Courts of Amador, Calayeras
and III Dorado counties, and in the Supreme Court
Of the State
Go~ Office tn Hale & Adams fre-proof building,
UP STARS.
dec 7-lyeS
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15
Clothing, Clothing, CIthing.

consisting Of
= PANTS.
New styles Plain and Fancy Cass Pants
New STYLES Plain and Fancy Sat. Pants
Black Doeskin and Cass. Pants
Assorted Kentucky Jean Pants;
Linen Duck and Drill Pants.
VESTS.
White and Check Marseiles Vests;
Plain and Fancy Cassimer Vests;
Plain and Fancy Silk Vests
SUITS.
Plain and Fancy Cass Business Suits
Plain and Check Business suits.
COArs.
Black Cloth Frock Coats
DRAWERS AND SHIRTS
Gray and White Merino Shirts and Drawers
Hickory, Check and Flannel Shirts.
OyERHAI1.s AND Socks.
Denim Jumpers and Overhalls
Cotton, Merino and Wool Socks
HATS, CAPS, BLANKETS, &c, &c.
In addition to the above, we have fine assort
ment Of Goods generally kept in our line.
june % Soft
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

ni1hIH.-On the 9th inst, the wife of Mr.. Jas
,.-su'oA Of Aqueduct City, of daughter.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

CMOKED Beef for sale al the Centre Store.
- TlIEJRKAUE d Co.
oct ls 52-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

THE Republican papers of California, gen
orally, are still in existence waiting to see
L Fremont is elected President If the
Woolly Horse should happen to Slip in, he
would have large and very hungry family to
Ieed-out Of Uncle Sans corn-crib.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

rofsnsome pp
triry Intermittent and other teser
n Dsea
stiff joints with astonishing
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15
Phoenix Works,

] kIYIREDGE, Proprietor,
MANUFACTURER OF Fire-proof Doors
wi Shutters, Vaults &C. Batter1, near Pacific
streets, san FRANClsc0.
N. b. Orders from the country attended to
promptly. large assortment of second hand
doors aud shutters constantly hand, and for sale
at VERY LOW PRICES.
oct 4 50-Gm
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

Der Unterzeichnete, erlaubt sch SEMEN Freunden
und Bekannten gehorsamst ais Doctor der Mcdicin
zu empfehlen, j. SCHUMER.
nov | 2-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

CtHOICE brands of Tobacco and Cigars on hand
f-land for sale by GEO JOHNSON.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

CHRISTMAS BALt.-Know all men by these
presents, that Volcano H. & l.. Co. No. l
E.l give ball Christmas Eve, Deer. oath,
lSj6. Make your Holiday calculations ac-
Cordingly
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

SrrrFiyo.-The election returns, Gas has
ZEN remarked by cotemporary) indicate
HAT the Democrats have been extensively
Engaged at their old tricks--stuiiug the bal
Do Notwithstanding the Election Off
ers were Know Nothing all over the State.
rhose blasted Democrats-why, they've
E,utIad all the ballot boxes full Of Buck and
b}reck tickets Well, it's a way they have !;
Eni it appears to be all folly to attempt to
,utN Stoo In if
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

(tRANBERRIEs in Kegs, for sale at the Centre
~ Store THEURKAUF & Co.
oct Is 81 II
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

D,s,nrRArrM-An excellent walk has
.oostrueted from Main street, above
volcono House to the Baptist church.
an improvement that has been much
r.5s5 Last winter, it was almost out of
arostion for a lady to reach the church.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15

, NEAT CorTAGE.-Mr. Is. +. george is
,t,ior Nd very neat cottage house, on
IT,, street, opposite the water works
L. on completed, Mr.. G. and family will oc-
.oy # as a residence 1t is gratifying to
,co,, such evidences of good taste and en-
,,rn-iso among the citizens of our prosper
h. little mountain city
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-15
Medical Card.

DR. J. SCHUMER takes the liberty to announce
~ to bis friends and the public in general, that
he has commenced practising medicine.
Onlce below the Centre Store on the opposite
side of the street.
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taking step ID the right direction. Ivy Nc"
building. for public Offices are tobe erecf~' 0e".sa
Charlie. street and Downing street.-the one 'or INC
use of the Secretary of State for War, ana 'oe
other for the Secretary Of State for Foreign Anain
Sir Benjamin Hall has declared that 1t the lived
ton of Government TO invite architects OF all ccun'
tries to prepare designs and to compete for the
erection OF the buildings This is wise and LIBERAL
and we doubt not will have the effect of furnishing
the rsiion with what il wants done IN the best man
ner. We would suggest that a similar breadth De
given 10 the field of competition for the new Post
Office aud for the other public buildings, State and
CITY. as well as national which the growing neces'
sites Of the country demand. Hostile as favortsm
and obbery are to every good thing in nation, they
are fatal to all attempts at public improvement IN
matters connected with the fine arts. Buildings
statues sud pictures should bear the impress OF
genius and not the esr-mark OF iooby'monserins
and of family or party interest
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

There can be no doubt that majority of the peo
pie Of New.York honestly desire to save the city
from the disgrace and the other positive evils
involved in the reelection of Fernando Wood to
the Mayoralty. The point Of difference among the
various parties relates solely 70 the mode OF dong It,
There are now i'll nomination four separate can
didates in opposition to Wood, and on this fact that
individual relies to override both the moral sense and
he intelligent sef.nterest If the community, and
nrench himself anew in the power and plumber OF
the City Hail. That part of the Buchanan men who
oppose him have nominated Mr.. Alderman Libby,
the Fillmore men Mr.. Alderman Barker, the Re-
formers Judge Whiting and the Republicans Mr..
Anthony j. Blocker. To- dissipate the vote of the
opposition upon So great number of candidates is
plainly to secure the success of Wood.
Mr. Libby would no doubt administer the Office
with honesty and ability, but he has not votes
enough behind him to justify an attempt TO concen-
trate upon him the entire opposition. No man.
whore purpose really is T. put an END to the reign
of fraud robbery and reckless extravaganza IN the
municipal administration, can in!elgently cast
vote for Mr.. Libby. Such votes will be thrown
away, aud will in effect help Wood.
AS for Mr. Barker, his autecedents are not such
as to inspire confidence. We do not accuse him OF
any such gigantic talent for rascalty as the public
at large have come TO attribute to Mr.. Wood, but
he is gentleman of more facility aud geod-nature
than backbone. He is not the man for the tempta-
tionS and corruption which the Mayor of this City
must fight against. His election would he some
what better than that of Wood but not much. He
will never do.
Judge Whiting stands next on the list. He is
Buchanan man, but honest, and We dare say would
make good Mayor. lie had a considerable sup
port in the Fillmore Convention, but nat enough to
nominate him. Had he been taken up by that body,
il would have been an indca ion Of a Willingness to
unite the opposition 10 Wood upon him, and in
that case We presume the Republicans would have
him st least tact and moral support Then
Woods suppression would have been certain; but
the defeat of Whiting in the American Conv ention
extipcuished the chance Of uniting on hun, and left
TO the Republicans the du.y of bringing forward Il
new man. around whom the earnest opponents of
Wood might make a stand against the present out
raceous abuses Of the City Government.
Such nan was found in Mr. Blcecker. In point
| Of energy. ability and integrity he offers all the
guarantees for AN upright and useful administration.
lie has toe, powerful. compact aud enthusiastic
parry b,lna nim. 10 man Of sense viii no" dis
pute that tie vote OF lie CT, sor Col Fremont "a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
November will greatly exceed that for Mr.. Fillmore.

November will greatly exceed that for Mr.. Fillmore
This vote will also naturally be given to Mr..
Blocker. He IT, then, the only candidate for the
Wood 1t is thus the plain duty of the ReforIners
to adopt him as their candidate in place OF Judge
Whiting, who, we presume, viii lose no time In
Withdrawing from the contest. 1t is equally the
duty IF all who desire the prosperity and respecta'
billy Of the city, to come forward and jealousy
labor for his election We hope this may be done
successfully; otherwise it is impossible to tell 10
what depths of official iniquity, or TO what violent
and unlawful remedies, the city may be reduced
Let us take warning by the example OF san
Francisco and ret in time.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

Some of the papers comment with some marks
Of surprise upon the nonchalance exhibited b. the
person nov in the Tombs, charged with the for
gerry aud fraud to large extent PerPetrated in
Wall street. We see no occasion for surprise.
This person, having given such demonstration of
bis sharpness and smartne.s, doubtless considers
himself on the high road TO be nominated for Mayor
aid TO lave bis nonina ion Endorsed and his election
pressed upon the voters by some of the leading capt
tais;s Of the city. There is, to be sure, little
avkwardue.s in his being found out; but that, as
we.l.Lncun instances prove, is no bar to his being
u, u;rsted s.d .ldor,ed s. above suggested. T. IS
10. :, be opposed ..at Any New Ccu.! sui
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Premopt Not a Romnn Catholic.

For several months pat letters have been pouring
in by hundreds and by thousands begging for some
thing conclusive on the question whether Col Fremont
is or ever has been Roman Catholic As We do not
believe that Protestant is necessarily any better
than Roman Catholic, we have been inclined to make
light of the matter. But the pressure has become 80
great that we have finally consented to issue pam
phlet on the subject, which completely disposes of
it. Now all those who have been so much in want
of euch document can be accommodated Price per
tbousaud AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

We give on another page further retracton by
Mr.. McMaster of his charge of falsehood against
COL Fremont; also positive denial by the Rev.
Dr. Pise of one of the last falsehoOds Of The En-
press The slandercrs of Col. f. are being rapidly
crushed beneath the fragments of their own
caluDnies, while their very malignty and reckless
ness have only aided in securing the election to the
Presidency of the man they have sought to destroy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14
Business Notices.
THE YouYG MANS BUSINESS HAT
sEw STYLES oF THc CAsHNtstIIt.
- .notber importation Of this useful,

In announcing smother importation OF THIS useful eecomT
. -. =, soN Hat GFSIN would premise that he has
81 be monopoly Of the fabric In this market aud that 10
genuine CAshueree can D" ooAeo eher oy aeAefs OF Tie
nnblo except from his estsblishment
TIE fr., Consignment Of the sce-and Il was large one
was sold with npdiy uneHamprd ~ th' branch OF the Hat
i.ted which until be has been unable to supply
ne pre.ent importation Of superior quality and embraces
,,ter diversity Of shapes and oOor than The last Such IL
The n popularity Of this ye q H, in france and In
,I.nd PARIS almost constantly
EN- ooyed In meeting the home demand and End difficult 70
provide Transatlantic market AL the surplus they
produce has been contracted for by the undersigned
and will be- forwarded a. fast a. II secumulatHs.
The grand furoe for the ko..uh Hat equal 10
the raze for this elegant convenient aud durable business
sporting and travelling Hat for young
The Csshmerette hxed fact In the undres equipment Of
Yorng America. GssIS No. "a Broadway.
Opposite 81 PauPs Church
~ Country Merchants supplied from sssoried 'to'k
Of One Kindred DnZen.
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jury taking into account the sort Of men which the
city seem. to prefer for its municip. officers, will
cut short this persons career of usefulness BY send
ing bin TO Sing Sirg The statute Of limitations
may not serve him, and perhaps bis transactions
can hardly be softened down into mere breach OF
trust; but il can be satisfactorily established we
think. that bis conduct was much less criminal than
that Of some other high functionaries-whose e1'
ample and success be perhaps had in his eye when
be entered upon the late scceutrciues of career
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limited number Of advertisements are taken in
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE at the rate Of dollar ne
This paper has attained circulation Of H5.Wo
copies, and is unquestionaby the best medium eHtan
for advertising in the country. Advertisements should
be handed in at any time before, and not later than
Tuesday of each week.
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their own abilities, which is tbs cardinal s,..
Iant to mental and material development.
In many of his Official acts, Alexander
reason, has changed his tactics and dive,
from the line of policy marked out By his f,a..
We hope, for the sake of humanity, for III. al :.
Of the Russian people, and for the sake Of The y.,.
OF its present Czar that be will use bis pox., !.
emnnripate his serf', on the plan adopted !,
Pru.sis. and that in this way he may real,. ~.
wishes and perfect the partial success Of the ,,4,
years of Nicholas.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

We UNDERSTAND that sine ;Ae contrbutloa 81
fifty dollars BY The beautiful ysang lady to tn" IRE.
mon. Volunteer Document Committee, No. i2-
Nassau strest. many persons who were Opposed 20
give small suns have felt dhident abot comAs
forward. This .hould not be so; for at the ger!
low price at which documents are r,,s pub),,Aed'
every dollar does substantial service
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Aetpnurk daily Wribm,te
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IA, 1856.
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

To OUR in sending remittsnee' re
quently omit ton the Of the POstOfce, an
teyg frequently the Of the State 10 which their Ppd
Is be sent. Always mention the name OF the Po' Cet
and STATE
No notice be taken Of anonymous Communication What
Il intended for insertion b. authenticated c he
and address Of the wrer-no necessarily Tor p1ohcs
tion, but guaranty Of his good faith.
We cAnuO undertake 20 Ieturu rejected COmnunicAOns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

We have rumor of the Kansas Election, stating
that Gen. Whitfield has been reelected without OPP
position. Another dispatch states that Stringtel-
low has been trying to hang couple of merchants
of Weston, Mo-, but the citizens threatened to
make a Hannah of him if he did no; forthwith leave,
and be left.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

The parade of the NewYork Fire Department
yesterday grand affair, and was witnessed by
over one hundred thousand people in Broadway
alone Six thousand two hundred and twenty
fremen Joined in procession.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

Tie crazy Wire and the O<ber blatant di'1nioo'
lis Of Virginia are used up, Mr.. Bolts has tai'nea
them. They undertook to drive lin out Of 'ne
s.ate Be jeaed ;cep, IN .erms which would e'ec
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

The Florida Election is still in fog. The latest
dispatches are more favorable to the Americans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

FILL ANOTHth VICTORY lot zoe
CELIBRATED WILDER PATENT SsLAsAND,L onh
One OF hese celebrated Feproo Safes delivered up is
fonts in STATE OF PREsEkNAIios htsf P .s
trousb the Gre Al the burnr Of Bth Tobacco Factory
the I'd inst. ,..,a ala
This ceebrssd Pire proof Sse IL NOT now rade u
by S,jss Herring hs license having expired but can .. h
Of all zes) Of the Psenees who have again conPs'e1 ~
Hannfso,ory and ready 70 receive ORDERS
Depot, No. IL Wster-st., near Wal n...Lco
p,.,nfees and MsnufActureTs
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UNCLE NEDs ADVICE TO STRANGERS VISITING


NV YoRX:- ,.,.
The man who puts his hand within
A rat.trap. gets \ bite
tup'icd, fOI the iron fang'
Lay open 20 bis sight. e,
Brt ian. more subtle here are iOunH'
Where yerdsnt fools are ed
p,,.s watches rotten clJthe, abO-ud
And PAIR Funk Ifed
On We who seek Mamma ans shores
No more let sharpers bleed,
Bat bic 20 SNlTHs' marmOrt o. stores,
And purchase hat YOU need
For texture. eheapuess style and hue,
SMITHS goods were never mated,
And on q ticket clear to view
The price Of each Is stated.
asrrg BRoTBIks OsE Pace Wholesale aud Retail Cloth
ins " .reroous Nos. I22 and lao FutoI.st kew1Ork.
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FgANeFAs>I-From the Holy City!
FsANGP.NAI-The mo,t fragrant and lasting of al pe.
PIEssE LuBIs, London; GEo Z. hCER Co. Aseus,
Cbeuiss No. SO Broadway
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To PURCHASE CAKPETiNGs
At Great Bargains
Call ON
PETERSON & HUmpHRBy,
o. 5sl Broadway, opposite ST Nicholas Hotel.

10 PURCHASE ChkPEItNGs
At Great Bargains,
Call
PETERSON HUMpHRBY,
No. 5si Broadway, opposite ST Nicholas Hotel
WHDEg's PATENT SA.AMANDER SAFE, with
Hteuns Mnvin's Improvement The best Safe In the
eoIdv Secured the cssbrsed la Belle Powder PToo
specton Of Mr. sTsAESs whe has for years suPera
tended their manufacture, during which time not dollar
has been consumed IL one OF hemZ3 hsv
been tested in accidental fires
Warranted free FROM damPn.ss FOR sale oy -.
srIARSs MARVIN, Nos. 40 Murray aud l46 WateT-st
seoopd Safes Of other makers st reduced prices
DIR. TURNBULL,
OcULIsT AND AURIs T,
from LODdOnJ
I. The Everett House Union square where may be
Once hours from m 20 ?.
From The London Times 49,,
number scientific gentlemen assembled yesterday az tho
ho. Of ID, Turnbn 10 the results produced by
recently discovered by the Doctor aud applied Tor tAe
cure OF ,- .. p.,.,,..
Between twenty and thirty patients attended many Of
whom stated By then parents hsu beeh DOfh ues aHo
dumb
that t6ei. Deafness been cured by the application Of
Dr. TURSBULLs REMEDIES.
And sppeas singular is that whether the disease
depended psysi. Of the auditory rupture OF he
tympanu obstruction Of the internal passages reci mas
obtained complete effected wihoat delay pain OF
Inconvenience.
Several patients who represented that they had been com
plctely blind, said that they could now
SEE PERFECTLY WELL.
We with the MessTs Chambers that Dr. IVRNBULL
ha BY patience aud ingenuity obtained grasp Of certain new
indictments aud methods. calculated to
CURE CAsES on DEAtSgs,
snrhs wpreu cure
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

D,yIps's Excel SioR lNDTLlBlE mn WITHOUT
PRrrK.rIox- sriclc las been very much improved
since the August and we no" oder TO 'Ae Trade WIN
uuGntee Gifts -
SUPERIORITY OVEN ANY oTAEs ,
use according TO dire tons f0I sa' y al "' P'p'
s,.iioners in the United States
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

CHEAP AND Beautiful
Three.piy CAEPETs for Fall Trade.
IScRAISs from 8 TO 8.
Hand some EEyETIAs STAB ll6 20 81.
ASDsRsos's No. ~ B1werv
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CURTAIN MATERIALS.
OF every description,

Cheat time cheat nature II you can,
And beauty the outward man.
II In HAN the blemish lie,
Cure IL with CHRIsTADoRo's Dye.
Hair of any Oburxious color changed to SPLEEN
did black or brown minutes. by CHRISTADoRos EN
crLsoR DYE prepared sold aud privately applied, at No
House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

Pianos AND MELODEONS.-lhe HORACE WA
rkRs modern improved PIANOS and MELODEOSs are TO be
only No 1873 Broadway Pianos to rent and rent allowed
on purchase, for sale monthly payments hand N
amos from $50 $40 McoGeOns from $40 to $50 Pianos
tuned aud repaired polished boxed and moved Inc Horace
Atet Pianos says Tho York Evangelist are known
u amor the very bs enabled speak of these in
rument. with confidence from personal kno~
ed Of their ON and durable quality
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-10-14

BARRys TRICOPnEROUs is universally acknowi-
sde TO be best cheapest article for bcsu,fyns curl
ing preserving, restoring aid s,rens thening the
HUMAN HAIR
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1856-11-18
$l.5O I'm advance
Editor: and Proprietor
The Kansas Prisoners.

The Athens Messenger publishes anoth-
er letter from one of the Kansas prisoners,
addressed to brother, DR.. Samuel Marsh,
formerly Il resident of Athens County, and
well known there. We commend it to our
readers and bespeak it candid perusal,
for it illustrates the character of tie ''reoce"
which Gov, Geary says now prevails
throughout the Territory. Sucha a "peace"
is ten times more ei1ectual in securing the
ends OF the Slave Democracy, than the open
war that has heretofore existed. Shall not
an administration guilty Of such unralal-
leled atrocities be overthrown and made to
fcelthe scorn and contempt of an indignant,
outraged people?
LEcoMproN, Sept. &c, 1865.
DEAR DocToR:
lhaye been close prisoner
since week ago last Monday morning. l
have no opportunity--and if | had am
not able-to write the incidents Of my life
during the last five weeks.
have been driven from my home by
the Rufims; and two or three times have
tried to get back; but each time have been
interccpted-TInED AT, chased for miles,
and my escape wM life has Jesn wAo7ly
o@jng 10 the speed Of my horse. Last Sat
urday night, with some one hundred and
twenty others, started for our country,
hoping to be able TO reach home, and get
a clean suit Of clothes. On Sunday, we
fell on Il party of armed men at Hickory
Point, and battle cnsued, which lasted
some six or seven hours. We h0d tuo men
mo,iGhy 'roUnded and number of others
severely. TIE opposite party had one kill
ed, and u number wounded.
During the night the camp was sulroun-
dcl by United States troopS, and all taken
prisoners, and marched to Lecompton.--
Here we lay some nine days on the open
prairie, guarded by the troops, mMouttcnts
or U0Rh'ts, and On half ra.ions, before We
lad our preliminary examination.
This we had day before Yesterday, and
were all commiHcd for MURDER in Ike first
degree, and bound over for court. ] have
not vet learned when this is to be had, but
think next March, unless there is spec
ial session forour benefit.
There are One UondrCd Of as, ocr"1'y
tag Il small JuiId ng, same tyenty by Mirt5
; feet square and guarded by Il company o
Kansas militia, WHOSE HOMES ARE IL Ms
SOURI,.
We have heard many threats against on
lives, since we have been confined. ] d,
I, not consider MY life safe single hour
while guarded by them. never though
should be tried for murder, but aucl
seems likely to be tic case, if | live t
y stand the trial. have a clear conscience
], in this matter-neycr having EnowingI
y injured any man.
; | have been very unwell for two or thre
: days, and not able 10 sit up. write thi
Il on my back. If hard fare and usage vii
II kill any one, many will never leave her
3 alive.
Direct 10 Lawrence.
Good-bv.
u Your aft. Brother,
n