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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1856-09-10
Brushes, Brushes

TN Store fine variety of Paint, Varnish, Grain
i ing Blenders, Tanners, Whtewash, Crumb
Dusting and Hair Brushes and Combs-Flest
Brushes and Hair Goyes-Nail, Tooth and Shaving
Brushes, Sc. For sale by
A. G. g. T. J. TEAGUE, Druggists.
Nav % IT ~
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THE EDGEFIELD BOOT AND SHOE
MANUFACTORY!

TNEE Subscriber most respect &aa
i fully informs his friends that 4&
he is still at the same old Stand, .~A8BtS
and makes to order,
Boots and Shoes
or THE BEST MATERIAL AND WORKMANSHIP.
Also, on hand, very fine assortment Of
Dress, Double Solcd Water Proof and Quilted
Bottom BOOTS;
And, as usual a variety Of those FINE PUMP
BOOTS. so much and 20 justly admired.
All of which, in future, he will sell at the Low
est Prices for CASH and CASH ONLY.
He will strictly adhere to this rule in every instance,
and earnestly trusts that NONE will expect him to
depart from it. VIM. McEFO1.
Sent 25 If 81
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Notice.,

A IL persons indebted to the Estate Of William
~ D. Thurmond. decd, are requested to make
payment to the undersigned. And those having
demands against the same will present them accord
ing 10 law. ..-.:. y: J.
Anil 81 1855. II 70
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Caution to all,
Notice.

Notice.
4 I'll those indebted 10 the Estate Of J. E. Free.
n man will please come forward and pay W
Immediately; and those having demands against the
Estate will present them properly attested.
J. H. JENNINGS, Ad,rs
j. W. FREEMAN,
Eeh
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
Thomas Fl Trent

us. Attachment.
hanback, & Cooper.
ENHE Plaintiff in the above stated case, having
u this day filed his Declaration in my Office
and the Defendants having neither wife nor Attor.
ney known within the limits of this State, on whom,
copies of said Declaration with rules to plead cnn
bo served, On motion of Mr.. STYLES, Plaintiff s
Attorney, Ordered that said Defendants appear aud
plead to said declaration within q year Gud day
from the date hereof or final and absolute judgment
will be given against them.
THOS. G. BACON, COED.
Oct IL. 1855 oily 46
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EDGEFTELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS.
WILLIAM J. TURNER, who is in the custody
w Of the Sheriff Of Edge6eld District by vir.
tue of q Writ of Capias ad Satistaciendum, at the
suit of johnson, Crews & Brawley, having filed in
my Office together with Schedule on oath Of his
estate and effects, his petition 10 the Court of Com
mon Pleas praying that he may be admitted TO the
benefit of the Acts of the General Assembly made
the relief Of insovent debtors 1t is ordered that
the said johnson, Crews & Brawley, and all other
creditors to whom the said William j. Turner is in
anywise indebted, be- and they are hereby summon
ed and have notice TO appear before the said Court
at Edge6eld Court House, on Monday the sixth day
of October next, to show cause if any they can why
the prayer Of the petitioner aforesaid should not be
granted.
Clerks Office, June l6, 1856 16t ID.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT

EDGEFiELD DISTRICT
IN COMMON PLEAS.
THOMAS j. HARRIS. who is in the custody ol
L the Sheriff Of Edgefeld District, by virtue Of
Writ Of Capias ad respOndendu'n at the suit OF
Henry Howard, having filed in my Office together
with Schedule on oath Of his estute and effects.
his PETITION to the Court Of Common Pleas. praying
thar lie may be admitted to the benefi, Of the Acts
Of the General Assembly made fr the relief Of in
solvent debtors: 1t, ordered that the said Henry
Howard, and all other creditors to whom the said
Thomas J. Harris is in anywise indebted, be. and
they are hereby summoned, and have notice to ap-
pear before said Cour, at Edee6elh Court House,
on Monday the sixth day Of October next, to show
cause if any they can why the prayer OF the petitioner
aforesaid should not be granted.
THOS. G. BACON, C. p.
Clerks Office, June l6, 1856 l6 "a.
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,


EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
HENRY r. SPANN, who is in the custody of
II the Sheriff of Edgefeld District, by virtue of
a Writ of Capias ad Satisfaciendum, at the suit Of
James Sheppard, having filed in my Office together
with Schedule on oath of his estate and effects, his
petition to the Court Of Common Pleas, praying that
he may be admitted to the benefit of the Acts Of the
General Assembly made for the relief of iDsolvent
debtors: 1t is ordered that the said James Shep-
pard, and all other creditors to whom the said
Henry R. Spann is in anywise indebted, be, and
they are hereby summoned, and have notice to
appear before the said Court Mt Edgc6ed Court
House, on Monday the sixth day Of October next
to show cause if any they why the prayer Of the
petitioner aforesaid should not be granted.
THOS. G. BACON, c. CT.
Clerks Office, June l6, 1856 l6t "a.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
CONSTABLE SALE

Q rArS OF ctLIFo 2NIA, couyrY OF NRv.n, r,,,,
~ ship OF Eureka-ss Ky virtue of an EXECUTION o n
delivered. Issued from the Court OF D. " Norton rsn
an acting Justice Of the Peace in and for The
aforesaid bsnrng date July lst. A. 1850 to satisfy
judgement rendered by said Justice the Peace on n
ooih Gay of June d. 1856 in favor of Coo G. McN.bk
ana against Nm Baker. for the of S225 20 debt in
ieresf, damages and csls of sai have AIKEN in
on and viii sell to the hghes, bidder for cash in from,
ssth day Of July. A. D. 1856 between The hours of = ~
clock VI and O'Clock P, NJ all he right titIs and n,sr
Isl OF M baker In and TO certain House and Lot ana
BIZ x smnh shop situated on snow Point on the Was,
sfde OF ihe Main street. adjoining Mctabes Hotsl nj
so me s'ose and furniture of The house. and the Goa
STOCK ano tnos belonging 10 the Shop. Taken as thu
and accruing costs Neu4'uaA
July ID. A. u. lr5e. HENRY N0OS ro....L..
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
IJSBAND SLEEPING.

BY Mrs. c. Ms. CONNER.
sl'epRn, awhile, my ha band dear,
Fro..*nind ahd body's labor free;
Ny hesxPs "small voicen thou canst not hear.
Though through my eyes Il speaks to thee.
Not all thy careless early time
Not youths first bloom upon thy brow
Net manhoods sefadmirins prime
Could make thee dear az thou art now.
The silTer threads thy temple sreak,
Brought hither, not by time, but care
Thy hearts unselfsh tolls bespeak,
Aud shine like sky-bea ms scattered there
Maturity Of mind and will
Years that deep searching truths have brou ght !:
A soul for progress thirsting still
selfabnegstpg, generous thought -
No, quenched by harsh ingr iiiudc,
By contact with the worlds foul blight
Atonng for each wiIlful mood,
Finding In chari ty, delight
All these hath time improved In thee:
But who shall do thee justice Monet
Can none thy heart lay bare and free,
Nor raise the spirits veil i-yes-onel
one eye each close-writ leaf scans through,
And daily reads thy book oflife:
Treasures the Volumes record true,
And d"'N'- N~-~-s th~"-'hv wifet
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

ment Of John Adams prophecy, that this
day would be celebrated with cannon, bon
fires, illuminations and other denlonstrs-
tions of patriotic JOY, till the end of time.
In after ages, when the present will be
known only as the dim past, may the pro-
Phecy be no nearer prospective end than
the festivities of to-day indicate. May
the youth of the land be thrilled with the
recital of the deeds Of their chivalric pro.
genitors, at the coming Of a thousand sue
ceeding anniversaries, with freedom.
soil beneath their feet, and freedoms ban
ner streaming DER them"
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
"a Watches, and JtWelry,
3. SgDianaond wOrk&o

Selling at San Francisco Jobbing Prices at
Bailey Brothers.
No. us Street, between 4th aud 5th, Sacrauesto.
lNRoM recent arrivals stock Of Watches and piA
j. monds and other Jewelry is complete and for the
purpose OF reducing the same and investing in Other
branches Of trade will positively sell for short c
article in the above line lower than the same goods
be purchased by the quantity San francisco 9iees
~ YOU wANTA GOOD WATCH
10 per cent ess Than n y Prices, call md examine our
CHR0NoMETER, DUPLEX
ENGLISH, AND DETACHED LEVER WATCHES
And all other kinds known 10 the trade, IN magic or
hunting caser. "
In DIAMOND and other JEWELRY it IL unnccessnr,
to enumerae have almost every arcls In the lps
will sell ~ stated.
aJ- One price asked, and no deviation.
WATcH REPAIRING DoSe, as usual IN the Sss! nsrrcr
CaiiioFni. Jeweiry manufactured order.
Sacramento June 27th ls56-3m
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

FLouRISa MILL.--The Steam FIGURING
Mill OF VIM. J, Tilley is now In full tide OF
operation, and furnishing tae community with
the best -four in the market The reputation
Of Mr.. 7 illey, acquired by the manufacture Of
Hour at Grass Valley, will not suffer in the ar.
ticlc produced from the new establishment in
this city. The public are recommended to
patronize home manufactures, especially when
a superior article is certain to be obtained, and
they have the pleasure of dealing with an hon.
orable gentleman.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

no obligations on one side, and blind sla-
Wish servitude on the other. Were the
Vigilance Committee superhuman. and
holding certificate of insalibility over the
sign manual of the Almighty, we would
say, 60 on. But show US your papers,
gentlemen, or the evidence in your pos
session of Terry's clear conviction of
crime worthy of death. Presuming that
the former cannot be produced, all we ask
is the evidence.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
n@-Levy, at the old Court Hor.. /;

H~Levy, at the old Court House, i.
doing wonders in the line of ambrotypes.
A large number Of his pictures have been
submitted to our inspection during the
last few days. We rather opine he is do
ing fiourishing business from this circum-
stance. The uncertainty of human life,
and the prevailing sickness of the day,
warns US to secure the shadow ere the
substance fades.' The pictures of Levy
are executed in the highest style of the
art, and the prices are reasonable.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

LAKE BIcLER pRE-EMPTEp. Kidd,
Whartenby & Co., the ditch princes of
Nevada, have laid claim 10 the wators Of
Lako Bigler to turn them into the head
Of the South Yuba, for the purpose offsed-
ing the mammoth ditch OF the company
now in process of com pletion. The dis
tance from Lake Bigler to the South Yu-
be will not exceed ten or twelve miles,
The outlet of the lake is one hundred feet
wide and three or four feet in depth
This water once obtained would supply
thousands of miners during the entire
year.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
SHEATH g. ARNOLD,
No, l16.
] street, between

J street, between 9th and 7tb, Sacramento.
HAvE on hand and offer for sale eomnle,e s,sor.>
IL ment OF GROCERIES LIQUORS, PROVISIONS, &c
FL ,UR. in bbls. cases and sacks
CORN MEAL, in bbs half md California In sscks
FORK clear and mess. in bbls and half bbls
bAGoN, TX clear and Jx L.. and alfornix cured
COFFEE. Rio Bovees ground and in tins
RICE, Carolina 10 pbls and half bbs, China DO
SoGAR, crush.d pl lverizsd. New Orleans AID China
LARD, in "a and 20 tins, kiis and kegs.
ISL. Goldfish. salmon and msckcrei.
TEAS black and reen Ia, aod chests.
1oBACCo fruit sun. peach, elephant dns cut, horeydsW
smoking do.
CHILL BEANS, California bagos, white do
"A general assortment Of Liquors. Wines case goods or
every description.
BARLEY. Oats, Bran.
We are constantly receiving additions Of goods 10 oar
present stock making It Of the largest and bes, se
ieced In the CITY, which offer for inspectloc
Of country dealers. SHEATH d ARN,II n
Sacramento, May 10th, lSSe.-lf
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
Rogers Saloon.

N?. 10, ComnereiaI street Nevada. The sabscdbes
opened very beautiful and elegant saloon m
commercial street, nearly opposite the es.abshent ).
tspenched, where he designs keep constantly or
hand an excellent quality of Wines Braniies AMI Lio9or
Of every description.
Attached to the Saloon is Billiard Room containing A
Sate oeo Table which Is acknowledged by Competent
JUDGES to be the finest article of the kind in tho cty 81
Nevada Tie patronage of the public re.pectuly So
licited by GLORCE III ROLFRS ;ronr;s;o,
Nevada, July 4, Ie5e-3mo.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
NOTICE.
WATSON. & BEIN,
Hardware and Iron Store,

No. l6S street. I'd door above 9th street, Sacramento
MPoRFERS and Dealers in Foloign and Done,,;,
Hardware The following comprise part Of tbei,
present. stock IRON, COPPER Steel, Mails, Plough,
Balances, Anvis, Vices Bellows stock and Dies Eaos
Plate, strap and Butt Hinges Ok Leg, Trace Haltee
and Coil CHAINS set OF Mill lions com plete Mill Mu
tee Mills, Of all Sizes American Locks and Ls,cha.
OF every description Butts, Window and Blind Fas.
tenings &c DC. In addition to which they would cnll
the OF purchasers totheir we'll assorted s,o
prices. 80 10 70 s He'
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

ExeELsIoR.-A company Of French
men have constructed . fine carriage road
winding to the top of the Sugar Loaf 1t
is in contemplation by the company to
erect saloon on the summit, and make
the place one Of resort for recreation. A
good telescope would enable visitors to see
the Sacramento Valley, the Buttes and
many other objects Of interest in the dis
tance.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

ExEcurED.-Samuel Garrett and VIM. Kel-
ley were hung at Sacramento on Friday last.
The execution took place near the Fort and
was witnessed BY several thousand people. 1t
is pity that such exhibitions are made public
Both the unfortunate men left confessions which
have been published in full. in the Sacramento
papers. The father Of Kelly is the Benton
candidate for Lieut. Governor Of Missouri.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

BooY FouND.-Tho body of Mr.. James
Ryder, who, it will be remembered, was
blown from precipice into the South Yu
ba river, by tho accidental discharge of a
blast, some weeks since, was found on
Sunday last and brought to this place for
interment on Mcndsv
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

EsS~ Some people have been industrious of
late in the circulation OF reports that we have
become nnti-vigilance. Not so. good friends.
we endorse every act ofthe Vigilance Com.
mittcs down to the present moment, but we
deprecate the outside influence attempted to be
executed BY certain presses in San Francisco
on the Executive Committee. That select
body OF men have shown sufficient good sense
to merit the confidence of the people in their
Judgment. We want no outside and irrespon-
sble parties to create clamor and warp the
judgment on which we rely. No man, howev.
er high minded and pure, but is liable to act
in haste, when strong public opinion is press
ing upon him. The Executive Committee are
human, and liable to err, and especially so
when powerful press, backed by an excited
populace is brought to bear upon them. We
want no special pleadings op either side.--
Leave the Committee to act for themselves un-
biased by the appeals of others.
II the Ball:tin and other sheets have evi.
dence' other than that already given the pub.
lic' sufficient to prove that Terry has merited
death BY any civilized or christian code on
which they base their appeals for his execu.
tion, it is in demand in the mountains and we
want it. If the Vigilance Committee are in
the poss essiOn of such testimony it would be
thankfully received by anxious friends in this
vicinity. We had rather know the facts fully,
than go it blind. This is our position exactly.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

The following chaste lines were penned
by gifted authoress and actress, now
performing an engagement with her hus.
band, to whom the lines are addressed, at
frisbie's Iheater. The writer wields q
''---- IS grace and elegance than
character in the drama.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

terry oecrled To-day, were considered IN
the early years of the government as eyi-
dences of the loftiest patriotism in those
who were unyielding advocates
Americanism was sterling Vi
the founders of our institutit
foresaw ake dangers of rapid imn,iera
tio9, ,i6 the bidding of corrupt politicians
Fstr foreign votes. Population was what
the country most needed when the Reyo-
luton was successfully accomplished, but
the men who achieved our independence
were competent to control the dangerous
influences of foreign habits, customs and
prejudices. Political rottenness had not
yet begun in the machinery of govern
ment The men of that pure period knew
the cost of the liberties purchased with
their blood, and could not be weakened
in love of country which was woven into
every fibre of their nature. Foreign in
auences had no effect upon them. 1t was
only when selfish ambition rose superior
to the claims of country in the minds of
politicians, that Americanism became d.
luted, and the tone of political morality
weakened. Then the great and proud
right to say II am an American citizen"
with the pride of an, old Roman, was al
lowed to be too cheaply purchased.
The danger lay in the future when the
inae1ibls patriotism of the period should
be relaxed for individual ends. Had even
the caution Of our ancestors been practised
there would not now be SO great cause for
complaint and alarm. But when more
circumspcction is needed, less is known to
exist.
In l777 the State of New York adopted
a constitution, in which more stringent
provisions concerning naturalization were
embodied than succeeding constitutions,
Of the same state have contained. The
42d section of tho instrument mentioned
contained the following restriction
Provided all such of the persons So TO be
BY them naturalized, as being born in parts
beyond sea, and out Of the United States of
America shall come to settle in and become
subjects OF this state, shall take an oath of oil.
legience to this stute and abjure and renounce
oil allegiance and subsection to oil and every
foreign king, prince, poteptate. and state, in
all matters ecclesiastical as well as civil
"Here it will be observed that New
York, at an early day imposed upon the
applicant for citizenship renunciation of
ecclesiastical allegiance, while the Ameri-
can party asks only the abjuration of civil
and temporal allegiance. Our party is
anthematised because of its proscriptivo
principles. Prescription is moro justly
chargable upon the early statesmen ofthe
Union when dangers were less imminent
from the Vaccinations of corrupt polite.
Ians than now. They feared the future.
Washington gave a solemn warning in bis
farewell address against foreign influence.
We desire to heed it when the hour of
peril has arrived.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

eSr This occasion is teken to inform Sam
Rogers hot Champagne was excellent. His
Billiard Saloon will surely be favorite if be
keeps it always supplied with the generous
juice ofthe grape like the sample sent u.s.
Take little wine for the stomach's sake, =
but be sure and get the veritable blood Of the
grape.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

PRIVATE BoARDISe-Mrs. E L. Pearson would
INFORM Inc public Of Nevada thatishe has fitted up
frvate Bearding House, on High street which che
designs keeping in the best STYLE The Table will
be furnished with every delicacy of the season. and
nothing will be wanting to make it HOME for those
favoring her with their patronage.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

REMOVAL OF COUNTY OFFIcIALs.-The Of
6cers of the County, left their old quarters
here, there, and everywhere, on Monday and
are now fairly eusconced IL The new Court
House.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
NO HUMBUG!!
$4,000 Of Crockery& & Glassware

H We have the largest Stock and best assortment o,
- crcckery, Glassware, lamps ,cks Looking Glass
y es &c OF any house of thekind in tho State ich
, we VIII sell at Greatly reduced Prices We are in
receipt Of large shipments from Europe and the
sraa a direct from the manufactures Our Motto
Lcsn sI ana small Profits Merchants and Hotel
VIII hnd II m uch 10 their advantage 10 call n,d
nmne our stock befart purchasing elsewhere as thev
oe sure 10 Hnd'great bargains at 1l4 Street benen
San Francisco WUAIIFY = pupnnTy sgomery street.
July 4, 1S5s-3mo NNonDAhfR
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
b@The Placer Press has the following

item:
BRIe. GEN. WlLrAMs.-This puissant
hero has left the ranks Of Gov. johnson,
and gone to Nicaragua.
Did the Vigilance Committee furnish
him with free passage2 They have been
doing the thing to fellows of his sort.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
BROAD ST. DRUG STORE

H Il. WICktS & CO., (Succ seors IN " q a,
- BAN) Wholesale and Retail Denls,, i; ~ al
$50 rorceiain White, Medicines
spiees, Chemicals, Port Wins
De Siuns Sherry Wine, Paints
madeHa Wine, Turpenine, Fine Pr,ns,
White Lead Holland Gin pL toianoX,
window Class, Litharge. Lard OIL
Brushes. Sperm Oil, Alcohoi
LA o,a, oiI starch, Fish Oil
teari BARLEY, Cas- or Oil, Taninca
Neais Root Oil, Canary Seed, Patent Med,n.
Linseed Oil Periumerv 80, 'ieu nss
COOKING Extracts, Japan varnish Bay Rnm
Coach Varnish, Sarsaparia, Dansar y.,,r;.h
I'M p.,r, "eooeIs Cordial, Cherry Peclora,,
Together with a general and eonnnlats 49,, ia @
S'es ln our line which will be sold at prices as low
shey can Do afforded in the mountains = -
DR.. h H. WICREs 4 CO.
Corner of Broad and Pine streets
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

STAGE FARE REDUcTiox.-The opposition
Stage Line have reduced the fare to Sacramen-
TO $500.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
Music !

M K G. H. HOLBROOk will commence his Second rav,-,
1u Of Teaching Vocal Music In the Melbod;st Fnisco
pal Church. on FRIDAY EVENING, JULY lith.
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04
RESIDENCEFORSA SALE

VNhe very desirable private residence and ground.
known as "FOunisin G den" in the vicinity OF NJ
voa Is offered for sale on The most terrs
ne lot is large and ret wit numerous vnrirti. r,
irees Flowerihg Shrubs and Plants. fountain sunpi;
the grounds and house with wutsr FF~
Enquire of E G. WAITE q, ,N,,oes.,
July 4th lS56-tf ~ 's
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

$40 REWARD .isnsS s!raysd 6"s 5,sm l, The u9asr s
white and red had a small bell and leather star
he OTI,c : ,,r M ,,STr s1y1s 81
July 9Th. ls5e-3w*
The Nevada journal., 1856-07-04

statutes whose purity and efficiency tn ey
are constituted to restore.
Several ofthe journals of San Francis
CO, assuming that the evidence is full and
conclusive of Terry's guilt, have constitu-
ted themselves sole arbitrers of his fate,
and demand his death whenever his victim
dies. Goud God! has it come to this, that
the passions of men have become so enfu-
rated as to demand the expiation of crime
of any and every grade, on the gallows'
Is then the boasted elevation of PROSTATE
virtue by the people of San Francisco, a
cheat and delusion, and but pretext for
giving loose reins to the revengeful pas
sions of the human heart?
1t is possible that to initiated the guilt
of Terry is clear and indisputable. But
ifso, zoe too Of the mountains desire to
see it. We are reasoning and rational be-
iugs, pinning not our faith blindly to one
mans sleeve, or twenty-nine. The Vigi-
lance Committee are dependent upon the
sympathy of the mining population to
support them, and upon the Same source
for material aid should the hour of conflict
come. It is but reasonable that we should
know our cause is right. We cannot be
expected to bow and sing pcans of praise
to the acts ofmen no: knowing they are
founded in reason and sense. If our SER
vices are worth anything now or in pr os.
pective in support of the Vigilance Com
mi,tee, We are certainly entitled in requital
to enough of their confidence to be let into
the evidence which influences their action
that We may know that they are fully
worthy Of ours. Otherwise il is case Of