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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-08-14
MUNcIE, INDIANA, August IL, 1856.


EDIToRs SENTINEL Our party, in this
District, is rapidly gaining from the Black
Republican and FILLMORE ranks. This is,
as you and your readers know, considered
one of the "Burnt Districts Of the State.
But we rave the best evidence that it will
redeem itself this coming Fall-6nal and
universal fall of Black Republicanism.
Three weeks ago a BUCHANAN Club, got
ten up in this town, numbered only fifty-6ve
members; at its last meeting, on the even
ing of the 9th, it enrolled sixty new mem
bers, and counted in all two hundred and
sixty-showing since its organization, or du-
ring a three weeks existence, an accession Of
over two hundred. And this is only a single
case of the success we are having.
On the 18th proximo, we are to have a
Grand Mass Meeting, of which. in due time,
full and proper notice will be circulated. In
the meanwhile prepare your readers for it, so
chat no other meetings may be arranged to
conflict with it.
Yours, YORRICK.
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FRANKLIN TOWNSHIP.

A VICTIM OBJ THE San Francisco VIGIL
LANCE CoMMITTEE.-Mr. j. r. MALoNEY pub
fishes a long card in New York paper in
relation TO his treatment by the San Francis
co Vigilance Committee. 1t will be remem-
bered that it was in resisting his arrest by an
officer of the committee, that Judge TERRY
became seriously involved. Mr.. NJ. says that
10 charge whatever was preferred against
him by his accusers, and that his only Of
tense was volunteering in defence of the
laws. For this he was seized and imprison-
ed in the dungeon of the committee for four
teen days, then conducted by armed men to
the wharf and shipped on board the steamer
for New York, without a word of explana-
ton. and without an opportunity of settling
up his business beyond executing a power Of
attorney after reaching the steamer.
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IMPORTANT TO FRNALKs-DR. CHEEsENAs's Puts
The combinations of Ingredients in these Pills, is the
result Of a long and extensive practice; they are mild
in their operation, aud certain of restoring nature to
its proper channel. In every instance have the pills
proved successful. The Pills invariably open those OBJ
structions TO which females are liable, and bring nature
into Its proper channel, whereby health Is resto red, and
the pale and death'y countenance changed TO a healthy
one. No female can enjoy good health unless she is
regular; and whenever an obstruction takes place,
whether frCm exposure, cold, or any other cause, the
general health Immediately begins TO decline, and the
want of such a remedy has been the cause of so many
consumptions among young females. Headache, pin
in the Side, Palpitalion Of the Heart, Loathing OF Food,
and disturbed sleep, do most always arise from the in
tsruption of nature; and whenever that is the case,
the Pills will invariably remedy all these evils. Nor
ere they less ehicaeious in the cure of Leueorrhga a,
commonly called the 9 Whites.' These Pills ,hould
never be taken during pregnancy, as they would be
sure to cause a miscarriage. Warranted purely Vege-
table, and free from anything Injurious to life or health
Full and explicit directions ACCOMPANY each box.
These Pills are put up in square, hat boxes. Persons
residing where there is no agency established, by enclo-
sing One Dollar in a letter, prepaid, TO DR.. c. J..
CuKEsKNAs, No. a67 Blocker ST., New York City, can
have them sent to their respective addresses by return
of mail. w. w. ROBERTS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer for indianapolis.
julyl7d&wly
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NEw YoRK & ERIE acknowledgements going
East TO New York, by securing tickets by NEw YORK
d ERIE RAILROAD, will save time and 90 with more
ease and comfort than by any other route. The train
from this city at 7.30, A. NJ, Railroad, is one hour and
twenty minutes in advance Of the Albany route, and by
taking the Steamboat from Cleveland to Buffalo, and
Men York & Eric Railroad from there, you save Six
Hours, and Fridays Ills P. NJ, train, you arrive H.
New York City Ninsteen Hours in advance Of the Al
bany route.
Passengers going to New York and Boston, should
not fail to secure Tickets by NEW YoRK q ERIE Rail
ROAD, as it is the shortest, quickest, safest and cheapest
route East. b. F. SMITH,
General Agent, ". Y. & K. K. K
]. S. LANSING, Agent, indianapolis. (augI3-med
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tFor the Sentinel
1880 - /.


Nader, with thy brow Of white,
Meekly lifled IN the light,
With thy soft and hazel eye
Where unutter'd volumes lie.
With thy fair and sunny face,
Form Of wild and witehing grace,
And thy step Of g%irlish ease,
Thou hast beauty more than these.
In thy heart, unknown 70 guile,
All unskilled in worldly vile,
Nesting like a household dove,
Sits the blessed angel Love:
II is this, that round thee throws
Beauty's bright eOHieHr de rOse-
II is this, than in my dream,
Li=gers like a sunset beam.
Love for those who light thy way
With affections holy ray,
Love for all in earth and air
Pure as myself. and fair
Love for those whose lot is laid
Less In sunshine than in shade,
Love for Virtue, love for Truth,
Bright companions ofthy Youth.
Thou and ] may meet no more,
Earthward of the - silent Shore"
But adown the coming years,
Fraught with melody or tears,
! shall hold thee in my prayer.
Glads0me, gleesome maiden fair,
And my heart, 10 thee unknown,
Wan its blessings to thy own.
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CITY
AN ORDINANCE more enectually To keep in
The streets in the CRY

nav morc encctuaty 70 keep IN repair
The streets in the city.
Section l.. Be 1t ordained by the Common Council
OF the city OF Indianapolis, that whenever any street.
alley or side walk (other than intersections shall need
TO be repaired, or when holes or other distractions to
the convenient passage Of travel thereon shall exist, IL
shall be lawful for the owner, occupant or agent, lof
the lot or land bounding thereon) to cause the same to
be repaired, or distractions removed or absted, at any
time, at his or her own expense, with the consent and
under the superintendent Of the Street Commission
err. - "
SEC. 2. That 1t shall be the duty Of the Street Com
missioner, In case Of the failure OF neglect of such own
or or owners, TO make such repairs, or remove such
distractions, 50 far as the middle of the street or alley,
IN front OF his or her property, 10 notify such owners to
cause the same TO be done, within ten days from such
notice, and in case OF failure OF such owner 10 make the
repairs notified to be made, the Street Commissioner
shall proceed to make the necessary repairs, and 10
onmenc suit, In the name OF the city, for the expense
or cost thereof, before the Mayor, who shall, on proof
thereof, render judgment against such delinquent. for
the amount Of such outlay, with twenty per cent dam
ages thereon.
SEC, 3. This ordinance to be in force from and after
its passage.
Ordained and established July 81, le56.
Attest:
HENRY r.. WEST, Mayor.
ALFRED S~TKPHrss, City Clerk.
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III. Z. MCDONALD, Democratic candidate
for Attorney General, will address his fellow
citizens, at the following times and places
indianapolis, Monday, Aug. ls, at Z, P. ".
franklin, Johnson co., Tuesday, Aug, 10, at I P. NJ.
Columbus, Bartholomew co., Aug. 20, at I p. N.
Vernon, Jennings CO., Aug. 81, at Pm
Madison, Jefferson CO., Ang. %. at 7P.M
He will also I'LL night appointments in Johnson coun-
W, on the 18th; in Bartholomew county, on the 10th,
and Jennings county on the 2lst, at such places as may
be selected by the friends in the respective counties,
and will speak in jefferson county ON Friday the 22nd,
at | P. N at such place as may be appointed by our
friends in jefferson.
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left the Court House, and went over to a
corner at a reasonable distance from the
Court House, whefe they called on Judge
HUGHES for a speech, TO which call he an
swered in his usual able and forcible man.
ner.
Quite late in the afternoon, Gov. WILLARD
was sent for by his Democratic friends. and
urged to speak to them. He assembled the
stand, and in a short effort, elected the strong
est marks of their appreciation, as expressed
in plaudits of huzzas and cheers, the Demo-
crazy fully indorsing the conduct of HUGHES
and WILLARD in their course towards MORTON
and his committee of keepers.
So much for the " border rufianism" Of
which the Journal so loudly complains.
With regard to the get off" which De-
Rec would put in to justify MoRToN's fail
ure to make a joint set Of appointments, at
the time he agreed to, we have only to say
that Gov. WILLARD was not informed that
DEGREES was MoRToN's man-Friday, and
his groom and keeper. 1t was plainly the
duty Of MORTON, after having agreed to make
joint appointments, to have notified WILLARD
TO meet him and settle the same to suit the
views of both, instead of allowing DEGREES
to make single appointments for MORTON
alone. We submit this whole case to the
keen discernment of the people, believing
that they will easily see through the fimsy
subterfuges which MORTON resorts to, for the
purpose of avoiding discussion with Gov.
WILLARD.
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Kmigh tstOwn Springs;

FuNHE subscribers have purchased ihsse Medical
springs sitps.ed one mile aud 4 hall south Of
hnighisicw IN, and % miles sast OF indianapolis; and
me entire esiablshipSsr - now ready for thc reception
OF Visitors.
Tie Proprirtors are determined to furnish a pleasant
home 10 the afflicted while seeking health, aud comfort
10 those needing repose.
The Tonic, and gently Alternative virtues Of these
springs, warrant relief In Cutane0ns, Scr0fuious Dys-
poetic AID Rhenn attic Affections: as well rs building
up and giving energy and strength 10 enfeebird consf-
tutions.
Several cottages for families are erected, which, with
their other commodious buildings, will furnish ample
recommendations FOR all who may come.
The Springs are situated Ia a rural district, with hR
and vale, field and forest around them, sufficient 10
please the eye. and anerd ample roam Ger pleasant and
healIhful rambles.
towr depot, 10 convey passengers and baggage 10 ths
celebrated watering place and summer retreat
Il. ELDER.
lyIdlm&w3m NOSES Y
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No DouBr or Ir.-People dispute about poll
tics, religion, business, and even triies light
as air, but there is one fact on which all are
unanimous, and that is-Hurley's Sarsaparilla
is the only reliable and honest preparation be-
fore the public. 1t is almost indispensable at
this season Of the year, and will be found the
best remedial agent for ~scrofula, general debil-
ity, various chronic diseases, and ali cstaneous
eruptions originating from an impure condition
of the blood. Try a bottle.-Kansas Herald.
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zone by oas they ,o,,er and they fall"
commencement al the Indiana Uni

Com m G ment AZ the l0utana UNI
versify.
They had, we hear, for we could not be pre-
sent, a very interesting time at the late COM
mencement at Bloomington. The performances
Of the students were excellent, and the ~orations
before the Societies were of the highest order.
We hear fiattering accounts. especially OF the
Grafton Of Hon. GEORGE @. WRIGHT, Of Iowa.
His reception at Bloomington must have been
deeply interesting to this gentleman. Seven.
teen years ago be and his brother separated to
try their fortunes in the world. They were the
sons of a widow, and were poor. One remain
ed in Indiana, and the other went 10 Iowa
Last week they met at the anniversary of the
Institution at which they received their educa-
ton. They met, not as they parted, poor and
unknown, mere Adventures in the world, but
they met with their brows wreathed with unfa-
ding lsurels of victory over fortune. They met,
one Governor of the great State OF Indiana, and
the other Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court oil
the young, and rapidly rising State Of Iowa.
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YORRICK.
Yours,

A SLAUGHTER OF THE ISFASTs.-Chicago is no
place to raise babies. During the month of
July, one hundred and seoenty three children un.
der tpo pears Of age were inferred in the public
burying groundsl This is alarming. What
is the matter with the city and with the in
fantsf
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Telegraphic Falsehoods.

1t has been reported for the last four or
fivv dogs, that Van Buren, county, Iowa, has
given 200 to 800 majority for the K,puoiicau
ticket. We saw a letter to Gov. WRIGHT,
yesterday, from a Republican candidate in
that county, which says that the entire Dem
ocratic ticket was carried in Van Buren, Co.,
with but one exception.
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NOTICE To THE PUBLIC.

OFFICE or wssu'saFoz NAT. MONUMENT socIrry,
Washington, July l, 1856
TN accordance with an order OF the Board Of Man
i ayers, the public are requested 10 pay no more con-
trieutions for the Washington National Monument 10
agents heretofore Commissioned by the Board.
This notice Is not 10 be construed rs 4 censure on The
agents, but IL is designed to ~eneetuate a general settle
ment of the affairs OF the Society The Board is well
assured of eventual success in the patriotic enterprise
in which IL Is enga9ed, but ii has resolved 20 Suspend
further proceedings by agency ust.l a plan. now uhder
consideration, for eombining efficiency promPti,ude
and safety is matured.
Balances due from agents, or offering from ~independ-
ent contributors, are 20 be sent by draft, payable 10 the
order Of the Treasurer Of Washington National Monu-
ment Society, enclosed In n letter TO the undersigned.
BY order: SAMUEL YORK ATLEt,
juiy22 Secretary W.. n. NJ. 5.
y. B. Editors throughout the United States viii
confer a favor on the Society, and benefit the public. by
publishing this notice and sending TO Secretary a copy
Of The paper containing .Ac same.
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G 1t is now said that JENNY LIND has Melted
ESQ, 900 during her farewell to London and pro-
vincial season, and that the public, in conse-
quence of the system of buying up tickets by
the music-sellers. must have paid at least f2OO,-
900 for the privilege of hearing her.
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J.xEs NJ. GREee and JOIN CoBURS, candi
dates for Congress. will address their fellow
citizens Of Morgan county, at the following
times and places. Let all turn out and hear
Hall, Aug. IA, at Q O'Clock, A. n.
Oak G rove, Aug. IA, at 3 O'Clock, 2. N-
Wigzl's Mill, Aug. Is, ats O'Clock, An.
Paragon. Aug. Is, at 3 O'Clock, ?. NJ.
Jsn. Farr,s, Aug. 10, at Q O'Clock, A. n.
shulfz's School House, Aug. Is, at J O'Clock, ?. N.
MartInsvilIs, Aug u, at O'Clock, P.N
Morgant0wn, Aug. 10, At 3 O'Clock, An.
Gross Roads, Green township Aug. ~, at3, Pa
wayeriy, Aug. 20, at 0 O'Clock, An.
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From Washington.

WELLINGTON, Aug. IT.
1t is not true that Judge Mclean has issued
writs of habeas corpus in the cases Of persons
charged with treason in Kansas. The applica-
ton was made 10 him, but he refused on the
ground of its not appearing on the face Of the
papers that their detention was without law
but, Oh the contrary, that the warrants against
them were issued by a court of competent ju-
risdiction
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PATENT HORSE SHOE,
THOMAS

Corner If PsnRsyipaEia and Juarkst streets,
TT AS secured the patent rightfor Jones' Elastic Horse
Ill Shoe, which, Is unquestonably the beS article
now I'm use. II is OF peculiar and ingenious make, The
rubber OF which il Is psrtly composed, giving a light
ness aud a spring which enablesa horse TO do more SER
vice and with greater ease Than anything heretofore
invented. He Invites the attention of hotei-keepers,
livery men, draymen, aud others having horses 10 shoe,
to this valuable improvement.
also continue TO attend 70 all iron job work, and So
Iicit the patronage OF those having work In my line 10
do. THOMAS
Corner of Pennsylvania and Market ss
indianapolis, July 90, 1855.
p S.-County rights fSr Joncst Patent Horse Shoe
can be purchased by application as above
- journal copy.I
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GRAND FREE BARBECUE
AND
DEMOCRATIC RALLY

AT BROAD RIPPLE. AUGUST Is. 1856.
THE CANDIDATES WILL BE PRESENT. and also
some of the most prominent speakers ofth
State will address the citizens upon the lead
Ing political topicso of the day. A grand
FISH DINNER AND BARBECUE
will be set fss FIVE THOUSAND PERsoNsl
The fish to consist of Bass, from our osn no.
BILE White River.
Come on, come all, with your wives and
children, bring your Banners, Flags end Music,
and let harmony and Union be the order ct the
day.
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notice.


> nercpl elfeni mat, IN pursuance OF an tt OF he
! General Assembly Of the State Of Insiana. entitled.
An act 10 regulate the sale OF Swami I~n5- ao--,e
oy ue united States 10 the Stale OF midland .r1 -
proNide Tor the diaining and reclairaing Thereof. In nr-
%cordance With The condition OF said grant, aDnroved
MAY S9th, le52, a viii offer for sale al public venduo "a
me cou1 House dooz ia Bedford. on the orh 81 So
leInosr next, between the hours prescribed bv law. he
following Iacis Of LsRd, returned 10 this o6ce nader
the aforesaid grant, to-wft:
The southeast quarter OF the north-e.st
town s n ~ weS.; Az acres.
The southwest quarter Of the northeast ousrter Of sac
6toHn3 n Nesi; ~ acres.
Inc southeast quarter OF The south-we ou.~ter ~ -.
ii, town O, N n west; 40 acres.
III, toSu o, n l west; 40 acres.
The southwest quarter OF the north wcst ouare,r &c.
~, town q, N T I west; ~ acres.
Inc southeast quarter OF the southwest Quarter Of SO
!, town6 G, n east, 435l-iO0 acres.
Tho soate-vcst quarter &C the soath-aSf ounrte- ~ n.
IL, Town D, m ] west; 80 acres.
The north easi quarter Of The sOuih.wesf Quarter Of acc
~, town 6 n r ? west IS SS-lO0 acres.
Each tract As offered Tor sale viii be struck OF A tha
haghcsi piddcr, Tor a sum not less than 81 . Der \ -
endh lnsold shall be subject 10 entry az The AUDITORS
ONCE IN L,wrence County.
Jas. A. PENDER, Auditor.
by InEo. & bCFulER, Deputy Auditor.
iuly26wiw
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"Both Parties present.
Hon. ASHBEL P. WILLARD,
candidate for Governor,
uo~ N TIGHT

HoS. JAMES HUGHES,
Democratic candidate for Congress.
viii be present at the appointment Of Messrs.
Morton and Hendricks, in Bloomington, Thurs
day, August It'll. and participate in the discus
sion, il agreeable to Messrs. Morton and Hen
bricks. Turn out and hear both Sides
Upon this notice, large numbers of Demo
Gratis attended to hear the rival candidates
for Governor and Congress; but when the
time come e measure arms, IL oas not agree
able TO Messrs. Norton and Hendricks, and
they declined the conflict. This action shows
how extremely anxious MORTON is to meet
WILLARD face to face in debate.
The time for the commencement of speak
ing was advertised at / O'Clock. but MORTON
held Esck until a few minutes before 2
O'Clock. evidently with the intention Of oc-
cupying all the tyne. by himself and HEN
bricks, until dark, Sc thatthe people would
be compelled to go ho,2e without hearing
WILLARD and HUGHEs.
After MORTON had occupied the stand for
near an hour, he having INDUCED in every
art and argument Of the demagogue,oi which
he is capable. he remarked, that .Jorty.pye
thousand Of the people Of Kansas had asked for
The admission of Kansas into the Union, under
her Topeka Constitution" When he uttered
this wholesale falsehood, Judge HUaHEs po-
litely asked him to say, whether he meant
really to state that 5000 of the people Of
Kansas had applied for admission under the
Topeka Constitution 4? This question much
frustrated and agitated MoRroS, who viii
ningly ~apologised, and qualified his remark
by saying, that he meant 10 say. they had
done so, through their Legislature. Judge
,HUaxEs stated that he understood that only
.bo,,t eight hundred of the citizens of Kansas
had vosed for the Topeka Constitution
This yexeJ MORTON prodigiously, and he
murmussd about being interrupted. He
again uroca sded, and in a few minutes IN
dulged in several other equally untrue and
absurd assertions when again Judge HUeHEs
asked him to explain, when he, MORTON,
took high offence, anu said he would mo-
explain, nor suffer HUGHss to interrupt him
Judge HuGHEs then called out to the Dem
ocrats present, to come out and away from
place where they could not be honorabl.
and fairly treated. A large collection thsI
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Napoleon as Husband and Lover.
WE PUBLISH SATURDAY, AUGUST 10,
CONFIDENTIAL CORRESPONDENCE

L|HVeTU -'UPOttO" UHU 6UTTtSS UOStPUtHt
letters from the time Of their marriage
i uatl the death Of Josephine, and also several private
letters from the Emperor TO his brother Joseph, az.
other important personages. With numern-s i.lustfA-
lions. BY JOHN :. Z. ABBoTr, author of the History of
Napoleon, dc. iHt pp., lsmo. Pree sl.25.
JUST PUBLISHED,
The Humorous Poetry Of the Enghsh Laneyaee.
from Chaacer o Sare, NsrFauVes, SATIRE, Enigmas.
BurIesques, parqdies Trayes:ies, Emigrams, Epitaphs,
Transitions. With notes explanatory and biographical.
BY =. Parton ! vol, 12mo., 6r9 PIP. Price 81 50.
and sterling fun in the shorter poems OF The English
language, Is here embodied VI Physiological Journal
"Take II up when In a merry mood, and yos shall nnd
jadej, or hot, or out of temper, and ten 10 one the plea
SAINT dose will revive and do you good.--TN. Y. Sn
biaH. MASON BROTHERS, Publishers,
sugl2-A. q E.tfI 100 and 10 Duane street, NY.
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IL B. F, DALTON, one of the heroes of the
SuNNEs fatal Irritation case, was released from
prison, in Boston, on Tuesday, his term Of sen
tence having expired. The fine of 5000, which
was imposed as part of his sentence, was re.
mitted by the Governor.
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OF One of the Abolition Know Nothing
Republican writers from Lawrence, Kansas,
to the New York Times, says to the editors I:
You must keep up The Kansas excitement. It's
the ONLY element Of success for the Republican
party ia the coming Presidential election.
The country may, therefore, look out for a
fresh batch of Kansas lies.
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make their bids definitely.
Bids received until LEI September next. The success.
full competitors will be required 10 negotiate the pay ment
OF their bids by the It OF October, and To give bond
each to the amount Of five hundred dollars, with ap-
proved security, that no wine, beer, cider, nor spiritu-
Gus liquors Of suy kind, shall be sold from their rcspec-
tive stands.
Those who hold the Stands during the Fair, must
furnish themselves and their employees with members
badges, and will be subject 10 the regulations Of the
Society. C. ia,
aur-dlU Co. -.
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liz A QuAxDARY.-An Old Line Wing writes TO
the Boston Times that he has y nephew who
wants to acquire a military education, and
wishes to know which would be the best-send.
ng him to West Point or the Rev. Henry Ward
Beecher