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DIE D, -'.a7+ ,a';' f3','a 700
, Suddenly in Oxford, the 10th instant, Mrs. Sarah
Copeland, wife of Mr.. o. p Copeland. E - = -
this City on Sunday last suddenly of paralyss Mr.
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Later from Salt Lake aad tie Plaina.l ls!I
ST. LOUIS, Feb 2O-The Salt Lake mai hss n.
rived at independence The conductor reports NOV
from one to six feet deep on the mountains and Ire
weather ntensly cold. The mails brnga dates from
Camp Scott Of January l. The troops were in rod,
spirits Col Johnston is said to be well advised 8
TO the movements Of the saints " who are making
active preparations for resistance Their resuat;o.s
are very stringent ~ $1,000 .-r-,.'. ,i,7--Hf--.
Governor Cumming is performing his duties o.
governor Of the Territory as far Is he is able. "!
The mail train met with many Indians on he vsy.;
ana all were friendly, as far could be judged from
eAteEn0l appearances. T. .'.-T --a' Il u'E- T.,
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ILlness ut .IudQe K1ne.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 2O.-Judge Kane has been
dangerously ILL., but is better this morning His dis
ease Is Inflammation of tie lungs. go.
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MAR FRIED,

MAAHIEDs .esTf-l5'a a-ig s,fs1
on Thursday evening the 4th inst, by the Rev J. ].
zones mr.. Zechariah Bridges Of Cleveland county, O.
to Miss Nancy Hamrick daughter Of Bufgwin Hsnar;s
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T HI E M A n X e + s,
NORFOLK MARKET,

: NVhFULh MARKET.- : -.
REPORTED FOR THE "HoRrH- CAROLINA srANpAlp. t-s.y
By A. NJ. M'PHEETERS CO., -sa'.s
WholesGle Grocers FrsUardimg d Mne1n.s.
FLOUR-The market which rallied a little under the
quote s. F. IS Extra 5KasI; Family So '' -" ~
C0KM0Yellow 6o15@slc; White 80; Mixed 57o5s Ct
GoIIONm w quote nomnay l1@ll1. =" -"
Pol 80 Spts Turp has advanced, and quote whole
p DRIED D. FRUIT-Appes dull at 81 So@l ss Bright
GUANo- Peruvian s5s@55; Mexican sss@so.i + i il
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special notice. z.

Tho STANDARDS IL conducted xpoa tatcAsH system
All papers discontinued at Tie expiration Of the TIM
for Dhich they haze been paid 'H be mod
rous WEEKS before their time Is out BY CROSS MAf on
Their papers unless the subscriptions renece9
per wH be discontinued. This ra from usch thSFe
your subscription.
Weekly Standard g per annum, in adE4hce
Semi Weekly Standard O. per aanunfs do. -nIs Z.
mention the Post Office FROM we'll the to, which
they desire the change to be made.
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Ia stfsas NGw 4CfOD Moaasses. ~ 50
Al1K HHDS PRIME NEW CROP CARDENA0
SO3D A0LASSES now landing fun big r. r.
Brown. For saie " e@s'St . 20, : 4
]. ]. L. HATHAWAY & 90.
Wilmington, Feb. q, 1885. "a, q. 81. 49,.
ID ECEIVED THIS DAY, PER ADAMS 8 Col
IL Express three cases beautiful Cassimso HaA 8onG'
stylss % slAFzzs assnzIsS sss-fasas s&4 nssk
W. q. r 8. TUCKEA 8
Feb. g. 1855. MIA
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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

FEBRuARY 20, 1883.
COTTON-The market has been brisk and prices have
changed from 1917 to and sales high 1l9(s
CORN and OATS-The market il well supplied, and
sales have been made lower than quotations wit so for
corn and So for oats. -
SPTS: TURPENTINE Isin fair demand and prices hs1s
ranged from 371S to SO cents. z. = .'' f
FLOUR-Has declined 10 cents on the barrel for An
grades.
BACONl-In demand at l21k cts hog roundJ0a.s,3
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- of Attention Fire Company No. 1. 8. ai.E
M EET AT THE ENGINE HOUSE ON
WI Friday afternoon at the sound Of City Hall aarum.
Roll called At 3ocluck precisely - -
By orders. = - sss.s 'JN0 SPEI.MAN, CapE.

STATE OF NORTH-C ABOIINA, CATAWBX
- County. Spring Term. i Equity. Rosanns Cowen
and Prudence Governs vs.. job Shives and wife ENh1,
1t appearing to the The Court that John
Shives and wife Elvra Lewis aNsy and John AcNsilly
nop-residens Of this Stat, It is therefore ordes4
that publication be made in til Raleigh Standard for sx
successive weeks notifying the said defsodantA whe.sy
ton the Mooday after the 4ih Monday February
next to answer the foregoing bill Of complaint judgment
pro confess0 will BE- taken ~ ma m T.{T az
"''''' " ~ . q. II. YoDER, G. N. -
Feb. Is, 1855. . l.....s.., -; ..e,..-,.s 5-w<H.
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BROOM MANUFACrORY.

WVHE NANUFACTURE OF BROONS HAVING BEEN
selected b. the Board Of Directors Of The n. G. In
stituton for the Deaf and Dumb and the Blind eeeof
BLIND. DEPARTMENT, notice 10 given t6af We 7Aose
on hand large assortment Of Brooms, which Nh -
cured at the North. -, - -. 80
We desire to cal the attention of Merchants abost
going North or their SpthG sufp 70 the et tst theY
now have IN opportunity Of Supplying VII
article nearer hons. ALI eoanmuni1aSious o. xaas II
.ss- .<.s.F --sseiif6t2 ssl-WN. D. COOKE fsp1 J
Prn. \. G. Inst. 81 the Deaf and DuaE and DD&
naleigh Feb. %, lsS4 .1asl .1l4sls sarat s-w3u,
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. PETERSBURG MARKET


aUANo-Peruvian sss@55; Mexican sas@so,.i + i il
sH PETERSBURG MARKER *
February 20. 1858.
CoTTOH-The transactions have been limited for 4 dss
PROVISIONS market continues excited and prices
Ness Pcrk ls71@Isc virginia Bacon IL @is@c. '''''
TOBACC0-Tbe Transactions for the past week shower
q s s Ts s .s ~
faned We quote Lugs at to ~ for to good;
WHEATThe market is quiet to-day Miller. doing but
Is s. No choice lots Offering .i holders &
GUAN0 The Peruvian Gosessnent Agent has reduced
the price of Guano to sa5 The stocks It this time
are very small but the surprises " soen be ample for The
C0kN.!s in active demand at 80 cts for good parcels
We hear OF some few retail sales 621kc - I--Li
MOLASsEs-New Orleans IS to ~ cents, Muscavado 80
CANDLES Adamantine "a to ss for Patent, Sperm IS
FLOUR is dull Of sale Country superane s5< to 81;
Extra aErS to ~ City Family ss1l tes "a,
BACON-Market duff. We quote small transactions a
s1a to lE51c for Shoulders and Sides; ..1:,}
PoSdsrsd and Crushed u to isXs, D' ,pi '''~
tE at as, D: % to "a, G:M. IS to ss
Is, kegs 14@l5 cts.-AtsNigenoer. -
.a-.s WILMINGTON MARKET. r~,s,-.sr g-' -
TURPENTINESales yesterday afternoon Of 400 bbIs At
g 20 for virgin and yellow dip, and 81 for hard 3 ESQ
lbs This morning only "a b6s changed hands at same
SPIRITS TURPENTINE- Further sales yesterday Of
1000 bbs at 4s eents gallon. No tansacons reported
RosN-sales yesterday of 1900 bbls Common 1t ii 10
TAR-9o bills sold this morning at q 50 y Dbl.
MoLAssEs-A cargo Of 2s5 6bd. just .reosiyed from
Cuba and selling from wharf at ss1<@s4 cents gallon.
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Sentence or n Slave sseaier.

The Petersburg Exprcss ssys-scntence was passed
upon Vim. D. Bayns on the f2th instant Upon opening
of court the prisoner brought In under the charge
OF the sergeant and placed in the Docket when upoa
being commsnded 10 stand up, he vas addressed By
Judge Nash In effect a. follows
VIM y. Baylis, have caused you 10 be brough, into
this court this morning. for the purpose Of hearing and
The offence OF which you lhsve been found guilty.
need nos tell you that the crime Of which you have been
convicted which strikes at the security and peace
OF whole slave popustiou and which fro ts extent
and the covert msuner IN which has been carried by
vessels trading 10 our ports, has compelled the
Legislature 70 psss laws upon the subject OF the most
stringent and rigid character Yet In the face Q these
laws and with full knowledge OF all the consequences
OF their breach, you have had the rsshpess and
folly 10 volate them. We have nevertheless given you
fair trial. and you have been convicted only by the
proof the but by your confession both 10 aad
Of court and there is too much 10 fear that
this NOT your rst offence, the interior construction Of
your vessel would 10 Indicate that had been built
f purpose The people OF state respec, the
opinions Quaker friends and the virtuous aud
psirlc Of the non ssvebolhpg sses who are con.
scienspsly opposed 10 slavery and who quietly enser
tsnire hese opiuous seek no 70 Interfere with the rights
OF theh poghboss But they will not tolerate the In.
sdioue acts q wicked and bed men, Who coming amongst
under the PRESENCE q commerce social intercourse,
undertake " disturb the peace and security OF our save
property s less will they tolerate the wicked acts Of
those from the low And sordd purpose Of gain
slaves and ebtice them 70 run OK under the de-
iusive PROMISE of lettering their oSnditon " yeur
uotune 10 have been guilty of this crime, and 10
been detected In the act se trust thereors that the
heavy punshment which awaits YOU mar deter others
rrou the commission Of similar oteuce,
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FROM the Rochester Union, June lI.l
case OF scandal recently occurred In neirhborisg
Of parties and more especially from s very singular
denouement, 10 well worthy of paragraph.
II appears that married gentleman Of large property
the Of ssbbath School
uec,ed with the church Of which he was member, Was
accused Of Improper intimacy with young widow, VINO
while her husband was living resided In this city, and 10
row well known here. she TOO q member Of the
church. OF the church the gentleman referred
TO- alleged hs, The offence charged took place ~ the
poses quite proper and legitimate The Witnesses, A.
learn, hired by an enemy both the parties
and hey testify 70 peepDs IN through partially dArkcsed
windows and seeing enongh 70 make out We hear
further Witnesses q the highest character
fact which might possibly be Inferred from hiring
selves 10 perform such q se~vie.
The matter set the village in blaze Of course aud hs
gentleman speedily summoned 10 answer the chsres
before the appropriste ecclesiastical tribunal An
elder lawyer BY professon undertook bis defence AMI
we heard the trial was progressing that he clearly
proved THAT the facts alleged we're an Impossibuy
snd hs, the witnesses who testified 70 them with gres,
rnlnvteness eitner mistaken something worse
AZ all events the Innocence Of the accused established
10 The satisfaction Of the ribuA before which the case
wrs tried, ~nd he was acccrdinSiy soquieed.
But the sis1cst part n this singular affair remains 70
be told Ne informed tina, the Court found the gentle
mar I've DO NOS that the lady tre1 nct gsyt
bot IN deference 70 pablo opinion they spended him
rom tbeThwch TIE colonial annals OF Dutch iurspfu
court found The susy instead OF not guilty,
wonder H. out Of regard 70 his feelings they would have
allowed HIM 10 remain IN fun communion His acquitia
they 30 think ought W safety him; and by his aus
rson they expect 20 safety public opinion That eccle
slas,lca court sbg9ij be mmortslized
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-21
The Proportion OF tire slave states I'm the
American Union.

Under the above heading the Journal du Hr-s, Of June
g. amer having examined the origin Of The population Of
the several free and slave STATES OF The Uaoo and
marked that slavery n decreasing from day 70 day. ends
follows -fn 1870 the slaves we're there 10 The prepor
ton u 70 5k Of the whole population; IN 1850 u vas
only out OF ~; nov cut OF 10 scarcely ths proper
ton. This benevolent evolution has gradually been OBJ
tanned by The emgrsnu who have g,ne " the
Northwest 20 erfzs the deserts ana populse The soil
tides 10 tina, TACT that 70 look Tor the deter
mpatve Of the prepondersnce, and more TAKEN
by the Northern upon the southern States. Tue elui
brium Of the two great halves OF the Union which until
he'd tried 10 maintain al all hazards, has been
broken by the admission OF two pew free Stses-hnne
and Oregon n follows then that there are por
seventeen frec against fifteen slave states aud nearly
certain thai the issue Of the Kansas affair VII aid an
eighteenth free star 10 the hed Of the American
1g Thus there already four, asd soon six, mpUy
votes which the paftzsns Of sboiOnsn have gained n
the Senate Should BY the division OF two or three
slave Sstee, she equality be momeDt>ry recovered be-
tween the two Congressional sections have still 10
greet in what has Just happened in the American Con-
sress, the dawn Of Dew day, or, as is sometimes SAID
the beginning OF the end.
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Our Neuvitas Correspondence.

NxvIrAs, MAY IL, lSbS
Nno Lyhthouses-7he Coy7ddeSctti Opera 7roupeSugar
Crop-Deah Of an American Citizen
The old Bahama channel has been years the fear OF
navgators; but, thanks 10 the British government, 1t
will now lose all its t,rrors.
They about erecting Csyo Lobos or Wolf Key, q
good lighthouse. We have AsterDillas Point . first
class lghtFre snel the house 100 feet high and
be easily % so miles or Lobos north
by north 10 miles from Materpiias. Th.re some
seventy personS employed the foundation made piles
Drove and the piles iron lighthouse $50 feet high
cutter with COCO crew. 10 attend 10 the OF the
Tho Spanish government about erecting smother light
from Iobos from from parties aboard Of
cutter, the English government n about putting
several Others around the pIssases, which badly
wanting.
The Corrade 5te troupe have been doing excellent
business 10 Puerto Principe singing 10 crowded houses
Their engagement the 2sn, wnen they leave for
New York. The cnorisers-some fourieen 10 al-will
leave this tho brig Granada which will sal for
port the Goth. Parodi and the rest 20 by way OF
Havana Since their arrival the ISLAND las. Nove per-
they have lost I've Of their number by that terrible
scoarge-back vomit
crop OF sugars viii be fourth lsss than
last year Weather, 30 ar propitous Tor planters but
now every appearance OF rain. Siocks-Muscovaio,
about 200 hhds molado, 800 hhas molssses, 400
hhds.
sam p. Larkins, an American engineer, died on the
18TH ai this place, with locSJaw
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New Orleans Sailors Accused OF Marier.

III rom Tue liVer poot IS, may lVl
George Reed, swede sailor On beard the American
ship Houghton, brought up on charge OF having
stabbed Henry O. Tarbocs, tue mate OF the ship APP
psared that the voyage tro New Orleans the sscood
went 10 call the prisoner 10 his duty and found him
asleep He reused him up. AID soms aterca,oa followed
when the prisoner drew knife aud at the second
Hs beow aud called sbs mae, teng blm tbs
prisoner had knife. rhs msie up, when the pri-
gave him ''sanoe." and the mate gave him box
the face and then The prAoaer drew ns kafe aud
~ him. infctn- Wound six inches long aud one deep
the back ~ the mates nrct coming rprnd under HE
IL was q miracle thai the man no, killed.. Tue
captain o. the ship said tue prson-r told him Afterwards
that he did no. put the knife Ear round the mates
he Intended and bis determination TO arder the
One n re derss>d ~, pr,orsr 90 ~, cfp,r-)
Of haring murdered ths nigh, bsore ~ t>f Ncw
Irt New Orleans Tue prisoner sail the second msts
cked' him frishtfully, snt when the lr.t mats came
ne begsu 20 "nck him 40, and the ,nd mate be
tbe knife, but could not tell what he then did rhc
cond called snd DEF led having struck tn
prisoner all His Worship read the Intern sionL Act,
which empowered him 70 commit the prisoner Until the
Amere,n Minister could inv-sigsgs AMI dispose Of the
case. fhe prisoner was conmited.
John Shiels, bosisvain, aud Gs,rre williamson aud
James Thom, sailors board The snip 5. s. Parsons
American ship IN custody Liverpool charged With
havirg caused toe death Of Henry srre, sseansn on
board the vessel II vas stated that tue snip Jeff
New Orleans Tor Liverpool on the 1911 Of hsrch last
the evening Of which day the prisoner saeds dragged
the deceased % hs bunk 10 the deck Knocked
him do~n With siune Oh u, and he aud wliynsou and
rhom beat him W death With Delaying pins The body Of
the deceased vas seen lying on The desk short time a.
Yer yards bat few minutes aer that missed, and
the pr,soner Shells heard 10 say tia, "they had
planked the - meaning that they had tnro~n the
body overheard IL va. not seen again. On The arrival
United Consul which led apprehension Of the
~ soners Friday lodging house 10 Gi ,rstu
mxs,rstes the necessary authority from the Home sec.
rotary, In conjunction with She authority Of the Ussed
States Consul being reqsired be ore removing the prison
for uiai TO New Orleans they beng American ON.
seus and the offence having been comnssed under the
American nag.
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Mr.. Rsrey's Mode of Horse Tanning.
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

INV YoRx June IS, 1858.
me following ell that comprises NJ Rsrsys 80 called
secret, win -
Having battered your colt and csrcssed him. isssen his
fore foot with sross strap round the pstern and
radius or fore arm make him hop round on THEE sss
until tired. When he Ia tired, put strap with MOOSE
round the OF p.sern make him hop then pal tne strap
When bic knees keep The strap he cannot get
his foc slack 70 get up Bear sgsDs TIE house, she n
der with yours steadily when be VIII 10 down IN fes
minutes When be IL down stroke him the Wy the hair
lies take OF the strap ~ ss he " down. ioi can
nov do anything with him you wish, or beat DR. lm on
Va this manner ~ often a. tue occasion requires.
have from the mos, reliable authority that the
ner. WS.h
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The French and Belgian Press on tue ID ritish
OMarAges.

IRON the Journal des IL bafs, June
wiz be BY the tone Of tho dcspach sen, by Gen.
Cas- Mr. Dallss how much the United States govern
mcut has boon excited by the Aggresons OF tue Officers
OF the British navy against the American ships which
have been stopped by fofce and vstoi In tho CUT OF
Mexico and The adjsoen, The naughty stoess OF
Minister In London will also have been noticed Az
faction for those proceedings. which properly qua
ed q arbitrary and fasrant violations Of
rights Of the United Ssis the Cabinet OF Washington
demands that the officers OF the British navy who
have visited the American ships stall be disa
vowed by their government, aad thai peremp,,ry
orders shall be gwen 10 prevent the rsnexh Of
such cutrsges- Curious 70 onpsre the despatch
OF GcDeral Cas- with the explanations made Tuesday
last by Mr.. Fitzgerald IN regard 10 toe complaints
Of the United States government AZ mucs
the language OF the despatch s pressing sad
naughty, rs thai OF the oralor spsssng 10 the
name Of the Britrh government reserved aud c,'-
caory. 10 N true thai the Cabinet hal not yet beon
inter from II that the British government will make al
reasonable concessions 70 apDeese the iresh
pccseily raised by the right Of search.
Iron IA Presse, June
The language VI the British govern respecting the
events which lately occurred the coast of Cuba
between the Eogiish and lumber " Amsrcan
vessels extremely moderate. OF similar character 10
the tone of the press OF oil parties II evident that the
Americans will obtain full ssuefscton
IRON the Independence Besc, June
According 10 the London journals, the British govern
only sent Instructions 10 the commanders 81
h naval stations, directing toe manner IN which they
sells but has also ordered investigation In order
control the facts complained Of By the Amercso captains
whose vessels have been visited the coast OF Cuba
The English journals unanimous In declaring that The
uvepops In relation 10 the suppression OF the slave
trade have been fulfilled BY the United States but
they also coocur saying that the moment for GOODNESS
on even discussion with them s nopportnne. aud they
unanimously applaud the discrimination OF the CABINET
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end unauthorized by causing useless dstsasoa whom The
ship We. in dangerous posao. putting IN jeopardy TIE
ne mate VIM XrcSbcid, who refused to submt TO the
g y mate AND had
proved himself good and efcient officer under ell cir
cumstances A he with three others OF the Grew OF the
Corez refused receive bride money from the British
officers Of Forward OF the sacks they had taken
from the passengers in due course Of robbery they have
and others paIpaSx in The pundsr Of that vessel
condemned the false testimony Of lieutenant in the
Britain navy Indeed, the mate and the men, whom the
down Jamaica with bis III gotten prize spoken very
favoraby Of by those who knew them-mAsers and off,
Arrived yesterday, the Danish bark Trea, Soreuss,
MASTER nom Swa,oS and St. Helena ia days. with 500
Asas,cs board for Cuban servtudeeight years The
not Jet ascer,a.Ded. Health o. our bay not good
Being considerably interested In the correctness Of the
from pscS se 20. ANA 80 N Su ss
sanc for 1857 represented by one OF your mos: intel
lgeDt correspondents in his letter Of the 26th att and
readers may not bait by the way for there Is probably,
many would have the curiosity 10 examine the items
and possibly 60 over the addition 70 see the Ss s wa
every there balance Of account carried forward
the owing year. when the into the trea:u
ry actually made, so that Il Is right that should be
entered order make good the amount which is not
taken into at s coee, and which sum let out
total which he has copied without verifying By eSamua
ton. The pexttem which took me BY surprise was the
the imports very FAR from the fact aud SO
much less than the duty exports as TO show the aosur
cy Of the compilation. In this however, your cores
pondent may have claim against the compostor a. nnd
by the OF 80" that the be changed from
duties imports STA 207 stated, to the correct
presson 81 074 207 and NJ fractions are sometimes i'm
portapt when the figures OF total are derived therero,
shall give the whole figures in order 70 realize the sum
which your correspondent thinB h may be worth while
preserve" entirely concdipg with him 10 this, but for
quite o different than for correcting imaginary
errtr the "commony reported increase Of revenue
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NEW York, June 10, 1865.
The editorial In your issue or this date q 20 what oou
s,.,.. ,.d. % "a a. -rch <.oar ~asaxr,,~ A ss,h.
'"1' ' ~ Wv,
cases OF LAZY ana otner nomicioes VIM havo rooonsy
been tried In BIZ ooklyn ana this city you intimate there
ara re,.ons s.c.,cui,, a, lead N an ,pourv besher
" 49,
there Is any use In preserving the word murder any
longer in the statute book and in the dictionary
m ma .o r.. n, LAS, an tho c.se M v I. corcerned IN
''' 9" ~' ." '"os - s ' " ''
be scarcely Approprate Your Recommendation aso 70
the members OF the Vigilance Com mtee OF Brooklyn 70
.ta inopir;as s,n,o The .nacarts of III ,uror, a.
-ae f Nv 0 ~ -,
wen your interrosssory wnesner any OK tue
this had "sgreed to acqlit Lauy In tho
,.otb NJ .rv ev,darce - xc According IN INV viev
- ..'
conveyss most unjust impusa1on' and IL nsFc'y wss-
ranted by proper knowledge Of the facts presented.
Allow me- therefore in reply 10 your re marks 70 say
through YOUR columns thai 40 csr a the ompsunsng Of
the ury vas concorued n wss done 10 nv nun bic ooi
uion nth nerfect S.rues aud the uersons VINO es in