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GEORGF BLACK


Jesse H. Motley. Henry 4. .Reyn0lts
Miller A. SpangleT, Pollard Nicer
nick. William +. Carey. Rirhard4 ln So.fL OF Coin-
Pairick. 5 Dud, H. or, J1mes fll a fltast Iuy-
Campbell. James Bredei, SAMUEL Anoga Co. Ohi1-
NJ Lane, A n. MeyseTt J. Nc iuu-
kn, Alexander n nick William u
Nlmck, and Robert PEBBLES
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a cept sal Morley. Reynolds S1lngier aud Cr-y ~,
hereby notified, that May Il ls5s The Daiuf 81
ms petilon aid Court agans the defendants aove
named, II which Is alleged that al the N1vember
Term ls6 o. sand Court the plainn recovered judg-
meat agslnsi sad Pollarl McCornirk and William j
Carey, for SID debt and Sl 6l-liu costs that Viii the
su was pending IN which said ju smsn was ohained the
Plaintiff sued out order afachmsni coDy of Which,
was served on SAID Jesse II Morley Henry X Rey-
nods thai 81 Morley and Reynolds the ine Of such
service 0 process On hem had tar s0n personal
nrup0tF OF sait Carey Of the value uf SOl an iaf aid
Spansier. P4lrick d q. OTr. CAMPBELL Lane Mev erf
unkins Peebies, aIcCOrmick, Alexander Nmick and MI
lam Nlalck claim some nj rest In said pr psry, and
praying judgment against said Morey and Re nad for
muea as will the plaintis said jugmsn againi 5 ii
AIcCOrmick and Carey.
The Jefeldants required sor said patau On az
bei1re OCTOBER 3 ISIS AXIELL 4 PRENTISS 4
aU7 dow ls6 Attor,eJ for piaiu,iF
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Bankers.
j. HerdInan & Co.,

j. RerdHnan 81 Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
nEALERS IN GOLDAND SILVER
Il Com Fa. eiuh 81 Domestic Exchange, Uncurrent
Money and Land WarTants- Col eciions m the United
Sfacs Canada aul Europe, Promptly aite ndea 70
Agents arthc LiFefDool and New YORK ScrtW v stenslf
Ln b. Eieh PasSasecan be secured either - of iteA
Liverpool advertised mites Passage can also De Sc
.urci rom Iverpoolt Ner York. Qnshee and New Or
leans By the regular lines Of sailing Packet Shls Als
irnu Havfe Hamburg aud Bremen 10 New " IL Drafts
f1ruisned foT amount. yaie thTois " le Ctnen
m Erone su Great Britain and Ireland For tartheT pr-
.-ularsspply al The BANKING and Exchange Office OF
J. HERDMAN X CO.
spI74itf n water street. Cleveland, Ohlo
a a WaTTsAN y n. srAND1Hr- G W srANDAKr
WHITMAN, STANDARD Il Co
w Bankers and iealsrs IN Foreign aud aIleslc HI
-inge No opener street We draw dlEeci on Lon
dla viii furnish Drafts fo- any ao1n lay 5blS Al an
he pTuaaa 1in IN England. Ireland. Scotland France
a. 4 Germany Collections made on all aeeessahe points
Ilroazhou the L lit d S-ateS and Canaa.s ml.s.lA
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Legal Notifies.
THE BANK OF PITTSBURGH.

THE BANK OF PrTTSBURGHl
Iesse II. Morley. Henry X Reynolds
Mailer Nj Spangier. Richard Pat H. 80. - -,
rlrk s Duff. II. or Jau Camp ~ - u I'M
bell, James Breden, Samuel n fui,l-l -e-ss ~
! ane. A. n. Meylart McJuukin sAos1 u Ohi'-
AleIand-r NlmicK, W liam X Mn
lex. Robert PEBBLES, F0llgrd AIcCur
nick AID Than Carey
A LII the above named defendants ex-
"a eept said Morley, Ryneds Spanger and Carey are
hle1y nothed, that May a. ls5 the psinfi filed his
Petl ion N sai Court, asans the deeuls ab5vs asd
N which s al esea tat a. The N0vemher Term i
Court tue Plaintiff resoyere judgment aairst said POI
lard Aicturmck and William F. Carer, = S540 - eht
and SAG p cost that while the suit pending Ia which
ssd Judgment ohtained the sued
Of attachment copy 0f whi-h served
Morley ami Henry X Reynolds; that sad Morley aud
Reynols, he time OF such Of prcess GA tIeu
hal IN ther possession peona property Of said Carey
the yane OF U00s and that said Spanser. Ptirick Du
Orr, Campbel Brtden- Lane. MeyieT Junkin PEBBLES
Mccormick, Alexander Nlmirk and William Il. Nmick
claim Interes said properly. and praying juug
aslust si Morley ard Res n1lds for nu as " I'D
pay the plaintiffs s1d Judgment aga sad Mc Cornic
and Carey.
The deiendanfs required sid petition on OF
before October 3, ISIS. ;AXrELL PKENTISS !
auT dow le6 AttoTnrTs Z n pl,i,fi n
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WNcHELL-The Cincinnati Commercial of a
late date tells the following anecdOte of VIM
ehelTs " tact in a hotel, in Western city, in
an emergency, in bed, and in the small hours of
the morning. The hotel was crowded with
guests, but the drOllerist, having travelled some
fifty hours on a steamboat without being able
to obtain sleep or sleep room, determined, if
suueptitiously, to obtain little of tired M
lures sweet restorer' and so persuaded the
clerk to allow him to repOse, if it were only for
two or three hours. He was shown into a
splendid bedroom. towards the edge of the eve
ming, with the understanding that its legitimate
occupant was to have it on his retlrn from a
pleasure excursion time to be given to the
chambermald to make the bed again after rous-
ing the trespassing incumbent. 1t so happened
that
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. TIE best lail plans Of nice and men
An sang agiee

A-S 'ea' --i- !.--s ~ ll-s1 1u1 leh
The regular occupant did not return until
Awe short hour ayouts.h tvaI.'
and, after trying the latch and finding the door
fast, commenced furious assaults upon it, ae-
eOmpanying the same with sereeching Oaihs and
yelling denunciatiOns against the intruder, who
ever he might be. Winchell resOrted to his
powers Of mimiery, and Immediately an old wO
man and an old man sent forth the most piteOus
shouts, and baby the most deafening cries, the
two former beseeching, in the most humble
tones, that they might remain there till morn
ing, on account of the baby having the measles,
the old woman the cholera, and the old man
was just beginning to break out with the small
pOx-
" The tho Of invalids were let alone until
morning, and, as everybody had aseertained that
the cholera and small poI were in the house, to
say nothing Of the measles, many were p1epar-
ing to quit the i'm, until, by degrees, it having
been aseertained, from circumstantial evidence
that there lras a queer genius there, by the,
name Of Winehell, and that he had been put in
certain room on the night previous; that he
was seen to come out of it by the chamber.
maid and several others on the watch, at the fair
and reasonable hour of ten O'Clock, and that no
old man, woman or baby had been lighted to
bed in that room at all, why, as the ball of yarn
slowly unwOund, it began to be wOundy queer
crowds were seen with broad grins under their
otherwise sober bTOws. A general conclusion
was arrived at that there was regular sell, and
the crowd was with Winchell."
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Urnqs.

GOAP-Low's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey SOAP, C-eayor's Glycer rue, Musk and Honey
Soap-waTranled genuine hir sale by
RRtISHES-A tne assortment OF
HAIR aud ClOth Brushes, ls, Teeth Brushes OF Ivory
B3ae, Bnf7lo Horn and Sandal Wood Fors5l By
feb9 y. ". SACKRinER
II UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sorimeHt st received setheT with great variety
les Z W. SACKRlDER.
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS
MORNING, AUG. 11, 1s5s
PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING.

q Plain and Ornamental Printing Of every cescripio
i0no the Printing Establishment OF the Leader Oee
the latest impr we'd and raDid presses in the
best style shor notice and reasonable Par
ucular attention paid TO blank work Every description
of Bning done especially Blank Books Ledgers, Journ-
~ sales Bolks. ReceiEns Baoks. Ne &C
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y For late City News, see third page.
For Market Reports and Marine News, see fourth
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The ASSOCIATED FIRENEN'S
INSURANCE COMPANY. OF
PITTSBURGH.

Jesse II. Morley. Henry X Reynolds,
Miller u Spangier. Pollard u cCor-
NICK, William r Carey, Richard
Pdinck, 5. Duif HOrr, JameSCamp b
bell, James Bredeu. Samuel M.Llne
A y. Meylert, J. McJunkin. Alex
ander Nimick William X. Nimick.
and kOherJ PEBBLES
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Atfps & GounsrIlurs.

GEO. S. CLAPP-ATTORNEY AZ
NNLAW and NOTARY PUBLIC Odre ever McB1tes
Drag store, Belea- Oh mAomT
w S. KERRUISH-ATTORNEl
w sarLaW-No. g. superior street, Cleveland ohlo
spi:lra isi -
DROOKS, BOARDMAN Il FORD.
ID ATTORNEYS AT LAW. Atwsler Buildings, foot
OF Sapggi1r s., Cleveland. Ohio -,
d y. lRooks- ". J. B1AEDNAN- L W t9fh
WTILLTAMSON q RIDDLE, AT.
w roKNETS Al LAW. oEce No %, SugeTloT-st
f,le-slapd ono. 5. WILLIAMSON
i9ual A G RIDDLE.
NHARLES G. BALDWIN-ATTOR-
Jarv aud Counselor al Law-Ofce q Super 81; over
Cliv Bank lanl-9lA =
DALMER & AUSTIN, ATTORNEYS
Al LAW Office Commercial Bank. . -
A SPEk, f, ATTORNEY AT LAW,
"a Walren Tumhdu County, Ohto- Once, No, 5l-s
lisrkcl sfreet ess.1-lsI-
CPAULDING q PARSONS, ATT0R-
a , sPtpIpING. r.. {. PARSONS
re- n q PARSONS. Unnod States Commlssouer, md
HiasIaF a fn taHrHfrN t-u---l-E
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IA Court Of Com
-mon Pleas. Guy
al ga Co. Ohiu.
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MiIlimrrp,

DONNETS.-A LARGE STOCK AT
! ,gis Efeal' 'ea'''' pii'''' MORGAN ROT.
DONNETS-At half price. the whole
u sfo-t iull0 W WARREN
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COAL---COAL.

n VI 4
y Vour Winter supply. We daily receivl splen-
Id aicle for Stoves aud Grltss, which sell $50
urton Parties wishing purchase VIII do well p give
as call All orders through the Post Oilce pIomtly at
fealetl 10 Ohces aud ards 8 p r X Pier aud al
9; SIS : & h L. "a '---'' I0HN HAYS co
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In Court Of Com
m a Pleas, Guy
ah0ga Co, Ohi1.
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r. r. r.

CONSTITUTIONAL DISEASES
hIany diseases that aiiet huuiIY Inherited as her
looms frum the diseased bodies Of slC KY sIes Scrou1,
CONSUMPTION, syphilis aud Fits sIe among the most com
OF CONSTITUTED nal diseases Now we ere not how
many geueratuus the seeds Of these diseases may have
been established The system, corupt ne hood-kAD
ways RENovk rIsa REsOLvENr vii eradicate IRON the
bodies Of the afflicted Falee OF diseased depcslts
and fll the veins with new. pure and healthy blood.
CHELDREN'S DISEASES.
RADwAY's RENOvATtao fSoLvkNr should be hallec as
hessing BY every mother throughout tho land. whose
infants ced with Sores. Humors, n. These break
ines ltaus eariyl evidence OF deae transmitted
the parent stock few doses OF the hENovATNG
RESOLYENr VIII eracae every vesise The dIFease and
insure the child sound ami healthy body.
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SKIRTS Patent Self Adjusting,
~ H0UGH PATENT, VICTORIA
mnAl RANnIONn co
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NEWBERRY LUMP C0AL.-This
i superior article Of DITuAIiNOUS COAL, which 4
particularly aated 10 domestic purposes, az we'll as Tor
smith be had OF the undersigned Agents
oulefs foT cty 0rf0reign tade viii be executed with dis
uar and ColideiireTed al paTt Of the cly OF quality
which fail 10 please. II lett at either OF our Offices
SCOVfI.L WHEELER,
a-f- No = = aud 4, p tsnli PIER.
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Invariably in Advance.

rP~rsous forwarding orders isT subscription, without
tes4-h, nled not sct 90 any attention
TERMS OF ADVERTISING,
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Ia { cut OF Ctm-
sm1n p oas, ny
ahOsa Co, Ohi0
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ma THE LADIES.-We hay

received large and choice lot q neU Ribbons, fl0
ers Feaf ers and some choice and materials for
Wufsr Bannefs all which have beeu bought ven cheap
sf will he sold Al . PER CENT LESS
sTl earlv and make 4 selection while the
c1ululefe-- Al SHAW = Co.'S,
Se-s rs Superior 81
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A MOTHER INVOICE OF REAL
GH0DREN'S STRAW HATS-We

y7ve sf recsired igm Auciian) large stock Of Leg
hn ana CooTed SraW Hats suitable for Boys ard Girls
of rsizes winch will oler tnIty reuI below tie
n.arket rrices Al $ HYhAN \ co. S.
snsa Corner Superior and Public Square.
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Trial Of Arms at Washington.
WASHINGTON, March, %, 3,

AshiNGToN, Marcn, &c %.
Yesterday Col. Roberts, IT, s. A., gave
trial, open TO all new aud improved arms, in
the orchard at his residence on tie heights
at Georgetown. The company was distin-
guished and select including Secretary of
War Floyd, General Persiier +. Smith,
Colonel Roberts, Colonel May, Major Nc.
Culloch and several others. The practice
was continued from noon till shutdown. Sc
cretary Floyd fired five shots with Sharp's
carbine, and put all in the target at three
hundred yards. Colonel Roberts carried OIL
the most marks, and also put the only shot
in the white AT the close Of the day the
marks stood thus in the target--300 yards
Sharp's rifle, manufactured at Hartford
Conn, 81 Morse's rife, 80; Colts. s ;
Goulds 3. After the conclusion Of the trial,
an agent Of Sharp's fred ten shots in forty
seconds. Subsequently at COO to $50 yards
seven shots were put in the target, including
three by Colonel Roberts. Another trial
comes of soon at the Navy yard.
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Meeting Ia Itennepin County.

AT large and en- husiastic meeting held
at the house of r. b. Gibson, in the Pre-
einct OF Bloomington, uennepin CO., for the
purpose OF considering the $1,000 900 Loan
Bill which was ably addressed by Hon. II
b. Gibson, Hon. +. n Bates, Hon, Martin
Mcleod, in favor Of tie Bill and by Mr..
Jennisou. of 81. Paul, against the Bill
After which II was voted that the chair
appoint committee Of three 10 draft res.
olutions expressing the sense Of the meeting,
and the chair appointed +, Ii. Stanley Esq,
Hon Martin Mcleod and Rev. I. Rowell,
said committee, and after retiring short
time they reported the following resolutions
which were adopted unanimously not dis,
sentng vote -
Rssoired. That the citizens of hennepin coun.
~. after mature deiberaton and thorough dis
cusson OF the g. 900, 600 loan bill. have deter
ufnnd TO yield ii our hearty and3 unqualified
support.
Resolved, That while. a. general thing, we
are opposed to loan State credit, we regard
this a. the present time, az measure OF vital
importance 10 the highest interests and further
prosperity of the State; and rising above all
party considerations. it appeals 10 the patriot
ism and public spirit of every citizen for his
support.
Rssoicsd, That We pledge ourselves TO use
every honorable means for the ratification OF
this measure by the people on the 18th of April,
confident that lis ratification will prove a per
manent and solid benefit to the State OF Mime.
sofa.
Resoirsd, That the proceedings Of this meet.
ing be published in the Minneapolis Gssths,
st. Anthony Express and Erening Ne,rs, and
st. Paul Tunes and TIossER AND DEMOCRAT.
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Bishop simpeon' health is no poor since
hi return from Europe that he will retire
awhile from hs official duties as I,iahop II
tho Methodist Episcopal Church.
Tho Washington Union Is now published
by CORNELIUS WgsDgII., who secured his
election Of Printer 10 the late Hou.e Of Re-
precnta'iv@ by bargains with Black Re
publicnns and Know No,hings, who consti.
tutc'l majority Of the House
ID Bo'e's V,ekiy Pre-" ays thut THOMAS
WARRINGTON Snrrn, who killed CAHrKR in
Philadelphia, Ia again engaged as an agent
for that paper, and that he gives evidence
u an entire restoration Of mental and pbyi.
cal health.
The impression is expressed by certain
mulct9rs arrived at Fort Ieavenwortb, from
oDc Of the camps near the Utah line, that
tho Mormon forces are strong enough 10
conquer Col JOnssoSs PRESENT quota Of
troops.
Ono Of the inevitable cmeutes which d.
wrsify college life has occurred at The South
Corolina College, at Columbia, $. G. One
hundred Of the mice young men, have been
suspended for the curious crime Of ,arring
the benches.
A special despatch 10 the New York
Tribune, says that Rock Island, in the Mis-
sissippi between the cities Of Rock Island
and Davenport, IL 70 be sod in forty acre
lots Sealed bids are to be transmitted to
the Secretary Of War, who will open them
in presence Of witnesses, 10 avoid future
charges Of collision with buyers.
Col Saw. COR, the great pistol maker
10 asking Congress for renewal Of his pat
nt which expired about year ago, and all
the little pistol makers are bringing their
artillery to oppose him. The Colonel keeps
open house" at the capital, keeps plenty
Of horses for biz friends, and gives Gne din
ners.
RARyy. the celebrated American hone-
tanner, who has lately astonisbed all England
by hin miraculous power over wild and IN.
manageable horses. Is now in Paris, perform.
ing like wonders. Before . commissioner
appointed by LOrn NAraRos, and the
members Of tho Jockey Club. RAxry per.
formed such feau - to drew forth the high.
at encomiuma Mr.. RAaxY o6ers TO dr.
close and teach bis secret TO club Of I've
hundred subscribers In England and France
i go esch--s total Of $4,000.
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NEW YoRx. March Is, 1855.

From cur regular New York Correspondent
If there is any particular feature which
marks the history of this weeks life in New
York it is the steady increase Of the interest
and excitement on religious subjects, which
has been growing so rapidly for the pas,
fortnight The eclat of the meeting m
BuRToN's Theatre no doubt draws in many
who could hardly be induced to attend Il
meeting in any other place. Some ladies
yesterday wer so cXtravagant as TO make
their appearance three hours before the time
of opening, intending to wait in the Theatre
in order to secure seats, though the building
was then closed An enthusiastic young
woman has also taken upon herself the duty
of stopping young men who pass down John
ST. from business aud bcstowing upon them
a treat with Il word OF aflectionate cXhorta-
ton. This however is necessarily incident
to a general interest in the subject Of relig
ion which leads many TO counterfeit genuine
emotion for Interior motives, and carries
others beyond the bonds of propriety in
their newly awakened enthusiasm.
If our business men and rulers Of our city
can really be converted we have something
to hope for yet. As it is we are governed
at an enormous and unprecedented cost, only
to be allowed to execute every necessary i'm
provcment at our own cost by private con
tract The city pays enormous sums to a
perfectly idle street contractor, while the
merchants in that thoroughlare are obliged
to pay $3.50 week TO keep it clean.
Still we must grow and prosper, however
swindled and mismanaged. Park Place has
changed wonderfully within few months
The most important houses in the wholesale
dry goods trade have transferred themselves
to that locality, and magnificent white front
stores are opening there which command
double the rent of similar edilices one block
only above. The name goes great way in
this case, though the fact that Park Place
will hereafter be the central market for dry
goods renders it especially desirable.
Business with the West and North is gra-
dually improving, though people come here
more to settle up old claims than to contract
new obligations. Cotton will probably 60 no
higher, il it does not tend downwards do
mestic produce has reached its maximum 4;
manufactured goods will hardly improve
much before next January.
II will be near that time before the sus.
pended and failed houses Of the late season
of panic will know where they stand.
The contemporary drama is having a
great run at the theatres. The Mormons,
the Coolies, the Chinese, and the ends Of the
earth generally are being brought on the
stage for the benefit of the rabble. -
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pointed commissioners 20 locate, survey and o.
tao'ish state read from Faribault via. War
saw to Traverse, IN Nicollct county.
sN'' Sc, That l.. Smith, J. $. Fisher. and
Alexander Wood, are hereby appointed com.
misslonete TO sntyey locate and establish the
tohow'hG state roads, viz. From Blue Earth
Wy wa Paramount county seat OF Martin
county, To Jackson, county seat of Jackson.
Also road from Mankato, by the way of Ar.
eaala' W Brown county, 10 jackson. IN jackson
Sou.ss. Also . road from Faitmount in a
Sou'hefiy direction tp the State line ot Iowa.
$50. ~. That II s. Younr. Ceo. n wss,o,
aud u, u. hurmit b. appointed cen,nisslouer.
TO lay out aud rs!Ahl sh a Stnie road from w
nebago City, IN fatjbaplt county. 10 snme pont
ON tho east aud west cham lakes in Martin
county.
sny s., That Horace Elircd, James Davis.
aud Moses Kelly, are hereby appnls,cd com
missloners 10 locate, survey snd rstabli.b n
state road irom Florence, Upadhuv county "a
MaAeppa, via, GrayA settlement
sso. ~. That kmbrick Hudson, Edmund
hiil, aud Johc Brown, are hereby appointed
commissioners 20 relocate and establish such
portion Of the Territorial road from crowns
VILE to Mankato, 80 laws between Gilbert An.
defsone, IN town i0l, range wcst, section Ii,
town i0l, range :.
ssc. 10. That Lewis owen. l.. q. Tennis.
aud T.. A. Doaahd, of Wabashaw county, are
hereby appointed commissioners to locate and
survey state road from Iepeectah Ca the
point where the Wabashaw and Rochester ruad
cfosScs the Iumbfo river.
hks' ~, The commissioners fur the location
aud establishment OF other of the above men.
uohed roads, may meet a. such place ns may
10 deemed most convenient on any day uubse.
luent 10 The passage OF this act, aud may pro.
oech to lay out the respective roads At such
Time, within twelve months from the passage
he 500
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Sr. CLOUD, March 18th, 1858,


Rdi.ors - tho Pioneer and Drmocrot
The type in the Office Of the st. Cloud
Vp,ter, published in this town, having been
nut into the river the other night, and Ger.
tain Of the Republicans attempting TO charge
the act to political instead Of personal mo
tives, for the purpose of making capital
against the Democratic party, I think
that a statement from the principle actor
should appear in the public print.
The cause OF the whole affair was this
deliyed some weeks since in st. Cloud, lee
ture on Woman" in which spoke con
temptuously Of strong minded women. Mrs.
SwrssHH.x, the editor Of the Ulster claiming
to belong to that class, chose to resent il by
Publishing a most infamous attack on my
wife.
The proprietor Of the paper is in Washing
ton, and there was no one 10 control her, and
knowing her character, had reason 20 expect
another libellous attack worse than the first
and destroyed the type to prevent it. always
intending TO pay Mr. BRorr, the owner, on
his return
| feel ! am justifable in my course, but
# there is any blame il should fall solely on
me
PIea-c publish this and oblige,
Yours truly,
JANIS 4. SHEpLEY.