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cures in . very short time.
AL weercuyid tdtnts entirely removed fro the System
All Syphilic which have resulted from improper
treatment, constitutional syphilis, treated In thor
ough and scientific manner.
All persons afflicted with that direfu disease, SeSsi.
nal Weakness, should apply for imnssdiatey BE-
fore the disease has taken thorough hold upon the
system. Patients at distance be treated success
Express to any part Of the country accompanied with
written directions ~ No communications answered
unless stamps encloscd.-6A
The Doctor is also Agent for DR.. vANpsRLouPs's
GREAT EUROPEAN FEMALE MONTHLY PILLS. Price
81 per box and stamps for return postage.
N. D.--MARRIEp LADIES who think themselves h
the family way must not thexs they certain
to produce miscarriage. Under every other circum.
stances they perfectly harmless and admirably
calculated to remove all uterine distractions.
Office hours to IL A. u. ] to ?. H. p. o. Box
504 [marchl 7n75m3l
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Hon. WIN. McCyintock.-On Tuesday morn
ing this gentleman arrived at McGregor from
Washington. We are indebted to him for q
call, several late papers and an agreeable chat
on affairs at head quarters. Judge Brown is at
Washington and a reasonable hope exists that
our Land Grant may be obtained toward the
close Of the session. The Lecompton question
is still the absorbing one. Southern men are
beginning to regard the policy of the govern.
ment suspiciously and its success is seriously
doubted. Prescription is being advised against.
Being nearly ready for the press. We have
not time to detail the interesting facts with
which MAC" has favored us.
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From the Dubuque Daily Tim


Friend Clement The following are the rates
Of freight agreed on by the Marine Associa.
ton of Pittsburgh, on Tuesday last, for the.
spiing trade:
To St Louis-lst class, doc; 2nd class, Csc,
and Sd class, Soc. Pittsburgh manufactures,
SC p l0Ofbs. less.
To Dubuque-lst class, Soc; I'd class, 75c
and Sd class. zoe. Pittsburgh manufactures
lOc u lCOtbs. less.
To st. Paul-lst class. $l,lO: I'd class. 81,
Sd class, 9Oc. Pittsburgh manufactures, lOc p
l0Obs. less.
.E.". MURPHY e. WOLFE.
Dubuque, March s, 1853.
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R1- Or. J. d. Smith, well-known druggist of high
standing, In Richmond, KY, under date of January
10th, 1857, says:
'.Dr Bakers Pain Panacca is doing wonders in this
neghborhood in the way of healing the Sick the Rheu-
mates among the number. Perhaps the most remark
able Is that of old citizen of this place. who
has been suffering solely from Rheumatism for some
fifteen years. lie is WE'LL and for the great blcss-
ing he enjoys in the shape unnt errupted good
health he is indebted under Providence your inval-
liable Panacea."
For sale by Merrill & Barron, McGregor, and by
agen In every town In tho county See
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ROAD NOTICE.

GUTENBERG, February 20, 1855.
DY virtue OF an Act Of the General Assembly Of
ID Iowa, entitled IAN Act to authorize the re-suIvey
Of certain highways in the county OF Clayton"
travelled road highway, leading from Gasnaviie 10
McGregor, by way OF snie Mc0il under the name and
style OF the Garnavflo, Sne cGnt and Mc6regor
The Plat and Field Notes Of said road ART now on
file IN this ONCE aud unless good cause BE- shown
against SO doiug aid Plat and Field Notes at the April
that time be declared public highway and ordered
be duly recorded In the Record OF Roads for Cayton
county. ,..r..s OLIVER w. CRAZY
No73w4 county Judge.
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An old Friend.-Mr. Bushnell of the Cedar
Valley News presented Lis good.looking face
in our sanctum on Monday. He is here ON q
business expedition and we hope our Merchants
will extend to him liberal share of advertis-
ing. If they want to place themselves before
western traders they can get no better medium
than the News.
Asa matter of interest to the public of North
Iowa, we may state that Mr.. Bushnell has pur.
chased the interest of A. j. Felt, ESQ.,, in the
News. and that it will hereafter be published a.
Republican journal. We shall know more Of
Fclt's next move when We get later advices-
He has too much Editorial talent to remain
silent
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SiIERIFF'S SALE.

NTOTICE l. hereby gven thst by virtue Of . special
Execution, issued out Of the Office of the clerk Of
the district court Of Clayton county, Iowa, bearing
date February the 10th, 1858, and to directed,
will on Monday the 10th day of April, A. D. 1858, b.
tween the hours Of O'clock A. NJ, and o'clock p
H., Of that day, sell to the highest bidder for cash. at
the Egbert HOTEL in the town of Monona, county and
State Aforesaid, the following property to-wt All the
right, title and interest Of c. II. Shaw, in and to tho
south twenty-five (22) feet Of Lot No four, a. In the
town of Monona, Clayton county, Iowa.
Taken as the property of c. II. shaw, to satisfy .
certain judgment rendered by the aforesaid district
court at the January Term, A. D. 1888, thereof in
favor of w. w. Singleton, and against the said c. H.
Shaw, for the sum of Seven Hundred eight and
Sel0O dollars and Twenty and $500 dollars costs Of
suit and all costs that may accrue.
JAMES DAVIS,
Sheriff Of Clayton county, Iowa.
Per N. NJ FUTILE, Deputy Sheriff..
Dated March Is, l858n75w2
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Notice.
Chance for a Bargain !

NHE undersigned Off for sae favorable terms.
the following described land, to-wit: East half
of Southwest quarter and Northwest quarter Of
Southeast quarter and Southwest quarter Of North
east quarter section 3d. township 95 North Of Range
West, of tho 5th Principal Meridian. Said land Ii
situated about four miles West of the town of Nc
Gregor Iowa. and the road leading to West Union
The above land will be sold quantities to suit puf
chaeers -
Persons wishing to examine said land, can do so, BY
calling upon Mr. Andrew Tees adjoining the premises.
WILLIAM WELLS.
West Union Iowa Yah 1Q5ao72~2S
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For sale by all druggis

WOODLAND CREAM-a pomade for beautifying the
harhighly perfumes, superior to any French article
imported and for half the price, For dressing ladies
hair it has equal, giving it bright glossy appear
1t causes gentemen's hair to curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandruf, always giving
the hair the appearance Of being fresh shampoonsd-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
FETRIDGE l. CO.,
Proprietors Of the "Balm Of q Thousand Flowers''
The Trade supplied by DROWER Il VAN DUZER,
sole agents for Prairie du Chen and McGregor. ly48
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The LEGISLATURE.

Our dates from csMoines are not very late,
but from the debates on leading propositions We
suppose that the two Bank bills will pass, that
the stay law will fail. the School bill will pass,
the County Court bill will 60 through in some
shape and the Legislature will adjourn before
the LIST Of April. We give below the bill re-
pealing the odious Attachment law of 1853:
SECTION l. Be it enacted by the General As
senbiy Of the State Of Io,ca, That so much of
chapter "a Of the laws of 1859, approved jan
uary 24th, 1853, entitled "an act to amend Sec
as follows;
cor that he has property, goods or money, or
lands and tcnements or chooses in action, not
exempt from execution, which he refuses to
give either in payment or security Of said debt,
Sbc and the same is hereby repealed
SEC. 2. That in oil cases where debter is
about to remove out Of the County with the
intention Of remaining out of the same, and re.
fnscs to pay or secure any debt then due to any
person residing in such County, and that such
debtor, as affiant believes, has property not ex-
cmpt from execution, which he refuses to give
either in payment in security of said debt, and
these facts stated and shown in the petition,
sworn 10 az the law requires, shall entitle the
creditor to "A writ Of attachment against such
debtor.
Sec. g. That when any debtor is about to
remove out of the State, with the intention Of
remaining out of the same, and refuses to pay
or secure any debt then due, or any debt not
then due when nothing but time is wanting to
fix an absolute Indebtedness thereon, and when
the letition states these facts, sworn to rs the
law requires, the creditor shall be entitled to
and allowed a writ of attachment against such
debtor, and no property Of such debtor non-ex-
empt Ivy law from execution. shall be exempt
from seizure and sale, under, and BY vir.
tue of such writ, but may be attached and ia
ken as other property, TO secure and pay such
debt.
Sec. 4. This act shall not in any manner af-
feet any suit commenced, or writ Of attachment
issued Under the law of 1853.
Secs. This act shall be in force from and
after it's publication in the Iowa Weekly Citi-
zen and Iowa State Journol.
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[2w74l
Id by all good Druggists.

ES- The unprecedented sales and unbounded pop
ularity OF DR.. CHRIsrIR's AGUE BALsAM, has induced
several persons to get up an Ague Basam, initiating
DR.. Christcs in almost every particular, far APP
pearance Is concerned, and was 1t not for the law,
would have appropriated the of Dr. Christie.
Beware of all Ague Balams except DR.. Christies,
his Is the only original and genuine artcle,-au Others
are base init atoms.
DR.. Christie's Ague Balsam, and take nothing else.
BoLLEs, sMITH Il Co., Wholesale agents, Chicago,
and also, for sale in McGregor, by Merrill Barron,
and by agents everywhere. l74w2l
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS,
p II Q S p E @ II u S.
To Subscribers and Editors. The Re-.
.,;o,r fnr :QkQ M,nn;frent D~;x.s


Tho success Of the Chicago Musical Rertesc during
the past year. spite Of hard times cxceled our mos
sanguine anticpations We began the year BY print.
ing, We thought, large edition, but before nve
months passed away the back numbers were all a.
hausted.
Our list Of able contributors and correspondents and
indeed all facilities for furnishing our readers
increased and by giving the pth Of the latest musec
news practical Instruction. spicy discussions and uup
ceut amusement besides six pages Of fresh now music
in each number We hope to double our present crcu
lation.
Now is, therefore, the time for all the present subsib.
er whose term Of subscription expires with this num-
ber to their subscriptions and exert themselves
to get subscribers The good that will be done
to the in the Northwest by such exerions COUP
led with the low price Of paper and the extraord
nary inducements offered below, WILL trust, prove
sufficient to counteract the tendency of hard tu,e
and roll Us up tremendous subscription List.
TIE RMS.
Inpariablg Cash in Advance.
Single copy for one year, 80 Cents.
Five copies for one year $20o.
PRIZ ES.
To any person sending IA, before the first Of May
Ten subscribers, accompanied by the cash, will send
by mail, postpaid, one copy OF the Minnehaha 0lee
Book
For Is subscribers with cash, copy Of the Mime
haha Glee Book and one dollars worth Of sheet music.
For SO subscribers, ono Minnehdha 0lce Book and
three dollars worth Of sheet music.
worth so. ''F > '' l'~e''@' ''' "
For 200 .uhss,is 81, VIOLIN Guitar, or an, similar
subscribers, We will give new Mason and HaM'sr's
IL oetars Node Ds.oaeen; so, s;n co. o. .,,
pectus insertion, with thi) and sendiug copy
Of paper Marked will send by mail post paid, Two
H,oolNs BRorHrRs
Music Publishers. As Lake St., Chicago.
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Diuisioa.-GnAY of Alamakee county writes
to the Lansing Mirror that he never heard of
the new county proposition till he saw himself
committed to it by the North Iowa Times.
We forget whether Judge Price or Mr.. Col.
Inns was our authority, but it Was good enough
TO fall back upon Or we should not have made
the statement.
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COM NJ E RCIAL.
McGregor Market,
Wednesdau. March II.

Wednc610y, MQTch I, lSCS.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON co.
Wholesale Grocers & Druggsts.]
EXCHANGE on New York selling 3 on Milwaukee
and Chicago l-2. Gold buying al, selling a 2.
PRODUCE.--Wheat 40 to As. Flour $50 to Ito
Oats 20 to 90 Barley So Corn 25 Potatoes 80 to 49,
Beans IS to 95. Butter II IL to Lard 10 IL L.
Eggs 10 to IL H. Cattle, gross &c. Sheep $50
Beef dressed to c. Hogs dressed IL to S.
FRUITS Green Apples Sc dried 9 IL. Rsisins
$3.50.
GROCERIEs-Sugars unsteady, from i-2 to IL. Mo-
lasses, (new) SO CO. Syrup 65 to TO- Coffee, prime Rio
13 Is IL. Crackers 12tos. saleratus IL. Tobac
CO % to 4o-smoking II. Whisky %. Candy IS :.
FIsH-Mackerel so to $50 Cod 8 l-2 White $50.
Water Lime 4,50. Plaster to 8. Domestic Lime 81.
OlLs-Lard ,a5 to l,5o Whale 30 to l,4o Linseed
Ito. Soap IL. Candles H.
HIDEs-Dry flint s 1-2; Green 4.
sUNDRIEs.-Nals S. Pelts rs. Wood $50 to 4. Tur-
pentine SIS. White Lead to 10. Lumber II, Is, rs,
80 Lath to IL Shingles to 5.
FURs.-But few offering. Coon, No. !, so; No. 8,
h.; Rat 10 Deer skins~red 20 blue Is grey 3. "
sALT.-Fne, firm at $50 coarse So.
Wholesale Price Current
OfBRADLEY & CO., McGregor, Iowa, at the Old
Stand of Hunting Il Co.
The stock OF groceries in Market Is abundant, at
duccd prices.
We sell the following Staples at prices named
sUGARS.-N. o. Brown to 10; clarified do 10;
Porto Rico, 10 l-2; White Coffee Is to Is l-2.
COFFEE.-Rio, extra, from IL 81 to Is l-2.
sALT-Course and fine at So.
MoLAssEs.-Extra, (new crop N. o. Sc to 60
Syrup 60 to 65, very fine article.
FRUITS.-Dried Apples 8 1-2. Dried Peaches II
1-2. Raslns, (new crop,) Ito $50.
CANDLEs.-Tallowl2 IL to IL Starr 70 to rs !;
Adamantue 80 to IS.
SOAP.-G LIZ.
SALERATUS.-Pure, SC.
TEAS.-Y. Huyson SO to 65 Imperial IS 70 !;
Gun Powder, extra, 70 Oolong SIS . co.
TOBACCo.-2S to IS Smoking do To-
CRACKERS.-7 to 8.
WHI>KEY-2S to 80.
CIDER--$S,5 so per barrel.
CODFISH--6 1-2, best quality.
PRODUCE is selling at the following prices Wheat;
4O Corn 20 to 25 Oats 20 to 25 Potatoes rs to 80
Pork SO to S; Beef IL to 81
BRADLEY 4 co.
March II 1858.
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, and beau
tiful complexion, can be acquired by using the "Balm
of Thousand Flowers" What lady or gentleman
would remain under the Of adisagreeable BREATH
when by using the "Balm OF Thousand Flowers" rs
dentre would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth white Is slabaster Many persons do not
know their breath Is bad, and the subject Is delicate
their friends would mention it. Beware of coun.
terieits. Be sure each bottle IL signed
FETRlDGE 4 CO., NY.
For sale by all druggists 1y48
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We thought so.--The Washington States says
the story aA0at that Bennett Of the Herald is to
60 to Austria as Minister is too ridiculous to be
thought Of. The States is authorised to give it
fiat contradiction.
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NATHAN TOUSLEE.

An individual at a saloon called for a
mint julep. Just then tremendous clap of
thunder resornded through the heavens.
"Waiter !" said the thirsty individual, "Look
here You needn bring the julep. liza man
can take quiet julep without all this fuss and
thunder, l think we may as well let it pass.
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"a" We invite our readers to the perusal of Dr..
AYERS advertisements which appear in the columns OF
our paper They deserve attention treating of what
interests US ALL and from source which all have long
respected. The Doctor is we'll known one Of the
remedies for POPULAR use. The unparalleled success
which has followed his labors too we'll known in this
community to need any Calculation from our pen.
washington Co. Qb.MyW.
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STATE or IOWA, CLAYTON Co.'S
NIOTlCE Is hereby given that ct the April Term Or
the county court Of said county, the last will ana
Testament Of Joshua Smith, late Of said county de-
ceased, will be admitted to probate. -,
By ORDER OF THE COUNT COURT.
March 8. lS5Xn73wa%
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H7As LaPoyts 1smes-This I.ecompton paper,
leading journal published in Northern Indiana
BY Or. o. Everts, has been purchased by Col.
Jno G. Walker its former proprietor and found.
er. Il win now be edited by the Col sad ifyou
zee any advocacy Of Lecomp'on in II hereafter
you can make note Of it. Walker 10 fine
specimen Of "young America young, ardent,
impulaves wealthy. (this is not mentioned a.
Recommendation but asa convenience) and
quite distinguished among the public men Of
that State. Vie was formerly Editor Of the
indianapolis Daily Sentinel the Democratic
organ Of che stase. r position he filled with
ability and Independence. He was subsequent
y nominated for Lieut.. Gov, by the Demo.
crazy but owing toa Constitutional provision
not closely observed At the sitting Of the
Convention. he was believed ineligible on nc
count Of being few days less than 30 at the
time the election would come of. To remove
AL doubt - TO Constitutional construction, Col.
Walker declined. and since that time he has
bsen An efficient worker in the ranks.
We welcome him back to the chair EDITOR.
a with great deal Of pleasure. -.
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R. A. J. MARS In

nv a. - NA2AA AS0 an
IL PRIMARY, ESTAs.
LIsHED 1855, corner Of
Main and Wisconsin sts,
No. Is, Wisconsin street.,
MILWAUKEE, WIsooN..
SIN, Is still open. Where
he Is treating every speoies
Of PRIVATE DIs8AsB% IN
either sex, and the strictsst
secrecy observed.
The Doctors long expo
rience and extensive prao-
tice in this branch Of his
profession, in London and
other European cities, and
in this city, enables him to
perform most rem arkabSe
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Poayy-Or columns to-day are honored by
several pretty pieces Of original poetry. We
have more ON hand which will appear in due
time. Many thanks to you ladies, for your ef.
forts to make the Times acceptable to our nu-
merOus readers.
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USeme writer says "when woman's
clothes take fire the best remedy is to pull them
over her head and press them together till they
are extinguished." Delicacy, when human
being is burning to cindcr, is simply. absurd.
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admiral DeHapen-This distinguished off,
Ger Of the Horse or Mule Ferry Is getting
three boats in order ply between the lower
landing and the mouth Of the Wisconsin
Traveller can save toll and secure good COM
pany by patronizing Sans Line.
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Mud.-We have boasted little of the gen.
eral capacity Of McGregor in business way,
and it now becomes our absolute duty to in
sist that for genuine mud aad IN abundance Of
it we will place this city against the world
When such gentlemen as WILKINSON, VAN, LEE
and ALLEN talk of attaching bells to their per-
sons so that they may be found in case of a
sudden disappearance below the surface, the
public may imagine what hazards a pony like
the writer runs, in travelling down Main Street.
The rain that is now falling will settle the
ground so that day Of sun and wind will fur.
nish path for footmen, but it must he some
day yet, before team can comfortably wallow
through this rich black soil. The past has
been muddy unhealthy winter.
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AHEM!-Mrs. Nonesogood regards
every calamity that happens to herself
a trial. and every one that happens to
her friends, a judgement. A..Ht
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Election Notice.

WHEREAS, at the regular Term Of the County Court
" Of Clayton county, Iowa, held at Gutenberg, n
said county, the 5th day OF October, A. d. 1851,
petitions asking the Reocstion Of the County Feat ct
Elkader, in said county, and signed by more than
one half in number of all the legal voters in said
county, shown by affidavit attached, presented
to the Court and due proof Of notice OF the preQt
ing Of the petitions made whcrcupon 1t was ordered
by the Court, that at tho
APRIL ELECTION OF 1853,
Authorized by law to be held the hrst Monday Of
said month"; the legal voters Of the county Of Clayton,
at the town OF ELKADER against raid Relocation
and In favor of the Town Of GUTENBERG, which xofe
will be poed follows: Those in favor Of tbs NJ,
location Of the County Seat vt Ekadar will vote tie
following tickets ''For County Sect, EKader." Thoes
in favor Of the location Of the County Seat ut Guten
berg, will vote the following ticket FOr County
Gutenberg" OLIVER ". CRAZY,
.CDNssy JHdye.
0attsnbsrs, February II. iS3ea1ste "A ~, fzslsA,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

HAIR REsToRATIvH.--We are pleased to be able to
record the satisfaction of patrons after trial
article advertised in columns. We have the satis-
faction to know several Of readers who have used
Prof Woods Hair Restorative, and pronounced II to
be just what the advertisement says it is We have
several personal acquaintances, too, who were gray
headedthey have tried 1t, and now their hair Is
stored to its original color and they willingly add their
testimony to its efficacy, and will give further iniorma
ton to Others desiring it, This speaks we'll for the art
Gle, and advise all who do not wish to appear gray
headed, to use Woods Hair Restorative Western
Patriot.
Sold nv all po0d lrn1Qista. I2x7Al
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REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION

Rsrub,ican State Convention will be held at Iowa
CIV ON Thursday the 18th day of June, 1885, for the
purpose Of nominating Secretary, Auditor and Trea-
surcr Of State, and for tho or such other
tion.'
The ratio Of representation of each county Will be ono
delegate for every HUNDRED Republican votes and
a additional one every fraction over City, the vote
on Governor at the last State election being the basis
Organized counties with less than one hundred Rcpub
Ncsn voters will be entitled each to one delegate.
81. KIRkWOOD, WI. FARMER.
". p. CLARK, H. PRICE,
II. O'CONNOR. G. D. WOODEN,
.. Committee.
Oes Noincs IAN Goth 1883.
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Judge Price.-This gentleman, in our columns
to-day, replies to the denials of Hons. H. B.
Carter and w. H. Stearns in the matter charged
upon them by "Grout House, relative to sun
dry points Of official and party dereliction.
We have no feeling in this matter. "Grout
House" made serious charges against these
gentlemen and in expressing desire at least
not to believe them, we stated that unless proof
were in his possession sc. H." should not have
made them. This necessarily called Price into
the field again and his communication is there
fore in the Times. The public will read all the
letters and form their own conclusions as to the
quantity of personal pique, county-seatism &c.
&c, there is in them. Having published the
Judges charges and the denials Of Carter and
Stearns, We were selfish enough to accept pay
Of Price for the insertion of this communica-
ton. We mako this confession because we
do not want anybody to monopolize our col
umns with personal matters and because far
ther, if it is insisted on, we want to hint loud
ly to oil parties that our Huing is made by
printing.-though our right to reject an article
ia never waived