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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

On the third ballot, John Huichins OF
Trumbull, having received a majority
of the votes cast, was declared unani-
mously nominated as the Republican
candidate for Congress.
Mr.. Hutchins was called, and in a
brief speech accepted of the nomination.
The following Resolutions were then
adopted by a unanimous vote
Resolued. That the Banner District
will never lower tie Anti Slavery Stand
ard. but will raise it higher.
RESOLVED. That our Representative be
instructed TO support and advocate true
National economy in matters of Public
Salaries and Public Expenditures of
every kind.
Convention adjourned
Robson TRUESDALE, Pres't.
IcHABoD CHAMPION V pro..,s
EDw. BRocKwAY,
D. c. Allen.
L. c. Jones Secy's.
j. Carroll,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

At the sale ct Rachei's fees. an n
mirer Of The great trag.li-nne bought
an old sofa al a high fgurc. Ii was
rather sick Of his bargain, uutit by chance
he found conceded between the cub
ions of the sofa, "a large number OF lei
tiers which various lovers had sent to
Rachel. TheS- ne Is now SELL ~ 10 The
writer's at large prices, under a threat Of
publication it they are not bought up -
He has already made a pretty profit on
the sofa.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
Proceedings Of County Convention

Convention met pursuant 10 call, a
Empire Hall in Warren. and organic d
by appointing Warren Young, President,
Robert Por;erfelj Vice Pres'd dent, and J
Fl. Park and T. ". Case Secretaries
The credentials from the various town
ships were presented. and Oil motion the
delegates present were authorized 10 I'll
any vacancies 10 their number.
On motion adjourned 10 half-psst one
O'Clock.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

MELANCHOLY FATE "A telegram from
Kansas the death of Mr. Ev
ans E. Green, late of Delaware coun'v,
Pennsylvania. Six or eight months ago
he was surrounded by a fine family in
Thornbury, c insisting of a wife and five
children. The latter were taken with
the scarlet fever. and died in quick sue
c~ession. In a few weeks the mother also
sickened and died, and Mr.. Green sold
off his property. and with four or FIVE
thousand dollars. emigra,ed to Kansas,
where be had been only about a month
when he died Of cholera.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

The Philadelphia city treasury is again
empty. The ely is decidedly entitled to
sympathy, il being more frequently cut Of
money than almost any private individual
you can meet. A temporary loan wns
raised On last Friday, bnt The proceeds
were paid out with as great rapidly as
they were received.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
Horrible.

Hogan's Dairy Stables at Brighton
near Cincinnati, were destroyed by fire,
and seveniy-four COWS, four horses, on,
mule, a number of calves AMI goats, will
milk wagons, cans. &c, &c, were con.
stunned. The Commercial SAYS:
The live stock were all tied in ihcil
stalls. The horses and mules were
hatred in the usual manner, and the
cows were bound around their horns -
When the flares FIRST commenced then
ravageS. TIE poor animals sEosiyd aud
beloved with hideous and f,snIc .orce.
As the heat increased, and the fierce
fires began II lex ana scarch Jh.:r q3.v
ering flesh; their cries and eroaAs, and
furious struggles became aConiZing.-
Some threw themselves hoaalana upon
the flour or leaped upright AT iu!l length
with frenzied energy, and vented lhcif
agony in fearful screams. ihe horses
broke from their hIliers, and dashed
through the consuming blaze in desperate
di4may. The tortured and Suflocatgd
COWS tore away their horns and rushed
through the blazing piles, aud eucoun.
tered each other in destructive collision,
their flesh broi!ing aud cracking in the
heat with sickIng effect upon the senses
OF human ~b=ingswho gazed horror -lrick-
en- upo, the wrctched Suffering without
power to mitigate III. agony of the tor
gursd brutcs. The yelis and despsi'ing
cries of The different classes Of animals
conminuled 10 aorrid concert, and broke
through, tie roar of flames aud cracking
limbers upon the still night air, and was
borne away in terrifying echoes 10 the
ears of pefsons two miles distant from the
dreadful scene.
Two or three horses and as many COWS
plunged through tine flames and Hurst in
wild alright through the sides Of the con-
Stunning structure, and fell ~headlong,
whining with misery, upon The ground
outside, sprang again 10 their feet and
sped with frenzied fury across the
iieldr until they dropped life!ess from
sheer exhaustion. Some rolled upon the
floor of the stable, screaming with immit-
gable pain, until sutfncaied and destroyed
by the fierce heat. Their cnntor!ions,
tteir awful walls of distress, Infinitely
more piteous aud narrowing than those Of
human beings in the dire extremity of
torture, are described by those who gazed
spell bound upon the terrible spectacle,
as surprising the power of human inn
a9inltIon TO conceive.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
OHERIFF SALE
y George Osborn, ct. al
In Trgmsuu Com. Pleas.


Alice u7rriS, e. Al
By virtue Of an order ~ sale, in petition for dover.
ard partition, issued oG. Of the Court Of Common
Peas. afTrun'uIl Couhty Ono. to me directed and
delivered. I shall expose 20 n, tic sale at the dJo- Of
the Court House, in Warren IN sail county On
saturday the 25th day OF September 1853,
~hrtreen the hours of 10 o'clock. A. ~. and 4 o'clock
P. II. Of sad day, forty two AMI fifty three bundredths
acres Of land, OF from the western part OF The follow
ing described real estate, to Wit. Situate in the town
ship OF LOrdstOwu, which IS township No ;. IN the
fourth range Of townships in the Connecticut Western
Reserve. and which is also in the COunry Of rrgniAUli
and State Of Ohio. known as all OF lot thirteen in tract
sixteen in the Great Salt Spring tract in said township,
and bombed by said lot lines, which Seii q 50 1901 tbs
a-rcs, have been duly appraised at S20 per acre
Terms. ore third Of she purchase money % re paid On
the day of sale. one third one year thereafter, and one
third in two years from sail day OF sale. and interest
thereon with approved security.
Sh-riI's oil e. Warren, AUG. %. Ss.-5w4eO.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
PROF. deRce Mirror, Il. I.
A PLEASANT ARRANiEMENr.-A lei

A PLEASANT ARRANiEMENr.-A iele
graphic despatch says that arrangements
are in progress for a settlement with
the robbers OF the Hatter'S Bank. TIE
robbers are professional burglars.
and the arrangement is satisfactory ia
both parties" The exact terms Of this
settlement are not stated, bu, as the rob
hers are no common thieves, but ''pro
lesSional BURGLARS, ii is but fair to pre-
sumo that they will he allowed such per
centage as shall afford them a living
profit on their business. and encourage
them in their respectable calIing-PrOV
idence Jour.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
Tribute to a young American Engineer

Tribute to a young American Engineer
From a report in the New York COar'
Ter, of the congratulatory speech made
by Mr.. PeIrine at the celebration, in
Brooklin, of the laying of the Atlantic
Gable, we find the following:
Toward the conclusion of Mr.. Per-
rine's speech, he paid an eloquent tribute
to the personal characterof Capt Hudson,
to the mechanical ability of Mr.. Everett,
the Engineer of the Niagara, and after
citing the fact, hat the British Govern.
ment had spent fifty thousand dollars for
the ~contrivances to pay out the cable, and
that Mr.. Everett for fifteen hundred dol
lars constructed a machine so superior,
that the former were abandoned and Mr..
Everett's machine adopted, he proposed
that the crowd should repair to the resi-
dence Of Mr.. Everett, corner of Montague
and Clinton streets, and give him nine
cheers. The suggestion vas adopted"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

After which the Treasurer wiz keep an Office at War
reC fT the purpose OF r~yeei7ing Taxes, rn.I the 2ath
day vi Decemrvr. I-JS.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
The Memphis Tenn. J Aollanche says

The Memphis Tenn Aoala"che says
that a negro man. slave of Mrs. S,ork, in
that city. recently came 10 bis death from
the brutal treatment Of a fendiSh over
seer. named w. S. Montgomery. who
administered a series Of wbippings, ex-
tending over ten day. The first punish
menJ consisted Of fye hundred stripes
When II was ascerteired that he negro
would die, the >couadreily overseer made
his escaDe.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

In Fayal. Azores Islands, up 10 June,
the 18th, there has been no summer, but
bleak cold weather. The pO'a.oe disease
has made its appearance and threatens
great damage 10 the crop. Com and
wheat arc scarce aud high, and great
quantities Of corn zane from Norfolk, Va
The vineyards Of Pico have failed this
year, and there would be little or no wine.
Nj sJare Lloyd. the wcalihie~t f Eng
Iish heige~sts, IS % be- married l. C.I.
Lindsay, the '.hero OF The Al.ua..' who
was lucky enough 10 get nine Russian
balls fired INFO The co.ofS which ne car-
riej, without receiving une into his Own
boiv. The fortune OF Miss LLOYD is STA.
ted by the London illustrated News 10 he
iIom twenty five 10 thirty million dollars.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
Ie6 advertisements.
Casual Advertisements must De paid FOR
when handed in.
NOTTCE TO tx PAYERs
ZOE srArE prRposEs.

N pursuance of law, 1. D.B Gilmore,
A Treasurer Of TrumbuIl County. hereby notify IT,.
tlX-nl. ers thereof. hlt he rte afLxrs for l. velr On.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

For support Of State Goyeraacnt : 10 mill- Foo
payment D: interest on state D-tt Sinking Fund" u
mhIs. FOR STATE Common ScIo1I Tsnd 2 mills. Fat
District school Library fun, 70 SAIL. IC;ai Stale
Lew 3il3u mills On the dollar.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

DEATH oF A Pr SEER We have ~
record mi, wees the dean OF SIMON
Blown, an oh resident oi CJureauJ lie
wts. We believe. a native oi VyImrn,,
and served biS couutry mite war OF 1912.
In 1916, forty two years ago. he setiIed
here and upon the farm where ne diet.
In all the relations of lie. as IA citizen, a
~nelghbOr. Il christian, he bore a cUnspI-
cUous part, sharing widely IN the conf
deuce and esteem vi all. Alter Il long
lie Of usefulness aud in the seventeen
pear OF his age, he has been gathered 10
his rest, leaving to mourn his departure
j widow and children and a large circle
of friehds.- COnheaEt Reporter.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
GARD I'd LABEES.

u. PERCiE's ACHiSn' PILLs.-The Importers Of thi
reliable and safe remedy for Female Complaints would
respectfully call the attention OF American ladies to it,
IS Invaluable in removing distractions and Irregular
ties Of the menses, promptly restoring them in M ca.
ses. The suppression so common, is speedily relieved,
and there will be no recurrence Of the complaint if this
remedy is used according 10 directions, which accom-
parry each box and package.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Ladies ENCEINrE. or SaSDeetiRg themselves so, are
cautioned against using them. as miscarriage reuil
eqsHe. Ladies desiring an increase Of famiis st0HId
f0regO t&sir use entirety, as a Jep pills each z0H:A
you'd Be sure 10 PrereHt pregnancy.
PrOprietUrs, importers, or agents car be in no wise
responsible alter tti- admonition. Although certain
in effect. they are SO mild as never to produce injury
TO the health.
MAIL PACEfGES.
Having the appearance OF an ord nary letter. Price
Si.O0l are sold only by our general agents. who will
send them by mail. post paid. on receip; Of Price
Boxes Sl,29; Half Boxes . Cents Aessrs. '. b. Al
DEN & Co., Cleveland. o., are our general agents.
All orders viii be promptly filed by them.
Sold 10y WOODS IL PEW. Wholesale Agents. and +
A. SMITH & co. Warren, and by Druggists gene
rally. dune 81, SLY
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
saturday the a5th day OF september 1883,
80 oai:e. Warrsn. Az. 8. Ss.-5H4.eO.
4 TTACHMENT-CIVIL ACTION.

- H.. B. Clifford, PiT.l In the Court Of Common
against Pleas Of Trumbull
James q. Anderson. Def County Ohio
The Defendant sill take notice that On the 2Oth dag
.. August. 1855, III piaiatid filed his petition in said
Court. and caused an attachment 20 be issuel, on
which defcnlantS interest in the real estate of the hte
Mary Anderson deceased. has been Seizel, the object
o. which proceeding is to collect $685. 60, due On a
duly protested hill OF Exchange, drawn By defendant
at Louisville Kentucsy. on Robert Anderson, dated
June II, I5JS and PAYABLE TO plaintiff twenty days
thereafter. and Judgment is prayed for the 'sum Of
S506,63, with interest and casts, and also execution
FOR the sale OF said attached property. The defendant
is required 10 answer by the 10th day Of October. 1859.
N. BIRCH ARD,
Aug, %, 5s-6S. Atty for Plf.
PHOTOGRAPHS ave again being
taken successfully at ROBBINS & LeR0YfS, all
wishing-call soon. AMBR0rYPES taken upon the
shortest notice, and wiki latest Improvements.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
Sands, NathaEas 81 Co.'s
AMERICAN CIRCUS
EXHIBITION.
AND GREAT ELE


The ia1 II this uaexampied
esahiishln-sth has. colrss penr-
trsfed TO u sr@iiusi 90 tke United
states long a. he Mana
gers have In g. .-us- of bringing
l,-ir star AGi.t IS. AMI star AMI
~ lily h=f-re this Community
b. uirv .uly he assured that AT
b. - '-shcen saii Of their almost
Incredible e Is is RxALLY T:rE.
o TRIMMED ElEPiiiN!S.
Among which are ths unparalleled
Performing Elephants, VICTORIA
amt ALBERT. are prominent in the
entertainments Among their per
iormances are the foilOsing: they
GScsHa On IaeliHed PEGAe 10 feet
lOucand but Sinches Wide. and one
ofthem, at the summit ten feet from
the ground. Balances HimSe0 on
res Headf They ryiuce their su-
pertor training AMI sasae;ty.s 50 O..
as weii as the Musical srseeatiril-
ity Of their reuiTka1'- species. ~
keeping perfect time with Mn c,
VII - thy HGlt=. Dfaes SiHsfg.
March. ErseH.s FeafS Of GyzHes-
tics. @oS'HriRg and PLAY on The
H,SO oRGANi Nothing ike these
or ginai exploits has ever before
hern tamil lit u animals originally
ritdf Ira. animals 50 pnndrrucs
and generally considered clumsy.
GU.tulH enact .reh .EaaHa h-fh-rFn
regarded phys cal'v Impossible to
them. may vel EXCITE iNCRE-
pCLlTY. But these ia. msnts are
acts. Mr.. Richard Sands. the we'll
noSn senior proprietor. oGtsid all
competitors at the great sale in
Paris, where tines were performing
At the Port St Denis. They cost
Rim an enormous sum. Tut the ex-
penSive venture was warranted.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

Convention met pursuant TO ad jnuTn-
ment. On motion proceeded to balloI
for Auditor, which re: ulted as follows:
c. r. Hant, 80
o. L. Wolcott, 81
Merritt Allen, 25
Matthias Chi;sly, 10
Junius Dana, )
A majority of all the votes cast being
necessary for 4 choice, the Convention
proceeded 10 a second ballot, and the
names Of II. Christy and ]. Dana being
withdrawn. the result ives as follows:
o. II. Wolcot, Sc
c. R Hunt, p
II. Allen, 25
Mr.. Wolcott having received a MAORI
ty of all the votes, was declared duly
nominated.
The name of S. NJ. Carter being the
only one before the Convention as a can
dida,e for Recorder, he was, on motion
nominated by reclamation.
The Convention then proceeded TO bal
lot for a candidate for Commissioner,
II l. Z
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
The Recorder Of Chicago. in chargiu

The Recorder OF Chicago, in charging
the grand jury recently. said:
During the past five years that | have
held this court, 1t has been my unpleas
and duty to Try and sentence 10 the State
prison several hundred persons; and | am
sorry 10 say that while IL is an easy mat
ter 10 find Jurors who aIe ready and vii
ling 10 punish poor offenders without po
s;tIon or friends. it is wilh great difficulty
,hat jurors can be found who appreciate
the fact tha, one bad man o: position ana
wealth a do more harm than one bun
bred poor men can, who are in Tie hum
Die walks OF lile.'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

The Treasurer will attend at the usual rlt,.s Of hold
ing Elections in she following named townships Of
Trumluii Couuty, for the purpose OF receiving taxes.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Convention met pursuant to adjourn
ment. On motion proceeded to ballot
nnr Auditor which re. nliel As fnlInws.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

Mr.. Austin having received u maiori.
iy Of all the votes cast, was declared
duly nominated
The Convention then bailoted for a
Candidate for Snryeyer. rs f,llnHs.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25
HiYELOCK IN INnIiI!
HaYDlY, fhs lah dly Of August 1858.
Z sae GalIope.

TPDoors open 1T ? a.d9 O'Clock. the Performance
hall an hoUr afterwards.
Admission ouly % cents. No half price.
YnuugstoEn, Tuesday. August 3Ist. aug Few
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

Ne choice. The names Of Messrs.
King, Porter, Folsom and Williamson
having been withdrawn, the second bal
La, reSulted as f,Ijnws.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1858-08-25

HsS'ard--t9r toEnship p~Crpcscs = mill. Paving
teachers = mil!- Oth-r school purposes = 70 r.s,l-
Total Lew in tpEnship a. mir on th- Hnll,r.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-23
Judge Barley Left the Bench and
Taken the stump.

Supreme Judge Barley, the democratic nomi-
nee for reelection, was TO have held District
Count in this place last week, but didnoI make
lis appearance. We learn that he was at III.
State Fair and could have been here just as well
as not had he not thought the former he better
place for eIectoneerins purposes. Several law
distance, aud our county has been put to con
siderable useless expense in consequence OF this
disregard of official duty on the part of Judge
BartIey. We don't believe the people want a
Supreme Judge to bore them after this manner
There are quite large number OF cases for hear
ing in ihc District Court at this place, but JUS
tice must now be delayed one year, unless al
eXtra slssiNn shall he cnllel
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-23
Sugar Cane syrup.

Mr.. TefIt h,s prepared press under his Saw
Mill. on the Hydraulic, for extracting the juice
from Sugar Cane, H. has ample power aud his
press is no doubt we'll adapted for the purpose
Mr.. T. has cultivated limited quantity of Sugar
Cane this year. as an experiment II his ex-
poets,ions are realized, he will give it more at.
tention hereafter. Quite number Of flrmsrS
in various parts Of the county have planted
frsm oue.hAlf to five acres of cane this year
and those who have no press can doubtless make
satisfactory arrangements with Mr Tclt for the
use Of his, We believe he designs manufactur.
ing on tho shares. should his arrangement fo
pressing prove successful.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-23
Nailed 10 the Counter as base Coin.


All the black republican papers aud stumpcrs
have been loud in their dcnunrialions of the
English Conference law on the ground that Kan.
sns has not sufficient population TO admit her
into the Union as Sntt. Members Of theiT
own party nail this assertion TO the counter as
base and spurious. On the outs de Of It days
paper we publish document enana'ing from
leading black republicans in the last Congress
drawn up by them during the time the Kansas
question was agiating Congress, to induce some
republicans TO vote for tho Crittenden bill to ad-
init Kansas into the Union with her Lecompton
sIdw Statc Constitution. In that circular they
say "TrtRt CAN Bg NO VALID OBJECTION 10 HGR
! Kansas ADMISSION ON ACCOUNT OF lNSUFFl.
GENT POpUbATlON.'
We extract the above from the Finllay Couri.
cr, Mungcn's organ, aud fom ils ear marks"
VIC have no doub! but that Mungen is the author
Of it,
Afraid 10 say openly tint he ,ooHld or 'o)uN
not if elected to congress, vote for the admission
of Kansas into The Union as u free state with a
population less than ninety three thousand, the
number rcquircd by She English Bill, he evadcs
the matter by pretending that no such conlL-
gency wlIl arise, as Kinsas Olready has the re.
quisi'e population necessary to her admission
as free STATE, under the provisions Of the Eng
lish BIZ. Such backing and turning will not
do, Mr.. Mungen. The voters Of this district
have right to know what your views are on
this question aud no slippery evasion wlIl cheat
them INTO your support Do you support the
present Administration in its Kansas policy p
II you Ito, speak out like man and we will re-
spcct you at least if you do not, b. equally
iraut and tell us ploinly what your views are
This eternal quib5lng will not satisfy the intel
ligent voters of the fifth district. The honest
outspoken letter OF Judge Palmer, to w. "
Way, Esq, published in the Jouraai last week,
is but the ochp of what hundreds Of Democrats
tect The high handed policy of the present
Administration to force Kansas into this Union
as n Slave State, against the almost unanimous
wishes OF the people residing in her territory, has
aroused deep feeling in the North that cannot
b. smothered by blarney or dryuI tricksry.--
We mast know jlst where to find our represcn-
tative in the event Of the renewal Of the Kansas
question IN COugresS--Or any other questions
which may arise connected with Slavery. We,
therefore, once mlra repeat the qGsitions do
you, Mr., Mmg:l, or do yom not, sustain the
Kansas policy Of BacadaUl s administration?
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-23
nr-Mt. Fahn.,tock. of Toleln. lonk thn irsl

a~Mr. Fahnestock, of Toledo took the first
premium on apples, at the State Fair, and Geo
Powers, Esq, Of this place, took the second
We have heard quite number Of persons who
attended ahe Fair give testimony to the inius
Ass OF this decision. They thought Mt Powers
clearly entitled TO the first premium. His fruit
was Of his own raising, aud was rightly named
while Fahnestock's was picked up all over tie
country, was Improperly named, and consc
quen,ly did not merit the parloity bestowed
upon il.
The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1858-09-23
lIARVICr.

At Morenci, Mich, on Sabbath Morn, Sept 10Th by
Elder Crabh Capt ID. NJ. MCKINLEY, ana Miss Phi.
LINDA HOWARD, both of Wood County, Ohio.
Well, we always said that wit aud valor won the
fair; and the Captain has won AMI wed, against
all opposition aud jealousy, the dashing
and beautiful heiress Of the " Howard House"
There is pohng like perseverance and courage
and the Captain, no doubt feels as happy now, as
when he assisted in hauling down the Mexican flag
from the batlIement of Chaputapcc.
Our best wishes, by all hands, for the happiness OF
the soldier snd his bushng bride That's the way to
do il up, Captain