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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-07-28

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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

advocate Ike opinions. There Is reac
ton going on in tho North. which, Il not
arrested will ultimately settle this question
on correct principles.
Dot to go back to the question. WIS.
re we TO gain by insisting that the people
Of Kansas have no righ, to alter Their Cow
.i,u,on until 1861 Is !, right to make
this i..ue' Suppose that the Constitution
had prohibited slavery. with similar pro-
vision, aud In six months or six days after
wards il WAS discovered the South was IN
ihe msjority, would we have sustained a
plea ike thiss Would We ike to have been
told that we could not alter this Consiilu
ton, and il we dared attempt it. the federal
srny would be used to whip US in to sub
mission. No, let u. make no side issues,
which VI. csnno, sustain. Let US stand by
the Consultation ~ We have done hitherto,
Let US sustain the President and the party
tia, placed him in power until all hope is
los, Tbs, will be soon enough, come
when 1t may.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

MAzztNi ANp TuI FRlNcu PIor.-
The New York Times says " No posi-.
tive proof has yet been gwen to the world
that Ns,lui has madr himself at any time
the ncconplIcc OF the as.nssination. and
we have tho strongest evidence over the
signature Of Erlice Otslni himself, to show
the extreme improhablily oi his eounec.
ton with the particular attempted the lih
oi Jsnuar, upon the life OF \spolesn III
In August last, at ahich time Otsin mug,
have been preparing himself Tor his scheme,
he wrote to sn old TREND aud former fellow
patrio, in this city that he had broken with
Mazzini on 1e specific ground that. whus
he lOfsinl maintained the French Emperor
TO he the gres, stumbling hlock IA the way
OF continental liberty, aud held It 10 be an
imperative CONDITION precedent to any sue.
ce.slu revolution that Napoleon should be
removed, Naa1lul, on the contrary. thought
that Italians should Sc, outfel, ~ one side
all thought or concern for the French and
their emperor aud devote themselves to the
task OF rousing lmls to immediate action
against all her oppfcssors.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

COMMON PLAcg ArrAigs. 4 Mere hi,
fe IN the Way of Nsws-j. J. Gfnmble.,
formerly Of Austin, wss murdered in San
Saba county, on the 25ih of February.
by man named 5. Masse,,. The parties
met. GtumbIes wac unarmsd, and 20 told
bis adversary. who killed him. Il was a
cold.b!ooded and dsstardly sgar. A re.
ward Of $500 10 offered by the sons of the
deceased for Musseit.
An old man by the name of Ws,bingt Ion
was killed in Colorado county, by young
man by the name Of Dock Grace. No
arrest was made of the offender. !, wa.
alleged that the killing WAS accidental.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

We look upon 'he Act of the late Sos,
sion Of our Legislature. for the sale Of eur
public domain, AS one OF the most imports
an, measures ever adopted by our State
Il will he seen ina, none 81 our rnhc
lands can hp sold hereafter. for less than
cne dollar per acre, while that reserved IN
donations made to railroads aud canals,
canno, be sold lcr less than one dollar and
twenty five cents per acre, aud tha, reserved
by tho Memphis. II Pnsn aud Pscihc tsl>
road act, cannot he sold for less than two
dollars per acre. We think this measure
is based on sound public policy. The
effect Of ihs law must he to enhance tho
market ..ie of the lands donated to rail,
road companies, and lhcreb, render those
donations Ear more chectnsl q. measure Of
state aid -G;irry'1n NcwS.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

1T Mr.. Albert G. Campbell has written a
letter to Hon Guy VI. Bryan in relation to the
every pom, Of view, of the II Faso over the
Albuquerque ronte. Mr.. Campbell accom-
psuied tie expeditions appointed By the Fed
eral Government that examined these routes.
1t is generally conceded that the III Paso route
is by far the cheapest, il not the only feasible
rout. to the Pacific.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

OF The State Gaxe.'s warns tho news.
paper press and the public against an in'>
poster, whe has been figuring in that city
under the name Of J. A. Escalantes, and
claiming the sympa,hies of the public as n
Cuban exile. lie had figured at Rusk aud
other points in Eastern Texas II was
supposed, that in consequence Of his ex.
posure. he would make u short stay AT
Austin.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

~. We have received irom Me.srs Leonard
Sect 4 Go, New York iilackwoods Edin-
lurgh Magazine for February. II presents an
inviting table q contents. The articles are
,cole,c with interest, amusement. and in-ifur.
,inu, and worthy OF the eminent reputation OF
this popular magazine. Backw God has reached
its eighty third volume, and is recognized by
the literary men Of both bemlspheres, as oe-
eupyirg perhaps the hughes. standard among
tho literary publications Of the dav.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Thc Democrats Of Harrison county viii
bear in mind that the Democratic County
Convention is to be assemble a. Marshall
on the 9th Of May.
The Democrats Of tho different Beats
will meet on the frs, Monday in May aud
srpoint delegates.
There is AMP. time for full and fair
Convention, and le, US have ono TINT will
command united action
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Tue ROAD LAw.--Nc publish this week
Inc Road Law, passed at the last session OF
the Legislature. Our Texas readers will be
much interested in its perusa. Road over.
seets viii observe tla, It's provisions are sui
hcientl, stringent 10 enforce fall performance
Of tie duties required of them We sincerely
trust iha. II may have the effect TO give Us
better roads and bridges than we have at
present.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Tbs directors o. the Alabama aud Tenn
essee Railroad hav. determined to push ihe
wo'k with all possible speed to the QUE
hundred mile s,a,ica. The isea. says the
Selmn Reporter. to seaob ,h~s point, ia no"
delivered Ia that town. aud the track - I"
ready laid down to ths ls'!sHaholeh'e
creek. It is believed tina, within a mon'S
the cara will cross the creek. and tl'st on
tho llh July they will reach the one huH'
bred mile station.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

0S- 4 number OF L. =, wagous passed
through ihi. place on their return to For.
Belkuap They had been engaged in
transporting tho baggage and equipments
OF companies 4 aud | 7lh regiment U. s
infantry to Shreveport. These troops which
have beea stationed for three years at Fort
Beknsp have been removed, and are TO
proceed to Fort Leascnwortb. They left
Shreveport on the National.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

az George $. iergcr, Esq President of ,he
Southern Pacific Railroad, and Hon. Y Butler
King aud son, have been IN Marshall drring INC
past week. Arrangements have been made,
We understand for short respite upon the
pressing demands for money 10 settle the in.
debtedness Of the company, and to enable Il 30
prepare for the vigorous prosecution OF the
work. The seven miles necessary TO complete
the road to Marshall will be finished, 1t Is said
by the iirs. Of June The contractors are as-
lively engaged 10 laying down the ron.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

~ The people OF Marshall seem to
have become worn out with theatres aud
shows. Notwrh,tanding it has bee"
Court week. those smusements have been
enable 10 pay expenses On "Wednesday
night. the lLsspian. played fr The benefit
d = poor blind man NJ Ellis; } but not-
outstanding The bsncsolcncs Of tho ohj~c.
there was quite . elm house. couple Of
professors Of slight Of hand" left be,
tween De "snall hours." in debt Tor the
resm rent u the Hall In which they perform
ID. ewiog The tax collector > small balance,
aad, u ssy b.. Oder ANAL Sums. They
were svidssily "psnie sssses" Tho last act
va 10 accordance with the bif1s, which
~. ahsi shsss would b. an entire change
q pssesenas. viii sash performance.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27
Att NrIoN.

As We Wish 10 20 TO New Orleans in the
course Of week or ten days, persons indebted
TO the Texas Republican Office will obiigc w
very much by coming forward and paying mp.
". are compelled to have money to buy stock
with. And certainly every man eau pay the
small amour, Of n printing bill II he will
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Billy Bowleg~, according to private "'a
fsom Florida. written the I'd instant
IN Indian woman and negro servant 70 -
pa, who stated that tho Indians were w''I"s a
emigrate, and requested the Indian Aes"' "
e Up TO his camp TO have talk.
VIM. Sanders, = free negro. has H.,
convicted ia Winsboro - e.. 81 'es" -
three slaves. ard ssfeass1 = bsha"s
the 26th Of Mar ~
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Rrcrrfrs John A. Harris 30, DR.. ". K
Downs, ga 7 r. sanford, - 30; Estate
81 In Cotton, (Rey. Job Taylor, Admire
s27 so, Hardy Strickland, ~ so Daniel
Roberts, s.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

TT Hon. $. a. Douglas will accept our
thanks for n copy Of his Minority Report from
the Committee on Territories. on the Kansas
question, submitted to the Senate OF the Uni
ted States on the 18Th Of February.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Ausrn.-Gov. Runnels has left Austin on
a visit 10 his home in Bowie county.
John Marshall, Of the State Gazette, Ina,
gone on a ,isi, TO Mississippi. Mr.. Bash is
editing the paper.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

There is lIltie su.pm which entities into
Shasta Valley, California. about twenty
miles west OF the great butte. which pos.
sesses the singular property OF neru.img
every ihing which iAlls into is waters with
complete coa, Of stone. Flowers, leaves,
grass, pine buds. } Things Of that sort
will become comretel, .uamepd IA lie
course ol week or So. retaining IN the
process. their uniutal form.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Tur toNrtMAcIrus WITNESS - lhs
Washington States. OF the ~ INST sa,s:
Mr. J. W Wolcou, Of Boston. who 30.
House Of Representative, viii probably he
brought before the grand jury his week, "
the March tenn of the Criminal Count
commenced yesterday. Il VIZ Wolcou ia
Indicted and convicted. be wtIl he liable to
pas ca aue not exceeding one Thousand
dollars, and not less h,n one hundred de-,
lars md TO suffer imprisonment Va the com,
mon iail not less ihsn ono mouth, nor m0fs
inan twelve months lir tWolcutD orcu.
outside the lccked'up corridors. lie i.
permit, 10 promenade in The Nsid, sud to
receive ,llrnt visit. from III. friends.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

The COM lie. Inquircr describes Had
Iim"s Bail On the 22i ut Gonnsles, IN
which IA. battles vote dressed IL calico. and
tn" gentlemen lo hickory shi is ard kefse,
suits. II was pleasant aHdr.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

An ahisy occurred near New DaW,l'.
IN this county, few DAYS since, m He
course of which ono Mr. ,urge WAS dan,
gerously wounded, hy Mr. john wilkins
The difficulty was sudden and unpremcd'
,aled. Wilkns is said To have teen seiine
on the defensive. Henderson Beacon
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Juses BsLs IN Tss PixLp.--Jsdgs
~ u ~ III Jsdisial District. having
esss sdAsssssd BY ahy ~ sixty ms@bess
u ~ llss. kas b<eems candidate for
Assoeists Justice of The Supreme Court
n Galv-stos Neus supports him with
meat ltyvs.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

A grand rally Of the Democrats was
held in New York city, the 3rd inst, TO Ia.
vor tho Kansas policy Of the Adminis,ra,
ton. Mozart Hall was filled aud III. dem.
ons'ration was most successful The ros.
olul,ous wcfe very decisive in support OF
H.. p,,ati.,i ,.d his ,,.ut.o
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

uy- We would remark to the Candidates for nffre,
that announcements are understood to BE- cash Wherr
We have Inserted names without payment At The ,rae
d, was with the implied understanding that thrse
amounts 10 h- paid at fhe earliest convenience
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

The Supreme Cour. Of the uui,ed s's''
has decided that Thomas Green. the pre-
ent owner Of the Fauquier tNsl VINE
Sulphur Springs. is entitled I" = nast "
land il the State Of Texas of o. 600 SER
aud valued At moro than $4,000, Ow' ~
says the Warr-uton Wing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

or The Announcements viii be found
on the succeeding page. We have placed
,<i,sra there as = matter OF convenience.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Tho Waco >uuihernpr has nm Article
upon Judge Wa,roos. i'hs editor ihink'
that the Legislature ought To have appoints
ed Prosecutor, TO see To the chs's"
against the Judge.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27
CONGRESSIONAL.

II al ri
n, s,,nh.o. said shst would not be un-
NJ , mon,h in the meantime. he should
,.ts Tho ,e.popsibihty of printing.
m, Vol,,tss, hill then came up.
N, Cpri,s u,ged the necessity OF prompt
.o,io, !, sanding a. largo force to Utah
5000 men wer. not too many. The In>
.,...s NJ ,soul,,, i. scarcely equal to the
,,mh.r o( d..r-tions and deaths. Noun.
-. ,y.,a mara es,ily raised lie would
,, mi. additional force ut the command
r. ,i,. p,e,,d.o,--and il he failed To u.e
!, on h,m..f would be the responsibility.
n, Eo,,a, made An sn,,.i rcamp,on
III comm, v.,iou. pojnts. mad main,
,r;o;u, ,hs, M, freq State men Of Kansas
.. ,,,,n, .,oo,h IN TAI. care of them
=
A., r.,lo, ,,,,ss /, f,vo, nj the adj
.;..;a. -, k.a. NADIA, tina ..comoton
,"'.'.,',.,,;a, n. avn,a...d tho o,,,,nn
,'a,,h.. uan,,l,..,. a., nat d.sif. .-l,l.>
-, :, a., ,.,.,i,o f,o,, ,ol,,icsl mo,,v..
n. h,o,.b, ,h., ina adm..op of kau.n,
=. ..,,...
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= t.....,.,s.., a. ,.,,,,,,,, ia
's'',' j.. IL.
-. ,.,,, 10. :,
h. ,a,nks III. passage OF the bill admitting
=" ~ , H. ,..,.,.,, ,,,..,i,,,,,,.''
will stop the agitation. VI viii then have
""' Ill.,, II.
ten Northern Democrats would cote Tor the
admission under the present Constitution.
B lie considered the attempt to adnIt ksnsas
under that Constitution, must engrndcr The
greatest fraud Congress has ever been
called upon to consomna'"
h.r. Dowdell defended southern nights,
and contended thai there WAS no snow o'
reason Tor refusing to admit hansAs under
the Lecomp,on Constitution.
Mr., Chase got The floor. when
Mr.. Washbufue asked whether the gem
lleman from Indiana had not made n bar
gain TO speak to night u so, he wanted
to know 1t.
Some confusion ensued, during which,
Mt hali-pasl , o'clock no quorum wa. !odad
present, aud til" House adjourned
NAsniNGroN, March lI'-->.R"'' -- VIZ
Cameron presented memorial from ihe
citizens oil Fennsylsanls' la'on"g 'hr es'
enlistment OF l'ne OF mail steamers be
tween fhiladelpha and Brazil lie also
IL. 4 4.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

N Mr.. Miller, Of the firm Of nillyr& Hart,
one Of the proprctofs Of the Adkins House,
who arrived at home from the Crescent CAY,
plnces US under Utilization. for late plpers.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Thirty miles of the Columbia Ra,'''a'
are graded and the work going ahead ny
idly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

~ Tomorrow will close the fourth week
Of the District Court in this county The
Court will adjourn on Thursday or Friday
next
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

OF No New Orleans papers camo by
Thursday nights mail. This occurred also
last week What Is the mattsrl
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

OF The last Austin State Gazette cons
isios n very s.vste article in reference TO
the soutbefn Pacific Railroad Company
1t Justly remarks, that "a fall and satislac-
tory statement Of the Affairs Of the com,
psny can alone inspire the Texas people
with substantial confidence Says that
paper. 81 In plain English, tie people
must know the actual condition OF the
Southern Pacific Railroad. before substan'
tisl Investments can be made a it by eli,
Gems or capitalist. at home or abroad -
here IS evidently something
weighing Ike an incubus upon the affairs
of tho company. and this m, s,erions Gy-
ascniW is kept profound secre. from the
public
We sincerely pc that at the meeting Of
directors aud stockholders in May that lhess
things will be remedied /, that saulary re-
,renchments will follow and that there
may be no future room for complaint.
But while we say this much we must not
be understood as endorsing the Gazette $
editorial Much OF the matter contained
In il. and particularly that portion Of It IN
relation to + Butler King and the legsla
ton in relation to the road, is. from VIVA,
we have learned, a pervison of the facts.
We shall notice it when we have leisure.
OCT Extraordinary religious escitemen,s
are prevailing in the North, East, and
West, and daily prayer meetings are held
in The cities. Ia New England, and pat-
ticulahy in the States of Massachusetts
and Connecticut an unusual spirit prevails
It is said that nothing has occurred equal
to il since the days of Jonathan Edwards
which was termed the "Grent Awakening
/, ono instance, in Tennessee, the excite.
ment was accompanied with what is known
as the Jerks" More thar thousand
conversions have been reported in a single
religious newspaper for week. 4 New
York paper announces ! 900 in two weeks
\ writer in the Tribune think. tha, IN a
single week taking all parts Of the country
together, there have been rs many as fifty
thousand conversions. The bard times are
said TO have produced these results. Many
have gone deraneed nnder ts influence
OF Our contemporary OF the Tyler Re-
porter, recently eomrlimented married
couple in his vicinity in which he used the
foil wing language:
We wish them unmoasured aud un.
bounded happiness in their new relation Of
life which they have entered, nud trust tina,
the las. days OF their welded existence may
be As Joyous ss the FIST"
It would seem somewhat unnatural for
both the parties to be enjoying unmcas-
ured aud uoboonded happiness" while death
was producing separation between ihe',
Nr, this must be the case, of course, II the
" last days OF their welded existence are
a Joyous AS the Sfst' lnis is some,
thing like tae man who said Of another
that remained An unreasonable time at his
house: :" lie made me glad twice: when
he came, and when he went away"
OF Spring has opened IN earnest.
Vegetation has Increased rapidly during the
past week Many of the trees are covered
with leaves, and the fields and plains are
green once more.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

cf Money. irt subscriptions. OF for dues ~ the VI
p,blican office can b. forwarded hy mail ~ our ftsk
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

Ir The following from the Picayuna find,
An applications in every State, The romark,
could be made with equal propriety in iefer.
ence to Texas
a bill - before the Maryani Legislature
providing for the publication of all laws Of a
general nature in one paper IN every county in
the stat. and two IN the city of Baltimore Il,
IL said that the bill will doubtlrss pass. We
ought 20 have u similar law IN this STATE with
lhe farther provision that all laws Of general
nature shall bc printed in conspicuous type and
pasted On the main door of every courihou,.
IN the State. The laws eanno, be too iully
promulgated II seems unreasonable to e.
poet observance of laws of which the people
have no knowledge
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1858-03-27

the ksnsns Enabling Act. Tie moved ,b,,
It be referred to select committee. N,
stephens moved. rs ties, question. that !.
be referred 10 the Committee on Terrific.
rie.. The motion OF Mr. Montgomery
was carried by vote Of l05 10 % 1h,
is regarded as significant Of danger Of III.
defeat Of tho present endeavor to sscur.
the admission of kaus.s into the Union
The vote Of the Senate. i, has been s,>
ranged. i. to be taken on Monday next, tn,
22d inst
\ resolution was passed that Coug'e.s
shall adjourn on the fi's, Monday in Jun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-02

an>S EDIToRI:-Iu the National thtc' %
zttts'' Of the 18th December. 1881. We ma IfteF
f. ON the Richmond Correspondent OF that paper.
giving some account of tia doings IN cur Guy III
Which upon refl ence to the examination OF n. y.
DICKINSON for tho charge Of the murder OF JOIN y
HALEY the following remark il made. although the
proof clear yet il is doubtful whether any tBlDg
viii be done In his case john o. Haley, the person
killed Hoted siO'F htttc. ara bTdtf!ef ~ UtE
city. an ex-polceman and afterwards the Keeper OF
Ih. National T0fau 6j!Rh'Hp h2'sf. NOV" nsesl ;.
the IA prrs of the day 6fd for their I;sre pressn
tati0ns and oft'mes coinage OF the news OF tDe day
it might Stem wnik 81 appreciation u hotice the
above libel upon the lair fame of our townsinau; but
the dead caInot defend themselves. nd their lar
reputation ~ the property OF the WIDOW and inc
orfhans, We therefore pro1onnce the charso $,
which we have marked aDuVs Win Hdtce, 10 De n
gross IL not q malicious sl0uHtr- ,
That ne had been Policeman and a Deputy Con-
table il mos: true; and this we think h much to
his credit as u man Of standing and Tepute, IN mr.
cnnImunity where such offices not filled in the
same CT rrupt manner rs they are i'll lothian lie
was man of family, havini. blooming young vii
and several interesting children; and II t. add 70
their comfort and increase his of so doing, he
threw A the duties of pnhc Office TO assume The
more lucrative duties of Restaurant Keeper. he WAS
only following she mandate Of Holy Writ IN pro,
being "ru1dy drinking house we pronounce 1t
utterly false; we. ourselves, have frequently isf-
taken Gf his hOsptatiC5 therein, and speak Wha
We know. An occas onal disturbance may occur IN
tn" best reGr lated hoItes even the ut NIcholaS,
of the S4iiiv fttdD, stands not altogether Tree IN
this particular.
Mr. HALEY as is We'll known in this community
connected az we'll on his own side as on that OF
his estnable widow, with numerous and rs re-
sncc' able family anv in our Illdst. Ard Tor an
ann n nous letter writer to attempt to blaCken
the fame and throw nette5 on the grave of such gu
one, shows opine somewhat degree ut vindc-
tive malice, and only 9etest the man who
has the heart To do IL.
We have written the above in justice To the mem
orv of :OnG and valued friend. IA LII