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N5groa41,, Mono, Co, A,n, Nov. 10, ISIS ! '''

This Is 10 certify thnt Or &. R. Y White. of Enter
prise Mississippi: cured most fearful looking sore
upon 500 leg Of enc of my brothers daughters. The
sore hat been pronounced IDcurahle ~ regular
physician. The l"r Is now entirely we'll and has been
for more than year. There are no indications Of
re.prn % he sore. JOHN II. MCMILLAN.
Ert.-nrs.- w. =. 1s.s
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Gratitude % Or. White. and desire to benefit my
fe.igH-aenGs, prompts me 10 publish the following;
have e.rn afflicted win q Cancer my nose. Il
was SINE aId increased yey tle until about three
wear. ago when lJ began TO grow rapidly. l vent 10
Dr.. =. Gilbert, then Of New orleans He stopped il
amt for awhile hoped il cured, bat it returned az
raj Or worse than ever la- many Of bis cases do
lev days before last Christmas. Dr. White, cf j.
U~.u. Alfalfa County, Mississippi came 20 mr. house
and commenced his applications, and my Cancer is
EuE vel; aud from IFS feeling, very Little fear re-
turn. ir. Gilbert left considerable scar: Dr. White
left no scar by his Applications, tur considerably
healed taa- made 10y Gilbert. Gilbert charged me an
enormous amount md h1 90 81 paid before he made
any application. Or. White charges nothing If he
does not effect cure, and then very reasonably.
have made inquiry and have not found a single in
stance OF return ut ,.e disease that by. White has
cured Wt.'t have faary o. G be-ts that have re-
turned. Ny object therefore j. 30 induce every one
- afflicted - apply O. nr. White. who believe viii
na certain tJ care unless tie case has pr crossed
'ar g -. De hopeless. and also 10 caution them
a--.n-t Gilbert who am compelled % sag i, an ava
TciufS, Faglta4- arl--l7rarin uufaeiuL man. who
cares nothing Tor hrs fellow creatures further than
Instruments 70 fiji A'- golfers Dr. White is = Ia.
mar" benevolent CENT? man. who is more doe rous a.
F''-FIalg the suffering q his fellow man than filing
hl. pure. W '. WHITE
LIl.i-il.s County lI-se, March 9TH, 1855
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M HEREAS, At tho December term.
W A. d. 1858, Of the Probate Court OF
Newton County, Mississippi. the estate Of
ABEDNEGO ROBERTSON, was declared
Insolgent:
Now, therefore, all creditors Of said es-
tate are hereby notified to come forward
and have their claims duly Probated, and
registered in the register kept by the clerk
Of said county, within twelve months from
the date of this publication, or they will
barred.
HAMILTON CO0pER
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Santa Anna. ex-Dictator Of Mexico, re-
sides in st. Thomas. WI He has beau
tiiul villa and il is said to be worth- In
/ Guiding all his possessions-about $40, oOO,-
600. lie seldom goes out, and then IN a
/ gig Of no pretensions.
Hon. Thomas Ruffin. ofAlamance ooun-
/ ty has been chosen 10 ill the vacancy on
the bench Of the Supreme Court OF North
Carolina. occasioncd By the death ofChief
| Justice Nash.
I John c. Heenan, tho "Benicia Boy"
publishes a challenge offering to fight Mr..
Morrissey. or any man in the world, for
| SO, 600 or less.
A doctor up town gave the following
prescription for a SICK lady few days
! since:
"A new bonnet, a cashmere shawl, and
/ pair Of CATER boots"
The lady rssSvSFsd innsdiAtSly.
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MADISON COLLEGE.


SHARON, MISSISSIPPI
VNHE Sessions 81 this Institution commence on the
1 first Monday 81 October, and end on the third
Thursday in July.
REV. T. c. THORNTON. p. d,
President and Professor n Nora aud Intellectual Science
and S1crei literature
REV. J. NJ pCGH A. ~,
wee President, and Professor Of Mathematical Ndt-a
TAiLsfJhu and Astronomy
II. v. PIERCE. A. NJ
Professor Of Engish L'e~Gtfrc AID Assistant Hafessor
Of Moral chi Trte'eefaGl S1eEcs.
W. l.. c. HCNNICU1T, A. NJ,
Professor Of Languages C1NpIrnre Aadtorlv and III,
csiHs
r. +. COMFORT. A. NJ.
Pinapa, of ths Preparatory Department.
JOHN FLOWERS, A. B..
Tutor.
Terms Tuition in the First and Second Divisions
Of the Preparatory Department, $50: IN tho Third So.
and in any Of the College Classcs $50 nor session IN
ten months. Good board can he had Al ten dollars
per month.
BY reference TO the Catalogue which win he SAINT IN
any one on application TO tho President or either ~
the Professors. il will be thst the course Of s Az
ia extensive, AMI thai every facility is Afforded for ma
acquisition Of n good and solid education
10 DEDUCTIONS. except for protrscted Illness
Saafoa' >eat.A lN5H. 4T-lV
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MRs. mNRKHAM's SCHOOL.

rV,IIF nevt session will commence Monday, tho 81
| III Jsnusry. tr.r and continue FIVE months.
The school j. taught IN Mrs. Ms own tesaence' n
re.rcd and private, and pupus are 1Hus' uuiiNs ~"
hours. under her immediate supervision.
Il VIII Do her effort 10 lmpart the rldthch'9 @! q
sound practical EuEli-h education dlHerihg' - nc
believes in th- re- loot f-nn the numerous preten-
siops and biai sonudinc Institutions by which the
public h 80 oIratupllv hunhuceed. and the real in
forests OF female education are most seriously re-
tarlcd.
Pinlu IN the Elementary Misunderstanding vri-
ting and spellnu-slso in Grammar, trcoS Apply.
Arithmetic Algebra Geometry Natural Philosophy,
Chrmi- try. History and Botany, viii feceYe lathial
and d'lirent attention.
HE-A few young ladies will he received % NnardeTs,
over whom a kiua ani parental authority Sill be ~
erc-ed Board can also he ohta ned with good laTni-
lies in the village, al very moderate rates.
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F. L. SA'FT1 MEDICAL n ,'i E0TI = Talto

hrs. SHARMAN 4 WALTON. HAVING associated
brSnchos, offer thor services 10 the cSens ~ Pauld
ING and surrounding country and hope by close a.
ienhon to business 10 merit liberal share Of patrou-
AGE Dr. Walton il graduate OF the Jefferson Ned
cs College, Philadelphia and may 10 found q, their
sthce in Paudng, unless professionally ahsent. pr.
snowman At their ONCE or ono mile west Of town.
good supply 81 fresh drugs Always on hand for sale
once A. McKinstrys Old store.
ECDoRts L. sHARNAH
JOHN J. WALTON.
Iulv IL Isr- nAN
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So In tho Committee ON Territories.
NJ. Grow moved a. an amendment to the
BIN for thcadmission Of Oregon. a clause
repeating that portion Of the English bill
requiring Kansas Co stay out Of the Union
until she gets the requisite population
The amendment was voted down in Com.
mittcc, but Il Is supposed that IL viii be
offered IN the House. when the Speaker
viii declare IL out Of order. The only
possible object IN proposing Il was to re-
new agitation about Kansas The Black
Republicans have mado 20 much capital
out Of that unfortunate territory that
they are loath 10 giveitup.
particular friends" vii and truth ami poetry 10
tho following
tell me ys Angelic Hosts7"
"rsn me 81 sncalr hosts,
Ye meaeugers n love.
Shall suialins printers here below
Have M rairrss abafet
Tho angel hands replied
TO ne b. knowlcds, gwen
noiinqucuts on Tie printers books
Can never enter hcavonr'
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DR. =. w. AvERA,

DBNTA SURG BoE.
TAKES this method Of rendering his professional
L services 70 the public.
He sprepared TO perform oil operA.ionsn Hechan-
cs Dentistry with all the lRteft improvement Al
t1rk ,rdrTdafNL
Dr. A. respectfully tenders his thanks 10 his friends
and the public for te liberal patronage extended 70
him. and trusts that he has executed hs work in such
a manner ss TO men; continuance OF the same
Claiborne, April TO- lsss. 1A1V
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LAND, NEGROES. sTOCK, etc,
Al
PUBLIC SALE
4 EMEmnbIe Trncf Of Lana.

HNHE undersigned will sell publicly, on
4 the premises, on Thursday the 18th
February next,
II E'ITUGbTe Tract Of Land,
lying in Newton County, two miles north
OF Charlottesville, 20 miles from the Mobile
and OHIO Railroad, and only FIVE miles
from the line Of the Southern Railroad
The tract contains $50 acres, $50 OF which
Is first rate bottom land-the remainder
good upland. Two hundred acres are
open and in cultivation. There IS good
Dwelling and the necessary out-houses on
the place. II is well watered, and has
fine fruit orchard. Also at the same
time and place | will sell about
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Rsliatous ARrictEs.-Our paper to-day
Is considerably occupied with articles Of -
religious character We hayc ono more
Get on hand which We shall publish next
wcok--a reply 10 what has appeared in
our columns from Dr.. Newton and "a
Presbyterian" respecting tho Old School
Presbyterian Churoh and slavery When
this shall have appeared we think the
parties will have hal about an equal
a.howing." 90 isr a. the Clarion Is con
,srnsd. and having from tho 6rst ex
presscd our reluctance 70 being made Che
medium Of such q controversy We hope ",
.h,u not be called upon 10 mako any fur.
thsr publications on the subject. Any
further articles Of the kind win only end
..t..,ittapee a. advertisements.
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PtANrEa a MtcuNic.-We take great
PLEASURE in giving the benefit Of our circu-
iation 10 the card Of Col. JoHS J. VIII
ttAus, editor and proprietor Of tho Missis-
uppi Planter & Mechanic. Col. WILLIAMS
has labored under great difficulty Is estab.
fishing this enterprise. and has exhibited
a seal and energy which deserved better
success than has yet attended his efforts.
We trust, however, that tho darkest Pc.
Rod Of its history Is now passed and that
he future may be bright and prosperous.
Tho agricultural interests Of the State are
deeply concerned in keeping the Planter
4 Mechanic alive and placing il upon a
foundation Of success and usefulness. W,
have no doubt he will do his duty faith
fully. and II hia efforts arc properly re-
.pondcd 10 by tho public, we shall hav,
an agricultural magazine creditablo to th,
State and beneficial TO al concerned
Let our planters send on their names.
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Mrgns RrAn, oF NrW foaE .-We
,ybiish to-day a new advertisement Of
W..srs. Geo. W and Jchial Read. whole.
.,le dealers IN Straw Goods, Bonnets
Ft.i. Bloomors. &C., Nos. 50 Warren and
toOChambers Street. New York.
We have had opportunities for becoming
ell acquainted with the gentlemen com
posinr this firm. and Of noticing their
manner Of doing business, and from the
knowledge thus obtained We have no hes
ltstion in commanding their mammoth
e,tsblishmenl without reserve 10 the con
sdsnce and favor 81 an our southern MGR
chants. Their business h mostly with the
south. We know scores ofsouthern mer-
chanta who have dealt with them for years.
not onoof whom but iswillingt bearready
testimony 10 their rontlemany department
and the correct and liberal manner in
which they transact their business
There can BE- nothineimproperin our say
ina that the numerous kindncssoe and
sourtesies We have received a. their hands
oause as 10 feel personal interest IN
their success. especially, when We know
that ,he extension u their trade with
southern merchants viii prove mutually
beneficial and pleasant % ell concerned.
We trust that our mercantile friends visi-
ting New York. will give them a call
They viii find it pleasant 70 make their
ec1u.intancc. aud proGtshle % set their
o,,l. hlled BY aa large and liberal an estab-
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Z r ~ =

ff'l O''4 i'I Nf'''iliii ..N- w
For those iu Arithmetic. Grammar. Gee Taphy-
lilt Iil-4fifN Z .il
For those further advanced 90
HSpupii, will he charged from the time 81 enter
inc until the end Of the session, unless by special
rangement TO the contrary.
RaAsisn0, Me-, Dec y, 1855. le-A
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DR. Ctoub's AwuRiosN CorroN PLANrEa
Tho January number Of this valuable pub
LEGATION has been received, and We are
glad TO see the evidences Il bears Of in
creased prosperity and success. Il IL
adorned with q beautiful title page. on
which an addition is made to the name, Il
being now called "Dr. CtouD's Southern
Rural Maga1ino-tho American Cotton
Planter and Soil Of the South" Mr.. PEA-
BODY. the horticultural editor. having re-
tired. that department Of the magazine
will in future be under the supervision Of
Ronrnr II. NrtsoS, Esq.. who Is represent
ed ~ altogether competent for the place.
We wish the worthy proprietor al the sue
oess his great energy and tho excellent
character Of his work entities him to ok
poet. DR.. n B. CLoub. Montgomery, Ala
800 per annum IN advance.
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Guany BAGs

Q01N0 BAGS Cracked Corn, OS.s. Wheat Bran
sJOOO Corn Bran Corn Shorts. etc. etc, in stors
always on hand, and for sale al Low ratios
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j. s. STEER.
JhChstiN, MISSISSIPPI
"uotBstLg AND ssIAiL DEI1HRIs
ORUG3, MEDICINES, PAINTS.
OILS. FANCY ARTICLES
Perfumcrv, Window Glasa. Prttv.
sasi!s Dye-Siurs, Glass Wa-c Soans Prnabcs
Fishirg Tackle Musical instrumental
= Q II Q aL 200 ks,
s'shdarl ana Fancy oneryLetter. Cap and Note
er--mi7ceisneogs, Medical and Law BOOKS
b.ank Books, Paper Hangngs,
Pure Wines and Brandies,
Peuc Preparations, Pure Chemicals,
select Powders etc, etc.
Prescriptions will receive particular attention a all
hours, day or night.
OYYGENATED BITTERS,
and other popular Family Medicines, AlwAys hand.
Buyers will ind here fresh and unauthorized Mel
c!nes, selected with care and warranted
.I1et.oo. jaly II Isl. ''' 'DD ss-ly
MOBILE CITY MILLS,
scIPLE q BROTHER,
Corner Of Commerce aud Church Streets,
MOBILE, ALA.
HANUTAcTUEHEs AID wHoLNsALB DBALnIg IL
FRESH GROUND FLOUR:
| unDoed Flour, Cracked Wheat. Hidlhags. RY0 Neal
Com Meal G. Gus s1a A2,may; Com ot's vines;
Rye shorts, and all kinds Of Feed &c, &c.
FIourt Flour FIourIII
| iOUD perfne, Extra and Choice brands, in stog,,
isndlng, and to arrive.
We deal largely in all kinds Of TLoUR-frorn the
commoncst and cheapest 20 the best quslties OK EE
ira hrar isnch enables Us to sell q. the very low
I est fgures. and - a small advance
AB-Smaii Proa's, quick and heavy Faios, IL our
! motto
We invite the attention Of purchasers Of Flour to
| orr stock and p-lcca.
Every hare of Flour We sell 70 warrant "a We rep
Flour m. ~ n =; harrel bags 2aJ< |: in !. d. s.
luI; in : TO- do s. Pa; md IN tarrd ali uesly IL
| he!,ad and in iuc shipping order.
our articles as always fresh T0und, AID rpa'.c
| from the best gram . b, hsA in ths market
| mssIi MsAIII MeaIIiI
! iDJU GRiIs ard HoYiSY far ,se every DAY
fresh ground made from eh"ice White Corn.
l II v0e W-0l nice Corn Broad try our Meal
| No MI! IN the United.States can ms4e bettor hea
| than furnish.
| COrnI Corntf CornI!I
SUUU landing and to srrTe We s l M spfc
receiving largo quantities OF Corn bought at csrg,
the very lowest market prices.
AS-CorA Buyers look to your interest.
FeedI Feed!I TeedtIt
| Q0N0 BAGS Cracked Corn, Oats Wheat Bran
| sJOOO Corn Fran, Corn Shorts etc, etc, in stor.
slwsys on hand, and FOR sale 81 low ratios.
Gunny BagsI
! On 0l0SELECIE Ell, Second Hand Choice GUN
| ~-OsOOO Ny BAGS put up in bundles Of 1N'
GSchi - s2od a. new ~, and Y 5ne shipping order
| a1-He respectfully invite the pubic visiting No
Bile to eA on "a; We shall take pleasure in ah5sipl
| our articles ard giving cur prices.
All orders BY NAL ard Otherwise. T-om pity attend
| e6 70. SClPLE & BROTHER,
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81 HA lh-t. tls----9. tiOH aEd " hte, in store
OOOO landing. and 10 arrive. We are CONSTANT
receiving largo quantities Of Corn; bought at csrg;
prices and IN sound ots which enabled us to soil
the very lowest market prices
SS-CorR Buyers look TO your interest.
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HENRY J. BANKS,
TrTOpERV Am NgUNcRTT0p lTTAW
JOITV G. HIGaTNA,

WESTVILIE MISS.
WILL give prompt ard faithful attention 70 ell le
w ga business entrusted u his in the several
/ codrts NJ the ID IN licial District
hsytliDs. Jan. ST. lsbT. 1f,f
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Bzsali MsaIti MsaIiiI
Corn CorniI COrnIGI

IIN - y Els llre. VIlte sVoet B0Ited Y q =
AODO GIRLS and EGNI$I; FOR SAFE every day
| fresh ground. made from 2haice White Corn.
! Ifyor van. nice Corn Broad try our Meal
No Mil in the Unitcd-Sta;es can mslke bettor Mea
| than We furnish.
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EnsnINcnf NnfIcn

Jan. l, 1859.
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ATTORNEY Al law AND SOLICITOR IN
CRdNCERT,
AUIL practice in the couFts Of LAuderdalO and
w surrounding counties.
Office ct Meridian.
Psfs-1poss = Hpr.Job Johnston. HonJ L. Orr, Hon.
J,hn BrItt9n 0Nes, sdutn Carolina; Ivy, 6heAreF .
Co Middleton 4 McMsstar. Noble.
Hsrti.nn. 9art l.. IGka Aaen
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DrOftssIunal.
JOHN vs.. WOOD,

T T RERY 1T Law
LEXINGTON, MIS-.
HTILL attend faithfully 70 business entrusted 70
w hls care 10 the Courts Of Holmes and the sur
rounding Countiag.
Larrsr9,on, MS., Nov. n. 1885. V-ly
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N0NTlNUES 70 offer his services to the citizens Of
- jackson and the people Of Mississippi generally
the various branches 81 Medicine and Surgery and
especially in Of ConccTS and To-s Of ever de-
scrpton
lnhrmary for Chronic cases At his residence in jack
son. State street opposite the Depot Of the Jackson
and Brandon Railroad.
References John Norwood Martin McNair, MI
Zion, Simpson CO, Mre. Stewart Fayette; Hrs r
Simpson, Judge shSrkcy, Mrs c. NcCarty, Mrs.
Moody Jackson: Mr.. Cioprnsn. NickshuYg Mis-; Mr.
YIN. Heard, Union Parish La; Mrs hurrell, Memphis
Tennessee.
T..ke,p Toh "A
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JOHN q. WYLKiNaON,

ATTORNEY AND COUESEELoR ATLAE
MY Ill give prompt attention 70 business in eli thS
~ courts ofsnith snd the nd! ecent counties. Ad-
igass, Raleigh Miss.
hnlrinh l,lN q ~ Al.tR
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IHANKFUI. 20 his friends and the public for the
hherL patronage heretofore extended 70 him,
all continue 10 devote kis undivided attention 10 the
practice Of medicine and surgery al their
8ranches
Il7,tld,p, Feb a. 1871 R4e
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Il IL z IA IN ANg
ATTORNEY At Is " AND SOLICITOR IN
CBANCERT,
MARION, MISSISSIPPI
"lLL give his especial attention to oil business
w entrusted TO his care in the Courts Of Lauder-
1se, and in the Circuit Courts Of jasper and Clark
counties. and in the High Courtof Errors and Appeals
u Jackson
Adrlon, Nov. !, 1888. ely
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-04

notice Of the gods the fact that such scay LOT Of
custsmers were on board the tempest-to'sed bark.
We happen for crce to be in the same best with
our Ci.y's Aldermen, and We are implied 70
address them in the remonstrant tones OF Bias.
There IS bill before the Legislature which con
template. certain radic. changes in cur City
Charter: oue.half is provisions are absolutely
essential to the saving of our City not merely
from robbery but from Pestilence; some others
are ,alat.Iy though les, Important while the
residue sre bad, ard ought not TO pass. Inc
extension Of the term Of service of certain Hesd'
of Departments is preemirently of this bad SORT
The attempt to impose on our taxpayers two extra
year. Of Dick Busted is an outrage Of the most
.csndalous description. We neither know nor care
BIZ whom this Job was concocted; but, as Dick
never pretended TO be anything else than Demo
craft, it cannot be of "Blsck Republican" origin.
Doubtless, some Democratic oppositlon-in the
Senate. most problblJ-is to be disarmed ey THIS
provision bu. that is at once wrong and mistaken.
Reform the Charter wholly in the interest OF the
tax payers-diminsh the power aud shorten tue
terms Of the Busteeds and Tuomeys now unfortu
u.tey in ofice-and the people will very generally
hail the act and bless its authors. On the other
hand, a Wholesome and economizing charge VIII De
upsraciously received, if it saddles US with two
extra years of glorious Dick as first laT officer
of our City.
Coed men Of al parties lave written or gone to
Albany TO entres. the Legislature to Discriminate
to give US the good that is embodied in the Charter
Amendment bill without the bad-to rid Is OF
Merton and that sort without inhcsng on us q
double dee of Busted. And We hsye cherished
strong reasonable hopes that these representations
would prevail.
But tie Aldermen have done their wicked worst
to dsrken this prospect. They have resolved to
90, and have mainly gone to Albany, to remon-
strate assnst any change whatever in the Charter
They, who have made ssweeping change indispenss.
bic BY their base collu,ion with Morton to disor-
esnize the Street Cleaning for their own sOrdd pur-
po.es-hays doomed the City to anarchy, filth aud
pestilence for their own sggraldzement and profit
who. pretending TO be Democrats, have n'ulteds
Democratic Mayor and in effect rejected Elijah F.
Purdy in order TO keep prominent Know Nothing
in office-ttey repair to Albany to warn the Legs
sture not TO interfere with "Our chartered rights
Could mpuden:e be more maladroi., or malyersa-
ton more impudent'
We beg the Legislature to leave these gentlemen
wholly out of the account, and so amend the Char
ter Reform b as to retain all of it thatis good aud
reject sll that is bad Conspicuous in the latter
elias. is the imposition of Mr. Richard Busted for
two years longer on our City as her Corporation
Council. This is not Reforn-it is imposition-is
is heapipg honor and emouuent on unfaithfalness
and demerit We pray the Legislature to spare our
City the infection and the Republican sscendency
the reprOach of such an act.