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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09
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The facts in n cause tried at ESSEX County
Court, at its late term, IRE rather interesting
and instructive. 1t was in the case, Hny-
wood rerSus Hopkins, reported in THE CAL
EDoNIAN last week. 1t appears that Hay
wood, while teaching school in Guildhall.
punished Hopkins daughter, but it does not
appear that any severity was used. The
teacher was invited to the house Of the faith
or, and there by him severely beaten. The
trial at the County Court occupied three
days. On the evening of the third day the
case was given TO the jury who returned
verdict for the plaintiff to recover 500 and
costs. "'
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

PRETTY NEARLY TRUE-The Christian
ExaWiner, in an article upon Free Blacks,
Ond their duty to make meney, iG they would
be considered respectable, says
No race in this country will DO 'hespised
which makes money. five had in Boston
or New York ten ournng outahgs with
million of dollars each, they would visit in
the best society we should leave our cards
at their doors, and give them snug little din
ner parties.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

o. A Mr.. Hazard of Providence, r. L..
having written to the Providence Journal an
account Of Lamprs rufTianism at the sale Of
the Wanderer, Lamar called on Hazard
slapped him in the face, and then offered him
honorable satisfaction, but warned him that
he must leave Savannah. by the next train,
which he did. Lamar is the chief bully of
Savannah, and neither tho citizens nor the
press dare TO rebuke his cowRrdlv conduct,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

TnE SoNG or TnE SHIRT II there is con-
temp,ble meauness in the world, that dc
serves censure more than any other, it must
be personided in the brutes spoken Of in the
/ following item which we take from the n. Y.
/ Tribune;
! There came n poor. cnreworn, scantily clad
woman 70 the Mayors Office on the 26th ult.
10 tell her wrongs. Her numc vas Gather
inc Collie, and her residence II Beach st.
She i'rtl b--t,- married, bit her husband Il
sc0-luriug man, wa. lost at sea, aud she wnS
now compelled 10 support herself and child
by making shirts at four shiiiBgs a dozen
She had been working for n man on the
fourth story Of i2l Fulton street. whose name
VIC did not know, but il was subsequently,
found In he Charles Duncomh. He gave her
eight shirts 10 make, exactiug u deposit Of 81
ms security for the stuff. Having finished
the work and returned it, he refused to pay
her for her labor OF 10 refund the 80 which
she had deposited with him. The same kind
of work, she said, she had been doing for an
other man. TO his satisfaction, at six shillngs
dozen, hut he WAS so overrun with applicn-
tions that he was unable to furnish all with
employment The mayor sent the poor wo-
man with officer McArthIr to Duncomb's
place, when he still persisted in refusing to
pms her and il was only when the officer was
about to arrest him that he offered to com
promise by returning the So. As he would
not pay the wages, Mrs. Collie concluded that
she had better accept the offer, The mayor
made up her loss from his private purse /,
There are hundreds of "swenters" in this city |
who advertise for seamsiresses with no other
object in view than to Swinde them out of |
the money which they compel them to leave
as security.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

rF- The Charleston Mercury says "there
is but one party in the United States, and
that Is the abolition black republican party"
That is near enough to the truth for all prac.
teal purposes, a-,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

MnUAHY.-Gen, Clarke, Of the Burlinr.
ton Times has been mentioned a, eandi-
date Tor the Office Of Col. Commandani N the
Third Regiment Of the Vermont Militia.
1hereupon the General promptly protest.
against cSahing him TO that high position.
Hear him "As to the lrst.namcd Of the two
gentlemen alluded 10 ~ the subjects Of Tho
complimentary rumor in connection with fhe
Colonelcy we hasten TO remark that We arc
authorized, We may add requested. to say,
that the command Of a Daily paper nbsorbs
he limited endowments although he has
sense enough left to nee that he Is no more
n for the military command suggested than
he il TO be Queen Of England. lie assures
Us that he is painfully ignorant, in military
matters. though he thinks in the eyent'of
battir where rho result Is doubtful, he nigh,
he safely relied on to head vigorous retreat
The chances Of such an opportunity to dis.
tinguish himself being exceedingly slim he
cannot for moment entertain the idea o.
being a candidate for the Coloneley. Of the
3D. Regiment His knowledge Of tactics"
has exclusive reference TO running Gghl'
the running" being understood To be- in
different direction from the "6ght"
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

tS- As an indication of the general reviv-
al OF business, we are glad to be able TO state
that our receipts from advertising during tho
months of January, February and March
1853, were nearly double what they were
during the corresponding months Of last
year, and largely in advance of those Of any
previous three months.-Neic York Trio
tDle.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

New PATENTs.-W We notice patents issued
from the patent office March 20, TO the fol-
lowing Vermonters:
Lyman w. Blanchard Of Whittinghnm, for
improved construction of maletS.
Gardner p. Hopkins OF Cabot, for imProv-
ed churn
Henry II. Reese Of Bridgeport, for improve
ment in harvesters.
Matthias Ludlum Of Fsirhaycn, for improv-
ed life boat.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

n WARNINo.-A dancing master was TAX
en- up at Natchez, lately for robbing a new
boarder. He said he commenced by cheat
ing printer, and after that everything ras-
cnlly came Gasy TO bin.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09


O. The rush to Pixies Peak continue
though the place is not worta a rush. Those
who go there viii become peaked enough.
Alrof them are after dust" and mos, Of
them will "come down with their duet" some
feet below the surface Of the Garth. They al
take spades, and it would be as well il they
were to take the winding sheet that the poet
associates with the. spade, III mining eouu.
tries, clubs are generally trumps.
~ Captain Eynders is qualifying for tho
the Presidency, OF for nomination FOR tina,
dignity. lie licked one arm man tho
Cthrr day, md that esJEbiisirs his eiaiui to
the hcroieal character. Some disgust has.
been expressed with his having as,ailcda
cripple, but the Captain knows whom he can
attack with> safety and never will smaila.
man with two. fists so long as he can find one
with only hafallownnce Of that,articl lie
goes for popular sovereignty in its strict
democratic sense, namely the right Of the
strong to assail the weak.
T6- The pickpooket who stole $3.50 from,
n woman travcl7g to Boston on the carSI
with the dead body Of her child, said he knew
that she had Tat purse because abe kepa
her hand on i, all the time but he was sur
priscd that the officers who arrested him
did not aecedc to his proposition of dividing
the money among themselves, saying nothing
abou, it, and letting him go--he said the
New York police always did So
o. To prevent the accidental taking Of
Doison. the lonlnn anctbpcnries NM IN rois-
ons in viuis Of peculiar futed shape.
w Senator Ely has introduced into tho
New York Legislature bill providing that
no editor shall be liable for n libel on an
ofIice.holder, and no olFice-h holder shall DO
legally punhhnbe for assault and battery ION
an editor. The editors can stand that il the
can.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

"Iiealth and Disense"is the title Of a
hook for the people by W. w. Hall, editor Of
the Journal Of Health. Published by H. Il.
Price n. y.
This is plain-speoking book, dealing with
plain facts and notwithstanding the reader
to prevent disease, by knowledge OF the laws
of health, and to appreciate more highly the
value Of the iceii educated physician.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

IL Mr.. Tennyson's new poem OF king
Arthur" is said to abound in lines and passag-
cs ofuncommon beauty. It will shortly be
published by the Executors Of the late Edward
Moxon, aud by Ticknor s. Fields.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09

~ Among the new books and new edi-
iions published by Rudd & Carlton Of New
York, We notice with pleasure new work
on Curosities Of Natural History. containing
selections from a large London edition Of the
same. Tbs Courlship Of Miles Standish also
proves its populaHtyby the demand for new
editions--onc ofNhich has lately been richly
by beautiful photograph, fromEhn-
myers drawings.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1859-04-09
"orR MrsIcAL FRIEND. d

"OrR Musical FRIEND"
Ths {, the tile Of weekly slcct contain.
ing the late music, song', aud pieces Tor pi.
ano4orc, GutS and violin. The number We
have before W. is valuable to the musician.
Published By Seymour & Co.. NJ y, piieb
zen eeuta. Ros, s Touccy. Agents.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

OF DR.. BraDdreth. At the lowest point one
6nds the broadcast expansion.
Before the invention Of the Ledger ma
chinsry, it Vas supposed that folly had at
least taste, pench0nf, love Of variety
hundreds OF sensation novels dew each Sons
on from the press, duly copyrighted by -
many different hands now the multitude
have but one essayist and one novelist, and
these are Edward Everett and Sylvanus Cobb.
The gain to society, In giving back 10 many
hard working brains to useful and honorable
toll, does not interest Us ~ deeply - our
new knowledge Of the uniformity, nay, iden-
tity, Of popular taste when we descend be-
low a certain level Of intelligence. That the
population Of fourth-rate novel readers
should be oil alike undistinguishable,a ~ we'll
satisfied with one essayist and one novelist
a. with hapdred; it 10 this discovery that
signalizes the Nedger experiment, and moves
thought in everN sound and serious mind
There are, then, ssmasses." At . certain
level the individual with preferences, lido
syncrasies, tastes and disgusts, disappears,
and men are mass, = mere stratum, like
swarms Of bees, undistinguishAble, and
swarming ell to the tinkle Of the same tin
pan.
The addition OF tho name Of Dvsrett, the
essayist, to that Of Cobb, the NOVELIST gave .
sudden expansion Of two hundred thousand
buyers to the Ledger population. Cobb CON-
trolled three hundred thousand Everett oon-
trolls but two; should Everett sink finally to
the Cobb level, he may yet rival his associate,
and, so perfect 10 the machinery worked BY
the ingenious and enserprising publisher
practical mamie will be sure to find Ever.
ett's level for him, II the public have not yet
found it. And for this he will be entitled to
our thanks.
| A number OF the Ledger lies before us.--
| The conspicuous features are the essay OF
Everett and the novel Qf Cobb. There il
nothing scurrilous, raOid, or pruricnt, in
either they are smooth, Of an even texture
-on the whole, harmless. They touch the
simplicites much more than the fsrooities Of
the Ledger population. We are pleased to
end that in seeking tho lowest stratum Of in.
tellgence, in order to obtain the widest ex.
pansion, the Ledger manager has found u
that level milky goodness and softness
that speaks we'll for the multitude. This
experiment is important in showing thai
baseness and plain depravity are not tn.
most expansive traits, and that manity is a
least more popular than impurity.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

The following linee appeared originally 10
the Detroit Tribune. Our readers will ex-
cuse the absence Of correct photography,
and the imperfect poetic measure, in view Of
sarnestness Of the writer in . humane and
noble cause. We hope all our church build
ers and church goers will read and profit
Its philosophy is admirable.
APPEL FOR ARE, TO THE SEXTANT OF
THE OLD BRICK MEETI0USE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17
ny A CASPER,

o sextant Of the meetinouse, wich sweeps
And dus to, or Ia supposed to, and makes fires, y
And lights the gas, and sometimes leaves scysw
loose,
In which case it smells orfui; worse than laapile.
And wfings the Bel, and toles II whom men dyes TO
grief of surviyin pardn srs, aud sweeps paths;
And FOR the service gifts 500 per annum,
WITCH th EN- that think deer let 'em tryit;
1etin up bcfoar star lite in all wethers, and
Kindln fires when the wether Is ~ cold
AS zero, and like as not green wood for kindlsrs
! wouldn't be hired to du fur no sum;
But sextant there are kermodeity
Wich 3 more than gold, wich doant cost nnthin,
Wurth mere than any thing 'cept the sole OF
Man
mean pewer Are, sextAnt, mean pewer Are
o it's plenty out of dores, 70 plenty it doant no
Wat on sirth to dew with itself but 6ys about
scattcrin leaves and bloin Of mems hatts;
In short it's jst "fre As are" out dores.
But sextant, in our church it, scarce ~ piety,
Scarce as Bank bills when Agnts beg for mishuns,
WITCH sum ser is purity oftin (taint nuthin to me
Wat give amt nuthin to nobody, but sextant,
You shot 500 men wimmin and children,
Specially the latter, up in title place.
sum has bad breths none amt 2sweie,
Sum is feyery some 10 sorohlus sum had bad teeth
And SUN haint non, and sum amt over clean;
But every on 'em brethe in and cut and on. and
Say so times mint, or one million and half
nh our.
Now how long will church full Of Are last At
that rate,
| ask you say Is minits,s and then what's to be
didg
Why then they must bretae it all over agin,
And then agin, and on till each one has took II
down
/ At least ten times, and let it up agin, and wati
more,
/ Are is the same to US NJ u ilk TO babies,
/ Or water Is 10 6sh, or penda Ium to clock;
I Or roots and airbs unto an injun Doctor,
/ Or little pills unto an omepath,
| Or boys to gurls. Are 10 fur US to brethe;
/ Wat signifies who prceohes If cant brethef
| Watts Pol watts Poilus, to nners who arr dsd
| bed fur want of brethf Why seatant, when VI
dye
Its only coz we cant brethe no more that's all.
| And now, o sextant, let me beg of you
2 let n little Are into our church.
| fpewer Are is sartain proper for the pews)
| And do weak days and Sundays tew,
| 1t amt much trouble only make hoal
l And the are wi II come Of itself
| 1T Iuvs TO cum WHARF ii kin git warm;
1 And how il will rounc the people up
Aud sperrit up the preacher, and stop garps,
| And yswns and fggits ~ efectoal
| AZ wind on the dry Beans the Ppo6t tells on.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17
NEW BOOKS.

TNQUlME WITHIN; or Over Three Thou
J. sand seven Hundred Facts Worth Knowing.
TIN e REASON WHY; Condensed Scientific
i knowledge for the Million, by the author 81
enquire Within"
DgTTER wEET Poem, by J. q Hol-
- land.
MAGICIAN,S OWN BOOK: Being .
Nl Complete handbook Of PHrior Magic.
A UTOCw AT OF THE HREA KEAsT
"A TABLE; BY Oliver Wcndall Holmes.
DOEMs.. .Milss standish, by Longfellow
L Bitter Sweet, by j. q. Holland.
Whittier's Poems,
SAxe's
uolmcs' "
For sale by n. W. WksTC0TT.
ienl1d
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

CHANGE OF TIMEl

o n T. u lily r - A M
To take eject on Monday, January II, 1859.
ESR0M and after the above date and until fur
e Their notice, One Passenger Train win leave
Packet Depot, Ksokuk ~ follows:
Leaves keokuk daily (6updays e1ceptsd) at
ESQ clock Z. m. Arrives as Montrose at 7:IA
Returning, leaves Montrose IT 6:l6 p. M. AT
rives 81 Ke0kuk 1t q p. m.
Forming, In connection with the Western Stags
Company, daily line to Burli ngton, making SURE
csnnections with trains for Chicago and Mt. Pleas
ant.
B.W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
JOHN TEMPLlN, Lessee.
J. X. TawKssuRY, Ticket Agent, MAin-st.
Ian lS btg-dAv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

ONLH u VENTS DEEIVEMEWI
rlNHE New York and Farmingt Coal Co. having
/ such unequslled facilities for getting their
Coal 10 market CHEAP (not being at an expense
Of having 1t hauled from one TO three miles with
teams as ali other companies,) are enabled thereby
to this superior article ut the low price OF
IA cents per bushel, delivered TO any part Of the
city. trial will satisfy any one that IL is the
best Coal that comes TO this market. FINE Coal
for sale at 10 cents per bushel delivered.
Office on Thru Street, near Main, over Chaplin
Lees Bank Il. Il. PLATE.
No charge for Coal If not as represented.
Ian ln
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

UTs'1'he Century," McElrath's new pa
per, has a we'll written article upon ssLsdger
Literature" from which We extract sam
pie:
Those enormous Advertisements Of the
Ledger weekly that have amused and aston
ished the public, during the past year, though
intended only to push the sale OF series Of
very tame novels, have proved to be an in
teresting phenomenon. Through their means
the circulation Of the Ledger has expanded
TO hall million weekly; by far the largest
yet attained By any periodical. The current
Ledger novel, whstsvsrit may be, 10 the pop
ular literature Of the dsy, and has swept out
OF existence mass Of equally worthless and
ephemersl publications technically known .
"yellow covered" In company with these,
the pirate and robbsr literature have fed in
| to Oblivion, with mssses Of obscene and i'm
moral stun, never, We may hope, TO reap
| pear.
The serial Ledger novel does not adni,
either OF criticism, review, or description. II
is neither good nor wicked, bus bears the
same relation 70 real novel, Writssn BY /
real novelist, that sldsrbsrry wine bssrs to
wine Of grape; Torment generated in thu
swiftly juices Of . rank and sour weed, thu
$3.50 veal CuvcrUu Will uoQtIm 8U84 oyx0p o.
brown sugar From dingy o1es in TIL
CITY OF New York issuo wssklv 90 SQUARE
miles Of printed sheets; SOC, 900 itseasions d
the same light folly, to crafty the thin ap.
. petite Of 100000 Of adult babes. Lot u,
J give prsise where it belongs. The brain 81
] the Napoleon Of advertisers must be itself ,
, model piece Of machinery, ~ economiorAns
expansive in its working, - the sngiss 81
Paine; for, with mere handful Of thought
j. movesa mountain Of folly. OF I'll sssd
, sowing machines, this weekly pksnomsnon
sowing every seventh day sixty square mils
or more, Of light literary tares, & tie NOS
wonderful and efhciens. A joyous grssnmes
springs responsive TO ito sowing, over I'll g.
land.
II OF the total adult population Of the Unite
. States, ono In eight reads the Ledger. III
. entire press OF she nation have aided 10 crea
. ting the enormous circulation. The art d
q advertising has achieved its grestcst triumph
: and the literary wares OF Sylvannus Dob
and Edward Everett almost outssll The boxe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17
A LAplrx, RrAprNa Roox.-S

LADIES' READING kooA.--Some gentle
women Of the school of reform in London
have established, in close neighborhood 70
Regent street, a Ladies' Reading Room,
which IL open from ten TO Eve. No dogs or
gentlemen are allowed to enter these rooms,
except vicarioasly, 10 their books or jour-
nails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

FEnALE LASoR IN LosDos.-Some idea OF
the state Ok thsSfemalc labor market In the
metropolis may be collected from the fact,
that an advertisement In London weekly
paper for City drsss makers brougk, TOO ap
plicAnts, many Of them long distances, to the
establishment OF the advertiser.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

FROM kansas-Moettng OF the LeEis.
iature-- M ssage OF tine governor.
The Kansas Legislature met on the Sd in
slant. Bills we're introduced to annex to
Kansas that portion Of Nebraska lying south
of the Platte river to repeal the Slave Code
Of the Territory; and to abolish slavery.
GovKRNoR's MESSAGE. - The Governors
Message speaks in extravagant praise of the
natural beauties OF Kansas. He regrets the
growing disposition in various parts of the
Union to overrate the number of voters, and
corrupt the ballot box says to the victors
belong the spoils but they are the spoils and
patronage given to power for the public veal
and no one has reason or right to complain
of the successful party distributing the posts
of favor among its political friends, and hints
that Kansas may get more liberal favors from
Congress As Territory than a. State.
The report Of the Commissioner appointed
to audit claims, shows the amount presented
for examination at 1901 ,225; amount award.
ed by the Commissioner, $254, 279, Of which
$3S, 642 are public class, and $2l5,3ll pri'
vate class. These claims are now in the
hands Of our delegate in Congress. The
Comptroller reports the tax able property il
the Territory at $25, 000, 900, and the tota
number OF land sold and pre-empted in al
the districts, about $4,000.
The Governor strongly reprehends the con.
duct OF certain persons in Linn and Bourbon
counties, and concludes ms follows
81 am prepared to unite with you in the
most cordial manner for the adoption Of such
measures as shall restore order, and will, il
necessary, bring to your aid all the power
placed at my discretion by the Executive.o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTuCt.

+ AM obliged to be absent from keoknk for q few
/ weeks. During my absence, MIR. WV. l.. Woop
will attend to my Insurance and other business.
JN0. M. GRIFFITH.
J..pw I2hq-d9w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17
Two WEEKs LATER
From Pixies Peak /!

inst ~ Tlne Tor the Essii1aysi
A FINE lot Of Jswsiry. Silver Ware, Hair Or
"A naaenss, 10, H., suitable for tbs Holidays,
lust r&neivsA. Also, another lot Of those
GOTHIC AND ALARM CLOCKS,
And feeeA supply of those pare ITALIAN VIO-
LIN ExRINQS, best imported" By
pARMELE 4 BRO,
dse4ld1w 653 MAin-st.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17
ARE YOU INSURED ?

TyvHIS is very significant question, at this sea-
L son of the year, and one that We should al
ways be able to answer in the Affirmative. IL,
however, you have not attended to this imps, tAnt
duty, We advise you 10 call the undersigned and
get Policy In one Of the following responsible
Companies:
NTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CONN.
NORTH AMERICAN INSURANCE COMPANY,
or HARTFORD, CONN.
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW HAVEN, conn.
MABsASoIT INSURANCE COMPANY,
or sPRINoYIELD, MASS.
Accumulated Cash Assets, s2 800 900.
~ Buiidings, Merchandise, Factories, Dwell
ings and contents insured at rates rs low other
Companies tina pay their losses.
II. b. TEN-EYCK, Agent,
Office corner % and Main sta. !, under w. Thomp-
con Co - Bank, Keokuk, Iowa.
Jan7dlm
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-01-17

1N seems the liquor sellers design car
rying the war Of prescription into all depart
ments Of business. We noticed Saturday
their pronunciamento against the Press, and
We subsequently learned that the same game
was playing against the officers who perform
ed tue duties required Of them by their oath
OF ONCE. The FIRST move vas against Con.
stable Fry. It seems one Of these self. con-
stituted rulers Of the morals and opinions of
keokuk, Was one of the sureties on Fry's Of.
fetal bond, and gave notice to the County
Judge that he would no longer suffer his
name to remain ~ security for Mr.. Fry's Of.
fetal conduct. Mr.. Fry being duly notified
BY the County Judge forwarded new bond
With the following gentlemen a. sureties
d. W. kilbourne, S. A. Duke, j. G. Parrot,
A. Wolcott, Smith Hamill, Hawkins Taylor
John Triplett and d. w. Ford.
"Thinge is working" and our dear friend,
OF the journal, Louis Moore and seventy
five others may yet learn that neither III,
public officers no. the Gate City run by liquo
poscsv, or CA be forced to stop business b,
the Withdrawal Of their patronage, aid an
comfort.