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DEPLoRARLg AccIDEsrs.-We are informed
that young Mr. South, ofWatauga county.
recently 1hil- cleaning IL, gun. not knowing
i 70 be loaded pointed Il = Young lady, Miss
Hambs. ahn approached lin, when his peace
exploded. the charge entering her BUDDY. from
tie effects Of which she died 10 eighteen
hours.
We al.o learn tia, Mf. Alexander Green.
Wa,auga County, accidentally shot and Kill.
ed me u his own negro men. a valued SER
want, recently. VIZ. Green had been t, q
shooting match. where be had discharged his
rifle on returning home with the rife emp.
", a. he supposed, Ne met his servant and
playIglly pointed Il him tie weapon and said
hr wppIl shoot him. Unknown to Mr. Green
Tie rifle hal been re.loadrd ~ liz spn. and
lie charge Killed the negro alma.t Instantly.
Mr. Green i, IN deep disifes. d Mid at tie
occurrence. hsasA Esbrfs
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TIE HARpERs FERRY REBELLION.

The meeting held in Boston on Saturday
evening collected upwards 81 fur hundred
dollars for the benefit Of John Browns FAM
ly. The Boston Courier thus sounds a war
ming 70 all Traitors:
:" II Brown IS really sane, Gov. Wise has
duty 10 perform from which he may not
ard dare mt shrink and that is. 10 hang
BroiCn, lie tile consequences What they NAV.
II Gov. Wise. believing Brown to be sane,
interp"se in his behalf the parionihg power,
he viii no, only do great wrong 10 Virgil
MA and 10 the Mhule country, but he would,
III the sight Of God. be guilty of perjurg in
neglecting faithfully 10 administer the laws
OF the Commonwealth over which he pre-
sides. II Brown be sane, then he is both
traitor and murder anil his life is no, only
forfeited 10 the offended laws II tie land, but
the payment Of the forfeit is imperinusls de.
inanled by every consideration Of expedien-
cy and patriotism. The cry If disuniun is
again heart; aud whoever attempts o. dis
solve this Union becomes a traitor and for.
feits his life 70 the law. Let all traitors snf.
fer alike. Whatever tie evils u slavery, the
remedy of the aboliiIonist is a still greater
evil, because il ]. treason aud 50 IL Is trea-
.nn 10 attempt i tlisruptiun " this Union, be
the pretenee What il NAV. Let Brown. II
sane, he hung; and let tie lesson thus ,nrul.
Gated be a Warning 70 all traitors against the
perpetui,y Of our Union.'
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Philadelphis. Dec. =.
UNION MEETING ~ PHILADELPHIA.
The grand Union Mass Meeting of citizens.
irrespective Of party. was held tonight at
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Mr. Grow ihsn withdrew his name, not desiring. be
said, % emhanas The Republican party.
ST. Clarke. Of Missouri, offered the following reso.
luton;
Whereas certain members &c this House,
nov in nomination for Speaker, have endors.
ed and recommended Helpers " Impending
Crisis
Resoiutd. That the doctrines and senii.
menis contained in that book are incendiary
and hostile 70 The peace and tranquility d
the country. and that no member who has
endorsed and recommended il is I'll 20 be
Speaker Of this House.
~. Clarke VI. proceeding % discus, III. resolution
bC, VA, after rspes,sd Interruptions for motion
70 adjourn. ). hall past two O'Clock.
Tuesday. December 6.
10 The Senate, 81. Mason. resolution vas taken Up
NJ Tmmbull. of Illinois, aid i would receive bis cor.
i'll support. tut BE- should oarr 40 amendmsn, % i
msshg the duty Of he committee % Investigate Tho
sezi of tie arsenal 81 Liberty. No.. Ia 1885, ssv.
efal olher seuaiof. spass On ihe subject
II tie lItdae tie discussion o. NJ. CIatkes fesoa
ton was resumed
NJ. Glnef. q n. catalina offered Substitute f.,
VI. cIkes resolution, IN Substance feiters,ins III,
deearsiions heretofore made bY the Wing. snd Demo-
eais resisting al aiemp. q The renewal Of the SLAVERY
agitation IN whaisssr shape ~ color Il msy IL made
The debate va. continued until hall pa.i O'Clock.
when tie House adouhsd without ,aLing vote.
"wednesday. De-. 4.
IL The Senate, The debate On W. Misohs resolution
resumed. and continued uniil quarter before 6v
o'clock WHEN the seaaie adjourned.
ii lie House. The debate % Sir Cartes resolution
was continued until half past oeloss when second
ballot was hsi IN spssker, whfh resulted a. follows
sherman ly7, Boeyck -, Ganer -, Scattering IT,
Thursday. dec. =.
II Ne Senate, NJ sIjsl gs,s notice lbat hs SHOULD
introduce bii making ~ appropriation 10 iseilisis
negotiations ior The sequsiton Of Cuba.
spirited debate ebsusi On NJ. Mason'a resolution,
after which the Senate adjourned III Monday.
IL Tie House. the discussion on NJ. clsfkes fesolu.
ton was continued. No vote wss hsi for Speaker
-~s.~-~~s-e-e-.-
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slls -
AilIsburuugb Aerurhsr.
Union, the Constitution and the Laws the Gual
dams Of nnr Ilheriics
HILLSB0RoUGH, N. G.
Wednesday, December II. 1850.
Supreme Court Jii,ts

Supreme Court Judge. ~ The Council Of
State assembled at the Executive office in the city Of
Raleigh Tuesday of last week. and after careful de-
liberation appointed the Hon. NJ. 4. Manly, then one
Of the Judges Of the Superior Courts, to gil the place
on the Supreme Court Bench made vacant by the re-
s,gnation of the Hon Thomas Ruain. Judge Manly is
an able jurist and upright man, and his translation
the Supreme Cour, Bench appears to have given ge-
neral satisfaction.
Resolutions were at the same time unanimously adup-
ted by the Council rendering the warm sympathy Of
this Stale to the citizens Of Virginia aud advising vigil
lance the par, Of the peace Officers Of our Stale,
more efficient organization Of militia, and that i'm
mediate application be made to the President Of the
United States for adequate number Of efficient Wea.
pons.
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The Grand Lodge.--fhe Grand Lodge of n.
Carolina me, in the city Of Raleigh on the evening Of
the 5,h Instant The following officers were appointed
for the ensuing year:
Grand Master, u. r. Williams, Charlotte.
Grand Senior Warden, II. G. Lucas, Fayetteville.
Grand Junior Warden, Dr.. E. r. Watson, Watson.
willie.
Grand Treasurer, G. w. D. Hutchines, Raleigh.
Grand Secretary, VIM. 7. Balm, Raleigh.
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C0NGRESS.-The Thirty.Sixih Congress II the
United States commenced its first session on Monday
The 9Th instant There pretty full attendance in
both Houses. OF the Senators, calling the roll thir-
teen were absent and Of the Representatives only nine
All the members from this Stale were present
In the Senate. Mr.. Mason, Of Virginia. submitted the
following resolution;
Resoiued, That committee be appointed
TO inquire into the facts attending the late
invasion and seizure of the armofy aud ar
senal Of the United States at larper's Ferry.
in Virginia, BY band OF armed men, and
report
! Whether the same was attended bv armed
resistance 10 the authorities and public force
Of the United States. and By the murder oil
any Of the citizens of Virginia. or OF any
troops sent there to protect the public pro-
perty.
Watcher such invasion and seizure was
made under color of any organization IN
tended 70 subyert the government Of anY Of
the States Of the Union: what was the cha.
racter and extent OF such organization and
whether any citizens Of the United States
nut present. were implicated therein. " &C
cess0ry thereto. BY contributions Of money,
arms. munitions, OF otherwise.
I What was the character and extent of the
military equipment in the hands or under
the control Of said armed band. and where.
and how, and when the same was obtained
and transported TO the place so invaded.
And that said committee report whether
any or what legislation NAV. in their opinion,
be n cessary on the part Of the United States
for the future preservation Of the peace ol
the country, or for the safety Of the public
property. and that said committee have pow.
er to send for persons and papers.
The House Of Representatives was called 70 order b
Mr. Allen. the Clerk n the last House. AMI proceeded
10 vote or spesLar There being $40 members prc.en,
Ils Mete ne.e..arH % eLeet TIE i,,aine a. Tho q.
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VOICE or THE PEIILlnELPHIi UNION MEETING
nv LEWIS pFra.

Resoirsd,
We love The Norh. the sOpIs, The East,
The sreai and mighty West,
We love he sovereign Sister States,
Which God hath ever blessed
10 unon, oas. they long have .iaoI
A loved and hsppy sisierhoodi
Therefore. Rssoireds
~ purpose firm. with hssns 10 dare.
And ready hands % Do,
A. loyal sons Of loysl srss.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1859-10-22
AUsTRIA. PRUSSIA, BE.

II was reported that the furloughs
granted the Austrian soldiers returning
from Italy had been suspended, and
that seven out of the twelve Aurtrian
acorps d'armees' were to be retained
on a war footing. +.
The Austrian military schools were
TO: be completely reorganized ON the
model of those in France. -...> j s.. !:
Prussia was favorable to the Euro
pean Congress.
" The cholera was spreading all along
the shores Of the Baltic. -...
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RUSSIA.

The Cabinet of ST. Petersburg is
said to be divided on the italian ques-
ton: The German party opposed the
Independence of Italy, while the EN-
peror and a small minority manifest
more liberal sentiments. =
The Russian journals say that the
Grand Duke Constantine went TO Eng
land with no political object, but merely
TO study naval progress: q.
Orders had been given to demobolize
the first three Hcerps d'armee" placed
under the orders of Prince Menschicoff
in Poland.
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Cd to settle the question Of the Danu'
bian principalities.
Prince Nogorilies was dead.
M. lie Lesseps was expected To 10 to
England 70 removethe English obstacles
70 the Suez canal.
Mahemet Ali Pacha had arrived at
Constantinople, after having visited
the principal cities DC Europe. He
proposed To open his saloons to Euro
pean society. III. .i.5 4.
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INDIA, CHINA, &o,

The old East India Conpany's
army might be considered as dissolved.
Five thousand European troops had
taken their discharge, and four thou
sand more were expected TO do SO.
Al fleet Of one hundred and ninety
vessels would precede the English,
French, and American ambassadors up
the Peiho, in case it should be ncces-
sary to force the passage to Pekin.
On the 24th June the British Min
lister attempted to enter the Peiho with
q large fleet, but was resisted, and q
battle ensued, in which the British were
repuIsed with d loss of 400 or 500 men
aud four or FIVE gunboats. II was
believed that Russians manned the bat
teries. Ii was said the Emperor was
sorry and ordered the leaders decapi-
tated. n. ..
al general massacre Of Christians ia
two towns in Borneo was reported. The
pilgrims from Mecca were supposed to-
have given the signal for the outbreak.
g.. Il - e I II - 81
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Hrkn 0UAhfEns N1uvoo LngfoE,
Adiutrns 6 Generals Once:

4, 4, Salt Lake City, .. ~, Oct 90. 1859.
ii 49,. !. Y, urnrns, No. q
+ ! |, pu,suant 10 lnstraeticns feceived yesterdAy
!, . NJ Exeelency Gov. A. Cnmmingf COM
iIo. chief, The Leutenant General orders
~ following detail from The rst division q the
ltGls ~, Lott smith, and one company q The
3. = sy.Iry. cIIicefed, equipptd md mounted
...,,gIna 10 regulations.
F,.. paCooIs, 70 Be detailed n equal proper
80. trstn ire cOInpsties a. the 5Id Infantry,
Ns ,.h ~ proper ciieers,tc be selected A. the
s 49, Il the general commanding the oEi-
ssds. . $40, In ,.le. rom,nand II r..
,.,.ehms1t, and viii, 20 early as The 9th. inst.
&c., q Peter X. Dotson Esq, W :. Marshal
y, Utah Territory and have ne deiachment
.n,.parea for duty on the morning 81 lhat day.
iEI The service, Tor when ih's de w
i. astaed, Il to witness, and preserve tho Pescs
I :. ~ occasion q . public execution according
!. ~ laws q our Territory The occasion will
4. solemn one; an awful but necessary warning
] IN slficiest order mnst ne conserved. he
.Iisbtsst breach 81 dIseiplins VII Be most rigidly
Pa nv. The detachment win report through
Ms;or smith Tor duty * sunset On The evenirg
= IL 9Th inst and remain on duty tll sunrise
81 ne Qgth Inst.
" Should circumstances render II necessary
q, Marshal Dotson 70 call Ter the services q
~ delaehiusnt Ia this case previous 70 the time
sssel6eo. MsjoT Smith u hereby directed 80
Family obey his summons. .... 81
By order ii LIrurs GEN pAN.L A, WELLS II
B. JAMEs FERcEsoN, Adj Gen
re- :
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ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICES.

r WISH kindly and respsctfnliyto notify my
i friends 10 whom have rendered professional
service, that my circumstances require me 10
urge uponsthem prompt payment Tor The same. 4
am subjected 10 continual aud ver7 heavy expen-.
dItures for medicines instruments, AZ; and II pay
nents are not made tome within month, IsIaII
be compelled 10 place my accounts mi The haDds Of
my attorneys for eullecitou Promises Of flour,
lumber; ere wood, vegetables. &c, have constan-
tIy been made, but not fulfilled lcannot suhsiss
on promises. w MI FRANCE, M ID. 4.
II. 6. S. i. City, Oct. 81, 1855. OFF III
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MEXICO.

Miramon's soldiers had been without
pay for months, and numerous deser-
tions had taken place. .s..s s.: : :.
The constitutional government had
paid the French claims, l40,00 d l.
lars: Nj. Gabriac, the French Minis
ter: had not distributed it as provided.
1t was supposed he Intended to invest it
in a private enterprise with Miramon.
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iflorrieO:

u this city, on Tuesday evening. the 18th
inst, BY President brigham Young, Mr.. JAMEs
Corr and MIS- Many vAr Corr. both 81 Great
Salt Lake City, Peace and prosperity 70 groom
and bride. .s:l
u In The 10th Ward, G. s. e City. Oct. 1s, BY
Bishop +. Kesler. Mr.. Orprn N. HaRmoN and
Miss SARAH JANE RHopaBEck, both 81 this city
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SAs FRANoIsco. Sentiemll,ber 8. ls5

Hos. D. s. TEERy--sir: Your note Of Sep
TENDER 9Th reached me through the hands Of
Calhoun Bsnnam, Esq, The remarks used by
me in the ccnyersa,ion referred 10 may DO the
subject Of future misrepresentation and, for
obvious reasons, / have to. desire you 10 4 T.
what the remarks were that you designate in
your note as offensive. and Of which you require
from me TetrAction. remain; &C., HI.
;:#s d. c. BRepERicK.
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MI. Bsnhan wilImake ths accessory arrange
menu. You obsdisnt servant, D. 5. Tsahr.

MI. Bsnham win make the necessary arrange
nenis. You obsdisnt servant D. s TEahs.
SAN FRANCISCO, September 3, 1859.
How p. y. TEnnr--slts Your note II ne
above date has besn received al i o'clock an.
September 10. Iii response 10 The same, Il will
refer you 20 my friend Hon J. Ct MeIIibbin, who
win mike The satis factory arrangement demanded
in yourlstier Iremain, Ser
II g.5 Fl, ]. II ss D. y. BnoDkRicK
The parties met according TO the
ssterms, on the Lake House Ranch,
bun were arrested on the ground. After
they we're released, conference was
had and . meeting arranged to take
place in San Mateo county, where the
duel occurred at q quarter to seven
o'clock, Sep. 10, IN d rayine on Davis
ranch, near Lake MERGED, and ten or
twelve miles from San Francisco. The
principals were accompanied by their.
seconds and about fifty other persons,
mostly personal friends, Mr.. Broder-
lex won the choice of position and also
the word Of fire. Distance, ten PAGES.
Weapons, duelling pistols. Mr.. Brod-
ericks seconds, Joseph @. McKibbin
and Mr.. Cotton, ex-sheriff Of Siskiyou
County; Judge Terry's, Thomas Hayes
ana q III ss nn.ll v 4, 4, !, I, 1,
given, the principals raised their weap-
ons, which they had held pointed to the
.oanu ~ s = 80, 80: plo ,. 4, Z
$500 N ], IN pieils'sulei the Dali
stsii,lhs Wy slounu : leN leet SNORT
VI nis i, opponen |, i !, y !, next instant
9uuge lerry, Wno nav J. Ially raised !, hls
weapon, nisciiaI eu ~, inc Duliet strlk-
ing MI Broderlck near the right nip-
Ipie, who suddenly turned, tried ineffec-
tually TO brace himself, then gradually
lowered To- q reclining position, when
lhefell over at full length. The sur
Egeons present Immediately examined
1.-The wound, and the wounded man was
placed on q matness-litter and carried
in q wagonto the residence Of Leonidas
Haskell, OF Black Point, where he died
4 sep. ~, having fingered about seventy
four hours, I.
Directly the news OF his death was
made known, the public and some
private buildings displayed flags al
half mast, and several were draped il
/ mourning. The streamers and colors
ION the shipping also waved low. The
courts We're adjourned, and business:
generally was almost suspended. Mr.
Broderiek' 3 own idea as to- the rea
cause Of the duel and consequently oil
i his death will be seen from his owl
HwordsssF They have killed me because
was opposed 20 the extension RI q
siayefy anu z cortuos aalhlhistration;
MS lansras so I'm p,aee otl ane lev e,
1llt.' anu = .aessiloea - ono = ~
most lposih spsosae = ssel m,lnssSe'
Y saitoln.a, w. 8, ~ =. pakef u 90
Ei.sereu ~ M, ~ ,1t,on oset ny Douy g "
h 1 l'l Y lnuoNs' 1.,tepaiies; reol ss
wherever y sleN eoulu y s9 19s''l
were eroNuen ~ spese 81 - 4, lls Doa
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under the will OF Lord Henry Sey-
Imour, GS6, 900 per annum.
The liberals in France were disap-
pointed at the number of eminent men
who declined ayailing themselves of
the amnesty.
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FRANCE.

The reduction Of the French army.
seems to be confined to men whose
term of service soon expires, and Of
inyalids. s,,.= ii !. il j. -.
The Paris hospitals had inherited,
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NOTIC.IE.

sDER SONS who have borrowed FLAX SEED
III from the General Tfthine Once, are Is-
auestsd % return the same % soon a. possible.
and persons who owe Tubing Flax Seed are also
requested 10 forward the same 70 the General
Timing Office early ~ pcssble, a. Il u wanted
AZ Z. HUNTER.
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PROBABLE HosIIoIDE.-Mr Harrison
Severe, Superintendent Of the Indian
farm in Iba-pah Valley, called upon
US on Wednesday evening and informed
us OF the fatal termination Of a
"snychnine whiskey" row at the farm
on Sunday evening last. A hurried
and unprecedented fuss took place
between Joseph McMurray, and
James and Matthew Orr, all of
ToOele County, and employees on the
farm. McMnrray was shot in
the fracas, our informant apprehends,
fatally. The 0ns are most probably
arrested ere this, and awaiting their
trial in Camp Floyd. The parties had
all previously been good friends, and
no enmity existed that we can learn Of,
save that caused by the maddening,
damning importstions Of foreign dis
tIfleries. ..-. q, ~: "
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ITALY..

Z 10 : ~ ~.
The National Assembly of Modena
had voted for the Dictatorship oil !
Farini, giving him full power to con-
tract loan of FIVE millions; for the
erection Of d monument to co1nmem.
crate the vote decreeing the forfeiture
Of Francis ". and the annexation Of.
Piedmont; and charging the Dictator to.
negotiate with foreign powers FOR the.
restitution of the political prisoners
which Francis ". had carried away with
him on leaving the country.
Farini had suppressed the customs
line between Parma and Modena. 4.
u The council of Ministers at Turin,
ut which the King Of Sardinia pre-
sided, had decided that before accept
ing even professionally the provinces
which desired to be annexed to Pied
mont, it was proper to consult the
allied powers, particularly France.
A number of distinguished Xenetians
! had been sent as representatives to the
European powers, and they had issued
q long address, in which they say the
conduct of Austria has not changed
since the peace. 3. S.. 8 = >..
. The reports current concerning the
confersnaa nj Z.larich wero very con-
Trajectory III was believed it would
CLOSE early in September.
I The objectof the defensive league
between the provisional governments d
i Tuscany and Bologna and the Dictator
of Modena was to prevent restora.
Itfon Of the fallen governments, main
tain internal order, and lay down the
basis OF an assimilation in institutions,
II The Paris Constitutional says the
Emperor agreed, at Villafranca, to the
restoration Of the former reigning
Princes, but it is not his intention to
accomplish it, by force; also that the
/ armed Intervention Of Austria in the
affairs OF the Peninsula had ceased for
ever. z: = =s. ID - Il R
Gen. Fauti was commander in-chiof
kof the army Of Central Italy. Carl
Ebaidi's command comprised the troops
{of Tuscany and Modena. His discip-
line is severe, and he will allow no
factions. i. . ~.>. : I. . Z.
+ By an earthquake at Sorcio two
hundred persons were killed and a large
number wounded. Nine thousand peo-
pie were encainped in the neighborhood
I of the town. If ..,: :..:
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SUGAR CANE MOLAssES.

whIchhs oiIs,s ii THREE DOLLARS per Cal
ION. ln Exchange for Wheat, Barley, Oals, Wood,
Pine Poles, Lumber, Slabs, Beef Pork, Chick
ems, Butter and Eggs. taken at Inc market price
Cal and SEQ for yourselves. ~ II
eff wv. WOODRUFF, 18th Ward
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WANTlEID,

al GOOD BLACKSMITH, who understands
IN the business liz all lis branches, and who
viii work BY the month for good wages.
Apply 10 Geo Al. Leslie and AIOnzo ID. Rhodes,
.Lehi City, Utah Co. 4. .s. III, 7.3t
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TURKEY.

The Sultan had been taken i'll.
Musauso Paeha had been empower
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aIYmUP. sYnUP.

5yEy WOODRUFF keeps constantly oti
W.. hand for Sale q his Residence, ] ~
pefior article Of
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san FaIANolsc0. ss 2, \ !, y 4 IA

NJ. M. &. San. RANclsco, September 5; 1853.
Hon. D, g. BRoDEEcK Sirs Should yoa have
oeeasion:to communicate with me sooner than
the time agreed upon between Us, will be fond
al the Metropolitan Hotel. 1 omitted 70 leave
my addressthi morning. . sz.. ..:.5 ...s: IS.
" 4: s.. >s.=@ Very respectfully, f. ,>.. =
IS :.ss: = Your obedient servant ,g =:
ss$ Isl ,a5. s4 CALHeUN BksHAM.