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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-28
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Herald Correspondence: ST.. PAUL, 18th.
Senator Seward made, to-day, the greatest
speech of the campaign. He looked to the
acquisition of British America, Russian
America and Spanish America, and declared
that the man was born who would live to see
the American people coming to the harmoni-
GUS understanding that this is u land of free
dom and free men, and that it is the land Of
the white man; and that whatever elements
there are to disturb its present peace will,
before long, pass away, without endangering
this great Union. Talking Of the threats Of
the South to dissolve the Union, he asked ::
"Who is afraid? Nobody is afraid. Nobody
can be bought" prophesied that the time
would come when New York would cease to
be the Empire State, and Pennsylvania would
cease to be the keystone State, as Virginia
has already ceased to be the Old Dominion.
The New Dominion, the Empire State and the
Keystone would be hereafter on the Mississippi
Wv
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-28

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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-28

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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-09-28

But you persist in saying, "You Republic
ans are in favor of negro equality and ANAL
gamation" Well, we Republicans do not
need any law to prevent US from marrying
negroes. These are questions altogether Of
taste-altogether outside of politics. The
Republican party was not organized to deter.
mine any mans social position-whon he
should love, whom he should associate with
We want no laws upon this subject for ou,
benefit; but have no objection to giving the
Democrats my private opinion: if they hav,
strong inclination in that direction, and
can retard them in their procliyities, they
shall have the benefit of nv efforts ant
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

pSy- The Bolton Democrat re-publishes in full the
eble speech of Senator wigll on frontier matters
lie is not afraid to speak out for Texas, as man
shou ID do for the people he represents. While his
enemies are denouncing him as Disunionist, he ap-
plies himself to his work, and does his duty That
the frontier people will relish any abuse of such n
man. who bends his energies to carry out plans for
their protection, we believe is all q mistake. The
Bolton Democrat, speaking of this noble effort, says
We have no comments; it speaks for itself !;
and what is more, it speaks for the frontier oil
Texas. Let the people read and judge for them
selves. The effect Of tho speech was that the bill
passed the senate by vote Of it to II against
Il. That is the kind of influence Wigiall, and
his more silent but able logical colleague, Judge
lIcmphill, WELD at Washington for their State.
Wiphll may have his faults, but among them will
not be found idleness or Indifference to the inter-
ests of his State, nor the want of nerve, ability
and eloquence, to demand her rights.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
SLAVERY IN THE Mrruoprsr CHURCH.

New York, April lS.-1he General Conference
of the Methodist Episcopal Church North, som
days in session here, have rejected the resolution
excluding shareholders from membership in tho
church, by vote of l25 nays to AZ ayes.
JYo BROWN, JR.. PROTECTED IN OHIO.
WAsuINcroN, April lS.-Thc U S. Marshall Of
Ohio has sent II message to the Harper's Ferry
Investigating Commitsee of the Senate, in which
he states that the inhabitan is of Ashtabua coun-
u are ready to resist by force of arms the au-
thority of the Senate in the arrest Of John Brown
Dr., the contumacious Harper's Ferry witness.
REGIMENT FOR TEXAS = Washington, April, 10.
General Hamilton and Major Britton have again
addressed the Committee on Military Affairs IN
regard to a regiment of mounted volunteers for
the prvtevtion Of tho Toxas frontier
The committee have reported bill, in which
it demonstrates the impossiblity of making reg
iment of infantry effective by mounting.
No definite result has as yet been taken on the
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

ms" From the activity displayed in the Opposition
camp in denouncing the action of the Convention, 1t
is likely they will carry their misrepresentation
usgue nj mauscam, they did the charge of reopen
ing the slave trade and all their nonscnsca fanfaron-
ade about rule and figure work. The only preventive
against such an cmctc, is the entire rejection of the
uauseous dose, when the canting dcmagogues oticr
the poisoned clalice to the lips of the people Men
who have grown gray in the service Of the Democracy
will not likely be deceived by the wholesale abuse
heaped upon their party and the principles they hold
dear as their sacred honor. Democrats will reflect
when they hear their party communicated, and
will consider the source from whence arise all these
woful Vaccinations of ruin to the country, and cor
ruption in the rauks 1t is an insult to the ntcll-
gencc of the Democratic people of Texas to tell them
that their representatives in the Galveston Conven-
ton were set of piralcal Dsunonists. seeking to
ruin the country and dsmember the confederacy. So
outrageous falsty, deliberately circulated by oppo-
siton papers, is an insult to every Democrat in our
State
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
T,,test from, Charleston

CHARLESTON, April 2l.-Delegates from nearly
all the States have arrived in this city. There
will be great struggle between those from New
York under the lead of Fernando Wood and
those understood to be for Douglas, at whose
head are Richmond and Cagaer, for admission to
the Convention.
1t is understood that the Delegates from Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Texas, Alabama, Arkansas
and Florida, will protest against the admission Of
the last named set of Delegates from New York
The Netional Democratic Committee will under
take to de9edide the question the meeting of The
Convention.
There is a proposition not to admit the Alaba-
ma delegation, on account OF their having been
instructed, il this is doae that State will with
draw from the Convention
The South appears to be united in the detor-
u.stiOn to nominate a southern man. Ths friends
r. fe..r.,-,h
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

~ Il IL with unfeigned pleasure that we acknowl-
edge the periodical visit of that chaste ana eVer"e'-
come journal, the Lady's Book 1t is always pure
and the vehicle of Christening thoughts. 1t rises
above the yugr passion of the sectional strife that
nctaatas zoe many of our Northern magazines Cooley
has never ouchel that thing, as we have ever heard
and we have read and heard the Lady's Book discuss
ed since We we're boy in the Old Dominion where
,yerv centre ti. and every boudoir is graced with
THE indispensable work. Cooley is always welcome
in tho sunny 2)Hth.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

49, Tho FELTON, Democrat gives extracts of letters,
dated Of Austin, April 18th, stating that Messrs.
Ua,seTey an5Riohardson ofJack county had brought
down 10 he Governor vouchers agreeaby to instruc-
tr,s Of minute company raised in Jack, with Capt
Hammer as frs, officer They claimed the apportion-
mont Of arne, 10 Colts repeaters) which had been
,oly.bed by The Governors proclamation, rs having
,sn made Tor the county. Finding Hammers name
,bs roll. Gen. Houston few into ,ioentragc, and
i.,cupesd the whole affair m expedition against
,, p.sery InIians. and called them dasfdrds' eor-
s;,I they dare not meet the warrior in the field
.,,,ylerers Of women and children. &c.. &C.
,t..ro white people had been murdered by the In
,nt;l af,er the Reserve Indians we're driven OIL,
a7 AJAX ne Kissing horses had strnyed oil, or were
faen ~ White people.
10 refused The arms, but reconsidered and granted
,be ton pistols, struck the Of Hammer from the
yfil and made the second officer the first
when ,he giant On whose breast rests the volcanic
,oas Of Ena turned over great was the agitation
Il ,d Terrs. that earthquakes and direful erupops
:, ,s.ss lered 81 frie-f.al sacc'ssior. Bai
,4sn o.. Col q 1czas ini his tToTa- aud
:. los, i;." re atiies fraa Tie muster roll
,tsmr cart Hasnesr, ihs adi'ar q the White
Mar. sias T. li-cus, iol z ai.eroas io#ara
,,s.s- siranr 7sls4s. ~ - sase e 'he
fss-;ss - ffe rriffffff7i5 cf'f 9 !e-hs'
rs .trsrsi1f fEffsii'e - ~ - ''w
-. ,t.isif lsia tiia fst-i n'n sbolfi
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

gefr We piece nc name of John W. Swindclls
ESQ upou our Ell toria columns, as Associate Editors
and in so doing, Vc feel assured that we shall be
sustained by the appreciation of our readers MI
swulca il too we'll known to require heightened
cncamium from car pen but as ready and agree
able writer, a sound politician and man ofinlexihe
Integrity, he has 10 supcrors. We bcspeak for him
cordial reception from the fraternity wherever he
goes. He s now absent on business connected with
Tie Herald We rl not promise that the Herald Will
-, ,7I,r-sl TO mammoth size but we will say this
rrurh---Mr Svnlclls viii do th" best he cam IN 'he
way Vt getting ,tew press and materials for enars-
ir- the paper. We will promise no more than th's a'
present
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02


A gentleman just down from JaeksbOfo, brings
the intelligence that the Indians entered the town
of blackstone on the night of Tuesday the 9th
ult and succeeded in stealing several horses This
is.One Of the most daring movements that has yet
been made,
The same day, intelligence was received OF the
yindietiys action Of Gen Houston, in striking
the name of Capt, Hammer from the company OF
rangers. and substituting that of Lieut. Wander
berg, as Captain, in the place Of Hammer They
we're disbanded, but upon the representation OF
Mr.. Faucet they came together again, received
the arms, and Immediately elected Hammer as
Captain Of the COmpany-ileat, Vahderbers
having peremptoriiy refused to accept the posi-
ton rendered him by the Goyernor-retnrh'ns
10 him his commission. The election OF Hammer
Was then tested by vote from the the citizens,
which was carried unanimously.
Such high-handed measures oil yindietlye ieei-
ing against private citizen will elicit nothing
hut sincere condemnation from all parties, and
have excited the deepest indignation on the From
tier. We are pleased that the people have sns
tanned Hammer, a man who has been unremit-
ting in his efforts To protect the country. Such
course on the part of the Governor, will DO Wis
tied upon his own head with crushing effect
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

M" The weathcrford News gives important
time of ncrs. 1t says, speaking of Wigfall,
We have frequently stated he was Disunion-
ist and others contended we were mistaken, it is
now evident that he is, and that most, if not all
those who voted for him for Z. s. Senator in the
Legislature, krew it. and are of the same stripe.
They it is TO be hoped will get their eyes opened
after while.
The author Of the above paragraph must have had
his own eyes Theoretically sealed for many day
otherwise he could never have penned such an effu-
sion wigfal says. in his great speech, that "he is
no Dfsunionist.'' Which should know the better
he, or the News mani If the editor will take the
trouble to read what Wigfall did say he will get the
beam out Of his own eye. md be little better ena-
bled to Judge of what he writes about.
some person who has rad nothing more nser1l
O. employ bis leisure hours in than sih research
cs has discovered that name Of Henry ~ Of
France. g Iienfy de Bourbon" is composed Of
- letfsrs that prince was born II eenturirs, ~
decade. and y years after Christ he was horn
on the 18th Of 0esnatss. and died on The lits
% May ~ addiEx 81 kearss forming the safe 4
his birth. 1883, We have for total, IA 5naliy.
he hfei tines u 5caTs, - weeks, and IA days
&c airfsf1n Afgs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Look out Look out Look Out

LII persons indebted to the undersigned, up to
n the first of January 1860, are earnestly request
ed to come forward and make immediate payment, as
further time cannot be given. l am now receiving
nv Spring Stock of Drugs, Medicines, sc, and money
| must have to meet liabilities Farther this de-
ponent sayeth not" ID. d. THoMAo
Dallas, April 18th, 1860 AZ
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

nay The East Texas Clarion comes out with an
able editorial urging the union Of all the elements Of
opposition to the Black Republicans, to defeat this
sectional Z" irepressible conflict party. II the De-
mOeraey. with all its strength Of Nationality, cannot
do this, no third party can do II. Such party will
inevitably share the fate Of the Fillmore party in the
last presidential campaign.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

T1zy@ The Hone Journal is again on our table,
With II, rich s lion plates, and its fund of interest
log reading matter. This, too, is valuable work.
The last number contains striking plates OF the
new ,oal-scut shaped OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
thipgs, con parcel with the mpudent kiss-mc-if-you-
,ro head gear Just going out of style. Iurrah for
the hoops snd nc scoops!
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Texas Land Agency,
AT

DALLAS. DALLAS COUNIH "'
THE subscriber having thoroughly acquainted himself
during residence of near five years with western
and her resources has opened an Office in this place for
the Purchase and sale of Landrin Northern Texas,
on comissiop Al present the inducements for Capitalists
TO invest in this portion of the State are Of most haefng
character. IN l.. a.
oughly attended to- -. hoi D. oooi''
Dallas Texas, April %, 1S60-43:tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
f. M. Hanks,

Having disposed Of his interest at Ie'eo and hea
ii Oak. Ellis county. would inform his friends and
he public generally thst he has located permanent
~ at
w A K A n A G n
Wlere he has opened large and raInplete Stock OF
1r.-ss.-;e -ect from Aitr York. and solicits
fair share Of pafrunase-
n sssorsseni viii At al Tires ste complete and
his 2. ICES a. lor ~ the lowest -
Haxsl.aohic. Tesas, Apvil IL, ls5o-4laf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

SAN JAcINTo CELEBRATION notice call
numerously signed, for meeting on the battle
ground of San Jacento, to-day, to celebrate the
anniversary of our release from Mexican thral
DOM and also to propose as fit man for the
presidency OF the United stated the distinguish
ed individual who led. upon that occasion, the
small band of Texan patriots to victory. The
fierce contest which is inevitably to ensue the
coming fall, between the nominees of the Charles
ton and Chicago Conventions at the head OF the
:. embattled hosts of Democracy and Black Re-
publicanism, will render the chances of any third
candidate, in our opinion however meritorious
and worthy he may be. entirely hopeless. Four
years ago we had a triangular race, ana mere
political pretender came very near being elected
to the presidency, and entirely eciiPsed a man
Who bad previously filed, and FLIED aeeePtably,
too. that high ONCE Mr Fillmore was entirely
overlooked in the great excitement, and the
.goolly-horse man concentrated upon Inc
piss SHOULD lay these things 10 beart.- Cetfral
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
Por District Attorney.

Ror District Attorney.
VICE. r,. ned and requested tai nnonnc" j. Is T. w,
D1r. u-. n. lullas candidate ior District attorney
r ui .r.. .'I N...rpl District.
r.. ... , tnoriscl and requested to announce VII
rr.n r..- .EY ESl NJ Fort worth, acaud,,ntc Tor
J.,t A, 10. > Of The lath Judicial District
For chief justice.
N ,I, do. Fe., II chief Justice of Dallas county.
For shrriG. , go,
- "a. -.rilr cd and requested to announce MhRMlEl
gNi.IE t-a 1dutc for reelection Ia the ONCE Z" SA'
~ a., l anil requested to announce y o Ne
t4tEi. ne Il tdiiuic for the Office oi H"W "' i"i.'S
rc,n. 4 numerous friends We ore emiE SslJ to
T., 1unu,n,r N EN BEiHp'o' "cond'd'"' for @e'V "'
ror Coun,y surveyor. MURRAY,
~ .-. ,p,,.,. ri aud requested 10 announce WILLIAM
N THINKS 70. candidate for rcclr ton {" thc Office "i
sr,rfgor ii i.... county.
Far Comfy Trcnsurcr.
ry ,,.. rt. ed md requested to announce HIRAM
rISSyl g. o. ndlac for the office OF Ir'd'"" oil ls'''
w.arr r, -rd aud requested to announce +. " , %l"
clNrs a.a lluc for the Office of Trea'T" OF Dallas
wo. author I'd snd requested to announce EbWAR =,
n, mrs, f. 49,. 10 gpn,Rlnc ior reelection to tn" "'i'e oil
y,ra,pr.- o. Dallas county.
NJ, arc authorized and requested to announce Dr. SAM
a PRYOR. ID. l,lndidato for County TrtaWF Tor pI''S
county FOR Conn,y Clerk.
4YrEu HAYWOOD, as Nc"ald"'c for County CLERK oil p''
W. ~, hnrz-l and requested to announce GEORGE
Ne re- - candidate for Clerk of the County Court oil
rn,r .u ;ur,zed to announce THOMAS G. WILLIAMS
q. a candidate Tor county Cfsre' al p"IioS county
a.4e--or and Collector.
~. ,r, -ror 20 and requested to announce JOHN II.
strUN.tS .ndidntc for the ollcc oil assessor ana
CaUrGt9r, ct i-Il .. county.
We 1r, .rfho. and requested to announ "a JAMES =.
GnlINltITT o. annliat" for recollection Ia the office OF
45sssf9r md Coy,Gtor Of Dallas county.
county Commissioner. .
vr r-p and requested to announce +. " WIN
cfn,lfI.. Irtlc office Of County Commissioner, of
ildIaH county,
Cons able Precinct NO. 4.
,rt .rlr,4.. aud rcaucaiad 20 announce JOHN II.
bhNiEi gau ate for Constable of Precinct No. |, Dali
Ina cuuutg.
~ W-., utHo riae aud requested to announce " F.
HAsELL r.uinc for the office Of Constable af Pre-
cnrf $50. - lH I'Ua .runty.
". ore authorized and requested to announce John Il
LlND3tH niNte for the Office of Constitute, OF IRE
anct No,li IsdhtH fpunty.
W,aIc authorized anil requested to announce LANES
SHEPPARD indicate for Constable of Precinct No. l.
pHlD npT.F
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

Be35' The Crockett Argus has entered upon its Sd
volume, and from the fatering notices we have seen
of it, together with careful perusal of its able ed-
torials, we predict forit brilliant future Its youth
full but talented editor is possessed of maturity of
thought and soundness of judgment that place him
in the front rank of Texas writer's His wit is spark
ling, and his style chaste and elegant, and as free
from newspaperd cmagogueism anyman's in Texas.
The Argus seems verify, to possess hundred eyes,
as nothing seems to escape its notice.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

WAsnMTToN, April 49, The prospects of Mr..
Douglas nomination at Charleston of late believ-
ed to be hattering, are now thought to be rapid
" growing more and more unfavorable.
It is stated that the delegates from the New
England States are in favor of the nomination of
the Hon. Isaac Toucy, of Conn. the present Sec
rotary of the Navy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
By The San Antonio Ledger gives us the follow

B7y" The San Antonio Ledger gives us the follow
ing notice:
He deserves high commentator He is a gentle
man of decided ability-every number of his paper
shows it-and he is not & adoraby ugly" either
We had many round together, but even in his
mrthfuest hours, he never unbends from that dign-
ty which sits with such ocular grace upon the
shoulders of Virgnian. Long may he wave, and
long may friend Hepperla do the same l believe
they both partly recprocate the kindly feelings which
they know | entertain for them.
Now friend Taylor, of the Ledger, does not do us
justice, by one-half, when he says that partly re-
ciprocate his kindly feeling toward us. Taylor is a
man with noble and generous impulses, gifted with
fine talents, and one for whom the heart naturally
warns. Now, we wish to tell our readers that Tay-
lor, of the Ledger, is fne-ooking fellow, of ge-
NAL, chivalrous temperament, and possessed of just
such physique would say, at first sight, en-
cased soul of the most magnanimous type. Such
we found him, and as such we admire and esteem
him and we feel assured that Hepperla will endorse
all that We say. Not $50 adorably ugly, either "
WE'LL that rather takes the shine off the rest he says
Weeks is responsible for that, and shall hold him
accountable. will tell on him, soon,-so he had
better beware, lest we out with it, in our rage
1t is too bad quote Weeks wit at expense, good
and generous friend as he is to us both.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

~ The East Texas Times gives scathng review
of Gen. Houston's 'sour-grapes letter.
Gen. Houston says in his letter." Had for o
moment supposed that the Convention system would
ever have degeneraed to its present condition, GER
tainly would never have entered one.'
To which the Times replies: ave imagine if he
had for moment supposed the Know Nothing organ
zation would ever have degenerated to its present
condition, he would not have entered that either
Here is where he first left the Democracy-was first
enticed away by the wiles and auripg prospects of
that party"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

SHORT WoRK-The Bell county minute men have
been discharged by the order of the Governor This
has created surbrse that they should have been
ordered out and discharged all in the same BREATH.
The Bolton paper promises to clear up the mystery.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
--latest News tlom the frontisr.

Iaaiaas ia Ja.ksteTo-G Fsai Iadigasiioa agaiasi
Gsa. HousiOa-caH. Ha@HsT SasiaiRsa By Ais
RaRgsTs, aad ky tAs ciissHs
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02

WAsu1NGton, April 2O.-A large number of del
egates from New England and other Northern
and Middle States left here to-day for the Charles
ton convention. Among them is Caleb Gushing,
late Attorney General, who is one of the dele
gates at large from Massachusetts.
RUMoRED DUEL AT WASHINGTON
WASHINGTON, April Ca rumor has been pre-
vailing in the city, to-day, that the Hon. Robert
j. Walker, late Governor of Kansas, had sent a
challenge to Attorney General Black. 1t turns
out, however, to be false. The difficulty between
the distinguished gentlemen originated in the &c.
Walkers conduct in Kansas, now brought up
anew by the publication of the Presidents letter.
The Immediate cause of the quarrel, however,
was the charge of the Attorney General that the
letter alluded to, approving Walkers course, pop
ular sovereignty, nonintervention, d., was for
perY.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
GREY EAGLE.

This splendid stallion Was brought from ksntuekl
J. 70 Texas this spring by Col. 5. A. AiehisOn, AM
will stand at my stable, miles east Of Waco, tie
ensuing season. lie Was sired by old Grey Eagle,
he BY WOOdPeeker. he by Belrand-his dam by impOT
Isi Barefoot. grand dam by shakspere great gran
dam by'sisiley, Grey Eagle is 10 hands high, q
a.besh,ifal dapple gray, is seven years old tbs
spring, snd will so to mares the present season ~
SIS Zach, per season. lie will positively be hmits'
IL the HupbeS Pastarage vail be furnished gratis,
AMI graih il required to mares at distance al
moderate Price, FOR further particulars see BILLS
DURWELL J. THOMPSON.
May 2, ls60-4I4w
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-05-02
NOtTTCE,

Hs unAsrsignai 10 Agsni F MessTs. AleI. Niagsts CO
u u Lesissil.e, kenlneky Manufacturers II the
hsntasky maTEestsrt
ResIsT and MossT coEltinsi Nslh fsleu LEgeT po-fr
ThTesr and ceAnsr Page chiis' r4sni P0TAtle CSar
s4s Mia sanfTds StTss Cutter, ke1 &e
JEREMIAH SHERWOOD.
Aalsood cOllia o0aRiy, feEAs, Ma list, lsoO-iily,