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nIscoNnN CoUKraRSElrs.-Among the 10.
test oountorfeits are the following:
Bank OF the Interior, Wausaa, Ws.-5s,
photographed purple color.
Bank Of Oconto, Wis.--5s, altered from
some broken Nsbrasha bank.
Farmers Bank, Hudson, Wis.--IOs, alter.
"a vignstts.nsn, boys, horses, on lower lef,
end; hssd Of girl.
Jefferson County Bank, Wis.--lOOs, alter.
% from - bank issues none over So.
Attempts have been made recently TO cir.
culase notes on the following banks. Thew
are frauds-no such institutions beinr lc.
gally in existence:
American Bank, Dover, Ind.
Bank Of Commerce, Chicago, III.
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Ashland,
Indiana.
Waterville Bank, Ohio.
FArnsrs' Bank OF Wexford. Wis.
braska.
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AUDITORS OFFICE IOWA.

Das MoIEEs, Feb. Il. 1850.
n is hereby cERTIFIED, That On the Ind
1 day OF February, 1860, sworn statement vas
nied 10 this Office, showing the condition Of the
LAMAR Fire Insurance Company. located at
New York City, in the State Of New York. on the
hrst day of January, 1850, In socordanee with the
provisions o. an Act OF the General Assembly Of
the State OF Iowa, entitled can Act In rsltion to
Insufance Companies" approved January 18th,
1857, and an Act Amendatory thereto. approves
February 9th, 1858; that said statement shows that
$40 company ~ possessed OF the requisite amount
VI capital and invested as required by law
Authority 10 therefore given to the above named
Company TO transact business Of Insurance in this
State, In accordance with the laws thereof. until
the sln day Of January, A. ID. 1851.
Ii il also certified, that W. L.. WOOD.
OF keokuk. has been duly appointed by saad Com
papy their lawful Agent and Attorney for the
County OF Lee, with full power to take risks OF
Insurance therein, and TO service Of pro-
cess, ~ provided by law, their filing with the
cisfk OF the District Court ii aud for said county
= certified copy Of the statement on fle in this
once.
tits further certified that the attached is . true
and correct copy OF the said stat ement.
--- In TESTIMONY WHKR.or / have hersunto
( LIZ set my hand and sfd xed my seal Of once,
~ this 2lst day Of February, 1850.
J. w. CATrELL,
Auditor Of State
Insurance. Insurance Insurance.
k1o1ASA0S VIZ cLWCAs DWetliOG8s merchandise
Pork Houses, Public Buildings, ManufActurinr
Establishments Household Furniturs and ali insu.
rsbis property, issssd - the lowest rates in the
following substantial Companies
PHOENIX ms. CO., OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL $4OO, 900.
CITY FIRE ms. CO, OF HARTFORD, CONN.
CAPITAL $4,000.
HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD.
CArIrAL $500,0OO.
MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD. CONN
CAPITAL 100000.
This Agency always pays its Losses promptly
CASH.
Dwellings, with Furniture therein, insured 1t
VERY MODERATE PnEhIun, Tor one, three or i've
years. Call and learn the rates.
WIN. w. BELKHAP, Agst.
MchldIm bccond-st., near Main.
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: Il. 8. EAnIUTT, secxy.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- on the 10Th day
-> OF January, eighteen hundred and sixty;
L. 3. - witness my hand, Official seal. st INV
@- Office in the City of St. Louis, Missouri.
CHARLES III. TILLSoN,
Commissioner of Deeds for Iowa in Missouri
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xs4a.a0S.sp

Leaves net capital and assets, three hundred and
forty i've thousand nine hundred and ninety eig hit
dollars and thirty-nine cents, t$346,s0s.30).
1.-The greatest amount allowed by Charter In
any one risk Is zoo.
iz-No limit Is hxed by Charter or Bylaws to
the amount OF insurance In any ONE town. but care
u taken 70 limit the amount in any one exposure
to $l0, 900.
3.-No limit il fxed by Charter or Bylaws To
The amount Of insurance by this Company In any
one block, but care IL taken In No. IL preceding
IA copy OF the Act Of Incorporation of this
Company, and amendments thereto, by the Legisla-
ture Of Missouri, was filed with the Statement Of
March lat, 1883, in the ofice OF the Auditor OF
state q lows, and Il hsrehy referred to, and made
part OF this Statement
LIZ WIrxDss wHHRsoy, The Missouri Stats Mutual
Fire nd Marine Insurancs COMPANY
> hase canssd these presents to be signed
{ by their President, and their common
4 L. 8. seal and the attestation Of their Secretary
| to be hereunto affixed, in the City of ST.
- Louis, this LIST day of January, 1850.
lArrEsr, s. Nj. ED6ELL, prest.
h. 5. KLLiorr, Secretary.
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AUDITORS OFFICE, iowa.
DRs MoYurs. Ian. az. 1850

- o,r.', '"i' 20 IouV.
IT 10 HEREBY CERTIFIED, That on this day the
above Sworn Statement was filed in this oiSce.
showing the condition of the HOME INSURANCE
COMPANY. located in the City of New York, on
the first day Of January, 1859, in accordance with
the provisions Of an Act Of the General Assembly
Of Iowa, entitled IAN Act in relation to nsurance
Companies approved February 3, 1855. That
said Statement shows that said Company 10 pos
sessed of the requisite amount of capital, and in
vested as required by law. Authority is therefore
mess of Insurance in this State un til the 3st dav
of January, 1861.
That Ii. B. TEN-EYCK, Of Keokuk has been
duly appointed by said Company their lawful
Agent and Attorney for the .oany of Lee, with
full powers TO take risks of Insur therein and
10 acknowledge service Of Freaess. provided hy
law. j. w. CATTELL,
feb4d2w Audit tor of State.
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Atssouxt 6tato MAtual and Marine
Insurance Co., Of St. Louis.
a. sRIDGMAn, Agent.
No. % Main.ss., KEOKUK.


STATEMENT
Or the Missouri State Mutual Fire and Mo.
rine Insurance Company, Of st. Louis.
!. "a January 1, 1860.
Susie Mutual Five and Marine Insurance. Comps-
n.y. Of st. Louis. The principal ofRce OF the
Company Ia located In the City Of sc. Louis he
company iLsures against loss damage by fire.
Inc M.rine Department has not been organised.
- such, being organised entirely on the Mutual
system. The Premium Notes given by the assured
constitute the Capital Of the Company.
s.-Ten per cent Of each Premium Note IL paid
when the Policy il issued. The balance Of the
Nots b sahject 70 calls assessments 10 be made
BY the Board Of Dirsstors ~ needed, to psy Losses
and expenses.
The Assets of the Company are:
Uasn on hand 9i5.s5
Due " f,517.3I
Omce ure...a....................... 10000
Premium notes, less assessm ents, ...$35 I,3s178
Gross Assets. $50, 31e42
The face Of the Premium Notes Of the Company
Y four hundred sixty thousand Ave hundred and
fifteen dollars and sixteen cents, (t46O5lkl6l. Of
which there Is uncalied and subject TO call for the
payment OF losses and expenses, the sum OF three
hundred and ffty-onc Thousand three hundred and
siEhty-two dollars and seventy-six cents. $751;
on real estate in tina State OF Missouri for ali pre-
MUM notes given to the Company for insurance on
buildings. The face Of the notes thus secured on
real estate, 10 two hundred and ffty-two thousand
seven hundred and twenty four dollars and twent
ave cents, 43S2,7 25), Of which there il uncaled
and subject to call, ever eighty-one per cent and
to one hundred and ninety six thousand
one hundred and sixty-nfne dollars and hfty cents
l9196, 9.50).
This Company Ia possessed Of Capital Of more
than 410e ,0G0 secured BY ten on real estate worth
1t cash vAluston 1t leAst ave times the amount of
said capital and not incumbered 70 more than one
half OF said cash valuation.
b.-Ihis Company owes nothing 10 banks.
6.-Losscs adjusted and due, none.
Losses adjusted and not due.....4 2,3l2.0s
s.-Losses unadjustsd, none.
9.-Lossss In uspeEse..........-.-..... 1000 90
Ao--DAis 10000
Iotai ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS M,3l2.03 |
uross Assets......... &c., l0.42
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STATE OF MISSOURI, ! 90
County Of ST, Louis- 90

STATE OF MISSOURI, se
County Of St. Louis. %.
On this 18th day Of January, 1850, before me
Inc ondersigneo, commissioner, duly commission
ed and qualified to take dispositions and acknoxl-
edgements of deeds 10 be used and recorded in the
State Of Iowa, came Stephen NJ. EdgeIl known 10
me as he President, and Richard ). Elliott, known
TO me rs the Secretary Of the Missouri State Mu-
tual fire and Marine Insurance Company, Of St..
Louis, who being by me duly sworn, on their oat hs
declare that the foregoing statement of the condi-
ton OF said Company Is true and correct, to the
best OF their knowledge and belief.
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
DOLICIES of Insurance issued Mt the lowest
rates in the following reliable first class com
pAnies.
TIE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
or NEW YoRK
This is the safest and most reliable Life Insurance.
Company in The world, with mn accumulated
Fund OF over 90, 900 200.
ATLANTIC FfRE AND MARINE ms. CO..
OF PROVIDENCE, Ri.
Gapftaf $3.50, 900 90.
SPRINGFIELD FIRE AID MARINE ms. Co.,
srRiNOFfELD, kAss.
eapasai 100000.
PEORIA MARINE L FIRE INSURANCE CO
PEORIA, ILL.,.
Capital $500, 900 90.
Those desiring Insurance will do well to call ct
tne Agency Office OF O. X. DIMOND,
Feb.isdlm Main-st., over 0gden's Book Store,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


1~TAs use Of DR.. Hatsttess Bitters for Dys-
pepsia, flatuiency, Hsavinsas Of the Stomach, or
any other like affections. Is second to none In this
country or abroad. To b able to state 1op6dently
that the Bttsn are certain eare for the Dyspepsia
and Hike dissasss. h 70 the propristars source Of
unaiioy Cd pleasure. II 70 moves oil norbid mat
ter from the stomach, pusides the blood, impartt
renewed vitality 70 the nervous system, giving is
that tone and energy indispensable for the restora-
ton Of health. The numerous acknow Isdssmsnts
Of its superior excellence and bens6eant results
have assured the proprietors that 1t cannot bat
prove great cure TO Ii afflicted, and lnpart VI
tAlty 70 the thorough system.
For sale BY Dxuggista and dealers generally.
everywhere.
Sold By r. GisSoxs, A. J. wfLKtnsox, BAarLrrr.
KATE Co., and ). BRApKx.
March ), '66-dkw
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q ~ e% ~
Having just returned from New York, the pub
Ac are invited to examine my new and select stock
Of Watches, Jswelry, Silver Ware, &c. have re-
oeived . large assortment Of coin Silver Ware
also, . full supply Of Morten's Premium Gold
Pens, the reputation Of which needs no comment.
SPECTACLES.
Pebble and Periscopic Glasses fitted 10 old bows
d short notice. Spectaslss selected to suit every
condition Ct sight. My goods will - sold at prices
that win defy composition, quality considered.
N. B.-Hair Ornaments and goods OF eyery de-
dription made up TO order.
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry and Musical Instru-
menu repaired In the best manner, and warranted
Oct. FL, '59-dkw
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DrsAPrEARAscE.-- We Hnd the following
item in the St. Louis Democrat. Many Of
our readers win remember that Mr.. Dobyns
resided IN this place for some time, and vas
engaged In the pork business.
Mr.. John P. Dobyns, formerly President
Oh the Farmers' Bank OF Kentucky, ct MAYS
vile, has not been seen or heard OF since the
Let OF November, 1859, then in 81. Louis,
and great fears arc entertained for his SAFETY.
which has greatly distressed bis 49,. -. NJ
life being despairsd Of unlsss relieved Of such
awful uncertainty. Any ono who may have
seen or heard Of him will relieve distressed
family BY addressing Mrs. Elisabeth Dob
yns, Maysviile, Kentucky; and eli papers
throughout the United States will confer :
Lasting favor BY noticing this singular dis
appearance.
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Cd Printer By tho House, March Cd.
wholesale Isfanticiaes In EngranA.
In tho Financial Heformsr for December
VAS statement almost too horrible TO be be-
lisved. The authority 10 stated By the edit
or TO be . gentleman OF station and high
character" The writer says:
state - . fact. which I am prepared to
prove by crsditsble witnesses before : com
mittee Of .hs House Of Commons. that in the
united parishes Of S.. George, Bloomsbury
and 81. Giles, for which am rated. there il
not one instance in living memory Oh an in
fant surviving the treetmsut in this work
house. There are now q this vorkhouss
between eighty and ninety infants; and, 40
cording TO Gil experience, not one OF these
VIII be living this time next year. b this TO
% wondered At Certainly no. By those who
know she treatment to which these poor in
nossnts are doomed. One wretchsd pauper
woman has the charge Of ell the poor victims
OF this brutal system. Their food is the
coarse workhouse bread, soaked in boiling
water, singed With what 10 called milk. With
snis, - shey lie in rows, they are stuffed till
they die, ~ Of course they very soon do; or
very soon there would be no room TO Law
them ont in. They are coming in almoet
every hour Of the day and night, and As they
come 20 they 90. Nobody knows--nobody
cares.
We are small party in our parish. Who
have been trying long time to be allowed
TO provide paid and proper nurse for this
awful dusy. We have asked to provide oulv
enc paid nurse, jet eyen shis tbs Board Of
Guardians bad refused and still refuses.
Can any one doubt that those infants are no
treated TO be made away with ? 1t 10 noso.
rious fact, TO be proved by undoubted evi.
dence, that it 10 . common practice 20 give
these poor infants the drsgs OF workhouss
porter and the scraps Of workhouse salted
pork. What can this be for but to hasten
their departure And what is ii but mur-
der? We know "the poor shall never cease
out OF the land" But We aIso know the
command Of Him who said 90. Poverty 10
natural, and easily provided for; bus Den-
psrism Ii arti6cial-a pure creation OF The
isw-And this should be eradiosted. This i
what want to see done, and this 10 what
am looking to Liverpool for. Ny only
hopes are in the merchants Of Liverpool, and
shall | say-ny hopes in them are that il
10 worth their while, Tor their own interests.
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MERCHANTS ms. CO., OF HARTFORD. CON
CAPITAL t200, 700.
TREEs. TREES ~ TREEsyyy
Mealley Brothers & Book,
NUR8ERIHS.

0nrlinGtoA, IoWa.
gIsHE PROPRIET0RS beg leave to cali thu a.
tention Of Nurs erymen, Dealers and Planters
generally TO their large and excellent stock. vhich
win be sold Ut prices TO suit the times.
STANDARD FRUIT TREES, for Orchards. am
bracing I'll the varieties Of Apples, Pears, Cher
nies, Peaches, Plums, Apricots, Nectarinss, 10.
DMAhF VhkES, Tor Gardens, embracing al the
most popular sorts Of Apples, Pears, Cherries,
Peaches, Plums, Apeicots, Nsctarines, and Quin-
GRAPE VINES, embracing al the most popular
hardy varieties, new and Old.
SHALL Ihu!Is, subrscing al the most popular
kaspAerries Strawberries, Ae.
MISCELhAdkOU0 FRUITS, embracing Mulher-
ries, Chestnuts, fiiberts, Bsrberrieu "a.
hhObAhb Oh PIE Plant, enbracing al the
largest and finest varieties. a. Dn~..c-'. c-,c-
sal, VictoriA, Linn@us, Cahoon, -.
ORNAMENTAL DEPARTMENT.
Embraeing all the choice hardy varieties az Nv
eIGresnss Shads and Ornamental Trees, Floverins
Shrub, vines and Climbers, Roaes, Dahlias, Pnc.
mics, phloxsa, Fuchsias, and ali other ponn,sr !,
desirable 0Fsen House and Hardy Flowsrise Plants
worthy q cultivation In tbs West.
kus furtheS inlormssisn and psices. Sc the
following Catalogues, which will b. sent GRATIS 70
FirstOur General Descriptive Catalogue 81 Fruit
and OrnamsntAl Trses. Shrubs, Vines. Roses
dreen House and Hardy Flowsrine Plnnta.
6econd-Our Wholesale CatslOfus for Nurssrv-
men and Dealers, or others who purchase larr.Iv
NRALLEY BROTHERS BOOK.
EsoxsdIx burlington, lows.
- mrs $500 NUTS.
! novlid a n~s...
CCYTHk STONE6.--Scythe Stones % dif1rent
~ Kinds I'm quantities TO suit.
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l1A1TLETT, KAYE Z CO.,
/ NO. 1z2
| 40.
' % II ''.S''' !
DRUGS,
CHI EMICALS,
Paints, OILS, Varnishes,
WINDOW GLASS, GLASSWARE, BRUsuH. n
April 16-dis1wIy KEoKUK, IOWA.
LANAI FIRE INsURANCE COmPA-
M, OF NEW YORK.
". i. WOOD, Agent,
Once on Third-st., nsar State Bank.
&AAsSn
STATEN NT
VI the condition or TIE LAMAR FRE IHsu-
RANCE COMPANY, or THE CrrY or
NEW YoEK, TO the Auditor OF
tho State OF Iowa,
Jan. /, 1860.
Amount Of Capital Stock, In shares Of xIoO each.
Al paid al IN cash 500 900 90
Amount surplus, Jan. /, 1850. 4Gf4ola
Total Capital and Surplus Jan. l. 1850, 4s4s o40 IL
ASSETS:
mount OF cash on hand and In bank, 4 n ss9 OF |
Bank Stock, Wis., $50 shares Bank OF
Commerce In New York. and SO shrs -t
81. Nicholas Bank, market value..... II, 500. 90
81 Bonds and Mortgages per schedule
ascompan ying ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 272 900 90
Loans on demand secured by good stocks
; = collatsrai 1880. 90
Brooklyn City Revenue Bond, z Ger cent
interest, due Jan. 70, 1850. ......... k0Oe On
mount due for Premiums of Insu-
ranos. s,27z31
Amount OF interest accrued on Bonds,
&c, but not yet due .................. 3kAo O0
Total am e Assets Jan. /, 1886. .x348 Ola a.
LIABILITIES:
Ans Liabilities due or not dne to Banks or snv
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CITY FIRE ms. CO, OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL $l50,OOO.
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u Last Saturday was windy, gusty,
March day. Tho dust Jew in clouds ct the
lower end OF Main street, while the other
end, not being cleansd up, remained quite
damp.
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HARTFORD FIRE ms. CO., OF HARTFORD
CAPITAL 100000.
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PHOENIX ms. co, OF HARTFORD, CONN
CAPITAL $4OO, 900.
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a1Oourt adjourned after night session
on Saturday evening, to meet this morning
Of o'clock.
The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1860-07-28
CHOW THE DEVILS iIO WI"

The gentleman who conducts the Post, it would
appear b.- that paper of the 18th inst, under the
above heading, vented his bIe against those
true ami unfiIncning Democrats who deternn :
ed If POODLE t. preserve intact the org nzation OF
tne party in this State, and save it from the dis
of rail- splittiug victory.
The Pus tue Press ana the CoUru7lt pursue the
this subject; all appear to be equally
party, and this act should satisfy all true National
carried ont.
Let State Convention for that avowcd object be
ilnm c,tittcy He'd and the honest-hearte1 masses
of tne people will respond in such manner as to
pat to BLUSH tne otceseeklug dem tgogues who pre-
defeat ut tbs Douglas uloNe, Father
union with that arge p"vton OF citizens
VINO prefer tlltte the tint AMI dlStlngi~
Isned son of kentucky, whose name Is pledge tor
victory.
Bleckinridge has aerer been beaten! In peace
ana III success has always huvered over the
banner born il CLASP
Everything for tite cttlse, rothing Tor men, should
be motto OF every Natlonal DenJcrat ta.refore
BrecainrIge man 10 for d union OF
the party. Ii that cannot be effected speedily and
honorabiy then [ say for up Win the old Ma
tional Democratic banner with its glorious motto Of
EQtALLITY OF T E STATES:
1n5cribe upon folds tue names OF
BiiECKINltI0Gh AND LANE,
and preserve d portion OF the good old Democratic
party OF Connecticut from the taint OF Aooli-
tlonisin or its halI-s<ter Squatter Sovereignty.
Hartford Ct. Times.
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FAYETTEVILLE, n c., SATURDAY, JULY %, 1860

was repealed because it bore unequally upon the
poor man.
| His competitor had voted against ad valorela in
every conceivable way, by legislative amendment
and by convention. Mr. Pool had said that the men
who voted to amend the Constitution traitors,
aud more for they had sworn to support the Con
stitution. He then read over the Of the
Senators who had voted for it. and one of them ap
pesred to be MIR Mcdonald. of Moore county The
Governor said he would defend these men from the
attack of Mr. Pool They were for the chan ge then
and they were for it still !; whereas his competo or
opposed to it then, and in favor oi it
He showed the Inconsistency of Ar Pool in hav
ing voted for the reduction of the negro tax to 66
cents in the past legislature and now saying that
negro tax was too light again, his Inconsistency in
saying that the land too heavy, aud
voting against rcts1ti>' 20 cts IS cts
He said that the movable property in the State
ought not to be over-burlenel with taxes, because
it could be removed out Of the State and the land
and white poll would have to be taxed higher for
every foot of land ia North Carolina was martgaged
to pay the debts Of the State. His competitor said
that negroes valuable from the cradle to the
grave; they were, it true, of value to SELL but
it neither humane just to sell little negro
from his norther's breast YOU would Il dog.
His competitor advocated Of classes, not
between labor, honest labor and property, bu
between capital and property the capital Ct
the rich Banker and the property of the Mechanic
AMI Farmer His competitor said that the dis
elimination in his platform nent to exempt the ma
tive products of the State i'll his speech at Colds
boro' he said it only ment to exempt household
kitchen furniture.
His competitor spoke of his party at Baltimore
not splitting, it would be too fine job to split thai
party. As ueU attempt to split u hoir.! it was
small to split, and the merest fragment of the dem
ocratic party could whip it to-day.
His competitor had called J. G. Breckenridge the
fig end of a corrupt administration unfit for an,
honest mans support In this he had done hioselt
not Mr. ilge-injustcs. 1t place
to talk before honest Scotch Presbyterians, about
J. c. Breckenridge asa corrupt man he descend
cd from John Knox the reoruier, through Witbe~-
spoon, and down to his father, Rev. Dr. Brechin-
ridge--,n Scotch, and himself consistent member
Of the prvsby yterian church,! As for his competitor
worrying him, he could only say that the smallest
Kind Of wolf in the sheep fold would alarm the
flock, were he covered with sheep skin to
hide his nltu~e he had torn the hide off of his
pctitor day and revealed him in his true light,
Ijtle dread OF Il wolf OF his dimensions hereafter.
Mr. Ellis concluded his speech amid the hearty
applause Of the whole house. The wings looked
grim the democrats jubilant. Moore is sure for
Ellis and Morrison