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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-19

Horse Thief Arrested-On the night Of
the 9Th inst, Mr.. ZABRIsKY, who keeps the
hotel at Pilot Grove, about nine miles east Of
this place, had horse stolen from his stable
by young man from Butler Centre, named
JoEL STEWART. After taking the horse, the
thief came to this place, and on the fol.
lowing day offered to sell him to gentleman
here, but did not succeed in affecting sale.
He then took the animal 10 hotel here, and
left for home. Mr.. ZABRIsxr. on Discovering
his loss, started early in the morning. in pur.
suit Of his property and tho thief, and after
travelling to GAINESVILLE, heard by some means,
that his horse was in this place. He accord
ingly came here and recovered his horse. A
warrant for the arrest Of the thief, was issued
by j. s. GEORGE. Esq, and on the 18th inst.
Sheriff ELwELL arrested STEWART. at Butler
Centre He WAS taken, here and after pre-
liminary examination before j. s. GEoRGE,
Esq, he was put under 5000 bonds for his
appearance At the next term Of the District
Court. The oail was secured and young
STEWART left for home. The evidence at the
examination was very strong. Among other
things it was proven that he attempted to sell
the horse, some two or three days before he
stole him. This makes the matter look !
little suspicious, and If he comes to trial, he
will probably stand good chance Of doing
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-19

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Il
PREMIUM
BOOT SHOE STORE
g. II. Boehmler & Son,
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
BOOTS g. SHOES,
LEATHER AND FINDINGS,
EVERY DESCRIPTION.
OWING 70 the close attention which the under.
have given e their ssr ts.
own manufacture and selling At price, defying
petition, ~
vARrxD and coon XseoprurNr %.
Boots and Shoes
As he found Of Dubuque Particular attention
given to the manufacture Of all kinds Of LADIES,
GENTS and CHiLDRENS Wear, and
Warranted IL Give Satisfaction!
s4y an. Sn don; 70 s,e, and r
and number ~ First Class workmcn and devoting their
personal attention 70 h branch Of their business they
can warrant Subtraction 10 their Patrons. f..
~ Beware Of coun,erfeKs, their work Is only sold
by themselves.
REMEMBER THE pLAcE-MAIN STREET. opposIr {
TIE WESTERN HOTEL. ni-f
NEW GOODS!
II, 4 j, MILLER
Have Jast Received
4 Large { Splendid Stock Of
G. 90 D S II .
DIRECT ERox NEW YORK, soUozrAr
IMPORTED PRICES,
AND ARE PREPARED TO SELL As "
CHEAP AS THE CHEAPEST
Cloth Department.
BROAD CLOTHS AND DOEsKINs.
PLAIN AND FANCY CAssIMEREs.
TwEEDs, sATINETTs,
KENTUCKY JEANS, BANG UP. CLOTH
FARMERS sATINs, vEsTINGs,
COTTONADEs, CANVASS, &c.
DRESS GOODS
ofMs Best Fabrics and x.ss.ss S.y,s.i
Black Silks,
DELAINEs, OF Every variety,
DEBEeEs,
vAiENc1As.
D o m este Goods,
ALARGE AND WELL SELECTED STOCK.
CLOTH ING
70 SUIT THE TINES,
HATS AND GAPS,
just THE THING.
EMBROIDERY 1 YANKEE nsTIens,
TO SUIT 70 OR NOTIONS.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
GIVE u CALL.
GLASS WARE, CROCKERY, TABLE
CUTLERY. kc.. &c.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-19

OVERWHELMINGLY Panorama Of the
Worlds Fair, and the Overland Route to Cal.
ifornia, was exhibited in this place last night.
From those present, We are informed that the
entertainment was both instructive and inter.
esting. II will be repeated tonight
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-19
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Republican Meetings.

Addresses by able Republican Speakers will be delivered
In this County, during the present campaign At the fol-
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-19
KEY CITY HOUSE,

nU1UQUE, IOWA. CORNER OF MAIN AND
- Third Streets. yOHH Ross Co. Propretors.-
Ssd0s0ad Rni'soad Ticket Dice for tie Eat and W1se
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1860-10-19
JOS. A. CHAPLINE,

Republican Candidate for Elector,
SPEAKS AT THE SCHOOL HOUSE.
NEXT MONDAY EVENING, Oct. asa,
at O'Clock.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

The Washington correspondent OF The Philadelphia
Evening Journal hitherto perfectly neutral paper, but
now aa active, able and enthusiasts advocate Of the
Constitutional Union party, VINO spp-ags to have been
behind t1c scenes, furnishes the following gratifying IN
frm,ton n regard to ,be progress ct tie party He
savs;
hive been advised at the Rooms Of the Ntuoaa. Tx
..-.-v, Ceatr. Committee OF tlc Constitution c'oa
CIV Of te genera. and cordial response gwen 90 t1e
.,r i,- tbe ruutlstuu Convention lt bl.-rore EFc,F
St.si u .ae U..y. all bee represented To- '-e Col'el-
t.,r save. possibly California aa4 Oregon IL WILL
,t.-f,-. Ill ,o1tr.-t WIKI t11 Cglyec-o. 40 C-lt1so
10000 .-.-, . y ...--. Convention. llClye men o
ts- Land VIII oc tltsu iu --e character oi delegates sa-
~, .r,r-,s.'r about son more as members 90 Toe NJ
-.5aa Executive -1u.u.e, 30 being tle INTENTION l-
1.rstlal OF SIC l--ll-'A-, Nc trii,tllel' 20 coz
ve1e the entire Committee al TIA, pace on '-i V'''
r, s5-.- 30 constitutional Ca.oc men wi. asscmo,.
o., mas. memorable zoe 2,b OF Nav by ,le 0l'ss i-e'
s-a on ,-4t ~lg,s.> - tsi st.,- -- A,o's' 10. O1'
-o1l.-y rss-C- I- Q. l-a lem. t'-~1,- N-'- O+- tl'
,5 regard fox on. aa.el. -cl-7-- iA Crisis no" sun '
- t-..i,- t..r. ls1- continued neglect o. accOgu.
81 -- r5cl. distractions. To wi. Doe 1l admired ald
admirable gathering o. f4.i- N-o "'' '-'ePe-oe %.
and uusslhshy. counsel lll -'i ioi zoe pu'c sou.
~ ,rsr.t 10 make t1aC ave Ilr.. 81. .raru1s Ie 'as
becoming developed D. AL sections OF 'lc country Sll-
ccess has already attended the new movement taai 20
,rb, Is now entertained t-l- the Constitution. Ino1
P-ry vii control tie Presidential election Tie slsl~
ia cave race for The candidate % The Baltimore OOn'en
,,on not unlike that Of Old npPecaa-oe ~ 1870
lie medic l-tu, toe peace ucu, t1e constitution
r-,,,s men without rtgi,l 90 past party atia ons
i,y, bu. 20 DO tlDr duty, 10 behold sl~- it'-lNp1
O-raise is tho pogl AID DC indicates loe vera 70 o1
f,1e We hope t0 bear The word tesouudrl, anu ~
L Of t5s worI gong or n The spin, OF hopeful 70 ti
80. -, ., ..r.arlo.tt tie .sa1tu aud breadth Cd The
keystone STATE Uu- throughout the el5n anc ofe-u'I
..f ...,ry -ltte b. rll- whole -iJa-
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

The Inauguration OF the Clay Statue on the 18th Of
April next promises 20 be an occasion extraordinarily
interesting and imposing IN s character There viii be
visitors here from VERY large number Of States mill
iulry company from Washington city, and another from
Baltimore, have already applied for accommodatious-
In addition TO which there viii be present We trust,
great many military companies from various portions Of
our own State and also large number Of Masonic and
other civic associations.
L, is stated in the New York papers also, that the
Chairman Of the Wing General Committee Of that city
has issued circular, requesting the members to niorm
him whether they can accept the invitation from the Ia
dies Of Virgins 70 attend iLe Inauguration We express
she hope that the members Of this old CLAY Wing Com
mitee may all dud +; convenient TO be with us on the
l2th Of April
The Committee Of Invitation have receicedetters from
upward, Of ,asy distinguished gentlemen nearly half Of
whom Inform Us Of their purpose TO attend the iaaugg
ration. Among me number, SIC menrio1 EZ-PEEsnENr
TfiEs. Es-G5v Geo \ Ba.Gls, o. Massachusetts E.-
Gov GRAHAM o. North Carol. n7 rho press1, Governor
J,o ~ ELLls. ofNo-tl Carolina, Hon. JAWS b CLAY,
of Ke.tlcsv. lion RICHARD " Tuogp.oS, Of Indiana,
Hoa JoB> . ErNSs1Y of Maryland. Hon. RcDT. NAL
1oav. member Of C1.y-.ss from Kentucky, Hon W. n.
b. s-a uerb er Of Co s-gss som North Caro,iu-, Hon
HIaAcs MAy>,zr member OF Corg-,vs from Tsaues zee,
al many Obj -s Including most OF the Virginia dei,gi-
doa In Congress.
l. tI ,-s be- ,5- thar the 18TH Of April next viii ce
i- -eaiy goa. day So W,luoat L; the gent,em.
Of 81 a., and especially ,a. alss o, Virginia. h1-o-
tee POROUS oc-a 5a by coming hise- 10 large numbers.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

T. ,r5-- -,,r-,r r,-5r-.-fr describes tie coalition
90 $780,, ,.., &. r7ss-vs ths. +. is CONFUSED With
Civil .. ba.se.- ,s, .Cau-.h Parry" aesded by Mira
-, and ,5e .,or.r,1tioasI Party" headed by Iua-ez
Memo, hold the Ctp.al and the richer and more
5,rs4l, p.orl.d p.r,oi the Republic. he has money
bur cannot Get eou.ro. OF all his territory. Jaarez holds
an ,bs coast Of the Gulf and on ID, Texan
- Ai. l,-f..r,-..-. ..i,-,- veri Cruz He has
,,.,,, of TERRITORY hut +. DIV I'm want of cash.
,r,,-o has been lately PLANNING seise TO force bis
-iv,I 70 surrender Having tbe sympathy OF Spain he
6,sd out TWO war steamers az Havana, aud sent them to
lombard Vera C.1z.
Bl, &c happens that Er Buchanan ha7 allowed himself
80 bo drawn into al unnecessary and 'euAnsias ole
lance with Jlar5E. Instead o. recognizing the eN.,t.s
Government or keeping a.o9f entirely, ao has officially
recognized ana negotiated v.l tle parry which Is out OF
power. aad Essy Co continue SO. lie and Ju'rez have
annually huua a-el themselves and each other; Blc.-
al,a being l.ii ai,l chs hope Ola s'e o.. territory
OIL che BIO Gradc, and Ja1-ez ieuied With che hope of
troops and money trom a- United States 20 prop up his
failing fortunes.
So. waca a.rmoas steamers came 'o sight o. Vera
Cruz ,ae Juis- States q4,o", "c,.1s under Nr. hi-
ca4aaa- ORDER ard a concert with bis y stopped them
aud captured them.
Tbs believe, IS the whole story ba, various efforts
ar, made % bsigg 8, a, Washington and elsewhere thus
II. stated aa- the steamers "ese captured hec' '-ey
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27


To Hf Editor OF tbs WHig.-l rejoice 10 inform you
that Capt Ni.Cher and bis party, who were implicated in
the Franklin tragedy, have been discharged by the
court and that the decision only fully approved by
lr hundreds of persons who attended tue trial. but that
tue announcement of the judgment drew from the croHd
the most enthusiastic expressions o.. satisfaction and JOY
10 was proven to the Judgment OF all present not con-
c.ei wi the unfortunate parties who ialiu the lament
able alav chat the accused acted in sedetence there
being no alternative presented TO them but 10 kill or be
killed.
Thus has terminated an investigation which has occu-
pied the committing magistrate and the court days
and which was prosecuted by distinguished counsel
poyed for that purpose with zeal and ability rarely ex-
ceed
Toe result viii carry JOY TO the hearts oithousands not
Cnv Of the immediate personal friends Of the parties but
of thousands more of those who knew the principal
ONLY as one OF the most distinguished aud talented sons
AZ rais ~evcrod old Commonwealth. learn from in-
,eigent gentleman who present during the whole
Investigation that Capt. Whether bore himself with as
much pr1nrety before the he manifested cool aud
determined courage IN the Tight
It is much % Doe desired that the friends OF the fallen
v submit with becoming resignation to the decision ct
e suppress any feeling Of resentment that may arise in
tl.ir tUsOms.
No Que We are sure deeply regrets the necessity
wc1 was laid on him. 20 save EIs own life b. aSug tie
lives OF others than does the individual whose honorable
and Triumphant yudc lton by the judgment of the court
j, fully approved Uy his admiriug coIutrymen.
Yours truly, PIIISILVANIA.
DANv.lLg, March 2i;b, 1850.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
Lnrn,ncn cnrrnrt,on.

The Washington correspondent of the New orleans
Crescent, a Democrat, we have reason to oeheve'
writing under date the llih inst, says
Taere are drag net, in every corner Of the Capitol to
fish no the corrupuon of the public printing, and very
pretty piece OF fraud has lately been brought up IA he
Senate 10 appears that the most enormous proh,' nave
been made the printing Of poSt-chce oankS oy tue
art6ce OF only three four orders Tor blanks oeuS -
sued from the Department per Gay and then charges lot
constructive composition being allowed ON olt' V'"e'S
for other numbers Of the blanks, when here was
no real composition whatever other than no" ana leu
the change Of the name Of pOst-oicc. Is 4 sad tndt
this fraud Notwithstanding It's defiance Of the Law and IFS
erontcry has been successfully prosecuted Tor nuhoeF
OF wears From the hooks and corners OF the printing
Ot.ts the lobbies OF the Capitol the shops Wnee Oo
grcssmon bought aud Sold and the cribs OF tue Dt
partm,nt there does indeed arise an intoeraOe s'e'n
Of corruption
In confirmation Of what is here stated reah7et TO post
Office blanks information has since come from Washing
ton that within few days past the contract for print
ing them has been taken at ninety and trofhrdS Of
cent less IN me dollar than has been heretofore paid
Could there be more positive proof of corruption =
Work is be DONE and must infer can be prontaoy
DONE for IRE and oHethrd cets for which the sum oil
one DOLLAR has been paid for a number OF years inns
enormous and ylainous robbery OF the Treasury mas
been perpeaed 20 feed speudary presses ana reward
bootHcSing partisans There is too, good reason Tor
believing that it has been done, not merely with the
knowledge Of James Buchanan, but that he has himself
directed how portion Of the plumber should be 0eso"
ed The proof Of this viii probably be brought before
the public by some one Of the numerous investigating
Committees now az work in Congress.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
United states Laws.

resolution has been adopted by the United States
Senate, directing the committee the Judiciary TO con
slider the ezpedency Of providing by law Tor the aP-
pontment Of acommisson revise the public statutes
Of the United States to simplify their language to cor
rect their iucougruies to supply their deficiencies to
arrange them in order to reduce them to one connected
tcx and TO report them thus improved to Congress for
s final action TO the end that the public statutes, which
al, are presumed TO know, may be in such form within
the apprehension of ALL This is most Important move
mept aud We sincerely trus. it will be carried out The
number ofpu5c acts and their frequent modification,
render the study Of he laws under which We lives most
complicated task Jadcious condensation, collation. W.
Ier Kindred heads and supud,ation woad prove Ofn-
c,l,ula5le benefit If our hE makers Of Washington
can faI time amid tue pauscs of President making to
do the pu5c grca. service let them carry out this re
solution
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

tory of the whole expedition. 1t does not differ from
the above. They all testify that the Mexican flag was
raised until after both left the port OF Ha-
vana.
THE ATTACK oS VERA CRUZ.
While the firing going at Anton Lizardo, the
enemy encamped before Vera Cruz seemed to have
caught the spirit and sailed in several small parties
in the direction of the town They had, during the
whole day and evening been riding about on the sand
hills, coolly surveying the city.
About midnight they made descent upon the first
and second lines between the railroad and uaca where
they were received with good cannonading, and alter
about twenty minutes, retired.
They seem TO have had only few small pieces with
them, was the number of men great 1t appears to
have been only union several small scouting parties,
who caught the spirit of the cannonading in the distance
and thought they would what they could do before
the town.
ACTUAL STATE OF THINGS AT VERA CRUZ
At last accounts Miranda still encamped before
the city, and bad served upon the foreign representa-
ves the usual notice of his intention to lombard it
Whether however, he has now the MEANS since the cap
ure OF his steamers, matter of doubt All agree
however, that up to the latest advces he still threatened
the city. No one, however to believe he will take
it, hiramon has with him large number OF very hne
cavalry which he is constantly paradng on the sand
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

INAUGURATION OF THE CLAY STATUE" By THE LADIES
OF VIRGIxA.-The Inauguration of the Statue of Henry
Clay by the Kentucky Sculptor Hart employed for the
work by the fair daughters of the great subjects native
State will take place at Richmond the 18th OF April
Every Wing in the land who get to Richmond
oughtto be there upon this most august OCCASION Many
OF the most distinguished Wings in the Union will be
present witness the interesting ceremonies and among
in the Councils of the Nation above all others know how
to appreciate his single hearted and devoted patriotism
and who gathering around the base of his Statue will
tell of the virtues and services which called that Statue
into existence.
We feel under profound obligations TO the ladies' OF
Virginia for an invitation by their committee Of gen.
emen TO be present on the occasion above referred
--Raleiqh REGISTER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

TIA Select P.,i6c Railroad COum,tee are reported TO
~, dsrsrrnisd unanimously upon the propne'y and
,oust.1ac1al,y Of the government aId'-s 'a '' N''
s.raldou OF railroad 20 the llc'rc, ana 'u'' '-' ava
should be not less than Ety. nor more 'haa se'eu-I
million dollars The chances are said 70 oe mat tue
COMMITTEE viii repor. in favor Of two routes IS "o
V, determined who the grantees shall be- an- 'A' "
probably bs the serious difficulty TO De overcome
Confusing outside interests have more than once de-
fsA.ed the enterprise, aud may DO again. The Com
utise are coadl,n, Of being able report BAL by the
tine they are called.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

THE Fatal ARRAY AT CHAPEL Hula letter from
Chapel Hill gives the Fayetteville Observer the following
particulars of distressing at that place which
has been already noticed
ave have had quite sad affair here. On Saturday
a difficulty arose in the street, consequent upon some
previous misunderstanding between Nat Watson resi-
dent graduate of the University and f. c. Foard of the
Sophomore Class in which Foard used knife, inaictng
wound Watsons shoulderbllde of itself not mortal
or even dangerous but the habits of Watson were so
very Incorporate, that derum tremens ensued, aud he
died last night the 20h) that condition The Faculty
acted with great prOmptness and frmness, expellng
Foard Immediately although at that time no apprehen-
sions of fatal result entertained had the de-
lrum tremens then supervened. These are about the
facts Of the case"
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
ynoeacbn-ntThreat ned.
Tie Washington correspondent OF the New York He
- IA ,,rita. r--3.r I4r, .5l ag f5Uows.

Tho washington correspondent OF me New loTh he
raid writes, under date sd as follows;
q" tn, House Committee 20 investigate alleged eXccu-
tive u,uruat.ous examined Mr. Wendell day relative
20 the disbursement ot money from the proceeds of the
pghG. printing TO carry certain elections lie made some
.r.iag Jcycopemeuts rejecting seriously uron dista-
,cis1ct government Officials, which win either be cN-
planned away OF result In movement for Impeachment
Tho same numb Of the Herald SAYS, editorjaIy:
"The faces, brought 20 light by the opening Of the bill,
for the contracts for printing he Post Office blanks, as
detailed iu our Washington correspondence yesterday,
lras the mos, eytryalut statements hitherto made as
Co the extern. 20 which the public have been piu decd 10
these matters Only think OF tenders being received al
aud @. per cent less than the present rates Why
there +, no placer not even excepting the great Wa-hoe
NINE which Yields more largely Tor he labor and risG IN
Cured than di the contracts under the old system.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
TRIAL OF LASD.-The Norfolk Argus of Saturday


TRIAL OF LAND-The Norfolk ArgHs of Saturday
saws:
This case is increasing in interest The greater part
of the witnesses for the Commonwealth have been
med and the testimony will probably be closed to-day
TIE argument will in all probability, commence on Non
day 1t is expected that the will occupy the Court
the whole OF next week Mr. Wise will probably ad-
dress the Court on Wednesday and Thursday.
We had been misinformed with regard TO the state.
ment that Land had pleaded guilty.
A large number OF persons from the city and various
sections of Norfolk aud Princess Anne counties in
Attendance, and during the progress of the trial the
Court House il densey crowded Excellent order and
decorum are preserved and at times intense interest is
manifested by all present.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
CARIBALDI SUNG FOR A DIVORCE.

delt Of the MaUch, ser Guardian saws that
Gsrd the celebrated Italian loader, has already sep
sr,-cI from bis siie. lie adds the following:
lib. morning after the wedding the General received
information o., TO the autccedea.s OF his bride which led
IN a I5ar and stormy interview with her father, aud 10
LIS Subsequent departure. He has no, since rolned his
vic. aud au Austrian report says that the General has
applied the Pope tor dspeusaton from lis marriage
VOWS
The GI-sGs Dc lausanne gives the following, taken
FROM a LucerUe journal;
Toe Young wife Of Garibald has arrived at Lucerne
IN company with az afutant Of her husband. The OIL
GER being challenged q duel by the General replied to
o. BY flight.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
pR. WlSrAR,S BlLsAM OF WILD CHERRY.

VIRGINIA TESTIMONY.
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Richmond
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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27

M Dickinson. Of Prince EdSart stated 10 the House
~ n.y,tes The other day the startling fact that there
81. bt rhteea counties In the Commonwealth ia which
,s had been 10 defaut Tie part OF the saerias in
-, over the revenue and that these defieatons
$50, in ,be aggregate TO $4,000 Tue statement
sd On an oaBcal report from the Auditors Ollie
So much for the PreseS' Constitution and We "''0"
Of rsfsgmsrti
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-03-27
VIZ EDITOR

n.y. our prsa.nt worthy Judge, John r. Copton, VIII De
be candidate for ection aecounto feeble health
eec ion IS Al hand maj mere Ou'
t len or se voters OF the Circuit the claims Of the
different gentlemen Vhose be presented Tor SE con
Fiera1a tosuEges Lemuel Bowden $50, o. NE Guy
o. WLi.ub1g vho Is ensnty hd Tor the position Of
Jl &c OF ttis Circuit
Il A. useless for speak Of his hae talents business HABITS
ana nh taaeer or o tel The 'ple Of this Circuit ta eee
Ted n woud render N valuable and Distinguished services
The WISHES " cit would be grAtGd By bis announce
Hhgi-elr WHRSRIo0."