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LegAl Notice.


To J. T. Cave, Elizabeth Cave, Noah Bailey, Eaton,
Brothers 4 Co., II. III Slaughter, @. 6arber, w.
X. Crockett, State of Iowa:
Won and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at keok
a petition Of Hiram Barney claiming of You ]. r.
Cave the sum OF twsnty-two hundred and eighty
FIVE dollars, with interest Ut 10 per cent. per
mum. ~ money due two mortgages made by you
70 Charles Macon and since Assigsed 70 Hiram
Barney, dated July ~, 1885: also claiming against
each OF you the foreclosure Of said mortgage the
came being upon the north half of the south west
quarter of section seventeen, and the north west
quarter Of south east quarter Of section eighteen
township nxty-six (66), range six west, Lee
county, Iowa, for the purchase money; AID asking
further for the appointment of . receiver, for {
sale on said premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the norninGol che second day al tbs
nsxt term Of sAid court to commence ct keskuk
on the hrst Monday OF September, A. d. 1860, .
default will be entered against you, the petition
| taken as by you confessed, and decree rendered
against You Is pray ed therein.
NOBLE h STRONG,
July Ia, 1869 dim Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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TO Edward q. Pyle, Martha A. Pyle, n. II. O'Cen-
nor, Kate oUonnor, L. l.. OCcnnor, Margaret A.
Kissick, --- KAsick, husbsIds u Margaret a.
Kisoick: w
V1OU and each Of you are hereby Doti1sd that
IL there ID now on is In the cfkce Of tho Clerk OF
the District Court OF Lee county, lows, u KsokSk
petition and amended petition q j. =. Les
slaiming Of you Edward G. Pyle the sam 90 one
fhanaan1 dollars - doe on year nots tats1
Oct. 81, 1855 Ia l.. O. Dobyns for six hnndrsd dol
lAkzat Ia nonths with 10 per cent. Interest, and
claiming sgainst all Of yen the toreolosurs Of .
marriages 81 even date With said note and given TO
ssenre the same with one other since paid) on lot
two ii block 1872 with all the improv On snts tAsfs
on, In the city Of Keoknk, Lee county, Iowa; pray
ing for order to sell said property, and other and
general relief.
And unless you Appssr and plead, answer or de-
dcmur to said petition ON or before the morning of
the second day Of the next term Of said court 70
commences at Keokuk on the frst Monday Of Sep
tember A. ID. 1850, default will be entered against
you, the said petition taken confessed and de-
Gree rendered In accordance with the thereof
NOBLE h STHoN8,
Julv IT 1g60-dlm Attsvs for plfH.
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.Julv 10. 1850



To s. s. Billings, william Ruddick, Amos h.
stebbins, r. l.. Ruddick, d. A. Day and Mary J..
Day, a. G. Campbell, Henry s. lay lor, Jeremiah
Day, John Ii Day, Michael Kelly, Thos. Kelly,
Mary Powers, q. W. darretson, u. B. Smith, IT,,
Ezra Potter, William Miller, T. w. Phinney, d.
Woodward, SamI Black ID. III. Annable, j. G.
Parrot 4 CO., A. Bridgman Co., Patrick
McMannus, James Burrows, Rude Murphy,
Kendall, Howe 4 Co.:
V0Uasd each OF you are hereby notified that
l. there is file In the ofhce Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, ut Keokuk
petition Of Hiram Barney claiming Of you said
8. s. Billings the Of two thousaed dollars 18th
10 per cent, interest per annum payabls annually
money due on mort gage made BY ycu to Chas
Mason and since assigned TO said Hiram Barney
dated August Is, 1855 also claiming against each
of you the foreclosure of said Mortgage, the same
being npon Lot No. nine ID Block No. eighteen
ls) III tile City Of keokuk, also the Rast half OF
the Northeast quarter of the North-eAst quarter
Of section twenty-one t21l, Township sixty fvt
1857 Mouth Range FIVE Vert. Lee county, Iowa, fol
the purchase money; NJ further asking for ssls
| of said premises and general relief.
And unless you appear and ersaid petition
on before the morning of the second day of ths
next tern Of said court, to commence at keokul
on the frat Monday Of September, A. D. 1860, i
default will be entered agAinst you, the petition
| taken as by you confessed, and decree renderer
| against you as prayed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
| July IS, IS60-dlm Pitts Atty's.
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10 John rasbsll, Jana Tsshsll, John Irwin, Jno. r.
Irwin, w. I'll. Deming, Levi Averili, Dsn'l Ste
phens, ]. p. Matther, Fred. @ Bsomham, execu-
ter Of Edward BcyAten, deceased, Sam I Dunlap,
VOu ara hereby respectively notified that there
i Ii now on ale In the Clerk . Once Of the District
Court Of Lee county, lows, 1t Keoxuk, petition
~ Hssa@ Barney, claiming jsdsmsnt On fsrs-
closure OF . mortgage against said John Tsxbell
for the Of a - a. TOO with 10 per cent in
tersst from FsbssAsy, 16so, md agaiast Oh said
defendants above named, praying siso for she fore
closure Of eertsin mortgage gwen BY said John
TArbel1 70 Charles Mason upon thes OF 20 aeo.
/. township f6 n, range west, also on the s-w
and v. OF Sc I SEQ. 8, Township SO north, range
west a plsnk.rosd, except 10 1900 acres In
s-w /; the sale Of said mortgaged premises 10 pay
OF said debt, the extngaphmcnt Of All equity OF
redep tfon therein and FOR eesx and general relief
said petition also ssks for tbs apPon sment OF are
cevsr to take charge and control Of said premises,
collect the rents dc, which receiver has been sp-
pointed by said Court.
Now you are required TO answer said petition by
the second day of the next term of said court 10 BIO
held on the let Monday Of September, 1885, or
judgment and decree will be had therein al prayed
for by default.
III. SCOTT HOWELL,
July IL, 1880. DIM Atty for Pitt.
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Legal Notice.
To Hugh McClesry, James MoCieery, Aliens Stan
islaas, WIN. II. Stafford, Philip Speger d Co.,
Thos. Edwards, T. A. Harrow.
V0u and each Of You are hereby notified that
l. there Ia now on fle in the once Of the Clerk OF
the District Court Of Lee county, Iowa, ct Keokuk,
petition Of Hiram Barney, claiming OF you Hugh
McCleeIy and James Accleery the sum of twenty
ave hundred dollars with 10 per Ct interest per
mum payab annually, as money due on mort g
made by you 70 Charles Mason and since ASST gned
to said Barney, dated April %, 1883; also claiming
against each Of you the foreclosure Of said mort
gage, the same being 1pon the w. and so acres
of the n. end of the Il. of NV. / Of Sec IL, TIP.
IS N. Il. w, Lee county, Iowa, for the purchase
money; nd further asking for sale Of said
premises, and general relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on before the morning Of the second day Of the
next tern Of said court, to commence at Keokuk
on the st Monday of September, A. ID, 1850, q
default win be entered against you, the petition
taken by you confessed, and decree rendered
against you ~ pra yed therein.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July IS, ls60-dlm IS Pitts Att'ys.
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To John r. Ficklen (indivi lually and trus
tee Of Ell en- ID. Brown Isaac Hall, Jas. b. Flick
len, Geo. Cabus, j ease kewsome, Alexander
Stevenson, JAS. b. Foley, Rufus Wilsey:
V0U and each OF you hereby notified that
i there 10 now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Lee county Iowa, at Keokuk,
petition Of VIM. Ruddick and Jesse Ruddck,
claiming of you John r. Fickisn trustee of Ellen
ID. Brown, and Rllen ID. Brown the sum oil
81 coo. 90 with interst at 10 per cent. per annum
from March IL, 1857, as money due on note and
mortgage made by John y. fieklen, trustee dated
March IL, 1857, to Rufus Wilsey, and by him az
signed to said lillian and Jesse Ruddick; alst
claiming against each and oil of you forsclosur,
OF said mortgage, the same being upon Lot ii in
block 1877 in the lity OF Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
praying for sale Of said premises and for genera
relief.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of tho second day Of th,
next term Of said court to commence At keokul
on the hrst Monday of September, A. d. 1850,
default will be entered against you and the saic
petition taken ~ confessed by you and . deere,
rendered against you as therein prayed.
NOBLE STkONG,
July 10, l86O-lm Att'ysfor Plaintiffs.
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AL N0tice.

July 18th, I660-dIm
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

ADDITION TO THE PLATFORH.-The regular
democratic convention at Baltimore did not
adjourn without amending the platform
adopted at Charleston. We learn from the
National LatelIigeacsr that the following reso
luton, offered on the 23I by Ex-Gov. WICK
LIFE. OF Louisiana, was adopted, under a
call of the previous question demanded by
Mr.. PAIxE, Of Ohio:
RssolUea. That it is in accordance with the
Cincinnati platform that, during the exist
encc of L rrIiorial governments, the measure
of restriction, whatever it may be, imposed
by the Federal Constitution OH the power of
Ihe Territorial legislature over the subject OF
the domestic relations. as the same has been
or Shalt hereafter BE- finally determined hy
the Supreme Court OF The Uuittd States,
suouId he respected by all coed citz-ns, and
enfJIc 4 with promptuess aud fidelity 10y eT-
erv brilIta OF Ih- General Government.
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MoLEAS's CozDIsI LAS may be seen We ins-rt
this elk The verisement of McLean's Cordial &C
1t is very we II knoAn not artiruIariy IA
=o-ablc to patent mee.ciIes, and as eeseral thing
essaew the whole Of them win bn; little ceI en,ony,
and with th-se sentiments declines Inserting this
advertisements untl We knew what wero the ingre
dents of The medicine. and how com pounoed Thil
We nave lie armed, ard believing, do, that III
ingredients goo !, and the CON ieuud jusicioCsy
made, we recommend SIS 4 mixture worthy al
public confidence.
cate, edited by the celebrated Rev. DR.. &cAnaEly
which speaks volumes in favor of MeLean . Corlial
We say to all, try it. See the advertisement in an
other colarnn. juuel
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ser caa carry eTea ore State ia the section
rhere be is strongest BRECKENRIDGE has 40
hope Of getting any of the non-slayeholding
States except California and Oregon, and 1t
Is likely that DOUGLAS will so divide the par
ty with him in these two, that he viii really
get neither. His strength will come exclu
siveiy from the South. and If this section
should yote for him unanimously, be cou!d
not be elected. But the South will not vote
for him unanimously. The Constitutional
Union ticket will divide it with him.
There is. therefore, not the least chance for
the democracy. Both of lis eansiidaies are
l,ound 10 be d-seaied This rsszit Is s'aeyii05se
and cgrzof 5s disguised. The chances at pres
emit, are decidedly favorable 10 the election
of LINCOLN. If the BsEcKISRIDGE division
so cr5ooles DoCeLxs IN The non-siavehoidiug
ststos as 10 defeat lin in all of them. LIN
cork viii he the Presiden. unless the Constr
,atioas, CnIon men-as we are confident they
fill a. the canvas progresses-exhibits strength
enough 10 defeat him. 1t is in the power OF
the UBioa, conservative, national men OF the
country. North and South, East and West.
to intervene and save the country such q
caiamity-for the election of sectional re-
nubIiean would be a calamity, dire caiami-
ty, which might intimately result in the de-
sfruction of the government. Ii becomes
The high duty of all of them, without re-
spec: TO party, whether they have actrd here
totore with the democracy, the republicans,
the wings, or Americans. TO come forward
ard make a sacrifice ofindividual preferences
and opinions upon the altar of their country.
If they discharge this patriotic duty. the
election will be made in rhe electoral col
leges, LINCOLN defeated, and republicanism
destroyed. We utter this opinion. because
we believe that the majOrit.T of the people in
every State are conservative, and desire the
perpetuaiion of the Union. Up then, and
Iet as haze an era of good feeling, and a tri-
umph Of conservatism.
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SATURDAY MoRNING. JUNE 90, 1850
To the Subscribers of the Nashville
News.

Subscribers 10 the Nashville Daily Ne1cs
who have paid for the same in advance VIII
be furnished with the PATEIoT until the ex-
piratio: Of the time for which they have paid
All who have not paid in advance viii be
charged the regular rates OF the PATRIOT lEom
this date. We viii continue TO send the
prrxIor to all the subscribers of The Mars
who were not already subscribers Of the
PArsIoT. unit we receive notice to discon-
,inue. City e;ehscribers who desire the paper
discontinued VIII notify US at once. The
confusion incident to such tTansfe- may dis
turb the regular delivery of papers for few
days, and such as may be omitted will confer
favor by leaving word at our office.
go As. CAMP & co.
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DETROIT, june 2e.

Tue Democratic State Convention met
here to-day and made the following nominal
tions: For Governor, J, hn L. Barry, of ST..
Jos, ph; fOI Lieutenaai-G VIM. n.
FeHIon, of G nesee; for Treasurer, Elon
Farnsworth, OF Wayne; for Auditor General,
WIN. Penoyer, of Ottawa; for Secretary OF
State, William Francis, Allegan: for At
tornry General. Chauncey JostE, of Wash
tenaw; Tor Land Commission, Samuel l..
Sauth, of 81 ugh ton; for Superintendent of
Public Institution, Francis w. Shearms.n. OF
Calhoun.
One hundred guns were Ere and a large
meeting assembled this evening TO ratify the
nomination of Doaglas aud the State ticket.
L. Ii. Thomson. oil Genesee county, was nom-
mated by the Democrats of the Fourth Dis
trict for Congress.
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sI,er;Hs sale.

pY virtue of dEe venetiodi exponas. to me direct
ID ed, anu delivered from tue Honorable CIrCuL
C.urs Il Davidson County, Ten. essee, at its May
term 1860, Will txpUsc 10 publ sale, u the high
est bi tuer, St, d. The Court-louse Yard, Ia
the City Of Na-hv.Ie, Satul da! the 2lsL day Oh
July, 1860, all the Tgbt tte c lam, interest
TAT ~ b lch ward Laurence and Z. l.. ID. Martin.
then hau or may nave n acquired IN and To The
following described Property, tiz A part OF the tract
laud knomS as te Garrett, pro- rty anu 81 uaied
the north p~Tt OF Nashville, and begiEning at
corner of al .IIey Haslums street, l1J eeI west
of McLemore stIeSt, aud ling west 20 feet or
there alb Tut &C south cast conner OIL tIasluns
\ nth nle, thence north about 1So feet TO an
aI1cy Of l. WAC, thence East abot 1sO leet, to
II foot aey, thence so4th about 80 feet 10
Il bt giuuII Levied the propert! OF Ed
Lawrence, ~ satisfy two I-dsme4ls IN favor OF
Jas. UraIs mead, and two in Ia, 81, Al Brien
aud Que il L. II Cuilarcss ,r ,ris JIhe rs
1850. Saic within usual hours.
JOHN ~. EDMUNDS0N, Sher.f
BY W ID. ROBE. T5UN Deputy Sheriff.
Terms or SnE-ine aOove dest rbc- property
will pc tUr one tnru cash, and the balance on
one a. a IwO years with Interest,
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A PHILOSOPHER STUDYING THE PHENOMENA
OF HIS OWN DEATH.-M. Retzins, whose de-
cease was mentioned fortnight since, con-
tinued to make scientific observations upon
his own case almost to the moment that his
heart ceased to beat. His last words were:
The struggle of death is hard, but it is
of the highest Interest TO note this wrestle be-
tween life and death now the legs are dead;
now the muscles of the bowels cease their
functions; the last struggle must be heavy,
but for all that il is hIguly Interesting
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

The disruption of the democratic party has
leaders, and spread confusion and panic
among the masses The former. in their ri
diculous efforts to escape the fall cons queH-
ces of the disaster, are destroying what little
reputation for reliability aud candOr they
had, without deceiving any one as 10 the true
state OF the case. That the party is disrupt
ed, and shorn of its power to make credita-
Bile stand against republieanism. is fact pa
tent to every observer land no denial can
either change the fact, or ch at any one into
belief OF the contrary. Everybody under
stands the talk about enthusiasm, fac spirit.
sal ardor, and all that sort OF thing. The
: object Is apparent. There have been times
when it might have resulted in arousing and
stimulating the popular heart but this can
not be done now. The popular democratic
heart has almost ceased 10 beat: the life-cur-
rent can no more be restored to vigor. The
doctors need not work with tall the physic
In the world cannot afford help now. De-
m .eracy has been judged. and its doom is
: sealed,--there is no way to avert the decree
OF fate.
Look at the past. In 1s4s, with but "a
slight detection on the part of The Northern
democracy, the party was everthrown. In
1856, with ro detection and with two COM
peling parties against it in the field, it barely
escaped defeat. and although successful, did
not get msjoriIy OF the popular vote. And
now in 1850. divided into two factions, each
Of which will have electoral tickets, proba-
bly,, In every State. what can it do! The votes
which BREcxESRIDGs will take from DoUoLAs
In the non-slaTeholding States will just be
enough to make Il doubtful whether the lat
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(tRI STALLED WlSDOM--ART OF Fol ETEILING
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For the Patriot.


Card from " M RrazeIton. Jr. ESQ.
Ny attention has been called to a card in
BrOaontO,c's Tn Beeliev Wing; deem it due
to myself, to my frie.,ds aud he party with
which C operate to reply to the same. As
to the truth of the rumor1hat | would sup
port Mr.. DOUGLAS under any circumstances
for President, l have this, and only this to
say-it is false and without the slightest
shadow of foundation. As to the part 1 may
take in the contest, feel it due 10 my party
to aid in any honorable manner to secure the
election of BELL and EVERETT" Believing,
as | do, that they are such men as the great
dangers now threatening our Union require
TO the elevation of the Presidency and Vice
Presidency. 1 shall, with whatever ability 1
may possess, from this till the close of the
canvass, advocate what l believe 10 be the
cause of the only National Party now pre-
sented to the people Of these United States.
WM. BRAZELToy, JR.
NASHVILLE, June 90, 1860.
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The Cai0n and -4merzcan intimates that there
will not be an electoral ticket for BELL and
EVERETT in scarcely any of the non-slave-
holding States This is but repetition OF
t poor tactics of oar neighbor in o856. 1t
availed nothing then. and will avail nothing
now TIE FILLMORE ticket had electors in
every State, aud in due time so VIII the BELL
and EVERETT ticket.
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AUS,vRoN SALE
Entire Stock Under Attach
naent.

DEN. F. SaIELDS < CO.. viii proceed to sell at
The Store No Is Public Square, next door 10 W
II. Caiilnue's Jeweiry Store, account OF W C.
Show :. d. C., cnmmeucirg on Thursday morning,
july 9Th at 10 sciock the entire contents OF the
Store No. Il Publ square Nh counters, Shelving,
OH CI,ths and Fixtures. The stock CONSISTS OF Em-
brt.iderses, Laces. Eib5ons, large stock q Sli>
Trimmings, baoie> and Children 5 Furnishing Goods
with never ending variety not 10 b. mefa.
ted. Ladies invited, and also dealers, who viii
tnd II 10 their Interest 10 attend. The Store Il fol
Rent. BFNJ- F. SHIELDS CO.
tuue23-td
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PoR1IANn. Ne June as

The Democratic Stale Convention was held
b, re Today asld was v.ry largely attended.
The HIN. J. W. Bradbury presided. Ga the
first ballot for a cand dale Tor Governor.
Ephraim K Sna, had IA votes against IL
scattering. Vim. p. Harris, Of Biddrfnrd,
and III. Strickland. of Bangor, were chosen
Presidential electors, both voting for Doug
las.
The spirit of the convention was quite
unanimous for Douglas.
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N.tice TO Stockholders!
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad.
SUPERIATENDLATS OFFICE
Nashville. June 2Sfh. 1850.

IN pursuance of "a resolution pas Ell b. tie Sock
Il loilci as Oi the NASitI LIZ AMI CHATIANO 10 a
RAILROAD CJAPANI on the 4th day Of december
st, the SJOo kdOlIers ia sad company will De car
tieu of charge over he kOaa 3D. 4Ih aLd
rth days of Jey, at their pleasure, by eXaibit.ng
5ueir tItca sJOCk TO tie UiUuctoT.
JunI30-Ld. w. 4. c. I.E, Supt
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sherins sale.

DV yirtas OF ri "a 10 me directed and delivered
D from L Giiie<p 2, Justice af the Peace OF ~
ga sou County. f.aa the 81 day Of uae. fseo,
viii expo-e publ sale, - the hgDess biiacs fer
cash a. The 's,uFI-hou- ard in the city OF Nah
Vile SATURDAY, tke 7th day Of July 1850, al
he r,chs title, elem, Interest and ssiate, vasch
ntxomeFy q Mctsredy then had or may have since
i.-d II SE.s II the Following described OperIy
=, vii, ole 3 ~ slul. and Cart, Gray sEare and
Buzry and scar oil 6 rry tot; being levied as
the tsr crsS OF Non merry ana Icf;resy to
II f=1zgssssf Ten cred Ia iavor Of c ard Wyune,
rr.l.i.si siss said siofst s.1HerS & NEG seedy
j. <. EDslJ Nj S. N, Sheriff.
jane2--3t By a. CgxEL, Dep Sheria.
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PosrTIOS or Mr.. PEYoR.-In card pub
Iished in the Virginia Lgdsr, Mr.. Pryor states
his position as follows
- Having been invited to participate in a
demonstration in favor Of certain candidates
for the Presidency and Vice Pre- idrncy. |
think IL due to CANTOR and to my i'Uents
to declare IT once my support OF John T..
Breckenridge and Joseph Lane
Il Was ,aough: Pryor would support the
Little Giant;
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a Desira bic DWELL. g for Rent.

ONE Of the r ost desirable residences in the city
is exposed Tor rent Ter the balance Of the year.
Il is Within FIVE MINUTES walk Of the Square, quite
Ftf red ana CO. taifls g9nd rooms, with pien-
u OF GU rooms good two story brick stable, car
isae.7sln F. E. GLAscocK ca.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-06-30

~A card from ". BRAzELTON, Jr., Esq,
in relation to the rumOr of his support OF
DOUGLAs will be found in the PATRIOT of
this morning. Oar gallant young friend is
unwilling to rest, for moment, under an
impeachment of his political loyalty; and
therefore promptly puts the matter TO rest.