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Referees Sale,

Circuit Court, County Of Mani :owoc.-
George s. Glover against Willowby
LiskuD, Mary Li>kum, Daniel ID. Ham
mond, and Theodore G. Shove Julg
ment of Foreclosure and Sale.
N virtue Of, and pursuant to judgment
rendered in said court. in the above entirled
action, Gate, the 3l>t day of October / so.
|. Edgar d. Beai dsIey, Referee appointed
sail judgment, shall expose for sale and
sell Al public auction, at the Court House
in the illage of Manitowoc, III the comfy
of Nanitow"c, on Wednesday, the 7ih day
Of March. 1850, at the hour Of ten o'clock
in The forenoon of that day, tie following
described morga@ed premises, or 50 much
thereof as may be necessary to raise the
amount Of said Judgment, interest and
costs together with the expense Of sale
All hose certain pieces or parcels Of land
lving and being situate in the county Of
Manit"woc and State of Wisconsin, and
known and described as follows, to wit:
Tie south west quarter Of the rorth east
quarter OF section number twenty nine,
(29) in town nineteen, 49, range twenty
one or y east, and the north west quarter
Of the north east quarter of section twenty
nine, COZ in town nineteen, 90 range
twenty one CD east also tile east hiatt
If the north west quarter Of section mum
Der thirty one, (3Il town nineteen, 90
range twenty two, (22) east.
Dated Manitowcc, November 26. 1859
f. ID. BFAND>LEf, Referee.
Vm. IL Nichols, PRS Atfy. q
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FrdnkiH 81 , merit door t. tie Post Ofice.
MANITOWOC, - WIS.
'TNHlS es'abliaf menI viii ALWAYS contain all tho
l. varieties of Medicine usually kent in DRUG
ore, together with Paints, Oils, Varnish A
cohol, Spirits Of Turpentue, Wines and LIQUOR.
Tor Medicinal purposes. Also fancy articles.
Soap ana Periumary, Blank Books and Station.
@'y, CamPhene, Fund and Puratine, and all the
oiLcr articles belonging to this line.
IL Prescriptions carefully put up both dsy
and night fire 81 n
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iii /,
SATURDAY EVENING POST.
STILL GREATER INDUCEMENTS
4 Chulcc to OJ'ain Two .Syiendtd .Steel
L"graUjnys.
A BEAUTIFUL ENGRAVING ALSO, AS
A PREMIUM TO EVERY
SUBSCRIBER.
Fiction, Mrs, Humor. Agricult'ue the
INaykffy. Dc, dc.

rrHF ,ro,,in,or. ofth~ SATURDAY EVE
| NING PnST-',te oE4.,t..4 he,, .i tht
~. e,-lr.v.. the pla urp 10 anunn, e.. ~ 49,,
,r,riln. irUI.c. ttat tHr, have made. au ecris-
ssrc n. Q nlau' with n al hor v'.o-e Tas - "a
tories b ". q: ate aflr4cttd great ar1e,io "A 81
hat th..y i'll o.e. t." cam. .i.r - 1860 n
ooveler, w,Itfcr. ,xpr-s-i, for TIE PO-l, called
TIE HARL'~ DAUGHTERS:
~ III" a"t""r 81 The Re Conf Fntn," The
K rN' th' liter HaiHw'H," IT, SIX 'i."y
Z Wiz N y. "n" '""'"'. %e, e.
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- o., t4r, yy,. NM san. mar 4nri,'r ~, ~,
v.... w.. have rr,r he'd ,ayelss s+'r.e. ,o.,,,,.
.-.,rs &c iron, b.. non. ~ 10 t,il,,;,ro.r.
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4 p = limo. rh.,,e, D;..l,.,s ,,rr,dTo.
ny,oa. Charles 4 adj. Il " L,.pl..jInw cas-
M,,kay, W,kie Co Inns, nr. Q " Holmes. I :
Arfhur. aurh,r IF I'll, Sconi' g.: Alexander.
UuGlS, JoI q Nhi't:pr. Owen Hereillh p J
b .Ule,. author # F.s.us; Irrr. II sham, s.,
~, Hewitt. au:hor OF 'la,. Red urt Farm. and
+ l,m ct Fnur Arrr~'; G~..cc G.eenwood, Mss
PArdor, Tor nee Percy, An"im . Edwards En-
ma 4 zee br WI, author 1 'iHe Ebony Casnei';
Mrs II \ DruLi-Ou, Fanny If RAYMOND Nora
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En- sttaCiaIshe nt.
TIE State Of Wisconsin.
Nrwo- Co-

TIE State Of WISCONSIN,
MAslTowoC COUNTY,
Town OF Buch nan. II Justices Court
TEN0 FRED0LI>E GERSTE2 You are hereby
i notified th4J Warrant { A:tuc'im 1T h,
been issued against you aud your property A.
tach.d To- sati-fy the demand of kuuie TOR s.,
a amounting t. One Hundred D ,iIsrs. Now. un
ess you sh al appear before SNtni S1nuCisGn a
Justice OF the Peace in and for aid county, at
hi riIce in said town, on The 5th day OF rch,
1860 IT l O'clock in he ,.tternocD, Judgment
viii nc entered against YOU aid Your prol "
sold to ply The debt DATED this 4lh lay q
February, \. d 1850.
kNUDE TORRISON,
81 St Plaintiff.
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vAN,rowoc VILLAGE OFFICERS

VAN,TGW0C VILLAGE OFFICERS
readept-S A WOOD.
.fe,k-J ". Th0pbs.
Ircau,rec-Osc4r K. ch.
HarSha5-C his Bi"grl.
FIRST WARD.
TruHrcS-HcuTy Ba"fz,
r. :. AuD tgh,
john Host.
dykessor-BH-eur Bicgel.
SECOND WARD.
Tc,,sters-J D Nukham.
81 BoIcterIt
Ed. G -.
A. cASOr-O ri~on.
THIRD WARD.
1rtutees-J in u, -
Wrs'phaIl.
Mo Kuhl
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STRAY IiEIEER.

S'TRAIED sray from NanitoSoc about three
> weeks az, RED IL FIR. three years Old,
wfth white spots al over h. T small h. rms turn
81 ia-and she was rather s,nsl Tor her sz-.-
Information concerning her vii be thankfully
lived by DONAHUE.
Nui,o-oc, December l. 1889.
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CHANGE OF LOCATION.

CiG.S. j. ETe AIsE has removed his
~ BILLIARD Room aud 5 .ts ca 10 y Initiate = ne ~
Bsic< building, adjoining the Ma iohal Eofei,
immediately over DIx's Mr. JOHN p. AR
MOLD is nov as-ocisted Wit him AMI they in
srd t. eep everything TO please their friends
AID customers, EXCEPT Jook Gni slate. They
ave ane Of lie best Of Biiar Tables, and the
B lr sill s.waya contain the choicest Liquors ana
Cigars Lovers Of pleasure invited TO call
a see he Ee1 establishments,
g. Fresh Oysters and other delicacieS
seroed up On SHIRT natter.
Mdnitowoc. Dec 81, 1859.
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81 St
GOlRE-

4 va kt u n q ga Es a II O.lUtN 81 Ma ITO
y VOC. Allied Sm"h ag't James NJ S,raaue
H. j, Ul.man, tor tie OF H. x. Miller WI
liam Al iricH, Ii, Eek al II. Smi h, N,rri" b Net
bury, JOHN W Mrdbury. ] me, F ! drcn tn
Ciiy Bank IF Racine, Jacob a. Hoover, john
Sercomb Ib"rt Knapp, and Chrrles X, uhn.-
summon for Relief Complaint not served
The State Of Wisconsin 10 the above nan ed
PENDANTS:
You are hereby summoned and required TO
answer the compliant in this actioR, IF which a
copy was on the tenth day % January, 1850
filed in the tfi u of The Clerk Of me Circuit
Court in and tor the couuty of Maujtnuoc, and
serve a copy OF your sser on the sub ,crber al
Ma litnsoc, Wisconsin. within iTety DAYS after
thu service hereof, exclusive IF the day of such
servi7e; and if you al to the complaint
as Aforesaid, the plaintiff will apply to the Courl
for the reliei demand in the con plant.
Witness, Hon. David Tay Tor, Jud e of the An
Juliciai Court, at u 'i'ownc, Ills
/ llth day # Jtnuarv. 1860.
/ WI. u NICHOLS, Pif's AfV.
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COWS.

asTEa HAVE for sale, 10 young Cows
&Ea Nth Calves.
Also, yoke working Oxen.
HI-f' .. n. FIAT.
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DISSOLUTION.
FOX THE

NOTICE is hereby given that the firm known
y under the name and style Of Cni,stY ( rs
II>e.R IL this lay dissolved by mutual consent
Nani.oSoc, Nov. -, 1889.
" Il CRISSEY,
CHAN ES~IiNGER
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WANTED.

NOTICE is hereby given, that tue Ger
: lifca'es of deposit Nos. 1l9l and
1892, issued by y. Wo!mer 4 Co to
John A, Cu~hman, on the 7th dav Of Nav,
1858, will not be paid, because the con
sideraton for the same is fraudulent. 6"
\ WpLLMER.
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= DJ PRINT I'VE.

Having a large and varied assortment Of job
Type, AID iwo Pkrssss, he Prrp-irior Is pre-
par-t % exeggts oil fi.d- -! JOB PAINTING OF
SHIT 10 Ier ..I at ar prices.
- -Ed- II "a mere Produce taken al
ii e payment Tor or paper.
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w. r. ELDRIDGE.

AZ ILL serve Summons and Comp ats, and
w VIII make HE necessary alt ttvtr OF
wee sell X al Es'ate on Jud .;uent OF Forccos-
nre Of Mortgage, and will DO
a General Collecting Business.
All collections promptly RENTED.
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NEW aseIEs EGATESEs.
THE ENTFRPRI-InG PUBLISHER
G. G. .E.V & II =.
NO. 436, Chestnut St.

PIIiLaD iPiIIA.
HIS just added 10 his exreu-.v" st, the .o;I.w-
ing new Bo'is s:
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~. ~ STa-N IFTd a., Fh'Iad lpIiI.
Ia ", e COPE. Of the Post sent gratis
"hen qIr-ted
- /" Editors:-Editors Who will give the
nh"ve ote Insertion. or coudense the ,,a.sril
pDfli ar al 1t fer their editorial Columns n. IN.
EFT. =" an exchange ard copy f THE
Sp"arug l. Ike 49," b, s'rdiug vs. muk.d
coy { ia" paper co.taining the advort.. men,
or Lctce.
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THE LIFE OF
COL. DAVID (L,lilkEII-

- kiiJors III Ne@suap - giving The 10 We
ln~erjl"u~ and ealing ait, i"n - II, AID Sc',d
ng II, wi receive any thrte Of the following
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Sheriff. S SALE.
Bell, johnson, Jack & Co. In Ashland County

Bell johnson, Jack & Co: In Ashland County
VS..
George H. Steward. Common Pleas.
PURSUANT to the Command of an 'sordsr Of
Sale of Mortgaged premises duly issued from
the Court of Common Pleas of Ashland County, da-
ted the 26th day of November, A. d., 1860. and to
1ae directed 1 will sell at public sale at the door Of
the Court House in said county, on as
Saturday the 18th day December, a. d., 1860,
between the hours of 20 O'clock AM, and 4 o'clock
PM. of said day, the following described lands and
tenements to-wit The following lot of ground in
Hanover township, Ashland county Ohio, and bOun-
ded and described as follows: Beginning at the
Northwest corner of Spring street in town of Lou
donville, in quarter Section number one a. in
township number nineteen (19;) thence We ito the
Black Fork of Mohiean Geek; thence down with the
meanderings of said creek to the State Road lead
ing from Wooster to Mt. Vernon; thence East on the
said road to Spring street; thence North to the place
of beginning. Supposed to cont~in ten and one half
acres; being the SAM lot of ground (which Stephen
Butler and Diana his wife, by deed Of the 18th Of
July 1926; Recorded in said county of Ashland;
lRichlaads) in Book D, Page s56. conveyed to said
EichbanM, and which said Eiohbaum and wife by
deed of this date (Noy. 1851 conveyed TO George
H. Stewart. Appraised at So
Terms of Sale-Cash.
t&pfs6,65 JOHN. J. HOFFMAN, ShbaHaiS.
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SHERLFFS SALE
Garrett Dorland,
Common Pleas.

Garrett DOrland' In Ashland County
jacob Borter. Common Pleas.
DY virtue ST an alias vendi VS.. defendant, duly
ID issued from the Court of Common Pleas Of
Ashland County, dated the 18th day of November
A. D. 1860. and to me directed; 1 will sell at public
auction at the door of the court house in said .coun-
on
Saturday, the 22d, day IF December, 1860,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
P. II. of said day, the following described
lands and tenements to-wit: Lot number seventy
(76l in the town of Rowsburg in Ashland Co,
Ohio. Terms of Sale-Cash. Appraised at $50, 90.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Nov. 81. 1s6o.-tspfS3,OO
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SHERLEE,S SALE
SHEHIF
Hugh Elliott and Noses
Elliott, Plaintiffs,

Hugh Elliott anG Noses
Elliott, Plaintiffs, In Ashland county
Henry Staufer, and Court of Common Pleas.
Esther Harvet, Deft's.
7 pursuant to tia command of Rp order of sale
duly issued from the Court of Common Pleas of
said county, dated the 4th day of December: 1860,
and to me directed, / will sell at Public Auction OF
the, door of the Court House in said county, on
Saturday the 5h day Of January, 1861,
the following described lands and tenements, to-wit;
being les number ninety-three, (93l and ninety
four (94) in the town eff Savannah, Ashland county,
Ohio. Appraised at s.
Terms of Sale-Cash.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Sheriff.
Dec. 4, 1860. ts-pf-S4
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In Conclusion, let mo say to all my Old
FRIENDS &
Splendid Farm for Sale.

TNHE undersigned has for sale, on VERY REA-
Il TERMS, a farm lying in Jackson
township, Ashland County, one-half mile west of
Perrysburg, containing about one hundred and
seventy acres The Farm is well improved, the
in every respect.
For particulars, terms, sc. apply to WV. BUcHAN-
AN, Esq. Perrysburg or DAVID YorNG, West Salem,
Wayne Co. B. c. YOUNG.
Nov. 81, Iss0.-3m25.
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To the Honorable Commissioner of Ashland
County.
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition will be
IN presented to the Commissioners Of Ashland Co.
Ohio, at their March session. 1851, asking for the
vacation Of a road leading from .Meanors Mill in
Green TIP. to intersect the road leading from Mifin
to MELVILLE at John Yeisers shop in Monroe Up,
Ricnland county o.. commencing at TIE Northeast
corner of the half quarter of the North east quarter
of section two (2) in said township thence west on
said line to intersect the said road from Mifain to
MELVILLE at John Yeiser's barn. PETITIONER.
Nov. 81, 1850 -3w25* $3.50
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ENVELOPES of the beet and ehcapr It .qualft
II =sy be had Ct the Post Office
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Our relations with Mexico remain in a most
unsatisfactory condition. In my last two an
nual messages I discussed extensively the sub
icct of these relations, and do not now pro-
pose to repeat at length the facts and algu-
ments then presented. They prove %conclu-
siyely that our citizens residing in Mexico and
our merchants trading thereto had suffered a
series of wrongs and outrages such as we have
never patiently borne fiom any other nation
For these, our successive ministers, invoking
the faith Of treaties, had, IN the name of their
country ,pe~rsistently demanded redress and
naturalization, but without the slightest
effect. Indeed, SO confident lad the Mexican
authorities become of our patient endurance,
that they universally believed they might
commit these outragcs upon American citi
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G u S t O NV O r K .

My Shops contain the best of worAmen-
as thu citizens of this place well know.
TO all those then who desire an Article
of Clothing, made in Superior
Style, We say,
GO TO GREENEWALD'S.
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market

The Herald, when it remarks that =" the devil
has got in:o the Methodist Episcopal Church
North" intends no sly allasion, we hope, to the
Rev. Mr.. Kettel t. whose speech in the Conference
we referred on Saturday, and whom TIE Herald
compliments ia the same article as " sensitive.
rational, and educated clergyman" and his speech
as mastery one" a better defense of the
slave institution to be sure, that is not
saying much" than any delivered in Congress
" during the present session"
That the Rev. Mr., Kettell may understand the
precise value aud bearing of these compliments, we
beg leave to refer him to an article in subsequent
column of the same number of The Herald, in which
that journal exutsntly relies on the influence of the
" almighty dollar" their greatest and most
powerful god"-to quiet down the people of
New-England and the Northwest on the question
of Slavery. Even the clergy" remarks The
Herald-no doubt with the New.York Methodist
Conference, and the Rev. Mr.. Kettel, and his
" mastery speech, in its eye" are bowling down
"to it, aud becoming eminently conservative.
" Slavery most of them regard as a sin; but large
"number, continually growing larger, consider it
" as a venial sin, sort of necessary evil; while
" come go still further, and justify the institution
" on moral and political grounds" In remsrking
as it does, in its first article that it is Mr.. Kette
d" religion" from utter destruction, it must be the
worship Of the almighty dollar to which that journal
refers.
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News from the City of Mexico to the LIST inst. do
not confirm the accounts hitherto circulated from
New-Orleans that, in consequence of the seizure of
the Marin steamers, decree had been issued BAN
isbing American citizens, aid cOnfscating their
property 1t is stated, however, that great excite
ment prevailed, and that declaration of war was
talked Of The defeat of the attack on Vera Cruz
is ascribed to that capture the supplies upon which
Mirsmon relied being on board those vessels.
Meanwhile, there are reports at Vera Cruz OF a
new march upon Mexico, for which purpose it was
reported that the troops of the Northern Provinces
were again concentrating. But it does not appear
that the power of the Church party had been mate
rally shaken. They still held the cities of Guada-
laisra and San Luis PotOsi, and no progress had
yet been made by the COnsiitutiOnasts in their at
tempts to recover those cities.
Our ambassador Mr.. MLane has returned to
Vera Cruz and that city is recovering from the ef-
fects of the late bombardment which Occasioned
much less damage than was at first reported.
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VESSEL ON FIRE

GARRorED IN MERCER SrRExr-Lsst a'got a.
Albert Sully of Brooklyn was passing throcgh Mercer
street. he was accosted by two grls named Catharne
Buckbee and Mary Ann Wilson, who aSked hin to-
give them fifty cents, wherewth to get some supper.
Mr.. Sully refused the request and was about walking
on. when one of the girls seized his cap and with
her companion away. Mr.. suly followed them
very quietly, but had not proceeded lar when
three men So 'denly arrested his further progress.
One of the men seized his arms and the others were
about rifing his pockets when the approach Of some
citizens frightened them and the three escaped subse-
quenty the girls were arrested BY Officer Crosby, and
one of the men named Thos Flynn, all Of whcn vera
positively identified by Sully. The accused were
locked up in the Eighth Ward Stst,n-House.
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--latest Doings i'm the Legislature.
Special Dispatch to The N. Y. Tribune.
ALBANY, April Is, 1901 P. m.

optcih DbPbACu 10 lno W. l. AilDuht-
ALBANY, April Is, 1901 P. m.
RUMORs.
The city is full of rumors as to when the Legislature
viii adjourn and when wont, as to vetoes railroad
tols &C. 1t is rumored that the Governor has vetoes
prepared for the Albany & SusquehaDnah Railroad ap
preparation, and three city railroad bills. Other &C
counts are that he has not, and will not veto any Of
these bills but keep them to die patural deaths in the
event that the Legislature should adjourn tomorrow or
next day.
On the other band it is confidently expected hst the
Legislature will not adjourn till the city railroads are
signed OF vetoed and that if vetoed they with other
bills that have been vetoed and expected to be We
toed will have sufficient vitality by union of inter-
est TO 90 through over the vetoes One current rumor
is to the effect that the Legislature will take reces
from Monday 10 Thursday that members can attend
the Syracuse Convention, and the Governor have time
10 consider the bills now before him. The farmers In
the Legislature are very anxious to be at their plows
snd think il doubtful if they be kept together
after Tuesday next
There is hardly lingering hope remaining that the
Legislature viii agree on Toll bill and there danger
that it will adjourn without making provision to meet
the liabilities of the State for interest the canal debt
&c The acts already passed provide for tax OF q
mile TO the dollar ana unless Toll bill shall be passed
II will be necessary to meet the State liabilities to levy
a further tax of l. MILL making the total tax four
mills.
There ia strong disposition in the Assembly not to
levy this last tax, but to adjourn and go home, after
having presented an address to the people, showing
who are the persons who have prevented the passage
of proper measures for increasing the revenue without
reeort to burdensome taxation But rather than have
the State 20 to protest it is sad that the Governor will
call an extra session.
The Utica Asylum Investigation COMMITTEES will re-
port to morrow. They have failed to fnd anything
decsiveas to where the patient received his injuries aS
the employees Of the Asylum said TO bave testified
differently from their statements to the Coroners Jury.
The Counsel for the Asylum who appeared before the
Committee managed to rule out the testimony taken
before the Coroner on technical points understand
the evidence shows want of interest on the part OF
Dr. Gray and that the attendants Of the Asylum have
been selected without reference to their fitness.
Senator Mcleod Murphys resolution for the appoint
ing of Committee to investigate the affairs OF the
Central Park, was passed last night.
The Senate also adopted the Assembly substiss for
the Bankrupt bill.
There will be fight in the Assembly against the
Commissioners of Records appropriation in the city tax
lew as passed by the Senate and it is doubtful the
Governor will sign the bill unless the item shall be
stricken ont.
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gangs Of slaves, male and female, on their way to
Southern market driven hand-cuaed and with
whips cracking about their ears, through the streets
Of this city under authority of new decision on
the part OF Juege fancy and his Pro-Slavery asso-
ciates' This would be the next thing to the fulfill.
ment Of the anticipation ascribed to Mr. Toombs Of
some day calling the roll of bis slaves under the
shadow of Bunker Hill. Indeed, after such deci-
sion, Mr.. Toombs might easily do that by passing
Bunker bill on his way to New. Orleans and a
market