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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20
ANDREW -. NEFF.
NollrN Rnhlic.

Will tasc depositions, acknowledge deeds.
mortgages, powers OF attorney, etc.
Blank deeds and mortgages ALWAYS on hand.
Office in the new Jail building, up stairs,
Winchester. Ind.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20

- LkGAL dVertIsemeats MUsT DC PaIu
for in advance.
- Unless particular time is specified
when handed in, ADvERTIsENEST- viii be
published until ordered out, and charged
for accordingly.
eE EADvERTIsEvrvTs, to insure insertion
the SAME week, should be handed IN by
Tuesday morning.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20
JOHN RICHARDSON,
Merchant Tailor.

HEEPS on hands Cloths, cassimeres
N vcs,ings and Trimmings of every va
riety, and takes especial pains to give salts.
faction % his customers IN making neat and
comfortable fits. and doing good and sub
stantial work.
Work done in the shop warranted. and
no pains spared 10 please those who favor
him with their patronage.
Remember, good French Cloths. Doe
skin and Fancy Cashmere and good as
sortmcnt of Nesting always on hand.
- shop west side of the public square
Winchester. oetCl
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20

We publish below speech deliv-
cred by the Hon. George w. julian,
in the House of Representatives in
1851 on the duty of Congress to pass
a Homestead law. This question was
then of but small growth, but has
since grown to be one of the great and
absorbing principles OF the Party of
Freedom. Mr.. Julian was one of the
earliest advocates of this measure,
and deserves at least some credit for
its present popularity. We ask for it
a careful reading.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20

convicted of the most fragrant crimes
were brought in and sold without any
duty whatever" He opposed the
duty upon slaves.
These facts prove incontestably that
it was the deliberate purpose. not of
individual members alone. but of the
Convention. TO exclude from the Con-
stitution. not only the hated word
"slare." :" but the detested thing
''sIarery," and we have, Therefore,
the right TO insist-before it can be
asserted, with any title to our respect,
that this august and intelligent bods
affirmed or established the right OF
property in a slave" and thus re-
versed the established law of nature
on that subject-tllat the language OF
the Constitution should be found to
be so explicit as to be irresistible.
Instead of this being the case, we
boldly and defiantly assert that upon
an intelligent examination of each and
all the clauses quoted above, it will be
found that such an idea is distinctly
excluded theretrom.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20

The motion to reconsider the vote by
which the bill was referred TO the Com
mittee OF the Whole, being under con
sidcration.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20
q L a m * 8 :

Deeds, Mortgages, Delivery Bonds, TX
ecutions, Summonses, Subpgnas. Consta-
Bile Sales. etc, etc. fo- sale At this Office at
reduced prices.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-09-20
HON. G, w, JULIAN,
OF INDIANA
DELIVERED

DELIVERED
IN THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES, JANUARY 29, 1851,
On the Bill reported from the Committee on
Agriculture, granting to every head of a
family a Homestead of one hundred and
sixty acres out of the public domain,
provided he or She occupy and cultivate
the land for an uninterrupted period OF
five years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06
Revelations from Africa-The New Poll
teal NIsger Dodge.

We publish elsewhere to day letter from the
Tribune, written on the coast of Africa, setting
forth the fact that that coast is now swarmng
with the fleet Of slavers fitted out In our North
ern ports, which We exposed months since,
while the principal outfits were going on.
Il is a curious coincidence that the Tribune
and the Tines should have received verbatim
copies Of the same letter denouncing this sud.
den and great increase OF the slave trade jast
as they used to receive, during the Kansas ex-
element, exaggerated reports of the same start
ling revelations and inventions, by the use of
which Fremont was go nearly elected Presi-
dent. 1t is another curious coincidence, that
these verbatim letters should be sent simulta-
neously to those journals on the eve Of another
exciting Presidential canvass; and it would be
still more curious coincidence If some of
these many Northern ftted-out slavers should,
from time to time between now and the Presi-
dental election, drop into our Southern ports,
and be seized with three or four hundred
live and kicking Congo niggers on board,
or chased on cur coast, make fight and be sent
to the bottom, with all their living freight.
There ould be lively times then in black re-
publican politics, and the niger trade excite.
ment ould beat that or Kansas, after giving
II several skies. a few niger traders might
be hung; but that would not matter to the get
tiers up Of the agitation, any more than did the
hanging Of John Brown aud his crew to the
same getters up Of the Kansas fever
Months ago We showed that this slave
trade movement was being concocted in our
Northern States, and that the Northern ports
were swarming with out-dttipg slavers. From
the information we have received, It is evident
that between ninety ard one hundred Of these
nefarious niger expeditions have been fitted
out in this and the neighboring ports within the
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moment.

THREATENED EXPLOSION ON THE Texan FRoN-
T1ER-Accounts from Texas seem to show
very hostile state of feeling between the Next
cans and Americans on the border. Governor
Honston's special messenger to Washington re-
ports that large numbers of evil disposed per-
soDs have gathered on the frontier, and that an
outbreak seems inevitable. Should the Mexican
treaty be rejected and the internecine war In
Mexico be, by that action on the part of the
Senate, prolonged, then there is strong pro-
liability of border conflict between the Texans
and Mexicans, which may result in general
war involving the whole country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

News from CALIFORNIA;, Oregon, British
Columbts and the Sandwich IsIasds.
hoLLoY's STATION, March 8, 1859
The California overland mail stage, with regular sos
Francisco dates 10 the 18Th and Geographic advcas " IL
evening tho l4th Of February passed station soos
noon TO day.
The republicans bad held q primary election in SD
Francisco for the election Of delegates 10 the State Goa
venton, at which majority IN favor Of the Hon. Vim
Seward were chosen
The Railroad Convention lately In session at Sacramento
has passed the following resolution
Resolved Thai the Leesasure of Ibis be and be~.
ana a6ue .lty iboussDd DOL such conpsny or essc
dern line 'srsrsphic -ire n an, DSsas 4 ,s
~S Of s as sss aaa form ss.
iSss ss e.
eieneeen months after ne appropriation.
for completing the Telegraph lines above alluded u
we're six Thousand ana four thousand dollars which tai
despatch proves TO have been Geographic error.
The oates from Portland and Oregon tn the Cta o.
February The hews, hoSsver, ia uninportant
Victoria dates Sth al February During Ind
moth OF January $Slo0 in gold dust exported irou
Victoria.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb 10, 1890
But few sales have been made from the iato arrivas
weaker: sales at 10c per To- Coal s SIT per too Tor a
thi acito. Mess PORK nrm, without sales Bacon has
improved nc Lard, lsc Tor J &Co.'s Better, droop
ing Sugars weaker; crushed 1910 Domestic sp,rise
essief Brandy, ACC a47Hc. whskey 4skc
Sailed ship Black Hawk FOR CatIao.
San FaASGIsco, Feb. N.--8P. ".
There have been DO arrivals snce the preyious LIS
graph Of the 1lth inst =
The markets wtnout change
bill was passed by the Iegisaturs yesterday t-sp
ferrpg duellpg from the Court OF Sessions 70
Nstct Court Ibis oct has special references N J,de
TerrJs case, Whose trial Ii about to take p4cs In the "a
Francisco court II SesscDs. for killing senator Brodcrao
INA great p ant saDsd towards hs acquinai.
The Columbia river b still closed by Ice
AdFices from British Columbia are 70 the 9Th inst
An American officer had ma ched with sergeaut
guard al langley anc taken two pris,ners ana g.,
veyed them over the boundary limo to wahingt Tel
tory. The Victoria newspapers highly incaos
at this new mfr ngement ca the rights OF tbs Brku
government
Dates from the Sandwich Islands to the csth of Jauua
received.
The Russian feet had sailed for Cronstadt vis e..
rsiso.
The schooner Far West sailed from Honolulu on the "a
on voyage Of discovery for new guaDo islands.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06

BUYING AI.DERMEN-THE BRADY CAsE-A few
days ago the Mayor nominated Mr.. G. ]. Tucker
as President Of the Croton Water Board That
nomination was rejected by the Board Of Al
dermen, and thereby Mr.. G J. Tucker came to
grief-not only he, but one Brady, an Alder
man. who would fain have ns believe that bis
virtue is Of the pure Original Jacobs antique
Romsn type. Brady writes many letters to the
papers to show that various means were
adopted to debsuch bis public virtue but he
resisted them all, like nineteenth century Ly-
cugus, as be probably ia. The bribery agent
met the Alderman great many times, and
rendered money, or its equivalent In variety
Of ways. At first he was to have two thousand
dollars down for his vote. Whether the money
was not secure. or there we're other considera-
ticns, is not stated; but the Alderman did not
entertain the proposition, nor was he offended
ny it. A little later y relative of the Alderman
was offered bet Of two thousand dollars to
twenty five that Brady would not vote to con-
firm Tucker. This was declined, for what rea-
however, that the negotiations continued during
several days; that they were frequently re-
newed; that the matter was talked over in Q
cool, business like way. just the same as an
Ordinary business transaction would be dis.
cusssd and that from the tenor of the disclosures
in the case Of the LacedemoDian Brady, the
gentlemen Of the Corporation are as familiar
With bribery as with any of the fine arts. As
the man in the play says, "Bless you, it is
easy as lyingr"
One thing about this Brady expose strikes
ns very Iorcib)y. That is, the want of
organization perceptble in the bribery
and corruption, az we'll as in other
important departments Of the municipal
government. In Wall street there are men
who sell stocks, without ever having them in
their possession, agreeing TO deliver them
by certain day, and pocketipg the diff.
ference as the securities rise or fall in
the meantime. We fear that this mat
ter Of time bargains by street brokers
nss been carried on in the Park as well as
in Wall street-in Aldermen as well as in other
fancy stocks In order to prevent imposition
the matter should be thoroughly organized
after the manner of the Brokers' Board. Then
we could have the daily quotations as to the
price of Aldermen, as We have the sales at the
stock boards, the city trade report, or the re-
tail prices of provisions and vegetables in
Washington Market. Thepublic ought to know
the exact state of the Corporation market
every day, and we hope that Alderman Brady
will embody our idea in an ordinance, and re-
port it to the wonderful Board of which he is
80 brilliant an ornament, at the earliest possible
moment.
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Assembly.

Albany. March 8, 1854
bill 10 authorize The formation Of gas sad wssor con
pan,es was reported favorabiy.
Mr. A. A. kYYxss gave police Of bill 10 saoorporsse ss
New York Ano BIookiyp Cab Company.
MIR. J Smith OF btl 70 authorize tho Boards 81
Supcrv TO abolish the Office OF Schoot Csmmssss0ss
INTRODUCED.
BY Mr.. BOWMAN repeal the &C. OF 1865 TO pruvtSe
mon schoos
By Mr. JACQUES III incorporate the Nex YORK p,s
sengr ara Packsge Line Coulary. 1t incor pssates =.
fMrcnild, A. H Barney, j. H. Humphrey, ". q Fares
ana A. g. Williams. ~h cspsts Il atty thousand DID,
70 rue sso,ces from sssamooAs and railroad Ian isas
By NJ g Knay-ro authorize the coastruciss II q
Ialresd from issosinn avenue 70 Park Tue .Hcsr-
Lpmmis and W W Fowler.
By Mr.. FsHEx-To au.boi re tho estatIisbmeot II n
other streets 10 Brooklyn.
By Mr.. CALIioor-ro authorize the building OF os~rt
house 10 Kings county |. suthortxss the sresss,er -
borrow one hundred thousand oays and 70 ssus boso
By o Auxsro authorize the receiver Of thu Rroao~o
oty Bank in Bons 70 oanpsouise and settle with aay
stockholders OF TOE hAsk 70 o. oos tho SKATE, Tor
BY Mr.. DwIcHr-In relation T. libel. II provides tat
90 The proof Of malice Tue jary may asssr~ns -
amount Of tho damages by aeei without produstsa Z
By Mr. HoQcAps-ror the protection Of boarding hss,.
keepers. gives them them the same lion o. baxyHrs
AMI Effects ~ Inn keepers have
Mr.. Smith offered resolution 10 appoint committee
with Samuel A Law cbairman, to inquire into ~
and management Canals ana 10 report q, a
matters BY which strcter economy can DO enforc,1
La d over
The Albany ard susquehanna Railroad bill was us6<
the special orceT for Frioay next
The Personal Liberty bill was made the soecial order
for Wednesday next week
Mr.. Finch called up the resolutions requiring ipfsrns
ton Of the Comptroller a the fnsncs con hi. 20 OF I'M
state, the amount OF taxation necessary, &c Adopted
hr tILswoRIB moved for y report from the Receiver
the HOLSTER Bank in Buffalo, Of all mAtte,s relating to Il
bark since his appointment Adopted
Also concurrent resolutions calling f..
prompt pa mept Of Ill revolutionary debts pensions aAd
CLAIMS. Iaid over.
The bill 70 authorize the consolidation o. the BrooaAru
Central and Jamaica rsilroaas recommitaed.
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THE FIFTH AVENUE VIGI-ANT COMMITTEE IN
TROUBLE 1t is announced that Mr. Gerrit
Smith, having $50 far walked up from bis
eclipse Of intellect as to read and hear read
iDg," has perused the manifesto issued bv the
Fifth Avenue Committee last autumn, and has
employed number of lawyers to sue the prin.
cipal members of that committee for libel, in
having stated that he helped along the effort
at insurrection and the overturn of the govern.
ment made by John Brown and bis associates
at Harper's Ferry. There has been some very
curious correspondence between Mr.. Smiths
son'in law and Messrs. Phelps and Barlow
members of the committee. We give the let
ters elsewhere, for the information Of the public
AT the same time, we regret to be compelled to
believe that Mr. Gerrit Smith has not Is yet re-
covered bis normal condition of mind. It is
also painful to reflect upon the alarming fact
that his insanity has proved contagious and
has extended to his legal advisers. Mr.. Smith
must have forgotten the circular which he is
sued in August last, apropos to the Jerry
Rescue celebration. There was once we'll
known filibuster who said that when he made
raid upon country he intended to hang all
the principal citizens, for the moral eff.
feet" In like manner, Mr.. Smith advocated,
in the circular we refer to, instruction, insur.
rection, insurrection, ss the only hope for the
slave. Now he is painfully Ill when be thinks
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-03-06


MORE TTNKEKrNd AT TEE CHARrEn.--yhs city
charter is again occupying the attention of the
Legislature. Our Albany Solons are never
tired of tinkering the charter; jet every
amendment seems only to make it worse and
worse. Oakley Hall, we perceive, is now in All
bany, with view to have it modified so as to
centralise more power in the Comptroller. We
live in the age of experiments, AID more par
tcularly Of experiments regarding municipal
government; but we have not succeeded in
getting at the right kind Of city government
yet. The best thing the Legislature can do,
as they are abont II, lie to pass the amended
charter according to Oakley Halls plan. 1t
viii, no doubt, be all right as to its
grammar, its capitals, its points, periods.
semicolcns, commas, and all, for Mr.. Hall
is more Of literary man than . lawmsker or
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News from Havana.

NEW URLEANS March 5, 1851
The steamship Habana, from Havana on the lst ina
arrived here DAY
The steamer Baltimore from Baltimore arrived NJ ri
vana, Cd the 10Th uk
Sugar Was steady at az reals The weather contIuul
uDtavorsbie for the new crop. The stock was 600
boxes against l4o, coo last year.
The steamers General Mrsmon and MARQUEE. OF Hay
pa sailed for Vera Cruz the 27h uit under the NJ
can nag was reported that they were both purchas
BY 6anta Arna to aid Miramon to seize Vera Cruz.
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The Nsw York AerAId-e8ditlOn 10
G1gOp0.

The Nsw York aeraId-0dition for
GaTope.
The cunard mail steamship Europa, Capt Letch, will
leave Boston on Wednesday, for Liverpool
The Europesn mails viii close In this city this az.
teruoon at quarter past O'Clock, 10 60 by railroad
ana nj four O'Clock, 70 90 by Steamboat
the ErRopxAs Epp1os rssR HERALD will be published
~ ten O'clock In the morriHg Single copies ~rapp.rs
SIX urnts
subsunptons and Advertisements for any edition Of tie
Nyv yoRx HMc viii be received tho following places
In Europe
Loxpcx. .6amPsvn Low, Son o., Al Lcdease Hill
Lansing, Starr q o.. "a King William street
PAM. .LAosag, Baldwin Co., pace dc 10 Bourss.
tsvxzrooL .Lansng, Starr o., No, Chapel street.
Stuart, % Exchange street, East.
HAvxA. :. lansing, Baldwin Co., n rue C0rneuc
HAHSUno. De ChAYeaaronge Co,
me oosssnss or 10 ErRorE.s EDros On nm HEaXs
WIN combine the us~s seceved By maj. telegraph at
the oce during the previous week ana up the tour Of
plhhcaaioa.
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AtBsyY, March s, 1859
Mr.. ArRrHY, from tho Committee Medical Societes
reported bill to create tho Office OF Commissioner Of
Luuacy and Inspector Of Aims Houses, Poor Houses,
coussy Luanc Asy huns, Jas, &C. throrrtou. the state
Mr. HAMMOND introduced bill TO facilitate the enforce
mcnt Of tire excee law
Mr. RAScsy INTRODUCED bill 70 provide for the Cling OF
the Comfy 1ressurers bonds In TIE Cuntv Clerks office
NJ MONTGOMERY offered ressisso1 iaqcis.as for tho
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Of hioodsbed. Tbere is enough in his own hand
to justify all that I've yigilant Committee (and
we don't think they are SO very vigilanD ever
said, ard the very best thing that the friends of
Mr.. Smith could do would be 10 send him and
his lawyers back to the fanatic asylum, from
which he has evidently escaped too soon.
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The steamers Norwioa ind MANN titan. Of To,
Oofrells Inc, arrived here yesterday Sunday mos
from New York city. The captains report the river
clear from New York 10 Polghkeepsie. From 70
70 tns place there IL considerable ice Boa.s
continue to run regularly from this place 10 Ner
from this date
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Municipal elections.

MARSHALL Mich March S 1861
AT tho charter ele ;tion he'd hero 10 gay iha sd
democratic ticket was elected By leo msjority-a del
cratic gain Of 200 ainoe last year.
GALrvA, III Mxch &, 1ss
At the municipal election IN this city day the ey
democratic ticket was ell ctei. with the exception "A
Aldermen, by an average risjority OF lo3
RATTLE CKEEK, M'ch March 6, IS6
At the charter elec.on here 10 d,y ths repsbh,
elected their whole ticket " Pendeil, the re,u5l
candidate for Mayor, has So majority.
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expense o. publishing the Bate canvass from 1856 ~.
rUe Adopted. - Sh
weNe MADE the special order II Fri1ay
ths Hcokiys wsev bill o~oered u third readiax
The Sil 10 empower neabefs chsrtsa bic apd oru
lent sooAsties 70 vote by proxy was ordered 70 Inr
reading
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Affairs I'm Missouri.

81. LOUIS, March 4. II
Arsfo'a'iou passed the House OF the Missouri Il
ture yesterday. ius.ructiug the COMMITTEES On In
lnproveuenu to report bill 70 compiete the Pacta
road 70 Kansas city. I
Also reeclution to sell W the highest bidder The
Asse0ri saa Iron Mountain ed Ae Csisa Nj |,
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ChAKilSTuN, March 3, IS
Tie black crew OF tho B-''ieb sh'p Arannco rrr
on Sunday. One negro wss shot, but rot NOR
Order was fnally restored, when all The nulinoers
arrested.
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Democratic Ratification Meeting at Pf
lodel phan.

PHiiADELFHrA, March 8, 1860
mass meeting was held here this evening by the
mocra ate, 70 ratfy the pominanon Of Henry Foster
Governor. The meeting was largely attended, an -
greatest enthusiasm manifested.
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Troops for tho Texan Frontier.
LxASsSwsETH, K + March s. 1866,
Major Hunts Batcrs. Company Of tho Light Aytille
stationed at Fort Leayenworth, has been ordered to n
Orleops
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The Baltimoro a nd Ohio n.yrroud.

t'HfaffMyEsI iSV]
The Narylerd State Senate 10 cay passed bill incr
irg the orectofship Of the private stockhc..ers OF
Babnofe add Ohio Ralseaa TO twenty tnfee thus gix
directors.
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The Loss Of the Haugarian.

The revenue cutter Daring has returned hero sitn
damaged mails Of the auship Hungarian but br.p
further news In regard to her loss.
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The Now sIexIco Mali sery,ce.

Sr Lours, March Il is',
The Legislature Of New MEXICO has passed q reso :
PesinoEng Congress To gssat them sern,-wcckiy
running through in ten days
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NEW YORK HERALD TUESDAY MARCH G. 1860

last Twelve months, aud that The stody Of .he
best way not TO zee it hsg been carried b, a
very high point " perfection by many Of our
Albany appointed officials. There arc oaae,
little dreamed Of by the public in the black
list oil those coacerDed-meD VINO are piiars
IN astis'ave,y churches, examples ia
black republican morality, and high in
otecit IA the back paricrs OF our
banks. The Fri6unes correspondents states
that even ladies are kn0wa 80 he Gun
cerneo ia these expeditions; but We do DOT be
lioyc that We know the Ladies are dearly
fond Of contributing to the funds o. self decay.
'rg abolition societies, buzz We don't oetieye
any ot them would permit their names to 6e
inserted al the New Yorb Custom House as
csners in the register of New York Niger
stealing shaver.
fhe tine, place and manner of the abolition
excitement mongers IN getting up these reve-
'atioDs Of the African slave trade movement
have been weil arranged. The Times, in lis III
is0ti!e judgment, believed that il owed she
in,or mstion entirely to it's own enterprise, aud
claims that it's more pbilOsophic compeer has
been Stealing from Its columns, because IT
graveiy waited dag to bring out ITS letter
from ''oar Own correspondent and winch, IN
its philosophical innocence. It thought it had
exclusively. We viii oct oae Of our big
pumpkins that ii they will compare notes they
viii find that they RECESSED verbatim letters In
he ZANE handwriting, and accompanied With
the same fatieriDg pfivate note to the editor,
asking for an article on the subject from mia
own hand IL they will follow the thing up,
perhaps they will find certain characteristic
marks that viii indicate who, among their old
aeqaaintauces, have had hand in preparing
he new political dodge.
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The Yacht wandcrer.
rIutiny ut Chari..ton.

BOSTON, March D, is9
The yscht wsneerer called at / ?. NJ to lay roJ
vala-