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RI oceedlnss Of tine Csssmissioncrs.



Il appearing from the certificate Of the Sheriff. that
M. g. Murdock is elected Magistrate Of Police, and
Thomas Webb, Lemusl Lynch. George Laws, lame.
O. Tursp.ne, n. G. suowd James Y. Whitfield and
Robert Faucet, Commissioners ior The ensuing yesrj
and being duly sworn, the Board was called 10 order
and proceeded 70 business.
The By.aws Coz The government Of The Board here.
tosors n losos ~ers rssa, and "a motion q ". Laws
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UHStutt.
At HiIsborough, Capt. Pride Jones,
At Chapel Hill, Capt. Richard J. Ashe.
At Cedar Grove. Freeman Walker.
At Red Mountain, Lieut.. VIM. X. Parrish.
At Round Hill, Capt. Robert F. Webb.
At Chalk Level, Capt. Samuel H. Jordan.
Al Durham's, Lieut.. Col. VIM. J. Freeland
At Tnce's, Capt. David yickers.
At 81. Mary's, Capt. Benton Dollar.
At Sandy Field, Capt. Ruffin Andrews.
Al Gunter's, Asa b. Gunter, Esq.
At Clover Garden, Avis Durham, Esq.
At Mount Willing and
Grayeiy Hill, Capt. John H. Paul.
VIM. II. JORDAN, Col
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SAFE OF NEGRoES.

IN pursuance of an order Of the Coun Of Pleas sud
4 Quarter Sessions Of Orange County, made II Fell.
ruary Term last shall sel to the highest blisf.
Tuesday the 2slh day Of May neNi. 81 the tosn Of
HiIsborough. Eight OF Ten likely NEGROES. TIE
Negroes will be sold pay debts, and nai of sy i4ul.
Terms made known on the day Of sale.
JAMES HOLEMAN, Aim'r.
March 10. sJ-iIs
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NOTICE. We would call the attention Of those
suffering from Consumption Bronchitis, &c, to an adj
yersement in another column Of this paper, of inn
porant discovery for the cure of those Diseases
introduced for the first time to the American public by
Messrs. Leeds, Gilmore & Co., Of New York.
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NOTICE

NOTICE l. hereby given TO all persons whom il
~ may concern, that I have given to my son VIM.
Harrison Crabtrre, the power aud freedom 10 transact
business Tor himself and TO make contracts in full
and perfect manner II 81 The full age Of twenty.
one years; and having released all interest in the prof.
ils of his work shall not hold myself in any way
sponsible for any OF bis dealings.
WESLEY CRABTREE.
April .. s6-paid.
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" Ant ED

a SITUATION in North Carolina publishing OF
- newspaper Office, by gentleman who has had
some experience in the business as Foreman He will
take change Of any Office or work al the case upon
reasonable terms For particulars address
EDITOR PLAINDEALER.
Hillsborough, April 3ri, 1861. s6--aw.
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jacksonville Female Seminary.

VNHE next Session Of this. School will commence on
the first Monday in February next, and continue
five mouths.
Terms the same heretofore. The Proprietor has
in his employ for the ensuing session full corps Of
experienced Teachers, snd every pains will be taken TO
render this school worthy the patronage Of the public
Young ladies will he conveyed from Graham station
or The Compsnys Shops, N q. Railroad, TO Watson.
vlc free Of charge by informing the Proprietor Of the
time Of arrival al those places.
Eff. WATSON.
January sth, 1861.
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ATTEN TION!

Z II n I U N.
To The Commissioned Officers Of ihe Am Regiment u
Moth Carolina Mffid.
VOU are nercby commanded to assemble al the
L Court House in Hillsborough, on Saturday, the
9Th day Of April, 1861, at II o'clock or ihr purpose
of voting for Brigadier General If the 6tn BnIlde
and al the same time to vote for Major General u III,
srd Division Of North Carolina Militia.
By order of the Commander in Chief
JoHS +. HoKE. AJiuianl GENERAL
WM. IL. JORDAN, Col. Cum.
March ~. s5--
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January /, 1861.

ALI, notes and sceosnts on our books are
~ due chi. DAY IN Cash. Contemplating .
change in our business, We desire aud expect
prompt settlements.
&c. TURRENT1NE & SON.
Jsnusy2. 70 &.
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JOHN w. GRAHAM.

Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Office one door north Of Mr. Lynch's Jewelry Store,
HILLsBoRUUGH, NC.
June 81. 4s-ly
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The New Lom.-Washington City. April
a.--Bids for the %. 600. 900 loan we're open
ed yesterday. The aggregate amount bid
was upwards Of sSO,000,0O0. The rates
ranged from 90 cents to par--the average a.
bout 93a cents in the dollar. None were
accepted below 93 l7-l00. The bids nearly
all come from North Of Baltimore.
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ced wedding. I expect to begin to plant
cotton in few days; the trees are in full
foliage, and think that the weather Of this
Inanth represents May in North Carolina.
We have had one or two frosts since we have
been here, but quite light; the only cold |
have felt isa Norther, although not severe
enough to injure vegetation, the wind is
quite cold and piercing. The spring. so far.
Is considered very wet one, but not more
forward than usual.
fear have run this letter to too great a
length, and must close by saying that so far
as have tried it, am much pleased with
Texas. and il any Of my friends should con-
clude to move to this State, would advise
them to leave North Carolina, il coming by
land. by the middle Of August; If later. BY
all means come by public conveyance, both
as matter Of economy and comfort.
get the Recorder very irregularly some
weeks | get six or eight copies at once. and
as long without any.
Wishing YOU every success, | remain as
ever. your friend. ]. G. DOUGLAS.
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II Tho following persons are appointed to SUPER
intend the elections Of Company Officers, on the 10th
instant In case Of Indispostion inability, they are
hereby empowered and requested to select discreet
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N Il .

~ THE accounts Of WEBB & DICKSON for
w. the year 1850. were due on the IL, Of Jsnu.
sfy, snd sre now made out ready for settlement. Call
and settle, o. look Tor IN officer.
WEBB & DICKSON.
Jspusy 20. IT,
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Il is stated that an order was issued from the Tnter-
or Department to the Pension Office on the Sd instant,
TO the effect that there should be no correspondence
hereafter with the seeded States.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVING qualified at February term Of Orange
IL County Court, as EXECUTOR to the last will aud
testament Of Sarah Laia deceaseG, hereby give no.
lice to all those indebted to The estate TO make mme
date paymen and those having claims against the
same 70 present them within the time prescribed by law,
oI this notice. will be plead in bar Of recovery.
JOHN &. LATrA, Ex'r.
Marc 5h. 81
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GREEN MOUNTAIN FREEMAN, OCT ii, 1901.
CANCER.

DOCTOR K. W. Hill would respectfully inform the in
~ hab!tants OF Hardwick, vicinity and Community at
large that he has removed to South wick Caledonia
Coz Vt, where he intends to make the Treatment of Can
cer-(n ITS rar'ous Stages) speciality in business, in
connection with Chronic Diseases private common.
Ihe Doctor feeling conscious of his ability in the treat
men of the above named Disease-fom 80 years expert
ence in the treatment of Cancer and all conditions of the
system, producing that Disease, he would to the
afflicted come one, all, and the Doctor will advise
you what to do All Counses gratuitoGs Amy amount of
References will be given the creduous application.
The Doctor is regular Physician of the old school
means all he says, and no Iumbug.
South Hardwick, June "a, 1861. 2S7
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Mrs. Laura PutRnam9's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT In Probate Court, holden at
WAHINGT ON DISTRICT, S. Montpelier within and Tor
said District on the 23d day OF september, A. d. 1851
JJIRAM PUTIN YAM, Administrator of The estate OF Lau-
III ra Putnam late OF Woodbury. in said district de-
ceased presents his administration account for settle
ment:
Whereupon it ordered that the same be referred to
the 18th day October next at the Probate once IN SAD
Montpelier for examination ana allowance; ana that
order in the Green Mountain Freeman printed at Mont
heller three weeks successfully soon as may be- that
they may appear said time and place. and If they see
cause object thereto. By order of Court
3OIf Attest N. A. CHASE Register
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A.. w. EHitchCOck's Estate.

NnE Suisse rlbers l1vIIg appointed by Il eH0no
able Probate Cnui, Tor the District OF Washington
Commissioners toreceve, eXaminea nd adusta claims
demands of all against the Estate OF Luther
w. Hitchcock late of Cabot in said District, deceasedel
nsovcnt, nd the term Of six months from the
10Th day of Aug d. 1861 being allowed by SAID Courtto
creditors said deceased to exhibit and prove their
pectiv beore notice tina twewilaehd
tothe duties appoint men at the dwelling house OF
MIS-. Lyias NJ Hitchcock, in Cabot, said district, on
9Th II, October and 10th day of February next at
O'Clock in the atteroon each of SAID days.
DANIEL GOULD, iron,rs
CUhTIS 0. EASTMAN. ' 49,
Cabot, Sept. II "A, ID, 1861. f299W3+
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TIE GOOD SAMARITAN!
wv GOD on CO ALa.

AliCtu VI al SOHl pCIlIiUh
6463 Of them manufactured last than double
tho number Of any other first class stove in
year, in the United States.
THEY contain all the Improvements which in all the
= first class stoves, and the advantages and improve
ments over other stoves are in part follows:
LIST. The arrangement for brolng the front hearth
an improvement overlooked in other first class stoves.
1t has also the same cement for brong top.
III A thorough ventilation of the Oven.
3d. Introducing hot air draugh to the fire chamber,
thereby increasing the draught of the Stove quicke
its operations and enabling it to throw out hea-a
matter much and justly complained of in other Stoves
4lh An important imp Ovement in the application of
the damper, which throws the heat around the oven
5th Much greater weight, consequently heavier plates
and more durable as well as handsoner castings.
9th draft damper at each end of the fire box, so
that the fire is equaliZed and gde will heat as quick
as the other also heating the oven in half the time
It'll Fire back protected by soapstone, it cannot
burn out
K In addition to the above improvements It has all hats
combined in other first class Stoves Hot water Res
crvor, Warming Closet Rooster in 'front.' Baker on top
Docs Lived with best Russia Iron, &C. &c. Further this
stove is warranted to do the work with little full any
other stove in the market, and in a superior manner
All who want first class Stove should never b,y until
they call and The Coop SAMARITAN as they have in ey
cry instance given satisfaction.
am the exclusive agent for the Of this Stove in
Lontpeer and sell it on trial for any reasonable length
Of time all safe in buying
have also as full assortment of Common Stoves on
hand as any other dealer in Washington County and sell
as low as any one in the State. b. DEWEY
Montpelier, Dec. 10, 1850.
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George Richardson's Estate.

HE subscriber havin beenappOinted bythe Honorable
L Probate Courtfor the District Of w Washington, Con-
missones receive, examine and ADJUST all claims and
demands all persons against he Estate of Geo &c
Richardson late of Northeld in said District deceased
represented nsovent the of six months from he
9th day of September 1861, being allowed by said Court
the creditors of said deceased to exhibit and prove their
respective claims sgive notice hat we viii attend
duties of appoint ment at the dwelling OF
Mary H. Richardson in Northield, in said District, the
10th pay of October and March next, at O'Clock, in the
Afternoon n, each of said days
" II. AVERILL, Cor,,
GALEN G. MAXHAM,
Nnrhheld. Sent. GIN. A D. 1861. 3OliW3
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Probate Courts.

STATE OF VERMONT pRoBATE COURTS 6iss1H within
sad will holden at the Probate Office, in Montpelier in
said District Tuesday of each week. during the year
ensuing Persons having business with said Court are re-
T. R. MERRILL, Judge.
l. 1860.
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inv A., no., g E0hI'.1 per cent for lle year end
my n.y. y iSoi' Said per ccntsc cast upon the or
"oUlI OF the premium note Without reference Ia mo
IN 'gent fand to be paid to the rcat,irer. at his ofr
III S,"mr'tF on or before the l0sh day of Ut 1861
."c"p'ts o. the Company will fnA in the na2ds of +
representatives elect to the LEGISLATURE n scbrdnn
oONt oi assessment due from each respectively; an
10y c p"tculary desired to that the nlolcy for tc
assessments forwarded TO the Office in October The sst
th ,. ' ne ald when due little attention to This On
wv p'l " 'he NleinhTs of the Company will save thr, w
.olcy) i ~ T1 G r"Su, Po'a at on your
Nr2ntpccr, Sept. ., 1861 '' 1i'"suref'
~ ~ puoshcrS OF each weekly newspaper withjn'tis
three weeks SUCCESSFULLY and forward tbei
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N Office.

THIS certify that have this day sold my il
L lis W. Lowell, his time during the remainder of his
minority and therefore shall pay debts of his con-
tracing, claim any of his earnings after this date
Fl. 0. STONE, Witness. HANNAH LOWELL,
South ilr lwick June % 1861. 3Olfw3 ~
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~ Oticc.

r HEREBY give notice that have this day given my
William n. Buck, his time for the remainder of
his minority and shall claim of his earnings pay
any debts Of his contracting after this date
CHESTER BUCK.
EDvN s. CHADWICK, Witness.
Sept. %, 1861 30l*
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rs office.

FNH is certify that my wife Miranda Nix on has this
day left my bed and board without just cause there
fore. all persons hereby notified not TO harbor or
trust her on nv account GEORGE NIXON.
Eorhfield, Sept. ., 1861. fdwed5d
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A Oh Ice.

T HEREBY give my minor son, Michael Morris5ce, his
time during the remainder Of his minority. and shall
claim none Of his wages, pay any debts of his
tracing, after Thu date. His
JOHN MORRIS2EE.
Attest, l.. HENRY. Mark
Waterbury, Sept, 10, 1861. 300
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7DATlON leaves Nn"@sidat G-irH1
Trsins Going South md .Ea&

leave Montpelier at 10 A. NJ l 80 r. N. afr -J@N1T
WAL lran leaves RouSes Point at 1 o. 81, 81, A.
onuS al w - M,, connecting at Burugt' =, Enlr"
ai'o l'1hlhgl'hlralnS for Saratoga Spli.:s TROY! h@
~, oomntc'n AZ White River JuEtion Wlih trans ~
t Wr bo"on, LcWel Worcester Sc., aud cunneciH2 ~
WlmuTot wah trains for Boston, Springfield, liaN!,
p. NJ.
GAfkESS leaves RuuSes Point at s l0A.M Co0red'
|"ete WIN traM FROM Montreal the same morning, cor
ne'S "t huntington with Rutland aud burlington EMoaO
1uI roy AioHny and New York, aud arriving at N"W
field at 4 30 r.. N.
Ni1ilf EXPRESS leaves Ogdrnsburah n II 30 ). w.
.'ttS al 8 10 =. NJ, R0useS Point at 90 M con't
~ ~ hNf,iuglon, win Rutland and Burlington RN|""
tnf Troy Albany, and New YORK al Whire River June
o" WIN NO tjhern Railroad for Boston. Worcester, a.
Nnn III boston at 10 ..mO al Windsor WIN oI9'
yea and New York
i'eep'hS cars are attached ~ both the Night hAPI
ta.nS running between Rouses Point aud Boston, ""'
oe1weeh Houses Point and Troy
noneA Tickets for Chicago aud tbe west for Sa'e ~
the principal stations g. MERRILL, supL
81 Adams Vt. August H. 1851
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Notice.

A fPLlCATl0N will be made to the next Legislature
annek ths westerly part Of Emsre to MorissNh
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" When people can protect their Hair from tba
ei-tale marks of age when they can luxuriate in
glossy black locks at an advanced period Of their lives
when white and gray Hair be made to grow pnon
bald herds when all this he DONE it cannot do anv
haIf to telt what will do it. HEIMSTREET'S HAIR
RESTORATIVE will do it. This Hair Restorative is br
YONG eradventure the best thing of the kind ever ny1
e. The Tact in our poss4ssion in regard to this wonder
full preparation, Warrentus in uuequafedv recommend
O-@i''N'4"'
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MRS. WILSON'S
G O c O 4 N UT OIL
HAIR DRESSING

Mrs Wilson's Hair Dressing is put up in large bottles
and retails for 81 cts per bottle, and for dressing the
hair of any person. young DID, there its equal in
the world 1t will make the hair everything YOU wish it
to be- and moreover, it has perfume that is infinitely
superior any of the fashionable extracts either foreign
American which alone should entitlc it to place on
every lady's toilet table
We the Regeneration before retiring at night, and
ia thu morning apply little Of the DRESSING and YOUR
Lrir WIZ be lifcke in color and beauty.
Use notSng your hair but these preparations and
use Ieae >rding to directions, and warrant you
a GOOD healthy head OF hair.
Manufa nturcd aud sold at wholesale by Henry F. VIII
son & Co.. Nauch. er, n No whom all letters should
be addressed,
L. 7. PIERCE,
Wholesale ana Retail Agent.
247yl1 MONTPE!.t ER. VT.
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Z Il e
W. q q = ~ 81 u y q E la Il 2E O.
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance
C1alpanV.

,.,, NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT FOR 1881
llh Members OF the Vermont Mutual Fire Insrr.nco
company are hefe'y notified that the following assess
menus nave neeh made by the Directors on all Notes in nro
N The lOL,AWing dAYs. to WIFI W. ~ -0eo ~ loloe
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cfaos }aat Central F2%ii .t
SUMNER ARRANHaMEhF.

S::} 5s :5:=:s... ., i..... J e.
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For the Advertiser.
Cavalry.

Mr.. EDITOR If We have war between the
tionsl In such IN event, every arm Of tho SER
vice will be called into action. There has been no
call for volunteers from the Cavalry, because ac-
cordng to law and the spirit Of their organization,
.sey arc required to be ready to march into battle
At the order of the Comnander-in-chief. The
Governor has not called foc volunteers from this
arm Of tho service, it would be an absurdity to
call for volunteers from volunteers; but he has
placed them upon war footing.
am glnd to sec that the Edge6eld Squadron il
in such prosperous condition. There are now
four companies, the "Edgefeld Hussars," Capt.
NJ. C. BUTLER; tho jefferson Nullifers," Capt.
Jouy F. TALBERr; tho "Saluda Sentinels," Capt.
A. D. BATES, and the "EdgoGeld Rangers" Capt.
ANDREW J. HAMMOND. Both officers and men are
composed Of the very best material, and are bound
to make their mark against any enemy, if occa-
sion should arise.
But while we are grati6ed at the success Of the
Cavalry in this District, we regret to learn that
tho Abbevlc Squadron is in loss fourshing
condition. 1t seems that the "Banner District
is about to lower her colors in reference to thie
arm of the service. trust that the good old Dis
trct has patriotism enough to furnish her requis-
ite number to the Infantry; and still have men
enough left to bring into her service her due quota
Of troops.
It is true that neither the Infantry Companies
that are now being raised, nor the Cavalry will
have place in the first battles still SO soon as
the scat OF war is changed from the sea coast and
becomes general, they will coms in for full share
Of the dsngers and honors Of battle. The Caval-
ry in the war Of the Revolution did good service.
The success Of Lees Legion, of Marion and biz
men, and Sumter, are conclusive Of their impor-
tancs and efficiency. In slave holding country
their necessity is greater than any where ese
History proves that they have always been the
roadiest arm Of the service to tut down and quell
anything like inSubordnaton among our slaves.
trust that tho temper of the times will rekindle
the patriotism and military ardor Of the Abbeville
squadron, and that they will give evidence oft, by
early filling up their diminished ranks.
TROOPER.
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place and seeing our Edgefeld soldiers. will

place and seeing our Edgefeld soldiers. I will
say for the benefit of those in suspense, there is
no probability Of M attack just now, unless some
thing unusual turns up. Mpj. Anderson receives
bis letters and papers regularly from Washington
People should be quiet and not complain tLat
Sumter is not attacked. They may rest assured
it will not be childs play. If they think So l
would advise them to &c and take peep at It.
Besides it would be highly improper for the pub
lie to be made acquainted with all the details con-
cerning this matter. We must trust to those in
authority. Their reputation is at stake, and they
will doubtless act consyienciouSly and for the best
MARION.
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THIS GLORIOUS USIoN-lluERrY FOREVER.
oh it must be- glorious Union! How
"Southcrn rights" Union hearts will leal.
with Joy to behold the magnificent militar,,
pageant which is to give eclat to the inaugu-
ration Of his imperial highness, the rail split
ter of Illinois. Lieutenant General Scott.
with regiment of soldiers, will form the inn
perial boliy-guar,l. Southern rights Union
men ought by all means to be present. II
promises to be splendid affair. Martial mu'
sic will of course enlven the scene, aud Union
loving hearts, beat high with this iulubitabl.
evidence of the cordial love and affection oi
the people, and Of this model guarantee for
the preservation Of their liberties, and es-
pecially Of Southern rights.-Aushr'uc t"'o"
1. dmericdH.
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WAR VESSELS At PESsAcoLA.-M Ryland
Randolph, &. son Of Captain Randolph, late
Of the United States Nsvy,) arrived in the
city last night. direct from Pensacola. lie
reports that when h. left for Montgomery,
there were tiyc war vessels i'll sight Of Pensa'
cola. three Of which he saw himself, the
brooklyn among the number.
We have repeatedly wGr.ci :::sil st the de,
lusion tha, there is to be no lighting 20 oi.t nn
the forts. The facts become m"re munItest
every day. If we are not to have hostile IT.
mics gurrisoued throughout our borders, W,
must drive back the invaders ut the tl,reshhol'i.
-.Roh:gGmery &idrerttSer. 9Th.