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: EALING Charles Deliico, John Mortimer,
James Kelley, were arrested by patrolman
of The Third Wa.d, as accessories to the
1g Ct money fiom Leopold Openneimer.
are ali boys, rInging from twelve to fifteen
Ifage A portion OF the money stolen " as
lpon them Another party at large 10 the
q pal. rhe boys were sent 70 jail Tor ft,ither
.Ag by Justice CIsytoa,
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ONE DOLLAR! ONE DoLLARM ONE DOLLAR !M
60 to the Dollar Store, d33 Penn avenue, near
Four-and-a-half street. and see the splendid stock
of1ewelry and silver-plated ware, and take your
choice for one dollar 1w*
SEVEN HUNDRED VOLUNTEERS OK IN CAMP
Young men, be warned in time. supply your
selves with Hoioway'5 Pills and Ointment They
are guaranteed TO cure the worst cases of Sores,
Ulcers, Scursy, Fever. and Bowel Complaints.
Only IS cents per box or pot. 2lS
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Lye'k ASU ttyu ~ -.

CO. REWARD-Lost on last SUNDAY night.
% ab:ut 81 O'Clock. black NULL
sosr on bob DO h tides Of tn, neck, from
DOLLAR his above rev ard Will b. tiver CO.
il returned to a street, between 18th and
lS.h, East NAVY Yard. n,,
an % w, DE6EN,
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4 AIDES. LOOK HERE Il want every lady In
&c, and have il stamped. YOU can have your
choice Of 5,0O elegant patterns des: for every
pc, ipidih and are the only persons IN town Who
make it an exclusive bueiness Call at 2S0h
Seventh stree! west, betEcen Snd n stB North
eTn Lib.rusa. hu 9 2tS
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DEATHS OF SOLDIERS The following have
been reported since our last:
Geo. Ogden, corporal, Company E, 55th Ohio
VIM. Donovan, Company C, ID Mass.
Henry Crochet, Company X, Sd Md
Richard Warland, Company D, 10Th N. Y.
Thomas Peters, Company f, All U s. Infantry.
Charles l. Eagles, Quartermaster's service.
Thomas Burns, Company 6, 1Gith N. Y.
Joseph Keiner, Company ], LIST Penn. Rifles.
d Hannessey, Com panY I, 9Th Alabama.
r. G. GoOdison, Sergeant Company c, Purnell
Legion, Nd.
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WANTS.

HOUSE WANTED, furnished or IN furnished,
II en- 10Th and ltth streets north of =, TO- q
smel srIvat, family. X ent from thrss to SIX hun
ed do.rs ReFeieoce rnsursnonabe Addrss.
"a z wv .shin. tor Z OFT Office, d. &. An q 81.
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M HOME AGAIN!
L He Building, AZ 391 Pennsylvania avenue,
having again been rebuilt the Subscribers are
prepared to 90 all kinds of Job Work, NJ anufao-
lure nd furnish stoves. Gin Ware, Housekeepins
Articles, and Camp Equipments.
Remember, 321 Penn. avenue, south side, nesI
Seventh street.
jyas-tf f.. H. 1. Il. I. GREGORY,
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THE ENEMY HOLD THE RAILROAD
BRIDGE.
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FATAL ACCIDENT eJterday afternoon as a
large freight train was crossing Pennsylvania av-
enue. near the west gaze OF the Capitol, boy
but In the attempt swung under the wheels and
the cars passing over HIM cut his legs of at the
hips. He wes at once removed to the residence
of his father, Leonard Reeves, living near the
bridge on New jersey avenue, and expired in
about three hours. When taken out bis lin bs
were mangled In horrible manner, the legs
holding together only nv the skin Constan: ap.
prehensions have been felt that an accident would
happen In this local.ty-the boys quite often
jumping on the passing cara TO get q ride. Ii Is
to be hoped that this sOrrowful accident may
prove warning to such.
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WELL. QUALIFIED AND EXPE2I
a en- ed idy teacher vi, give private lessons ID
Any OF the English BIsoehes, musie, sI.nss or
Sc" Sc r town. q &. au g 81
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PARDoNKD The President has recently par
doned the following persons
Michael Welsh and John Gerord, privates In
the 5th Cavalry, who were convicted last January
of an as!ault and battery with intent 10 kill, and
sentenced TO Jail for nine months.
Andrew Jones, convicted In July Of resiaing
an officer, and sentenced TO four months in the
jail.
George Creager, alias Williams, convicted
May, 1859, Of the murder Of WIN. Farrell, near
the corner Of Sixth street and the avenue, on
February %. 1858 and sentenced TO eight years
imprisonment in the penitentiary.
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OF FRANK BUsHROD
i (col rsdJis uart' ID b. hiV wife Ellen Bushred,
WHO IS 81 RIO. s49Si tn 'treet. a.y Yard, " ash
i gton, ID G.. An psr OF his acqua ntanoe SOS
ing this advert s-msIt will O. nfei great favor by
q, en- ttH
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A RESPEC FABLE, EDUCATED GIRL,
"A Who has been living And brouIh, up IN oler-
gynan's family, z lid II he to got similar stnA-
{ on for nurse. or ohxmberwoTk. or wing. Pay
rot 30 mu:h of cons dera'ion Apel5 a. the I'm
poymen. Agen y OfEo,, SIT Mn h 9 rest, n.ar Pa,
avenue. Afro, tbs hest Of Servants ~ saJs on
hand, ian 1881 N. II MILLER,
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C. Cook arrested Margaret Pearce and Marpare
Holland, who are neighborr, on the charge O
creating nuisance by Keeping hogs The once
found that the yards attached TO the houses wer
each about Six by four feet, and thai nine hoo
were kept In one and ak Ia the other. rh.
PARTIES were taken before Justice Clayton, wh,
a ed each a. s. = -
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THIRD WARD STATION CAsRs-Bsfore Jxstte.
Caytos-rhe only case disposed Of Yesterday
was Geo Coplin, drunk and disorderly; naed 81
f1ed 81 So. Margaret Holm, do; do. 81 S..
Martha Waters, passing base coin; dismiased
Columbus Tslbert, passing counterfeit money;
diimisssd Edward yobes, throwing stolea;
August Wooit and Eesper Nichols dunk;
turned over to tie military. Jas b, smith, do
fined ST.
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TIE LUTHERAN SYNOD OF MAINLAND will com.
mence It's annual session In the English Lutheran
church on Eleventh street REV. Mr.. Butler's), on
Saturday morning next The annual sermon will
be delivered before the Synod on Friday evening,
oy Rev DR.. Diehl. The Synod IL composed OF
the clergy and lay Representatives Of the variou,
Maryland and District of Columbia, and a very
full attendance Is ex pected
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G6 kkWARn.-Losto on Saturday last. betwet n
o. ono and eve O'Clock p. m In going bot GEL
9ta ana lOth, on Pa. avenue . SAFE KEY, No
ssh, and q sDall key attached to 1t, BY . steel
spring ring. 1he above reward Will be given II
returned 10 this LfhCe gu ~ ST
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rITY RAILROAD TICKETS
DOLLAR PACKAGES

ID STORE For sALE-An established Store
IN Ssorsstown, d. =, dong first rate business,
Application for the asme oan be addressed 10
"Bp" GEORGETOWN, y. o. Post O6oe, AI1s-Svs
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GOOD roR EVIL Yesterday morning OGcsF
Noonan arrested Edward jobs, a negro boy, on
the charge OF assauiting Edward Walter on
Tuesday last, and took him befc re Justice Clay.
Ton, VINO lined him 81 81, but he not having the
money, be was ABOUT being sent to the work.
house. Walters mother WIS moved with com
passion, and rather than sse Jobes sent down,
generously paid the dne herseIf
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AssAuLTED.-Last evening, about O'Clock, an
old gentemin whose name we Were unable to
itol Hill, was stopped by three negroes, one Of
whom asked IL he had any money, to which he
answered In the negative, and was thereupon
Knocked by one Of them with stone, which cut
his face severely. The party made of, leaving
the old gentleman on the ground, and were pur.
sued for several squares, but Were not overtaken
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QS REWAR U.-Stra' ed away on August 21st
o. instant, . !Is hit bsy MAZE, about
or l5 hands high, with g. white star in fore ~
head, and whit. striye down the head and 49,
the btoK from sa1dle, aud large rope around her
neck; ioOss q, it she is with fosl. will give the
above reward If returned to JOYCE or LEN
hrkN, on IA h st, Au IS St.
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THETr.-Yesterday, Onacer w. M. Kelly az
rested three ooys, named Charles Dillico, John
being concerned In stealing $40 nom Mr.. L. Op.
penheimer. Mr.. o. had q son In his store who
was persuaded by these boys to steal from his
father and divide with them, and he took $40, of
which he gave half to be divided among the
crowd. Justice Clayton committed them to jail
for further hearing.
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SECOND EDITION.
THREE O'CLOCK ?. Il.

BATTLE YESTERDAY AT BULL RUN.
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COUNTERFEIT Coin. esterday. some attempts
were made to put in circulation some half dol
lars OF the description best known 90 the ''StOne
cOinage.n The attempt failed except In two
cases where q man and woman were each a re-
by attempting to pass the money. The pieces
which they had were taken by the Third Ward
patrolmen, and delivered to sergeant Skippon
for safe keeping. No doubt that much Of this
trash IL In the hands Of " showers" who will use
every opportunity to defraud the community with
1t. II is easily detected by its light weight and
greasy feeling. Old pieces slightly worn, are
easily detected by appearance, and no one need
be deceived by them.
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FOR SALE AND BENT.

U,EMPERANCE HALL-The Lease and Fix
tu-es OF this elc GAM eeabl shment will be . ii
cheap for oash-a rare chance for concert fa'oen.
Applyto J. F. WANDELL, on the premises.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23
Administrators Sic.

DY virtue Of an order Of sale TO me directed as
I Oadministrator of George W. Croft, deceascd,
from the Probate Court Of Fairfield county, ONO,
shall Her at public vendue, before the door oil the
Court House in Lancaster, on
Saturday the 11th day OF January '62,
the following described rOa estate, situate in said
county, to.wit: Being the middle OF the North East
quarter Of section No. II. Tp. No. 10, of range No.
IL and bounded and described as follows' begin,
ning at stone in tho south boundary line OF aald
quarter and is the corner between the lands OF John
GroGand said decedent and running thence north q
degree east II chains and 50 links TO stone; thence
east chains and 95 links TO a stones thence north =
deg East 10 chains and 96 links to stone; thence
south 81 chains to tho centre Of the Marietta road;
thence along said road south 5 degrees, west chains
and 40 links thence south 90 degrees, west chains
and 30 links; thence south 90 degrees, west2 chains
and ATTY links; thence west chains and 10 links 10
the place ofbegnnpg containing 391 aores' DC tue
same more or less.
Terms Of sale. one third each in hand one.third in
one and onehird in two years with tnIerestirom the
day OF sale.
TO be sold subject to the homestead and dover as
signed therein to Mary Croft,
Appraised at S23 por acre, subject to said nome
stead and dover. SAMUEL JACKSON,
Admislratar Of G.. W. Groh
Lancaster, Dec, 5, lsBl-8w37pfS5.9
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23
The following complimentary notice il
taken from The Missouri Democrat:

The following complimentary notice is
taken from the Missouri Democrat:
IMMENSE AMOUNT OF SUFFERING RELIEv'
ED by TAKING McLEAN's STRENGTuENIEG
ConpA.--Since the l7th Of August, the
following cases have been reported cured:
l5O persons have been cured Of General
Debility, 60 of Nervous Debility, 20 Of
diseases Of the kidneys, and 1870 who have
been afflicted with various complaints,
Fever, Chronic Diarrh@a, Dysentery,
Liver Complaint, Night Sweats, Dyspep,
sia, and Weakness Of the Digestive Or.
gans. nave been cured. besides large
number from whom We have not yet
heard. ... ...
McLean's Strengthening Cordial and
Blood Purifier is remedy required by
every ono in the Western and Southern
country. 1t is very pleasant and agreea
Bile to take, and it can be taken by man
woman or child
As a diurotic, it will cure any diseas,
Of the Kidneys or Bladder, and as an al
tentative, it will purify the blood, and re
move all pimples, sores or botches iron
the skin. .....
Try it--one draham is sufficient to con
vince the most sceptical of its wonderful
strengthening and invigorat;ug proper
ties. See advertisement in another col
umn, ... ...f. ...
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23
THE FLOOD ON THE OHIO.

Forty Feet Water al Wheeling-Morietta
Inunddted- The Rise at other Points.
WHEELING, Jan. 2l.-River forty feet,
and about stationary. Weather snowy.
MAYsv1LLE, Jan. 21.-Rivcr has risen
seven feet sincs noon yesterday, and still
rising at The rate Of three inches per hour,
PirTsBuRoH. Jan. 2l.-River twenty
six feet nine inches by the pier mark and
falling. Weather wet.
MARIETTA, Jan. 2l.-RIver rising a.
bout three inches per hour. The rise has
been five fee! in the last eighteen hours.
Marietta is inundated.
GALLrpoL1s, Jan. 90, I P. M River
rose FIVE feet in the last twelve hours,a
rising to night at the rate of six inches
per hour. The water is spreading over
the bottom opposite here. Weather cloudy
with Indications Of more rain. ...
GALLIpoLfs, Jan. 81, "A. M.-RiveT
has risen four feet in the last twelve hours
and is still rising at the rate Of three inch
es per hour. The water now only lacks
TWO and a half feet of high water mark o
1847, and Eve feet Of the great flood o
1882. Weather cloudy and cool.
WHEELING, Jan. 81, p. M. River at
stand with upward Of 40 feet in the chan
uel. The Easements OF houses on From
street are under water. Slight fall o
snow this morning ....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

FoRrREss MONROE, Jan. ia flag Of
truce went to Orauey Island to day with
two persons, who came down from Balti.
more last night to 60 South, 4
The following is all the news we can
gather from Southern papers received:
Ex. President John Tyler is very Ill at
Richmond. s]
A dispatch dated Macon, Ga, says that
the accounts from the wheat region are
very favorable, and that the crops never
appeared more promising thus early.
The following Brigadier' Generals have
been confirmed by the Congress at Rich
mond: Henry Heath of Virginia. johnson
r. Duncan of Louisiana, and Woode o
Alabama ..... .......... ..
Dates from Havana 10 the OH inst, have
been received at New Orleans. Business
was extremely dull on tho Island.
The Norfolk Day Book gives rumOl
that the Federal Secretaries of the Inter
Tor and Navy have resigned, and tina
Collax of Indiana and Holt of Kentucky
will succeed them.
The United States steamer Sumter ar
rived yesterday afternoon.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23
FROM NEW MEXICO

KANSAS Cry, Jan, 90.-Santa Fe mail
with dates 10 the 7th has arrived. Ex'
press from Messala arrived at Santa Fe on
the evening OF the 4th says 1900 Texans
with seven pieces Of artillery, are march
ing on Fort Craig, and were within thirty
miles OF that post. Scouts from the fort
bad been driven in, and severe battle
was expected, as the Texans were fighting
forfood.
Gov. Connolly had called out the entire
military.
A later express. which arrived on the
night Of the 5Ih, says the enemy had re-
treated, without attack, 1t is not known
whether COL Candy intended to follow
him or net. Scouts from Pecots had no
arrived when the mail left.
Col. Candy has 1000 regulars and l.
800 volunteers and militia in his com
maud.
All is excitement at Santa Fe. Martha
law has been declared in the district.
Through psssengers-Col. Strast, j
Howe Watts and John Gwynne.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23
FROM THE SOUTH via FORTRESS
MONROE.

Death of John Tylsr-Ths Burnside En-
pedition at Hutieras s-The Publication of
War Items Prohibited in the Rebel Pa
psrs. "
FORrRxss MoNRoE, Jan. 20.-Ex'Presi-
dent Tyler died at Richmond on Friday
night, after very brisf lines.
A letter received at Wilmington, N. @.
on the 18th, from reliable source at
Newburn, N. G, says that 43 Federal
vessels are at Hateras. An official dis
patch received at Wilmington on the 18th
inst, from Goldboro on the 10th. says
that "a small steamers and 16 sail vessels
were inside and seven large steamers out
side Hatteras More were expected in
Pamlico Sound.
The above may be relied on, as It comes
from an officer in Hyde country.
A law recently passed by the rebe
Congress, prohibits the publication o.
war news in the papers.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23

Why Not Lay an Export Duty on GOid'
This idea. suggested in our presence
the other day, strikes US as both practical
and polite.
The country at this time. is greatly in
need, both Of the presence OF Geld as a
basis Of bank circulation. and of an in
creased revenue to meet the extraordina'
ry expenditures Of the Government
These ends would be accomplished by
LAYING an export duty on gold.
This duty, if laiG high enough. would
increase the relative value Of tie precious
metal in the United States, and thus nee.
cssarily stop it's great and continued ef
hux from the country. And not only
would the efflux Of gold bo stopped, buI
the metal (either coined or uncoined } find.
ing better market and commanding a
higher price in America than elsewhere.
would SEEK us as necessarily as any arti.
els OF commerce seeks the best market and
highest price.
Gold is product of the United STATES
The pregnant mines Of California and
Nevada alone, yield the vast amount ol
ever s3o.000,OoO annually, and yet we
have not gold enough left in the country
to furnish even the basis of bank circula'
ton. and for the reason that scarcely
does the shining metal leave the min
until il is on its way TO Europe.
In 1859 the total amount OF Gold ant
Silver produced in the United States, wa
$50, ,888, 800, while the excess Of BulIiol
and Specie exports was over $50, ,OOo,oo'
making sn actual drain OF over 3 900,
900 annually on The Gold and Silver il
the country over and above tue amour
produced. Our system of finance can no
long Withstand such q drain. Twenty
years at this rate would strip us Of thu
last dollar Of Specie. Something mus
necessarily bo done to relieve the country
by stopping this constant and damaging
drain, and We have heard oil no measur
40 well calculated to accomplish tha
end as an export duty on Bullion, Sue
adu,y would not only largely diminis
tho expectation but would increase tn
revenue Of the Government. several mi
lion annually.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23

The following isan extractfrom letter written by
,he Rev J. s. Holme pastor PterrepointStreet
Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N Y, the "Journal and
Messenger" Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes in
favor Of that world renowned medicine, Mas. WIN
SLOWS soorntSG SYRUP FcR CHILDREN TEETHlNo:-
sWe see an ad vartisement in your columns ofMrs'
WINsLow's SooTHINo SyRUP. Now we never said q
word In favor Of patent medicine beore in our life,
but feel compelled say to your readers that this
ia no humbug- haze tried it, and knOw il 10 BE- oil
itclaims 1t Is probably one Of the most successful
medic ,es OF the day. because ii Is one Of the best
And those of your readers who have babies seant do
better than tolay in supply"
March 7I6Gl--ly4g
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23
WHEN ENGLAND DIES.

When England dies and goes TO earthly hell,
whon haste the corpse to dust aud sound the inn raj
knelli
The Nation she has chaind and tried to smother
THEY'LL do that thing and toll the bell together
The irish trst chief mourners W In tho blest employ
viii give Hihernia's howl but give the howl ofJoy,
While Dan O'Connelrs hov'ring spirit to his band
Would whisper Irelands resurrection Ia at hand
The Scotch In 'ry Of their Robert Bruce
Would stagger in their bliss meath Scottish Juice
Next India freed with Warren Hastings ghost
win shout utLe DeriFs dead the iporlds not iostP'
And pig tail China gladly coup de grace
The Rend who'd opii'nise to death the human race:
Then Austria, who had tried to be the first
In line would foremost curse her sway accurSt;
Next joyful Franco, and Portugal and Spain,
Proclaimlher death the LlrE ofa the rghts OF man:
Most clad shall Russia help the "Lion" to inurn,
And freeze to death tho reereent who wond mourn:
Our IJNIoN" saved with Slidcl Mason In their mind
Would Yankee Doodls.ize the joy Of allmankind
Our Southern Rebels only seom to wall her late,
Not ont Of love but out of dsappointed hate
The Dell himself would really mourn her welcome end
And preach the fun raj sermon Ger his first best friend
II, II. H. LEVERING.
Lancaster Ohio L. -s.f = ,f.. ....
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1860-1863, 1862-01-23

The member from Fairfield mr. JET.
friss) has at last been heard from. He
arose to his Feet put his hand in pocket
and brought forth the following timely pa.
triotic and sensible resolutions, (which
by the way were cooked up for him by
TuIbill & Co., three months before the
meeting Of the General Assembly,
"Whereas: Abolilionists have assisted
to bring on civil war, and
Whereas, Simon Cameron sympathized
with abolitionsts aud would complicate
the wSr affairs with questions affecting the
Status Of slaves. therefore the President
ought to remove him."
Now the "membsr from Fairfield" ia 8
iUar man as bis constituents we'll know
6uths par he pdnis 10 Wdqs 10 against thf
Government, not The rebels. abolition,
lists Lave assisted 10 bring on the war. -
Could "not the member from Fairfield
let this unarmed and harmless small fry
alone for little while and turn the sweep
1f Ids vast mind upon those greater Grim
inals who 10 arms arc seeking to subver
the government Could he not deal then
q few pondsrous stunning blows. such al
they would not forget, and such as he hal
the undOubted capacity to deal to them
Or 10 it possible that bis immense brain is 81
prs'OccupiOd with the niger, or his advo
cate, as to exclude all other subjects frcu
his attention. or finally, does he. aS HI
did shortly prior t, his election, oppos,
the war and SO fully sympatbize will
treason that he must shield the traitor
from the black enOrmity of their crime b,
charging It's responsibility upon the abo
litionisls? .....
Mr.. Jeflriss you were extremely unfor
tuuats in your little attempt to msnuiaC
turs political buncomb out Of your cour
try's troubles. You failed most signal,
and chiehy because Mr.. Cameion had r,
signed several days before your reso!t
lions were intlOduccd, (pcrhaps throug
very dread Of the terrible speech you wei
to make on the resolutions, Of which
had doubtless got wind) We pity 20
James. You ought to have given the Il
TO all that Frittsr and Miller said abov
ss yOAs laEineSs by moving more rapidly
YOu osgbt to have pulled your rosol,
items from your pocket little earlier
the session. A il ia. that elabOrately pr
pared stump speech which cost you
3d. much labor muSl remain in your bell
where We have great fears It will spoil.
But james, az Cameron, BY his Sudd
8 resignation has attempted to prevent 70
exposure Of him and cheat you out Of 70
spseeh, We think we would make Il a
how. RslieVS yourself James-giVe 20
srSi born birth for the good Of the eau
md on general principles.