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G A Ia " BA JOURNAL,
rUBLisHED BY
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CHARLOTTE, n. C.

These Papers (embracing the Tri.Week.
~ bu"eiif established 10 the town Of
Charlotte, N. Z. affords unusual sdvan,apes
70 Advertisers both at home and abroad. ss
they command . circulating medium of
osp Txrss TAoassal Cepi~s p~ We.
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insertion. square to consist Of tho space of
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or individual interest, charged at advertising
Gates.
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vance. Attachments aud other legal notice.
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ar advertising rates.
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sSrtisments.
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THERlCHMOND DISPATCH,
BY COWARDIN & HAMMRRsLRY,
RICHMOND, VA.
DAILY SEhLWEExLY AND WEEKLY.
TERAS--Cash In Advance.

DAILY DISPATCH IL served ia
4 subscribers at six AND ouAarsa cRsrs
a WEEK payable TO the Carrier weekly
rnce Tor mailing, ~ year, or s260 for
six months in advance.
THE SEMl.WEEKLY DISPATCH 10
issued ,'ery Tuesday and Friday st "a Ia
TIL WEEKLY DISPATCH i.su.d
every f.iay. and mailed to subscribers ct
81 per annum.
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THE LANCASTER LEDGER
Published every Wednes lay Morning
BY
W. M. COL N Q r. 8,
Editor md proprietor.
r z r N 8 ::

\, In advance, 1890
At the expression Of Six Months, ..-- $50
At the end Of the Year, $1,000 500
No paper discontinued until all arrearages
arc paid, except at our option
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Merchants Insurance Co.
or HARIFoRD, CONN
=. rHosAs LosnrrH, sec'y NskK HowAKn, Pfes'f
CAPITAL. f1o0 900.
North Amencan Insurance Co
CAPITAL. $50. Geo
J. A. WALLACE. Sec'y JAs q Boues. PTss't
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED
Il 4 Agent for the ahose reliable sud resp0ns bic
Companies, prepared 20 issue Ere Policies on
Dwelling Houses, Stores, Wsreho1scs, Houscheia
Furniture. Merchandise 4c, on the most lasorahle
Ea-fosees literally al Lied aud prnrfrt-
y paid. JANE> n. TURNER. s0u..
0shce Al Turner 4 NcKeeu's Warehouse.
my7sdlf
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AssFTs.
Cash, Balance In bank, 25,s0I 80
Bonds and Mortgages tbeag hrst lien ou
Real Estate. worth At least 81 so7 200 poo o02 o3
Loans on Stocks, payable on demand,
market value Of securities slS7 S7s 5Cl ia, 600 90
Rank stock, market vaiae) 1850 90
United States Treasury Notes. tmsrkes
value, 101. .3a3 90
Brooklyn City Water Bonds. 1880 co
North Carolina State Bonds market val 1850 90
Missouri state Bonds (msrket Vaiuel, 1000 90
Real Estate, No. Wall Street, 6t,SO5 AZ
Interest due on LIST January, 1851, (of
which t22, $50 a. has since betnrse'd. S7,s03 g
Balance In hands ~ Arentz and ia course
oftransmission from Agents, on lei oi
January lot watch Ell oss Is hss since
been received, eO.8os 10
land Risks, sl,ess O.
cther Properly, Aisceliane.u. items. sgo0 90
Premiums due crf uucollected on Poll
sles issued al Once, $3.50 IS
Total al.4s5.4oe ss
CHARLES J. MARTIN, Ps.rsIDIa1,
Az. wIiI.NARTH. viox rAs noxAr.
]. MILLION SMITH. snoksrsar
JOHN ko0BE. Assr SEa'f.
CTsAs<s4ES sEESsr 1sacnS.
So. = PHHNfx ROW.
msisdr rsnsr u.rrx. ND.
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NEs ARsEaLE
Roback's Stomach Bitters

A and delightful Stonschic and Cordial fos
giving tone 20 the stomach, and Cor the prevention
bilious complaints. Incident to tie Western country
Try IA
As morning drink, sssis, digestion and rciievs
Dyspepsia, Ii has no equal. Try Il.
IN EIror IL s saJersOr TO al other Ditiers Try Il
The formula Of these Bitters Cls61) he
properly oi Dr, Robsck, originated with ono Of tn
oldest and most eminent Medical Practitioners Of N.
West, and Ia is directly predic4tsd Epon the
Western people.
These Btiers derive their stlmnlrs from the power
Al tonic nature OF the roots and herbs OF which he
are composed. and a. they are. 10y anaying unAAt
ural cravings Of the stomach, directly pron0tve of
TEMPEHAtCE.
the present proprietor beiieves that IN ,akins tca
widely known, the public welfare r. subservcd-
II viii soon be for sale by all OF DT, kobaeks
merous Agents, and al Hotels &c. the country over
In the meantime orders Will be filed direct from
Cincinnati In any quantity, and at the lowest rstes
Is put M In Quart Bottles. and securely packed n
slc de- half doz sample viii. however,
| De packed and sent TO any address, II desired
Retail Price, ei per bottle, or siH
for g..
Princpsl Office snd saiosrcors. Nc 9. East Foartl
s'feei, % building fT9m Aain Street, C.ne.aaau
1 Ohio. Laboratory, No. - Hammond Street
For sale IN ~ county BY
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sass. OF Advertising In Daily.

Lss.l sdsssil-an~nis s..s senis Psr asaafs s@e'.
ss.Iss-sssry .fr.1s-u.snss ra.ss ~itA AsTTs ~hs
's.-xs.~ A. rlessufe Ysariy .4ssrsiser.. however.
Iii T. cannn<1 strictly - GsiI ftsnlff ba'.-Tt'
Asvsr,ls-ments IN ihs -sslssi seuae easamn VI
ssfs.ss ehai .s ssps eoa.,.ans ihs O'id',
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-, go a. un.er Wit ts ch1gef - esea tnssru'n
n. n oe~r ten ua.s. tsa c~ats per ln, - -,
A4~s<,. ss-asnts sent " Tor no spesirse li"e, WI
-. i.sertst tkrse mouths unle<s % tefed eat
a. sltsrssion cf s.snl.ng advertisement vii
-. 70 a reneWA q the SAM. unless othfrstr~
,s.1nx esrdita<s ~ onace oteyesT tesefiP'
IA ~4ii be ehsrs~i - 90 scr each sns N tne iaay'
=, -. 70 "a The pa sni Weekly, 'H~Sts ~ o.
-, -. .t.,.I,.. .ivertisssnents vhatsver.
tesrees vii he made for iassstsns ne no'io's ="
.Hfsr.tsr. ac.cletlss. % kssocisnons a. foiigFt-
Forserh notice not sxceedirg ines . e"''s "
"A in.srtioa. over eight tires Al THIS rate
Arneanelax deaths 80 funsrA n"'ios ~''e"'' .
s,lses a Festivals. rieuics and Exeursons setssA
: bv fs.nssdu4i@ u Aleoel2ucns. OF ~ ehafehef'
i.ssl alrsrss.>ns~-uts sn~srssa 81 the ekpsn-a %
At,ofnry. ordering. al payment ne' W se s'y', y-,
- = , =. bat enllsctshle At the usual
s-'hllsl.~r ~ sr-reantshie for the accuracy OF
e~si sdsessIssns6l. beyssd ths sn'oaa charge tot
ghsfr pabue-tloa.
he Weekly Express
sas,shsa every Wednesday. atsi 30 PER snnurr.
ss-So paper .~ns vithaas the money. nor eousiHn-
.'e0y-r tlme than paid for
sasc. es Advorttsing I'm weekly
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y. r. DECrS = 81.

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=. -. Cea-ta..fIy - Las.l . s.IsFflar sfilslf ni
NtffR fFoof oiI ft1fklN6. strfsfdIf 81. -
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FLORIST AND GARDENER.

riiE undersigned oilers g. shs citi.
| rsts n Iefse ut4f1 80 sisFiff eas 80
tarea ass<ssrlsaf = cessFs. eetsi-fiar ~ rcs<s.
ffhfnas - - .<atts. aai 49, Ffffffesfs saflr
se~sfshies 60 81 IL stnfs Nofth L. ttfesf. :.
fsear rft snt ~ etfrefsi anf 49, hi8 0sfter.
~ sAs Sra ikss tstscss - finesrn-s - csflils
hasf NIlftAa nCholL
Nsr11r1x rlarlst Ak GsTtslssf.
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JOB PRINTING
OF ALL GlSDs,
NEATLY EXECUTED

" -nls ogrtcr. IN rss
.s~-, rx.d moss Punished stytes
REAs A h l. r kA 4 ;
NTH DIS Il AT 9 n !
AZ T1.,e 4 4, isea x1ssio ~ last 80 dsys
= .t,lk.a- 4 xxw uArskfAh - - Jee once.
-. :. s - Ia estfsr1.sb-t IN 0e $Afe-
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FREiGHTS.
~ az. raafe Frelxhtt af - isstfiriIu1s a. ae
f.r@ Ardea frura l.hli.ss.pla. Se~ YORK. n-soa ~
rA's'rutre, - say poiut o. the hsiieals - ulio.
ksrsurfy. ioflaa filnei. Nifnnfln. lrwa. or ~
sauri ~ Aslfned tirrrt.
4ne t'sns.ri 4s.ls gaitrrad Alsa conae.ts Ilsts
hu-~N With tfrsrness. - vtfh rocfs r1r ie fur
.srsei u aay yoff o. he ole. NuskinRan. kta.
tarkr T~nnessre. CGuniefsfd. fliI1cts. 4Ississsri
Wi.<rr~esr uls.tarf kattas. krtarsss sni E-d i.ir
srst sn1 n CievFifri, Ssrsiassy az ta.rsro viih
sss...ts- - ~ lsfts sa a. sastk. silrn isie.
srsi lsirrlrrs ertrustirE thr tfsrsrrffa
49, - s,,fif rfelfhf 81 thfs clps.s. cas- TtF sfh
e<ael, - - - tlff " Fautit
TaF EkTFe oF Fi.FIGHT le srf re.a' 81 a.
wet ~ the fersl~yirsria Rafireef st ~ Nles
- fasarsble - are chsfrtf - ahsf Rs'ifeea t7rr
psuea
p r,r,ieuiaf g. mara p-efsrt '.sia rf~>s.ts ss.
nsu~cxn."
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MACRkw a CrsSs. e. Nsrtt .t. t.isisaefs
fFFfFf = 80. "a. 49, heu~A sf "a. r.iitf
Nfn. - -. New Nrrk
: krrtf 4 - " Staf~ - retr
~ ~ HOUSTON. Gensrsl ffefsht As-st. fhils
Fr0CH ffWfs. 0seI 4 sgr'f. Afrrt. frrr
4Ftlsig.
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tt .hitt 19-f-- s---itlef> re fflii1l lirt anu
rIselced q
Dos5fe Eafry Box Kespias.
Adspi~d e every department o. Inland and Per
elel commerce by TIE aathof q Da1 $. s.ems q
Stock end Per;nersti5 Books,
Exemplil ~ nanersls Gaze. of diescali opening
and CLOSING. ehanses iu arm-. Sc.. supplied - he
suthoi : fefty years eAPsriencc Ia business
The Ssiiifa.eai Of Siagle Eary Payfnershig
Books.
Generally lite understood that two Professors
% Book Keeping" in fhi- city. rec uiv made ont
bu' 'isess balance sheet eontaiaing issoo eGrorsi
ReciifgiHq Deraaqsd Doubis Entry Books,
A freen-n, ard hirhiy responsible au,y. essiainee
in nc oth~r treatlae "a seoounts.
Charging SiaSle 70 a Double Eairy LoiqG
Illustrated ies he ars, tine in paa.s Book -srs pas
The Pricafe Ledger,
For kesg iur Il results q be bus.aess pfsae t.o
oncn cesir-d hy r2fer>fve nrnls} rrrlaius Wholly
unknown L, the pupils of ail other 1onueIci-I
SCHOOL,.
Bas'aess Co1respoHdenes.
The volume Of l,srs Nanu.aipt Bus ness Leters
aho.ds the moss complete oonfse Of instruction IN
Bas.asss Fessas
systematically arranged ard tausas b esn1rsaon
~i,h IRE heoks az prsclee-
Commercial Computations.
iacln..ug numerous tusiness eperalles f,sT Ihor-
ouriir faHfaf in other sehooi-.
Commerce aai Oraamsptai Peare .s. j.
| Hy W n. pag ana G. 4. ce..-sa. aefaors ~ IAr
afuT editions af Da.as - rrailau-a - ar4 N-e
Scs9oi 1fIg Reots.
+ Ihe papaiaily of those Improvements. a.i teeil
elegant business ~ritiav Htiest t-c aasantasts q
thi. tepsfimerf over Al ether tnI.fefs. infi 81
I West The ensreci edition of Dnf 4 Frcal'
/ Getnscf
Busiaess end Ornana, aisf PenHig 1stia.
Z far mosi complete SIT f4sfrucilr rsa..... lie
/ gently t31at IsIIef f.asta1.d fsr
n1f 4 aurcau'. Nee school Ccq, fsetks facl,
4 engraved. with the authef iasif4ellaDs ou sasi
I cover, 20 eents pr sozsn.
The Cafapesf CeBY Bool IN usf
For i1ii particulars. send for oar elegant neF er
/ Cuiar. ~ 0s ufh .anale. ~ fpr ftam ~. nri
( eng. Incio.int 8 Crris. 81
=. i. DUFF \ son. Principals.
g. Stranger. efn rlrsse ifes.re esf fts-,sIie
in fhe ciff. where W. srt Hrs klare
maf1flal
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he Weekly Express

.--.s..ss ~ Il 90 asvlston fscm hs aeess
srAssssf i-esnents Pablshed Ia beth Dsiiy - -
Nrelf. el y ehsrreA ths tlll Daily fa'es vita oHs
~ = - CHARLES CRUFT. Pso'E- =
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SOAP.
ICE CREAM.

HAVING REFlTrED AND
L oesfat aaf -aiesa f.r lts ses..l. " ars rfe-
rsfst vst &c 4 vtr ny fsf0f rs slih rsll Ia
- hrsf irslaef. t'ts 60 tssrfIfl.f e az
Ifts -
confectionery Hruif~.t rc~h.goNe
and rGckfsa oysters. ~arafne~,
rsc.. Ets Tts.
ss-Cesaa fafalshs4 ~ psfliss sa shesl ass'r4'
Nsl7feu EToHF 4 EfrrElpk.
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Of ns FIFTEENTH SEn- AGxUAL SEA1E.
NV 81 f.s condition of fts HokH LA-SI-
RAlYcf cohPAyY, Qf ~ Csfg u zero foft.
on ~ lg ddg q JanWars 1881
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mand to be received on equal terms
with white men. He knew that a
big negro fellow was admitted into
the court of France as minister from
Hayti, but he (Davix) wanted no
such exhibition here He was sick
and disgusted with this subject Of
slavery in the Senate
Mr.. Sumner said the Senate would
bear him witness that he had said
nothing about slavery i'll the bill.
The Senator from Kentucky might
Danish all fear Of any social difficulty.
Sumner was sure that no representa-
tive from Hayti would ever force
himself where he was not wanted.
Mr.. Sumner said the committee
had come 70 the conclusion that we
Sould be represented by Diplomatic
agents IL those countries. and this
was ia accordance with the precedents
OF this government, and the example
of other nations.
The contiscation bill was taken up.
Mr., Collimer opposed it.
Mr.. King moved an amendment to
Mr.. Sileunans amendment. so ~ to
include all persons giving aid tc the
enemy during the war,
Disagreed to.
Mr.. sherman amendment, yhich
limits contiScation to persons holding
certain offices under the rebel gov
eminent. was adpp,rd-yeas, p;
NAYS. u.
Nj, Br,vrinr's hill WIS nnStnonpG
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BARGAINS FOR PRINTERS! ! !
.v Low state of Red River no drawback
Attention Publishers.

A r"e Xsl.n 2 Of Ns~sp"p sn:
Texas, who may wish TO
dispose Of their establishments in
whole or part. by sending me partic-
slars, and locality, will tind it to their
advantage to address me us below.
Persons DESTROYS Of establishing
Newspaper or job Establishments in
the interior. will be furnished with
ESTIMATES free Of charge, by address
ing me. And if they order Printing
Material or paper, cards and card
boards, through me, will be furnished
for cash only or its equivalent
the best bargains, a, Foundry prices.
offer the following establishments
for cash, or good negroes with unen-
numbered titles.
An old established Book and ,'ol,
Printis Office, IN Il large city. Price
$1,000.
The material of Job office, in a
city. Price $1,000.
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The Cheapest
Printing Materials and
PRINTING OFFICES
EVER OFFERED.

\ Newspaper establishment and
Job Gtiic. connected, Price $4,000.
\ Newspaper establish m"nt and
good Job Office connected Price
$500.
\ n,w.9aprr arr! job Printing es-
tablia hmcnt. Price 5000.
An Adams I"ck Power Press.
second hand, IN good order. medium!
size. Price $1,000.
=, Ruggles Gard and Bel Head
press, viii print any ordinary size job
AZ tllc rate Of 1900 10 2oOQ impress
sions ger hour. New Price &225,
! Huyglcs Card and Bill Head
press. old Siyr. second hand. Price
>l5C
Fine Printers blank cards. China.
Satin EnamrIlci aud India. from 81
to - per thousand. Funeral, No'c.
ana other paper.
lS None but cash orders will To
c"ivc any attention. Paper 2lN3G
- arrive.
. have also for sale. tn. following
second hand materials
a tont Of 300 lbs BREWER,
- 200
:. 100
$40 Long primer,
. Fonts = line BREWER.
. Long Primer tonI "ns"d.
Together with til. column lad, adj
ycrri-in@ and dash rules. leads, &c.
4 lS.,-- N.Gi7,,p I'rju-ip.r Press
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the laws is established, the war ought

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Mr.. VaiianolSham salu IN speech
oeli ere e. Inc e'her u',y ~ ~: o'.,
not IN congress - uG''unv a 49, -
the loelnoeraslc party nc 't'.,. peeit =
looeo 70 g : man IN, Mno s ~, 1 h,,t
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VI Al,BLt. MON | ME- :.
'EDNlsS.
TABLETS g. TO NIB STONES.

j -'i>1> 9! - y ) - ~ - = - - '"'
OF very description, in the best work
manlil- manner.
IRON FENCJNAi.
Tn. undersigned having made ar
engagements With the manufacturers.
is now prepared to order every des-
cription ii
IRON FENCING,
suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
dens, cemetery lots, etc, also
IRON RAILlNGS,
for galleries and balconies. which
will be sold a. MANUFAlTUE RS
PRICES (adding transportation(.
Purchasers are invited TO call and
exanSnc the various styles. at the
southern Marble Works Of
w. H ECoN.
Corner of Texas and Edwards ST.:
Ny Post Otiiceis Shreveport La.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-29
Rather Gloomy,

The chief reason offered by the President why
the Federal government should " cooperate
with The States in getting rid of slavery, is
this The COniedsrsteS believe that the war will
end in the acknowledged independence of some
of the Southern S~tstes-meaning, we suppose,
the cotton States and that when this result is
secured, the border States will desire to go with
them because of a similarity of institutions and
interests. The President seems to take it for
granted that this result is not only possible, but
probable.
So he recommends, as a means of destroying
the hopes of the cotton States, that we get rid
of the similarity referred to; that is, that we
make free States Of the border States Really
this is Ii gloomy view of our affairs and COM
ing at just the moment when people were sup
posing the rebellion to be in its last gasp, who
wonders that it creates astonishmsntf Are we
really weak, or is the rebellion as strong, as here
represented 2-PrOUideRcs Post.
The New York Tribune exulted over the
emancipation message of the President as cal
culated to win TO US the unanimous support Of
European nations. 1t will have the contrary eff
feet, and will be seized upon as evidence that
the President despairs of reducing the cotton
States to ~subjugation, and is struggling to de-
tsch from them the border States BY pecuniary
subsidies. The message makes the contest look,
not like a restoration of the Union, but a war
for a bOundsry.-AibaHy IN. y argus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-03-29

States, in so far as they affect the probable
result of the present struggle
COMMISSIONER sLIDELL-PERsONAL GOSSIP.
Paris Correspondence OF the New York Herald.l
Sideli has subsidized with an alarming condi-
ton and quiet. Since he left the Hotel du Rhine
and moved TO his new apartments on the Champs
Elysees we hear but little of him. When be
douicled at the former place, there were often
to be seen on the sidewalk, opposite to his wiz
dows, sometimes rs many as half a dozen Eng
Esbmen aud Americans, wh0 had paused a mu-
ment on their way toward the Boulevard to catch
a glimpse Of the cid traitor, who had made so
much noise IN the world, or the young lady who
bases her claim to chivalry upon an assertion
that she slapped the face" Of an officer of the
United States navy, who was in the performance
of a personally disagreeable duty. Now, how
ever, the family creates no excitement, and they
have not yet given the promised house warning.
Slldell Is busy among persons having influence
with the government, and has had interviews
with several Senators for the purpose Of ende&v-
0Ting to induce them 10 oppose that paragraph
in the project Of the address which agrees with
the Emperor's suggestion Of the maintenance of
a strict neutrality.
AS yet, however, be has had no success on this
score, as ali which has been said upon this sub
ject has been favorable; and in the address OF
tho legislative assembly the same course is taken,
and both or these viii be adopted without any
amendment in the paragraphs relating to our
affairs. Last week MIR. SIidell and his family
were present at a grand ball given by the Coun-
tess dc MOTneY, but attracted no particular stten-
tios. The Count de Morney is the president of
the legislative body, aud the acknowledged half
brother of the Emperor, being the result of an
% early indiscgetion y on the part of Queen Hor-
tense. He is said to possess a considerable in
fuence over his majesty, and, of course, is a man
to cultivate.
That miserable traitor, Beverly Tucker, who
has grown fat and bloated from the feed of the
United States government made his appearance
here several days ago, having arrived in Eng
land week before last. He reached there by
way Of the West Indies, and comes with dis
patches from the bogus government to its bogus
ambassadors. His principal occupation here is
A." blowing" and imbibing, st both of which he
is particularly strong.