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SHERIFF'S SALE.
~ STATE OF KANSAS, !
lits COUNT OF JEFFERSON. !

J. y. looo OF n,
EleaIer Mcclure ct al.
By virtue Of an execution
TO me directed, issued BY tie Clerk Of the FRS,
District Court sitting in Oskaloosa, Jefferson
County, State Of Kansas, will. on Monday,
the 9Th dav Of January, A. d. 1862, in front OF
The Court House door, in the village Of Oskaioo-
sa, Kansas, between the hours of one and three
O'Clock r. NJ. OF that day. expose 1t public sale
70 the highest bidder for cash in hand al the
night, title and interest of the said Eeaxer Nc
Ciure ct al Of in ami 70 the following described
Tesl estate, io-wit: The south half ot The south
esst quarter Of Section twent, five (25), Town
siip eight lsj Of Range eigh,e. N Is also the
vest half ot tie north west quarter Of Section
twelve u2), Township nine 49, Of Range eight
cen flS) ct the Delaw are Trust lands in said
County and State.
J. r. HINTON, ShSri6.
dce7-ts-5w. Fee $3.50.
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Up. &W. r. r. AGENCY.
state Of Kansas .Leavenworth County
II l.. n u


STATE Of Kansas .Leavenworth County.
Enow all men BY these Presents:
i, That the Leavenwor,h. Pawnee 4
Western Rail Road Company do here
bv make. Constitute and appoint, J. F.
Hinton, OF Oskaloosa, Kansas, their
agent and attorney. for the purpose of
protecting and preserving the Timber
. growing on the lands Of the said Com
nasy being in Jefferson County and We
I DO hereby authorize him. the said j. F.
Hinton, to prosecute according to Law
M persons whomsoever who shall
have or may have trespassed upon tue
Lands or Timber of the said Company.
We, said Company agree to pay all
! Lawful charges and Cost of such pro-
secuiions.
: In WITNESS WHEREOF we. the said
Rail Road Company, do hereby affix
the Signature of SAN. DExMAN, their
Secretary. and the seal Of the said
Company.
- SAN DExAN,
SEAL. Sec. L. P. 4 w. r. X. Co.
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Order Of Attachment.
Terry Critchficld, plaintiff,
A. J. Pierce, Defendant.
fore NJ. K. button, Justice o. the Pcac- in
and tor 0ska!ocss Township, Jefferson County,
Kansas.
On the 9th day of Novenber, A. d. 1851,
said Justice Issued an order Of attachment in
the above action for the sum Of Twelve Dollars
and E'ghty-five Cents.
Said cause il continued for trial to the liih
day of January, A. ID. 1851, ate O'Clock A. 81
for final hearing
TERRY CRITCHFfELD. PIT
Oskal0osa, Dec. 3, 1851 dec1-.S 5w. 81 20
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
YoR THE RAPID cuR8 OF

FOR THE RAPID cCR8 OF
Colds, Influenza Hearseaeesb
Group, Bronchitis, Incipient CsasanD.
ton, and for the relief e ceasanp9tvo
Patients In advanced seages - ~
disease.
so vide is the field Of Its usefulness and - -
nerors are the cases Of IN euress that aImose
,vcry section Of country abounds IN pessons 80
icly known. Who hare been rsseesed nom ALARMING
and even desperate diseases Of The iunss y ~
lsc. When once tried. iis superiority over svssy
,,her medicine of s kind is too apparent - sscePe
observation, and where its virtues are knsvns -
public no longer hesitate what ansides: y 80
nr the Distressing and dangerous affections q -
yulnou.ry organs that are Incident to Cur e9ess.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon y
community have failed and been d,scaras@ -
,as gained friends BY every trial. eoassrsd eenses
m the afflicted they can never forget. and pro.
lucrd cures too numerous and to- EsmaFkAh'e -
DIR. j. e. AVER = @.
VA~VVV MAAA
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AT A BARGAIN!

TIE unlersigned ohrss fer sale, At very lev
i 6sures, quarter section Of Land, be.utif'sl-
" situated in 0f the bes, portions of Kansaa.
good settlement surrounds it, and two state
roads pass near BY il. These in no better upland
IN The State. JOHN w. DAY,
jly 3-ns0- Real Estate Agent.
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. Sheriffs Sale.
STATE OF KANSAS
County ol J.G. rsoni

by vlFfUS II III rAe' u''"7'
10 me directed issued by the Clerk Of the First
Di-tnct Ccur, si,,ip, in 0ska'"csa. Jefferson
County. Kansas. I Will, on Tuesday. he 3is'
day Of December, A. d. lSsl. i" front oil the
Court house door, In the village Of osknioosA
Jefferson County, Knns... between The ho"Is O.
Al pub.c .u.c TO the highest bidder Tor cash IN
baud all the night, ti.ie and interest OF the SAID
VIM. F. Dyer E, al Of, in and to the following
real estate, To wit: The uorih eat fractional
quart. Of Section five 80 Town-hip nine W Oh
i;snce eighteen Cls), appraised Of $500 per acre.
Also the south West quarter ~ Section 'ms.s-
three t33) in Tow nship nine ~ OF Range eish'-
e.n 49,. appraised u, levsn hundred aga 'wsh
., a',Is,, al IN. D.Iawse Trust laI ds ia SAID
County. IF HIM on, Sheriff Of
Iefft rroa County. Kansas
,o,ao I,sw Fee 50.
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~CRISIS"
AT
No. II DELAWARE stree
HECCH SPECULATION has arisen in all parts
wi the country concerning the present p "in
and financial crisis, now seriously ailecun9 .
classes in tho States. Not little has also been
sal written and published about the late dfOuth
and!i,, effects upon this new State of kApsSs.-
And the subscribers are not, by any ineans' IN
diff rent observers Of tho sad results that must
necessarily flow from 30 many
REAL ACsEs 0 ALARM,
hu, ara inclined to pursue their original desis"
IL furnishing the dealers in and The consu"e"
Of
DRY GOODS
Clothing, Boots and ShocS Carpet
HATS. AND cAe*. ETC..
CT 4 prices that they sea be sold in any
t. ~ tom In the Great Vet. We have nov
the Measure Of anusuRcing 10 our friends ana
cu.,nrr,1 ,hrt our - OK has been made iniI ana
ample frun recent purchases. and with 'u'' con
sci0u,ness Of the
SEVERE HARD TINES
Nov pressing al glasses, We pledge ourselves %
give more goods for the same sm0uut u mooe1
han can DO obta ~ d In \ -
anv Hence n LcavenWer Ctsy
While ne intend, a bcreafose, to avoid all ban
,er,ns about prices, We warrant every article 70
h pscci.ely ~ represented.
B.-Ws have a large lot Of goods on con-
SHIPMENT to close out at
LESS THAN COST.
WATSON. BRACE 4 co
No. II Delaware Street.
ssvs,vxsi, March lss'.s ss'f
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SEVEN YEARS.


ras.sv.n = sars II ..undvaiod sue,ss asssnains ii
Cosmopolitan Art Association"
hsvs made IL household word throughout eve
aaAner ef the county. Under the auspices Of tn
popular Institution. over three hssdres fAssss.a
Asnss have learned to appreciate by beautiful
works Of art their walls, and choice literature on
their tables. the great benefits derived FROM bcco-
ing . subscriber. Subscriptions are nov being re-
esivsd In . rstio unparalleled will any previous
ss.E.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Asy psson can become mcmeer b. Subscribing
reass peiLARs, for which sum they will receive
lss- lrEge and superb stool engraving, 70 =
inches, entitled
"Falstaf Mastering His Recruits. -
sd.-ons copy, ono year, of that elegantly illas
tstsd magazine,
Tho Cosmopolitan Art Journal"
Sd.-Psur admissions. during the season. to .
1.-THE Gallery Of Paintings, 54s Broad.
way, New York."
In addition 10 the above benefits, there will be
given 10 subseriben, - Gratuiious premisms, over
Five hundred beautiful Works OF Ani
comprising valuable paintings, marbles, parians
outlines, etc.. forming = truly national benefit.
The superb Engraving. entitled, ''Palsta6 Muster
ing his Recruits, Is Of the most beautiful and
popular engravings Issued In this country
On steel. IN 6ne line and stppe-iIs subject is the
celebrated scene Of Sir John Falsta6 receiving, in
Justice Shaliow's Office, the recruits which have
besn gathered for his ragged regime nt.r This
lone could moth furnished by tho trade fer less
an Are eollzrs.
The Asr journal 10 q msguincently illustrated
magazine Of Art. containing Essays, Stories, Poems
Gossp. etc., by the very best writers In America.
The kngravine 10 sent 10 any part Of the country
By mall, with safoty, being packed In y Under,
pessage prepaid.
Subscriptions will b received until the Evening
sf the 3iss of January next II which time the book
will close and the premiums BE- given to subscriber
No person restricted single subscription. Thoss
remisng Is dollars, entitled ID I've membcrship.
and V ore extra engraving for their trouble.
For further particulars send for copy Of the An
journal, pronounced The hsndsomest magazine In
America. Regular price, 50 cents per number. hui
snsesnsn copies Will b cent 70 hOse wishing "a
subscribe, on receipt q sightcsa ee.is, ~ stamps
Of esin. Address q. H. UEkbY,
Xesuary c. 4. A., Sc sroadvsy, Few xsrk.
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THE PRESS
NV. foRsEY. Editor and Proprietor.
Pss!'eat;on Office. All C1ess.~ st.,

PHILADELPHIA.
The believing are the terms Of he sewers,
eiitiens:
DAILY lssuE-3s,es PER annum, payable in
sdvancs.
1ai.WEEELY 1ssuE-is published on Tues
lays, Wednesdays. aud Saturdays. At. - per
snnum, in advance.
WEEKLY PREss-coniaining General News.
Editorial, Markets, Sc, 10 Issued every Weuses-
day.
SiSsLs CorIEa $500 per annum, In advance.
TnaHs % es ="
Ten Sl2
Nv MT go (when forwarded 10 or.
ddIetr.)
Twenty copies, or over. 70 address Of sach ~,
arissr. o., 20 per copy. H.,
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- sssfai nan ALWAYS o. hssd y attend NE
a0e.
Office Of the Kan'as Stage Co. at this house
ID. Il, button, Agent. Stages arrive and Dc.
part daily, csnneetine with lines T. ali psin,s
Esst, Wet, North and South.
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No,ice 10 Taxpayers Of Jefferson Co.
The Tax List Of A. D. 1861. State,
County and Township. has been deliv.
cred to me for collection. The taxes
are how due. aud the law requires all
taxes to be paid prior to the first Of
January. All persons failing TO pay
their taxes by the LIST of January. will
have penalty of ten per cent. to pay.
Sec. IS Of the tax law reads as follows:
"On all taxes remaining unpaid after
the first day of January. there shall be
a penalty Of ten percent added. and
collected in like manner as other taxes.
amt Of Tax for State prpo's 4ocis on 500 val'tn
e. County ~
Oskaloosa twp %
Jeii.rsOu 10 &c
Gras,hopper Falls 20
I" K ck Sresk Up 10
Osawkee tp ~ -
Nav TIP 20
Kentuckytp 40 /"
l will attend ut the following times and
places to receive taxes. A.
Winchester on the I'd and Sd Dec. 81
Grasshopper Falls 4th-5lh
Joshua Tsylors on Rock creek 9th :"
Osawkee 7th "
kaw 10th "
Kentucky 18th"
Persons wishing 10 pay taxes will
call a, my Office in the village Of Oska-
loosa AT any time except the days above
mentioned.
G. B. CARSON. Treasurer.
Oskaloosa. Jefferson Co. Kansas.
NV. 10Th. 1861.
P.S. All those that have not paid
their taxes for the year A D 1860 will
have to pay The same by the LIST Of Jan
uary or their lands will be sold. The
tax sales for delinquent taxes Of 1860
will commence the end day Of January
next. G.B. CAnsox. Treasurer.
Nov. l6-Nol5-1w.
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GREAT EASTERN ROUTE VIA
OHIO l. MISSISSIPPI
BROAD GUAGE
Il AILR O AID

aking the quickest time from St. Louis &c
VI Cincinnati, Lou,s.i.... Nashville and Ill
Eastern Cities! New York. ~ hour.
I.,tsburs, hours Boston, A hours.
wheeling, ish hours. Philadelphia. 50 houu
cleveland, - hours. Baltimore. Sc hours.
buffa. 20. hours. Washington, 37i hours.
Louisville, liz hours. Nashville, D. hour.
From st. Louis TO Cincinnati WITHOUT cAAxer
or CARS. FROM Cincinnti to Cleveland. Pi,ts-
burg or Beilair, without change of cars
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CT I prices that they saa be sold IN any
y or town in the Great Wet. We have nos
the Measure of annsuacing 10 our friends and
eu.,oucrs ,hrt our STICK ha. been made inii anf
ample fron recent parchases, and with full con
sciou ,ne.s Of the
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Parsons, RoIlysOa, Swan, West, WHEAT
Williamson of Pleasants, linn. and Mt.
Speaker, (Portsr)-l9.
EAYs-Messrs. Davis, Fast, Miperi Ny
ers, Henderson, Powell, Patrick. Rufner.
Smith, Vance, Wilson and WilIiamsou Of
Wirt-l2
So the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. HooFoN moved TO raise joint COM
mittee Of eight, TO which should be referred
the Governors Message. Objected 10 and
laid over.
Mr.. WILSON offered a resolutiug instruct
ing the Finance Committee 70 consider the
expediency of reporting House bill No. go,
of the lAst-session, authorizing the Couuty
Court of Ohio couty to re-assssS nine acres
of land in Ohio County, belonging to Jo-
ssph Hldinger.
Mr.. LOGAN offered one instructing the
Committee on Military Affairs to consider
the expedieuey of making an appropriation
TO defrsy the extra expense incurred by the
fourth aud 9Th regiments, v. NJ, under the
late call Of the Governor.
Mr. WILLIAMSON, of Writ, offered Que, In
structing the Committee on Roads and In
ternal Navigation TO consider the expedt-
eney Of charteriug company to improve
/ the navigation Of Little RanaWha river, by
sluiee or slaekwater.
The resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. CRoTHERs asked leave to withdraw
from the files of the House, bill No, So Of
last session, and it was granted.
He also offered a resolution appropriating
$40 to pay the JAnitor. aud II was referred.
A communication from the Senate au-
nouuced their concurrence in the joint res
oIutiOn appointing a COMMITTEES to inVesti-
gate the United States permit system at
| this place, aud appointed Messrs. Rlesher
and Gather. @ 7a =sst sr-ftr.
The Speaker appointed aessrs. Logan,
Farnsworth and Crothers on the part oil
the House. 7rl lt
The communication further announced
\ the passage of joint resolution raising q
committee to investigate the condition of
the Lunatic Asylumnt Weston, and report
whether any further appropriation Is at
present necessary for its further proseou-
tion, and naL.inR Messrs. Watson and Bar.
ley as the committee ON the part of the
Senate al a. FH as7H e-4 ig4 si4 aC
The resolution WAS laid upon the table
and the House adjourned. ifi ~ Ha
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ABOUT Netting ths soldlers vote.


A very important proposition was intro
duced yesterday by Mr.. FarnswOrth in the
House ofDelegates, looking 10 some proVis-
ion for enabling our West Virginia soldiers
TO vote at the approaching elections. We
shalt be. rejoieed il some means can be
found TO accomplish this object. They
ought 70 vote not onlyson the ratification
of the Copstitution soon. to be submitted to
the people, but 10 the next Spring elections.
1t would be truly to be dePlOred it the if
teen thousand men from West Virginia now
in the service of the United States are de-
MED the right of voting upon their new
State Consultation. Itwould be one of the
gravest wrongs ever iOhicted on n people,
not 10 suffer them to vote on that question
which is second only, so far as they are
concerned, to the question of national exis-
teuee. No State il the Union has SO large
proportion of its citizens in the service of
their country Perhaps one thiEd, perhaps
more, of the voters OF West Virginia are ia
the army I'D "
Ye. we fear it will be found that the
Legislature can do nothing to mitigate this
wrong. We hope ws,are mistaken in this
but fear We are not. The qualifications of
voters are defined by the constitution and
cannot be altered by ordinary legislation.
So far, however, as concerns, the vote on
ratifyiug the constitution there is no such
obstacle 10 the way. The Constitutional
Convention will have full power to provide
fortt. Ithas powsrto provide for submit
ting the Constitution to the people of West
Virginia, so as to secure complete expires.
sion. To do SO it must provide for letting
opr.s6ldisrs vote. Any other submisstOu
than this would be incomplete and unfair
AnyseEpressiop otherwise obtained would
be very far from being the expression Of
the citizens of West Virginia. Any other
would be not only unjust bat violation Of
the duty of the Convention. .r7f,s9
We, are glad, however, that the subject
istO be Investigated 10 the Legislature, as
something favorable to the soldiers, thai
does not now appear, may be elected.
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osl.asly: "a a m


The resolution, requesting the resigna-
tion of Mr.. Carlile, and declaring that he
had disObeyed the instructions OF the Leg
stature, that he betrayed the friends of a
new State, and that 1he,bad failed to give
the Government a cordiaI support in coa-
tending with the rebellion, passed the
House of Delegates yesterday by avOte of
nineteen to twelve.
John 8. oarliIe is in truth no longer, a
Senator from Virginia. The body that
made bin has upmAde him, so far as it
could. 1t has repudiated bis acts and
called upon him to give way to some other
man who will represent it and the people
it represents, We do not expect Mr.. Car.
lie to resign. He has too good a thing Of
it. Tho man who could so utterly disre.
gard and betray his people as soon as he
had got into his place VIII not lack hardi.
hood to disregard their demand now.
Never in the history of any people was
= public servant SO universally and over
Whelmingly rebuked. The men who were
once his friends, have disownsd him. The
people who used to swear by him, aud him
only, have with unparalleled uuanimity de-
nounoedhia as thsir betriyer and deman.
ded bis resignation or removal. Both
branches of the Legislature that made him
a Senator. have declared bis uhfaithfulness
aud asked his withdrawal. The verdict is
complete and nothing saves the criminal
but form of law. A Formally alone
saves him from deeapitatiou, but as far as
West virginiasis .tohcerned, De is no more.
he who had he been true, might have been
first in its eoupcils, in that he was false,
claims only christian burial, the rites of
sePulture. = s''''''s
We have done with him. The grave has
closed over all there was political in this
man, and no earthly chastissmsuts can
reach bsyoed the grave. De pOrtui, nj
.fBOhlin. We shall seek no further ito
draw his.fraHies from elrjdrsadabode y
Our task.is done. To history soasisa We
the record Of our erring brother. and there
We take our leaFs Of him..
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VIRGINIA. 1EaIsIATURE.



~ FsIDAT, December 70, 1869. =
The Senate was opened with prayer BY
the Rev. r. Y. Dodge.
On motion of Mr.. Jackson the House
bill for the relief Of John Slack, Sheriff
elect of KanRWha county, was taken up aud
passed.
Mr.. CLOSE from the Committee on ri.
nance submitted bill for the relief OF
Joshua n, Stats, Sheriff of Jackson conn.,
ty.- Ordered, to be printed. .tf }ltt
Mr. JACKSON offered q resolution which
was adopted. changing the time of the
meeting of the Senate from p. m, until
10 o'clock a. m.
The Senate bill repeating an act to pro-
vide for the payment of costs in prosecu-
tons for misdemean0rS, &C., was laid upon
the table.
The bill repeating and rs-enacting an act
making an appropriation TO the proposed
State of West Virginia, was laid upon the
table.
Mr. BURLEY reported a bill Increasing the
fees Of SHERIFF. which was read tirst time
aud ordered TO be printed.
A communication was received from the
House Announcing the passage of joint
resolution for tue appointment Of joint
committee to take into consideration the
propriety Of removing the State Govern
ment to Alexandria, Va. Rll ulg.i itl "
Mr.. Close moved to concur in the reso-
luton. ==i 5aa last ssitf ir4sg
Mr.. CATHER did not see what advantage
could be obtained by removing the Govern
ment to Alexandria. Besides, he thought
the Governor had power TO convene the
Legislature at that point if he saw proper.
The resolution was concurred in,
Mr. BuRLEY reported a bill Imposing a
tax on dogs, which was read and ordered
to be printed.
Mr.. SLACK submitted bill to amend and
re-euact the third chapter of the code Of
1850. sftl .gsf1'ai'
Mr.. FLEsHER offered resolution refer
ring portion Of the Auditors report in
relation to the Literary Fund TO the Com.
mittee on Schools aud Colleges. ,.s
Mr.. PLEsHER offered "A resolution that the
Committee on Roads and Internal Naviga.
tion enquire into theexpedisncy of repair
ing certain turnpike roads in jackson
county. Biz -laoH .3ll,a
On motion of Mr.. Gloss the Senate ad.
jourued. 4aa la 49,
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TUE Wheeling PreSs tries to make II APP
pear that in defending Senator Flesher
agSidstthe charge OF offering resolutions
iu.the Senate against NJ. carliIe, not drawn
BY himself We are endeavoring to screen
Mr.. Crane tits not true. We are not try.
ing TO screen anybody from Rnytbiug, about
Whathe has done or has not done. and we
don't care anything about it. But as j; re-
CARDS the controversy about this matter out
of which the Press strives to make little
bit of capital, We have just this to say, that
we regard it matter unworthy the atten-
ton 1t has already received; Smatter about
which We have not cared anything and do
not now care anything; and matter about
which without the solicitation ola gentle
man who said he considered himself Ag-
grieyed. we should not have said one
word.
Iuiast Mondays Press appeared the fol-
lowing statement:
AVE ought to notice prevalent rumor
that the assault upon Mr.. Garlic did not,
in fact, originate with member OF the
Stats Senate but with one OF the ofic' RS
of the Executive Department.. tits report
ed that Auditor CRANE Is the person allud-
ed to; that he put q resolution, demanding
Mr.. GArlile's resignation, ready drawn up,
into the hands OF Senator, for presentA-
ton TO the body; thAtth SenRtot. deelin-
ed, when Mr.. Crane solicited another SEN
ator. and this time with success"
As itswas Senator Flesher's resolution
that had passed the Senate and was promi.
neatly before the public We took it for
granted il was referred to- This impress
sion was strengthened by the Senator who
called our attention to it and complained
of the Injustice done him. Az bis request.
simply to do him justice, as he complained
and We supposed he had been misrepre-
scented, we pronounced untrue the state
ment that his resolution was drawn by any
one but himself. Now the Press says
Senator Fiesker denies that he authorized
us to make the statement We did, II the
Pas.sL is authorized by him tOsay that,
then. it becomes simply a question Of yeraci-
~ between that .gentleuaa aud ourselves.
BE NOT oulyat different times and places
solicited two Of our editOtiaI corps to make
the statement We did make, but ON the fol-
lowing day told one Of them thatiit had
been made correctly. Yet the Pres says
he complained to them with a degree Of
.yshemenee of the wrong which the Kateili-
Ssneer had done him" This is very sin
gtuisf, If true, after his telling us We had
said what he desired Us to. Add not less
singular is the fact that he made the same
complaint to Us about the second article of
the Pse.,, which the Press says he made to
them about ours The only, way We can
account for It is that We both misrepresent-
cd him, and that he felt q deIicsey 10 tel
ing nts6, but! felt arltbsrty.te telleasb
what the other had done. 3 fsas5
From these facts plainly stated WsoOn-
elade either that the frsts statements are
ontrus or that We haEiss been illHHssihesfely
dsalt,Rith. t,5seTE eTTIeTyL
sfs f-Hif.t et-- v
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Card.
NEv oallE, Dec, 10. lse2.

Editors IntslIigeHetr /. ss,
Permit me through the medium OF your
paper TO tender the thanks of the soldiers
Of the l2Ih Va. Volunteers to Ne. J.iR
Diekey Of your city, for one hundred con-
les OF the New Testament aud Psalms. 50
kindly sent by him for their benefit Ana
We would assure him and oil others that
may see this, that such deeds Of charity
always meet with RWArm reception ~
those who AF8 10 the army, aud eonss.
guently deprived Of the aSsoeiatious Of
'houe. ~ sssite7q T.H. TRAfNRR.a has
, - .l. sl75sps ohSplain, 18th va Rete