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The Yreka Journal says q Some people have
pretended to say that JEFF. Davis could not be
hanged because his carcass is not heavy enough
20 break his neck. Since it has been ascertained
that he No. ID boots the size OF feet closes
out that superstition
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-10

To THE AMERICAN PEoPLE.-At meeting Of
citizens Of the United States held in the city oil
Washington on Saturday, April 30, 1865, an as
ISOLATION was organized having for its object the
erection Of monument at the National Capital
to the memory of the late President Of the United
States, Abraham Lincoln.
This association is called the .. Lincoln Monu-
mcnt Association and the following gentlemen
were appointed board of Directors to whom is
intrusad the management of its affairs. viz =
The Hon. James Harlan. of Iowa the Hon
Hugh McCulloch Secretary of the Treasury the
Hon. ". Dennison. Postmaster General Richard
Wallach, Esq, Mayor of Washington the Hon.
}. W. Forncy, Secretary of the Senate Lewis
Clephane, Esq, Washington City, H. D. Cooke,
Esq, Washington City.
OF whom Hon. James Harlan, of Iowa, was
elected President, and H. u. Cooke appointed
Treasurer.
Upon notification of their acceptance. it is
made my duty to announce the fact to the public
and TO solicit subscriptions to the monument.
All the above-named gentlemen EXCEPT Mayor
WaIlach NOW absent from the city) having &C
ccpted position on the Board OF Dircrtors. the
association is announced organized.
The patriotism Of the American people is earn
cstlv appealed to, that the proposed object OF the
association may be carried into effect in a man
ici "oieh! VI tieHh anu VI tiE Stc'I p'tTloi ana
statesman whose private virtues and eminent
public services are to be commemorated by this
national work.
The press throughout The coua:ry is requested
to copy this notice, and TO encourage the object
Of the association through its ediorialcolumns
The people Of the United States are invited to
contribute such amounts as they disposed
1t is not proposed by the association to appoint
agents for the collection Of contributions, and
all persons DESTROYS Of contributing to this mon
ument are invited to send their donations direct
TO the Treasurer II. d. Cooke. ESQ. Of the firm
of Jay Cooke Il Co. Washington City or to Jay
Cooke x Co., Philadelphia
j. B. S. Tom. Secretary.
rt.A.,f L..
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$50 AGENTS WANTED. $50

I IBERAL INDUCEMENTS To UANN ASOEho
| for the sale of the celebrated
Cottage SI2 Seefng .naehfns!
pea-I wish to engage an active Agent in every
county in the United States and Canada, to trav-
ell and introduce my NEW and CHEAP FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. This Machine possesses
more than ordinary merit, is just patented with
valuable improvements and acknowledged to be
unsurpassed for general utility. \ limited num-
Der OF responsible Agents are wanted to solicit
orders, to whom a salary of from
$50 to $50 Month, and Expenses,
VIII be paid. Tor conditions and full particulars
address, with stamp for return portage,
L. MALCOLM,
4o'o-'d- Box 1888, Boston, Mass
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In whatever form disease attacks the liver il il repealed
and eytermnated by this searching painless and Irresistible
curative Billions reiftens billions pring, and all the
of the indicated by pain the
right between the shoulders yellowne-s Of the
whites weakness and debility. &c. relieved
and by the remedy with CELEBRITY which astonishes
the sufferers and their friends Let the sick whom the fac
uy have Abandoned resort with confidence to this powerful
antibou agent and restoration to health and activity
he tIn inn result
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Woman in all her Difficulties

Is invited the rcsulun@ and rest 1raye powers Of
this harmless but effective preparations At the two epoci
of life in which the female system uulergoes the most i'm
pnrtant and critical changes the Pills Will prove positive
safeguard against evil Consequences They also confident
" recommended a specific in every disorder to which e
males exclusively subject.
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MEXICAN EMIGRATloN.-LatestE Eastern papers
state-that in all parts there is quite stir among
veteran soldiers in relation 10 emigration to
Mexico. 1t is stated that General McClernand is
to head large party TO that country.
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Washington City, May ?, 1869.

PAYryG THE PRINrEr.-The following, from q
venerable manuscript, found in N Anticipated
bake-oven, explains the origin Of the manner in
which printers are generally paid
- And Skinhinter, the mighty ruler of the
Sqrash-beads, having called the chief officers to
his side. commanded them thus
Go yc unto all my dominjons, and command
my people to gather their treasures. even to a
fsrthing. and pay all their debts, to the very
smallest
The officers did As they were commanded. and
. after n certain time. their rulers called them
again unto him, and demanded of them how his
orders had been ohcved.
20, mighty Skinlint,' they replied, your
commands were heard throughout the land, and
fulfilled, for your people are obedient
And is every debt paid :?
Yea, even the smallest
Are the merchant, the manufacturer, the Ia
borer paid p
All paid
AreIhe tobacco and whisky bills settled?'
AN, all
And have my people been rrovident-haye
they laid up enough to feed their cats and dogs :?
Yea, they have done this
Well, my people worthy. Now. go ye
again unto them, and if there be anything left
tell them to take it and pay The printer.
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CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
MN, STAGES LEAVE WEAVERVILLE FOR
zska@@pG Shasta Red Bluff. Tehama. Chico Oroville.
E9NG Marysye. Sacramento and other points East
and South, and Trinity Center Caahan Yreka Jackson
vile, and other points North, every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY,
at : o'clock, A. II. Ga OMee the ~: y. Hotel.
1vo.tf. GUS. SCANMoN, Agent.
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BE 1T UNDERSTOOD,
Bilious Maladies, &C., &c.

That the above all times he vcrefed b
the written testimony textentng through quarter of a
tnrv) Of tens thousands of unmpeachabe witnesses.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-06-10

U1HIS CELEBRATED INSTITUTE HAS EN-
/ loved on this coast uninterrupted success
of fourteen years, and has become of the
renowned Hospitals of the age. What the cele-
brated Lock Hospital is to London, and the no
less renowned establishment of Ricord to Paris,
this Institute has become to the Pacific Coast
The thousands annually received and cured place
it in point of number of patients among the
very first of the world and the success OF It's
treatment ranks it second 10 none.
PRIVATE DISEASES IN MALES and IR~-
IRREGULARITIES IN FEMALES are the great
destroyers of health. They insiduously attach
the system and gradually undermine and destroy
it they drive the bloom from the cheek, the
ustre from the eye, the strength and vigor from
the frame they give to the world puny and
diseased offspring, and poison, through success
sive generations Of the race of man. The tharks
can be seen in Scrofula, Consumption. Cripples,
the ldiotic, the Paralytic, the Insane, etc
There is no more terrible scourge to the human
race than those diseases arising from the con-
tamnation of Venerial Poison. The mildest
forms. by retreating to the blood, hold ever over
the one afflicted the sword of destruction that
is liable at any moment to fall and blight-to
utterly destroy-all earthly hopes.
MERCURY, recognized as the most fatal medi-
cal enemy to man, combining with the Venerial,
doubles his dangers. Those who have been
treated with that pernicous mineral poison
not cured the disease has only assumed
form
Do not be satisfied with Partial Cures,
that leave the poison to crawl through the sys-
TEN, eating its way into the tissues and organs
beneath the apparently smooth surface, to burst
out in the future with a. virulence that will
battle the effects of medicine. WHEN PERFECT
CURES can be obtained by consulting a physi-
clan whom long practice and thorough investi-
of of tha A
RY ORGANS enables to determine at once the
nature of the disease
In all diseases entrusted to the Doctors care,
PERFECT, SPEEDY and PERMANENT
Cures Always Guaranteed,
In Syphilis and its adjuncts; GonorrhGa and its
accompanying diseases all disorders of the
Bladder, Kidneys and PROSTATE; Seminal Weak
ness Diseases Of the Heart and Lungs Dys-
pepsia Indigestion, Impotency Insipient Con-
SUMPTION and all diseases of the urinary organs,
in either sex, always warranted, OR NO
PAY REQUIRED at the PRIVATE
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RS- Consultation by letter otherwise FREE For d.
rection of letters, see below.
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H0Il0WAY'S PILLS ARE, THE BEST REMEDY KNOWN u
HE WORLD FOa HE FOLLOWING DISEASES

Asthma Bowel Complaints Coughs. Colds Chest Diseases
Costyeness Dyspepsia Darr9a Dropsy Debility Fever
and Ague, Female Complaints. Headache Indigestion. In
fuenza- Inflammation Inward Weakness. Liver Complaints
Lowness of Spirits Piles. Stone and Gravel. Secondary
symptoms, Nenereal Affections. Worms Of all kinds.
CautiO
If the reader of this "notice" get box Of Pills
Ointment from the drug store in his place. let him write
to enclosing the and will mail box free OF
pense Many dealers will not keep medicine hand be-
they cannot make much profit other persons
make.
None genuine unless the words Holo,cGy, Ne,c Ior
and LOnon. discernable Wer-mdr in every leaf
Of the book of directions around each box; the be
plainly by holding the haf IL the light handsome
reward will be given any lerng such information
lead TO the detection of party parties counter
etng the medicines vending the knowing them to
be spu -ious.
~ aold at the mandatory of Professor HOLLOWAY so
Maiden Lane, New York and by all respectable Druggists
and Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States and
the civilized world in boxes IS IS and 81 40
each.
w. There considerable saving by taking larger
52y91yr.
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80 Every tree being crowned
With the blossoms of Nav"


Descending again to practical things, he de-
scribes the excellent qualities of the fences and
the water, etc, and then assumes the ddactc
b" The superiority of the country over the city,
as a residence, can only be appreciated by com
parison, which is most strikinglv illustrated in
the youthful sports Of young children, when Ia
ken from dingy city to place like this. Wit
ness the display of the buoyant spirits Of youth,
when sporting on the green grass, or among the
fowers-their unrestrained freedom and cheerful
faces, their eyes sparkling with gladness, whose
voices in the force of sweetness and expression
mingle with the gay songsters of the wood"
Or. Johnson said, . Whoever wishes to attain
English style, familiar but not coarse, elegant,
but not ostentatiOus, must give his days and
nights to the study of addison" 1t may be
that some future Johnson will point ambitious
pupils to the advertisements of Walker rs mod
els on which to frame an exemplary English style.
boston Cor. Sac. Union.
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Hont to Use The REMEDIES.

In Diseases Ct t'c Blood, Iunor5 Ike Face, or any
anl er.y r. q Inc body Extract Sarsaparia, ap-
,-ia 20 rraplcs AMI all external lnors Eruptons
Ia Improved Rose Wash.
ts Extract Buchu for all diseases requiring the aid
OF DIre except those Of the Urinary Organs, such as
Caaor-.Ga all Gle =; In these the Extract Buchu
aal iDjec: with The Improved Rose Wash.
~ THESE EXTRACTS HAVE EEEN ADMITTED
TO Use IN TIL UNITED G?A-I,s .a,!Y, and also
IL very general use in al ATE l101fIfAL3 AND
PUBLIC INSTITCTI0,;S -. u ~ tho land, rs well as
in private practice, AMI coasTle'ed as invaluable
remedies.
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FEMALE PIRATE.-Piracy was, in early times,
a tayorite and fashionable pursuit One of the
most celebrated pirates Of the Northern seas was
Princess Alvilda, the daughter of a Gothic
king, who, according to the legend, embraced
the occupation OF sea-rovcr to relieve herself
from marriage which was sought to be imposed
upon her, contrary to her inclination, with All,
Danish prince. She habited herself in male
costume and selected as her rowers and crew,
band of Anazonian damsels, who assumed the
same attire. Touching at a strange port in
of her first cruises, she met association Of
male pirates, who were bewaiing the death OF
their leader, and captiyatel bY the gallant bear
ing Of the heroine they chose her their chief.
Thus reinforced she became SO Formidable in her
depTedations that her former suitor was sent to
encounter her, and Il fierce contest ensued at sea.
in which, after vigorously rcpuls;ng for 4 time
his wariike assaults, Aft ut length boarded her
bark, and having slain numbers Of her crew. She
became his prisoner. The Princess wore casqGc,
which concealed her face he raised it and reco--
nizing his former fair one, she tainted in his
arms and on his again Offering her his hand she
became his bride.
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CONSULTING OFFICE
80 CURE, NO PAY

SECOND BUILDING BELOW MONTGOMERY.
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asas The citizens of Virginia have ever
found the people of Baltimore their fast
friends. The citizens of Norfolk and Ports
mouth can never forget their efforts in our be-
halt, during that "Revelry of Death" which
set in upon us some years since. y.iA.a
The results of the war in many portions of
our State, has been, in many instances, not
only to impoverish our people, but many of
them were left without even the common ne
cessaries of life and without horses or imple-
ments to till the earth The Baltimoreans,
land We record it with emotions of gratitude
and adnlration,) have stepped forward to
again rescue the people of our State from
want and starvation. At a meeting Of the
Director of the Agricultural Aid Society, held
in Baltimore on Monday last, Mr.. Lawrence
Sangster, the Secretary Of the Association,
made his report, from which we make some
extracts
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houses, and outhouses, barns, stables, and eel
lars especially, alley ways and cutters, every
place, indeed, from foundation to top story
should be kept scrupulously cleanA And tbs
is not ALL The temperament and habits Of
living have quite as much to do with, the dis
ease as cleanliness and good ordeEa No man
should stand in bodily or mental fear of this
disease, terrible as it is but be prepared for
its coming, and brace himself against it by all
those means and appliances which are the
fruits of sound temperance and wholesome
mental discipline The U. s. Minister at
Constantineple assures US, that the cholera in
the East is still extending its rayages, and that
the cities of the United States should most
rigidly guard against the pestilence. The au-
thorities of this great city cannot, and dare
not, neglect. this advice, and we therefore have
a right to expect from those in charge of the
Public Health, extraordinary exertions not
only to keep the streets clean, but to see that
the local laws are notbvioiatedi by, any, one
The streets, especially in. the neigilborhood of
the markets, present a. daily violation of city
ordinances, as well as public duty. s.4r
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2 asT- A Writer in the Richmond Wig, puts

Hes a Writer In the Richmond Wing puts
forth these spirit stirring words -.
=. 81 feel sure there is a good time coming
for Virginia. The two Fifgipias 7-would to
God they Were. one agair+v-p possess the mate
rails Of making them united, ths great En-
pire State of this continent ys4s > I IA
s"Some may think that Vnginis is toe, much
crushed to rise again 1t is sam humanity
thought. Fer four years. the darkest that
ever hung over the hopes and homes Of any
people, she bere the blunt pfs thu war and
drank the blood OF more than pperthird of its
battles---If but, a part of her CLERGY, perse-
yefanee and resources; exhibited atAingthe wal
is applied to develope her anatesial ad viatttges
she can and will become, the, Empire State Of
the Union. Though crushed and .bfekengd down
at present, she will yet IS like the Giant of old,
rise from the earth with renewed strength =,
Ia Richmond with q water yspower, climate
and position unequalIedr sonsthis, Continent,
must be its great manufac turing city And
Norfolk, with its port, unsurpassed by that of
any sea, must, in time, become; its great com
mercial emporium lbs ga nj IN ~
7e "Unmanly fears Of decay and falling back
must be banished trenl the minds Of people
who stood mp during war OF four years, such
as never was waged before. s. Let us not waste
ourselves in mourning over the dead past, for it
is gone. Let lnind; and muscle, in their might
and power, be. applied to the living issues
ahead, and there is a bright future before u.s. :"
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DR.. J. F., waringo Of Savannah, Ga, the

DIR. j. r. Waringo of Savannah, Ga, the
owner Of large plantations Of Siddaway Island,
now occupied by freedmen, under the orders
Of Generals Shernen, has been pardoned.---
One condition of Warnings pardon was, that
he should not disturb the freedmen in the
possession Of their present hoTes.
3 fDr' Waring commanded a splendid Scaval-
ry corps-the- Georgia Huzzars-threughout
the war His plahtations on. Skiddaway are
the largest and most valuable on the island ]
Lagrange Repo14er,w, ~ ~ so
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DEATH OF Cor. GEORGE PETERS We re-
greet to have to announce the death of Col.
George Peters, of Baltimore, Nd, but resi-
dent of this city since 1861. He died at the
residence of Col. Bowen, Twenty-sixth and
Clay Streets. Tuesday morning, in the 57th
year of his age. aCol. Peters was COMMANDER
of the First Rife Regiment-nf Baltimore for
many years Upon the breaking-out of the
late war he came to Richmond, and was
placed in eharg Of the Ambulance Depart.
ment of thelate Confederate 6 Government, in
which position, we have personal knowledge
that he exercised his Offices Of humanity to
Confederate and Federal soldiers alike. Yes
terday the remains We're enclosed ia a metallic
case and will be forwarded to, Baltimore this
morning. Col. Peters leayesaaa wife and six
chldren--al sons--who reside in this city,
who VIII accompany the remains to Baltimore
1iacnaoaa Whlg. ysiEai2 ~, 5sGzs1 --p-
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COMMUNICATIONS.
dFog the Dag Boeks1

1Nt. Do IsAIFof TIE Dag BoeE.5 p afif y y
Mr.. EDITOR :-a1Your announcement, a few
days ago, that the prince of steamboat men,
Capt. Mitchell was soon to be called toHll the
Commanders place on one of the. boats now
plying our waters,oh has awakened a lively sat
isfaction in the hearts of his many friends
here and elsewhere Capt NJ. has been long
and taNofably known in connection with the
navigation of 7our waters, for number of
years, and no one has ever proven himself
more worthy of the general confidence and es-
TEEN with which he is favored, than he,
and the Company that secures lbs services
will find him invaluable gf J5
= t--i 90 " 81, Fa-'T A--i (1p,E.ns
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After the railroad smash-up on the Chicago
and Northwestern Railroad, near Chicago, on
Monday night, at which the, engine and ex-
press car were rolled over and over twenty
feet down an enbankment, and the, engineer
and three Others squeezed and scalded to pulp;
the newsboy who accompanied the train was
found coiled up. safe and fast asleep under a
broken seat, quite Rdistqqrbed BY tie collision
and fusA q pa,Is sslsu sa bssa .
,esiEsg
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
r ABoR vINcIT-oMNIAl TT
LABOR SUPPLY OFFIcE,

LABOR SUPPLY OFFICE, $500.
I..... NORFOLK, Aug. 8th, 1866.
The pressing demand for Laborers, in Virginia
and North Carolina has induced me to undertake
to supply the want. With this view, have re-
Gently visited New York, and after full consul
tation with the Commissioners of Emigration, l
have concluded to enter upon this important duty
at once. A-. '-- - ai',-2t
The emigration from Great Britain and the Con-
tinent to America is very great at this time
That large proportion of this vast tide can be
turned towards the South, | am convinced from
enquiry upon the spot.
have opened an Office in this city, and am now
ready to receive orders for such Farm Hands,
male and female House Servants, &C., as may
be needed. The Nationalities of Great Britain
and the Continent are all represented in this grand
influx of population. But it is from the German
States, and Ireland, and Scotland, and Wales
that we have to look for such labor as we need
Persons making application will state fully their
wants and their preference as to nationality.
shall take pleasure in communicating fully all
the information possess on the subject, and 1
have no doubt Of being able, with feasenabIesno-
tice, to supply all the labor that may be required.
take pleasure in referring to the following
gentlemen :y..Fs S3eE w.E p ei4fror az.
; Cyrus Curtis, ESQ.,. Vice President of the Board
Of CommissionersTofs Emigration, SO Broadway,
Henry G. Hardy, 70 Beaver street, N. 10 (for-
merly Of North Cardinal ia istl 30 81
,AsJ John Potts Brown, 933 Beaver street,fN X.
{ Ralph King, 50 Beaver street, N. Y, Formerly
Of Georgia ,svas zrisI,,is 80 -. -
Z Dr.'A. n. Bell, III Clinton street Brooklyn
formerly of Virginia.) .zsL9rJss
Hon. ]. S. iMiIson, Ex. U. s. Congress.
Hon. Francis C. Pierpont, GOV. va.
Hon. L. H. Chandler, Elk. u. s. Congress-
81 Hon. I. G. Tabb, Mayor of city of Norfolk.
4 James Cornick, Pres. dis. c. Company
Marshall Parks, Pres, a. 4 G. q. Company
Alexander Bell, Charles Reid, W = T. Hardy,
city of Norfolk ls'J sla . a.A 9.@-- 81 9&u31h
Dr.. w. W. Wing, late treasurer Statee7ef Va.
i: Lewis Webb, Collector Port Norfolk ss;s
aug Us tnS JAS E. BEIIy MOD.
AnnnIcE 100 ri A NnS W NMIn
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in regard to the Convenience that would be
gained for ON; merchants, by the establish
ment of another bank in this city, we received
information ofsthe Organization a corpora
ton under the title Of the Merchants Nation
al Rantn of4 patarsl,n rtoa lIf& Z .IGFAF
Mr.. T. 7. Brooks wa chosen President, and
A. L. Archer, CASHIER The following gentle
man were elected Directors: a. A4>@A ri -,
7. T.Brooks, President; w. R. Mallory, F,
E. Davis, r D. McIlwaine, Chas. B. Raine,
J. ?, Williamson, Thos. Smith, G. n. Spicer,
s. A! Pfulnmer@ .-oi~sip&pJ
"a The President of the Institution went North
last evening to complete the arrangements,
and it is expected that the Bank witlgo into
operation early next week Petersbaag In
deG. .a.-.- - .--.-..-..-a
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The following snamedb cyiirgginians. upon oil

The following sname sdbqyA irginisns. upon old
applications, were 6 e uneonditlonally pardoped
by the President on Monday last
=, john P -Branch;,- T on1as Branch. James r.
Branch, George w. Boiling, Andrew 5sKevan
and John keyan, allef Petersburg The two
last mentioned were published in yesterday s
Express. .AN ,8lp3G9E
/. Edmund Fontaine, Charles a. Rose and
William Allen, Of Virginia. were also pardon
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.

SPARTAN MAGIsTRAT E.-Mayor i For
syth of Mobile has thus addressed the police Of
that city: ~, ts1t 1E N0U&C8
.""As Mayor1 only know you as members of
the police, Ny likes and dislikes viii have
noweightin my discharge of the duty Where
L find faithful officer he is my man, whether
friend or foe; when l find one guiltyoof NAL
-feasance or corruption shall take his official
head off withouta moments hesitation, though
he had been my best friend 1 believed have
made myself UNDERSTOOD make no change
for the present-you are on probation, and
trust will so acquit yourselves as to make
many changes, if any unnecessary. If you do
not shall behead you without mercy .1s