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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1865-03-30

New York, March 2S.-The gold specu-
lation is quiet. There is a great scarcity Of
cash gold, and differences of GOT per cent.
are current between cash and re ,ular.
The market is at present largely oversold.
beside which good many postponed con
tracts are outstanding, and it would appear
probable that purch ,ses to cover these out
standing engagements may, temporarily p ut
up the price, which opened to-day at 81 "a,
went up to 81 54t, and then fell again to
81 Oh.
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MRRHfEc.

MARRIED-At the brides residence. In Green
town ship, Wapello county, on the 9th Of March,
1858. by Rev. J. n. McElroy, Mr.. EMxoR moore and
Mrs. MARY II. EKERY.
With the above notice came bountiful
cake from the bride. for which we return
thanks, with wish of long and happy life,
and that more Mo(o)res will result
from the union Of the happy pair.
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A Hemp Of Fight in Western
Veterans.

Some Western friends Of the President
were recently talking with him about Sher-
mans grand march. The conversation
turned on the danger which Sherman's
troops would encounter from the rebels when
they approached near enough to Richmond
to enable Lee to suddenly reinforce Jo.
Johnston. One OF the interlocutors said -
"Mr. Lincoln. as Sherman's army advances,
the rebel forces necessarily concentrate aud
increase in number. Before long Sherman
will drive the columns Of Johnston, Bragg,
Hoke and others within few days march
of Lees main army. May not Lee sudden
" march South with the bulk Of his army
form junction with Johnston's troops, and,
before Grant can follow any considerable
distance, strike Shermans columns with SUI
perior force, break his lines. defeat his ar
my, and drive its broken fragments back to
the coast, and then with his whole army
give battle to Grant and perhaps defeat
him;
sand perhaps not" replied the President.
Napoleon tried the same game on tie Brit
ish and Prussians in 1915. He concenta.
ted his forces and fell suddenly on Butcher
and won an indecisive victory. He then
whirled round and attacked the British and
met his Waterloo. Bonaparte was hardly
inferior to Lee in military talents or exper-
fence. But are you sure that Lees forces
united with Johnston's could beat Sher-
mans army2 Could he gain his Ligny be-
fore meeting with his Waterloo when he at.
t,cks Grant2 IteHyou gentlemen there IL
a heap fright in 100, 900 Western veterans.
They are good deal like old Zach. Taylo.
at Buena Vista they don't know when
they are whipped"
The Presidents faith in Sherman and his
"boys' could not be shaken by any suppo.
sable combination of adver. circumstances
He believes they will march right ahead,
sweeping everything before them, and tina:
it is not in the power of Lee and Johnsto n
combined to defeat Sherman's army. At
the same time he has no idea that Grant
viii ever allow Lee to slip away from his
trenches unperceiyed. Ii he attempts that
movement the President thinks Grant will
be close on his heels. We partake Of the
Presidents faith, and with him believe there
is q heap of Hght in 100000 Western vete.
raas.- Chicago Tribune.
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"Miss not the occasion by the fore-lock take
That subtle power, the never. hating time,
Lest mere moments putting on should"
Allow the dreadful Catarrh to extend d,Yn
the throat 20 your Lungs, and Consumption
fix its never-loosening grasp upon your life.
At once use DR.. D. II. Seelye's Liquid Ca.
tarrh Remedy. For sale by all Druggists
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Stale News.

we learn ny the Leon NeDS that Mrs
Day while returning from town to her resi-
dence, five miles north, in wagon driven
by her son, aged 90, the horses became
frightened by the storm and ran away
throwing Mrs across the dash and evener,
where her head was kicked to pieces. This
happened on Friday week.
Des MONIES is making exertions to raise
500, 900 10 aid the Valley Railroad compa
ny TO extend that road to the capital the
present season. The Register advocates it
with its usual sagacity and vigor.
Arrangements are making at Des Moines
TO bore for '',le."
John Harmon, his wife, sister. two child
rem, and Miss Roys were upset in Middle
river, Madison county, few days since, and
the latter drowned
The storm on Friday afternoon did con-
EiJerable amount of damage. A house was
thrown across tie Railroad track below
1Eontrose. The penthouse at Fort Madison
was tally unroofed. The top of Chin
ney Of the Warden's house at the Penitcn.
tiary was blown off. The top of the wall of
McConn & Palmer's mill was thrown down.
II was one Of the severest storms Of the
season, but we have heard of no serious dis.
asters -Plaindealer.
The Citizen at Centervile. SAYS that a
man named Seeman was shot and killed by
q party of men in disguise who took him
from the custody of the court while being
examined on charge Of burning the barn
of Mr.. Howard in revenge for procuring his
conviction for horse stealing two years ago.
The Citizen properly deprecates mob law.
James Kelly, of Peoria, Mahaska county,
had his arm torn off three inches from the
shoulder by q saw in motion, on which he
fell from an upper story of saw mill.
The Knoxville Journal ia advocating the
building of bridge over the Des Moines on
the route from that place to Pea. The es
timated cost il $25,0O0
The Rev R. B. Allandar. according to the
Journal, is to receive the appointment of
Post master at Knoxville, ycc Mr.. j. L..
Waggoner.
G. W. Fisher and VI. e. Shepherd sue
coed DR.. G. Beardsley IN the Oskaloosa Her
aid. They are capable and worthy success
sors of q capable and worthy mar. They
have Gu, best wishes for their success
The same for the Dr., whatever be may en-
gage in.
Mr.. James A. Sewers has succeeded Ira
G. Mitchell in the management of the Watch
man at O-kaioosa
Prof Hall, who vas the Geological Sur
yeyor of this State, in letter to Judge
Lowe expresses the opinion that if"Petro-
leum'' exists in the Des Moines valley, it is
about Des Moines, whereat the Des Moians
are vastly lickled, and have gone to boring
with will.
We are Of the opinion that this is the only
town in the State of iowa where liquor and
beer-selling is entirely played out. You
can't get glass Of beer or drink ofliquor to
save your liz. unless you buy it ola druggist,
and then you must want it strictly for ~ ed.
icsl purposes. Set it down to our credit
Bloomfield Union Gunrd.
Gen. Bussey has taken up his headquar.
ters 1t Fort Smith a. Commander Of the Sd
Division 7th Army Corps. supersodiny Gen.
Ths-~s.
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r IST OF LETTERS Remaining

- unclatmed In the Post Office at Ottumwa> Iowa
on the 18th day of March, 1865
To obtain any OF these letters. the applicant
must ADVERTISED LETTERS, give the date Of
this list, and pay one cent for advertising.
IF not called for within one month, they wifi be
sent to the Dead Letter Office.
Letters are not advertised until they have re-
NAMED In the Office one week.
Piace the postage stamp on the upper ri ght- ha nj
corner, and leave space between the stamp and di.
rection Tor post-marking without interfering with
the writing.
IN B.-A REQUEST for the RETURN Of letter 10
the writer, unclaimed within 80 days or less writ
ten. or printed with the writer's name, Post Ofice
and state across the left hand end OF the envelopes
on the face side, WILDE complied with At the usual
prepaid rate OF postage, payable when the letter s
delivered to the writer. n-Sec % Law of 1884 81
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LEGAL NOTICE.
, Andre gorge and Mary f. Gsorge.

You are feby notified that the petition Of Jane.
Linn Is Non nle tn the ONCE Of the CLERK Of the
District CT OF Wapello county, Iowa, In which
said Linn Inns to be the owner Of Lot one an
the west : OF Lot two In pection twenty-nins;
township Dnty-one, range twelve. Also, that you
you ate nd to convey said land to Thomas Coop
er, and mistake In the description of said
hand, saidD IN asks the correction OF the descrip-
ton in yo BED, and that the title OF said land Be
quoted IN tioner. And unless you appear and
make defd8 20 said petition on or before noon of
the secoh OF the next term Of said Court, 10 BE-
commenc the 10Th day Of May, 1865, default
will be tai nd decree rendered IN accord ane .
with the OF petitioner.
TetsmpM n. WILLIAM,
March s. ~ Atty fOf pstitioasrs
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Kennedy Hung

New YORK, March %. Rob't Cobb Ken.
needy, convicted Of being spy was to-day
executed at Fort Lafayette. He was shock.
ingly profane, and sung song as the ex.
ecut Toner adjusted the rope.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

~ By virtue OF an Execution to me directed.
sued by the Clerk Of the District Court OF Wapel
county, State of Iowa, have levied upon and n
expose to public sale at the front door Of the Cot
House In said county the following described n
perty 'o-wit. situated in said county and State Il:
Jefferson Carwile's und ivided interest in his n
err civilian Carwile's) estate, to-wt: The north
quarter Of the northeast quarter OF section twe3
west quarter of section twent y-six (26), townsk
seventy-one (1l), range fifteen Q5), in wape
county, Iowa. Said sale will take place on the u
day of April, 1865. betw the hours Of O'Clock
n. and clock P NJ, commencing at 10 O'Clock
\. The said property having been taken at the y
OLA. b. Long VS.. Jefferson Carwile, to satisfy Sd
execution. one hundred and eig ity-eight dollars y
tweDty-pine cents ($iss 29), and Interest and CO
Sherifs once, Ottumwa Iowa, March 16, 1861
G. A. DERBY, Sheriff
March 16, 1S6S-2w Wapello Co, Ios
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s.3O Loan.

PHILADELPHIA, March 26.-Jay Cooke re-
ports sales of the 7 80 loan Saturday to the
amount Of $2,l79.3OO, including one from
Chicago Of $64, 300, and one of $50 900
from Springfield, Mass. There were 1,474
individual subscriptions for $50 and 500
each, balance of subscriptions for week
amounts to 81 ,675, 800.
Philadelphia, March o.
Jay Cooke reports subscription to the Z.
80 loan to-day at 81 IT'S 900. including one
Of $500 600, from Chicago, and one of $3.50,
600 from Syracuse; also l,525 individual
subscriptions Of $50 and 800 each.
Subscriptions tothe 7-30 loan to- day and
those on the way to this office win absorb
all of the first issue. In fhrty-three days
So! ,o0o,o5O have been disposed for the PEG
pie. The sales of the second series desig.
mated as that Of June Is, will go on with
out in terruption The notes are in. all re
spects precisely like the others save IN their
date. Agents Of the loan throughout the
country have been instructed on and after
tomorrow to calculate interest at the rate
of seven and three.tepth per cent, on all
subscriptions from their date up to June
18th next, and to pay back the amouot in
money purchasers at the time they Duy.
The delivery Of the new notes will be unin-
terrupted. The public will not have to wait
for them.
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News of the Week.

The rebels made desperate as
sault on Fort Steadman, on Grants
lines, on the 35th, and took the Fort.
Feintorcements coming, it was re-ta
ken by our forces, the rebels being re.
pulsed with heavy loss. 2,700 prison
ers were taken from them. After
ward Grant advanced his lines on the
left to a new position and held. it.
Sherman is safe, junction has been
formed with Scho6eld, and Colds
rsaHaass6f,n nwdsa oHt ilhse 1ptcta shlRPs5
will make stand if anywhere.
President Lincoln has been at the
front with General Grant some days,
and it is surmised that important ne
gotiations are going forward. There
are various rumors of the evacuation
of Richmond and the surrender of
portion of Lees army; but nothing
definite is known.
JEFF Davis has convened the Rebel
congress in extra session. HI" wants
the gold in the Richmond Banks, but
the Banks don't want him to have it,
and the Richmond papers say that
the Banks are sending it North.
The Utica Female Seminary YVES
burned on the 9th. Loss heavy, all
the inmates loo in number escaped.
Gold has taken turn upw ards with.
in the few past days. 1t closed at
1854 on the 81. On the 2sth it W as
$1544.
Letters deposited in the post Office unpaid
are hereafter to go to the dead letter Office
At Washington.
The food in New York and Pennsylvan ia
has abnted.
President Lincoln and family have visited
James river for the benefit of his health,
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.UBLIC SALE.

i will sell at public sale The premises to the
highest bidder for cash, Saturd ay, April 22d 1865
between the hours OF o'clock A. Il. and o'clock P.
NJ, encing at O'Clock ?. n. Of said day. all the
interest Of the fate John H. Rcke, de ceased, in and
thrty-hve 1851 tow ship seventy three 73) range
thirteen (l3J west, In Wapeilo atty, Jowa.
SAMUEL DORR, Administrstor
OF the estate Of J. H. Rickstt, decd.
March -, l6SS-Rw
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II know am perfect bear in my man.
ners," said young FELLOW to bis sweet heart
No you are not John. for you kn you
have never hpggsd ne. You are more
sheep than bear.
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Hartford ranks second to New York in
the insurance business. It has Az aggre-
gate capital Of $3.50. 900 invested in IRE
insurance.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ By virtue of special Execution to me dire.
ed, by the Clerk Of the District Court Of Wapo
county, State OF Iowa, commanding me to sell /
properly hereinafter described, a. by decree
said Court directed, will expose to sale, at pub
auction to the highest and best bidder for cash
hand, At the front door Of the Court House, In "
pello county, Iowa, on the 18th day Of April, Is(
between the hours of O'Clock A. n. aud 4 CLOCK
~, commencing 1t 10 o'clock A. ~, Of said day,
following Real Estate, to.wit:
Lots No, eight ~ and nine (Y. In Hackwortl
subdivision Of Gilmore's subdivision Of the ea
half Of the Forth east quarter Of sector "
(24), ownship seventytwo (72), north range foa
teen ll4) west, In wapelo county, Iowa.
Taken as by special execution directed as
property Of George d. Hackworth ct al, to saith
said execution In favor Of Lovins Chandler, &
against said George D. Hsekworth ct al for the n
OF one hundred and twenty nine dollars and TIVE ID
I've cents l$i29 25), and interest and costs
Sheriff. Office. Ottumwa, Iowa, March l8J1s65.
g.. A. DERBY, Sheriff
Marct 10, lS6S-2w wapelIo Co.. Iov
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SWEEPSTAKES
IXRESKZXc MAcHZKES,

gcknowiedged ~ 10 Machines Of tae country.
u - Crdsrs for Buckeye Re .pefs and Movsr. "a
I Lnresnen sho uld be handed in 500 a.
F" htst cSlljd nrst 3eryed saPPheo' ana
ponr Ifget TO 80 to Mcbride Bros for vour
arm impfments Store on Front street. q few
doors ives OF Lawrence 4 Chambers.
- Wefre also Agents for the eelebrated.ws,.
Knabe 3 P.s, A. II. Gale Co q ana Rn.rSn. =:
Grayb
AA~o~S
and for thpeleb rated MELO-PEAN m.nus...r-.a
by Scott, H<er and McMillen. We have facIIisisSi
for selling nstraments which bat few have, and
person. ing to buy would do well TO call On u.
March = s65-tt 49,. 80 -
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DOCTOR w. L. ORR;
LAG eurgeon of tha |.

Lsts Surgeon Of the 2ist iowa olun.e.r..
once over DR.. Wardens store. .R...a.
Second strsst, . few doors east Of Col C;iiis.nv.
Feb. e,Si6e6 u .'p! .
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MADAME DEAoREsT's MIRROR OF FASHION
is superb number of this exquisite publ.
cations for ladies' We recommend it to our
lady readers as the best magazine for their
use. The terms are $500 per year o, Is
cents per single'number. Yearly subscribers
get q premium Address WIN. Jennings
Demorest. SO Beekman ST.. New York.
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Corn Planters.

nes' kind; suky and Revolving Hay R.ke,. &e
"a Iact We will make It our business n r..n -
serytmns farmer needs TO iii the soil W. ~ hsnd
,mpiem ent ve cannot fully warrant. and vhseP
All, " % vnat We recommend II In ne ~.
yachine 70 TO be feturned and We iii, os ne
Soney, We are agents for the celebrated sas
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HARTFORD, CONN.,
Ensures against
A C. I'D q II II s.
CAPITAL, s5OO,OOO.

CAPITAL, S5OO,OOO.
FIVE DOLLARS ANNUAL PREMIUM will insur.
S. 900 against loss OF II fe occasioned by accident
any public conoByance by which the assured n,s'
at the time be travelling, under the Trdpelers RI
Policy.
TEN DOLLARS PREMIUM secures policy fr
IS 900, and also $25 per week compensation for pc
sonal injury incapactating the assure ed from his o.
binary bus iness--under the Travellers Risk.
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS PREMIUM secur es A
full policy for IS 900, and Gas per week comp d.
tion for ali and every description Of accident,
cling or otherwise,-under a General Accident Pc
icy.
Policies for $500, with % per week compensate,
can be had for &3 per annum, or any other sum b.
tween $500 and 81, 900 at prop ortionate rates.
Special and hazardous risks taken at special al
hazardous rates.
u No medical Examination required.
J. g. PATTERSON, Prest
RODNEY DENNIS, sec'y
HENRY A. DYER, General Agent.
ROGERS & KOUNDY Agents, ot,umw,
March 9, !S65-4w
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j, 7-SO LOAN.

BY auth Of the Secretary Of the Treasury, the
undersigr'as assumed the General subscrip*ioa
Agency ne sale ofUnited States Treasury Notes.
earl M and three.tenths per cent Interest /.
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: ..EWs By TO-DAY's MAIL.

washington, made c0mplalnC before Justice
Boswell that Chas. Boucher, wine and liquor
merchant, had without the knowledge Of the
complainant, obtained possession Of 81 500
worth OF vines and liquors belonging to him,
Henau,), and appropria ed ;hen to his own
use. The witnesses say Boucher retained The
goods only 70 save them from conbsca;icn. -
He was held 10 bail.
The debate in the r. s. House Of Repre-
seulatiyes, yesterday, on military arrests and
imprisonment in the Old Capitol and Carroll
prisons, attracted much attention, several ad
ministration members denouncing Secretary
Stanton aud his action in that connection. -
There Was much outside interest manifested
on the subject.
It is said that the charges made by Gen. Gan
SON IRepublican) in the House OF Representa-
tives yesterday, relating to arbitrary arrests
and imprisonments by Executive authority,
are based upon facts elected by the visit Of the
Military Committee to the Old Capitol
The hospital steamer Connecticut, Captain
Stranahan, arrived yesterday with 286 sick and
wounded soldiers from the General Hospital
at City Point OF these l46 We're sent to
Harwood Hospital, and 1856 to Lincoln Hos.
pital.
The Bankrupt bill which passed the Z. 5.
House of Representatives on the 18th of
December last, is now in the hands of the Sen
ate judiciary Committee, and will probably
undergo many important alterations before it
becomes law.
The Richmond papers generally state that
Mr.. Davis, in reply to Mr.. Blair's pro-
posal, expressed his willingness either to send
Commissioners to Washington, or to receive
Commissioners accredited from Washington,
to treat for peace.
From Mexico, via Havana, we learn that
it was reported> in diplomatic circles at the
Mexican Capital that the United States
would recognize the Imperial Government in
March next.
General Terry Was yesterday nominated, and
confirmed by the u. 8. Senate, as brevet
Major General Of volunteers, for Lis late ser
vices at Fort Fisher
The Washington correspondent Of The New
York Tribune expresses some doubt whether
the capture Of Fort Fisher really seals up the
North Carolina coast. .->~
The American Colonization Society is con
sidering as to what aid it can properly render
several hundred colored persons ia Barbados,
who desire to make Liberia their home.
The fortifcation bill reported yesterday ap
propriates in the aggregate S., $4,000, Five
hundred thousand dollars is appropriated for
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GENERAL NEWS.

u, - u.
MRS M l.. D., ALEXANDRIA, VAL
Iva have not heard from ypu since O"robec
last Feel very anxious u hear from you 81!
W are all well. Little Dearborn can wax.
A Il friends here well
answer through the New York Daily New:
: =: our danghter, MAKlAN +. f
Ihe CORRESPONDENT If the Cincinnati Com.
tnerciaI writing from Na-hville. says the Tee,
nessee Convention passed, by nearly unan.
nous vote, a resolution that 10 persons should
be considered as qualified 10 vote until he
should take stringent oath declaring himself
unreservedly in favor of the uoioo, and al;
laws and proclarnations issued by Presideu,
Lincoln or Congress since the var began.
The New York Times sees nothing bat war
ahead until either Lee or Grant shall ba de-
cisyeiy defeated.
Mr.. Baldwin, treasurer Of the Ohio Female
College, has ahsconiea with $1,000 belonging
to the Institution.
On Monday night last, Mr.. james E.
Roberts, Of Frederick, MaryIand was garro-
ted and robbed On one Of the most freQuented
thoroughfares in Baltimore, by three m4n
one of whom only was arrested.
The town of Wilmington is some seventeen
miles from Fort Fisher, np the Cape Fear
River. It can be approached by land.
LAdvices from New Orleans state that q severe
gale prevailed on the 3lst ultimo, off the mouth
Of the Rio Grande river. The British bark
John Bull, for Liverpool, with 1890 bales Of
cotton, was wrecked, and is a total loss. Two
Of her crew persisted.
The Louisiana Legislature have elected
General Hahn e. s. Senator for SIX years
from the 4th Of March, 1868.
Memphis papers say thar British agent
from Liverpool, at Corinth, is paying forty
cents for cotton, part gold and part supplies
They also state that considerable cotton after :
failing to get within the zines. has beer taken /.
to Corinth
Macmillan has written letter reah1rmng .
his views as to rhe church question: and all
nouncing that, though there is 10 be full and !
tree federation of religious opinion, yet The
State religion of Mexico will be that Of the 10
man Catholic.
VIM. H Fry, prominent musician OF PoH' .
adelnbia. died At Santa Cruz, West Indies, On
the 2lsr of December He was 40 years o!d'
Col. G. ". Imboden, of the 18th Virgins
cavalry, was seriously wounded in the recen' .
demonstration on Gordc nsville He is III
fair way 10 recover
The celebrated novelist, Alexander Dumas
writes that he will shortly visit this country 10
lecture and write history Of Mr.. Lincoln 3D.
ministratiOn.
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>. The National Intelligencer says -" Congress
has but few weeks in which to act upon the
many pressing subjects before it. 1t is quite
probable that some of the more important of
these matters and especially that of the estab-
lishment of comprehensive and definite scheme
Of finance, must go over to called session.
1.-THE bill lately reported from the Com
mittee Of Ways and Means meets all that MIR.
Fsssepden required in the way of present
financial assistance, and it is not certain that
the Committee will go any farther at this SEES
sion In relation to additional issues Of bonds or
treasury notes. They will, no doubt, provide
for an increase of revenue from internal taxes
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Our facetious friend Wilson, of the Marlbo-
rough Gazette, threatens TO visit his delinquent
subscribers and seat out the amount DUE
This is a capital idea. Feed of all kinds is
very dear, just now; and why not the editor
aboard around, as we'll as the schoolmaster