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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-06-25
The PFUssIan Preparations.
ANTI-wAR AGITATIoN-AN ARMED MAN RUSHING ON
.r GO THE KING, i.H' ..

....... .-. THE KING, D.. 80 F.
Berlin June 10l Correspondence Of London Times.
The KING proposes 10 leave for the front the
Gay aiJer tomorrow. Immediately before mis-
departure proclamation to the people of
Prussia will be promulgated. While awaiting
the issue OF document which may be destined
to inaugurate long series of struggles, will
subioin another hardly less interesting, just
drawn up and circulated in the name of his
Majesty by the Minister OF the Interior. 1t is
general reply to the numerous peace addresses
presented in the course of the last few weeks.
1t says:- .U.. ..#4
: His Majesty has been Praciously pleased to place
in my hands number of addresses, recently pre-
sented by municipal and other corporations lnthese
addresses tue peuuoners express O more or less
urgent wish That the danger OF war now mena
cling the country may be aVerted, and peace pre-
served. Some OF the petitioners seem to look k'UpOn
peace as the only conceivable blessing to humanity
which must be maintained at all costs; others while
admitting that war may be necessary at times to
uphold the honor of the nation and protect its well
fare yet assert that neither Of these is present
pelilled. .
am directed by his Majesty to return general
reply to The abb We addresses.
His Majesty has been displeased at missing in those
addresses the expression OF that devotion aud pa
tr0hc disinterestedness convey ed In other ad-
| dresses, particularly in tnRt or the BreSau Town
Council In his reply TO the ast-mentiOned address,
his Majesty has sgnited that no one could be more
painfully alive 10 the sacrifices war would entail
aware OF the necessity Of aleYiahng our suferlngs
by the tullest and most cordial concord between
sovereign and people than himself HIS Majesty has
also declared that his only object In calling has peO-
pie to arms IL to defend Prussia all that dearest
to her and that it s mis- sincerest wish and constant
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LooE.-lf YOU see a tin cup, pair
of scales, a skillet and a canvassed
ham hanging over a door in Pamela.
just step in, and You can find any.
thing you want in the line of grocc.
ries, provisions, castings, tin-ware.
woodward, factory thread, white
lead, glass, coniectioneries, or almost
anything else, at the very lowest
cash prices. This is a new house
and offers great inducements to pur.
chasers.
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ATTENTION. You've Folks j.
Professor Nook, Of Memphis, pro-
poses to teach a dancing school in
Pamela, in which will be taught all
the grace al | elegance Of manners
50 much ne lccted at that youthful
age when these accomplishments can
alone be acquired. The Professor !:
an accomplished gentleman, and a
school Of this character would Ger.
iainly be an acquisition to the place,
and a source Of very great improve.
ment In many respects. Those wish.
ing to join this class, will apply tC
Capt. J. II. Yates. lie will give In
formation as to terms, number Of
lessons, etc, etc.
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lienniy nui Maid. Vi llonof Al
thr request uf thc successful kptpbIa.
MAJOR l. J. Cooper sens prevailed
open f. perform ihr coronation rarr.
monies and discharged IA naF III 4
manner worthy IT thc occasion ST.
John Aakev the succa. fl KNIGHT
for iho honor of orowning Tho Qnorn
Of Love apd Beauty with excellent
iatc and Judgment, selected from
out That brilliant lhrong Of beauty
The lovely and accomplished Nil.
Lizzie T. johnson, Of this county.
for that proud position, and crown
was meier worn with more regal
grace by royalty itself than was
exhibited by the fair recipient upon
this occasion, The Maids Of Honor.
each one Of whom would grac,
with her beauty the most brilliant
court in the worlds history, wcr,
then crowned, the first Maid of Hon.
or, Miss X. \. TAYLOR, by Mr. ]. y
Clinton, Knight DeYocona scconc
Maid Of Honor, Miss Kate j. Mel.
son, by DIR. ). 7. Lester, Knight o
the Lost Cause; third Maid of Hon.
or, Miss Lena Leland, by Mr.. l.. G
Hines, Knight of Wards Ducks
Fourth Maid of Honor, Miss Fry
by J. ID. Pack, Knight of Val
Horn. After the completion of thi
part Of the programme, preparation
were made for the dance, which al
enjoyed till the small hours of til.
approaching morning had passed.
We cannot close this without an
nouncing the fact, that the crown
and wreathes were presented by thu
amiable and accomplished Miss Mar,
Pcrdue, 3S5 Main street, Memphis
The ladies of our county should bea.
this in mind, and show their appre
citation of the liberal donation By
patronizing her.
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NOTICE.

| have this day purchased the right Of A.. II.
Burdiue in his patent Gin-Saw Filler, for the
counties Of Pamela aud Tunica. No person IL
authorized To use or sell the same without writ
ten power from me. Persons wishing TO have
filing done or to purchase a plantation right
can apply to D. ]. Golf at Pamela, who will let
me know their wishes.
0ct3T-iy JOHN Y. MIDDLETON.
Oct ID, 1866. Eureka, Miss.
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A., T. Wmberly & Co., 1913, cor.
ner of Union and Second streets, al.
ways keep on hand a choice suppl,
of groceries, and sell them cheap
The senior member of this firm, bet.
ter known as Capt. Gus. Wimberly
is a gentleman of acknowledged bu
siness capacity, and has many friend
in North Mississippi. See adver
tisement and 20 there.
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A little girl in Yorkshire, once,
when water was scarce, saved as
much rain water rs she could, and
sold il to the washerwomcn for n
cent a bucket, and in this way cleared
near five dollars for the Missionary
Society. When she brought It to the
Secretary she was not willing to tell
her name. "But | must put down
where it comes FROM" said he. call
il, then" said the little girl, "rain
from heaven"
Ladies dresses. abroad, are to be
unusually short, according to some
authorities, who have looked into the
future Of 1867, a. fashionable Zad-
kiels. The dresses are TO be SINS
criuolinc, aud "leave off, sensation
ally, Just below the knees, figured
stockings and high boots to do the
rest.
One Perrot, a Frcnchman, has in
vented three terribly destructive
engines-the first a throc-barreled
air-gun firing one thousand bullets
a minute, the bullets dropping from
a hopper without intermissIon into
the gun the second is similar, but
mounted on wheels; the third is a
steam locomotive. discharging two
pound weight Of %projectilcs per sec
ond, and capable of killing one
hundred and scventy-two thousand
eight hundred men In twenty-four
hours, II but one man was killed to
every hundred shots fired.
Political PREACHER. - The
Hannibal Republic says that within
the past year three hundred and
twenty-oight Radical political preach.
ers have been sent to the pcnitenti.
aries Of the United States, and eight
of them have been hung. Political
preachers should make a note Of this
SAS Francisco ELECT1DN.-Th,
general result was in favor Of tn,
! Radicals, who elected the city snd
county ticket, and four out Of seven
Supervisors. The First, Third and
Eleventh Wards elected Democrats
Total number If votcs pollcd, 1885.
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Go to Wells, at Batesville, fol
everything that Is good.

To SuBscRIBERs.-We have in.
dulgcd some of u patrons upon
promises to pay just as soon as they
could get some cotton to market
That time has arrived, and we ex.
pect them to pay up at once-so look
out for the y mark on your paper.
and those who do not come TO tim,
Immediately, will be invited to do so
by the constable, between this tint
and christmas. If
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
LA \ ID.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Probate court VI
Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, made at
the October term, 1866, thereof will, as com
missioner therein appointed, at the town Of
Sarlis in said county, on Saturday the let DAY
Of December, 1866, sell to the highest bidder.
on a credit Of twelve months from the day Of
sale with interest from said day Of gale, the
foiioSing land lying in said county, to-wit
The Southeast quarter Of section 20, township 7
range I west, belonging To the estate Of John
Z. Farley, late Of said county, deceased. Said
land will be sold for distribution among the
heirs Of said deceased Bond with good seen.
rity will be required Of the purchaser for The
purchase money. JOHN C. HARRISON,
oct27-5t Commissioner.
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For notions go to Wells.

1t is now the season for purchasing
a good article of boots and shoes.
Many persons imrair their health
and ruin their constitutions by neg
Letting to keep their feet warm and
dry. Ford & Wilson's, $3.50 Main
street, Memphis, is the place to get
everything in that line. They also
keep a large stock of hats and cloth.
ing. See card and give them a call
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This is the way Mrs. Smith adyer-
tised her husband:
"LosT, STRAYEDoR SToLEN.-An
individual whom |, in an urgent
moment Of loneliness, was thought
less enough to adopt as my husband.
He is a good looking and feeble in
dividual, knowing enough, however,
to come in when it rains, unless some
good looking girl offers him the
shelter of her umbrella; answers to
the name of Jim; was last seen in
company with Julia Harris, walking
with his arm round her waist up the
plank road looking more Ikea fool,
il possible, than ever. Anybody
who will catch the poor fellow and
bring him carefully back, 50 that |
can chastise him for running away
will be invited to ten by
MARY f. SMITH.
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We especially invite attention to
the advertisement Of Aydlett, Rob
inson & Co., 3li Front street Mem
phis. Our old friend, and the dis
tinguished salesman, Charlie Lake,
formerly of Grenada, is connected
with this firm. Call on them.
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Vmhg Itti4 8eI yu sa.t
iabiaa R%ahfemfH could arI, tsy.
FaihefsI ff8m 4 community Wbrte
.brtnty and abtyalfg and ate.,.
haa btan ~ pride II A4 fbb,bttaei4
There afr events wHiah Gym atssb
III thr history III ryff community.
vhiah vhn REQUIRED ii ~ ill., taf
excite hu indmffimlla
N pleasure. and He think A.
poHsiun III this Tournament nnil
lialI Will ho reverted III from time n
by all Win were present Il 4
bright spot On mom0ry page IN
mlaia Ii The desert III lhcir existence.
Such exercises MT only add fnel n
the flame ~ chivalry. which la
always burned 20 hrightlt through
out our sunny land. bat the occasion
presents many other advantages aud
opportunities not taken In hy a mere
casual glance. For instance, some
deeply smitten unfortunate wants ia
havo a confidential chat vith III.
" higb particnlar n-.hc cop boyc
Amin mo yon,, l,dio. hoyo ,
chance to select. " sot their cans "a,
and ensnorc some unsp.noc,inr ,or,
When ono Of them tokos a notion
If she can only catch ii. ! orcc.
and he hop,ena not IN he ahonh.
nroocp he IL inst Tko a charmed
bumminv-bird before tho daytime
ovos or ! o,ror TLo wh;.o L;J
glove and wcddipg-rino market vii
Ia h,oyo,, ca ; ,;no TLo Ioa;o.
ma, ,b;,L 80 ro,hor -nsoror.,;onh IL,
wc think i n decided commitment !,
them TO insinnote thot thew WELD an
irresistible ;naucnee ovcr tbc sternc,
sex
At ii o'clock the Knights wer,
conducted to the grounds by Colone'
NJ. S. Ward, the Chief Marshal
They were drawn up in line befor,
the audience, when Major L. p.
Cooper, orator of the day, delivered
an eloquent and appropriate addrcs,
to them, referring them TO the pres.
tige of ancient knighthood, and bid.
ding them approximate their accom-.
plishments, and come as near then
standard as was in their power. Al
the conclusion of the address. tn,
Knights were conducted to the rea,
of the .Judgcs, stand drawn nm II
line. the first KNIGHT announced by
the Herald. the bugle was sounded
and the fitting commenced. Their,
werc twentv Kn;obts IN tho liz,
who wore DESIGNATED ne Gollows.
"Knipht Of the Last Trench. c.
r. Vance. "Knight If War1,.
Duek,s.DL c. Hines. "Knight n
Chance John Wright. aKnight q.
Eureka W. s. Mills. "KnipbI
Van Horn ]. u. Pack. "Knight
of the Lone STAR ]. c, Wright
."Knivbt Rough and ReaJv.D ". p
Leach "Knigbt of the Land ",
Love- John Askew. "Knigbt o
Wits Wood W. V. Potts "Knipbr
of the Lost Cause.n s p. Lester
"Knight of the Bed, White ant
Blue X. j. Young; "knight of tn,
Sunny Land" J. W. Ball: "Knigh.
Don Quixote," X. Clinton; "Kniph
Sir Henry Segean," Andrew Dick.
ems; "Knight of the Jockey Hat ant
Feather VIM. Young; "Knight o
the Old Dominion" 4. Clarke Brew
er; "Knight DeYocona," ]. d. Gin
ton; "knight of the Cotton Plant,
". I. Ball; Knight of Cordova,'
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Those we're fine cakes we cat at
Wells, which he calls the Golden
cake.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned IL nos prepared 10 DO
all birds Of wotk On wagons bagKies. car.
RACES, a., IN the neatszs and most durable
style, At bis shop in Bsiesrills.
A large iot Of assorted material, and rs,dy
70 81 all orders
iaus.i. A. ]. DR0wDBR.
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For delicious and mellow apples
~ ~ Wells.
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On wings Of love wc ny,
From grocc-rce 10 grocc-rll
t. G. Hines has d card IN this H.
SIZE that says a great many things.
II you'll take sugar in you'rn,
thats the place to 90,
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-11-10

The best biscuits we have ever
eaten We found at Wells, made Of
Morgan's self-rising flour.
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.mp HHf
a tnl tlH
.tHr rrIi rfHn fri m
Ilt 4mll anl effn
tGft IHi HIui.
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ladp anil " LASTING aui
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tItlIpm bai- Iaol tni sl
Grli. hnr suits nyrf HHI lr mll
Pants yfaia .Iiri 1nl drawers
row I'LL NNlta
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N.f.H aHi
i4 tHl FHaIH
Hni tfliiaHt
uuait tafrat HHi p'tf.
,I.tlaI fHl plfH
tttH Hul alIrf Htnm
.l4iHa
n Ufa auI hI4ntt
.u.Hthatf 400 hrvu I.m.
Z ttp ptl tni ahab
.ltbinF 1ml hAmra
Irish tul ftias iHtr,
,i taIud Bmt hleiffoi Iam# Ie
tmpfn enl .ltIuti
I0Rlish bower,
Mffin1 tIiHa
ladi,' t.ata Hni pinit.
IruV CASH
p1 IT.
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For hot coffee and all kinds of re-
frcshments, at all hours, go to Sam
Wells.
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~PRrAcmS0-The Rev. IT, VI
Morrison will preach in panola on
the lst Sabbath, and at Batcsyillc on
the Bird Sabbath, in each month, at
II o'clock. a. NJ, during the balance
Of this year. If
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rs virtue N 4 decree % thr Probate court 81
Pamela county. Mississippi. rendered nj the o.
lpber term 1860, thereof the undersigned.
comm siauef therein uppoiutel viii on the
2elh day Of November. 1860. NJ he routt house
lnot h The town Of ranulh III said county o.
&c for sale 20 the highest bidder The following
lands IN said county lo.wtt being a pnrt and
portion Of section ~ more particularly des.
crlhcd Al traction Of Northeast and Southeast
quarter " said section aud the west fraction
Of The North half Of the Southwest quarter Of
section ~, all ia township 0, range 7 vest con.
tanning by estimation 227 acres, more o. lew.
belonging TO The estate Of Nathaniel King. late
OF said county, decreased Said Lands viii be-
sold for the purpose Of distribution among the
heirs Of said deceased. Terms Of Sale-unc
half Cash, the balance twelve months alrr
day Of sale, with interest. Bond with good sc.
curity will be- required for the balance Of the
purchase money, MILTON NJ FOWLER,
oct2I-5t Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

hereby warn all persons from trading with
my wife, or selling her any goods wares "
merchandise on my account As ! am not liable
in any manner for the same. Any person
trading with her will have to look 10 her for
the money as ! am not bound for the same
oet77-1m-pd fiNAS NEWS0M.
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Ia. resumed the practice Of medicine Al Bates
vile. Mississippi ONE in the back fo1n Of
ro~sli 4 s~irlr~nstt-Tt nsffa- y rf.
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~eald inisrm he people Wa hsss esssaa
y I'll a. saiR that I ksEa sssssfsAss : eelsaa
onsss IN n \ Huyissf ksaze. uk<f~ I win ~
the highest nsrk<s prize fr eesipa. = mp 4
Il thsy pvsfxs d II. SIMPSON,.
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HURT, r & CO.,
GROCERS.

Having recently bought out Mc-crs Smith 4 Floyd, Of la~yil
have now on hand, aud with additions which Sc are dnly making to ou
stock, will keep constantly every kind Of article usually kept IN our line,
MI or which wr are determined 10 sell NJ small profits.
ry fair trading aud small profits we hope to obtain a fair proportion
of the trade of our place and vicinity.
MS-CASl.
Metallic Burial Cases Of every quality and size, may a all times be
found at the house Of HURT, JEFFRESS a CO.,
otG6m. Hatc-yilc, Miss.
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w mtmh4a sou WtlF
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nv reference t. TIE advertisement
IF Sofmcnl Runin " fiancy II will
bc sccn lhol they have moved from
80 II Union, 70 NO Z Howard
Row, Memphis Don't forget Il.
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Bear II IN mind tbat Day. nliaty
lhe only place 10 Memphis who're
a photograph TRUE ~ life, ean BE- Oh
m1ul a true picture IA what you
vlnl scc his new advertisement
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ptaale a M.Cwu dol II Gar
y@s.ls exclusively Their satahIis
4,eat under Che Wafabam lipt.s
H. .ufa IL @ll pn them &c card
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-05-25

I.1.. 4 I. Oeastset, u Wysolas c.,
NJ ~. who hes been prominent and
;rN...,.sssi Republican, hes pxblishsd It, |
~ polilicsl condioion fthe county.
~ avs Tie Qucstsea - u decided Il
$500 ~ Unisn 10 sagod q ossesoysd.~
TN Ceupsc( olonai Joiu1s Ceu<Dittee v.rl6
M (sils us{hat 4 - t6stroyed, and that
amendments to the Constitution, TO be rati
fed By each Of the States lately In rebel
lion, are necessary TO it, rsstosation. tits,
he says, absurd to suppose that Il can ever
b. restored on such terms. IL this pOIscy
prevails, the Union 10 destroyed. The ef-
isct Of adopting the report Of the committee
will DO TO unite the South snd divide the
North. The Union party can never stand
together on such platform. and whoever
believes Il csn must be very ignorant Of the
signs Of the times. The States largely in
rebellion will become more and more dis
s0sctsd. and, II held Ct I'll, must 10 held -
subject provinces by military force. Moth
ing but sheolute neOesaity ohouId Iced to
the adoption " such policy. A0d it WV 6e
difficult TO convince the world that such
necessity exists when there IL MT an armed
rebel in the land, nor the slightest reason
TO fear another rebellion. unless portion Of
ths psepIe ere aeaisd tkeis rights. Loyal
members ought to be allowed to take their
seats, aud Congress cannot deny the right OF
| representation to any portion 0i the people
| without violating the Constitution ans ass.
| solving the Union. Either these States are
not in the Union, o. else they are entitled
TO representation. Thses can ~ - middle
ground. TO say that they are out Of the
Union is 10 say that the var failed in it,
object, or else to give the lie 70 everything
W said - 70 what tlias object vas while
the war was going on. The report Of the
committee, moreover, treats these States o.
within the Union, BY calling on them to rat
ily an amendment to the Constitution,
which they could not do Il they were Out OF
il. II Congress haA admitted those mem
bcrs who were Loyal, and rejected only those
who were dialoysl, then We should have
Union aud peace, and . loyal sentiment Of
the South would have been encouraged
but when both loyal aud disloyal arc treat
Ell alike, nothing but harm can snsue:
The questions forced upon our attention
are OF the grsvsst character. They touch
the fundamental principles Of the Governs
mcnt. The policy which treats the Union
As having been preserved by the war, and
the States a entitled to all their rights un-
der the Constitution, 10 the only one tha'
can restore peace and prosperity 10 tht
country. Leading traitors, perhaps, ought
TO 10 punished, but We ought to rejoice "a
see the Southern States and the Seuthesn>
people renewing their allegiance, and send
ing loyal men to the councas Of the eae'on
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laENERAs. NEWS.

The President has appointed the follow
ing cadets to West Point: Jacob Bell, .Jr.,
Of New York U. l.. Helm and Thomas
Townscnd, Of the District Of Columbia and
Douglas Grant, son OF Lieut.. Gen. Grant.
Il il said that within month after the
opening Of the New York lnebrlate Asylum,
over 200 applications were made by the
wealthy parents for the admission Of their
daughters, who had contracted habits Of In
temperance from the use OF wines aud L.
quors at fashionable parties.
Tue Louisville Courier says that since
the strike on the street cars, the superin
tcndent Of the road has received upwards
Of two hundred applications from persons
wanting situations. Twenty five Of the
men who strusk offered to 60 back again,
but would not be taken.
The Richmond Examiner says Edwin
N. Stanton, who was q secessi0nist l. 1861.
a corslitutionAlist in lo62, . Radical in
1868, . Lincolnite in 1854, Chase man in
1865, and who never puts off his spectacles,
finds it convenient 10 become = johnson
| man in 1866, and corrupt demag que du
| ring all h,s life. 1t is even reported that
| the President 10 msnaced with the great
| calamity
1ho first on1cisl act OF the new collector,
Smythe, Of New York, is thus recorded in
| the World
1--WE are informed that one Of the first
official acts of Collector Smy the was the re
moval Of Mr. Terwillger, friend Of Mr.
Thurlo~ Weed, who Was appointed BY the
late Collector King to DO his private Sc re
tary. Mr.. Brown, said to be . epseial Cd
hcrent Of Chief Justice Chase, WAS appoint
ed to the vacancy made by the removal
This fret act looks bad for the Weed
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