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satisfaction, MS they have preferred a
series Of charges against Gen. Heron,
United States marshal, and William T..
Kellogg. collector of the port, which they
think will ensure their removal.
Col J. +. III. Claiborne of BAY St.
Louis, Miss, has filed nearly 200 appli-
cation for 80 acre tracts of land. under
the homestead law, at jackson, Miss, all
of them for negroes many of them for
merly his slaves. Col Claiborne, who
was formerly a member of Congress. and
has always been Union man, appears
to be n true friend TO the black, and those
he has assisted TO homesteads are hard ut
work FOR themselves and bid fair to be-
come useful and rspeectable citizens.
The motion for new trial having
been refused, sentence of death by hang
ing, August 81, was on Monday passed
upon Bridget Dergan at Newmarket, n.
j., who was recently convicted of the
murder of her mistress, Mrs. DR. Coriel
in February. AT the last her previous
fortitude completely gave away, and her
screams of terror were heard far beyond
the court house. The sheriff who will
execute the sentence will hang Joseph
Williams, another murderer, July 3.
Cincinnati records two murders and
three suicides on Monday within its
limits and immediate vicinity. William
Pyler shot his brother-in-law, James
Shaw, John Betz shot Sarah Klein, to
whom he was engaged TO be married,
because she allowed another young man
to visit her, and then committed suicide,
and Brilton Ross and L. Bles ended
themselves, one by drowning and the
other by hanging.
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alluding in terms of strongest condemna-
ton to the conduct of those persons whose
loud cheering for their own club, and
derisivc hoo,ing over the misfortuncs Of
some members of the club that gained so
easy victory over the Champlains, cvinc-
ed a meanness and smallness Of disposition
that is contemplate. More particularly
are we called upon to denouncc the con-
duct of several persons, doubtless calling
themselves young ladies, in the vicinity of
the scorers stand, many of them members
Of "my sciooi at Toyennes," whose loud
and often uncalled for demonstrations of
applause were as unlady like as they were
often undesorveJ. Should the Champlain
Club ever see fit to honor the NJ G. B. BIC.
by playing on the Mliddebury grounds,
we can assure them that they will at least
receive the treatment of gentlemen.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TAR. SCIIENCK'S NEW OFFICE.


- DIR. }. II. SCIENCK, Of Philadelphia has
opened an Office on second floor OF No. 30 Hanover
Street. Boston, where he will he professionally
every Wednesday, from 8 to 3. Every person
complaining with Consumption or any disease
leading to 1t is invited to call on lin. lie gives
advice free, but for n thorough examination with
his Respi omeicr the charge is five dollars.
Dr.Schench can explain to patients very correct
ly the stage of their disease, AID how to use his
medicines namely, his Pulmonc Syrup, Scawocd
Tonic and Mandrake Pills, without the use OF the
Rcspiromcter; hut bv it he can tell exactly how
lar the lungs are gone, and what part also Wheth-
er it is 1uberculous, Pulmonary, Bronchial or
Dyspeptic Consumption. or whether 1t Is merely
an liberated throat and catatrh, or from Liver
Complaint.
His me licines have full directions. 50 any one
can take them without seeing him. but il thuv live
near by aud are well enough it is best to see him.
All three OF his medicines are required in nenrlv
every case OF lung disease, for ii is impossible to
cure COnsun. ptiUn unless tie stomach and liver
are kept in perfect orlcr. To get lungs in a heal
ing condition the stomach must he clcAnscd aud
an appetite Tor good rich food created 50 as tn
make good blood before the lungs will bctin Ia
heal then the chills and night swcats will stop,
and the eNpccturaton becomes FREQ and easy.
lie keeps full supply OF medicines at his rooms,
which can he had at all times.
Pr.cc at the Pumonic Syrup anil Scawced Tonic
each sl.j0 per hottie, or $3.50 the half dozen.
Mandrake Pills. % cents per box.
GEO. & GOODWIN & Co, 3S Hanover stree
Bosom, General Wholesale gents for the New
England States.
For sale by all druggists. billy
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everything was found all regular in it.
The family Of Gen. Allen and neighbor-
hood are in great distress on account of
the young mans untinely disappearance.
Since the above was in type, we learn
that on Wednesday last the body of the
young man was found about mile from
the house in the woods at the foot of
ledge, overhung by birch tree. A small
fSi cord was found tied around his neck
AMI piece Of the same cord was attached
to the tree twenty feet above. No cause
can be given for his strange disappearance
nor any clue be had to his terrible and
melancholy death.
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Base Eali at Ncrgcnnes.

The Middlebury College H. i. c.
opened the season on Saturday last by
playing the Champlain Club Of Vcrgcnnes
ON the grounds of the latter We are
happy to see that this Club has not for
gotten its former prestige, as the game of
Saturday abundantly shows.
The reception which the College boys
met with on their arrival at the "city,"
hardly justifes us in giving it the epithet
hospitable. After getting up at the un.
seasonal hour Of > am, some members
of the club had fondly cherished. the hope
that the ChampIains, knowing that they
were coming, would have provided some
means for their transportation from the
depot TO the hotel. Bot in this they
were doomed to disappointment.
Owing to the early hour at which the
game was played, and the heavy TALL OF
dew during the night, the ball became SO
wet that the score of the College Club
for the first two innings did not show to
so good an advantage as later in the
game but on the third innings they 50
gained on the Champlains, by giving them
what Is commonly termed a ''white, wash
and scoring ., that they acquired the
aseendency which they steadily maintain
ed till the close OF the game
We should not tail to notice the fine
double and triple plays made by the Col
lege boys in the third and seventh innings
respectively, which showed that the club
Is still true to its reputation, and has not
deteriorated since the last season The
scores OF Gilbert AMI Meacham, and the
fine catching and playing of Lawrence
are also worthy of especial mention.
We cannot close this article without
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7 Y o n S
? | RIODICAL drops
7IIE GRE1L F'E.N1LE RE.NEDl
FOR IRREGtLAR RITES!

have tested these Drops in my own rrnctice.
over ten Near,, and do not hesitate to snv, that
nothing has vet Lccn developed by -'ciica re-
search, that acts 80 powerfully, positively and
harmcsSlv, in cases ut female rrcgularitv, as does
this medicine. In all recent eases it ncvcr fails,
while thousands who have been long sufferers, are
indebted to it Tor the boon If health to-day.
Although So powerful and positive they are
peitc ,tlv harmless. and MAY lie used at all tmcs
exec It when specially iorl1cn in the Injections
They have been extensively employ ed bv cn-
nent physician, in France and England as well as
in my own practice. over ten years aud have
vet to hear Of the first instance OF failure. could
give You testimonials Of their efficacy from ladies
all over the northern AMI pwes'crn States. were
they not in their nature rNHc. over JOG 600
bottles have tecn sold the past wear, aud hope
AMI trust as many sufferers have been benefited
! am W. II aware that Il remedy So potent to re.
move all distractions, may lie used for bad pur-
pose, but trust that where one bottle is thus used.
ten may TALL into the hands Of really needy sui
trrcrs
Toall who suffer from any irrcguloritv. painful
difficult, excessive. offensive or ohsiructcd Men
situation, Lucorrlua, the rain of diseases tina,
follow. | would sav, try a bottle OF DR. LNoNS
fEENCu PEGTnp!CNL DRnrS. Being a fluid pre-
than any pills or powders EXplict directions.
herring my fac-simile accompany each hottie.
They may he obtained o nearly cyev druggists
in the country or 10y iurlo>iug the price to 6. &.
CLARK q CO.. New Haven. c., General Agent.
for the United States and Canada
DIR. JOHN l.. LYON,
PiAcrcNL PHYSICIAN,
New Haven, Conn.
Price 81 30 pcr bottle
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STATE OF NERMONT,-District of

- Adds N,
The prutate Court Of the District of Adlison.-
To all persons interested in the c.tl,e Of
WILLIAM MORTON,
late Of Midllebury, in said district, deceased, tcs-
tate. Greeting:
II. A. S .cdon, administrator, with the will an
neXtl, Of the estate OF said William Morton. latc
1T laid Nilllrbuv, dccoaed, presents to said count
his .c'itiun in writing stating that the estate of
said deceased i, part owner Of brick house and
lot ,un'rl in the VILLAGE Of said MidIlehurv. now
occupied by Nathan Wood. AMI that it will he
beneficial to all person, interested to have the part
or SHARE in said prcmi es Of the estate Of said te-
cca cl - II, and the proceeds Of such sale invested
for tie benefit Of the lcgatccS Of sl deceased AMI
PRAYING sal court to grant him license to sell the
same for the purpose aforesaid.
on arc. therefore, hv authority Of the State of
Vermont. hereby notified to appear before said
Probate Court. at the session Thereof. to lie held
Mt the Probate Office in sail Mid Ilelmrv. on
Monday. the il day OF July neXt q u. 1867 y at
ten o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause it any
Won have why said license should not he granted
Dated at said Middlebury, this 18th day of June,
~ u. 1851.
l2;3w JED 5. BUSHNELL, Register.
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THE CONFESSION AND EXpE-

Il EIENCE OF AN INViLID.
Published for the benefit and as a Carlton TO
YouNG Mis- and Others who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay of Manhood. &C.. sun
PLYING at the same time TnE MEANS or SELF
CURE. By one who has cured himself after I'm
dcrt'ing considerable quackery. BY enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies free of
charge. may lie had of the author NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, E,I., brooklyn, Kings Co., N.Y.4i;1v
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We, the subscribers, being appointed by the
missoncrs, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands ofall persons against the es-
tate of kNEEI.AND OLM TED,
late OF Middebury. in said district. deceased, and
also all claims and demands exhibited in offset
thereto; aud six months from the eth dav Of
June, 1867, being allowoi by said Court tor that
purpose we do thereto hereby give notice that
We will attend to the business OF our said appoint
ment at the dwelling house Of said deceased. on
the 18th days of July and November next, from
o'clo in the afternoon until o'clock, ON each
Of said daVs.
Dated at Midllebury, this Nth day Of June, a.
d. 1867
T. X. SEVERANCE
". II ELpRlDGE Commis'rs
la;3w JOHN HOLIDAY,
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

We the subscribers, being appointed bv the
Probate Court for the District of Addison Com
mi,>ouers, to receive, examine and adjust all
claims and demands If all persons against the
estate Of ADELA LEGhO
late Of Millle1urv in sand district, deceased and
also all claims aud demands eNhihilcl in offset
thereto and six month, from the sth dly of June.
being allowed by said Court for that purpose. we
do therefore hereby give notice that we will attend
to the business Of our said appointment at the
Probate Office in Nj ichurv, on the OH DAYS Of
July and November 1867. from one O'Clock, until
four o'clock PM, ON each OF said days.
Dated at Midilebary, this 10Th daV OF June, A.
D., 1867.
CALVIN hill.
WIN, G. LANGWORTHY. Comrs
1l;3w LEWIS HOPE,
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STATE OF vERMoNT-District of



To all persons interested in the estate OF
EPllRA1M CROOK
late Of Salisbury in said district, deceased cstate
GreeiiRq.
f. II. Weeks, administrator, with the will an
ncXod Of tlScstaie Of said E1hram Crook. presents
his petition in writing to s,i ceurt, stating that
there is an undivided 4lh parts Of 2sl5 acres
OF land, situated on the cast side Of the highway
leading ON Alb IT NJ. Evcrts Of Salisbury Vii
lage, which, 10y the last Will OF said deceased was
given to Ills grand children. and that in conse-
qence Of their number, and their residing in differ
cnt parts 81 the country, it will he beneficial to
their interests to have the same sold and he pro-
cccds If such >ae di,idcd among thcm and pray
ng said court to grnut him license to sell the
same for the purpo,c aforesaid.
1hcrc re. by the authority Of The State Of YER
mont you are hereby notified to make your ap
prarlncc before sail Probate Court, AZ a session
thereof, to he held at the Probate Office in Middle
bury, in sal dtr t. on Monday the s h day Of
July nest. a. u. 1'G7) at ten o'clock in the fore
noon, aud show cause. ii any you have. why said
license should not he granted, and division made
OF the proceeds Of the sale Of said land, as set forth
in -1il petition.
Date" at Mdllehury, aforesaid, this 18th day
Of June, \. u. 1867.
12;3w JED s. bushnell, Register.
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MOVING MACHINE.

7 T y | O y

Li;h! draft, quick ccarc', easily managed. hcv-
lille cutter bar following the inequalities OF tie
ground, and is the best Moving Machine ever
constructed.
TWfTCHELL & CLAY, Agents
Mi!llchurv, June /. 1851. lot
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II AIR, Tooru, NAIL AND CLOTHES
L Il HRtsII>s Flesh brushes, Hair Mttcn, and
Crash Towels. lHtint Brushes, Leather brushes.
Hat brushes, and large assortment OF Combs,
can he tom at EUSSELS
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STArE OF VEKMONr-Disirict Of

y NUVNWTI -.
The Probate Court for the District Of Addison,
To all persons Interested in the estates Of
MARI lIA CLAYES.
late Oh Bril port, in said district, deceased.
Greeting:
An instrument purp"rting 10 be the last will
and testament Of the said Martha Calves deceased
mas been presented to said Probate Court for pro-
bate aud allowance;
Therefore, bv the au hortv Of the State Of
vermont, You are hereby notified to appear
hcinrc said Probate Court. at session thereof, to
lc held at the Probate Office in said Nliddehurv.
in said district, on Monday, the Slh day Of
July next GSGl) ut ten o'clock in the forenoon,
to show cause, IT any YOU have, why said nstru-
ment should not he proved and allowed as the last
will and testament OF said deceased.
Dated at said Midllcbury, this 11ih day Of
June, \. d., 1871.
l2i3w JED. S. BUSHNELL, Register.
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AhE no more unpleasant and unsafe
L Remedies for unpleasant and dangerous
diseases Use llEiNiBoLu's EXTRACT Bucnu aud
Improved Rose Wash. dg:1v
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EISlllNG TACKLE, SrOoNs, Hooks
I Lines, Flies, Rods, &c, can hc found in
great variety, at RUSSEL'S.
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'ERUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES
L and SUrPGErERS.-A compl tie assert.
mcnt fitted to parties desiring it for ,alr bv
W. i. 4 l.. i. RI SSELS.
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HAlR OILS, EXTRACTS AND Pen.
4 A rrMRY, Cologne, Pommalc.. Satchet
Powders, Toilet Soaps can Lc found at
RUSSELS.
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'TllE Glory of Man is Strength. -
4 Therefore the nervous and dcbitatci should
use llIMroLp's EXTRACT Brcilu.
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Il NIVES & THERMOMETERS.
IN American and English Cutler.
At III SSELS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
4 PAINFUL Case of Piles Cured.
MARRIAGE GUIDE. - Yorx,,'s

Nj ARRIAGE GUIDE. - YouN,i's
ANI CHEAT PHYSIOLOGICAL. Work, = OF Every
one his own Docor-licing Private Instructor
for Married Persons or those about to Marry, both
Male aud Female, in everything concerning the
physiology and relations OF our Sexual system
and the Production or Prevention of Offspring. in
GLIDING all the new discoveries never before given
in the English language, by WM YOUNG, NJ d.
This J., really valuable and interesting work II
is written in plain language for the general render.
and is illustrated with upwards OF one hundred Gu
Cravings. All Young married people, or those
contemplating marriage and having the least i'm
peament to married lite, should read this hook.
Ii disoio,cs secrets that every one should be ac-
.lunintci with. Still it is book that must he
locked up, and not lie about the house. Il will he
sent to any on the receipt Of Fifty Cents. Adj
drcss Dr. WIN. YOUNG. No. I19, Spruce Street,
above Fourth. Philadelphia. 2l;1v
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VIEWING & SMoKING ToBACCos.-
~ Choice Brands - Cigars warranted pure
Havana, at RUSSELS.
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TT ELMBOLDS Extract BuChu and
Il Improved Rose Wash cures secret AMI de-
licale disorders in all stages, at little expense.
little or no change in diet no Inconvenience and
M exposure. 1t is pleasant in taste and odor,
in its nc ion, and free from all injurious
properties lg;ly
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STATE OF VERMONT-District Of

CTATE OF VERMONT-District Of
y Addison. SO.
The Probate Court for tho District Of Addison.
To all persons interested in the estate Of
RUSSELL NAT.LET1E,
late OF MlddleJury IN said District, deceased
Greeting;
John Nallctie administrator Of the estate Of
Russell Nallct,c, deceased presents his admins
trniion account for allowance.
Therefor. you are hereby notified tn appear
before said Probate Court, Mt session thereof tU
he holden at the Probate Office in Midlleluirv on
Monday. the 10Th day of july next. CSG7. at &. "
o'clock in the forenoon, and show cause, il any
You have VIII, sail account should not he ailoNeI
aud such decree or order made may lie nctes-lry
to close the settlement Of s1id estate.
Dated at Mddlebury, this 18th day Of june,
\. Il. 1867.
1j;3@ JED s BUSHNELL. Register.
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EATENT MEDICINES, large
l. Stool. of all kinds. at RUSSELS.
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NARNISIIES & TURPENTINE.&
Coach Narnsh, Furniture Varni,h. japan
Driving Varni,h, White Demar Vami,lr Picture
NIruiNh, all OF the best quality, at RUSSELS.
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HAI\T AND OF.

DAINT AND OIL
Purc White Lead in Oh (paiis): Zinc Paint
In Oil AMI DrY,-burnt and ground t.,.hcr
French Yellow and Paris White; Vcrmillion,
Chrome, Yellow and Green permanent Green for
Binds, &C., &c, all at re luccd prices. Mt
W. p. 4 l.. 7. Russell.
Middlebury, May 10, 1867. 7tf
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1867-04-03

UNION AND PERsIsTENcE.-The New
York World says:
We do not doubt, that in the end. the
Southern people could battle the Radicals
by simple, steady persistence. But for this
policy to prevail, they must be substantial
ly unanimous. Mereperseverence without
unity will profit nothing. If the Southern
people split on this question, this dissent
ing minority will unite with the negroes
and, with them, soon become majority,
reorganize the State and get admitted to
Congress. Whether this can be permanent-
~ prevented We are no judges, aud our
Southern fellow-citizens are. It all de-
ponds upon whether the whole Southern
people are sound to the core and inflexibly
resolnte. If enough of them finally yield
to make the negroes majority, ali the
intermediate opposition viii be loss Of
time, temper, quiet and material prosperi-
ty, without any colnpensating advantage.
They ought either to stand firm and stand
together, or else take time by the forelocls
and make the best Of what cannot be
helped. If they are going to buster now
and yield hy-and-by, they will draw upon
themselves the evils OF both lines Of poiicy
and secure the advantages OF neither.
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THE WEATHER.-Since our paper
Ment its rounds we have had the most
emfalest weather known to the almanac.
1t is made to order for ducks, but aw-
full to nOn-web-f0oted animals. 1t is
just the weather that one ofLouis Maps
loyal subjects would pick to commit
suicide. 1t has rained, showered down,
misted and performed other fantastic
tricks known only to the clerk of the
weather in Rapides. For full three
days it has rained all the time-only
this and nothing more:
eve dislike tos see the darker side,
Dislike to hear complaining,
But hang us if our temper stands,
s. This raining, raining, raining"
On Fools day the clerk changed his
Acties and all was bright over head,
Vbut miserably juicy under foot. This
morning, Tuesday, is rather winterish,
accompanied with a heavy white frost.
What change next we hope to live to
chronicle in our next. Wepray for the
best to be the lot of Rapides, late of the
State of Louisiana, nowthe 5th Military
District of one of the Southern Prov
inces.
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EV We are panied to announce the
death of one of our best, purest and
most honored fellow-citizens, Patrick
Kelly, who died on last Sunday evening
at the ripe old age Of past three score
and ten. He was o native of Ireland,
but came to this country many years
ago. Since resident of this town he
has endeared himself to all who knew
as man possessed of all the best at
tributes that tend to make an honest
man and good citizen. He was fol-
lowed to the grave, on Monday morn
ing, by a large concourse of relatives,
friends and citizens.
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ODD-FEILowsuIp.-A proclamation has
been issued by the Most Worshipful Grand
Sire of the Grand Lodge Of Odd Fellows
of the United States, ordering @thas the
twenty-sixth day Of April next be observed
by the members Of the order throughout
the general jurisdiction, as a day Of thanks
giving and prayer in grateful recognition
of the unerring hand Of God in reseulng
the genius Of Fellowship from the
ruin which desolated so many Of the benes-
olence and charitable institutions OF our
country the inevitable result of civil war;
and ofthe unmistakable prosperity when
has crowned its hbors during the past
year"
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Senator Wilson's Bill.
WASHINGTON, March 25.-The following
is Senator Wilson's letter:

w WASHINGTON, Marcn Z3.--Ihe following
is Senator Wilson's letter:
WARRINGTON, March %, 1867.
J. NJ. Waskom, Esq:
My Dear Sir In reply to your ques-
ton, "Does the law, as It now exists, dis
franchise the rank and file of the soldiers,
who had never taken oil oath to support
the constitution of the United States p
| have to say, that II Dies not disfranchise
them. The constitutional amendment dis
qualities from holding office certain persons
who have taken an oath to support the
constitution of the United States, and who
engaged in the rebellion, or gave aid and
comfort to it. This class Of persons are
DISTINGUISHED, and ali other persons are
entitled to vote These persons are men,
toned in the constitutional amendment
so that all persons will know who are
and DISTINGUISHED.
HENRY WILSON.
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and Judge Abel, appointing B. L. Lynck
to fill the first and w. W. Howe the latter
vacancy. These are an Offset to the ap-
pointment of Mr.. Heath, as they are well
known ultra Radicals. The " Ball is a
rollin, gentlemen, game / introduced my
self, did indeed make your bets while
the ball is in notion
Yours Truly,
TIM. LINKINWATER.