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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-21

M1hInE } per cont, IUr tne yclr cnumg August
], 1873. said percentage q be ca upon the
original amount Of the premium note, without
roarCuce 90 any endorsement; ana 90 be paid to
the rreasur T., ut his Office in Montpelier, On or
uciare the l4th d OF October, leGs.
Members OF the Conn amy VIII tId in thehands
OF the Representatives eject to the Legislature,
or Local Agents Of the Company, ~ schedule
showing the amount Of assessment due from
each respectively; and they are paa ticulariy de
sil,d 10 sec that the money for their Gssess-
mdts is forwarded to the Office in October.
he ass auieut must be pad Wlca due Those
who IAN thus tp pay ought not to expect to be
paid ii their property Is destroyed by fire. A
lbt.e attention to this on the part Of the Mem
beers OF the Company, AT proper time, viii save
theu expense ana uoub.c leee rcctiou 9Th,
Act OF Incorporate on your policy which will
be oniJrccd.l
J. L. TuUR5TON,
MOniQciCr Sept. ], ISIS. 3ICdSGytT.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-21

where the ladies' formed an omalgama-
ton. and all thereafter went me rry a5
an engine bell, the assaulted cn'etinl.;
Toronto in tliur pin, with two biac"
eyes, nose big enough for two ana q
frontispiccc illustrated with cuts.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-21
Darrow Block,

Taking this occasion to thank the old pail on]
uf kitrodgc& Watson orpast iavors. Wc ht I'D
by low prices and strict attention to our bushes
% merit and receive II continuance OF the same
and Il share OF the public atronagc. Call an
examine our goods and prices before purchasing
elsewhere.
GNN. II. KITrREDGE,
AUSTIN ". FULLER.
23iUtf
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-21
SPRING EEDs, COFTiNs. cAsrxETs.
WINE oN'-SlIADES.
FECVUKT-FRA1TE sc

In fact, everything kept in Furniture War
Rooms "il he found at ctr store,
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-21
T L R n [ Il L r Il
KIT REDGE & FULLE R.,
(srccnssons TO lurrmpon & wArsox.)

IA YOU'D respectfully announce to the riti
W Xena ot hrahhila County. that they have
made extensive additions TO tllc.r stock. an ar,
no" prepared to wait on their ficnds, wth ORR
ces That caunot fail tn suit. We have Just re-
CelNCd Il iinu assortment OF
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-21
VERMONT
Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
Eatieo oc hatossl.,snts for 1868.

The members Of the Vermont Mutual Fire In
suraucc Company are hereby notified that the
following assesslnents have boon made by the
directors on AL notes in force on the following
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

- ~ tsallas hffslf
This insiiiaiiun. shifh has lsfn
fandssis.i &C. too years - Jnhn
ilanna. A n Il 81 iis last sessiun
the Goth insi
Tho examination, whifh oaniinu
"a fsur days, Was cniirrly saiisiarin-
~ h. all the paiTuns aud sI,oeiai0rs
Nh 0 Niinessrsi a.
Classos we're examined ia all the
elementary branches and ia higher
mathematics, latin ke,
The unprecedented readiness with
which the siudenis answered the
questions that WeTo ProJOnndor "a
them eVinood a degree 0fpruheieney
rarely witnessed, As ana illusirA-
ii0n, ihe CLASSES ia higher malhe-
MATES and latin might llo insiane-
el and especially a class at little
girls whose proficiency was REALLY
surprising, which shows conclusive
"a that Mr, II, is wonderfully lual-
iile,l Ia instruct small students as
well as more advanced ones,
We were greatly delighted In
learn that Mr., H. PROPOSES Ia locaie
in this place aud commence q seh"ol,
As we know him In he a man whose
moral worth and ability as a teacher
are unsurpassed, We hope the eill'
gems OF Dallas will avail themselves
Of his services by giving him n lib
eral patronage,
DALLAS, jane %, 1865,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

The following is n list of tho OIL
Gers ofthe Grand Chapter at Ma
sous, Of tho State of Texas, in
stalled On the 10th inst;
j. II. Giddings, Grand High
Priest; W. q. Veal, Dep, Grand
High Priest :, 5. Munger, Grand
King; James Wrigley, Grand
Scribe; Il. A. Bolts, Grand Treasure;
Robert Brewster, Grand Secretary ;
A. J. McGownn, Grand Chaplain ;
W. 4. Swain, Grand Captain OF the
Host; G. l.. Anderson, Grand Print
pal soiourner; J. II. Jones, Grand
ROYAL Arch Captain; W. Il, e, Camp.
bell, Grand Orator; 4, J, Anderson,
Grand Marshall; y. u. Yard, Grand
Master of tho Third Veil; James +,
Miller. Grand Master of tho Second
Veil; W. &. Young, Grand Master of
the First Veil; A. &. Crawford aud
W. +. Massic, Grand Stewards; T..
b. George, Grand Guard.
W. & Young, Of Dallas, Grand
Visitor for tho Eastern District
VIM. II. Austin, of Houston, Grand
Visitor for Middle District, and
Norton Moses, Of, GrandVisitor
for the Western District.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
Foreign News Items.

Tho Venezuelan revolution is
gaining strength.
Tho Arizona, from Aspinwall,
brings ono million in treasure.
Tho steamer Morning Star and
bark CORTLAND collidcd on Lake
Eric and both sunk. Twenty lives
were lost.
Tho Haytine revolutionists have
received one thousand rifles and q
large amount of ammunition.
The negro insurrection in ST.
Thomas has caused the Inaugural
ton of stringent regulations.
The Brazilian Emperor, on opon-
ing the general assembly said the
United States had again proffcrcd
mediation, which was refused with
thanks.
Tho Paragraphs have armed Cour
thousand women to guard. the COM
munications.
Tho advance of the returning
Abyssininan expedition have reach
ed Plymouth, and the rear has ar
rived ut Alexandria.
ALEXANDRIA, unc22-Tho steam
ship Urgent with Napier and staff
and Prince Alfred, have just depar-
ted homcward.
The queen of Madagascar is dead.
LONDON, June23.-Libcral meeting
held at Guild Hall, at which the
Lord Mayor of London presided,
was broken up by the tories.
The House of Commons, in Com
agreed to the Irish Reform
Bill.
A mutiny on board of the Ameri-
can ship Nerew, at Antwerp, was
suppressed by the police and
boats crew from the American ship
Ticondcroga, after desperate fight.
MADRID, June 23.-American me-
1iation between Spain, Peru, and
Chilli, is regarded in official circles
rs n practical termination Of war.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
LITERARY.
school Observation-Disclosures
tiOn---IsrOE w. III. Scales.
UALLAS, IENAN, JUNO 3l

DALLAS, TEXAS, June gu, 1905
10 the Editor Of the Dallas Herald
We had the pleasure of attending the
closing exercises OF the pohular school con-
Quoted in this place by Prof. W. ii. Scales.
The examination took place on the 10Th and
10Th insts., at the Christian Church, in the
presence of an enlightened and apprecia-
tive auditory. Each pupil was subjected
to severe and critical examination, as to
his knowledge touching the study under
con sideration, without being confined to
the few and limited Illustrations given by
the text writer. The draining out" or
'leading process often resorted toby
inefficient, but artful teachers, to display
the brilliant attachments of their pupils
at the expense of truth-was entirely ig-
nored, textbooks were freely circulated,
and parents and spectators urged to pro-
pound any question connected with the study
under consideration. This system is un-
Questionable and ever cvinces the pride and
confidence, that the faithful instructor re-
poses in the proficiency of his pupils. In
this instance, the clear, comprehensive and
unhesitating manner manifested by the
pupils in answering, indicated that neither
teacher nor pupil had been deceived. The
reason must be obvious to the reflective
mind. The youthful mind had not only
been we'll stored with facts and principles,
but these facts and principles had been so
happily and skillfully impaired, and i'm
pressed by judicious and well-defined ex-
plantations as to become operative, and thus
enabled the pupil to arrive at a correct
conclusion. The important truth had been
taught them that the sole object in prepar-
ing recitations was for the acquisition of
solid, useful and draiidJle knowledge
"wisdom is the principal thing, therefore
get wisdom, and with all thy getting get
understanding, The glow of satisfaction
visible upon the countenances Of parents
and friends give ample evidence that the
grand design Of the distinguished teacher
had been effectuslly accomplished. Not
class failed TO elicit the admiration of the
audience. The class in Elementary
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

Nav MiLrArr ArroNTaENp,-on the
recommendation Of Gov. rsass, approved
by Gen. Reynolds, the following appoint
menls have been made
DALLAS CouSrT-Iswis Long, 10 be
County Commissioner for frtcinet No, o.
william Pasehall, 10 he Justice OF the
Peace for Precinct No II; Gabriel Samuel,
10 be Constable for Precinct No, - \, H.
RiLdelI TO he Constable for Precinct No. o.
TARRASr CouSTr-John y, broudon, TO
lie Clerk Of the District Court.
We presume Lewis Long TO be County
Commissioner Tor Precinct No. d, should
read, "Jusiiee Of tho Peace, for Precinct
M. o."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

SoNE PoIAToEs--hhe sll say that
Irish nslAioss, as large sna as ssei as Any
raised in The North, eaHuel he raised In
Dallas, sflsr reading What follsSs' our
toShsman, n, D, cOughanour, Hsqr brought
as mess ef potatoes gu Saturday last one
Of which weighed Is ouneesi snd four Of
them 5 pounds, They arc tie aassi look
ing P9iaiees nc have seen this year any
where, aud bslIsr than any brought To
this place from the North, We ihsnk our
frisni for the PrsssHL They arc certain
~ worth noticing, and NC dare any one
10 show Us better lot.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
SEED WHEAT!

WYE HAVE made arrangements with
w Messrs. Pitkin, Wizard & Co., of
Louisville, Kentucky, to furnish us as much
seed wheat as the farmers in this section
may want, to be paid for on delivery here.
We will charge nothing for our trouble,
our object being to aid the farmers in i'm
proving their seed wheat.
All wanting seed will please como in at
once and give in their orders, rs We will
only send for the amount and kind ordered.
CLARK s. BRYAN.
Mnu % 1SG9 -1G.tf
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

MORE VEGETABLEs-Our friends Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel CrOssley, of this place,
have our thanks for fine mess of man.
moth tomatoes, raised from native Texas
seed, gathered last year. This, we are in
formed, has been thought to DO an impossi-
blity here, the seed generally depreciating
and yielding only small and inferior fruit.
Also for mess Of the long wax bean, n
mammoth and very delicious vegetable,
which grows to the length of six or eight
inches, is tender and far preferable to the
common bean.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

INDIANS IN KENDALL. CousrY.-Wo
have just learned ola late fearful In.
dian raid into Comfort, Kendall
county. On tho nights of the 18th
and 18th, party of Indians cnterr-
ed tho village, wounding several cit.
liens, among who is gentleman by
tho name ofl,oscnthal, formerly dra.
itsman in the Land Office ut Austin.
lie was shot with three arrows. A
man reported killed in the the coun-
try near by.
ISan Antonio Herald, June 20,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

Eey- Hon. John Hancock, Of Austin
Chairman OF the Conservative Executive
State Committee, and one Of the alternate
delegates 10 the New York Convention for
the State at large, was at Galveston on the
18th ult., on his way to New York. Col.
Ashbel Smith, another Of tho delegates,
will also be in attendance at the Conven-
ton, which assemblies to day, tho 18th of
July
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
Dallas 1iemld.
noaE irEus AM HAPPENINGS.

70 PrHIisHFEs We aTr mahing
up a complete Let n Souihern and
Mesicn Papers, iuT the runF"nisnre
of advertisers II will give namo
IL paper, where pulisho,i, days II
issue' name II proprietor, politics,
etc etc, Al Publishers giving this
notice one insertion ia loral ooiumn,
and sending marked copy It PAPER
containing same, will have their
papers pat on oar list and reeelVe
copy II same - EOOn az Published,
Address, Conservative, " Frederick
town, Mo,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

p4-we spent a day or two the present
week in our neighbOring town, waSahaehio'
during which NC had tho pleasure OF re-
newins acquaintance with sundry old
friend. Of that place. Wo found our friend
Templeton, OF the Argus-the handsome
editor Of the Middle Distriet-id his usual
good humor. We have not time or space,
now, to advert to other things We saw and
heard
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

eaE"We invite the attention of our far
mcrs and others interested to tho ndvcr-
tisemen of White & Sims, Galveston, who
propose to fill orders for seed wheat.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
Administrator Notice.

vVHE undersigned having been duly ap-
Il pointed Administrator Of the estate Of
Monroe Douglas, deceased, Of the coun-
ty Of Dallas, at a regular terra Of the COuu-
~ Court of said county, held for Probate
and other like purposes, oh The last Mon
day in March, A. D. 1865; this is therefore
TO notify all persons indebted to said es-
tate to make immediate payments and all
persons having claims against the estate
TO present them for acceptance, duly au-
fhenticated, within the time prescribed by
law, or they will be barred.
s. NJ. GOLDEN, Administrator
Dallas. Nav 1q 1S68-3f-ew
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

AT the marriage of a widower
in Clark street, Chicago, q brass
band amused tho company by play
ing. "My wifo's dead, and I've got
another one"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
GALVESTON.
MnNiooi srnNIcoii


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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
AGENTS WANTED FOR
THE OFFICIAL HISTORY
OF Tie WAX,
Its Causes, Character, Con-
duct and Results.
Ry Hon. Alexander III, Stephcus.


by IOn.AIcNandcrH III. stephens.
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The intense desire efety where manifested
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book ever published
One agent in Easion. Ia. reports =
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One in Memphis, Tenn, los Subscribers
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Send Tor Circulars and see our terms.
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10 the Holders of Claims
against thr COUNTY.

H. TFrsaEs hoiling rlsims sEainsi ihe
~ Conniy " Dallas, whether IN he shape
of drafts On the ITsasuTer IuTy Script, ~
oPen accounts, are hsrriy requested Ia re-
port the samst 10 A,j, Hauhs, Couniy Treas
uTer within he neat tao moRihs
A, nLEnSuE
rouhiy lulge of Dallas cguniy, lex,
April n, lSiS,-al;iL
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

HI-we invite attention to the card Of
AIcssrs. Burns, Gee & Co.. wholesale dealers
in hardware, cutlery, &C., 81 and go Strand,
Galveston.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

tarHs ara requested ~ state that Ia
reassausnes Il sirshsss sussns bis rapils
aui in The ssighh,'heei, FRET N, y, Saith
is cansirsiusl 10 feTrge his drsiga Il hay'
log IN examination sal sKhibi'ieH q his
sshsol al Cedar SPFing
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

DD-sevcral delegates to tho Bryan Con
vention, from the Northern counties, passed
here this week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
The Mcdonnell Plows,
Are better adapted 10 the cultivation Of The
BLACK WANT LAM,

Are better adapted 10 the cultivation Of he
BLACK NANN LAM,
ihan any ether kihl ever Manufactured OF
impeTlsl late Texas, This is a bieal as
srTiien, hat one that can he easily proven
by a large humleT ~ ihe most respectable
aAd snceesshil farmers ~ Dallas aud sur
rounding eonhiies, IS Niil sPIesT from the
certificates furnished nae by gentlemen whe
have .oF several years cultivated their
farms with Plows manu- selurrd by me
tine of these certificates is hereto appeHd'
ed, as fellows
DALLAS, H,saaa eiih, lsas
Tlr uairTsiFisi frarTs, IFssihs ia issilss "saniY
laSr ETra IasnTr Ia Tsssauurtlii,s o. H. faTnrls
q NaTiriA frNas, ihn iinss nsanuisaiuFsl al lias
NANN LAMB a. Asts,NNElL is s,ih snIs.Tor 10
sny ",lrT kii - Iiua a. isgr rstT u-a-l --a aii
a. ihasn Il sur fIisai, oh, eisii L. iuRls- Siff
RlnR flllM - ssE - ~ nasyins ing ,,tsn II Ils-s
manufactured - J,stA a. Mflannrli, sitl sea sill
'iBiRGR u BROWN,
", u, iiiHhtS,
WILLIAM ADAMS,
lnliN NON Eil.
InliN !, EAkiNS,
pALLAs THOMPSON,
JAMES ril.E
JAMES ALnhlD1E
A supply II these plows ATE constantly
kept ON hand for sale, al my shop, FOR cash
JOSEPH 4, McccNNELl.
Dallas, March II, lNiS-.dlr.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
VIM. C. WOLFF,
ATToRN EN At LAW
PUBLIC,
WILL PRACTICE his profession in
w Dallas and adjoining counties.
Intel1igence Office.

lie will keep a General Intelligence Office
and will give information promptly on all
subjects of inquiry, upon the receipt of
moderate fee.
lie intends TO so systematic as TO make
this office peculiarly beneficial to Stock
Rai,ers in finding their stray and stolen
stock without delay.
90 Circular, with full particulars, sent
upon receipt Of a three-ccnt stamp.
Those wishing TO buy, sell, rent, hire,
&C., any species Of property, can obtain
desirable information at his Office.
ee5s~ All business letters must enclose
stamp.
oFfIcE-Up-sta in the Hirsh Building,
with John c. Mccoy.
Dallas, Dallasco., Texas, May l6, 1868
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
FLOWS FLOWS.
Encourage Home Industry !

nuRiAu The last toe ysaFs ihs undsF-
~ signsi has issa esnsianiiy engaged
Ia the Iashui.sinTs u eAs sad Ice hoTss
fle~s q . suTsrioT qualiiy.
slaim ihai ihs plnss manufactured By
ms a. Hy shop ia Dallas, snd knssn il
this community As
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
DIR. j. w. COBB,
RESIDENT pENTI8T,
DALLAS. TEXAS,

ID fsFnTFuliN inslTm, the siiisnns ~ Ihis ani
~ iiF suTRanins riantirs, that b. d pTstaGsyi g.
ID an kiisis Il iAnis rtTssTF sh inanins Anti
hr2i fssih "a ii,i iisir, inaa nRr a. tan - A.
ais' stas isr Nniranitr sik ahirh tak.s taauti!ul
ani iuraiir llair &c AHihrai fsgih.
IT. 49, g,ss all shanfr H. haze ihsiT aaFk ,h,ir
a. H. All 10 hihN isn Ia eNfansr &C. a. atFk al
hini ~ n.nnip fFsinoF, Wheat GsTn, it,ss.,, iani,
N",l' shi si"a, The issgir nrrsi nj h. afraid II
"'ah 80 'rIr liNing IA th u'nniN that have
l-N'n lh' aslrN acquainted aiih hlin Zee siAisn NFsns
a. 'Tnii,i, frTs'us rsh "iian his ssNigrs ~ al
N,fssins him ihp,nFh The mail,
irlHHaTN = lNils-sl.lg
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04
M A i e a N d TE NJ a lie
HIGH SCHOOL.
DALLAS, TEXAS.

BOARD OF INSTRUCTION.
REV. HENRY +. BONE, Principal.
MRs. MoLLrE BONE, ,
Mas. Lou. COUGlIANOUR, hSs'S'""'S'
YalIE SEVENTH session Of the above
u Institution will commence on
NgnnInx+ SNr,t ~ 49, R
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-07-04

May 90, 1SCS soft
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08

Tue 0PERA.-A rare musical treat is
promised the lovers Of tho opera, 10
Memphis, In the engagement Manager
Thompson has effected with Miss McCul-
loch's troupe, who will appear at the
New Memphis tomorrow and Wednes-
day nights, opening with Rossini' mimi
table comic opera Of the Barber Of
Sevilie. The troupe embraces among
other distinguished arfistes, Miss Isabel
McCulloch, as prima donna; Signor
Boye, as tenor; signor Orlandeni, as
baritone and Signors Susini and Laca-
lelli, as bassos. The troupe have just
concluded successful engagements in
Mobile, and other Southern cities,
where they have received the highest
plaudits from the press and public.
Miss McCuloch's voice is spoken Of as a
soprano Of wonderful depth, sweetness
and power, and in the character of"Ros-
sini" she is said to be without rival.
The high rank the other artists enjoy in
the musical world is well-known, and in
the combination we feel assured our
patrons Of the opera will enjoy feast OF
rare harmonies. The sale Of tickets
commenced at the box office this morn
ing, and from the demand for reserved
seats, we believe we can safely bespeak
an overlooking house.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
The Port of Memphis.

The river continues to fall rapidly at
this point, though reported rising above
The June rise is coming out of the MIS-.
souri,.
The City of Cairo is the regular
packet of the St. Louis mail line for this
evening.
The eleanor gets off this evening for
Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort Smith.
The Minneola is the regular Cincin-
matt packet for tomorrow. a
Steambostmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the Pun
Lie LEDGER Office, our arrangements
enabling as TO do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work aud prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-06-08
DON'T FORGET that our sale ut
Cost for Boots, shoes and Hats, still
continues ut the old stand, 27s Main
street. M 1T. HANDLAN d co.

The COMMERCIAL BANK OF TENNESSEE.
The attention of those interested is called
to the detailed statement ofthe Receiver,
now filed in the Chsncery Court, and
which is too yoluminous for publication.
1t will be thereby seen that those glowing
accounts which were published but a
short time ago, were intended as cover
to the dishonesty of some one, and as a
shield from public opinion for the utter
disregard of all true and manly princi.
Piles 10 using in such a shameless manner
the funds which belongs to others
HONOR.