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Nr THE HAZARDS OF WINTER
The feeble and delicate dread the winter, and
with geod reason. The weather at this season
has depressing effect upon the vital organs and
the animal spirits, and they have no vitality or
mental animation to spare. The aged and innrm,
In whom the flame OF life Is waxing dim, are OIL.
ways unpleasantly arec ed by the temperature Of
winter and should fortlfy their systems against
It. The extra vlgor and resistant power which
the enfeebed system requires to enable 1t to meet
with safety the assaults OF cold aRd damp, may
soon be acquired BY the regular use OF HOSTEL.
TER'S STOMACH BIrTERS. The tonic effect OF
this wonderful medicine is soon apparent, In an
increased appetite, more active digestion, and
a brighter, happier frame of mind. Food is the
fuel OF the body and II 1t is not properly digested
the fires OF life burn low. When this Is the case,
the disability can always be remed:ed within a
short space OF time, by taking full dose Of the
BITTERS twice day. The stomach will soon be-
gin to perform Its allotted task regularly and
steadily, the food, being thoroughly asslmila'ed,
Will yield the amount OF vital heat and nourisll.
ment which the body requires under tie external
pressure OF cold. and the winter ailments which
are apt to assan the weak and untoned physique
win be avoided. febl1-6DGo
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febl3-1

~ STATE AND COUNTY TAXES
COUNTY TREAsURER'S OFFICE, COURTHOUSE,
wALTERBORO', 8. C.-NotIce Is hereby given
that this Office will be open for the receipt Of the
State and County Taxes for the year 1870 on the
9Th day Of February, 1871.
Taxes not paid on or before the 25th OF March,
will be liable to penalty Of twenty per cent.
All taxes remaining unpaid on the 10th day Of
May 1871 will be liable to be collected BY distress
or otherwise.
AL real and personal property are charged with
nine s) mills on the dollar for State purposes aud
three (s) mills on the dollar for County purposes.
The Treasurer will visit the following named
places In the County to facilitate the collection Of
Taxes, and on the following named days the oface
Ia WATERFORD will be closed:
Georges Station. February 2sh and March 1st
Ridgevllle Ma, ch I'd.
Summerville, March Sd and 4th.
Adams Rum March 9Th and 7th.
BeiI's ID Roads, March 18th, 14th and 18th. .
JAMES W. GRACE,
febll-s County Treasurer C. G.
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The Georgetown Times applauds the first
veto of the session, and declares that Gov' f'ior
Scott ''has done wisely and well In rebukins
" the profigate expenditures of the County
Commissioners of Georgetown, in telling
"them and the whole State that there Is al
"ready tax on the county FOR one and a
" half to two mills more than lie required to
"meet the current expenses Of most other
counties In the State and that so far as he
Z" Is able, he will put a stop to the wild career
"of those who are disposed to indulge In
"reckless and ruinous extravaganza, In the
" administration OF the affairs Of the several
" "counties In the State.7
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~sTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CoLLETON COUNTY.-Court OF Common. Pleas.
EDWARD O,QUlN va. L. B. BOATWR[GHT-At
tachment.-To L. 3. BOATWRIGHT, Defendant In
this Action You are hereby summoned and re-
qulred to answer the complaint In this action,
whchis filed In the off1ce OF A. G. SCHAFFER,
ESQ.,. Clerk OF the Court OF the County and State
above named, and to serve copy OF your
answer on the subscribers, at their ONCE in Wal
terboro' within forty days from the date hereof;
and If you foil, Judgment Will be taken against
you. HENDERSON BBHRE,
janlB-m6 PIaintirs' Attorneys.
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ns- NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., S. G.,


FEBRUARY IL, ls71.-All small Dealers in Wares
or Merchandise located in stores within the city
limits, to whom was granted q TcS Dollar License
for 1870, except those who are known to nave
obtained the same by Misrepresentation OF the
true character or amount OF business done, can
have their license renewed upon application at
the City Appraisers ONCE.
New applicants will leave their name, &C., With
the Appraiser, who will investigate the character
Of their business before granting such license
Poor persons doing an Insignificant business,
and who have held exemption tickets for 1870,
can have the same renewed by either Of the Com
mittee authorized by Council, viz: All'doing such
business below Calhoun, east OF King, oy Alder
man voigt; Market street, west Of King, below
Calhoun street, by Alderman Mckinlay, Lime
house street, or at his office In rear OF Courshouse
and all in the Upper Wards, above Calhoun street.
by the undersigned at the Drug Store, NO. 6Ol
King street. ID. ID. CoLLfSS'
feb1l-a Chairman Special Com. on Licenses.
B> "WHAT HAVE YOU TAKEN FOR
It?r said Mrs. Laura Thompson to her friend,
Miss Lake, referring to q sick headache with
which the young lady was continually a!dlcted.
"Oh.n said Miss L., "l've taken casharllc pliis
enough to load cannon" discard tnem'
said her friend, sand try my medicine, PLAN IA
TloN BITrERs. Bile ls the cause OF your difti
Guilty; and know By experience the Bitters are
certain cure for biiousness."
Miss Lake adopted Mrs. Thompson's advice,
aud was cured within fortnight. She Is now al
the Metropolitan Hotel, and will confirm this
statement.
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TIE Cheraw Democrat condemns, with hon.
est warmth, the Infamous conduct OF the Radl'
cal majority in ejecting from the House o'
Representatives the legally elected represen'
tatives of Chesterfield County, Itsays, in con
cluslon: 5.sn there was hope OF: relief by any
"effort our people, could make, we would
"urge With all our might soma concerted ac'
"tion to that; end, but We cannot see the
/" fainteM raw
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CAMPSEN-Died at his residence, on Sunday,
February 18th. after lingering illness, HENRY
CAMP5EN. aged ~ years, native OF germany ou'
@THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES or Mr.. and Mrs. n. CAdPSEN, aud their
respective families are respectfully Invited to at
tend the Funeral Services, at the German Lu.
theran Church, Hasel street, at O'Clock THIS
AFTERNOON. leolo
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feb6-m3

wBATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best tn the aooffd-per-
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
Disappointment. Ne ridiculous tlnts OF unpleas'
ant odor. Tie genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain thessln, but
leaves the hair Clean. soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
glsts. Factory No. ID BoLd street, New York.
iap23-mw(Iyr
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GERMAN FREUNDSCHAFTs-
BUND.-The Members OF this Association are re-
uuested to attend the Funeral OF their late Brother
Mr. HENRY CAMPSEN, from the German Luthe.
ran Church In Hasel street, at O'Clock THIS AZ
TERN00N. ]. III. PETERsEN,
feb13 Secretary.
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g- DEUTSCHER BRUDERLICHER
BUND.-The members are respectfully requested.
to attend the Funeral Services OF our late Brother
HENRY CAMPSES, ut the German Lutheran
Church In uascl street. at O'Clock, THIS AFTER
NOON. BY order. WIN. MiCHAsLls'
r,h1e Secretary.
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To the Defendants, GLENN & WRIGHT: Take
notice that the summons in this action, of which
the foregoing Is copy was hled in the office OF the
Clerk or the Court OF Common Pleas, at Charles
ton, In the County OF Charleston, in the State oi
South Carolina, on the 7th day Of January. 1871.
MAGRATH & LOWNDES,
No. 81 Broad street,
feb6-m3 Charleston, S. C.
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~ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS IN
DEBTED to the late A. P. REIGNE, OF Charleston,
are requested to make payment to the subscriber,
and those having demands against his Estate
will present them, properly attested, to r. DE-
TREVILLE, Esq, at his oiiice, Law Range.
MRS. MARY L. RElGNE,
fehsm3a Administrative.
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5 GETTING MARRIED ESSAYS
or improprlety OF getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel untitled for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. Ian25-smos
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5perial Notices..

~ LECTURE WILL BE DELIVER
ED ct St. Marks Church THIS iMonday) EVENING,
February 10. at halt-past O'Clock, b5 Mi. a. S.
PARKER. Subject-MAN. A collection will be
taken up for the benefit OF said Church.
S. H. HARE,
febl3-l Chairman OF Committee.
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Obltnarn.

WiLKINS.-Dled, IN New York City, on Tuesday,
7th February, GoUgBRNEUR NORRIS WILKINS, OF
West Chester County, New YORK, in the I'D year
OF bis age. -
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SEA MOSS .FARINE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddlngs, Custards, Creams, &c.
&c: The cheapest, healthiest and most delicious
food in the world. febl3-mwl3D&c
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wCALL AT WAVERLY HOUSE AND
subscribe for LIFE OF GENERAL R. E. LEE.
Only S3 75 feb11-SmW3
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MIsOAILY-JoHEs.-on November 25th 1870,
by the Rev. Vim. B. Yates, Mr. JAMES 8. MIscALLY
to Miss MARY E. JONES. both OF this city.
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ANNIVERSARIES.
Ann,persarles.
CHARLESTON 6HAMBER OF
- COMMERCE..
LxxxyII ANNIVERSARY.

The Chamber will celebrate It's ssth Anniver.
sary THIS DAY, February 18th, 1871. A Poll
for the Election Of onicers will be held between
the hours Of and O'Clock P. NJ, at the Hall OF
the Chamber, corner OF Broad street and East
Bay, under the management Of the Committee OF
Arrangements.
W. A. KELLY Chairman.
F. W. DAWSON. ". I. MIDDLETON,
S. L. HOWARD. SAMUEL c. BLACK.
The Meeting Of the Chamber will take place at
2o'clock P. NJ; at the Hall.
supper will be served up at the HlBERNIAN
HALL, at s-o'clock P. NJ precisely.
Members can obtain their tickets from the Com
mite. during the time Of the election, or from
the Secretary and Treasurer, at any time during
the day, at the Planters and Mechanics Bank,
and also at the Hibernlan Hall in the evening at
O'Clock PM. BY order. P.J. BARB0T,
feb13 Secretary and Treasurer.
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@s-J JOHN C. BAKER & CO.'S GENU-
me MEDICINAL COD LIVER OIL.-EsTABLIsH-
ED 1S3o.-Acknowledged BY eminent physicians
to be the best in the world. Sold by Druggists
generally. JSO. c. BAKER i CO., Philadelphia,
full supply on hand by
DR.. Fl. BAER,
: febs-mwf6nos No. Is1 Meeting street.
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speriaI Notlfss.

w THE.RERUBlIc AN DELEGATION
from BIggin Church, St. Johns Berkeley, to
County Convention, composed Of the hon.
TEPHEN BROWN, BOSTON JACKSON and JOHN
MCNEIL, have arrived, and viii be In attendance.
fehl2-14
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ms- CoNsIGNEEs PER. STEAMSHIP

B~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
FALCON, from Baltimore are hereby noti.
fed that she is THIS DAY dlschargiag cargo at
Pier No. l, Union WharSes. AL goods not taken
away at sunset will remain on wharf at con-
signees' risk. MORDECA1 Co., Agents.
feh11-2
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funeral Notices.

YEADON.-Died. on the morning OF the loth
Instant, Mrs. MARY vIpEAU YEAD1N, rellct'ot the
late Richard Yesdon, Esq, IN the seth year OF her
age.
@ EER RELATIVES AND FRIENDS.
and those Of her deceased husband, are Invited to
attend her Funeral Services at the Lecture Room
Of the Circular Church, THIS AFTERNOON, at half
past O'Clock. febl3
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mr CESAR COVERED HIS AID
head and grey hair with laurel crown. AYERS
HAIR VIGOR covers grey heads with the Still
more welcome locks OF youth. feblO-fmw3D8w
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~ PARTIES HAVING FURNITURE,
&C., to dispose OF, Will find CASH CUSTOMER
by addressing Postof1ce Box 473. feb13
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M E. GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAP,

M z. GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAP
N. TER OF SOUTH HCAR0LINA.-The Annual
Grand Convocation will be holden In the City OF
Charleston, Deo volente, In Masonic Hall, OF IL
meridian on TUESDAY. the 18th day OF February,
A. L. 24Ol, A. D. 1871. Members and Grand Ofh-
GERS, and Delegates from subordinate Chapters,
are requested 70 attend nuuct uay and generally.
for The consideration Of important business and
the Election of Grand Officers for the Masonic
year ensuing. With their characteristic ltoeraifty
the different Railroad Companies have granted TO
the Grand Oflcers and Delegates the privilege OF
Passing and repasslng over their roads for one
fare Tie full fare will b. paid at the place OF
starting. On all railroads. except the South
Carolina Railroad, the Grand Officers and Dele
gates will be permitted to return from the Con.
vocation free on the production OF the certlncate
or the Grand Secretary. On the South Carolina
Railroad, Return Tickets will be furnished By the
Conductors to the Grand Officers and Delegates,
which will enable them TO repass free or cnarge
By order OF the NJ. II. G Fl. p, Companion ID.
MOSES. AUGUSTINE I. SAffhE,
febI-s2 Grand Secretary.
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A SHLEY FIRE COMPANY.-THE AN
"A. ,NUAL Meeting OF Ashley Fire Company will
be held THIS EVENING, at their Hall, 1Ss Meeting
street, at O'Clock. Members will be punctual IN
attendance, as tusiness Of importance will be
transacted. BY order T. s. DennissOn, President.
tebl3 ]. NJ. MATTHEWES, A. s.
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spsrial otlrss.

~ OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA CENTRAL RAILROADS. sCoMPANY,
CHARLESTON, s. c., FEBRUARY 1a 1s7l.-The
Eighth Instalment OF FIVE DOLLARS PER
SHARE Win be payable on the 1stir- March
proxmo. Ia Charleston, at the office OF the
COMPANY, No. 10 Broad street; In Sumter, to
Major JOSEPH JOHNSON; in Manning, to Dr.. G.
ALLEN HUGGINS. WIN. II. PER0NNEAU,
feb13-m5. Treasurer.
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/ Groceries, giquors, &c.

~l:,,,-.seasn:sls. Srossrlss, aaqners, &s:
w E OF ERsFoR SALE;
w S--.ssseg
To'cLosE coNsrGNMEsTs, AND TO REDUCE
OUR STOCK, AT REASONABLE PRICES:
400 gallons FRENCH BRANDY, An bond and duty
: casks @ Holland Gin, Scotch whtskey and west
50 packages Hannlss Acme Rye wh,skey
100 bhs. Cheap Whl.key, Gin, Rum, &c.
s bbls. Choice Peaeh and Apple Brandy
IS eass E9Ss mpad 5y sad nsaa Wine
100 cases Champagne; oarer ana Rhine Wine ..
SO cases Brandy Cherries and Sweet Oil
100 cases Stenfeld's and Lppman's eItters
100 cases Salmon, Lobster, Oysters aud Peaches,
$50 cases sHss Bosted Beer.
COFFEE. SUGAR, TEA, Spices, Molasses, Bacon
Mackerel, Tobacco, Cigars. Candles Soap, Soda
ys wsgs1s ssss sc ssSsns Gsns sa Rasfsss S
Demijohns and Bottles Of every variety
'Gshi fs0ismIafs Intass ''N : -. oLAoius w1rrE:
NoRN, OATS AND. PEAS.
7A4bushels PRIME WHITE CORN,
Per schooner Mary J. Russell, from Norfolk,
1887 bushels Prime White Virginia Corn
1900 bushels Black Seed Oats
454 bushel, Black Peas
SS bushels Clay Peas,
Per schooner James veldren, from Norfolk,
5osonassaeis mseis Prime Maryland Corn
1900 bushels Prime Maryland Oats
1CG bbls. Super Flour, s...
Per schooner Geo. a. Squire. from Baltimore
24o0 bushels Prime Maryland Corn
1850 bushels Prime Oats.
Per schooner Ella Matthews, from Balti-
more.
febls T.J. KERR 4Ngo.
NORNi CORNl CORNI
$500 bushels PRIME WHITE CORN, just received
from Baltimore. For sale BY
febl3-l' 7. TUPPER SONS.
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
II HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, AND OF TIE SOUTH.
WESTERN RAILROAD BANK. The Annual
Meeting Of the Stockholders Of the above lnstitu-
tions will be held In the city OF Charleston, on
the second TUESDAY In February next, tile lith
OF. the month. Place Of meeting-Hall OF the
Southwestern Railroad Bank, on Broad street.
Hour OF conyenn'g-ft O'Clock A. NJ.
On the day following, WEDNESDAY, the 18th.
there will be an election held as the same place,
between the hours OF A. N. and P. NJ, for nl-
teen Directors OF the Railroad Company and
thirteen Directors or the Bank. Committee to
verify Proxies will attend.
The following addition to the By Laws, propos-
ed at the Special meeting In May last, will come
up for action at this: Article LIST, Section 7th,
shall be- "Any number OF Stockholders, not less
than ten, representing five Thousand shares shall
be necessary to require stock vote on any ques-
tion."
Stockholders will be passed as usual over the
Road, to and from the Meeting, free OF charge, IN
accordance with the resolution OF the C0nYenuon
of 1854. ]. r. EMERY,
iane-mgIwGm6 Secretary.
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Ie Rent.
Cos, anh Eouns

r OST, ON THE RUTLEDGE STREET
IL Car Line, on the evening OF the 9th, a pair
or BROWN KID GLOVES, with Gold Glove But
tons In them. Tile finder will receive suitable
reward by leaving the same at the corner Of Broad
and Orange Streets feb13
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ST. ANDREWS LODGE, No. 10, A. F. Ne.
y An Extra ing Of this Lodge will be held
at Mas onic Hall THIS EVENING, at half.past seven
@ fsbia =. P. spEISSEGGER. JR., Secretary.
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mr CONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
D. B. EVERETT, from New Orleans, are notified
that she will discharge cargo This DAY at Brown
& Co.'s South Wharf. Goods not called for at
sunset will be stored at owners risk and ex-
pense. STREET BROTHERS CO.,
febl3-1 Consignees.
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T OST, BETWEEN ST. LUKE'S CHURCH
IL and Mr.. Fngartie's Bookstore. or between
MIR. Fooartie's Bookstore and No. 29 Bull street,
LADYiS BLUE ENAMELLED DIAMOND WATCH,
30. 6s7s The tuder will be suitably rewarded
nv leaving IL ut NJ. ~ Bro Id at! eet. feb11
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Meetinas

ORANGE LODGE, No IA, A. F. M
" The Regular Communication of Orange
Lodge, No. IA, a. F. H.. will be helc THIS EVEN
ING, at Masonic Hall, ct O'Clock. Candidates
for Z. A. Degree should be punctual.
febl3 THOMAS 8. BEE, Secretary.
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r OST, IN THE LADIES' CAR. ON THE
la Northeastern Train, which arrived in this
city on Wednesday, q pair OF Gold Spec ctacles In
u leather case. The finder will be suitably reward
ed II they are left at the Cashiers office, North.
eastern Railroad Depot. feol1-9
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ngsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

feb6-m3A
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-01-27

reverend. His hair flows IN those
beautiful shades which no united
colors al match, falling In graceful
ourls below his ears, agreeably
COUGHING ON his shoulders, and par
ting on the crown of his head, like
tho head dress Of the sect of the Ma
zarites. His forehead is smooth
and large, his cheeks without spot,
save that of lovely red /; his nose
and mouth are formed with ex4uis-
tie sympathy ; his beard is thick
and suitable 10 the hair of his head,
reaching . little below his chin,
and parting IN the middle like a
fork ; his eyes are bright, clear and
serene. He rebukes with majesty,
co1nsels with mildness, and invites
with the most tender and persnas-
i've language. His whole address,
whether in word or deed, being ell
egant, grave, and strictly charac-
tcristic of so exalted . being. No
man has seen him laugh /; but the
whole world behold HIM weep fre>
qusntly ; and so persuasive are his
tears none a refrain from joining
IN sympathy with him. He rs very
moderate, temperate and wise. In
short. whatever this phenomenon
may turn out IN the end, he seems
at present a man, for excellent beau
ty and divIre PROJECTIONS, every
way surprising the children of
men.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1871-01-27

&eiphia armed troops 20 overawe
I@e people In their elections last
November 2 Is there any compar-
IisoD in the outrage? Was there
any Justification for it =? IL was en-
act to enforce the 18th Amendment.
There had been an election in the
State OF New York at which the ne
groes had @oted without molesta-
ton. There was no suggestion from
any quarter that there would be
obstruction placed in the way, and
yet we know hat tho President OF
the United States, at sn immense
expense to !he coRtrS3 xirdled the
city of New York with gunboats
and filled it with trooA TO orerawo
the stern Democracy of that city,
and make them elect n Radical
Governor for the State of New
York. 1 viii not pursuc this TOPICS
Int looks too march like a ~controver-
sial one for an occasion Of this kind,
and all that influenced me to-pur-
kste 1t as far as l have,. wero the
structures upon the letter upon
wAicSI have spoken, and which i
were determined / would not ex-
plain s6rkny n until the vote had
! TRANSFERRED"