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The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

From the Reporter and South.
Pursuant to notice published in the
Reporter and South, quite number of
our citizens met at the Court House on
the 18th inst, to hear the plans suggested
by Messrs bennett and Hillyard to pro-
mote immigration.
Mr.. Jas. Fort was called to the chair,
and T. H. Nelson, and j. Topp were
elected Secretaries, pro tenn.
On motion of Gen Featherston, Messrs
bennett and Hillyard were invited to
address the meeting, whereupOn, in very
interesting views and statements, they pre-
scented the necessity and practicability of
securing the attention Of our fellow-citi-
zens of the North and West, to consid-
GRAFTON of the great advantage now Of
fered them to invest their skill, labor
and money in the State of Mississippi.
Appropriate addresses were also made by
Hon. j. w. G.. Watson, Gen. Feath-
erston and Maj. Strickland.
On motion of Gen. Feathersto1 it was
Reset ued, That the chairman of the
meeting, appoint committee of as many
as he may deem proper, whose otficeit shall
be to afford all aid, assistance and encour-
agement to all persons presenting them
selves in om midst and seeking informa-
lion touching all matters calculated to
induce them TO become citizens of our
county and State.
On motion, it was further
RESOLVED, That the chairman of this
meeting be also the chairman of said com
mittee, and that he appoint such sub
committees therefrom as he may see fit,
in furtherance of the objects of this meet.
ing; and further, that Addison Craft be
Secretary of said committee.
Here follows lost list of Committee
men composed of leading citizens of Mar
shall county.
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THE CLARION and other influential
papers throughout the State are urging
the people TO "CALL A HALT in the
proaigate expenditures of the public rev.
enue.
We announce ourselves ready to Co
operate with any movement calculated
to bring relief to our tax-ridden people,
let it s'call halt" in whatever depart
ment it may. Something must be done
and nothing can be hoped for, at the
hands of the knaves now in power, and
unless the people do take this matter in
hand, confscation, ruin. starvation and
worse than slavery stares them in the
face. Truly the time has come when the
people should :" call a halt. "-Calhoon
Dem.
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More Light.

Bur enterprisiDg townsman, VIM. j..
Iown Sr., has tor several years past made
study Of burning fluids a speciality, and
1 established trade that is not merely
/ Al in its extent. His oils are the best in
market-such as have been subjected to
seyerest tests. His customers--and they
numerous--will be glad to learn that he
! reduced the price OF his oils as follows :
pa-Explosiye Petro, by the 10 gals. soc.
4" > +" soc.
: single g allon- 60c'
ptoline, by the single gallon ....-... 40c.
superior article of Coal Oil, Crown
brand, fire test, by single gallon. 35c.
AL other brands Coal Oils are sold by him
New Orleans retail prices.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

The Court of Claims viii take up the
cases of Robert 6. johnson, and others,
for cotton seized in Mississippi during the
rebellion, to the value of nearly $1,000
600. Most of the cotton embraced IN
these claims was captured with the city
of Vicksburg.
Among the claims Is one for large
amount preferred by Robert M. and
Stephen A. Douglass. The Douglass
claim was referred to the Court by Con-
gress for decision according to law and
practice of that Court in such cases and
proceedings and upon the law in the case.
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THE PEOPLES FRIEND. 1t is suscep-
tible of easy proof that the Sewing Machine
has been greater blessing to the masses of
American people than any invention of the
present century. Nothing else has done so
much to save the, lives and health of the
wives and mothers, the patient, overworked
women of the land, who, as a class, most
needed relief from the burthens of every
day life. Every father and husband fails
in his duty if he neglects to endow his home
with such triumph of science as the Wilson
Shuttle Sewing Machine, Machines will be
delivered at any Railroad Station in this
county, free of transportation charges. if or
dered through the Company's Branch House
at 1S9 Canal ST. New Orleans, La.
They send an elegant catalogue and chTo-
mo circular, free on application.
This Company want a few more goo1
agents.
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Holly SPRINGs MARBLE WORKS.
eiaI attention is called to the advertise
n of these works in another column.
name, Of Gen. A. NJ. West, the Presi-
ard Mr.. J. r. Whitehead, the Secre-
and Treasurer of the company, are suf-
emf guarantees that all their engage
Ms will be met promptly, and that their
Tx will be done in such a manner as to
entire satisfaction. Those OF our read
who need work in their line would do
II to correspond with the efhelent ana
tlemanly Secretary. Give these works
u
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Brand Commandery Knights Templar.

Prahd CommandeTy Knights Templar.
ms Grand Body had an unusually pleas
an' session at Nicksburg, embracing a
steamboat ride, paradcs, banquets and 9TH
festivities The people OF the Hill city
- 'heir utmost TO make the occasion agree
/ IN all respects. The Grand Comman-
V VIII meet in Columbus next year.
ne following are the officers elected:
- W. Cox, Columbus, c.. Commander.
oliver CLIFTON, jackson, Dep. Grand
" 4. FIRcHnD, Vicksburg, Grand
Ieneralissimo.
- :, 4. WHITEHEAD, Holly Springs, Grand
Ap&in General.
Grand Prelate.
Warden. 80 : -
!. NJ. STONE, Corintb, Grand Junior War
= A. TAYLOR, Jackson, Grand Treasurer.
= l. + wEE, jackson, Grand Recorder
- Balm, hatcher, Grand Standard
Bearer. ~ IAN vi anu '7' - :
A. Z, T, krNF, Columbus, Grand Captain OF
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A LoDGE or SORROW was held at Ha-
lehurst on Sunday last, ms a IN ark Of
peclal respect to the memory of the late
ludgeS. ii. Johnson, who died in January
|ast' at the advanced age of eighty three
tafS' The ceremonies, which were very i'm
FfesslVe' were conducted in the open air,
/. he Fair Grounds, where an audience of
parry thousand persons had assembled.
pew II. r Johnson, of BroOkhaven, deliv-
~ an exceedingly appropriate and elc-
luent Aisennrse
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ne veteran host of the City Hotel,
Mor.e. On returning a short time ago
= ola 6emain Tor visit, must have been
sad with the evidences of the able man
mt NJ his successors, Messrs. Mum ford
v,,.op. Trained up by the Colonel in
voaedingly difficult business, these gen
-, have done full justice to TIA cir teach
tbeir success is but the result of tact, ex-
ispee and enterprise, and we predict for
n in the city, as long and brilliant a
cor 4. that of their predeccssor.-Pica-
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,.,-g oF MAJ. JAMES NJ. Dor
rte New Orleans Picay une Of yester-
,r.a.5ev} announces the death OF Maj.
poison in that city on Monday
III Dotson was reared in this city,
IA in The 10Th Mississippi Regiment
y, the war, and before its close was
'o,ed 10 the Majority for gallantry
GENTLY lie was elected to the Legisla-
tram this county.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

HE TEMPERANCE SoCIABLE.-The
members of Jackson Council No. co F. of
l., with their friends, assent led at Arrrele-.
Hall last Wednesday evening and celebrate,
their third anniversary. Tie success of m.
entertainment surprised even tb. most -.
guine of its friends. The ladies xiea vim
eAch other in the quality and quantity Of
edible contributions, while the gentlemen
eNerted themselves to provide everything
that would add to the pleasure of the ocea-
SION. An excellent string band discoursed
sweet music, and the followers of TerDsi-
chore "tripped the light fantastic" until two
O'Clock when temperate in all things" the
party broke up.
jackson Council has over one hundred
active and about one hundred and twenty
hVe associate members on It's roll. The fol-
lowing are ihe officers: President. d. W
Jones; e President, NJ. A. VanHook: As
soclate, Jeini M. Smylie; Treasurer, Mrs
}. l.. Power; Chaplain, n. q. Hines: Sec
Rotary, Miss Matte Van Hook; Financial
Secretary, r F. McGill.
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SPRING AND SUMMEr Goons W

SPRIEG AND SUMNER GooDs.-We
eaIl attention to the announcement of Messrs.
q = g a Lyon, who have now in store
really spsentid stock ofspring and summer
goods, hich they are Offering at low prices
Tor cash. Their selection OF clothing, hats
and shoes is the finest they have yet had in
stock, of the best quality and latest style
Call and see for yourself The proprietors
ana genlemanly clerks take great pleas !.
ure in showing goods, and greater still in
selling them.
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ICON FIFE Co., No. There
.,erial meeting Of Jackson Fire
- mi. Wednesday evening at their
=, me purpose Of transacting business
.oipg 10 he celebration of the Com
anniversary
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

MISSISSIPPI PATENTS. Mr.. H n. Jen-
kins, solicitor of patents. New Orleans, Off
cially reports to the CLARION" the follow
ing complete list of patents granted to resi-
dents of this State for the month of March,
1915: Seaton II. Wade, Chapel Hill, and w.
j. Coyington, Crystal Springs, cotton plant
ing attachment tor harrows; E. z. Hern-
don, Tupelo, churn.
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&344.02 %
STATE on NEW YORK.


City and County Of New York.
Morris Franklin, President and William II.
Beers, Vice-President of the New York Life
Insurance Company, being duly affirmed and
sworn, do depose and say that the foregoing
statement Of the condition of said Company,
on the 3lst day of December, 1874 is correct
and true, according TO the best of their infor-
nation, knowledge and belief.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President.
WIN. III. BEERS, Vice President.
Sworn and affirmed before me, this 22I day
of March, 1875.
FRED. r. ANDERSON,
Commissioner for Mississippi, in City, County
and State Of New York
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI Scr.
T. W. H. Gibbs, Auditor Of Public Accounts
of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing statement of the New York Life
Insurance Company is truly and correctly
copied from the original on file in my Office.
Given under my hand and official seal, at
Jackson, this 9th day of March, 1875
W. H. GIBBS,
Auditor Of Public Accounts.
BARROWS a SMYTHE. Agents,
JACKSON, MISS.
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The Non-explosive Petro Oil sold by VIM
j. Brown, Sr., jackson, Mississippi, makes
the cheapest, cleanest and most beautiful
light of any oil or burning fluid in use 1t has
stood the most severe tests without explo-
30, IT,
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EROM THE SUBSCRIBER on Monday, the
IL I'D ult. ONE BLACK HORSE, about
l51< hands high, or 8 years cd, heavy tail
and wavy name, with white spot on top of
neck, made by collar. He was last heard from
three er four miles this side of Canton. A
very liberal reward will be paid for his re-
covery.
BIT c. A. LIGON.
Canton Mail please copy twice.
apl Ii
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THE SPECULATOR

A SEMI-MONTHLY PAPER, devoted to
N FINANCE, FoREIGN and Domestic LIZ
CALLED LOTTERIES SrocK JOBRING TRAEsAc-
ToKs, RAILROAD and STEAMSHIP SHARES, MIN
ING STocK and LAND VALUES. Price for one
year, postage prepaid, one dollar
THEODORE ZscHocH,
Lock box 1894 No 1l6 Nassau St.,
April 7-3m. New York.
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.Ex FIRE CoAPA a y ~ " :
informed th4l az vac :, az "a ~ 80, : :
vi. Com any at Madison Station on
Istof May.
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Col. III. S. INCOME, President of the
n. o. st. Louis & G. r. r Co.. passed through
this city to-day, after tarrying few hours.
tie was accompanied by S. Ii. Edgar, Esq ),
and Col. West, first and second Vice-P resi-
dents; Col Frost, General Manager; Mr..
Mckinley, Superintendent Southern Di-
vision; Gen. Walthail, General Attorney :;
Gen II. p. Nicely, of Tennessee, and othe s
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

The PENIrENTIARY. There are AT
convicts in this institution at the present
time, with the prospect of large accessions
fir ON the courts now in session.
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EHaSOnfC

Grand Master A. II. Barley, Grand
Lecturer Jno. F. Mccormick, and the sew
|ral District Deputies have been in session
b. several days at the Masonic Hall in this
Fty, celebrating over matters for the
'good of the Order"
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PIEDMONT AND ARLINGToN.-The
annual statement of this substantial and
successful Life Insurance Company, will be
found in our columns. TIE Company is
most efficiently represented in this city by
Capt. John L. Buck as agent.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

TAKE WARNING. young man
already mourns the loss of his sweetheart
and good portion of his scalp-the result
of a recent extempore. spelling match. He
spelled her name lou, Lu, sly, cy, Lucy.
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1875-04-28

Gov. AMEs, has appointed John M.
Chiffon, Esq, Treasurer OF Kinds county, to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the death OF
James Williams.
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-..oxAL.-We have had the pleas
ting W. D. Gibbs, Ed, Of iazoo,
49,. whitehead and Lee, OF Holly
i,cur CITY during the week
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Cor HoME.-All the "boys" have
gotten home from Vicksburg and Clinton.
What for a time did you have?'
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. Scr.
l. W. H. Gibbs Auditor of Public Accounts
of the State aforesaid, do hereby certify that
the foregoing Statement of the Pedmon MT and
Arlington Life Insurance Company is truly
and correctly copied from the original file
in my Office.
Given under my hand and official seal at
Jackson, this I'd day of April, 1879.
[SEAL. v. II. GIBBS,
Auditor Public Accounts.
G. w. TERRELL, General Southern Agent
and Manager 81 Carondelet St. New Orleans,
La.
aBNO. II. BUCK. Agent,
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In what ship has the greatest number
of people been wrecked Courtship.
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Principal Office, 40 LnsaIlr street.
I.-CAPTTAL.

Whole of Joint Stock Capital
Whole amount of Capital actually paid cash Boo
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new YORK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

ORGANIZED UNDER THE LAWS OF THE STATE OF
NEW YORK; MADE To THE AUDITOR OF TnE
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, PURSUANT TO THE LAWS
OF SAID STATE.
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UNITED STATES COURTS. The United
States Circuit Court, Hon. r. A. Hill, pre-
siding, will meet next Monday list Monday
in May. There will be a special term of
the L. S. District Court, commencing 81
Monday in May. Judge Bradley will prob
ably be present Sd Monday in May, or LIST
Monday in June TO try appeal cases.
DIED.-Mr. I'll. G. Collier died at
his residence in Vest Jackson, on Saturday
last. His funeral took place from the Pres
byterian Church on Sunday afternoon -
Mr.. Collier had been sick for several
months He leaves wife ard daughter
and many friends to mourn his loss.
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NOTICE.

Geo. P. ROwell & Go. A oGR Gq fSr a., an
reception Of advertisements for American
NEwsPAPERs-the most complete establish
ment of the kind in the world. Six thousand
NEWSPAPERS are kept regularly file, open
10 inspection by customers. Every ADNER-
TIsEMENT is taken at the home price of the
paper, without any additional charge or com
mission. An advertiser, in dealing with the
Agency, is saved trouble and correspondence
making one contract instead of a dozen, a hun
dred or Thousand Book containing
large lists of papers, calculations, with some
information about prices, is sent to any ad-
dress for twenty-five cents. Persons wishing
to make contracts for advertising in any town
city, county, State or Territory of the United
States, or any portion of the Dominion Of Ca
NADIA, may send a concise statement of what
they want, together with copy of the ADvER-
TIsEMENT, and receive information which will
enable them to decide whether TO increase or
reduce the order For such Information there
is no charge. Orders are taken for single
paper as well for list Tor "a single dollar
as readily as for a larger sum. Offices Times
Building) A Park Row, N. z.
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. Weekly Clarion.
,,,rsDAY, APRIL %, = 1875.

- Death notices will be inserted
rr.age an free eff charge, when not
~ I;r,s Obituary notices and
Sing siA - whether from individuals
.es Of I'll I'm IN future, be charged our
rielies' r ..s;rr rates.-Sl.O0 for each ten
e. aireTI;i. ,.' ~ If.
oi
departure OF 'Tr"iRs-
Leave Jack son Junction as fol-
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LIABILITIES
RECEIPTS
$8,G9,6l IL
EXPENDITURES

Amount of premiums received. GAIA 454 q
Amount of interest received...,... /, Gao los "a
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Losses annuities and matured
endowments paid during 1874. 1,552, SIS "A
Paid for reinsurance and pur-
chased policies I5s2, 346 81
Paid for 50 $50 -
Expenses paid during year,. 7O2.979 Y
Dividends paid to policy holders ,4S6, $50 l6
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IN So RANCE.
ANNUAL STATEMENT
or TIE
PIEDMONT & ARLINGTON
LIFE INSURANCE. CO..
Of Richmond, Vn.. Jan'y 4, 1875.

Gross Assets, Isl January. 4..&l $50 4O4 50
Less Premiums in transItu,
crued interest, ETC.. lS4Uc5 %
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LIABILITIES.
Dividends apportioned and unpaid 352 80
Claims resisted on grounds of
fraud, sc 7................ 5000 90
Losses reported. but not due, proofs
incomplete, sc .....................-... Zo53O %
Reserve necessary to re-insure all
risks. including full reserve for
policies on which deferred cash
premiums" and premiums in
transitu are due................,... ,S01 726 81
Total positive and contingent
Liabilities ,8356O6 II
Surplus beyond all positive
and contingent Liabilities ......... $211 800 or
The reserve is calculated on a basis of Az
per cent. interest Il placed "A basis of .
per cent. interest, the surplus would be in
creased to at least 100000.
First policy issued February q, 1867. $3.50
Policies issued to January l, 1869. - 623
Policies issued to January /. 1875.
Expenses of 1874 were $50, 10 less than in
1873. Death claims in 1874 were $50 437 less
than in 1878 Income of 1874, S341 283 more
than total expenditures. Assets January /,
1875, $147, 197 more than on January l. 1874.
W. c. DARLINGTON, President.
D. J. HARrsooK, Secretary.
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Immigration Meeting at Holly
Springs.

Executive Committe
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II.ASSETS.

te owned by the Company
mortgage duly recorded and being first liens on
'on which not more than one years interest ia due.
mortgage first liens) upon which more than one
due lof which more is in process Of foreclosure ~
said bonds and mortgage loans So 26 36 interest
god .cm.ixa M linn. NH .- b.
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IS leave Jack son Junction as fol
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1875-07-06
STATE OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH OF ORLEANS, CITY OF New ORLEANS

| BE IT KNOWN, tEa5, on this Eighteenth da,
OF the month of June, in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy-tive
and OF the Independence OF the United States Of
America the ninety-ninth,
lie, in and for this City and Parish of Orleans
State Of Louisiana, duly commissioned and quail.
fed, and in the presence of the witnesses here
matter named and undersigned,
Personally came and appeared the parties
whose names are hereunto subscribed, acting 70
themselves and those whom they represent, as
corporators, and for such other persons as may
become associated with them by succession pur-
chase, transfer, or subscription, who severally
declared, that, avaling themselves of the pro-
visions OF the laws of the State OF Louisiana re-
lative to the organization Of Corporations for
works OF public improvements and for other pur-
poses, they have covenanted and agreed, and do
by these presents covenant and agree to form
themselves into and cons itute a corporation
under the following articles, which they adopt as
their charter:
ARTICLE
The name of this corporation shall be the
FIRST CENTRAL DIFFUSION SUGAR MAN
UFAOTURING COMPANY and by tn at name il
shall have power and authority
First. To have and enjoy succession for the
period of twenty-five years.
Second. To contract, sue and be sued.
Third. To make and use corporate SEAL
Fourth. To hold, receive, purchase and con-
vey property, real and personal.
Filth. To name and appoint such managers
directors and officers as it's interest and con,
venience may require.
Sixth. To establish, make, alter, or amend
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AN EMPHATIC DENIAL.

In Sundays BULLETIN there appeared de
tailed account Of a novel swindling operation
worked by certain Capt Francis Boimare
whereby men anxious to obtain employment,
were led to believe that this Boimare was au.
thorized to employ any men he pleased ia
work on the jetties, provided they paid him a
certain enrolling fee" The scheme proved,
for some time, . decided success, but at last
was detected. Special Pecora, who was de-
tailed to work up the affair, interviewed Boz
mare and received from him the astonish-
ing information that he was acting under an
authorization from johnson Armstrong, Esq,
the Vice President of the Louisiana Relief
Association. Whilst but little faith was
placed in this statement, still no decided
action was taken by the officer looking to
the arrest of Boimare, on account of this
pretended authorization. Mr.. Armstrong
called upon us this morning and emphatical-
ly pronounces the statement to be an unmiti.
gated falsehood. He never had, nor never
pretended to have, the power to authorize
anybody to engage laborers for Capt Eads,
nor did he ever have q moments converse
ton with Boimare on the subject. Boimare
sometime ago sent to Mr.. Armstrong, as the
Vice President Of the Relief Association, the
names of six men who were in needy
circumstances, and who desired
work. Mr.. Armstrong recommended
these men to Col. Andrews, and it is upon
this transaction that Boimare instituted his
swindling project. Mr.. Armstrong is too well
and favorably known among our citizens for
any one to credit any such statement as that
made by Boimare and we take great pleasure
in saying for Mr.. Armstrong that the whole |
thing is deliberate and unqualified fasehood. |