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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1876-12-23


vi Doren ampassas county Ia the state OF ieAAS d9
ON tho sixth day of october in the year 81 our lord sd
execute deliver TO D. Sweet-er OF Ia Saiie coun ".
IN the state of Illinois, his certain mort age deed whereby
said nortgagor conveyed to the said r H. Swceser me
follow described lots pieces or parcels OF ahu situate
in The county ot la Sale and state OF Illinois. TO WI; Lots
number tine and Two IN Block Thirty three original own
of being recorded IN Vie record
ers office of said of La SALE IL sald state OF l
ncis In volume ls of Records page 62aud being made
10 rcurc the payment certain Promssory note Tor
the 50 m of eight hundred dollars payable one year after
date thereof which said note bears date he day aud
wear at the rate Of ten per cent an,
nuay payable the order Of the said F. d. sWeeer AZ
the Office of j. q. Harris OFT VII. Illinois,
And thes Id prOmissory note by the terms there
of rs well "a virtue Of the conveyance In sad mortgage
deed contained. has become due and payable together
with the interest thereon the date OF said note ny the
default OF mortgaCorn not paying the principal anu
Interest or said note In said note and mortgage agreed
she aid note and interest being now due and unpaid
Now therefore, public notice IL hereby given, that the
undersigned In pursuance OF and 10y the terms OF SAID
MORTGAGE will the fifteenth day of January A. D. 10,
at two O'Clock N. OF SAID day, AZ inc souIh
door OF the County Josrt House In taid city Of Oaa n
county and Aforesaid sell al pub lie vendue 10 the
highest best bidder therefor the said real estate ana
AFT the right title and interest of the said mortEagor IN 'sd
premises and together herewith all the
hrreunto belonging In gnywlse aprertHn nE detd OF
premises will be made 10 the purchaser on ne payment
Oh the purchase money. ;. ID. sWEEloEl~
~, b-iw httt-hEhI'
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4 lady, the wife of prominent lawyer OF
this city, annoyed beyond endurance with the
worthlessness of black nurses, determined to
substitute white maid for her little children,
and from the many candidates presenting
themselves she chose a very pretty girl from
Alexandria, whose recommendations were al
fat, and who looked still prettler in her white
frllled apron and bonnie cap, and her moth.
ers heart was proudly happy as the little ones
took their airing under so charming an escort
After the novelty had worn off, Virginia
dropped, and did not seem contented and
electrified her mistress one morning by in
forming her that she would leave when hcI
month was out
Don't you like the children" inquired the
lady.
YES, ma'am."
"Do you think you have too much to doE
pressed the mistr, IS.
mo, mann"
Don't you get on with the other servants"
persisted madame.
YES ma'am.'
"Do tell me why you are dissatisfied, Nir
ginia, and perhaps can remedy It," insisted
the lady.
81 have no fault to find with the place
ma'am, but I'd rather live where l receive
more attention from the gentleman of the fam
lily than do here."
Attention what doyou mean, girl ?" snap
ped madame.
"Why, when lived with Mrs. F., Mr.. F
always came into the nursery morningsto KISS
the children, and he would come behind the
washstand screen and kiss me, too And
amt been kissed once in this house"
That girl is still looking for place. We
hope The Burlington ludies will not all speak
at once dshiRgton Letter.
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IfgQt.

rIORrTaAG s-A..i| Whereas Nelson dry'
MI on did on the Goth day of November A. p iot eAv
q. he and deliver T., Thomas McDermott MS certain
cage deed of that date. In aRd by when ne ueh anu
nv conveyed to the said Thomas Mcermou the ~ u
desc rbed land and premises Situated IN hc Coun
sale and state OF Illinois, VIZ: The norm la OF Lot
hr north half of Lot Two and the whole OF 10y ~
i'm Bock Twenty In Ottawa North, In the now CITY Oh
secure the payment OF his three ptolnssoiy
for We hundred dollars each with interest htIc'h ~ luS
rate of ten per cent per for the ulpid purchase
money Tor the lots premises In ad mort age dcscr eu
Said recorded In Rock No I, on page AL on
the Books In the Recorders Office OF said La sale
county: =, ,,-..-.,. 49,, -, r,,oo
In sad mortgage deed did, the 81 day OF Dec nhe Ap
iSi sell assign and deliver the notes in SAID mortgage
described and the said mortgage deed, to TIE under
signed - -. l., 49,, ...,,,,,, 70,
the promissory secured bv and described IN sa
mortgage deed. and the undersigned IA luiy authorized
by said IN gagc dccd 10 sell the
| H. said mortgage described; - +, ..,...-,
Therefore publC notice hereby given, that the Under
signed as sgnee Of the said Thomas McD"rmou, the
mort gage said deed, by virtue oi tue power
and provisions contained in said mortgage deed ana III
pursuance thereof Will the 18th day 81 January A. D.
iS nj the hour Ola o'clock OF said daya the SoA
door of Court ouse in OTTAWA, IN sAd Ia sane county
i'm the state Illinois sell NJ public auction Tor ht hgeH
ana best price viii bring IN can, Tue lhnd Hhl
premises described IN aid mortgage ceel ana hcre
described and will make, execute and deliver 70 te pur
chaser or purchasers said sale good ana suhcent dec
or deeds OF the premises sold and amply the proceeds o
said ale a. provided e. said mortgage deed.
Ottawa December 10Th, 1876 5w +. A. SiEE"oop
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1 smack" for a Car Conductor.

The street car conductor does not fare near.
ly so well as his avocatIon would lead enc To
sumo sed, and knock down blow to his pros.
peritv has been the introduction of new-fan-
cled registers Of all sorts. To brake the mo-
notony of his daily life a vision of home
comes to HIM new and then, in fair weather
ana foul, in the person of wife or little one,
nail in hand whose anXIous face brightens
and whose tired figure gathers new life as the
car heaves in sight Such a dinner as they
bring. seasoned with love rs il is, is better
than any aristuCrutic astv that could be pre-
pareG. !; is for this reason that we recon
mend She following one to the bachelor mem
bers of the profession alone:
soup.
1 lg carte.
FISH.
pickei.up-CoGfsh-at the street corners.
ENTREES AND soETIES.
1 &c passengalFe.
ROAST.
Wheat.
VEGETABLES.
! Head OF Thyme stable dish.
GAME.
FARGO.
DESERT.
Anything for Change
WINES.
Punck-"In the presence Of the paSsengaire
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BUDGET OF FUN.

"My son, when you leave the ROOF uhuel
which your infancy has been maturcd ana
venture forth INTO the devious paths OF busy
world, what vocation will you select, with an
eye no less TO it, moral elevation than the
lower consideration of pecuniary reward! -
"Honorcd parent. mine is high ard lofty re.
solve. proud as the eagles fight. would
wrest from Fate imperishablc fame. Let 9TH
ers choose their walk of commerce, the career
of arms. the bench, the forum or the pulpit
Nine is a yet more noble aspiration. | will
be n member of a southern Returning BOardn'
A recent number Of a lady's magazine In
its "Housekeepers' Department" informs Its
readers that "Virginia housewives make the
best of pickles" This is a horrible sugges-
ton We can never consent to any scheme
which proposes to make the women of Vir.
glnia an article ofioOd. 1t will be o sad day
for this country when cannibalism becomes
one of the common practices Of the people.
Such dreadful species OF diet may do for
the benlgted savages Of FIJI, but we shall be
shocked if its finds favor with Americans.
This is apart from the question OF mere con
veniencc, which is a serious one. No man
could enjoy lunch if he had to hold piece
of bread in one hand and a picked Virginia
hourekeeper in the other, She would be too
unwleldy.
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Il T GILBERT.

attorney az LHiG.
NOTIFICATIONS or .IoHN GAEDINER, DECEASED
~ Notice ishereby gven that the undersigned, EAeru
tor OF the last will and testament OF Ohm Gardiner late
of the county La sale and state of Lois deceased VIII
appear before the County Court of said county ON the
third Monday (being the 10Th day Of February 1876 at ht
COUNTY Court House in ottawa, in said county, whel
said estate notified to attend and present The same II
writing for adjustment.
Dated this Gil day OF December a. n. 1870
THOMAS GARDINER,
dCc0-Gw Executor
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

= In The circuit cont MrTtn', Z" Ji"""b i''"' ''''
IN ChdHcsGY.
David Webster ~. Elizabeth Webster. "a
iuppea ing from an affidavit Me In the oact OF the
clerk OF said court that said defendant Eizaheih Mebtf
not resident OF said state. ana said couhb .N.
Ing his bill of complaint iu said cOUT on t'th 'y
side the cot on the first day OF j. ccmb-r A. D. l'' 'le
and summons having been issued thereon accol dIs 10
Law ..r, ,....,..,
notice. therefore. ~ hereby given 10 sNl Wlel'au,
- l.hef Wr-er That uuc4- You hat personal he AMI
an.cr before d court ~ sad thereof, 90 De- held At
ne Court Hoasr l GUIANA !u said county. ~ lr WY
y.-J4y of January rrzr g. so. when aud where SAID
summons j. Ie'4inAr ana plead answer, aeupr nrtN
rs-r 10 AID I'm tie same bi D. taken Tor confessed
srst YOU and the matters and rg. ih,ren pr%''l l'i
+--.-,4a1 ac..',rd,rgiy CHARLES H. NOOK. Clerk.
r..' -. =, a. -, p. s...l.r.r. 81. iN
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Argal.
GEORGE nj. LELAND,

lWlNer IN CNdhCeTY.
s~'I>IcIS'sS ~ l.. E..-Notce is her y given
w That by virtue off, decree made and entereG record
by the Circuit Court of La Sale county, state illinois, AT
the January term OF said court, 1915, IN ain cause
hen pending In said court the chancery side thereof
wherein John d. Young and Jeremiah Ryon, partners In
trade by the name and style Young Ryon were CON-
plsirans, and Joseph Clark, IL ander u. Remlck and
hroth day OF December D: 1876 at the hour OF ten
o'clock IN the oreuoon OF said day. oaer for sale at TIC
south door OF the County House in Ottawa in said
county, at pablo auction. and will then sell TO the highest
bidder the iol wing described property being the same
ordered by said decree be sold To say Southwest
quarter OF The Southeast quarter OF section tweyeigh
township thirty north. in three east OF the
state OF Illinois
Terms uI Sale: Cash. GEORGE NJ Ii LANE,
Dated Dec. . lSI6.,}w Master IN Luuucery.
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A-N'EISI:.-f.-vsIE OF JANIS y. toL"FIi, DE. q.
Notice IA hereby given. that understand, AGE -
sf.ry OF TIE estate OF IsEt Go.E- COZ lu. 81 w.
0f Ig sale and srAic %! Illinois deceased wv a
county Court Of ElIf ylE1fT tE'' fNri hHN'h .'
I'd fao fifteenth dsyr uf January i,'.. 70 we '...
s- rsH-f lions. d r'r.B. lr -Bl county wien .. .'.i
- rsr-urs hqvtrgrlt.. -Br Irlarf. A-t'r s. ''i'
- attend rlG pres. 70 soc same ia ..i' o.. .
I-tuHrt
.Laassf. D. COB rs .....-
.-y.- g.- t-r...-. ....-.E.
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II. 4. GILBERT,


STA IL. or Ils!.l n ol:S, LA SALE Co.'S.
- N me c"eaa Can! thereof 10 J.ne 2eTn' A. D. 1871
In CFdRc,yB.
Charles Carey. By Minerva P1llins. his next friend,
Sarah thompson Rosetta Thompson and Minerva foinS
~. Samuel W. Raymond Treasurer of La Sale county IL
iinois George W. Carey, Abiah Carey. Absslom Carey,
John Carey and the unknown Hens o! Calvin Carey &C.
ceased.
It appearing from affidavit file in the Office OF the
clerk OF said court that said defendant Abah Carey does
reside IN THIS ate that the place of residence oil saiu
deendans John Carey and Ahsom Carey. upon dlligen
inquiry cannot be ascer;aned and that the names OF All
The heirs OF Calvin Carey deceased, other than Minerva
Pollias Sarah Thompson, John Carey Absalom Carey,
Abah Carey and George W. Carey. unknown TO the
complainant and said conplainants having filed their bl
of complaint In said court on the chancery side thereof
the fifth day of December d. 1876, herein. and sum
mons having been issued thereon according to law;
Notice therefore, H. hereby given to said defendants,
Alb ah Carey John Carey Absalom Carey, and the I'm
known Heirs OF Calvin Carey deceased that unless you
am each OF sonay be and appear before court
at said he e0 held at the Court House in Otta
wa said comfy the first Monday OF June next
1871 twhen and where said summons is returnable) and
plead answer denur except to said pill the same VIII
he taken for confessed against and the matters and
things therein prayed for decreed accordingly.
Il. w, HOLMES, Clerk.
II. T. GUBEET, Solicitor deC9.Iw
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1876-12-30

The expense Of sating new shingles is only
about the cost of simply laying them. The
paint is FIRE PROOF against sparks or flying
cmbers, as may be tested 10y amy one
IT STOPS EVERY LEAK.
and for tin or iron has no equal, rs 1t expands
bv heat contracts bv cold and NEVER CRACKs
nor scales. Roof, covered with Tar Sheathiny
Feit can he made watcr-tght at n small OK
pcn>c, and preserved for many years.
This Slate Paint is
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And a general assortment of all
kinds of furniture that the Nancou-
yer market demands. Furniture
manutac tured to order, and repairing
done. Glass cut for pictures, etc.
Go and see for yourselves.
n11tf
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Western Washington.

The steilacoom ErpreSS appeals to
its readers that unless they pony up
they will never see It's face again.
a young man from Michigan re-
&c ,tly arrived in Olympia, and a'ic,
ingratiating himself into the favor OF
Mr.. Budlong, rowcd away witha boat
valued at 500.
The children of the Episcopal, Con
grcgational, ntarian and Prcsbvtc-
rian sunday schools united in Il Christ
mas festival
General J. W. >praguc, Supcrin-
tendrnI of the Pacific division OF the
Northern Pacific railroad received IL
telegram "A few days ago from Mr. {.
i. Wright, President of the company.
which states that he has bought thir-
tv-one miles of railroad iron for the
Puyallup branch road, and will ship
it at once.
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Center of the Earth.

A remarkable address has been de-
( livercd by Sir William Thompson, in
the physical section Of the British as
scciation, on the subject of the fluid OF
solid nature OF the earth's kernel.
While not denying that certain por-
tions of the earlh's interior are in mol
ten or fluid state, Sir VIM. Thompson
maintained, on various more or less re-
condite grounds that 10 large proper
ton of the earth's interior can, by any
possibility, be in the condition of mol
ten fluid. II may say, with almost
perfect certainty, that what ever may
be the relative densitics of rock, solid
and melted, or at about the temperature
Of liqucficalion, it IL, think, quite GER
tain that cold, solid rock is denser than
hot melted rock; and no possible degree
OF Rightly in the crust could prevent it
from breaking in pieces and sinking
wholly below the liquid lava. Some
thing like this may have gone on, and
probably did go, for thousands of years
after qualification had commenced-sur-
face portions of melted material losing
heat freezing and sinking Immediately.
or growing to the thickness of few
meters where the surface would be cool,
and the whole solid dense enough to
sink. This process must go on until
the sunk portions of crust build up
from the bottom a sufficiently close-rib-
bed skeleton or frame to allow fresh in
crustations to remain, bridging across
the now small areas Of lava, pools or
lakcs.-LonClon Spectator.
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AN EXPENSIVE SHOT,,

AN EXPENSIVE SHoT.-A face
tious telegraph operator at De Moines,
Iowa, thus ocularily sets forth rather
serious circumstance: Henry Wait, up
IN Sac county, saw a prairie chicken
sitting on the peak Of a stack of wheat
The temptation was more than mortal
could stand, and he blazed away at it
with his shotgun. The wadding from
the Gun set the stack ON fire. The
flames crcpl near to the barns and sheds,
thence to the house, whec the mother
with great difficulty saved herself and
little children. In the barn hung Mr..
Waits coat, in which was $50 in cash
and 5000 in noes. Loss, $1,000; but
he killed the chicken.
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y project is nurscd by residents OF
the >winimi>h country Of organizing
a new county at the next session OF
the Territorial Legislature, to be
called >kagit, with county seat at t.
salady.
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\ lit'le girl, four years old, created
IA ripple by rcmarl>ing to the teacher
Of her Sunday school class '.Our
dogs dead. bet the angels was
scared when they saw him coming up
the walk. He is cross to strangers.
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NEW YORK CASH PRICE LIST,

We have in stock, Of our own manufacture,
roofing materials, etc, ut the following low
prices:
900 rolls extra Rubber Roofing at cents
per square foot (Or we will furnish Rubber
Roofing, Nails, Caps, and Slate Paint for an en-
tire new roof at cents per square foot.)
1000 rolls ?-ply Tarred Roofing Felt, at ~
cents per square foot.
5000 rolls 3-ply Tarrcd Roofing Felt, at 211i
cents per square foot.
200 rolls Tarrcd Sheathing, at 4 cent per
square foot.
5000 gallons fine Enamel Paint, mixed ready
for use, OH inside or outside work, at 81 per
gallon
Send for sample card Of colors. All orders
must be accompanied with the money or salts
factory city references. No goods shipped G
o. d., unless express charges are guaranteed.
Sample orders solicited
N. r. Slate Paint Company,
102 & lc4 MAIDEN LANE, New York.
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CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL At THE EPIs-
Coral here was Il GREAT
gathering together IF people at the
Episcopal Church last Saturday even
ING to witness the ceremonies incl
dent to the celebration of Christmas.
The Christmas tree was a marvel OF
delight to the little folks, as it held
upon its branches many beautiful
gifts from cornucopIa of assorted
candy to gigantic doll that shuts its
eyes when it goes to sleep. Rev. Mr..
Nicholson read the usual services in
an impressive manner, after which
Col. Mason read selections from the
"Christmas CAROL of Charles Dick
ems. The Colonel is GOOD reader.
but the house was too full, little pco-
pie were too anxious, and too many
persons were standing to allow This
part OF the ceremony to pass pleas
antly. The reading over. the gifts
were distributed by Mr.. Fletcher, as
sisted by Louis Sohns, Jr., and H. \.
kress. The singing was rendered BY
the choir, assisted by the Sunday
school. Among the beautiful songs
were '.Thrcc Kings of Orient" and
Wonderful Night" 1t was after 8
O'Clock when thc audience Dispersed
The church is very beautifully trim
med with cvcrorcens. Every dav
during the week, busy workers had
been industriousl " preparing the dec
oratlons, and when ON Saturday after
noon the work was done. the room
swept and the tree all ready for the
evening, the interior OF the building
presented Il most beautiful appear
ancc. The Chanccl wall. under Che
superintendent OF Miss \icl,ele, is
decorated in the most tasteful and
elaborate manner Other beautiful
arrangements throughout the build
ing are due to Mrs. Hikes, Mrs.
Whitney, Miss Ella stoughton, Mrs.
Flclc!cr aud others Of the ladies who
wcrc-as they always arc-artee ia
this work. t'rcai credit is due to
Mr.. Nicholson and the faithful nlcm-
bcrs OF the cnn~rrg a,lon who 50 knd-
" devoted themselves to the work of
making ioviul Christmas for the
children and friends OF the church.
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INSANE Observation-Disclosures the
Kindness of Mr. c. IL. Whitney, Trls-
tee of the Insane Hospital, we are per-
united to examine the morning report
Of the Attendant in chicfat the Asylum,
made on the 22d inst. The report shows
total number of Ga inmates. L'ifiy-onc
ii the male department. and thirteen in
she female. Under the head Of remarks
the report says: ''i'arron seems to be
all right this morning, and submitted
gracefully to the changc,' referring
doubtless to some discipline to which
the unfortunate Nancouverite had been
subjected. The bill of fare for the
Christmas dinner furnished the inmates.
comprises all the dclcacies that could
be desired. DR.. Sparkling is popular
man with the patients, and makes sue
cessiul Superintendent.
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: NITAElAN ADv"cATE.-.\ month
~ journal. entitled the Initarifp Ad-
r0cafe, is to be issued from the Stan-
dard Office ut olympia, Ecv. ID. \
Utter, editor and proprietor 1t.
terms will be $ per year.
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TACOMA llEEAl.p.-Wc are in re-
ccipi Of the prospectus Of the Tacoma
Herold, the new weekly paper which
is shortly to he started III New Taco
ma, by +. II. Cook, of the Olympic,
Lcho. Ii will be - column publ
cation, and gives the promise of being
IA live journal.
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EXTREMELY CHEAP.

Two gallons will cover II hundred square feet
nfshinglc roof while on tin. iron, felt, matched
boards, or any smooth surface. from two quarts
to one gallon are required To 100 square feet of
surface. and although the Paint has u heavy
body it is easily applied with II brush.
No tai is used in this Composition,
therefore it neither cracks in Winter, nor runs
in summer
On dccaycd shingles it ILLS mp the holes and
pores, and gives Il new substantial roof that
will last for years. CukIED OR WARPED shin
Giles it brings 10 their places, and keeps them
there. 1t ills up all holes in Felt roofs, stops
the lcaks-aud although slow dryer, rain docs
not affect it Il few hours after applying. As
nearly all paints that are black contain TAR, be
sure You obtain our GENUINE article, which
(lor single roofs is
CHOCOLATE COLOR,
when first applied, changing in about o month
To unii)rm slate color, and is to all intents
and purposes SLATE. On
TIN ROOFS
our red color is usually preferred, as one coat
is equal to i've of an ordinary paint. For
BRICK WALLS
our FRIGHT RED is the only reliable Slate Paint
ever introduced that Will cilectualy prevent
dampncss from penetrating and dscOlOrng the
plaster.
These paints are also largely used on out.
houses and fences, or rs u .'rimng coat on fine
buildings.
Our only colors are CHOCOLATE, RED, BRIGHT
RED, and ORANGE.
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4 roof may be covered with "A very cheap
~hingir, and by application of this slate be made
To last from - To - years. Old roofs can be
patched and coated, 10 king much better, and
lasting longer than new shingles without the
slate, for
National Republican., 1876-06-15

Carolina, resulting in the assassination OF
scores of innocent men, conspicuous among
whom may be mentioned the ill-starred
Dearing. His slayer doubtless knew the
ease with which executive clemcncy could
be invoked, and he, needlessly, and with
out warning. ushered his inofensive rival
into eternity. The Governor has for
months been pardoning from the peniten-
tiary all classes of criminals, in numerous
cases to have them depose against upright
citizens, whose influence he desired to i'm
pair, and it is only wonder that the kill
ings in South Carolina have not been num-
bered by thousands instead of hundreds,
within the past twelve months. And yet
this upstsrt has been endeavoring to have
the public regard him as being true Gre
former" but we know of nothing more
appropriate to which to liken him than the
whited sepulchre, which, outwardly, is
all beauty and comeliness, but, inwardly,
is filled with dead mems bones, and all
upcleapness, .r