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Roger M. Sherman, ,.. I9O0a.

 For LisWfeRam Governor.

 John 5. Peters. 5lgQ

 William '. Williams, :. a545 @

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 It will be recolcccd that under the pscscnt system "f reform" in the administration of the general gov. crnment, Mr. Amos Kendall, former editor of the Kentucky Argus, compiler oi book upon the fshe- ries against Mir Adans &c.,, and at this present writ ing Fourth Auditor of tie Treasury, has taken upon

 himself to issue his mandate for the disconnuancc Of some valuable periodicals which were formerly sent to that office. The Ncw-Jerscy Eagle, in relation to the subject introduces pis very opposite anecdote:

 My Landlady was one day entertaining me with the praises ofaservant she had lately hired and dwel. particularly her uncxampled honesty; for the day before, she had found two pins on the floor, and brought them to her MisIrcss observing that her prn cpIes were such that she could not think of keeping the smalles. article that belonged to another. tlank ed the old lady for her information, and told her I should immediately go and lock my trunks, and advi. scd her to do the same. A week or two passed on, and several small articles one aer another disappear. ed, much to the annoyance of the Lahdady, who could moi bring herself suspec, her honest servant, till, circumstances becoming too strong, a search was made and the missing articles found upon her.

 "Now don't know any thing about this Amos Kendall, except that he was engaged in some rather dirty political transactions, but am afraid of such outrageous honcs,y. Aud if had the caro of Uncle Sam's strong box, soon as friend Amos letter al,- pearcd ia the Telegraph should have capped on an additional lock, and looked well to the keys, for fear his moral integrity might unluckly prove to De On par with his political honor.'

 TtnHeses.ism !--.Col. John Williams, who was sue pescded in the rnN,e tho United states eome six yenrs ago by Gen. Jackson, and subsequently appoin ted by Mr. Adams Minister io Gaaiemaa, land who by the bye is fthe fnesl and most talented men in Tennessec) has issued the following Card in iate Knoxville paper. Mr. Blair was member of the lns, Congress.

 70 Me Patiic.--The Ton. John Bair in his late crcular letter, has made wan,on attack on nc. For yours past, has been my fortune 10 Le parked al by the political puppies of this State. Mir. Blair among the least and most con,emptiblc of the pack, is mani festy desiFous Of giving himsef some consequence by snapping at my heels. Ae hc has travelled hun. dred miles out of hs way to effect his object wilt as soon as prior engagement 10 of his associacs in defamation s attended to, prove Co tho public, that he has dsobeyed the instructions of lis constituents, expressed through their Legislature, anh thereby sanctioned one Of iie most infamous speculatons ever praciised the state that their Representative he is mere drone n Congress; that he is a vile um"'"or' and p"ppy Of the sM ;yssTMiet ,ts breed;

 Jonesborough, March 10, 1899, At tho Annual Meeting of the members of the Litch. field County Medical Society, held at Iilchfeld, April %, IS29- tgiiliam Buel, NJ. D. was elected Chairman, and Samuel ". Gold, Clerk.

 Doctors Roswell c. Abernethy, Samuel W. Gold, Luther Ticknor. Jarus Case, and Remus w. Fowler were chosen Fellows to the Connecticut Medical Con. vcntion to be held a, Hartford in Alay. 1929.

 Voted, to appoint committee to invite clergyman to dine with the society. a<.

 Drs. R. c. Aberne,hy and s. Buel were appointed said committee.

 Voted, That the committee appointed last year to report code of yLaws for this Society be coniinu. cd, and that another indviduabe added to said com. mittee. Dr. R. c. Aberneihy WAS added to said com. initsee.

 Doctors J. Barnes. D. Candee Win. WoodrafI, D. B. w. Camp, and Nj. 4. Lee, were appointed to read dissertations at the next meeting.

 lsi. kssOued, That in the opinion of this Society is expedient to form Temperance Society for this county.

 a. Resolped, That committee of five be appOint ed so confer with and cooperate w, such assOcia- ions and individuals disposed tO carry the ob- jecis of the 6Fss resolution into effect. Voted, That said committee be nominated by the chairman.

 Voted, That Doctors Case, Reed, Welch, Aberoe- thy, and Ahbe, compose said committee.

 hat a .r investigate the subject relative to the publications in 1927 in regard Co Doctor Sheldon.

 Voted, That Drs. Aberne,hy. Ticknor and Fowler compose said committee.

 Voted, That the proceedings of tLe Society thisd day be published in the Lsch6eld Enquirer.

 Vctsd, to adjourn this meeting s;ae dir.

 Attest, sAML W. GOLD, Clerk.

 Litck6eld, April 20, 1929.

 sDr. AlansOn Abbe was appointed Corresponding Secretary by the committee.

 Tt is stated that iD the jail of Rowan county, N. c. (uEe largest county in she state, containing popua .:n r ,~,-a. 00 Mnn elnwn ;a mof and hna moR haam