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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
DISSOLUTION.

TENIIE Partnership heretofore existing he
"a tween Abner SmalIey and "A L..
Russell. under the name of SmaIley & Rus
sell, has ths diy been diss lived by mutual
consent, and the said Snalley stands charged
with the settlement of tho business of the
establishment. ABNER SMAil.EY.
A. l.. RUSSELL.
Waterproof, In. July /, 1927 22-f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
TO MY on CUSTOMERS.

to MY ON CUSIO.HEHS.
GRATEFUL for plst (avors, and de-
" termiEcd TO use every excrlon to
please my old Gu .tomers, and the public
generally who will favor me with their en-
enlargement, beg leave TO inform
them that having purchased the interest Of
Mr.. Henry Clayton in The late firm OF
Evans 81 Clayton, tho business will hcreai-
ter he conducted by me at the old stand,
where shall keep constantly on hand, ii
general assortment of GOODS adopted 10
Ibis market.
have likewise rented from Mcssrs.
g. ~ Lapc & Snyder their large CT
E>.,Soas IN ton Ware House, which is in
JNzM&a4SSg z ,od order, and viii be KEEP: in
repair during the seas N. Pors ms wishing
to store their Cotton in safe, dry aud con
ycnicnt she'd, can do so By applyingto
]. u EVANS.
Rpdnoy, Aug |, 1887. %
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
N o - Il a

~ ~ = n ~ -
rEEIIE subscriber will, at the next May
n Term of the Probate Court of Jeiler.
son County, present his account as admins.
traitor on the estate Of Ivy II. Watson. foI
6nal settlement and allowance.
JAMES WATSON, Amir.
April II. 1887. V-u.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
FHNlIE undersigned, administrators of the
IL. Estate of Wilson Bjls, deceased, will
present their account at the next August
term of the Prublte Court of Jefferson coun-
tv, fJr final settlement AMI allpwan e.
WILLIAM BOLL.S,
SAMUEL BOILS,
Inly %. 1881. %
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
MTLTTARY TION.
FAYETrE, Mi. JULY %, 1897. =.

FAYETTE, Mi JULY %, 1897.
NAT IIFREAS he COMMANDMENT hiel
w of the Militia Of the State of Mis-
sissippi has comman led and authorized the
Colonel Cnmmandant Of the 81 Regiment
oflhe said Militia to order and hold an elcc-
ton on the 9th day of September next, for
the purpose of electing Major General TO
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resigna-
ton of Gen. Felix II lston in the 2nd Divis.
ion Of the Militia Of said State
AN ELECTTON will therefore be held
at the several election precms in Jefferson
county forslld purpose, ngrceably to law,
on the said Oh day of September next, IN
the direction of the f,.lowng inspectors,
to wit:
At Rolncy--V. NJ Stuart, Jesse u.
Evans, and Green T. Martin.
Fayette--Iohn IL. Collier, John Young,
and Thos II. DIggan.
Pdyne's Store james Woo, "A. E.Green
nnl James Payne.
Red Lic't-L. Wade, Il. Shaw, and
James Kelly.
Tarry's Snro-G G. Tory, J. Med IN
aid aud A. McPhail,
MI mes Sorc--N. Bic, jr, Davis
Smirt, and John Mitchell.
Aud sail persons are hereby authorised
and cammlnlcl to condact said election
according to law, and returns thereof. under
their hands. to make Immediately aiier the
close of the same, to the e ,nnlndlnt OF this
regiment BY order The Col.
Comm ,ndlntof the Bird Regiment
Of the Mississippi Militia.
D. w. McGALEB, Ait
Bird Regiment, Mississippi Militia.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
EEy last Invitation.

EjTY Books. B ,nds and Accounts, en-
Iva bracing The debts due John Payne
and Alcxandcr Ross. or John Payne " Co,
james Scott, John Payne, AMI Alexander
Ross, or Jlmes Scott q Co, arc left with
MIR. Wo,DroRD WooD, at Messrs. VOC &
Diyenporl's of this place Mr.. Wood IS
authorized 10 settle, collect, and receipt for
all debts due me. Mr.. JAMES PAYNE is al
20 aulhprixcd to sell AMI convey any proper
ty belonging to mo, and to collect debts by
suit or otherwise.
| have waited near two years and SIX
months for many of The debts now due me,
and perhaps my he induced TO wait several
years longer, if settlements and fair promls-
es arc made in short time. do hope those
thlt have open accounts with me will call
Immediately, and give their notes payable
Isl Of October next, and that an etfprt al
least will be made to pay them when due.
JOHN PAYNE.
June G, 1897. l7-f
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

A True Sr,RY.--The following story
of .ove and Prudence first appeared in
the York (Pa) Recorder, and the fact
which il records. occurred in neighborug
county. beyond the Susquohanna. The
way this beautiful AMI sprighily heircss
treated her fortune hunting lover, should be
a caution to the whole ORDER
LOVE- AND pRUnENcE,-A Young gentle
man VIII, was dnsirous of entering the holy
matrimonv, and had turned his attention to
the gillcd beauties Of the dly-seleeted at
length, for plrtic,il II addresses a Young
luy who was reported rich, as well in the
mllter of.Iucro' as in mental and personal
ACCOMPLISHMENTS. He felt the charm Of
his fir one Sailing over his senses witch
inc spell upon his faculties BIT he want
ed 10 make assurance dpublv sure, and TO
leave no loop wherein to hang doubt
touching the rorldly possessions OF his be-
loved. Fame, it is true, has spoken her
weahhv-'hlt Fame has cruel fashion ct
evaporation in these matters. In word
| ifthc truth must be I'D, our lover was not
S, mady ia love, bat he was able to pre-
serve some method in it. Aud before the
glorious passion. had reached lis CRISIS, he
had the singular Prudence to examine re-
cords-and to obtain an cXact acknowledge OF
the wealth of his charmer! How happy was
he TO find that her estate was clear; and for
once even more valuable than rumor had
proclaimed it.
FLYING then m the wings Of love, TO the
dwelling ofhis fir oae--in good set phase
he declared his tender of his heart and
hand--and besought her to smile upon his
passions 81 make him happy. Bhthe Halter
ingtule' of hope was not to be realized. The
star of our lnvor's' happy fortune had, alas
not vet cast its silver above the horizon
BY some means, it happened the young la
dy had been opprisod of the extent Of her
lovers curiositv--and in the midst OF his
doscant upon fumes, and darts, and Cupid
she very composelly drew from her reti-
cule a SOall piece of money, and approach
inc him. made This reply-"Although may
profit by your very favorable sentiments
towards me, still cannot think Of your be-
ing loser on my account. AS you have
been at the exponce of a search must be
allowed to replace the amount 50 expcnd'
cd" So saying sh7 put an eight penny
piece in her lovers hand and he-went his
way.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
FINAL SETrLENENT.

NJ Office is hereby given. that the IN.
dorsignod, as administrator of the
Estate Of Joseph A. Smith, deceased, will
at the August term Of the Probate Court Of
Jefferson county, Mississippi, present his
account for final settlement and allowance,
when he will surrender the business of sud
estate. JOHN l. HALL.
August 8, 1887.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

Trouble among The Pottnoatamies.-Tho
BoonviIle (MissourD Herald of June "a
saws there is little doubt that the treaty of
these In lians, now located on the Plato
river, will have to be an enforced ri ct ar
mis- The tribe was quarrellng and cut
ting each others throais in drunken froIics
from whiskcy, smlggIed among them by
pee hating whites. The life of Mr. Davis
Indian Agent. has been assaulted. The In
dians swear, like the Seminoles of Florida,
they will die on the graves of their fathers
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
LApE a HNYDER.

HEAVING disposed Of their Stock of
4 y foods Ia MIR. Alexander II. Wilson,
respectfully solicit all persons indebted to
them to come forward and settle their ac-
counts immediately.
Rpdncv, July 1, 1897. 2l-3m
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

AN election is also or lerei to be held
at Rodney, on the oh September next, und-
or the direction of the same inspectors. Tor
the plrppso Of clecling one Captain, one
Lieutenant and one Ensiyn f'r the first
complny beat Of the frs, battaliln OF said
Regimeat.
By order of the C1l. Comnanlant
ID. w. McCALEB, adj't
regiment, Mi.
July 25. 1897. 25-tde.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

The thirteenth Session Of dis Institution
was closed on Tusedly last, by a Pablo
Exhibition in the Rotunda, in presence OF
the Visitors and Faculty, and large and
brilliant audience, embracing the beauty
and fashion of this ami tic adjoining com
ties and number of pers ms from distant
paris of the State. The Exercises OF The
Dav were Of an exceedingly interesting
character, and well calculated to prodice
n lasting impression upon the minds OF eve
nv one, of the great advantages TO be de-
rived fram course of liberal studies :
There we're only three Orations delivered
en- the occasion-all Of which did much
credit to the youthful speakers AMI that
orhIr. Wickhlm, on nc present condition q
Virginia, and tic necessity Of Etacafioh
s;..lck US as particularly fine, Every YES
tieo Of Tic bitter feeling cn5cndered By The
unfortunate Disturbances which took p &C
in the early part of the Session, appears tC
have happily subsidized, and, the utmost G
harmony and good feeling characterised tlG
close of the University.--Chdr. Adc.
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

FEMALE ITRRoI-N. On Wednesday the
2SIh ult. whilst one Of our Congressional
candidates was making an clechoneonng
speech in the meeting house at Washington
in tbs county, where the male population
e si,ca were aFssnbled, child oil
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1837-08-15

In his Report on tho Geology of Virginia,
Professor ROGERS makes mention OF curl
Gus object which he saw in the Alegany
rerion--a lake near the summit OF Sal. Pond
Mountain. IL it situated At The intersection
,f the mountain with some of lis spurs, at
n height above lis base of from 900 10 1000
feet. The water passes off by pit r
csoue cascade, of great hei yht, AID flows
rapidly into a creek below. Its length is
about three quarters ola mile, and greatest
width about half mile. In some parts it
Is from So to 60 feet deep; but suchis the
transparency of the water that the bottom
is almost visible in the deepest parts. II is
surrounded BY steep hills, except from the
side through which it is approached and by
which it has its outlet. No animals found
in il, but small species of salamandcr or
water lizard.-Bah. American.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-05

tIu> moruu utl. tie b., abstract LIN alr speech
Of Nh hin q oeotela. bnt Gun desr.e Ia 81 sai IT,
remark, OF Nj C.e4aua, l.lori out tga3ats ent,,r,
conn cl- IL - POSTPONE. il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-05
& IL ~

t > AIMING M la. p aiaer. Ll.rItY. "a
. teta. oo lUc Isto. q iaI.e 81. 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1837-10-05

Ca the 2oth INST tc bill to, fostponins tie pay
mcnt to the States Of the tonth lusaaucur at tie
Surplus Revenue. wa, orI,lcd 10 b. en-ro,,cd lor It
third reaamg, IN tie ilou,e ol Hsae, ao.hNce, ~
the close .ote Of ! 1910 IL. lie flowing 2!c TIE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS

Say What ne will u the vsyuarAns,. ..S
eeeen'r'cisy Of thts distinguished man. tA.r.
charm IA vbatsyer cones from ~. a..
mat Hvets attention ssd eommssds .Aua,,.'
''en' Ths following reply % Ne. Ada1s 4,
. e"nsratuiatoFJ address Of The eonmittss AZ.
pointed 70 receive hIm on hIs arrival Al Me-.
enFypoFt, 90 The ID inst will be resd vth
deep Interest - B@h Pet
GEErLEAEN When the heart !,
Toll the power Of expFsssion Il often
iCund 10 fail. under the weight Of feel.
'ngs too intense 10 fad utterAnes IN
words. SO u Is With me a. this mo-
meHt, snd y am unable 10 srn,.,.
70 you the sehsihility with which I arm
affected, b. The kindness With wh,eh
'he citizens Of Eewburypott. end YOU
IN their behalf. are pleased 10 welcome
ne To THIS place. endeaFsd 20 m, bv
The iDdtl impressions Of early vo,,b
bot from which The des,ip;ss IL = -,
snd wandering life have sipee ksns r,s
many yesrs removed. I pray you IN ha
assured that u is not the deem 6.sI,ss
o. gratitude. bu, The power 70 express
IT, that - wanting.
The present season eomple,., 6ov
years sinee ] esYne as student A L.
70 reside for term Of three years ;,
"s"ouTyPo'i The bsaUtiful na,u,,l
scenery sround ne is 90 familiar 20 nv
memory nov. ~ u ~as 20 my frequent
visiiAlion then. The face a. ,s,,,.
na' 50 little changed. that. stsndin1 On
lhi' SPOT ] seem 10 81 the ionv ,s,,r.
val o. TINE Hnce elspssd, e. wsn a
Dot OF one day but ! look sround nae and
ihe iaees are 90 longer The SANE
Yet. tbis numerous assenbl,ge II
si'itens' yon eavsleads Of yeUthfal
bof'eH'en' those cheerful and lively
eoun'ensnees Of children before Us.
most toreibly Temihd me Of a similar
ssses. q which, duriag ny r~sidsaes
- NsvbaSyP<Et. vas % The zane
'Pos wi'sesS end . partieiPsaos--1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03
From IA. National L,,.U;a...

To THE EDITORS eniiensn:-A
word on the Constitutional power. Of
Congress TO create a Bark. on the pnn.
ciFie that IN multitude ofcouusel there
is safety.
Congress has the power to coin mo.
ney; II 10 forbidden 10 The States. and
on all hands il Is admitted. the es,ab.
llshnent and care Of currency ares
National object, and principally. al,
least, belong to the Federal Govern.
nent. The Constitution must have
designed 20 give adequate authority 70
accomplish THIS Inportan, end OF soc.c.
w. Inc practice o! c1iaia. Copper q
not Questioned. Moaey. then ha, a
more comprehensive meaning than
lawful tender; and by established prac.
,iee' as we'll asresson. they are not con
hned ~ the currency power 10 silver
and gold but only these can be made a
legal tender. With The same reason
then. that cents are coined 10 Aid and
perfect the currency, may not paper
be resoTied too And is II WORTHY Of
statesman, and good sense. 10 attach 40
much consequence 10 the means bv
which the end Is accomplished, II TIN,
end can best be arrived at by a Ma
tlonal Bank, in some form: /, would
be just as wise to say Congress has the
power TO coin money but not to estab.
ash a mint, as that the adequate mean,
IN The other instance are WANTING
The mere features Of the Bank are Of
no more consequence with a Grea, ma.
ton and grea, man. than the form Of
the mint building. whether \ square or
= heXagon.
ThesUbject gentlemen, will no doub,
receive the smPlest view from Con.
gress. They will ascertain clearly the
desideTatum-the end 10 be gained
They will not, trust, resort 10 imper.
feet legislation, either a. respects au-
thoriiy o. adequacy. II constitutional
seTuPles cannot be overcome. and n
they alone stand IN the way. land like
all seruples they are respectable and
honorable,) lie, We ct once perfect :hs
political FABRICK.
NEAR PHILADELPHIA.
July %. 1897.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

E5~Mr. Rires'i organ at Charlottesville
gives out--ofieially, We NAV infer--ihat Mr..
X. does not mean 10 oppose The reelection OF
MIR. Van Buren,. unle,. ian exclusive metallic
currency is forced upon u. and the State
Banks crushed, and ruin s,ares Us IN the face. -
The las; feature i,preuy strongly presented a,
Pre'ent--6ut there can be little fear of the
two preceding ores being attempted The me
tal!ie hsmbug is exploded, aud tie State
Banks arc now too powerful for their creators
Mr.. Rs paper declares that "a national mo-
neysd institution will become a political en-
gine in the hands Of the enemies OF Democra-
ey. no matter 10 what party those belong who
aid IN giving it existence" Very weIl-then
We must conclude that Mr. Riyes Is aSsins,
the Treasury Bank now in process OF incuba-
ton by the Administration. will his mouth.
piece give Us his views as 10 the projected
Monster ?" Is he for or against a Treasury
spawn Is he for giving thu, or any other
Administration the entire control Of the money
Of the country
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

NEW MEXICAN MINisrER.-A slip
from the Philadelphia Inquirer says -
We learn by Mexican paper. Just
received from Vera Cruz. that Senior
Don Francisco Pizarro Martinez. long
known ss the patriotic and etfiieien,
Mexican Consul at New Orleans. has
been appointed Minister Pieaipo!ent,a.
~ 10 ne Uaiied States. The state
ment is copied from the Diario del Co
b'erno. Of very recent date. From
this II appears evident. that the Mexi-
can Government is fully disposed 10
make a further efFor, TO adjust the diff.
ierenccs between the two nations, by
pacific means"
- very late letter has also been re-
ceived from Col -Aimonfe. He fully
confirms the recent accounts OF prepa-
rs'ions for prosecuting the war IN
Texas; hutwc cannot expect that much
will be done before the close Of the dry
season. perhaps about the middle Of
September"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Unted states Bank stock, Il will be seen
vas sold at Sil9 per share ~ New York or
wednesday Tie Post Of that day append,
TIE iOiio~lns remarks ~ its report u the s,oe
transactions:
There - an evident improvement
IN the stock market, and Of course we
presume 10 tie money market The
news from England has disappointed
tho general expectation. II has prov.
ed more favorable than was expected
and people look forward 10 q more
prosperous period.
From Ihls time we may date an al.
vance ~ oil kinds Of business. Al.
though we do not anticipate a foil re-.
sioraiion OF business before mex, spfto0
We think the interval will be employed
N operations 20 limited extent And
thus gradually pave the way Tor more
healthy trade"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

NARfLAND.-Ths political COMPLEXION
q the delegation Of this State in IN. n,,,,o,-
grsss, will remain as heretofor. tn. st.ts
divided into seven Congregational districts
'our OF which were represented in the last
Congress BY wh'g,. and three by Van Buren,
men Each district maintain, il, f,ru., M.
"ieai caste hy the election on The 9th nj,
ehodsh The Van Buren, msjori,ies are rreatI,
o'mm"hed. The Baltimore district. which
" previous elections. gave large Jaek,on ma
Jo'i'fes' now gives the Insignificant m.iori,,
Of 9i-ahd 10 the Frederick and w.,h,,,,o,
district. where the Jackson msior,Ie, ~.,.
overwhelming short time since the Van H.
i'n candidate succeed, by a yer, mesger ma
JO'"y' ihe results every where throughout,
'oe State, show n rapid decline Of Van ru.
eni''n' and make 1t evident that the VIII.
nave only 10 make one more mani, ,g.,,, 10
'esm almost every county ard city In the
o'.'e IRON the 'hraldom Of Van Bureni,n.
ne gave The result IN each district:
me f1r" Di'i'iet, composed u Worcester
somerset and Dorchester Countless. TX
Handy aud John Dennis, both WIFI canIi.
da'e'-Dennis elected.
Sfe'Hd D'''''et-caroline. Talbot, Queen
Annss. kcn', and cecii eoun,is.-J AIr,sa
Pearee. Wing. elected by 32s msiOrit, over
John Evans. Van Buren,.
Ihi'd Di,iriei - Baltimore aud part Of Car.
roll and Hartford eouniies-J. T n. Worth.
i'sion, V. D., elected by about 400 msjor;,,
over Elias Brown. Wing. Hitherto. TAI. dis.
'riei has been ''FOnSeo Of tic Ado,tni.-
uStiOn.
tsHTH Dhiief Baltimore and Annspoli,
cities and Awe Arundel eounty-John p.
Kennedy and C. s. RidseIy. wings, and o c.
Howard and Isaac McKim, v. B., candidate,
The two last elected by the follow inc vote,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

FoRcERr.-Jesse d. F.. Quantrill, !
young. well educated man. was con-
Sicied OF forgery at Philadelphia on Sa.
turday last, and sentenced to solitary
confinement and hard labor for three
years IN the Peni'entiary. This fellow
was arrested in February last, by Mr..
James Young. one Of the city police
Who traced him to New York. He is q
native Of Maryland. and has u most in
'cresting wife now resident in Hagers.
town; with an address and education
that might have made him an orna.
ment to society. he has pros,i,u,ed al
TO the basest purposes. The forged
DRAFT was to the amount Of 81, 800. pur.
porting TO be drawn by the Hagers,ow
bank, on the Merchants bank Of Balti.
To:e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

In the Army and Navy Chronicle. ~, July
we End in the list Of Promotion, and Appoints
men's made since lst April, 1897. the name,
Of the following gentlemen, which we copy for
The information Of their frieLds in this quarter
Promotions
f'H R'Rinsni Of Dragons - ID Lieutenant
hasHT .. GUHNaE, 10 be Ist Lieut. 81 March,
Ih'Td R'ginsAl Of .8'hiisry I'D Lieutenant
JAHts " SYMPTOM, to be lat Lieut. 3oth April,
vice Smith, resigned.
APr'iSTSGST-yNsdiesI Dspsris,snL
J0siAH SiHrsos. Of Peni-yIyan 10 be A.
sisianI surgeon, lIth July, 1891.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

Rail road from philadelphia TO PITTS
burg "A convention Is shortly to be
held at Bedford, Pa, for the purpose
OF devi>'ng means to complete an en-
tire rail road communication between
Philadelphia and PIttsburg. by an ex.
tension OF the roads on the south side
Of Pennsy lvania.-Bah. Sun.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

MASDAMrs CAsr.-The appeal Of the
Po.t Master General TO the Supreme
Court will bring up Tor adjudication be-
fore the proper tribunal. the powers
and relations OF the three departments
o; the Federal Government, their COZ
ncNion and dependence on each other,
and define the proper boundary OF
each as laid down and intended by the
trainers thereof. This is an original
question Of great interest. and the frs,
OF the kind brought up for decision
since the foundation OF The Cons,itu-
ton. This decision will settle long
noo,ed point, and draw the proper
lines OF demarca'ion, which will be of
more advantage than the sum In li,iga-
lion. Such controversies are not 10 be
regretted, when they 60 20 settle the
first principles Of our government
We want lIght-iet Us have it.
BAIT. SWn-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1837-08-03

@ The defeat Of The Wing candidate.
for Congress, in Baltimore. 10 = matter OF
quite as much surprise To the sueee,sfuI a, 10
tie defeated party. The Van Bursnits,. tho
they had used extraordinary Appliances, such
As bull feAsis, barbecues, aud hribes direct.
were in despair until ~ O'Clock Of the day Of
! election; and never rallied until they found
Ihe elements operating In their behalf The
rain poured down in torrents--but the bulk
Of the party, being emphaticaliy spirit. Of the
storm, mixed the "srdeht" sbundantiy with
their water, and rushed 10 the poll. with the
Civilizations aud shouts, Of demons. The DOLL,
at several Of the Word, were taken po-..,.
SION of, and during the confusion thus created,
hOsis Of Illegal votes were pressed IN.
That the Wings comprise a majority Of the
legal voters Of the City. no man ct all &C.
quain'ed With the true condition Of Affairs will
pretend TO dispute. To carry thi, election
was an object all important 10 the Govern
Ineht, aud ibst object was 10 DC contaminated
no matter at what cost. We ourselves saw ,
squad OF men, Who had been taken from the
Treasury ouiidinelt Washington, paid for a,
SIS head, and transported 10 Baltimore. 10
vote for Howard and McKim They were
under the escort Of McKims clerk; aud one
OF HEN, being unable to restrain has bull iog
and ieroe'ou' temper on the way, commenced
hrade OF low and vulgnr abuse upon cti-
zen oil Baltimore, for the only sin Ca. We
could 'se) Of being gen,eel aud respectable -
The Patriot suns up the causes Of defeat ia
The following terms--not less pilby than true
- Ia voTi--ihh election has been carried
BY the power Of money--the influence OF the
Government patronage - fighting and bull,ing
and the quar;erins Of voters from abroad ia
the respective wards, who having performed
the de6a'ing service for which they we're en-
Pioyed. have already l,n the ely for the
places frem which they were brought"