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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-29
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.

Al aneet'ng of the citizens OF Law
renee county. convened at The Cour,
hruse in the town Of Monticello, on
Thursday the sOth day Of SepteHb Der.
1888 for the purpose Of elect,ng dele
gales II the Convection to BE held in. The
city o. jackson, on the 9th day Of J anua.
~ next. A Hsrgis was called 10 The
eilsreand Henry Boyer appointed Secre.
tary. The meeting having beenad dres.
!. sed by Gen a Fox and A. Smith ESQ.
the following resolutions. offered by A
Smith. we're unan ilnousiy adopted:
Resoloed, That this meeting adjourn
ill thu 22nd day Of October, 1888, for
the purpose Of eIecting Delegates 10 the
convention TO be held ID the city ofJack
son. on the oh, of January next,
Resolved, Tha.ihe proceedings ofthis
meeting b. published 10 the Pearl River
Banner, and. pubic notice be given al each
'..of the election prvc,nts.
a iiARGIs, Chairman,
f4EExY RoyEn. Secretary. y
HtsiERE will be a meeting
IL of,he Democratic Party
Held in Monticello on. Monday;
the ninth day Of October next,
for the purpose ofelecting Del.
tgates iofepreseni this county
IN the Democratic Convention,
20 be held in Jackson, on the
9th, Of January, 1889.
MANY VOTERS. \
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J. Notice.

IN PURSE aNCE &c an order 81 he.
- Probate Court of Lawrence county,
granted the S-picmhsr term 1888. 4 I
shall on Mond&y The la,h Of Noyemher.
next, attic plantation Of a. S. Eldridge
deceased, cffer for sale 10 The h;ghes bid.
der The following described property. 70
wit: One tract Of land lying on the river
one and hall miles from Monticello con
tainirg about four hundfed acres about
one hundred acres IN cultivation, = good
dwelling house and om buildings. also.
North West quarter Of Section 3 Ts&d>
sbip6, Range II east, and two lots IN
town Of Monticello. No. 1926 10 phil ofi
said town, formerly owned by Satnilrs
Jayne, four likely work horses. a wagon
and iupr yoke of work steers some. fss,
ming utpnsils. and also about tiftAen, hun%
drrd bushels of corr and fifteen or twenty
siacksaf fodder. Terms OF sale madt
known %, aiavsof sale. W.s NJ ~
JOSEPH NEYLaXS. kdmr.
septenber2o. 1899. $6-sv.,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-29
MANY VOTERS.
The following crafty intelligence we
hEd 10 the Baltimore Chronicle. VI


The following CRAFTY intelligence we
hEd 10 the Baltimore Chronicle. %
We learn from the New York Journal
q Commerce that The vieksbprg Back
has arranged iof . loan Of $1,000 600,
and The Planters Bank Of M,ss,ssippi.
FOR a loan ofSi.5oo 600 and that the
Mississippi stock Of Eve millions issued
Cor the establishment of the Union Dark
has been SO far negotiated as that the oar.
ties are authorized sto' draw simmedisieiy
Tor Two millions. .9n these sums, mskinp
about I'VE millions mall, wiz enable Mis-.
sissiipp' 70 swneeiinto line Is once. -
These negotiations have been made j,
Philadelphia, cbiaey. FRO, wholly, under
The patronage oFihe United S.stes Bark
ihrEes This invaluable institution. /,
will thus he-sceD, instead OF spending Il J
energies ina vain edort a al os,en,a.
ficus display Of i,s strength, has been ~
diciousfy using i'svas,mvsNs 10 place he
Southern and Wes,efA Bsnks N : cordj.
ton % squalsse lin some degree, the now
.dcsapgsd currency Of ihst esunlry. ~
-sv'ifnusits aid, he ameiinsoiipD, which
msy now Dc expected, in The exchanges.
cputc POI 1sysIscn Looked nj.
I
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-29

servant; he has taught ~.
esekew. tlssir ssFpe wan
worship.yoor sSExant. n, -
ter the President; 10 do ~.
lao the scribsNfa64sto tke v
cook to tho butler, the ~
land TO all them thai ard ~ q.
( Kitchen Cabinet; and d =.
|encerhe scallions Ia :, y
1they are upright men snd !; y
serving the PARTY with !, y
therefore, receive them BAL
pray you, into yoar favor.
Then shalt thou rece;y. h,
or and praise, and ,,heat,lo
men shall say INTO thy bt.,
ren, the Loco Focos, blow
The trumpet, ex,ol James
Kinderhook, the chief scribe, A
the good Of the parry; he ha,I
restored order q confusion. ~
covered the Navy with exceed
ing great glory.
Prepare ye The Compassionate, r,,]
at Tam'aany --shoul sing praises my
him and his chief, the President, for S,!
have made the Navy 10 bear down u ny
ihen--the gallant spirits Of il. :.
worship at their fcotstool. :"
And the savings Of .f,nos were, n..
ing INTO James, The chief scribe q, :,
ne, praise is comedy.
Then Amos showed unto him 4
mysteries Of the cabinet. and told n,
bow ii.was commarded. that each ol h
chief scribcs should be as an archer |
baltle.Geh,ing 18th two strings 10 hi. h,,
and explained unto him how Ina, i,
should rti, on two.fsces, and speak Va,
divers tongues, promising much and DE-,
forming li'le; being all things unto /
men and he marvellei at tbs ain,
which .4mos showed unto him, and d,
doctrines which he taught.
fad Amos took the scroll into h;s ham
and said, look now, this is the secop
string to thy bow. lit shall come
pass, that these sons Of the ocean prov
. stiffnecked people. ana thou shall ii
to bring down their lofty spirit. ana'shal
not be able 10 grind j, 10 the dust, III.
.hal' thou In up thy voice sgaias, HEN
the second time.
With load vSits, with ihe vpic. 4
the Globe man, shalt thou cry out agaiss
the army; thou and the scribe Joel;
gainst The horseman AMI sgsinst The b.,
man shailye cry, with The trumpet
the Globe nan shall we speak unto Ii
people saying
Behold! Harry Of the West, and Da'
iel, aud the Soldier that ti,l.ih the Nor,
Bend. and Hire Monster Nick. surram,
Biddle, have arrayed these men again
The Prssident, arG against bis friends.
destroy him, and to overthrow lie ii
critics Of tlfe peoI,Ie.
Peradyenturc. ye shall mske-s sir
m"ng the people, and lbe people VI
cl'ase unto US and our party; even IN
the poll. will hey c!eays unto Us.
.aad the chief scribe. and hose IL
stood by, feared greatly, lest Ian
should have rent his side. with Taught,
for the schemes Of Amos pieased himA
And when he had recovered his speec
and wiped his Eyes. lie closed his mou
Oh! limos live forever! Sure
tiny ways are cute, aud thy cunning:
great. b'
And itcame 10 rass. that tie thin
which the'chivf scribe James had d,n
please! notthe people. End there y
a great cutlery agaius, him.
Now the.rest of the acts of Jsmes. a
The @vll that he shall "un,o The Navy
Bnhold, are they not wri,,on in Inc VI
nmns Of the afbcisl organ called 4
(y lcbr9
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from BHe xttCV0tOuO ~ UtKe
lCHRoNiCLES or KiNDERHO OK
cUxP. XIX, ~, c..s
r. Now Matii., ,Cabtain Of lh'
hosts of Andrew was a greal
man with. his master. and a "a
Eyorite with the multitude thai
Estcod before the public crib q
ask aims Bot lie was "a Loco
| Foco;s and was hated sof-fhe
people. .sa' ="
And ilfcame 70 pass, as Ire
communed will, his wise men,
that, his servant Amos, who
staRdeth behindthc throne, o.
pened his mouth and said
would thatfmy master, the Pres
|ident, wonl,l 60 and drink Of the
Sulphur, that are, over against
Ashland, where dwelleih Har.
ry Of the West; peradyentore,
he may there recover him back
the favar ofthe people.
And Martin4was wroth, and
are not my BaIIstoo and Sara
toga, fountains of Undertook,
better than all The waters OF
Greenbrier'? May | not'go and
sit amnDg the people there, ADD
restore me to their favor?
Then stood up his servants
the chief scribes, and said, be.
hold n0w the thug which orr
brother Anus nttereth, is good.
Hearken, therefore, we pray
thee, unto his7veice. Wouldsr
hon be spit upomh BY the men Of
kinkerhook? seeing that they
IRE possessed OF Bank spirits
ind led about OF JVhig doctrines.
lave they not sci Their face a.
,ainst thee?
And the color fed from his
.hseks, for he hoped the men Of
zindeshook womb -cIeave unto
lin. Then took heFfive hundred
hekels ofsilver, and a handful
{ gold in his purse, and ten
'hangss Of raimcns, and jour
eyed with his chariot and
orseman over TO the West, by
he way that passe,h over 10
Taste Hill.
Then Amos said, as the Pres.
dent. my master, Iive,h, | will
10 somewhat for James the
,hief Scribe, who hath new
ONE ualo rs from the land Of
SureiysI will
each HIM after the manner Of
ne party.
'Now-Amos hated, in lis heart
he men who go down 10 the sea
. ships:the captains Of tens,
he captains Of iifiies, and The
Of hundreds, hated he
hem; for they were upright |
nsn andjust,' loving honor and
ervfng the people. <They'were |
'aliant men and true, mighty inl
'attlc; and their valor pleased |
veil the people. For all this
Amos haiedthem the. more.
And he and james cou,munea
me with another how they |
hould destroy the Navy, and |
'egnlle i into the ranks Of the
..oco Focos. They called,
therefore,, unto themalhe man oil
he Globe, and said, take now
ny scroll, and blaspheme, and
'urse the Navy, for we will
,rind i mto'e'the dust, seeing
'iatithath great weight in the
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-29

him. take then, Tor this ont
time, th. scroll from the hand'
Iof the Gld1e nan, shds~fits
Thou upon il; uJlto the people.
! Thus shalt thQA. wrile untE
them, and say-BehoId! tht
men that 60 down 10 the sea il
ships shcyshave. fallen fiomiI,eA
high estate, iheyare sewers %
leather, and thinkers Of b,as,
and Of iron; put not your trusl
in them. Money is their God
They stand idie about the wa
l.tering places all the year long
skulks, thieves, robbers, mar.
'derers, are they all, hating one
another.
They have set their face n
igainst your servant, the Presi.
dent, my master; and they are
no more worthy TO reeeivc the
honors Which our fathers did
unto them, a
Then answered The I,ireling,
and said; if these things, my
masters, be written on the scroll
Of thesGlobe man, 10! the peo.
pie will moi harken unto Them.
Have NOT my Master Amos and
the Globe man prophccied false
prophecies unto the people all
the year long. TO all. that pro-
ceedeth out ofthc mouth Of the
Globe mar, they are as the deep
adder thatnstoppeth her ear 10
charmers charming men SO WISE
ly. Though the truth should he
written on this scroll there is
none 10 believe it.
Then answered James, the
chief scribe, and said, be con-
tent;try' themyet this one time
more.
Knowest thou not a Dick.n-
son Of New Jersey is hateful 10
the people, Tor ali the evil that
he hath done unto the Navy?
Lo!ifthou shalt speak aught a.
yainst that man, which we cali
good, thy words will fnd favor
with the penple. Surely thou
mayst revile the sons Of the
Ocean. and divide the people
against them. Verify we will
SIT our foot upon his neck, and
the honor of the Navy,
and bring itinto bondage under
VS..
This saying pleased the hire
ling, and also The Cube man;
for they thought to be believed,
anlhoped that spoiis would be
divided unto them.
And they went and did accord
ng 10 the words of the chief
scribe; and they brought their
writing INTO him, and laid i, on
The table before him: and he
took his pen and slimcd it over
witllthe slime Of the par;y;and
with filth and SANDER. calumny
alsehood, stimed he it.
And the scroll was spread
before the people about tile
ninth hasIr;and Amos read the
sayings Of the hirehng, nf The
chief scribe, and If the Glnbe
man; tha'-,he sayings pleased
Amos well. Straightway, there
ore, he went unto The chiefl
andsaid unto rim: lo!I
low, sir, thus i, shall come toI
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-09-29

: Samuel Craig 'Esq, Of Pooto.oc com
..sss,s ny. is-snheantsd II ihes' Pontos~c lalsi'i
seencsr. s.s candidate !for tata~I,sssa
!, = ser., He j. ybpls hog dymoersss 'ssil,
& NJ bris,Ias sso5 ALL sTbs, is .odiciest .Oio.
go !. t0fe ! strong den oers,ic vote. si ".
L.
~ Texas GEN y1,rsbesu B. ;Lamsr,
present Vice President Of TEXAS, has
heen chosen Preside nt, and the Hon D.
yid G. Butnet. Vice Pres'den, Of that
btaufiful young Republic. III "
- ( \ Phenomena. wv learn from a gentle
man direct rom Gslla,in, tina, no, person
: has been killed in tia, place during The
past week
What has becons Of our Tbespian 50
ciety? We should like TO know. Won
der il they dnn't intend to come forth in
few days. Come young men, rub UP
I. your knowledge boxes aud show your
genius. The citizens Of Monticslc are
anxiousto hear from you again.
49, sh M
FsosT On Monday morning last,
che Gath inst. i. is said there was frost al
I. iris place. Weswere not up in time 10
see il, but do moi doubt the truth Of il
4 vsfgish friend OF ours, says tha, we
... are swingin round to the ror,h, or Il !
\ 4vouldsnoi be frostirg so soon.
Read the proceedings Of The Demo
i"crat;a meeting IN our paper 10 day.
The Grenada Bulletin has broke loose
;'upon The black-lsg gentry who infss, that
place in Gae style. Lay il on 10 them
brother McC!ellsad, with an unspsrirs
hand; you have done nobly thus far, and
deserve the cordial support Of an lovers
of morality and public virtue. Il
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-25

ota.s,s sad Ms'inshsr piscsd hsn.-f ea The s,yn.
.. T. esnsnd she ,u,anrs II the heisi and inirf
res b.. asseass-iair i''ere - ~. ','s'n
~ jaSteso. s~ala -sr--is ~ esPss,ed 3" fat
" 80 ossel s.sfcri, bed Notrrhasa Pa'ird hfu.sf
hsf Josliian ivfafs b. Lanrty vssipr to~srds
ihe iss i,ler pale md uiisrfsic i's syfs ht'u 90
lAr gfhBa saa s sna uatnnsf sifsugts icaiiV~
q ssre nd ahssfart4an ana inisi yaf,lsfsurss -
~ sUfreurdirE j~rts incsrt. ~ iosi ~a' ihe unt
iuoss usn 20 th- consolidation q 90 o"n in's'F usi
unti Mnii'rrbsin tsrIsed him 90 The sh"od.
soeo-ged hm ~ nsas, isi hs sAw hs'scsi9enI
sn5 .vnpaihistng ifiend
'Hsitn gbsu ssid he. s,sr,.ag sith surprise spd
locking ipf ms no ~ gay, my DEAR ftHw how kina
--hsw consdrrs,s ihis :. how DID you bod cu' my
r,fr-stf
No matter, sad Nottingham bete am come to
eoudoc slth sou-to so'tiss-tu comfort y"'
An. ca, Gear Nuttoghari, SAID Langley. YOU afe t"n
gpne-tul q - ell oycf-uoihing faa ''.oihe- r"ih'"s
comfort me Ihs sYtru has frbhrd tne ct hNrp..
nes- aHd llie 30 luiihen 60 mr. C"'"e-oo'nT "a !
can thihk aGdsl% o"y f hr one suhJcc'-eome to my
fuuius
Monaghan. d-ish,rd ihsi langlc, made iuqu,-
RES atoui do, isdi,s fiowtd hn so be sitting ro',
eirte 81 od upon iaSic bottle e" s-trf hat ''i'' a
Wlrc glass. tuuhltr. md bottle 81 watrii grirf
with buscul's the haif ot 81 uhich had set
y,d g. Keep ne ilr aud soul of Mr. Dangry iogrlh'r
tr Wtne ylng been mof~ than hnt ceusHnrd hy ann
"ro.f p hes sPuiis suhcnilF 10 trsh'e i'n 20
MAKE lhr 'Nrriion walking out On another ,ib'e
lay his Iasiuicssr which during his faithful servants
absCncs he lad nso',d e. their wonird frst'ng place
When uey entered The room, Langley mo'l""ed 10
Nottingham h. iaar ohsif--,'el sai down
- n. s-id Nottingham I'M. won't do, Langley
YEA ore jos ktrg Nrtchrdl, IA
IT viii n,i DO, r,pird Lrnelry such state "f *
isenc, lost inrt think that she # WHOSE Of
ircon iri srcurr sh1ud k,.i thr hopes she cherish
ed Real, and uui, my dear friend, 1t Is nsuPPoria
Die
en:ifely enter Ini" your feelings, sad Nottingham,
and perfectly n,iuccd that IA your position any
attempt 10 upon them would be useless in
prruncut
Il have made up my mind, Nottingham said Lang.
ley 'hic IS nov q bnrlhe0 TO me-and way Is left
10 escape my mIscfy
What dc you mean /: said Nottingham.
What | huied IN nay letter to you said Lang. v.
There he IT, mrans OF my u,aucipatipu from ibral
dom ma wtetchrdnoss and he painted Ia the pistols
II i bat the affair ct moment and all viii lie over
'Thsts true, said Nottingham, and as fr pin---'
i care iut nothing sad Langley i know that it is
an net from which ought to turn with horror.
u don zee haf, my dear friend, said nottingham
calmly; If a m1n's iiir 10 turihen n, why
'ludc,d, said Langley rs 1t your opinion then that
the sin is Vcuia .
'Oi TINT give no opinion, said nottingham but
when the mind - ioftured yours must naturally be
confess should feel Disposed risk the peiils which
threaten (R'm.3Hdcr RsTt iresk)
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-25

Ljnh Lar at BeFfo Judge Lynch, at The last nc.
counts, was holding hs conri At Buffalo Onr readers
are aware that Rlthbutu Allen, accused If par,cipa.
ton ~ III" fotgrrrs charged against BrninmIn Kath.
bun, has been arrested IN New Orleans aud taken back
To- Buffalo Tor ual. by a Mr. Burr |, is stated 10 the
Rochester DAILY Advertiser, that large portion of the
inhabitants Of Buffalo very much inc-nscd against
Mr. Burr Tor 50 doing, aud formed plan to Lyme, him
therefor Accordingly, on Thursday evening of last
week, as Mr. was waking the streets a number of
blackgunfds commenced pei ing him with rottnn eggs
lie attempted Ia get away from them, but So close
" pursued. That he was obliged 10 the Eayle
lavrrn, where he was followed by the ruiiins he lump.
cd into The bar and got under the counter Some of his
pursurfs went Iuir the bar. aud kicked aud pnundrd
him IN the most brutal manner lie fnnlly succeeded
IN getting Of the tsr aud ran out nj Ia. haak d,ur
some al the backnuarls stood ready meet him as
soon MS he 60; out aud ,howcrrd upon him nlon eggs
IN abundance An officer then arrived who was iucin
"a {" do his duty aud the fracas ce1srd fl is stated that
several cohsiaI-s ~ attendance during the whole
Il" the d'sgf"crfu Transaction but they very little
exefton 1" protect Mr. Burr.
PEOPLE viii begin 10 Learn, after while that il takes
hu very lille to Iaisr mob In a country where the ia
nsd'c'ion "i Judge Lynch is acknowledged and that
The only sreunty to life aud property is firm and rind
adherence 10 thr laws
/ , Since the above account was written W. hay.
received The Buffalo Daily Advertiser, which admits
mat dissfac'in attack made upon Mr. Burr but
dses That 'he citizens OF Bu,ln IL any considerable
extent bad any Thing to do with it Only one cittzen
81 bunalo, tins account states, concerned IA Inns
outage and tlh individual has long been notorious
hs tavern hr1~lc aud finished observation-disclosures or
muse lnru vino are iormost IA every mob aud emuou,
"l distinction ~ an Infamous career" We hone he
will receive the fun of distinction which n.
7imts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-25

bf"ry az HcrtiODS The editor &C the Back. woods.
mas, an administration paper puAi,htd a, Grafton H.
mas IL appears been pretty severely taken To- ask by
some {" his party, Tor onilriug The cntir, ocof.
c" Ncktt at lhr late election. Atrra long silence un.
DER their abuse, he has been compelled to- give his rem
sans Ter 50 doing. We doubt il the unuy viii not CON.
SUR e t7P"Rd0" deeper treason against h~ir cause
man me detection that called ii forth Hear how Mr.
Russell Crpi1iNS:
ION ih- day ofelcciion we were in Grafton On ms
s'"s we Two 2i"c' RES OF tins tuwn, saw n crowd
f""hu men, ana learnt That most oi cand dates If
moi AZ nat one, had given unlimited tr .r TO urat
hrH hrhds To all That They might call Tor duiug TIE
n'v 'oers wefr all day calling or his aud tat can
aidair liquor, drinking only The expense Of those
Tor whom they voted
We nave not word 10 say against the owners Of
s" er"ertrs, nor do We nruG tins time 10 aYtair
W" question OF treating at elections Il il enough that
We are c'"sce"i0"S y opposrd to the Practice We
went u I'd" polI, tok d mucratIc ticket aud Iudr.
h'hul uihNiUgn pen over the names 81 all ~ ho had
gwen orders I" lfra their friends put vote ia the bal
'' h"S WITH hsng name. ihlt u. Thomas Curtin Ia,
'"fcfH'r- Our rcket was forwarded Ia Carnllton nc
'"mranird with rrmGrks well calculated to excite ho.
iiiiy aga nst Us"
such IS thu morality of locoflrnsm R.caus, Lioe.
minded individual possessing a s-rsc uf hpnnr viIcu
r'fy pftJnGicr could moi 81 ir refused 70 sanction by
ms vet" system If pity b,,bc o. b.causc he wnuld
'" support men wi" bought their way to our rpi.ls.
ave councils with whisky, be has heru drnnuncrd by
me Poe' lunip Ia which be- has the misliriunr To M
'"'iH. Mr X is tea homes, inf his part he hapn.ns
10 nave consci-ncr--a hing unknown ia the nouIcn
'iaiuTe "' lncouc"sm.-N lork inns
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-25

sef hsdrfs " declared ~ ~ wth-at safhoriy and
brtf drt~nisa 70 css-ii-t~i sHrh fsisr II
a. ~oulS ssbii the apca eN-fs Va prosecution and
damages hs the .Bdsf~ts t..rd Dtourhrm " the De-
hs'e this sahirct den sapcrd she ereaaa
isa csphts Il psssf sud lsaratrd ,ha' the auihasnp
- Tie fyai gnvrfaaf sh0ui have been esefrts,d
"a do Snsasifoas Tbe MINISTRY cnmrellcd Ia
firid g. the aiak End n dsclate that the aftinancrs
Would he sailaned ~ the crown Those wiss, have
bcru .aprled fam The province must be- liberated irnl
hsnshnrnt probably they viii be cautious reborn
ins nithn the jurisdiction, tefy, although liry may
parsu~ cs eeai-s a~ainei three Wbasr hauis they
base suffered lrgal wfans they hr brought TO tria
and held hshl. before The proper ,nhupss fst their
F own criminal acts ~ ,alrncr.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-09-25

i"pFooemtF's for Rat Roads-There is new in.
Fe..'"h JHst siafict.-the work Of MIR Robert Gram
"i Name 60" rrsdcnl IN Baiiimoro,-wbicb II NAV
he worm ''r while of some Of our rail road contf,r
tors look after. We VIII ,num,ratc ann, 80 a.,
points 81 ieronmen datian aud those vho iale M, In,
rfr'' IA such matters may afterwards serA tie in,,
u 'h'y oh'"sf, AID fora their own iudgmtrt Of lin,
menis ct hls project " '''
ia 'h' h'i place, the truck is guided by The csrbod
~ '" va hrhaiirai i'r-c ston. thai the viprls vii
~" s"'"'he PLAIN. without Eails or Alnr,, 10 ,I.
"''f' '"te "nF rHFrs f No. Tess 'iaa sfrrAht, E,t
"''"s' ." i"' "shm = "s 'Nsh They require u, "a Il,
power "' draughi 90 curve. than on ,tf,lpbt ln
""o "ii' 'n'''N d. away wiih a iat raj ael, nj, ,I
sf@-hi uaet thereby dispensing with cone, o,,,te, ,r
"' ''''' ." Hact"". in that cas-; mud ~ ptsst., q,
v ''" one h"i II "a inpns.iblr 30 ran Them D. q
'' go n'fT 'han Other val iast rs l.,, .,,t
."N l'i not Nraf out The tack aurr than one D III .
f ny "'l' 1r mot" cafy, r,rry way s4rf and one
tDAt't 30 nj "h" third ct ihe tIprhce Of rsu.ffnri
ing rail- roads vil o. sas-d
hu' mech We are assured by eSparirneed ncrs,,.
VINO str we'll quaiifet 60 i.dr- CORRECTLY ~ 49,
"'' ''eh 'he model ourselves JoIr. 81 Tom
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Members of Congress.
SgcoSD DIsrnIcI
TuiRD iiIsTEtcT.
Mnine Election.
Stuart's maj

II will be seen by the suIolned returns Of votes for
Governor through out the State, that the Wings have
fought voauily although they have been wor'ied, and
doubtless by ioul play. They have an increased vote
OF near 01O from last year, but The Loco f1cps have
greater increase, 81, rising of ! 600 TIE ~hole
ncfensc of votes since last year is 20 010, in
'nrnse vote for population like that Of Maine, 7 rs
shows good spirit and that friends well IS foe.
have taken up the question which now much a. stei
the country, IN good earnest, ,iz Whether the prop.
shall bring back the government 10 It's original ir b
lcan simplicity or endure something lNo cesp NM
government
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Three Cheers.

We 1cf n"" ircg- Ui'h much prasure thr r-crsi,on
81 ''" It0 "J Jopfhai cI4ius mt .li.rie. tbst
"uf '"Hl N'IE. air,d iar - ir Foe lrr.s ia. b.
cH' ii pIapu' inf atd editor 81 that vrr, ,siuaLi-
a"A p-i"i'f Wing pap-f NJ, be- pfo.y-r "a. B.. DE-.
otusr 90 A.w lofk a. be- Wa "a thai If stI,,..r,s
IA Vermont Pfoyies Pres
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Msiof,ly for Stn,fi,

Wh,esdes aud Room are zach reported 70 have e,,,
majority Tor Douglass, which would t,dulr Slos,.,
majority tool The Springfield ON y Jsura'i, bors-.,
thinks the returns Of the inrnrr county or, a.hc,.
with those Of oglr, and Of those Of Wipnrl,.s #,
which the above complete returns , ,he WI
ID strict
Thus far from the Jos, nal OF Comm,s,c aAd nal,
we think doubt longer remain of S'r.t's ti,,
ton. This makes ILLINOIS l. an respects a,f,,,,,,
for national and state purposes VINO Sfir Bsh
branches Of the legislature bring doubtoss Wing ia
majority U her members in the House oi R.gt,s,r,
tvrs of the United States WIG aud her Sens,.,
will be WING Of course.