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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27
NO. FIVE
OF THE SEMI-MONTHLY.

RJO. five of Roberts Magazine was published and
~ ready for sae promptly ON the morning Of
the 18th inst. 1t is highly interesting number
and looks, as usual, as neat as pin. The reduc-
ton of the retail price OF the Magazine from nine
pence to EIGHT CENTS works admirably. On
ly look at it! handsome well printed book of
forty large pages with an extra thick and durable
cover, containing the choicest gems Of the Ameri-
can and Enlgsh Magazines, together with fine
ESGRAyING,
The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1841-03-27

7nother Sgn.-The Rochester Adver-
says: We understand that the great.
|ae.ivity prevails in Kingston in warlike
paratlons. Fort Henry is undergoing
entire and thorough repair.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
WARD MEETINGS.

The spirited proceedings of the different
ward meetings recently held by the Demo-
cratic Wing party of this city, indicate
that the voters of this city are awakening
to the Importance of the issue before them,
and with becoming vigilance are resolved
to yindicate their cause at the coming cleo
ton. Let every Wing attend the meeting
this evening at the Hall Of Science, when
the conlerees, from the different wards,
will report to the meeting their selections
for city council. 1t is absolutely neces-
sary that full attendance of the party be
given at this meeting, so that a full and
clear expression of opinion and due consd-
Grafton be given to the ticket to be formed
for City Treasurer, Assessor, and seven
Councilmen, who will be chosen to repre-
sent the true interest OF the city. 1t be-
hoves US TO be up and doing, to have bold
and efficient men upon the ticket, who will
perform their duty to the interest of the
city without fear or favor from any quar-
ter. No pariizan views will govern honest
men who act from principle rather than
cxpediency. Our city has too long been
governed by those who go all for party in
terest, neglecting the interest and welfare
of the citizens generally; and this course
of conduct has made a change in the city
government indispensaby necessary Tor the
wcl.beng of all who have an aversion to
the high rate of taxes now imposed upon US
by Locofoco Council.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
wings of Wilmington.

The meeting at Samuel Nliller's Hotel
was well attended, and the wing spirit Of
turning out the tories, reducing the taxes,
dlsplacng inefficient officers, and reducing
salaries, economy and reform was high, we
have every reason TO hope an suspicious
election; but every wing must be at his
post-every man must do his duty. Ii is
the dying struggle of loco focoism in the
city put your foot on the monster now,
and he must afterwards die-he may writbe
awhile in the agony of being disappointed
of the spoiis Of office, but it cannot avail
hereafter. We say wings do your duty,
and all is safe.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
LOk " Tales intended for the
Marines.

some of the loco focos who claim 10 be
of high sfonding, knowing fellows, real
silk'slocking arlstocrats, are retailing at the
corners OF the streets the false assertion
put forth by The Hand-bM Committee, thai
the fat jobs have been given mostly to
wings. We understand this pallry device
OF she enemy. We defy statement of all
the city expenditures for the last year.
Give us fair statement. Don't say you
have lost the books. Show us why you
saddle the mechanic and working man
with FOUR DOLLARS AND FIFTY
CENTS head tax! and why is the tax
nearly doubled since last year.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

luxury Of woman's love, and should dwell
in the wilderness or the desert, where the
foot of civilized man has never trod. Oh !
If there is scene on earth over which the
angels lean to weep, il is to see a family Of
little children gather around the grave OF
an affectionate mother, while their innocent
hearts are heaving with emotion, and their
tears are streaming as they look down into
the last earthly home Of her whom they
loved. What heart would not melt p
What eve would not gush in sorrow over
such scene!
As spoke the last words, in melan-
choly tone, looked into the fair face of the
beautiful lady before me, and she again
burst into tears, for she, too. had lost fond
and faithful mother. She too had went
over The guardian of her youth, as the un-
relenting grave closed its silent portal
Oh how many millions have mourned
over faded affections, and the wreck and
ruin of their hopes! How true is the Ian
guage of the sacred philosopher" All is
VANITY"
Come, exclaimed The lady, as she wiped
nway tear, that hung like pearl upon
her blooming cheek, lei us return to The city.
hope said |, as we left the lofty gates of
the Cemetery, that we shall return wiser
and better than we came. / hope that, in
the midst of our mirth, we shall remember
that we are mortal, and be prepared when
death knocks at our hearts, TO gather up
our feet and go to the grave in peace. /
sincerely hope. fair lady, that when the
short sleep of the grave Is over, that shall
awake and bid yon good morning in the
glorious garden Of God, where the blossoms
Of hope never PERISH and the flowers of af-
fection never fade. MILFORD BARD.
No. IL, South street.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

There is said to be from S25OO to $4,000,
due the city from indioiduals from curb
ing &c.i this SUM and perhaps more had
been due for long time, aad the Council
take no measures for its collection. Indeed
il is confidently asserted that Patrick fIig-
gins, the late Commissioner kept no ac-
count. or such an one as cannot be under.
stood, and that individuals are not charged
as they ought to be with much curbing, &C.,
and that the city will lose probably $1,000
or $500, by this sort of incompetency or
negligence. Why did not the Furnishing
Committee, who brought forth the Hand
bill, publish this matter. Will the people
re-elect such a careless, wasteful Council +,
why is such gross negligence and waste
permitted by those who ought to guard the
public purse? When John Duncan was
Commissioner, such things did not happen I?
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
WINGS ATTEND!!!

Meet in full force at The Delaware Acad-
envy of Natural Sciences, on Friday eve
ming at 7 o'clock. Let every Wing feel
that the coming election depends upon him
self-Iet no one stay from the POLLS
and glorious and signal triumph awaits
YOU Already the ollice-holders begin 10
look BLUE, and the office seekers look de-
mnre and disheartened-but a few of them
are busy-it is the death struggle of LOCO
FOCOISM!
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
TEMPERANCE MEETINGS.

A series Of Temperance Meetings will be
held in Wilmington TO commence, on Sun
day the Sd October, and continue every
evening until Saturday the 9th.
The services of number of distinguish
ed speakers are engaged, and several others
will be applied to. Among those who are
expected 10 assist are Messrs. Ashmead,
Mason, Parham, Mckinley. Levin and
Coombe. of Philadelphia, |. +. Cooper, of
Marcus Hook, and G. Keener of Baltimore.
Pic places or noIulng the meetings will
be announced in few days. The people
OF Wilmington and the surrounding conn-
try, lar and near, are invited 10 attend.
By order of The
J.0trson 1OT.3L abstinence Society
of Wilmington and Brandywne.
Hephen Boddy, John anderson, of n. W.
Ha0i{ T. Jones, H. H. J. Na9.
Le,ris UHson, George LobdeH,
John johnson, LeWis Curiett,
.4bratam Schrader,
Oct. /, Committee.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
Spirit OF Loco Focoism.

The reckless, unprincipled and destruc
tive spirit of the Van Buren,, loco focc
party, was made manifest 10 all who were
not interested in the spoiis Of office, by theil
conduct INN ediately preceding their great
overthrow by the Wing phalanx with the
great and good General Harrison at its
head, in November last. VIVA, had they
done and attempted TO do?
They fastened on the country the odious
Sab Treasury. in defiance of the peoples
will; measure intended to create swarms
OF officers to eat out the substance of the
people, and being all subject to be turned
out at the pleasure of the Executive, vir-
tually placed the purse and spord in the
hands of Van Buren,.
Did they not attempt 10 palm on the ma
lion standing army of one hundred thou.
sand men or more, under The arlful name
Of organizing the militia
Did not they propose direct fari
Did they not by management and fraud,
deprive sovereign State (Nev Jersey of
her legally returned Representatives, and
put in their place others elected by a cor
rupt loco foco majority of the House of
Representatives Did they not in conse-
quence of this gross violation of State rights,
and the constitution procure party ma.
jorty ready to do the party will in defiance
OF the best interests OF the nation, and the
popular will :! Did not Van Buren, and
other leading Government officers, sanction
negro testimony against white officers in
several aggravated instances and did not
all these things result in the pros;ralon Of
trade, IN the reduction of rdgcs, the retluc-
ton Of produce, and The destruction of
sound currency =! and have they not doomed
lis TO a shin plaster currency,
And after all this ruin brought on the
country by the misrule, corruption and
fraud of this loco loco party, they have the
mPudence to suppose they can again i'm
rose themselves and their odious measures
IN the people. We know the American
PEOPLE arc ready to forgive their enemies,
'nt they cannot so soon forget their OPP
'ressors, and as last proof of the torn
principles and love of hing,y rule Of this
oco loco party, they condemn all the wing
measures passed at the late Session, and
pprove only the Kmgty ueto of Presi-
lent Tyler, The mcst odous, arbitrary and {
yrannical feature in our constitutions
By their fruits ye shall know them"
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
High Constable.

Why is our High Constable so busy
electioneering? Is he reluctant to give up
the keys of the City Cells If others had
keys beside himself some strange tales might
be told as TO who is put in, and who let oui
without judge, jury or examination. The
High Constable is no better than other
people if fame don't belle him, and why
give him SO much power! What does a
few prowlers do with the negroes they
catch Do they extort money from them
or do they really believe they are rama
ways. We like fair play even 10 poor
negro. If the High Constable was i1no-
cent, wonld he want TO deprive every body
of keys but hImsefi Would not he be will
ling that his conduct should be examined
in every particular Yet Mr.. Moody is a
very disinteresfed Politician he no doubt
tells the people he has no interest in the
only wants 10 punish these
rascally wings, because they found out
and exposed the extravaganza Of the CITY
Council, and because they found out that
the Jockeys had saddled the people with
head far of - so cts. lie is very good
10 the Council he is like the old ID,
good TO his own.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
WZLAfLNGTO4y pPxcES CURRENT,
PHILADELPHIA MARKET,

rYo,,p Oct. Z. 1871.
fLouR-Pennsylvania flour is selling at S6,25
n 'esn ground. old stocky at Sc 00-Rye Flour at
IS 624 so. Corn Meal in hhds. is brld nt
Sl4,l5 and bbls $3.50, with sales of Brandywinc
$500 and $50. ''''''
GRAIN AND SEEDS--Thc demand fot all
Kinds OF Grain continues brisk, and is all readily
taaon as it arrives, ut advanced prices from GU,
quotations of last week. Sizes Pennsylvania
White Wheat at 81 IS; Pennsylvania Rye al Toe
Sou'hcrn Rye 63 10-Pennsylvania Round
Corn Zoe; Southern Yellow Corn 6s 70: do
White do 81 70-Oats 45 451 cents per bushcl;
all in dcmand-F laxseed al IS per bushcl. Clover
seed at 81 80. 1t is somewhat inquired after.
BARk.-Qucrcitron, first quality, is dull a, s27.
Tanners Spanish Oak at $685. per cord.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
FARM AT PUBLIC SALE.

IN THE subscriber will offtr at Public
..s.lgA Sale, on the premises, on sixth day, the
iii s5as 29tl of tenth month, 1871, valua Bile
49, small Farm, situate in New London
township, Chester Co. Pa adjoining lands of 10
seph md Jonathan Spencer, containing T WENTY
AckLS, fair portion of which is wood land. The
cleared land is in good state of cultivation, and
produces good crops of grain, grass, &c.-Thc
Whole having been well lined within few years.
Inc buildings are a Stone House, frame barn with
stone stlbling underneath; well Of excellent wa.
ter near the door, with pump in it, varici, of
irnt trees, such as pear, ounce apple and cherry
Inc land is divided into eight lots, under good
FENCE. and number of springs rise in the prop.
cry. 1t would suit mechanic of almost any
kind that wanted small farm. 1t is about IL
to . miles southeast from New London Cross
Roads, aud on the cast side off the west branch of
White Clay Creek, in good noighborhood, conve.
nent to number of places of worship, mill, and
schools. The subscriber feels determined TO sell,
uslrs health has declined so much, and the mfr
miifs of age renders him unfit to attend to bust
ness The conditions of sale will be easy and
malt known on the day ofsale. Sale to commence
at O'Clock, P. NJ.
ISAAC TYSON.
October g. lSil.-tdy
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
DISTINGUISHED Patriots,

We understand it is the intention of the
tory loco foco party, TO run for Council
most of the Commiltee who put forth their
Vanishing Haad-bW If SO, no wonder
these gentlemen could not see facts. We
shall see. Voters remember FOUR DOL.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS Head Tar.
1t may be 81 or So, next year.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

SpEcIE.-The Journal of Commerce
says: The packet ship Mediator, from
this port for London, will take about
100000, and the packet for Havre abou,
100000. This nearly clears the market
of silver. Mexican dollars are selling at
Ii 2 prem; half dollars at I Il; and
specie SIR. 944 95 cents each.''
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

The Albany Evening Journal says
" The gratuitous and authoritative assuran-
ces of the newspapers, that M'Leod was
sure 10 be acquitted, has aroused bitter
feeling against him, and will bring up hos,
Of witnesses. This lesson may learn folks
not 10 count their chickens before they
are hatched."
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
CONFEEEE's ATTENDS!

The Conleree's appointed by the differ
ent Wards arc earnestly requested to meet
at the Academy of Natural Sciences, on
FRIDAY EVENING at 6 o'clock. For
the purpose of nominating candidates for
the offices OF city Treasurer aud Assessor.
GEPunctual attendance is very essential.
Let none fail TO ATTEND. IN
October 7, 1871.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
City debt Increasing!!!

Will any of the City Council condescent
to inform the public what they have done
with the $4,000 difference between the
appropriations and receipts, according to
their own showing. Do they intend TO add
$4,000 10 our city debt. or do they intend
to double our taxes next year! Don't wait
till the night before the election.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

Our markets were never more abundanty
supplied at this season of the year than at
present. Wednesdays market was richly
stored with every variety OF vegetables that
the season could bring forth, while our
shambles groaned under the supply Of
prime beef, veal and mutton.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER,
-.... 1871. .E-
GEORGETOWN LOTTERY

Authorized by the Legislature, for the erection Of
Al Academy & Masonic Hall at Georgetown, Sus-
sex county, and finishing the Episcopal church
therein, draws at Wilmington, Del.
lass 70, draws Friday Oct. l. Capital
prize 5000. Tickets SO.
Class 80, draws Monday, Oct. 4. CAPITAL
1900 Tickets dollars.
5000. Tickets SO, ~ ''''''
Glass 81, draws Monday, October IL. Capi;al
5000 dollars. Tickets dollars.
Class 81 draws Friday, October Is CAPITAL
1000. Tickets 81.
PoKoMoKE RIVER LOTTERY.
Authorized "by the authority Of the Lcpisla-
lure, Tor improving and extending the navigation
OF rokomoae River, draws at Wilmington, Del.
Class 1913, draws Tuesday, Oct. S. Capital
1000 dollars. Tickets 50 SO
Glass 1874. draws Wednesday Oct G. C,n;,,,
prize $4,000, Tickets 81.
,o Class lass l25, draws Thursday, Oct I. Capital
$4,000. Tickets IS.
Class l26 draws Tuesday Oct 70. Capital
1900 Tickets dollars.
Glass 1877, draws Wednesday, Oct. IL. C,nito,
10000. Tickets 81. r''"'
Class 1913, draws Thursday, Oct. ii. coni,,i
$4,000. Tickets S..
RI SCHOOL FUND LOTTERY,
For the bcnef, ofpublic schools.
Draws at al Providence.
Clnss l59 draws Saturday Oct. .. Capital
prize $4,000. Tickets 10 dollars.
Class iG3, draws Thursday, Oct 7. Capital
$4,000. Tickets dollars.
Class as, it5 draws Saturday, Oct 0. Capital
prize $40 900. Tickets SO
Glass l6a, draws Thursday, Oct. IA Capital
'rize 5000; Tickets So.
For sale by the package or single ticket at ii G
Managers oiiicc, No 60, Market street, Whining
OIL, Delaware.
Z.D. GLAzIER.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

The Philadelphia papers have announced
the arrival of the Wilmington Whaling
Company's Ship Jefferson, at this port.
This is an error. The Jefferson has not vet
arrived, though she is daily expected.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
BALTIMORE MARKET.

a Uct. !, IS4I.
fLOuR-Iloward street, for stands I'd brands
50 ia is asked. Sales of Susquelanna at Sc 25
City Mills is held al Sc 25
GRAlN-Ncw Maryland Wheat has sold nj
81 30 to 81 for prime reds and whites; pennsyl.
vania, old, at 30 s. 45. Rye 10 rs cents
White Corn 6S 10 70 cents; and yellow 6S to Co.
Oats Ut 13 A cents prime
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

Maryland E2cction.~-We have a few
scattering returns from Maryland, but no
thing official. The locofocos succec led in
the city of Baltimore, as usual. We have
no doubt but the Wing candidate is elected
Governor.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
MRS. and the MISSES MAXWELl,s
SenlinarY for Young adde's Wilminptnn Del

I
l'tNHE principals of this Institution have had
- many years experience as teachers, and will
hold themselves responsible for the faithful dis
charge OF the various duties OF the school, the plan
which, embraces all that constitute refined and
useful education comprchending Reading, Writ.
ing Arithmetic, Grammar. Compositian, Geo
grathy, use of the Globes, Natural and Mental
Philosophy, Ancient, Modern and Natural History.
Astronomy, Botany, Chemistry, Mathematics, and
Inc Greek Latin, French and Italian Languages
E!ch bcardcr to come provided with six towels.
No hoarder received for loss than one session
"a weeks constitute session. No deduction for
absence exc 'pt ia of sickness
TERMS.
Hoard and tuition in the English branches rer
session, payable quarterly in advance. SIS 90
Day pupils in all the English branches pcr
quarter. 90
:, Do. junior classes, per quarter. 4 90
French and Italian languages each per quarter 90
Instructions on the Guitar, do do I2 90
=, DO on the Piano, per quarter form sto 70 90
Shell, Wax and worsted Flowers, and Wax
Fruit each 90
Chenille Embroidery in Flowers and Land
foapc and Embroidery each 8 90
Limiting and Drawing each per quarter 8 90
Washing, Fuel and Lights per session 90
lie Greek and Latin Languages 1T Professors
charges.
DIFFERENCE.
Right Rev. sa'r uel A. McCoskry. Bishop Of
MiehLgan ;-Rev. Henry b. Goodwin, Parnhasi
HaH' Charles county Md-Rcv Cory Chambers,
Wilmington, Del. Rector of St. James church
stanton REV WV. H. Trapnell, Rector of
St. Andrews church, Wilmington, Del-Rev.
Tho mas D. B4leh, near WarentOn Fauquier conn
g. Va Rev. John ogilvic, PtineipM Of Ne.o Bal
hmo'e Aeaaeny, Fanquier county, Ta-James
buchanan, British Consul, Ne,o York. Hon.
Iltu Iuliaflrrn Hinr ", ~
Thomas kcKenney, PHILADELPHIA ;-Alexus Ian
caster VIM Penn, Washington +, Lancaster,
Brooke Smms Esqrs.; Mrs. Calista Lancaster,
Doctors Lancaster and Dent, Newport, Charles
county, M.-John Mitchell. near O,censriile, Anne
Arundle county Md. Thomas Hord, Stephen
Nc ormick, Esqrs., Anburn, Fauqnier county, Va;
Mrs. Martha l.. French, VIM, French, Stephen
French, Robert Wier, Esqrs.. near Brentsyiue
Prince William county TnSiaia.
August %, l24l,
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
NEW YORK MARKET, J

,,,o,,n Ucf. ISL. I
OuR-Common brands Western are firm nj
S6,23 other descriptions without change.
GRAiN.-Whcat 81 so Rye has advanced.
sales al IS cts Corn is sold at 70 IS cts-Oats
As So
FlsH-Salcs of Mackrc No. ., at $40 rs half
shad at IS So
BEESWAN-Sales at 80 cents for Southern
yellow.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

Voters of Wilmington pay your taxes,
four dollars and fifty cents, and then cas-,
your votes for men who will take this bur.
den of of you, which locofoco silk stock
ing junto have imposed upon you.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08
WILMINGTON, DEL, OCT. 8, 1871.

Gs4,50 HEAD TAX!!1
Remember working men and me-
chanics of Wilmington, all who
vote the loco foco Council Ticket,
vote for HEAD TAX of FOUR
DOLLARS and FIFTY CTS
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

The trial of Mcleod is proceeding at
Utica, New York. Whether he will be
convicted or cleared is more than we. can
define.
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

D EMOVAL.-J.C c. GOSEwICH, NJ. d.,
H. informs the public that he has removed 10
the house recently occupied by Mrs. MAXWELL in
King, third door above Seventh street. at which
plce those desiring to obtain his professional SER
vices on the Homeopathic system, requested to
call. Prompt and constant attention will be given
TO all cases entrusted TO his care.
October [. I'm
Delaware Republican, and farmers', manufacturers' and mechanics' advocate. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-1843, 1841-10-08

Let every Wing attend the meeting this
evening, and make manifest their deter
mlnation to redeem the city from locofoco-
SIN