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Navy AGrsr's OrTicr,
Washington, ID. C., May s, le4J
DROPOSALS will be received at this office, until
i 3 O'Clock Saturday, the eighth day Of June
next for the delivery Of the following COAL, at the
places and in the quantities herein designated, viz:
AT Portsmouth, New Hampshire.
25 tons of peach orchard red ash anthracite, bro.
ken and screened
5000 bushels average Mid Lothian, bituminous.
At Boston, Massachusetts.
$50 tons peach orchard red ash anthracite, broken
and screened.
il25 tons Beaver Meade anthracite, in lump.
400 chaldrons best Cumberland lump, bitumnous.
5000 bushels average Mid Lothian, bituminous.
Al Nep York, ~ V
50 ions Lehigh, anthracite, broken and screened.
so chadrons best Cumberland lump, bituminous.
At Philadelphia, pa.
50 tons Lehigh anthracite, in lump.
5000 bushels If Pennsylvania, bitumnous.
AZ Washington ID. c.
10 900 bushels average Mid Lothian, bitumnous.
5000 lump do do
AZ Norfolk.
5000 bushels average Mid Lothian, b.tuminous.
All the above GOALS to be Of the very best quail
ill., to be delivered at the respective Navy Yards -;
one half on or before the 9Th day Of July next aud
the remaining half on before the 5th DAY Of Au-
gust next 22i0 pounds Of anthracite coal TO the ton,
and pecks OF bituminous coal TO the bushel, Sub.
ect TO the inspec ton Of officers designated 10y the
Comm andants Of the respective Yards. The Bitumi-
nous, Cumberland, and Pennsy yania Coal must be
lump, and be taken from mines the most approved
for the goodness of its quality and ireeoess from sui
phur and other impurities, satisfactory evidence Of
which must accompany the bids, as none other bids
will be considered and Coal will be received ex-
cept il corresponds strictly with the description here
IN given Contracts will be prepared, to be executed
by those whose offers accepted for the faithful
performance Of which a bond with two good and
sufficient surcties 10 be satisfactory to the Govern
ment will be required in oDe-third the amount Of
the contract ten per cent will be deducted from the
amount Of each delivery until the contracts arc com
piled with fully and to the satisfaction Of the Com
man, ats of the respective Yards.
by order e the Chief 4 the Bureau Of Yards and
Docks VIM. Is. SCOTT
Navy Agent
To be published once week till the time is on, in
HIS Patriot, New Hampshire Times, Boston f;
Aurora, New York American Sentinel, Pbajel-
phia s ectator, Washington Old Dominion and
Chronicle, Portsmouth, Virginia.
NAV 10
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Ia the House, after the reading of the Journal o
the House 10 present resolutions from citizens Of the
State Of Georgii, IN favor Of the immediate Annex
alton Of Texas, which was granted lie then moved
that they be laid upon the table and printed. MIR.
WmrE, OF Kentucky, objected 10 the printing. MIR
Conn said he hoped the people Of Georgia would be
placed upon the same footing with the other States
in this particular, and that the gentleman from Ken
lucky would withdraw his objections. Mr.. Wars
refused, aud MIR. CosB moved suspension Of the
rules TO enable him to make the motion. Mr. Wars
demanded the yeas and nays, which we're ordered -
The reading Of the resolutions was thea called for,
and they were read by the Clerk.
MIR. WHiTE and said IL necessary
that there should be a full attendance of mem
bers, and moved call of the House; and upon
that motion demanded the yeas and nays, which were
ordered. The Clerk called the roll aud the following
is the result Yeas AZ, nays l2l. SO (he House re-
fused CALI The question then required on a sus-
persian of the rules and the Cleik called the roll and
the following is the result Yeas rs, nays 90 SO
the House refuse TO supend the rules. Mi. MCKAY
NOV that the House resolve itself n.s Committee
of the w hole the state Of the Uni,n, which was
agreed TO. Mr.. DaoMdooLE took tho chair and the
committee took Up the bill for the support Of the Navy
for the fiscal year endin June 80, l645 The debate
having cesed by resolution Of The House, at o'clock
ycsterjay the committee voted various amendm ens
submitted, aud several ad pied. A motion was
made that the committee rise; but it wa, decided n
the negative. This all the business done al the
time Reporter left the House.
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WsSBISoros, May %, 1914.

MIR. EprroR; As | know the neal and ability with
which YOU have always advocated Democratic prinei
pies. wish m, sincerely that your editorial dutie.
would have permitted You 10 mix freely, as have
done IN the last four or five days, with the Demo
erais now in this city, from all pa t. oftLis Union.
have here delegates to The General Convention,
untra nmeled BY instructions Of any kind and hav,
delegates 10 the Tyler Convention in,truceJ TO
voc for Mr.. Tyler the Democratic candidate for
the Presidency, come what mays and although have
conversed eey with many Of The former have hardly
over been able distinguish the from the other and
an happy to see that all look 10 Mr. Tyler the Sa-
'iour Of the party, and sdm that his claims are at
least equal to those OF any other have friend
here just from New York, who told me last night
that from New York TO this place he heard but one
opinion, and that was, that "Tyler and Texas must
defeat Clay and FreIinghuy-en. | am very much
AFRAID that the General Convention in Baltimore will
deprive Mr.. Tyler's friends OF the credit Of nomI-
mating him, but we will say, If they should do so,
well done. Butcher came up late at the battle OF
Waterloo, and although much had been los, by his
delay, all was forgotten, all forgiven and story
will give him sbuodan, and well deserved praise
To secure Mr.. Tyler's election, we only want q
union Of the Democratic party. wo'only want al
or strength brought to beor upon one point. Ths,
we have the strength no denies, bu, whether
We shall use Il properly not, remains to be SEN
Mr.. Tyler canno' must no, he dropped. His friends
believe that be IL by far the strongest of the party
and therefore they csnno, yield but they call most
earnestly upon every Democrat to rally with ,Aem
Il ~
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ohWUri' D Ell 1fNOD' h9eHt'
may lSdt27th.
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails Of the Uni

DROPOSALS for carrying the malls OF the Uni
ted States from the LIST July, lS4i, to Both June,
lS4S inclusive on route No. l466, in Pennsy 'ranid,
will be received at the Contract Office of the Post
Office Department in the city of Washington, until
the 25th day Of June, 1871, at p. M to be decided
the next day.
No, 466. From Port Clinton, by Tamaqua and
Hazleton, TO Wilkesharre, SO miles and back, six
times week in railroad and iourhorse coaches
Leave Port Clinton every day except Sunday at
p. m. arrive at Wilkesbarre next day by 3 m.
Leave Wilkesbarre every day, except Sunday, al
a m; arrive at Port Clinton days by p. m.
Proposals 10 run by different hours, to be named in
TIE bid, will be considered.
No proposal viii be considered une.s il be accom-
panied by guaranty signed by one or more respon-
,ible persons, in the following manner, viz:
The undersigned - guaranty that -, If
his bid for carrying the mail from - to -
be accepted by the Postmaster General shall enler
into obligation prior to the LIST day of July next,
with good and sufficient sureties to perform the
vice proposed.
This should be accompanied by The certificate
of a Postmaster, or other equivalent testimony,
that the guarsntors men of property and able to
make good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
,ed endorsed Proposals for route No. I466," and
addressed to the FIRST Assistant Postmaster Gene
raj.
For thr prohibition of bids resulting from combine
tons, and the terms and conditions on which the
contract is 10 be made, the last annual advertise
menl.
c. A. WICKLIFFE,
Postmaster General
PosT OrrrI DEPARTMENT, Nav II, ls4i.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT.
BssrAu OF Psovsloss AND Clornmo.

BsSIAu OF PKoWsIoss AND CLorano,
April ii, 1874.
SEALED proposals, endorsed Proposals. for Navy
~ Clothing and Clothing Materials Will be received
al this Office until O'Clock, r. M. on Monday, ths
Soth day Of May next, for furnishing and delivering
Con receiving forty five days. notce) each either
Of The Navy Yards, CharlesiowD, Mass, Brooklyn,
n. T., and Gospr' Va. such quantities Of any or
all OF tbs following named articles of Navy Clothing
and Clothing Materials, as may be ordered by the
Chef of the Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, or
by the Comma odan,s OF said Navy Yards respectively
during the fiscal year commencing the first day o.
July next, and ending on the lhmtieih day Of June,
1915; viz
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n O Il &c f. .
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAIL ROAD.

DELEGATES and others desiring to attend the
~ Conventions to be held in Baltimore, on the
27h instant procure Tickets at the reduced rates
Of fare for either Of the regular trains Of the Goth,
fJr the train which leaves this city at o'clock the
morning Of the eth.
Passengers who may wish to return on the evening
Of the 9Th avail themselves Of extra train to
cave Baltimore for this city at 7, p. NJ, bat must
be distinctly understood that they shall join The at the
outer Depot
1t particularly requested that early notice be given
10 the undersigned of the number of Delegates from
the District, As all fare collected by the conductors in
the will be al the established rate of the road, it
alb olutey necessary that he Tickets for the round
trip should be procured some time before The de-
parure of the trains The Tickets will be good
until the 81 of June inclusive, and not trans
ferable
by order.
SAMUEL STETTINUS, Agent.
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THE PRAIRIE BIRD, a n-vel, by the honorable
i Charles Augustus Murray, author Of Travels in
North America, just reprinted from the English edi.
ton, and this day received FOR sale by
p TAYLOR.
Cheap edition, Is cents.
New Spirit Of the Age, by X. II. Horne, just
reprinted from the English edition, and this day re-
ceived by r. TAYLOR.
Cheap edition, rs cents.
Tho Democratic Review for May, 1874, hi. ds,
received published monthly for hvo dollars per sn.
mum, or 50 cents per single number
Apply 10 the subscriber, who will have the work
eguarly mailed, strongly enveloped TO any part Of
usU.S. +. TAYLOR
msy II bookseller, Washington,
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FOR HAY, RYE STRAW, OATS,
AND CORN.
NA'r AoEsr's OrrIcr,
MAY 10th, 1el4.
april ll-law20msy

Nh,r Aonsr's Orrnr,
May 10th, 1914.
PROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
Il three o'clock on Saturday, the 9Th Of yuns
next, for furnishing a, the Navy Yard in this city all
the Hay, Rye-strsw, Oats, and Corn that may be
needed for the use OF the teams employed in the
Yard, for twelve months from the 9Th day Of June
next; all the abov. articles 10 be Of the rry bsH
quality, 10 be delivered in such quantities msy be
CURED aud subject to the inspection Of such officer
as the Commsndsnt may designate. Ten per cent
will be reserved from each delivery until the contract
Is closed WIN b. SCOTT,
Navy Agent
may l0-lawtsjune
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CLOTHING AND CLOTHING MATERIALS
F0V. THE NAVY

The time for receiving proposal. under the fol-
loving AdssriissIs has been extended tii S.tur
day, 7. NJ, the hrsi day Of June next Publishers
Of newspapers, authorized insert the
arc requested To note this change
Bureau OF Provision and Clothing, MAY I3 1874.
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SOUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER, for
- May lSi4-Ieceived by r. TAYLOR, for sale
At dnllars per snnum, or singly at 80 cents num-
her. Will b. forwarded TO any Pos, OfHce in the
United States II application be made to the advertiser
may Aft
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CONGRESS-THun,pAr.

In the Senate, tho morning hour was occupied in
the presentation Of reports and memorials, which
al the business done Mt the time paper wen
to press
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BANK or WAsurgeros,

Nay 10, lbAi
Notice is hereby given that general meeting Of
the stockholders of thi, bank will be he d at the
banking house Saturday, the Doth day Of June
ne XII at 10 O'clock A. NJ, for the purpose OF decd-
ing the proper to be pursued in view OF The
expiration Of the present charter or to cons der the
provisions Of any law Of Congress which may be
psss ed in relation 10 the rechartcr thereof
BY order Of the President and Directors;
Nav l7-eod3t JAS. ADAMS, Cashier.
hh. WAKEFIELD has removed IRON George
~ town, ID. C. TO street, the second house ives,
OF The Medical College, Washington, where he tn
ders his professional services TO the inhabitants and
those OF the vicinity His Office is in the ba em.,t
march J0-2aw I'm
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MEETING OF TOBACCO PLANTERS, (MAsr

Pursuant to call made in The marlborough Ga.
ssiss." meeting Of the Planters Of Prince Georges
county was held at Upper Marlborough on Tuesday,
the 9TH Of May, ls>t
On motion, William D. Bowie, E.Q. was called
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In the House, the Committee OF the Whole on the
state Of the Union rose at three O'Clock, the hour
appointed by resolution when the debate on the Navy
appropriation bill should cease and reported ito the
House with several amendments. After adopting a
few resolutions ADD disposing Of several Erecutivs
communications, the House adjourned.
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CONGRESS-MrpNrsnAr.

In ,h' Senate, after our paper went to press, that
body passed to a third reading the bill for the re-
dempon Of the cancelled Treasury notes which we're
stolen and again put in circulation and postponed
indefinitely, by vote OF 10 to o6, the House bill re-
trenchihg and equatzng the pay Of the Army
The remainder of the day taken up in Executive
session
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To be published once week till the time is out IN
HIS Patriot, New Hampshire Times, Boston
Aurora, New York American Sentinel, Pbilajel-
phia s ectstor, Washington Old Dominion and
Chronicle Portsmouth, Virginia
NAV 10
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'KOpOSALS FOR COAL.
Aersr's OrIicT,

Posr OrrrI DEPARTMENT, Nav II, ls4i.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-08
To Dc C0niiaucd.3

THE BITE or A RATTLEsNAKE-Th most simple and convenient remedy, says a cores pondent ofthe Macon Messenger, ever heard of was alum. piece the size of a hickory nut, dissolved in water and drank. or chewed and swallowed, is sufficient havea goodau- thority for saying it has been tried many times, on men and dogs, and that they have invari- able recovered. know of some planters whose hands are exposed to be bitten by rat tlesnakes, who always have them, provided with ii in their pockets, and they have sever al times found use for it.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-08

PoINTs OF 4 HoRsE.-It was forgal| that horse should have three qualIla| woman, three of an OK, three of a muls1 of deer, three of a wolf, three oi a'| three of a fox, three of cat, and thFs snake. Mir. Hooper of the Western and Gardner, gives the following ne ton of this, from Denton Oflutt, the manager
 "Three of a woman, deep chest la som, long hair. Three of an OK, eys1 tril, joints. Of of mule, hool, si'| perseverance. Of a deer, head, lesS' lays well. Of wolf, breast, loln, loP3I sheep, face, patience, mildnoss. OIi ear, tail, foot. Of a cat, walk, action Of a snake, sight, memory, and mouIl;
 Onutt, whose name is mentlon,eo. p. we are told, is much distingushed u tncky, for his success in tanning all1aa la His rules, (as given in the Farmer anu ner, seem to be simple and raiiopal ilrst object Is to conflne llle am" small space. Then approach them 1l r,st X and quietly-induce them to eat sa' h,ll hand-rub them all over with the ,', n, always moving the hand with the s;,i onl of the hair-speak softly and soo;,,a7i '!,na them, rubbing them at the same l,. lnt n' the face and head. Feed them onl9 .', z ately, so that they may be always lwYys. @ take food and water. Never slf'A' blow. k,
 To prevent horse from lying .,s sg' harness, he says, ''tie him down Dn ~,,n so that he cannot get up, and he'r loj ten hours. Then let him get up' s.or, en him for an hour. Give him water . nos hand, and feed him; this tends to .as ,.@' like yoa, removes fear, and fcs'o'' dence.o
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-08

DoN'T Gnow cRoss.-When diversity as sails you, don't grow cross. II prevents, not only sympathy for your misfortunes, but also all offers of assistance. People of benevolent feelings are resulsed by your snappishness. They are obliged to stand aflr of, less you bite them. Take the matter calmly, and like a Christian. And then God will help-and your fellow-men, also.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-08

A aooD roAsr.-WoMAN-Tns 5s a star of inlaney-the day star oi lil. .. <. the evening star of age. Bless os ty,s May we always bask under lils 'A'' auepce til we are sky-high-
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-08

TgAoH vonr children 10 believe that their future livelhoolm depend upon their own exertioae. and carly accastom them 70 some kind of labor Or .Iam.s.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-08

To DYE PcRPLE. The pueple paper shat IS wrapped round loaf sugar, boiled in cider or vinegar makes fine purple slate color. Bol! n iron and pa. ia piece of alum.
The Arkansas banner., 1844-05-08
LETTER OF HON. R. J. WALKER,

Fssatre 10 be 9aneratioa of Tcras-Ll rspiy io tts call of tbe People ofsCanol County, kcatacag. 10 communicate hts eiers oa that subject.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-31
.u.IRRIRD,

In This place, on Wednesday evening last, by the
Rev. L. F. Wilson, Mr.. DESSts W. HARRsos to
Miss MARY MAsos, daughter of the late william
Mason of th, County
1.-The above couple will please accept the thanks
of the printer land more especially of the der'f'
who was rather parsimonious and omniverous') tor
the lot OF cake sent.
On Thursday morning last, by the Rev MI
Henning, Mr. WILLIAM S. SPsscER, ct Washing
ton County. Md, to Miss MARY Ann, daughter OF
Mr. Jacob Newcomer of this County
1.-THE printer (whO knows how to appreciate
such favors) also received from the hsnds Of this
couple goody portion of cake, for which bis &C
nowedgmenls due
On Thursday evening last, by the Rev L. F
Wilson, Mr.. Isaac NgwKIRE, of indianapolis, In
diana, TO Mrs ELLEH SEIBERT of this County.
On the 18th inst. by the Rev. w. Wilson. Nh.
J. GEoRoE WoLFr 10 Miss THERESA T. MAY
daughter Of the late Daniel May, ESQ of York, Pa
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-31

WoRsE THAN THE TooTHAcHE.-A
Du,chman, in pr ceeding to place from
whence he heard the cries OF distress ds-
covered one of his neighbors lying under
a stone wall which had fallen upon HIM
and fractured his legs.
well den, neighbor Vanderdiken, vat
ish de matter vid you 7"
"Vatl Wy you sees my conditions wa
all desc pig stones upon me, and po'h
mine lsgs proke off close py nine poddy, .
"Mne Cot" said Horne, lis b dat all
you followed so like de tivi', | thought
Won was got de tooihacee.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-31

TINS CHrRoKEE NATION A ram y
was circulated q few deys ag OF en'rt
pated troubles IN the Cnerokte neton
but it appears bv 'he FLOWING extract
from letter, dated q, Park lil' or m
9th ulGmo, that the prospect OF din
Guilty his blown over:
ave had prospect OF war last week
but the council of Rogers was not hello.
and the Cherokee troops we're quietly dis
banded after beng under arm two days,
ready TO march to the scene Of conflict. "
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Public Safe.

II WILL offer at public sale, on Friday the 18Th
Il day Of November neat. a, Bedington Mills. q
variety of valuable property. Those who are in
of such articles, viii please to attend as bar
gains may be expected-to wit
One Mahogany Secretary and Book Case;
One Piano Forte and Mahogany Sofa;
One frstra'e Eght-Day Clock;
One elegant Mahogany Centre Table;
Mahogany Tables; Psflor Chairs;
One very large Mantle Looking Glass;
Two handsome F ianklin Stoves;
Two pair Brass Irons;
Two Feather Beds Bouls,ers, and Pillows;
Sundry Bcdsreads, &c &c. and variety Of other
Household and Kitchen Furniture.
Also, one nearly new one-horse Barouche and
Harness, Baltimore make; one one-horse Wagon
and Harness and one young Horse. Sc &c.
Terms A credit of nine months will be- given
on sil sums Of IS and upwards, the purchaser Civ
ing note with approved security; all sums under
S. the cash will be required
UTNo property to be removed until the terms OF
sale are complied with. Attendance by
JOHN I. COOKUS.
Bedngtnn Oct 81 lB44-3w
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ARKANSAS

We have every rsason to believe that
the :, port that Wing Gov, rnor hes be- n
fl.c,ed ~ Arkansas is well grounded. -
A pteman writing from Memphis,
Tenn, under date Of the 18th instant, to
the editor Of the Louisville Journal, says
-"Mr. Pike, Of Arkansas, has just ar
rived flom Little Rock, and says that, as
FAR az heard from the election, enough IS
known to satisfy the Wing party that
Gibson. the Wing candidate is elected
Governor.
As lar as heard from gte,t gains have
been made by the Wings in the Legisla.
ture.--Bdh. amer.
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Fall & Winter Goods,
sEAsONkBLE GOODS.

IN she istfr sock Of Fail and Nlnrtr G nod
n WITCH we have just received, "e respectful,
call the stieutinn OF the Ladies To the following
de.ii able goods which now in season. w
ave beautiful assortment of
Cs.hme,e D'Eco->e, Gnls Plaid-;
Te-sn, Chu.ans Psid- CnAkines;
Neu-laln de "a nc--6 suced sud s'lk stripe;
Suua Plsid- de Lame. SIk--tripe fcrsisns;
AIpacss Plsids--siiiaed and figured;
Gro de Nap and SILK warp Alpacu-i
Coids and Tafsels, Gimp' add Buttons;
SILK. Worsrtd. Alpaca aud CFttOn Hose;
Velvet POINTS and Alpaca Arronsi
Worsted .nd silk Mus;
Linen.caub,i, II itis. aud Pelerines;
B,rre, and C+p Ribbon, aud Flowers;
Cap Nerts and Barred MuSinS;
Edges Lsces and Inserting;
Calicoes Of every price, color. and quality;
We are deter mined To sell upon the m 81 accon,
nnodating terms, aGd invi'r all 10 come aud see
At G. & c, ". DOLLS.
October IL
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SOMETHING NEW.

culver PLATING. by means Of liquid with
- out the use of battery. This liquid is war
raned 10 put genuine siirer, and nothing but
genuine siiver The application is simple quick,
and easy. Any article Of plated ware, such as mil
ltaty apparatus. house furniture, carriage lamps.
or other article. with the plate worn off, can be
restored to look as well as new. For sale by
October 3 VIM DORSEY
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1844-10-31

Will the Richmond Enquirer - sleep
less guardian of Southern 'nsilIutl rs
tell us what it thinks of the Loco Foco
nomination Of Jams 6. Birney in MlchI-
CANT II Wig Convention had done
the like, .he Enquirer would nni h"v" al
lowed III new US ladies of Virginia n
wink If srunt ST. ep for the next IN nth.
N. Y. Tribune.