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Upper ten thousand done 6r0t6M" The New
York correspondent Of the Philadelphia Post To-
lates the following " A novel excitement exists
ar,ong the supper ten thousand in one Of the
fashionable streets in New York above BleecheT.
An elegant house has been rented, furnished 50.
perbIy, and all theapplianees ufout@ard aristocracy
exhibited by reputed widow lady, not many miles
from Ninth street ffer fashionable equipage
caught the eye of the curious nGighborhood, and
forthwith, it was determined that calls must be-
made and the acquaintance ofthe cpulent apd gen.
teel lady cultivated. With such imposing appear
ances, it was impossible that birth could be menia
or her wealth other than hereditary 1t hass been
vaguely whispered within a few days. that the
widow in question is a celebrated retired eOYr-
texan who by her trade has made a splendid
fortuue, and now proposes to take her position
among the Upper ten thousand The neigh
borhood is in paroxism of rage, and some
Of the fashionable verdant ones have been done
Brown
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Milton Warehouse.

VUNhe Milton house having been thoroughly
Il paired, is now open for the reception of Tobacco
and other produce. Henry Rose and Ellis G. Bowler
have been appointed and qualified Inspectors at thi.
Ware house, and will be at all times ready to attend 10
the duties of their appointment.
Mr. Bowler or his son. who will reside the prem
ses will attend the receiving and forwarding Of pro-
duce and Goods sent to my =.
o. The charges are reduced unusually low. For
Storage Tobacco Is cent per hhd Other articles in
proportion.
NJ. PALMER, Proprietor:
Milton, April 4, 1916. - -.rs 645-st
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NEW
SPRING AND SUMNER
GO q D 8.
OLIVER & PROCTER,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

UA HtC41A
HAVE just received and are opening at fheiI
u Il store, five doors south of Williams, Haywood g.
Co.'S Drug Store, complete and elegant assortment of
Goods in their line to which they invite attention. en-
bracing blue, black and fancy CLOTHS, of every de-
scriPtion plain and fancy CASSIMERES, double and
single milled DRAP DETE, plain and figured, for
summer coats and pantaloons, DRILLINGS of every
variety SCHALLYS, SAfINS, figured SILKS, and
MARSEILLES; together with general assortment of
Fancy Articles, -
TO wit Stocks, ScarEs Neck-es Gloves Suspenders,
Shirt CollaIs very elegant, &c. sc.
The above Goods will be manufactured to order at the
shortest notice, and be recommended with great
confidence, having been selected by Mr.. OLIVER in
person in the Northern markets, within the last two
weeks and will be sold from twenty TO twenty-five per
cent less than ordinary credit prices Recolect that
OLIVER & Proctor have reduced the prices Of clothing
in this city, since their commencement in business,
fIcenty :fue per cent!
We now return thanks to our numerous friends, for
the very liberal support have received at het hands,
and hope by attention and desire to please, to merit its
continuance. OLIVER & PROCTER.
P. S. The latest London, Paris and Northern FASH
IONS, just at hand
Raleigh, March 25, Is45: 642-6t.
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/, From sbs 81. Louis Rs,.iIls.
soNG OF THE EDITOR. 2 7

= . "a s. ..-
5a yasyla5 ad5 By JOHN BROWN. vi a,-t.s-.
..af-o5 Snl Sit! Sit!- SIC. d. ea
From natfn hour fin twilight gloom v.s, r. rg
He's a (" fixture" there in his duskY room r. l.
Away the moments fit, m f.ns al.
And fhe world outside, with joyous din, r
Moves gaily on-but The world within
Is labor and toll. and care
No turn knows he in the weary day
But the turn that shows the pivot's play,
- As he turns in his easy chair!
.'.at- ~ ia a Think Think! Think!
In the Smiths bright forge the FIRE glows, a
But Ihe Smith himself the bellows blows
Uhheard the hammers clinkl r
Not so the fire that lights the brain
OF him who wears the galley chain, a't
~ Or makes the press gang go! ".
He must fash with light, and glow with heat,
With quill in hand his brain must beat
But never indulge blotO, 10 al. r.
.-.'....o,'ao Write Write Write
Tho fancy soar ON tired wing,
She must still her tribute celestial bring,
Nor own weary fight!
And Reasons powers and Mem'ry's store,
Must prove their strength and bring the lore
. Antique, and sage, and mystic 3
For these, TO the uttermost thought and particle,
Must go in to-morrow's Heading artlcle"-
VI argumentAwlt-staiistic !
Lie Lie Lie! IT,.
If he happen 10 be a party hack
He must echo the yell Of the greedy pack,
And shout the demon cry
To Honor'S appeal he must never bark
But aim, ike Death, at shining mark,
As he speeds the poisoH'd dart
And then, wien the battle SO fierce is o'et,
And the victors appoftfon the captur'd store
Their thanks shall be his part
Clip Clip Clip -.
NO "cabbaging" shears his hand doth bold,
But those with which the current gold,
BY lawful right he'll clp,-- ....
The Devil" is goae. but he will not fad
Of prompt return with the "morninR'S mailN--
A basket full Of e1tchdngeS"-
And then the editor opens and skins ..
Accidents-de -diseoveries--whimS-
As over the world he ranges
Paste Paste Paste!
With cdmel's hair brush, broken cup
He gathers the scattered paragraphs up,
And sticks them on in haste!
The " Devil" appears with grin and bow
Please sir they're waitin' for copy now,H
He says, il accents solemn
The foreman thinks he'll soon impose
The outside form with scraps Of prose
And the leader may be a column :"
Pay Pay Pay! ..
The " world" is done work on Saturday night,
And bounds with step of gay delight
To his wife and babes away
But round the Editor, see q score
OF honest jours;'' who tease him sore
And he may moi be unheedful -
Tho bright Is the wit that can funish there.
The means TO relieve them all from care ..-
BY shelling them out the " needful n' ..-
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Jury, said Western attorney, / ar satisfied Of
your integrity and sense Of justice, and 20
ar myclent; and respec. your honesty 80 lnuch,
that If were rich as Jacob Astoria, l scoTn to
influence you in any manner possible, without no
attention of woundin, your feelins, which are no
doubt as, tender as barked shins-that If your
verdict is in favor Of my client Il ar nay settled
intention to take you to the doggery for a drink
twice round, the judge and constable included, but
il you are deaf TO the voice O. law and honor, just
as soon az the court is adjourned, We mean to
lick you like hi
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

RICHARDS, BASSETT & ABORN,
I49 PEARL ST. NEW YOTK,
Are receiving and offer for sale5 at the lOceS market
prices, very large stock of
Cloths, CGssimeres, TVatstcodtings; and
FANCY DRY GOODS,
ENGLISH AND FRENCH MANUFACTURE;
Including gras and trimmings of every description, for
OWfHers and Merchant IdilorS:
those who resort market for their supplies
will find it to their interest visit store and exam
inc stock.
New York, Feb. 4, lS45. 537-St.
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The Force Of Habit. A IaughabIe story Is
told Of miser, who, being at the point 0: death,
resolved to give all his money to nephew, at
whose hands he had experienced some little kind
ness. "Sam," said .he-iOr that was his RePhew's
name-"Sam, l am about to leave the world, and
$50, 600, only ,binki Yes, / feel weaker and
weaker; think shall die IN two or three hours.
Oh, yes, Sam, ! am goiDg-giVe me two per
cent and you may have the money now"
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TERMS,
THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD

THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDAR
rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY, AT q - ,
THREE DOLLARS PER ANNUM, IN ADVANCE,
bose nersons who remit by Mail (postage paid) Five
Dollars, will be entitled to receipt for Six Dollars
two eoPes 6e
For four cOpies' $a0 0O @
se len &c 3 ~ w
tuoenty" .f: ~ 80 W
The same rate for six months.
person procuring and forwarding FIVE subscribers
with the cash ($15), will be entitled to the Standard
one year free Of charge -,
AnVERTIsEMENFs, not exceeding fourteen lines, win
he inserted one time for One Dollar, and twenty
ents for each subsequent insertion those of greater
Ingth in proportion Court Orders and Judicial I'D
rerfisene,lts will be charged twenty-five per cent
bioher than the above rates. A deduction of 1918
naI cent will be made to those who advertise by the
ear as- If the number of insertions be not marked
On them they will be continued until ordered out.
Letters to the Editor must free Of postage, they
NAV not be attended 10. ,........ :,...... -
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New York City Advertisements.
r. HOVEY'S " ! (
TRUNK MANUFACTORH,
1873 PEARL STREET, ..
(OpPosIr CEDAR sTREET) -NEW YORK.

LEATHER, Seal, Hide, and Canvas Packing Trunks,
Ladies' and Gentlemens' Hat Cases and Travelling
Bags valises Carpet Bags Hobby Horses, VeOcpedes,
sc. Russia, Black, Green. Russet, and Sole Leather
Folio Trunks suitable for the Army and navy, on the
most favorable terms. Sold Wholesale and Retail In
quantities to suit Purchasers.
g Citizens and erchnht5 from the Country n'e tn
pted to cuHas a6OUe before making their purchases
Anril @ Silly.
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TO afford Parents and Guardians an
idea of the necessary expense educating Young La
y at ST. Marys School, the Rector adds, that for the
sum of $500, year, he will become responsible for
her Board, and instruction in English, French and Mu-
sic, her Books, Clothing, and incidental expense
April 23d, lS46
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XMPORVANT. SALE,

THE Subscriber, intending to
TTNA leave North Carolina for residence in a
kHtR northwestern Territory, ,offers for sale the
fg4zzz J following valuable property, to wit:
His House and Lot,
Situated in the eastern vicinity of the City, and
enough for the convenience of the resident Also all
his Household and Kitchen Furniture, together with
Or seven
Young and Valuable Negroes.
The above property will be held up for private sale
until Monday the ensuing May Court and if not dis
posed of by that time, it will be offered that day at
public sale to the highest bidder. Terms made known
in due time. w. WHITAKER,J JE
April %, 1945. 546-ts.
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Retort Direct. One John McCuen, Of Paw
tucket having posted his better half she replies in
the Gazette as follows:
I" My husband has posted me as having left his
bed and board wish simply TO say that he
never had any. All the beds to which he lays
claim where given to me by my father.
RosAENA McCUEN."
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PRINCES, TRIMMINGS, &c.
ID. A. BOOTH,

FIIINGES, IRIMMINIS, &C.
ID. "A. BOOTH,
100 WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK,
Importer and Manufacturer
ar PRINCES, for Dresses, Curtains, Carriages,
" Rugs sc. Gimps, Dress Cord and Tassels, Ze-
phyr Worsted, Canvass, SC. Coat Cords Cloak Tasses,
&c. All kinds of Bindings and Fancy Trim mings-A
large assortment of White Cotton Fringes, &c. &C.
He invites attention his assortment, which will be
kept full during the season. he will be receiving the
newest ard most fashionable styles.
offered by the Package or OtheT10ise
Terms and prices shall be such TO give satisfaction.
HJ- All kinds of Trimmings made 10 order.
January 29 1S45. ~. 90 ...f 534-l3t.
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CULTtvATioN OF THE VINE alabama Wines
Every days experience furnishes additional evi.
dence of the peculia: adaptation of the climate
| and soil of Alabama to the culture of the Vine.
We believe there is no country on the face of the
globe where it can be carried to greater degree
| of perfection or attended with greater or more
certain profit. Every variety Of Grape can be
cultivated with very little trouble and expense
The vine yields with wonderful profusion, and
the fruit is remarkable for the richness of its fla
vor. The numerous vineyards which surround
our city, though on q limited scale, and intend.
ed for nothing more than convenience, ornament
and luxury, furnishes incontestible evidence Of the
truth of our remarks. No one, we will venture
to say, could have visited the beautiful vineyards
of Captain Fowler or Mr.. Donaldson In this vi
cinity, last season, without being struck with as
constituent at the vast quantity of delicious fruit
produced at so little trouble and expense. These
remarks have been suggested by the reception of
four bottles of Wine, from our valued friend and
enterprizing fellow citizen, James Magofin, Esq,
of ST. Stephens who has for many years devoted
much attention to the cultivation Of the Vine, and
to whom we have been frequently Indebted, here
tofore, for favors Of similar character to that
which we now gratefully acknowledge. The
four specimen bottles which he has now sent US,
contain as many varieties Of Wine-alI, the pure
juice of our mGtice grape-of fine body and deli
cious flavor. Accompanying the Wine was a
pyiDaIe note, which our friend must excuse US for
publishing in part Mobile AdterIiser
Sr..SrEFHEHs, Ala, March 13, ls45.
Dear Sir; After seeing the strong interest you
take in the agricultural of country through
the columns Of your valuable paper, l could not
deny myself the pleasure of sending you speci-
men Of the VINE produced from the ndtite grape
of our forests in its ndtiUe state, Che Red)-and
also some manufactured from the native grape cut
Eipated both made last October. '-' 5'
Twill jus; remark that the He'd Wine, BY vary
ing the process, can be made to resemble foreign
Claret. am cutivaing our Native Grapes, con
ident that they will give the basis Of some Of the
finest Wines. .a.-. gt4} .t. ?.
One of the WAite Wines, / think with age will
approach nearly Light Sherry. o. 81.
! need not add that each years experience sug-
gests to my mind many inlprorenaents, Of which
hope to avail myself when I am better provided
with the requisite varieties of Grape.
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NO[]l,TIGE.

lust received, and receiving by every arrival Of the
- Cars, direct from New York, large selection Of
fashionable - t'.f' - -, = -
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MONEY MARK EFT.

Inurs0ay, Octs oO-o = sMs
The Market indicated some frmness day, although
the sales in several instances at the frst board showed
decline. Morris Canal fell on about Ii Farmers Loan
u; Stonington I; Illinois went up q. There Is a
better feeling in the street.
At the second board advance realised not only
the quotations early in the day but those
of yesterday Tho quotations Of the second board
day show an advance of the hrst board of per
cent In Morris Canal In Nor wich aud Worcester II per
cent Long Island and Canton H. II will be seen by
the rapid rise quotations for railroad stocks that they
are the favortes Notwithstanding the advance in these
stocks within the past week. of ten or twelve per cent
the daily sales still continue large and they occupy al
most the exclusive attention of both boards The
transactions in Norwich and Worcester, and Long
Island, appear to be extensive than in any other
and In these the improvement has been the largest per
cent Harlem has hardly got started yet, but IL will
come up in time The margin for rise in the first man,
cd railroad stocks much greater than in Harlem
which accounts in measure for the rapid advance.
The folio wing announcement appeared in one Of the
Albany papers of yesterday =
The steamer Oregon has been oifhdrapn from ke Id.
son, and placed on the Sound
This may not appear to the unintiated az anything Of
movement Of very important character, v hen the mo-
tive IL taken into consideration The great rise in Nor
wish and Worcester, Long Island and stonington rail-
road stocks, within the past eek co. made
Of the bears desperate and induced them put otbs
most magnificent boats that float upon the navigation
Of the Long Island SOUND for the purpose Of continuing
the opposition to these three rail roads upon very sxtcn
sivs SCALE to reduce possible the value Of these stocks,
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Circuit Court

BefOf6 Judge EdWards.
Jas F. Depeyster ct al u.s. The Sun Mutual Insurance
Co.-Ths was action marine policy effected up
quantity Of hides shipped on board the Alfred
Hammond" her homeward voyage from port in Spa
nish Main A motion made for a non.suit on two
grounds FIRST that plaintiff has given proof Of interest
which is prerequisite to recovery well proof of
losssecondy that there deviation by the vessel
which worked forfeiture of the policy to meet the
first objection plaintiffs relied upon correspondence be-
tween plaintiffs attorney and the president Of the com
pany who in reply to the attorneys letter requesting
arrangement without litigation asked to be inform
ed Of the grounds Of the plaintiff claim and reminding
him that in any event, the unseaworhness Of the
sci would be relied onths the plaintiff insists is wal
proof of interest and abandonment of any other
ground of defence than this de-
PENDANTS insisted waiver the attorneys letter be-
ing offer ofcompromise and the secretarys letter did
to deviation deliberately discussed by the Counsel
at great length and testimony to the usage Of
granted
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Police Intelligence,

Der 30-7He Rssuk of the Stabhme Case-John
George Kempf, the person who was stabbed sa,ur.
day night by VIM. Harper at the POI house at the
cor OF Sd and l3lst street. died yesterday morn
inc about INSTRUMENTATION having set in on the
proceeding day. The particulars OF the case were
ubshed IN the Herald on Monday morning. The Coro-
ner was called to hold an inquest which will probably be
completed to-day. There is doubt that Harper will
be committed by the Coroner.
Ertensive Freud A young man, said to be very re-
specially connected has recently been obtaining from
one or firms in this city, upwards OF $63 900
of property, with which, the proceeds from which,
he has absconded from the city.
An .dbsconding Debor.A reward Of 81 900 Offer
ed Yesterday for the arrest of named julius Phil.
lips who is said has absconded from Boston, having
obtained about $4,000 worth Of property from various
firms in that city
The Old Game "A young man named James Williams
engaged board at the house Of Mr.. Gilbert Horne OF
Avenue &, 9th street. and had tin box deposited
In room, which was occupied by two young men named
Zimmerman and Wells. In the course of the evening
he went out and took with him watch worth Slb SIS in
money from the trunk of Mr.. Wells and So from the
trunk Of Mr. Zimmerman. His tin box opened and
found to contain a quantity OF limo
Robbery in Kingston. Mr.. w. Davidson of Kingston
Ulster county, robbed last Monday evening Of up
wards of 400 In American gold consisting of eagles
half eagles and quarter eagles, with which the
thief escaped to this city, arriving here on Tuesday
morning last.
Female Pickpockef.-A female named Matilda Stafford
arrested last night detained to answer charge
OF relieving the pockets OF countryman Of number
s9vereigna.
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Malls for Europe.

The letter bags of the steam ship IIibernia, for
Halifax and Liverpool will close in this city this af-
ternoon at half past three o'clock.
The evening edition of the Herald, with the most
important political, financial, fashionable and thea
rical intelligence that has transpired since tie de-
parture of the Great Britain, will be published at
halt past two o'clock, in time for the steamers
mail
This edition, in wrappers, can be had at two cents
per copy,
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Weekly Herald.

The Weekly Herald, with two beautiful pretoria
views in Oregon and on the Rocky Mountains, and
an engraving of curiously looking philosopher
called Chinese warrior, illustrating Hemisz' inter-
esting lectures on the Central Flowery Land, will
be published at 8 O'Clock tomorrow morning. 1t
will also contain all the interesting and important
news of the week
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ent is sustained only by genuine certificates which all
have the residences Of the donors appended This enables
satisfy yourselves that will all cases. either young or
adult the falling of Of the Hair on Bald Parts
eradicate Pityasis-Dandruf, Scu &c. makes the Hair
soft and curly.
Ladies try Principal Office 10 Nassau For agents
and certificates advertisement
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PhaIon,s Great Hair Inv,rorator.

d dhe locks which wave ia beauty oeI the brow,
There has been nothing invented the Of usefulness for
the hair that equals Phaons Hair Basam. If the hair exit
bits the least Of decay wekness compound
adds vigor he roots and beauty well rene
sold by f. Phaon 2 Broadway opposite st. Pauls church.
For agents advertise ment
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Oolong Is fine do S. Young Hyson, superb articles
IS and Gs the wholesale and retail Of CASTOR Tea
Company 63 Greenwich street. Courtland
street and 1913 Chatham between Pearl aud Rose ve
The reputation for uprgh. dealing and for the high
unrivaled We earnestly recommend families, country
chants and the whole public this very respectable establish
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most extraordinary instances othe perfection which
dulty and Practice enable to strongly exemped
THE truly astonishing eats Of Natural Magic performed
the Herr Alexander who purposes atNib,
los on Monday week From what we have heard we had
imagined him Of kin old gentleman Of rather
questionable reputaon but from what have
almost disposed to believe him TO be the himself
al the same time confess he affords exceedingly
sentemanly Teprs senlation sfthe character.
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stfeet-We requested by Mr.. Reysa state, tn the
only persons connected with the Independent Police Office
are those whose with their another
column Of our paper.
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Toilet Articles.-,rhe most choice or Iul,in,s

Guerlains Rousses and Prevosts Extracts, Hair ard
Shaving Brushes Shaving Creams and Soaps Combs Of the
most beautiful finish Razors from the celebrated
ration belonging to the toilet. For sale by
o. SAUNDERS * SON, TT Broadway,
opposite Howards Hotel.
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More Foreign News.

Two steamers are now nearly due-the Massa-
chusetts at this port, with advces from Liverpool
10 the 18th, and the Caledonia at Boston with dates
TO the 10Th inst.
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subscribers in the country receiving their papers in
yellow envelopes, will understand that their term Of
subscription has nearly expired
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otnpED PclsM 1t is stated that al The late cat
we snow ~ new mode was practiced to evade
ls INV ,eiave 70 selling liquor Passengers were car
nishsd with horn gratis, - V''''' a'' -
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hide and seek through the tstered Of hs breech
asked Mike when did one Of these nabobs rolling
even premature deaths of the poor men, think Of in
vitng his ragged friendr to dinner Mike, then. after
slap at the system Of giving the public work out by
contract described the democratic party mainly
posed Of the working How then did il happen he
asked. that on the ticket not working mans name
was to be found Mike concluded by moving that the
name Of Samuel j. Tilden be struck from the ticket
Here DR.. Vache mysteriously disappeared from the
stand -slopedand made his way rapidly down stairs.
Mike Walsh's notion however, was seconded put and
carried by reclamation and the Hall still densey
crowded.
amid shouts yells confusion and several small rows
the meeting broke up.
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A young hdy at New Richmond, Ohio, in needy
circumstances has received intelligence from England,
that by the dssth ofa relative she ID heir TO E40000
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The Jefferson Conaty(N. ~ Democrat. publish
cd the home of sas Wright comes out In favor Of
his nomination for the Presidency In ls4s