davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20
JRSDA Y. FEBR RY 90, 1851.

arrive mex month Afarch.l Contracts for
the erstructnFe are made ana it is the
earnest desire of the Board 10 have the.
cars rnnning to Chronicle l33 miies) as
early IN he coming summer S possible
Bntto do this vii require considerable cx-
Heiditure, and punctuality on the part Of
the Stockholders is therefore Indispensable!
Although it is not expected that much in.
Come will he realized from the use of SO
niles, over the working expenses, vet it
will furnish the city with large supplies of
wood, timber and stone, and be of material
value IN the transp sportation ofsuppIies. &c.
to the contractors above, and thus cheap
en- the cost of graduation, &c.. on the upper
portion of the shne. 1t is the design of the
Board to have the work of graduation conn
menced between the 33 mile station and
the Bnckatunna 40 mile station) next fall,
or as soon as practicable after tile compile
ton of the present contracts.
All Of which is respectfully submitted.
FRANCIS b. CLARK,
CHARLES GASCOIGNE,
JOHN eBLOODGOOD
Erecutire COMMITTEE.
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20

RUTH IS LEFT FREE TO COMBAT IT, --Jey9er.
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20

ssnrs 81
Yrr1cE on the South East corner of Main asad ct
John Strcets ipneas sateIg above the trocef FSt0r
Of TAOnlas III. Williams.
TERMS
sTHrrE DoLLARs a year invariably IN advance,
executing Town subscribers, who will be chaTg-
ed S. so when pay ment is delayed SIX months,
and 81 90 if not paid until the end OF the year..
i RATES OF ADVERTIsING:
One Dollar square for first insertio on; and 90
Gems assu,Iare for each continuance 4 en- lines
or less constitute a square
spRoFEssfoNAL CARDS a year 5@IO OO.
For less time ST % per month.
p Profassonal Cards published q paper fur sll-
ed one year at $12 90.
OprrUARY NoTIcEs exceeding is lines chargg-
ed at the. discretion of the Publisher.
ApvERT1 sEstENrs for the year contracted .for
at liberal discount.
All Communications addressed to the EDITOR
must be post paid, inorder to insure attentlon.ss
JOB PRINTING
OF. all kinds NEATLY and PROMPTLY executed
BLANKS
For Sheriffs, Magistrates, Constables, Clerks
&c. furnished at shortest notice, from 81 20 to
ST so q qiire according TO quality
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20
15fle l9rfillltl IS pllijItcasI

1s.rraIrsirrD EvERv THuRsnAx MoRNlNes
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20

gTNHE Undersigned hay ing purchased Of arnes
II B. Gray, hls entire stock of Goods colnprls
ware, grockery &c, would respectfully Solicit
the patronage Of his friends. GA "
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20
KHRKsEY, SHEPPARD $ RRAY

TT1solesnle and -IGetaal GfocefS.
% & "a Commerce ST., corner of st. Michael
MOBILE.
f M KrRKsEY,
Jas G. SHEPPARD,
C. S. BRAY. 19-1y
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20

,rr.cr on Tie South East corner Of Main and Sc
John Stfcets iguseasatelg ddoee tae Grocery fssor
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20

pensation of each smembersof the Senate
and Housen of RepfesatatiYess has been Ss
q day, during. the period Of lis attendance
m Congress, without deduction in case of
sickness s and SO for every twenty miles
travel, in the usual road, iii going and
returnlng from the seat Of government
lLhecompensatIonso etlle fsssident of the
Senate sz1y0-tenzpOxe aud the SIieslser of the
House Of epresentatiYes, IS $16ass-sy.
THE JuDIcIAItv THE SUrREAsE CoUET or
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20
G. BALDWIN,

OLD SERIES, VOL IX no: is.
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20
BUSINESS CARDS.

CLOUGH. ELSTON & Co, Commission Mer-
- chants, Mobile, Ala. Jan, ls5O-19-1y
YXY a. SMITH, tSnecessor 70 Dabaey s SMITH
w Grocer No. SO Commerce street. Mobile.
Alabama. Jan, '5O-l9-1y
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20
MOHELE IRON STORE.
GEO. Al. ARNOLD,

WHOLESALE AND Tall Dealer IN s189
Hats, Caps, Combs, ROnnets,
Umbrellas, BandbO0es, SC.
Jan. 1850. 19-1y 4
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20
ALABAMA DRUG STORE.

Sign of the Green Mortar,
Commerce and Dauphill Streets, Mobile
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20

-
Dealers in Draams, Chemicals, Patent Medicines
Snufs, Perfanery Landreth S Garden
and Field Seeds Oils, BE.
1z- The attention of Planters, Physicians and
Country Merchans is respectfully solicited
an. 1850. I9-1ys
The primitive Republican., 1851-02-20

OF all kinds NEATLY and PRoMPTIy executed.
BLANKS
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
NV Advertisement.

TN addressing the public this Fall, would re-
i turn my best thanks for tho very liberal pa
stronage extended to me, and beg to assure my
numerous and increasing patrons that every effort
will he used, TO merit and retain their favor
InSorder TO meet the large demands, have IN
creased my stock of
plain and Fancy Dry Goods
,o an extent, that only large and continued de-,
,o,nJs would warrant. | am therefore enabled
to offer
to purchasers of Dry Goods TO which my a'ten-
ton this FALL has been exclusively devoted.
The Goods must be paid ior and TO enable me
TO do so, must have the cash, being able and WILL
ling to sell them at Charleston cash prices
Every piece of Goods in Stock has received nv
closest attention, and am willing to stake my re-
putation on any and every artic le recommended
1t cannot be expected that should enumeraie
every article of my recent purchases. a few ol
them will be found "like orient pearls at random
strung" III the adjoining columns OF the "JournaP'
to which our attention is respectfully invited.
JAMES WILSON,
Camden. Oct. g. Palmetto Cash Store.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
J,INEN GOODS

LINEN GUUUo
TUsT marked off and ready for sale: Irish Linens.
j warranted pure Flax. Pillow Case LinrI,. Linen
Shcetng, Long Lawns and French Cambrics, Bird Eye
D;ansr Damask Table Cloths Cold Table Covers, boy.
lies and Napkins Bleach and Brown Damask all widths
Linen Camhric EIandk IA from 10 cents. upwards Lawn
Fandk.fs of every quality, with abundant supply o
Towelngs at all prices, al JAMES Wli>oNS ..
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
II :; n JiWss, WINDOW GLASS, sc.

TINE subzcrisr + receiving and keeps constantly on
Of the .s
,hs ,srv best Hair, Tooth and Paint Brushes
GTsinsx ., and Blenders Always hand Window Glass
Of ali sizes Paint Oil, Lamp Oils Turpentlne Irusses'
Surgical instruments Patent Msdsnes 1c; o. Of Inbn
a. ts.s he banakerchef Oils, OK Marowa, and Eau Lus.
traIs for the Hair Hair Dyes for gentlemen who nave
become pemaey Grey cGognss Of all .n D1es
ut. s y.rietv Transparent Balls. Tooth Pastes and
Powders. Pens, Ink and Paper. Besides China Vases
= rd other ornaments for the Centre Table and Mante
md such lot Of Toys!!!
would do " ell 10 give us call. 1pMp 8
.ept. l6, 1851. IS
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster,

TINE great remedy for rheumatism, Gout, Pain in the
i side, Hip Back, Limbs and joints; Scrouia kngs
Evil, White swelling Hard Iumors, sun JOINTS, anu IN
fixed pains whatever 49, .-s,ST
Where this Plaster is applied, Pain cannot exist has
been beneficial in Of weakness such MS ram aug
Weakness in the stomach, Weak Limbs Affection OF tne
spine Female Weakness, &c. No female, subject to pain
or weakness in The back Sides should be "itnout IL
Married adrs in delicate situations, find great relief from
constantly wearing this Plaster ~
The apocarvrl of the Plaster between the shoulders
has been found certain remedy for cnlds coughs fht-
sic and Affections of the Lungs in their primary stages
1t destroys Inflammation by pespiration. "a
The following commendation is from an agent reslding
at Trenton, Tennessee: sjs.
TnExrov, Gibson Co., Tenn, Nov 'i9
NJessrs Srovl e. Mead-Gentemen: Ihe henIe"
Plaster is becoming popular in this section. ihere
lady in TIN. county w:o savsshe would moi oe s 7ct
Plaster for five hundred dollars Year one was a hi
cd for some time with enlargement OF 's ;
gave her great deal Of pain. The swelling a.t psn
had extended up nearly the ampit, and occasonay s9
erbe line during which she was attended 6y some oi
our best physicians but they gave her no relief Sns
cured box Of the Hebrew Plaster and relieved Dc,
almost Immediately and now she keeps supply ., .s y. a
hand constantly These facts you are at oerty 70 use -
you think proper-they are substantially true.
Respectfully '0"'jjiE JESSE SIS j. WELLS.
Beware of Cnunterieits and Base limitations!
C.UTIoN-The Subscribers are the only genera agIun
in the ouhSern States for rhe sale of this truly valuable
Plaster and, IN order to prevent purchasers oeing IT,
sed on by counterfeit article sold in TINS Guy anu
where for the genuine, they invite particular
the following marks of the genuine:
l. The genuine is put up smooth, engine turned Dot
toned boxes, soldered in.
3 The genuine has the engraved head Of Jew David On
the directions around the box with accompanying record
of court to E. Taylor, Rochester.
ALSO TAKE NOTICE
That the grnune has the signature OF T.. lAftoh on
the steel pate engraved LABEL the top OF each oo1-
initiate which, wilt be prosecuted as forgery. a.,
10
old labels and sold by several dealers in medicine in this
city for the genuine article. ,o,nu,,,eo
BEWARE OF TIT is WORTHLESS
SCOVIL MEAD.
lI3 Chartres ST., N. Orleans, =,
Onlv Apens for the Southern States to whom all orders
and appications for agencies must invariably be ad'
SoIJ ot Workmnns Drug Store, Camden, S. c.; Hall d.
Ropest, Winnsboro', S. c.; Beach Ehney Orangebufg
S. C.: A. Fitch, Columbia 5. c.; Sold at wholesale py
p NJ. Cohen g. Co., Haviland, Harrall e. Co., Charles
ton; Haviand Rease & Co, New York. ,t
novl4 W
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
$500 Reward.

TSCAPED from the Jail Of Kershaw District,
T. s. c., on Monday l4th Of July last Mr. Sam
ueIJ Love, who was convicted of the murder
Of Mr.. Robert j. Lester at Spring term, iS5l.-
Said Love is about feet . inches high, and about
20 or 81 years of age, rather dark hair and OF
sallow complexion, and has rather down ca cast
look, with rather dark grey eyes, with some OF his
front teeth rather decayed, said Love isa carpen-
ter by trade.
will give the above reward to any person VINO
will appehend the sad Love and lodge him in any
;ail in this State, or one hundred and fifty dollars
for his safe confinement in any Jail in the United
States, so that can get him.
JOHN INGRAM, S. X. d.
Aug. II, 64
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18

Ladies' Dress Goods, SC.
A NTIQUE Robes,
n Plain and Fig'd Blk Silks,
Black Turc Satin,
Velours lspahan,
Grape de Chenc,
Six and Linen Jaspers,
Plain and Watcrcd Popins,
colured Cashmeres,
" DeLans,
Black Bombasinc, Mousselin and Alpaca,
French, English and American Prints,
Scotch Ginglams,
Worked Collars, Fronts ard Sleeves,
Real Vallencennes Lace Collars,
Emb'd and plain Linen Cambric flaudk'fs,
Emb'd White Grape Shawls.
Fashionable trimmings,
Infants Enb'd. Bodies and Robes,
For sale by MCDONALD. T. COOPER.
GJ-A few Plain and Fancy Turc Satin, aud silk
Dresses for sale at cost.
Oct 18Th, So #
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
Snices. Gelatime.

DLACK Pepper, Red PePper, Cinnam0n, Nntm9ss
Is Mace Aspice Ginger White Ginger s'e Goopff SEED
White Mustard Seed Cooking Soda, Washing Sofa; i;,,
met received and for sale by r L. Hr.ML :.
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
Dry Goods in Charleston, S. c.

AT THE CHEAP CASH STORE,
Corner of King and Liberty Streets, opposite
the Merchants Hotel.
TNHE subsc ribers would respectfully call the at
Il tenion of their friends, and the public in
general from the upper country, in visiting the
city, to all and examine their entire new stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which have been purchased for cash, and will be
disposed of at very small adv nee upon cost
Our stock consists in part of Ladies' Dress Goods
of all kinds, Negro Cloths, Blankets. Broadcloths
Cassimeres, Vestlngs, Irish Linens, warranted all
pure Flax, French Embroideries in every variety,
Ladies', Misses, and GenlIemen's Hosiery, Bon
net Ribbons, Ladies' and Gentlemen's Silk and
Merino Vests, Domestic Goods Of every descrp-
lion; together with every other artlc e usually
kept in well-seIeced stu of Dry Goods All
articles warranted to prove as represented, and no
abatement in prices.
SOLOMON g. POLLOCK.
Judah B. Pollock, late Of Columbia, s. e. A..
l.. Solomon formerly with II. Levy & ION. OF
Camden, S. G.. sept. 3D. II tt
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18

m PIECES all.woo Plains, very heavy; Georgia
N1D Plains: Southern Linseys; Mallory kerseys, &C.
For sale ut the very lowest prices by, ~. Do>vrv
Semi-weekly Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, South-Carolina) 1851-1852, 1851-11-18
Negro Cloth, Blankets, SC

Negro Cloth, Blankets, &c.
TJEAYY all wool English Plains,
III Genuine Georgia
Heavy Twilled Cotton Warp
Gala Plaid I.nseys,
Marlboro Stripes. etc.
GRAY and White Duff Blankets,
Bath and French Bed Blankets,
Crib and Cradle
Received and for sale by
Oct. 9, 1851. 80 If McDOWALL q 1oorEh.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
Dartmouth College Commencement.

The town of Hanover, \ H., has had Its
share Of the excitement attendant upon Commence
ment Week The exercises al Dartmouth began on
Wednesday with the Anniversaries OF the Literary
Societies.
The PHI Beta Kappa was addressed by Chief JUS
tee GiLcHRIsr. The Poem was delivered by JOHN
G.. SAKE The Grafton Is spoken of as an eloquent,
finished and classical production. The subject was
Classical Education its Relation TO the Duties OF
Active Life" The introduction appertaned to the
general subject of mental culture and the orator
proceeded to show the Indebtedness of the present
generation to the master minds of Greek ami Roman
history what lessons they teach, and how We
NAV profit by then example. Greclan and American
oratory was compared with the following language
IAN Of US have re adj and OF have listened to the
lofty of orator rTalng, TOT nothing mas ye'
SURPASSED the oratcry of Demoshenes The characters
ties great Athenlan are brought before MS IN the
Demosthenes Is mentioned In the simple strength ct
their anguagem their dsmied eioquence-n the Iich-
ness Of Their conoePtons-ln the 'gor WITH winch they
grasp subject, they alike unnvaled But above and
beyond al the calm and manly courage which re,
CARDS politics rs Of the day but satesmansnp as OF an
nur Which Judges everything that conflicts with the dGty
a man 20 MS country ana Is constitution ~ ol no
account the great American stands b., the SIDE oil tue
Justum ct tenacem propositi vrum, &c
May !, SAID the orator stranger 10 hn and 10 YOU
regarding hm SIMPLY fellow citizen and an American
statesman venture 70 remind Yen that tins distinguished
hills that the calm strength OF that majestic intellect was
naured bosom and that he earned ms mrs. honos
theS. academic halls ~
Ofthe Poem, correspondent, Of the Boston 1rar-
eAfr says
TIE poem by John q SAKE, Esl. both witty AMI
WISE 1t was maISed y passages OF gnequaed hgmor
England" The genuine Yankee furnished materials Tor
much keen satire His pecliares, IN poetic eSs, called
forth merry laugh le the recital OF MS virtues
walked every breast conscious pUde that the true Yam
ace i our nearest relative
The Theological Society addressed by Rev
Mr. Swan. of Nashua, n. IL Su5Jec,-Tbe Relation
OF Theology 10 the Scholar
The Societies of the United Fraternity and Social
Friends were without an orator Hon. Caleb Cush-
ing was engaged, but did not appear The hiatus
Was IN part supplied by the address of Rev. Mr.
Swan before the Theological Society.
Another correspondent Of the Trlrsilsr says Of Nj
Webster, that he was invited and expected, this be-
ing the fftieh year since ms graduation fIom this
College, but he is not with US. lie would probably
arrive on Commencement Day
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
From the New-orleans p,cayune, July Is.


Our Texas papers, received this morning
BY mail, reach TO the 18th INST from Galveston
We learn that shocking murder was committed
recently near Austin. About sunrise N the morning.
4 negro stopped AZ The house OF Nh Baker and IN
qnIred the way 10 a neghboT'S. As the family were
about sitting down 10 breakfast Mr. Baker asked the
negro 10 stop, which he did. While he was there,
Col Robertson, OF Austin, called. and upon eXamna-
ion found the negro 10 be a runaway. tie and Nr.
Baker then tied the negro and shut HIM up IN
After Col. Robinson left, the negro got loose. and,
upon Mr. Bakers attempting 10 tie HIM IN the second
time, he resisted and stabbed Mr. h. with Knife
Mrs. seeing her husband IN such perilouS Sliua-
ton, ran 10 his assistance, when the negro turned
and stabbed her, killing her instantly tie then cut
Mr. B. several times in The back and side anu made
his escape. There was no person there at the time,
but the screams OF the children soon brought IN some
OF the nc ghborS, did everything they could for
Mr. b. but there Is little hope Of his recovery The
intelligence Of the affair created great excitement IN
Austin. ana almost every man IN the city, well aS
those of the neighborhood for several miles around
were out IN search OF the murderer.
The Lcr0cG Commercial says that web worm i
dong great damage TO the cotton crop above that
place. They have also M az therdppearance IN the
ncghbOrhOOd of Gohad
The Lqerrnge Monument informs Us that refresh
ing showers have lately fallen IN thar county though
almost too late to be Of much benef, 10 the early
corn which has been seriously injured by drouth.
The cotton crop ana the late corn are promising
On the 7th INST. as an overseer OF DR. PeeoeSs, IN
Washington County. m the act OF whipping a
H. a
time. attacked hlnl and stabbed him twice 10 the
heart Dr. PEBBLES, who was also present struck
the negro With loaded whip. The servant then
turned upOa his master. and had II not been Tor
the timely interference of other negroes the Doctor
would himself have been killed. Jury, composed
OF citizens of the neighborhood gave the negro iar
tral, and sentenced hun TO be hung. The sentence
was carried Into effect on Monday morning, the IN
inst
IN relation 10 politics, correspondent OF the
NoSif ef1q Lcne Stv, writing from COLUMBUS uh-
der date OF July sh says
capt q. Is Lewis addressed the citizens OF Col
oradO countvin the court house on last evening anu
his speech was listened 10 with attention. find tins
morning that he has made great many converts
lie Is the third ont othe FIVE candidates that have al
dressed the citizens OF TIN, county, and he mas taken
the shine OF Of them all Iwould not be surprised II
ne gets the majority OF all the votes IN the county
He Is flying around like ranger, and makes con
yerts wherever he goes"
The editor OF the star states that the above com
munlcaii0n Is one Of many of Ike tenor received IN
TIE previous few day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04

Rsered The Tribune Oecs for ne Tsek sHi,Hg Aug
The Popular Cyolcpsda of BIBLICAL Literature BY John
knIo sNe pp SOC Boston. Gould Lincoln. Sold
Antquiti,s OF the state Of Ncw-York ByE G Squer
lsmo gp SiS Buffalo George II. Derby Co. Sold
Psamsis ol Chsal Melodies ny Thomas Hastings aud
William Bradbury. pp o' Max II Newmm &c ,.
The Star Of the Wise Men. b. Richard { Trench Gin,
Ishi in the Darl Places. From the German Of NeanIer
limo pp. su. Lane seots
A Discourse the Life and abors of Rev Adonram Jud
nn. ID By Rufus BaOCpSk $40 pp. 40. Edward
TIE FiaS Movement, By the Cheyaler Claussen VII.
an Appendix hy Horace Greeley. $40 pp IS Syra-
cusc l. W Hal Sold b, A s Barnes ACo
The Spec.ater In -Four VOLUMES. i2mo phla Thomas
The True ofice OF Civil Go,e nmeni. BY Gerntt Smith
,.c @o pp "a W Bsnede' v..,,.... =, ,,,.,,.
.s@o r. "a Bstoh Gould Lincoln Sold by
n. Thomas, Cowpcthwait 4 Co
1s True Remedy or the Wrongs OF Woman. BY Ca;he
me u beecheT l@mo Pr sSS. Philips. Sampson 4
h'Gss tI.ss. A Domes,ic Tale. l2mo. pp sss D. Ap-
Nsnsh Literature Of the N.ne,eenh Century. By Charles
p,nu,.V !s'els and is',S RI 10 { NJ StytSn.
Life and Manners fom the Au'ohography Of an English
pnsm Eater By Thomas De Quincy l2me. up "a.
Diseases of,he rhrosi and Lungs. b, W W Hail S,h
sa'uou J. hedEclG
~ PERIODICALS AND SERIALS
nraspSacria ian JournSl NJ. 5 : ID Humphrey
5gSn,aAN Of Mechanics No. IS ID Appleton A Co
- send ~
ha'eess New Monthly Magazine. August, Harp,r \
sm Ameuc IA Asllcultunsi. August c Nj Savt,p
~eedworthS Youths Cabinet. August ID A Mood
- worth - WV"
Mothers NJ aSar.ne August h Fla Co
ACo y . r'ai's
Hunt Merchants Magazine. August freeman HIM,
Appleis . MECHANICS Magazine. No s. ID ApnIetan
ACO. NFP'e'on
kaflst Memorial. August. T \ Hatch
The Scsipel August. Adrlance. Shernan To
fsihwseS Retrospect Of PTaci,cal Medicine aad Ssr
sey. Part %. Dan,S Ades
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-08-04
KKNrroky.-The correspondent of tn,

hKNrvoKy.-The correspondent of the
'''s''ssd Tt~e Democrat, twho We suppose. is Rev
VI Fec writes from Lewis Co as follows.
have JUS; returned from short tour with c. N.
,sN lie spoke IN Maysylne, with a very limited
49, nom the Huaker preSS,l to a large audience
VaNsfN attentive one, for more than two hours.
s,.!y vspectiul attention, with repeated cheers of
ts,o'a. A lawyer declared the audience one of
e. ~ anu most discriminating that had been gath
ass uete Tor ave years and - SAID TO me the
nsSlosS, Arer the election, we will organize a
~ a.. Anil-Sla.ery party IN Kentucky. We can
fsnsy thousand votes" SAID he - have heard A
ssesa ea men speak OF CLAWS speech, and thew all
"a IA spp,ovmgly"
S.say mas demonstrated the fact ,ha, the evils Al
S,,s can be discussed IN every County IN the
(os.,,h lie has visited and spoken in abou, eigA,
GorssS, and expects the candidate for Ilentensni.
canvass ~ Vol Geo d Blasey Of Logan County, 10
Ga, ~, ne remaining Counties | suppose e. N
btl,s,ss WI &c, from ten 10 hfeen thousand votes
e,er,S,o S.'ery IN kentucky Is destined TO NEE, an
ketors ~ and perhaps speedily /, canno, s,ani
minds So ~ ana high, can now be earned IN the
ince,,s IN, sne people believe the signs oftAe time
and zoe speedy establishment, o, GOOD nsrT