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no % GODDIN APPERsoN, Auctr,
NEW BRICK TENF

" ALOADlA<I NEW BRICK TENE-
MENT ON THE PLANK ROAD. At ITs IN.
TERSECTiON WITH MADISON STREET. FOR
SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold at auction on
THURSDAY, the 9th December, 1853 at o'clock
r. NJ. that lew brick Tenement on the North line Of
the Flank Read and West line of Madison street.
containing containing rooms, with servants, coal and cow
houses and well OF water in the yard The Lot fronts
80 feet, running back $50 feet.
TERms-One-third cash; balance at 4, s and -
mouths for negotiable notes. interest added and title
retained. ~
no29 GODDIN APPERSON. Apctr
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MRS; HEISkELL, from Augusta, having taken the
above Houses, win be prepared on TUESDAY next,
Lne oth inst, to accommodate the members of the
rates. a. q o. =
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CARPETINGS, OIL CLOTHS, &c
~ The subscriber has on hand handsome assort-
ment of TAPESTRY; Velvet, Three-ply Ingram
and Venetian CARPETING. Also, a handsome as
sortment of FLOOR and TABLE OIL CLOTHS. of
me pest quantity aud latest patterns. All of which
will be sold at the lowest prices
de l-7t+ No 40 Main street cornar iS,L
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NOIICE.-The undersigned beg to in
form the public that C. A. BOTTCHER viii
the purposn OF making purchases and SUPPLYING Ms
WIN al the new fashions for the coming season
ne snail therefore offer present we'll assorted
SOODS, at CONSIDERABLY REDUCED PRE-
CtS, aud respectfully solicit call fom all in want
of any of the above named Goods
Orders tor any special article IN our line will be re-
ceived, and promptly attended to-
no 24-Imt no 49,.
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- The Union line steamer Virginia was sold on
Tuesday for s30,ooa, 70 w w. Shriyer of Wheel
ing
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BY THOMAS w. KEEsEE.

ARGE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD and
- KITCHEN FURNITURE.-MRs. ]. B. ABgoTT
having declined housekeeping viii sell at auction on
MuNDAf, Dec. 9TH, at 10 O'clock at her Boardin =
do9se, Boshers Row. Nos. 229 and 23l Main st eet
all her Household and Kitchen Furniture, comnris.
ing very large and varied assortment.
E Also, hne toned Piano, of Stodard, Worcester
ID lam make.
Terms-Under $50 cash, over that months credit
for approved paper.
Sale to be conducted by
THOC w KErSErn -.
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BY JAMES M. TAYLOR.

OUSE AND LO1 On CLAY ST,
- NEAR CENTRAL RAILROAD, AT AUG.
TlON-on THURSDAY, 9th December, at o'clk.
Z. NJ, upon the premises, will be sold that Framed
House and Lot on the south side of Clay street. ad.
joining the Central Railroad. The House contains 4
rooms with kitchen-all in good order The lot
fronts 20 feet and runs back $50 feet. or less
From its convenience to the heart of the civ and the
Central Depot this property is desirable as resi-
dence for those having business at either place
TERms-One-third cash balance at and months
with interest aud satisfactorily secured
JAMES NJ TAYLOR
de Ibid Anot;o.n~
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON
BROAD STREET, AT AUCTION.-On SA.
TURDAf, Sd December, at o'clock P. NJ upon
the premises, viii be sold hafacre Lots on the up
per end OF Broad street, opposite to the Richmond
college These Lots front on Broad street and run
BACK 10 the Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
and are the most beautiful and desirable Lots in that
city.
Those IN want of really fine lot, and in one of
the best neighborhoods about the civ would do we'll
to attend as the sale i'll take place the day above
named (if far,1 without liu,it or reserve
Terms at sale.
no % JAS TAyInp 49,
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% HEAD OF IMPROVED CATTLE
~eI FOR SALE AT AUCTION-I will sell at INV
farm on the Westham Plank Road, two miles from
December next at II O'Clock, % head of superior
breeds OF MICH COWS. consisting of Ayreshires
Dnrhams and DevoIs. Most of these cattle have
hibted at the recent State Agricultural Fair, pre-
miums we awarded
TERMs--Notes at months with interest, satisfae-
tority endorsed. b w HAxATT
JAMES M. TAYLOR, Auct. mo gad,d
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VALUABLE TENEM ENTS ON
FRANLIN, BETWEEN 22D AND Esd SITS.
FOR SALE AT AUCTION Will be sold on TUES,
DAY the 9th December upon the premises COM
meneing at 81 O'Clock, TWO TENEMENTS, Zone
brick the other wood) on the southside of Franklin
between 22d and sd Streets each fronting about p
feet, running back 80 feet.
TERMS made known on the day of SALE
GODDlS APPERSON,
no <4-otd Auets.
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VIRGINIA cannot produce remedy
showing more home certificates, of the highest
standing IN our community, than BAKERS CELE-
GRATED PREMIUM BITTERS in the cure of
dyspepsia, Nervous Headache, Heartburn Sour
stomach or any arrangement of the bowels or Spine
Affections, &c. We invite those suffering with the
above diseases by all means to give them trial and
get relieved of your suffering.
Price so cents per bottle For sale by Messrs Pu,.
CELL Ladd Il Co, Bennett 4 Beers Alexende,
Duval' Adie Gray, Charles Millspaugh, and Drug.
gIss generally throughout the city. Also, by Todd
christian, Petersburg; d. r. Lyman, Lynchburg Kina
g 10y, Norfolk DIR. Z. Camm, Williamsburg.
Il Orders addressed TO E. BAKER, Richmond
va, will receive prompt attention no Is
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'NO CAPITALISTS.-VALUABLE

HfO CAPITALISTS.-V ALUA ABLE
L REAL ESTATE FOR SALE IN STANTON
| am authorised TO sell, on very accommodating
ton, owned by Henry w. Moncure, Esq. 1t consists
OF two large Lots known the Matthews lot and the
Hill lot and OF the property known by the name OF
first two lots may be divided as to afford most De-
srabe sites for buildings being in the central part of
the town The value OF the Mill Property cannot be
Two nightly estlmated-it occupies one entire square
The water is sufficient to operate mills there be-
ing fall of forty eight feet and the stream of water
distance of the railroad depot For cotton woolen
or iron mandatory, or for flour mill and grist
ralll, the site cannot be surpassed
such credit will be given the Mill Property that
man of ent srprise realize the pay nts out of
the profits of the mills Address
HUGH w. SHEFFEY
Agent for H. w Moncure
Stsun.on, Nov. o, 1855 No 29N6t
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GALE OF HORSES, MULES. COWS
~ HOGS. CORN. FODDER. sHUCKs, STRAW
f r1dsIE iMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD FUR.
NITURE, &c-Will be sold on THURSDAY the
9th day Of December 1853, at ''High Meadow on
the New Bridge Road. about II miles East ofthe city
farm consisting of most valuable parcel of Horses
Mules, Cows, Hogs, Corn. Fodder, Shucks Straw
farming Implements, Household Furniture, &c.
IEEMs-Aii sums under $50, cash; over that
amount, months credit for approved endorsed ne.
gotiable paper.
no % GOnDIN ApprpcnN
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bl THIS. w. kEESEE.
loFFIcE AT GEO. j. SUMMERS, PEARL sTREEr1
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FUR.
IL NITURE. FINE YOUNG COW. lie. AT
AUCTiON.-Will be sold at auction on TUESDAY
next the 9Th of December commencing at 10 O'clock
az the residence OF Mrs Muse, upper end of Clay
street all of her Household and Kitchen FURNI.
fukE, consisting of the usual variety
Also, one fine young cow. raised in the city,
de THOMAS w. KEESEE Auctr
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NALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN nII

TION.-SVill be sold, on the remises on MONDAY,
18th Deer 1888 tmmencing at 81 o'clock, P. NJ that
valuable grocery stand on I'd street. the bu-
rying ground. The lot fronts feet on the west line
of I'd street. running back Baker street. l29 feet
Also, neat residence on st. Stephen street, be-
family. -" -
TERMs-One third cash. balance at and months
tor gotabe notes. interest added and title retained
no. GODDIN l. APPERSON.
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HoLLOWAY's OINTMENT AND

"a PILLS HAVE CURED BAD LEG AFTER
THIRTEEN YEARS OF SUFFERING-Mrs Anne
Smith, of Hemel Hampstead, suffered with wounds
in her leg for thirteen years. during which period she
was under come Of the cleverest surgeons OF the
all their experience. none of them could heal this
dreadful bad leg Mrs. Smith finding ell their rene
dies useless was persuaded to give Holloway's ONT
in an incredible short space of time, and she now
feels pleasure in Blasting of the wonderful efficacy
of Hoifeway's Ontmen Mt aud Pills
Sold by the Proprietor, PA, Strand, fnear TempI.
Bar London, and by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire and by
those of the United States in Pots and Boxes at S
cents, 81 cents, and 81 50 each. Wholesale by the
principal Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A. b q p. SANDS, New York, andPURCELL, LADD
CO, Richmond Va.
There is very considerable saving in taking the lar.
ger sizes.
n. 3. Directions for the guidance Of Patients are
atlxed 10 each ret or Box. 40 3o-lw
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NA ON 18TH, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wili he
sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the 9Th Decem
bel, 1883 upon the premises, commencing at o'cpk
that most valuable Brick Store and Warehouse III
being of those recently occupied by the late firm
of 5. McGru6er Sons, on the eastern line of 18th
street, between Main and Gary streets fronting on
SAID 18th st q S-l2 feet running back 49 feet to an
alley y feet wide The main store extends in rear
about 100 feet besides shed in rear fronting on the
said alley. The buildings all new and are located
in part of the city where storehouses are in great
demand tits believed that there is no real estate in
market ct this time which offer greater inducements
to capitalists, in which TO invest their funds
Terms-One Fourth cash, balance at six twelve
and eighteen months for ne gotiabe notes Interest
added. secured by trust deed or title retained.
o26 GODDIN & APpERSON
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IURE FOR THE BLUES.-Ihe Stray
~ Yankee in Texas. A book of merit
Barringtons Sketches of his OWL .ilI!s; IA Of wit
and humor.
Moore's Life of Sheridan very pGrEla 'qsrk.
Haydon's Autibrography-a work Of are fierit
Together with many new and porul,l books
JAMES WUOUHOUSE
no 80 EsoIe Snns,e
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RANK STOCK-I am authorized to
~ sell 81 shares of Bank of Virginia. and 20 shares
Of farmers Bank Stock. Apply to
GEO. D. FISHER,
AT Office Of Crenshsw Fisher, on the North
no o-ts side Of the Basin
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PIN & APPERSON. Aucts.

HDOVt s4Ie, Will
be sold the Framed STD e and Dwelling, at the corner
OF Canal and 10th streets, occupied by Mr. Tins
alley feet wide. " OK
TERMs.-One-third cash, balance at three and six
months for gotiable notes interest added and tte
retained until last note shall be paid
de ltd GODDfN APPERSON Aucts
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BALTIMORE MINERAL WATER
- Favored with real Sarsaparilla, Ginger. Lemon
scriber will furnish other houses with Babbs pre-
MUM Pop at the same price they have been paving
tor an inferior article For something extra drop n
hns Try this, and you will be come again to
no % ALIENS Arb,,r
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Executors OF JOIN OaFter, decd
JAS. M. TAYLOR, Auctr. nos
THREE LOTS ON BROOKE AVENUE.--After
the above will he sold three vscant Lots Brooke
Avenue adjoining Clay street Chapel--each fronting
abeut 20 feet and running back an average depth of
Terms made to suit purchasers.
de j.. al. t. nct.
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DOSEATE ELIXIR-A FRAGRANT,
III ASTRINGENT WASH FOR THE TEETH
AND GUMS.-This elegant Tooth Wash acn
promptly antiscorbutic and in all cases Of sore
ness Of the mouth and gums it's viii be decidedly
beneficial hardening the gums and making me Ieeth
firm, relieving any of Tenderness AID imParl-
ing its freshness and fragrance 10 the mouth RE-
pared and sold by
-. OF az MAR street
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DREMIUM VENETIAN BLIND s.

DKEMIUM VENETIAN BLIND S -
Il GEO. w. ZIMMERMAN, Venetian Blind Ma
ker, No. 81 Arch street, Philadelphia.
Constantly on hand general assortment of Blinds
wholesale and retail at the lowest prices.
The citizens sf Richmond and vicinity are respect
fully informed that having appointed Messrs HAB-
LlSTON & BROTHER, No. Is Governor street.
Agents, all orders left with hem will meet with
prompt sttenton, and Blinds furnished at PHILA-
DELPHlA PRICES. no l6-3mis
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WINTER AT HAND SURE-ARRI

SUPERIOR CLIPPED HERkINGS.
~ bright aud good, for sale low by =
Del JOHN II, CLAIBORNE.
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IL Riehmoud, Va.
Intending 70 close my business in Richnsnd on the
Ist of January next my whole stock of DRY GOODS
win be sold of TO close. For bargains apply at
once above.
All persons indebted are requested to come for
nary Otherwise the claims mnss be put into the hands
of collector.
The sales of goods viii be exclusively for cash and
at the real cost d.l-zawtfsfJ
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BY GODDIN & APPERSON

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON "a.
' RY, BETWEEN 10Th AND 2lsr STREETS
FOR SALE AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on SAT-,
uRDAf afternoon. the 10th December, 1858, upon
the premises commencing at O'Clock, valuable lot
on the north line of Cary between Goth and 2lst ats
fronting a feet on Cary street, running back the
depth of the lot to an alley
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at and months
Tor negotiable notes. interest added, secured by a
trust deed, or title retained
LOUIS C. H. FINNEY,
Administrator. &c. of Geo. Scherer, decd
Sale conducted by GODDIN L APPERSON. Auc-
llOneefe u no ~ dfl
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GHINGLES.-55, 900 twelge-inch Bunch
~ Shingles; 1900 ten-inch do do Landing from
sehr. Cupid, and for sale by
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LANES B. SHELTON, corner Of Broad

ELoUR AND COMMISSION STORE.
= The Subscriber Is now receiving, on consign-
ment, hyperion Family, extra, and Bakers Snperiine
FLOUR, from the best mills In the Valley
Aiso, fresh Mountain aud Goshen BUTTER; Get
ton Yarns, assorted nnmheTs from Slaaghtsg's eele-
brated Factory 10 FreGercksbnrg, with Machinery
low
no as-ts ]. .. FRY. ss Cary 81.
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Notwithstanding to leave for New
IN Orleans in few days, (about the 18th Decem-
ber,l where | shall spend greater portion of the
winter respectfully offer my services for the trans
action OF any business mich parties may have either
in that city or along the route.
no S-d2w MHNACE
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DEAD THIS ADVERTISEMENTS

I AW NOTICE.-The undersigned have
IL united in the PRACTICE OF LAW, under the
firm of DAY l. WILLIAMS.
They will attend the Courts of the City Of Rich
mond, and the Counties Of Henrco, Goochland, Chess
terfied, and Powhatan.
WIN. WALLACE DAY.
JOHN q. WILLIAMS.
CT Office in Lsle's Building corner of Main and
18th streets, Richmond, Va. no la-lm
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pAILEY'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR

~ A. NORRIS. 81 Main Street, has just received
supply of the second edition of Bailey's new and
poplar ENGLISH GRAMMAR, which is rapidly be-
ing introduced wherever 1t is known. and is destined
Doubt to be the book and the only standard work
on the subject. nov 26
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STOCkS FUK SALE
~ 81, 600 COUPON BONDS VA. l. TENN R. r..
10000 CORPORATION OF LYNCHBURG
5000 do do ALEXANDRIA.
5000 STATE OF VA
For sale In sums to suit purchasers
&C 28-dts C. WPURCELL& Co
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accepted the offer The outside impression Is tna' "'
Jndce will finally accept.
THE CABINET.

W. horove the rumors of a special row in the Caoi-
not which circulated Monday we're without iounda-
- Va d;ssolution of the sort ANTICIPATED was really
,th.rd The President and his official advisers had
-, Ionc and tedious session at the work OF GROWING
~ pno,.nans poitca extinction by sending him to
I,ol,ra the ustrious victim insisted that the Sen
ote shoud give the final conservation 10 tn' SAcficc
so Senator's had made their arrangements 10 ien'o
o.rlv on Monday morning aud there would not oe
,,or,, IN confirm the new Minister; and to prevent
.,h on Inconvenience the President sent them spe-
=, ror,est to stay over so that they might do the
C-. of those Incidents came the runOrs in ques
ton. - , ma. +-,a
,bo ,uornent but as prophecy nothing could be more
oroot They were shadows OF events to come. Inc
C.t;no+ can't hold together The President IL jealous
49, promier. and Gen,Judge Gushing, the Presi
dents next friend is greedy for the place ne Goa
oa Flat he can serve the country splendidy at the
,"1 ofits foreion department dipomatist OF expe-
:o n China versed in the political history and pup
&c &c all nations and polyglOt ngust, ne GER
family has advantages over some o'her less s".0'
ord cultivated statesmen Whether ne mas 'ne Wise
indictment and patient discretion neceSSar! 10 o''a"o
H. moro brilliant qualities is question on when tlce
% agorences of opinion. As to that question: now
ore, Mr. Gushing is decidedly on the "iifh'''o SUI
So we Judge is the President Anu at "u! i'vO'
come unusual and unlikely cause should intervene we
nav be sure that within no great cng'n u 'iO sn'
present Secretary of State will submit 10 ',e SAM pro-
,rh;ob his last Democratic predecessor has just sui
fared He will take the British MISSION anu inc eA
n,..aoobusetts Wing and Tyler will reign in his
oo1 II is on old discovery in Essex that Cushing
.nd crushing" make rhyme.
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HARLAS, formerly in Congress from different District,
and since Secretary of State but he declined. They
have since nominated Hon ROBERT 2. LErcHER, who
has consented TO take the field. This ensures gal
liant contest.
Mr.. Letcher first entered Congress in 1323-neary
thirty years ago-and voted (Feb. 1S25) with Henry
Clay and a majority of his colleagues. TO make John
Quincy Adams President. He continued in Congress
till 1883, repeatedly but unsuccessiay opposed in be-
half of Jacksonism.
In 1893 the State having been newly districted, Mr.
Ietchers District became doubtful aud he nearly
beaten by Col Thomas p. Moore, (Jacksonian) The
run being close the Jackson Sheriff OF the Wing
County of Jessamne refused to return the poll OF his
County when the Sherifis met to compare returns and
declare the result the certificate was given to Col
Moore in defiance of we,l-hnown ma orty OF the en-
tire vote for Mr.. Letcher. Mr. l.. contested, and a
Jackson Congress sent the contestants back to the
People who settled the dispute in favor Of Mr. Letcher
by a decided vote The Legislature Immediately pass
ed an act denouncing penalty against any
Sheriff who should thereafter withhold his poll book at
an official canvass
Mr. Letcher declined further service, but was the
Wbig candidate for Governor in $40, (the Harrison
year, and carried the state Dy over 1oOOO majority
more than was ever given TO any other candidate in
contested election. He has not since been a eandi-
date but was appointed by President Taylor Embassa-
dor to Mexico which post he resigned last year He
has resided in the district since his election as Govern
or but most off never represented by him in Con-
gress that Mr. Breckenridge has the advantage in
local position to speak Of the Partially of nhuen
tial Wing relatives The canvass will be worth atten
ton. Election LIST Monday in August
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TEMPERAsCE.-A large meeting OF the freais Of
Temperance was held at the Hall of the Jamaica Dr.
ion of the Sons of Temperance on Monday evenighs
The meeting was called to order by J. j. Armsua,
Esq, and after the opening prayer Temperance OLE
was sung by Mr.. Bryerson. A. {. FLANAGAN, Esq, VA
then introduced and made an eloquent speech, in Tie
course Of which he reviewed the progress OF the Tempe
rance cause for the last twelve or fifteen years-ren
ing on the mighty work that had been done and The
suits that had followed aud must follow the energet
bors Of the 100000 Sons of Temperance at presai n
the field besides the hosts of friends who belonspGr
Temperance organizations This Reform be truly
commended far outstripped any other moral mo'eneu:
of modern times
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10 The revelations from Rhode Island would seem
to Indicate that that State is the most yena OF any in
the Union The late election is alleged to have been
carried by the most shameless bribery The Providence
Journal after stating that one man spent $4,000 for
election purposes, goes on as follows
In another town where the contest is always close,
man who is an applicant for appointment under the
Government bought a vote for S25 and neither he
nor the vena wretch who took his money would trust
the other-they were pretty well acquainted,-each
took hold of the five five dollar bills by end and
marched to the ballotbox and when the voter dropped
in the envelopes the purchaser let 90 his hold OF the
money. This was shameless case, and was done in
open town meeting in the presence of the voters on
both sides.
Can it be possible that they have no laws in Rhode
Island 10 punish such outrage upon decency as this
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And sorry death /, too, Af,er tha, he len II.
ana again ssiiod under the Democratic banner mn
been Democrat ana left them when opposition 70 4. -
United States Bank We. made test Of the party We
been Democrat VIXEN. the other hand they W., na
advocates of such a measure; and be expected !. %
u'm returning To- Il again some day Shouts II lls,. 9a
lie had been always consistent Laughter hTl
made i point 60 h'long To- al parties n tarn IR-I
laughter llc wa, iu,' now Democrat but how -
sh"u." remain 50 quite uncertain II depended os
course pursued by MIR Pierce man who had been 49,.
President lately. Laughter
Noice-tow about John Tyler1
Mr shaw was the personal friend Of NJ Ty- =.
found TO my sorrow that hiyh hono-, turned lis ~.
and Unsettled bis intellect and made him poor vain 80
Loud laughter.
Mr. ; sand he had now stated his position and give, 1.
believed, clear history of his political Hf.