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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
DRE GOODS * CARPET STORE.
JOIN snILLITo & co.

No, II, FAST FOurth Street. C~IneInnati,O O.
, E~SPECTFULLY inform their customers and
81 pui chaser generally, that they are now open
ing an extensive aud compete assortment OF Fancy
Ind Staple English. French, German aud American
Dry Goods, also, Foreign and American CaTPeting.
impoi ted direct fion Manufacturers.
Floor Oil Cloths, thnropsklg ssssnned. from TO
"a feet in With: slarge stock always on hand
TFsmjlies, Hotel KeePors.Steamboa. owners and
Strangers may depend upon finding the best class Of
goods in our line. ~afVriecs as low as they can be pur-
chased in the Eastern tiles. MsfchS 1854.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
New Orleans Ernrhct.

New ORLEANS, March 20.-The sales Of
Coffee during the week were 10000 bags,
ranging from l0al2c Rio; the stock is TO-.
600 bags, Sales of 600 bbIs mess pork at
$l2,75. Bulk meat, hog round, has decIin-
ed 10 sc. Whiskey csc. Gunny bags l21a
10
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
NrTho Washington correspondent Of

GrThe Washington correspondent Of
the N. Y. Tribune say that Mr.. Campbell,
Of Ohio, is about to Introduce a resolution Or
dering the proper prosecuting officers TO in
suits for the recovery Of outfits paid
10 foreign ministers who have never gone
on the mission TO which they were oppoini-
ed. tits understood there are a number OF
such gentlemen drifting about.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

MRS. RHoDA CHAPfN committed suicide,
in Worcester, Mass last Friday, the 3dinst.
She is supposed to be the Mother of Am asa
and Rufus Chopin. of Martha Washington
celebrity.-LoH Cour.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
REMOVAL,

TVHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
1 friends and Customers, and the community gen
eraliv. that he has rezssced his Store to The nliaiis
room IN Mr.. Skaters neD block, nearly opposite
his former stand, where he will DO happy 10 wait
upon all who favor him with 4 call
Jan 25, 1854. W. T.. WISE.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

MURDER IN CALIFoRNIA.-WilIiam Hig-
gins. Of Athens, Ohio, was shot by a per-
son named Mccain, at Moquolmine Hill,
California. The murder was the result of
some alteration between the parties, in
which it is stated that Mr.. II. was not to
blame. Mccain escaped, and $3.50 is Of
fered for his apprehension. The deceased
was 81 years of age, a butcher, and leaves
a wife and -four. children, His prospects had
been fair for realizing the object of his pur-
suit. His family resides in Athens county
The Messenger says!
"The mortality of these Of cur citizens
who have gone to California during the past
four years has been fearful, indeed. Ofthe
number, we can now recall some fourteen
or fifteen who sleep their last sleep in that
land Of strangers and toil-three or four OF
whom were accidently shot,one murdered in
cold blood, and the rest died Of the diseases
pee Jliar to the climate"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

SUDDEN .DEATH.-Night before last, as
the down train from Cleveland was nearing
this city one of the passengers informed the
Conductor that he felt unwell, and asked
him to obtain a hack for him or arriving at
the depot. When the cars arrived the gen
tleman got out unassisted and took a seat in
the saloon Of the depot, handing the Con-
ductor a check for his baggage. In less
than ten minutes the Conductor returned
and informed him that the hack was ready
but the gentleman not replying, he tapped
him on the shoulder, when TO his astonish
ment, he discovered thathe was dead. The
deceased proved to be Mr.. s E Dean, who
resided on Seventh street, near Walnut
Gin. Eng.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
PARKER VEIN LINE STEAMSHIPS
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
WHEELING L0uISpbLEU, ZINE STEAMERS

THIS magnificent line of steamers are now running
regularly and will stop at Portsmouth every
dav, going down, from 8 10 s O'Clock ? NJ, and up
from g " 10 o'eloekSP, NJ. running. in connection
with the Baltimore andphio Railroad, and IRON Bal
timore TO New Yors wi.hfhe Parker Vein Line" Of
steamships. We are ~pgenfsof the above Lies and
arc authorized TO receipt enough, forgoods and pas
.~sengers; and having a first late wHARF-HoAr, now
moSred Al the ianding in front Of our warehouses, we
are AZ an times prepared TO receive sad forward
pseds, on the most favorable terms. Onr warehou'
ses cover $500 square feet, without cellars. or up
per stories, we can therefore store anralnost uniiIn-
b. f. CONWAY s. CO.,
March 8. Pig Iron Corner, Portsmouth, Ohio
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PAoIrIo RAN RoAD BnL.-one ofthe


PAcIFIc RAIL RoAD BrLL.-one ofthe
greatest projects now on foot in Congress is
the proposed Rail Road to the Pacific
This contemplated improvement is a Ma
tionRl affair of immense magnitude, and if
pushed forward to completion will reflect
great credit on the enterprising spirit Of the
age andbs Of incalculable and LISTING ben
eft to the country. Some weeks ago a
very able Select Committee was appointed
in the United States Senate to consider the
feasibility Of the enterprise, and has since
reported a bill for the construction OF that
enormous work, which bill wns made the
special ordsr for Monday the 97th instant.
1t provides for the construction ola first
class railroad from enc Of the AtlanticStates
West ofthe Mississippi, to some point on
the eastern border Of California the point
and route to be determined by the company
contracting for the work; the Secretary of
War determining the details Of the route,
stations, width Of land, &c.: the road to be
commenced within,three years after the con-
tract is made and finished in seven years
one seventh annually.
II also grants for the construction alter
nate sections of the land within twenty
miles each side of the road; a sun not ex-
ceeding six hundred dollars a mile pr an
mum to be appropriated for carrying the
mail for thirty years, The Secretary
OF War to adv ,rtiss inviting proposals for
the work throughout the country, and the
contractors are TO deposit with the United
States Treasurer $4,000 900 in money, or
United States stock at par as security for
the performances ofths contract. The com
pany to enJsy the profits of the road fer the
term of forty years, at the expiration Of
which time it is to be surrendered to the
Government Of the United States.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

A CURIOUS FACT FOR PHYsIoLoeIsTs.-I
was taking a short ramble in the county Of
Chemung, and had called at the house Of an
old friend, when a man came to the door,
saving that he wanted to obtain a load OF
straw to feed his COW, which was mis- only
support.
On inquiry, we found that for City years,
he had subsistsd wholly only on milk, for
several yearshad been unable TO drink even
butter.milk, swallowing nothing thicker
than pure, milk, 81
His flesh appeared ssft and aabby and
though quite emaciated, and somewhat
dwarfed in body, he still enjoyed very good
health-able to labor, and 10 transact his
own business.-Dunds Record.
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IIoUSE& L65Es 10. sale I'm KOYALToy.
PACKEF LANCASTER

j. y. Newton, Mater.
MILL leaye Lancaster on Tuesdsys, Thursdays
w AMI Saturdays fron foot Of Main Street, st G
o'clock, A VI.
Leave Athens on Mondays, Wednesiavs and Fri.
Gays, from De S~teiger's Warehouse at o'ci0ckA. ".
Fer passage or ircigbt. apply on Board.
Mf.@ A iTi-weekly lima Of Coaches viii
lun between Lancaster and Athens,
aad a daily accommodation line Of
Coaches will run bstwsn Logsn and Lancaster .lezv-
ing Logan ihthe DO ming and returning same dsy.
t.s+stE IN The ninning ofthe above lines
4ltA ofCoaehes and Packets viii be
~ made 20 confirm 20 the arrival
az departure II tie trains on the cincinnati, VIII
mingiaH and ZsEcsYille Railroad
II CROSS, General Agent.
lancaster, March 10, 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

COUNTERFEIT GOLD DoLLARs.-The Gin.
cinnati Sun states that spurious gold dol.
lars are now in circulation in thatscity. In
color the counterfeit coin is a lighter vel.
low than tho genuiue-nearly a straw col
or, the good has a reder tings. To the
touch the false has not the sharp rough feel
of the true;but seems comparatively smooth
and slippery. In sound the bad coin has
no ring, it gives a fiat sound like a brass
button, The execution of the die is good
and affords but slight means of detsction.--
We caution our readers to be careful in TAX
ing this kind of money.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Wool ETarhets.

BALTIMORE, March l8.-Wool-Sales OF
unwashed at 22a24c. washed 33s37c per
ID.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
REMOVAL.

+. Van Tum2,Apy q Counselor at Law,
AsrsineSed higoGl-e 70 Mrs. Green's Rox. on
AZ Main Street, opposite Shelters -Iotsl-E,nter-
ance East Of lIsnisys store.
M,rch I8.Is4- bw
;his Office.
HOUSES LOT fps sale in R0YALToE.
'HllE pDdef.iGard VIII sen al private sale, the fol-
e. loving l9ts II TIE Town Of Royaitoa, fairfield
county. Oslo, - nit Eets Nos 3and "a
On l.a,(SeSais sitfaed aGOOD DWF1~AH
and Ware Roon, sad some Fruit TREES. l.
Terms Of sale and conditions wil b. made known
70 sGpPiicsnft b. tie undersigned on me premises.
March 10. 49, JOlfN HUMEICXHOUS
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sTACEY HorsE.

Opposite the Court House and Fountain
EVANSVILLE, OHIO.
NTFW ADDITIONS are now being made to the fur
~ niiure and convonisnces OF this already First
Class Hotel. Travellers viii find this house decid
cdly the most comfortable piate in GAINESVILLE, and
the proprietor spares 10 pains to make bis guests
comfortable. TiieIe arc attached TO the above house,
elegant BRICK DROVE STABLES. which are very
capacious. WIN A.JONES, Proprietor
March .. is54-l2m-C Courier
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
M~AxIMTLEAN GIANI,

ENTHOLESAEE and retail dealer in Groceries
wv and Provisions. Foreign and Domestic Liquors
and importer OF German Wine.
Main street, Lancaster Ohio. IDLY
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
NEW ADyERrIsEmnNTs.
FARM FOasNLF.

VIE Wisanas ARA adjoining West RIA hviils. not
- having esea I'D At the public Offering, i held
'or private sale. foE terms Of credit apply 10
p. b. EWING.
Narrr -. Lancaster. Ohio.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
FOR RENT.

TNHE store Room in Whites Block, now occupies
by Littlo & MatlRek. The room is In e~desirapl'
ptrt of Main street. and Is convenient and IN goo
n-dor. Auulv soon 70 the undersigncd.
Fcbruaryib. N, ScHLElCHs Reeeiver.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

0TParis, KY, is the great live stock
market in the west. The total amount of
sales on court day, March 9th, was $l05,-
94470. The number Of mules sold was $40.
Many of them wsre brought from Missouri,
Illinois and Indiana.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
NEW ARRANGEMENT.

4 HAVE rEaoyed my Office froEsT allnsdee's Block
Il to Fosters Building. second hoer, and c~ontinue to
give my uAdirided attention to the settlement AID
Of clains in Fairfield and adjoining counties
Lancaster. Nov. p 1879. Z MuMAuGH.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

AMANDA l.. CARTER.-lThe young lady
whose name heads this article, says the Lou
%isviile Democrat, it would seem, from the
correspondence we publish below is old in
intrigue and crime. 1t is not long since she
Was sentenced to the penitsntiary in our
State, but a strong appeal in her behalf,
sent 10 Gov. Powell, procured for her q par
don. We extract this paragraph from a
correspondence to the Cincinnati Colnmbi-
an, written from CLYDE, Ohio, under date of
the 9Th inst;
"You'l remember that we gave a full ac-
{. unit of the adventures Of the "Belle of
B. llsfountains Observation-Disclosures few days
since, and how she fl-sced the learned at
torney eminent divine, and others. She
is now, or was a few days since, in Cincin-
matt. Shs is no less a parsonage than
Amanda l.. Carter, we learn, who a few
years since e'oped from Lafayette, Ind,
with the humbug "Fukir Of silva" and was
overtaken at Charlottesville, and taken back,
and who fell in with DR.. Jones, Of Hippo
tlrome notoriety, and was arrested, tried,
and convicted of forgery on Micheul Kenn,
of the Louisville Hotel, afew months since.
She was sentenced to the Psnitentiary, but
pardoned by the. Governor. She is only
eighteen years Of age, but is old in crime.
Her lilo has bsen an e%yentful one, and
wojAd prove interesting and profitable to the
uthofs,cfieSatanic" lltetalure."
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

PREsiDENT's MESSAGE ON THE BLACK WAR
RIoR ArFAIR.-We find in the Cleveland
papers the following tslesraphic abstract
se the Presidents Message on the Black
Warrior affair. a true cory will soon reach
us:
A message was received from the Presi-
dent in relation to'the Black Warrior affair,
in reply to the resolution of the House; he
SAYS that there have been many instances
Of aggression and insult to the American
hag by the Cuban authorities, and all at
tempts to obtain redress have been fruitless.
He says the seizure Of the Black Warrior is
a clear case of wrong, and it is but reasona-
BILE to expect indemnity therefor as soon as
this uniusdfble and offensive conduct shall
be made known TO tho Spanish Govern
ment. The offending party is at our door,
with large power for aggression, but none,
it is alleged, for reparation The source Of
redress is IN another hemisphere, and an
swers heretofore received have been nero
excuses for misconduct of officials. Meas
urss have already been taken u present to
the Spanish government the wanton inju-
ries ofthe Cuban authorities in the seizure
of the Black Warrior, and to demand imme-
diate Indemnity.
In case the measures taken for an AMIGA
BILE adjustment Of our difficulties with Spain
should unfortunately fail, | shall not hesitate
to use the authority and means which Con-
gross may grant, to ensure the observance
Of our Just rights, to obtain redress for inju-
riss received, and to vindicate the honor oil
our flag. 81
In anticipation ofthst contingcncy,I sug.
gest to Congress the proprtety Of adopting
such Provisional measures as the exigency
may seem to demand.
The message and accompanying docu'
ments were referred TO the Committee OIL
Foreign Affairs, AID ordered to be printed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

w We were not a little surprised last
evening on hearing some very delightful
strains of music in the City Hall, and were
much pleased to learn that it was from the
Band row being organized under the tuition
of that accomplished musical teacher, Mr.
SCHNEIDER, Considering the time they
have been practicing they done remarkably
well, and we feel confidently theymeet with
the proper encouragement, that it Will not
be long until our city will have that which
she is now most sadly in need of-an eff
6cient Brass BAND.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
w. II. WISE,
Is54
1854

FANCY n sTGFLE BRx GooDs,
Middle Room, ShRder's New Block,
(Bstween Tallmadge and Washington Hctels.l
Jan. 95, 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

New York, March 20.--A letter from
Havana states that American citizens in
that place addressed a remonstrancs to Sec
rotary Marcy against the Black Warrior
outrage. Cuban government is silent about
the affair.
II is generally rumored that the French
Admiral has rendered the aid Of his fleet in
case Of any fllibustering attempts from the
United States.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

ONE dF. Pierce" whom II the act did not
imply so gross q derelictisn of duty-ws
Should presume to be the President, is us
ing.his frank to send large quantities ofelec-
,ionsering documents into New Hampshire.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

Noless than sos young men graduated from
the Medical institutions 10 New York city
last week. The Medical Department ofthe
New York University turned out liz Of that
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

TIE best purposes which coal ashes can
be applied to in town or country, ia in maxi
ing garden walks. II well laid down no
weeds or grass will grow, and by use they
become as solid g. more durable than brick.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

.9~J Miss Webster, who has resided about
a year on her farm opposite this city, was
yesterday arraigned before Judge Gray, of
Trimble county, Kentucky, on the charge
that she was suspected of entieing away
slaves, from their owners in that county =
There was no pretence of evidence that she
had in any manner interfsred with any slaves
but it was shown that since her residence in
that county some 30 slaves had escaped
from her neighborhood; also, that Messrs.
Day and Cram, who stand indicted to that
county for snticing away slaves, reside on
the same farm with her, and are her friends
and associates. Also that she had hereto
fore been convicted on a charge ofaiding in
the escape Of slaves. 1t was also shown to
the court by a number Of the most respect
able citizens finer neighborhood that she
was generally suspected OF having had some
thing to do with the recent escape Of slaves
from that vicinity. Upon this evidence, Judg e
Gray required Miss Websterto give bonds,
with securities, in the sum of $40, 900, that
she would be of good behavior, or that she
would give bond in the same amount that
she would leave the State and never return
to it. In default of giving bail as required,
Miss w. is now in the Bedford Jail. This
is indubitably the land of liberty. -Madison
(Ia.) Courier, l6M.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Loss about s22s, 900.

,EB'OTrAwAY CURRY, ESQ, the talented
editor of the Scioto Gasete payed our city
his first visit yesterday. He had barely
time to pay Mount Pleasant a flying "trip"
which he did in company with GEN. SAN
DERsoN, Hswas highly delighted with the
view from that point, and thinks it cannot
be surpassed in the State. We earnestly
hope this will not be his last visit TO Sec
ton of country SO well calculated to please
the man Of refined literary taste. Few pla-
ces in the country can boast Of as many
points ofinterest.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

WENTWORTH * BROTHERS,
Southeast CoFn-r I'M a~.I Fourth stSs
CINCINNATI. OHIO.
E%yEaTr nov IN reesipt Of our usual sssortmen. Of
w Spring Dry Goods. 10 which yge invite your
A~tication- Having purchased largely az the late
hrayy suction sales IN New York, we are enabled to
offer unusual Inducements. Please examine our
toek before purchasing. March. S, 1854
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

New YoRk, March 2O.--The Steamer
Crescent City arrived yesterday afternoon,
from New Orleans and Havana. She sail
ed from Havana on the l4th. Nothing had
transpired at Havana since the seizure OF
t.e Black Warrior.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

New ORLEANS, March ia FIRE broke
out her last night which destroyed Is valu-
able stores, and damaged many others. Sew
erai fremen werstea. injured, and one
killed.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

A NUMBER Of letters written by Gibbcn,
the in6del historian, to his aunt, have re-
Gently been found. in which he expresses
the earnest conviction Of his heartthat re-
lieion Is the best guide ofyouthland the best
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
New mnmpshire EIec,lou.

CONCORD, N. H., March 10. Is54.-The
returns now hourly coming in, give a diff
ferent complexion to the result Of the cleo
ton than was at first indicated. They show
Il Wing and Free Soil gain sf9I in the
House over last year, thus wipiug out the
Democratic majority and leaving the opposi.
ton ahead-I57 Wing and Free Sellers are
elected -l54 being a majority in the House.
Bakers majority for Governor cannot ex.
coed 1900, while Martins majority last
year was 5,3e2.
Dover e.ects six Wings TO the Legisla.
turs-onc of them being John p. Hale.
The proprietors Of the Statesman issue an
extra, containing The following:
TO THE PEOPLE OF NEW HAMP.
SHIRE
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

A bafsdff nay row be had by any cnF IN want Q
IA nice dinner or Goa, yetts BY qsiirs q W z
Wiso's, where a large aud completetyss1ntoe sfocki 10
now unPAckiRg.
June Sdt3s;-
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

6FIt is astonishing how "toddy'' pre-
notes independence. A philosophic old
"brick," whe was living a day ortwo since,
in a very spirited manner, was advised in a
friendly way, to economist, "as -four was
getting up"
"Let it go up! (said old bottle. noss0 / kin
git as high as flour kin-any day"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23
Statesmen ono.

Concord, Thursday March 16, 1854.
We feel authorized to announce that IL ia
the general belief in Concord that the
e~ighty-nine Democratic majority in the Leg
%islature is overcome, and that there may 30
a working majority Of Wings and Free Soil
ers in the Legislature which convenes on
the first Wednesday Of next June. It is a
matter of absolute certainty that no man in
whose garments is eve the smell of favor
ing the Nebraska bill rcan be chosen Ssna-
tor 10 Congress from New Hampshire By
the Legislature elsct. That bill, and the
letter of Judge Douglas to the Hon. Cyrus
Barton, are the chief instruments in produ-
cling this astonishing result.
This city is in tempest Of excitement.
We have no time TO say more.
ND e. IENKS
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

bO5IONJ NuTCH 100 L. VI.
The following dispatch has just been re-
ceived frem the Patriot office, Concord
We have information Of the election OF 1873
Democrats and of las Of other parties TO
the House. The towns to hear from elect
ed last year % Democrats and two Wings.
We think they have now elected 90 Demo
ocrats. The Democrats have elected 8 Of
the l2 Senators, the others ., and there is
probably no choice in districts Five and
Seven.
CONCORD, N. H., March l6-9 p. M
The Democratic candidate for Governor
(Baker) is elected, also a Democratic Coun-
Gil. Eight Democrats out Of the twelve
Senators are chosen. OF the Representa-
tives 1873 Democrats and las Wings are
elected. Ofthe town to hear from 9 Wings
and 90 Democrats were chosen last year.
ATLAS OFFICE, DosroN, March 1910
p. My returns from all but about TWEEN
ty small towns, in New Hampshire-many
of which will elect Whigs-we learn that
I45 Opposition aud 1913 Democrats mem,
bers have been elected to the House. A.
mong the latter are said to be twelve Of
Burke's "Old Guard who are hostile to
the Administration, and will not cooperate
with the Concord regency. In l7S towns
the net Democratic loss on the guberna-
torial vote of last year is 3,312.