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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29
Court of Common Pleas o.
Adam @. Ford, Petitioner,
rs.
William H. Dodge
Petition.

James Nelson, Defendants.
KESJE Petition states that Defendant Dodge, on the
osth Nav, a. d. 1858, being seized In fee OF one
unaiyided tenth part Of half Section Nos. 20, 43, a and
AZ in Township No. 16, Range No. IS Refugee Lands,
agreed in writing 70 sell and convey the same to De
fendant Nelson. That said Nelson on 4n yuiy, ioos'
PRAYER that said Defendants be severaily compelled
sneciticalIy 10 execute said contracts and 70 convey said
Notice is therefore hereby given TO Defendant VIM
r.. Dodge (aho is nonresident of this statel TO appear
in said court on or before 2nd day Of October next ano
answer said Petition, or the same viii DO teSen % oon'
fesssd and decreed upon accordingly, >
OBJ 7. HRAsEE, .sste.5c3f5- Ps-itt5xr'-
.Ju-e r., TeSEsTSs
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ooMMERCIAl mrar1iarNoE.
new Rork MarEei.

NEW YoRE, June 27.-Coaon. Steady.
Flour. Market dull. Southern steady
sales ofeooo bis; soc h5s Ohio ssliA
S7.e5@8.00 mixed and good brands Of
Southern at %.
Wheat, Heavy. sales ot2,00o bu.
Corn, Front 70 &c lower, sales Of25.
900 Blu.
Other things steady.
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The NEBRASKA BILL.-TheN.. Orleans
Bulletin, denying that this measure spop-
ular, or was demanded at the South,
says:
1--WE believe we are perfectly safe in
saying thatwe represent, editorially, more
planters than all Of the Washington papers
put together, and we have yeti to meet one
who does not look upon the introduction
of the Nebraska bill as ill-timed, ill-advis-
ed and injudicious, if not positively
wrong"
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

EgrA letter from Paris, in the Boston
Atlas, says:-'Young Mr.. J. Denus, Of
Bremen, fell into the crater Of Mount
vesuvius, on the 18th of may, and perish
ed. He was assistant professor Of English
literature at Berlin, and is kindly remem-
bered by many American students who
have been residents at Berlin.
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EXECUTIONS AT YERsA1LLEs.-Tho ex-
ccution of VIM. Wilson, a white man., for
the murder of George Epperson, and Of
the two negroes, for the murder Of their
master, Peter Yaker, took place at Yer
~sailles, on the 18th inst. They all died
withouta confession. Between seven and
ten thousand persons were present. One
of the negroes, Warner suffered horribly
by the rope being misplaced at the time
the fatal drop fell. Thoughno confession
was made, their guilt was established be.
yond a doubt. The other negro, Albert
who was sentenced with Warner and Ar
chic, is still at large. The Executive ha'
rcspited him, until he canbe secured.
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THE LAST NOTICE.

4 Ltpersous indebted to the Lancaster Gazette once,
q for subscription, advertising or job work, prior TO
May5th ,le53, are reauestedto make immediate payment,
Ks longer time cannot be given. The accounts and notes
ara In The hands Of MARS LEVERING, Esq.
The hoticels anal, and tits expected that the demand
will be speedily complied vith--otherwise a dinereht
course will be taken to. enforce collections;
Lancaster, June rs, 1854. W6ANGN'
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ACCOMMODATING is related by Elder
Richards, of SaltLake, that he became VIC
lchtly enamored Of two fair daughters o.
a widow lady. The mother, who was or
the shady side of sixty, objected to being
separated from them. AS the elder was dc.
termined to make a bargain, he took the
whole lot!
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NOTICE.

A PUBLICATION will DO made by the undersigned,
"A Executors of the last VIII OF Jacob Huber, Sen,
fate Of Fairfield county, Ohio, deceased, after the expi-
ration OF four weeks from the publication ofthls notice,
to the Probate Court Of said county, for an. order 10 dis
pose Of ce rtain desperate deb,s due 10 ssid Estate, &C
eording 10 the provisions Of the Statute in such cases
III persons interested viii iake notice accordingly.
T. p. ASHBR0OR,
ys join FREED,
June g, ~1s54.-4v5% EzssE;0rs.
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Eg-We learn fromundoubted authority,
that the Minnesota Copper Company have
recently, at a single blast, blown out
eight thousand dollars worth of pure ma
tive silver.
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CARROLL mTLLs.

- TENHE undersigned having purchased the Grst
I'll; and FIGURING &illheretofore owned by GeG'
LII J. c. Reynolds. deceased, would hereby inform
the public that il is his purpose 70 make this Mil what
IL should be, q Grist mill forthe accommodation Of tho
neighborhood in which IL Is located.-And having So
cured the services Of an experienced Miller, Is prepar-
ed, as he believes, TO do work calculated to plse5e-
and therefore solicits patronage.
May 20, 1854. J.
TSEagle pleas COPY. F.
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E-The liquor law was too slow last
week for the people out at Shelbyville, Ia,
so they got up a visiting committee, and
knocked all the heads out ofthe whiskey
barrels.
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C~IneIannfi MARKET.

CiEcrSsA1i. June s7.-Four-Dull Z
Sc, 90@7,00.
Oats, SOC.
Whisky, advanced to csc.
Nothing done in provisions, business
generally very duh.
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ErAn the papers of Philadelphia are
congratulating the citizens On the quiet
Sunday the inhabitants of the consolida-
ted city have enjoyed under the first week
of Mayor Conrad's administration. He
shut up all the liquor shops, and quiet was
the natural consequence.
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CARD

GEORGE D.. sE1OCKLEx& co.,
WhOIesaIe and Retail Dealer in Boots
and Shoes of all Iind and qualities,
@r. Gresne's Block, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
lana s. lgA.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

EyThe Railroad companies in New
England are generally raising the fares on
their several roads in a ratio correspond
ing to the rise in the current expenses.
The advance is now Toto Is per cent. on
former prices.
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Toms Cabin" Nothing more, But ad.
hitting It TO be q lottery, for the sake Of
comparison. When. and why, gentlemen,
did this holy horror for lotteries take pos
session OF your Was it since your last lot
terry for the benefit Of your church, and
because you did not realize something
handsome from your e~lsverly drawnscheme7
1t is certainly Of recent date; as it is not
many years since you all, ornearIy SO, gave
fairs, for the benefit Of your churches, and
the advancement Of the cause. Yes, we
remember; but there is no wrong in that,
you will say. Certainly not, say l., But,
gentlemen, "a system Of lottery was con-
nected'' with those fairs. Do you remem-
Der that, gentlemen? If you do not, there
are many Of your citizens who can refresh
your memories. Many articles were put
up at thribble their value, and palmed Of
upon the public. This you suffered to be
done to |gain their infuenee to increase
your own profits" | merely mention this
as an offset to your attack upon me; also
to exhibit the depth of your horror Of
making money. whats sauce for the
goose is sauce for the gander," you know.
Now, gentlemen, in the hope that the af-
fairs Of others viii not soon again require
your attention, | shall conclude.
With all due respect, your most
obedient
ALT. LAMBERT, agent,
Matthias & Cos Exhibition of UnclC
| ToroJs Dob;n
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PURLIC AUCTION OF LUMBER

HTHERE will be offered at public sale at the Lumber
Yard Of VIM. J. Card, in this city, on SATURDAY
the sth day of July next, all the Stock of Lumber re-
manning on hand al the said yard, embracing a variety
of kinds and qualities. The design is to close out the
lot. Terms cash. JACOB W. HOLT, Receiver.
June %, 1854.
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Moeh MURDER NEAR PorrsvILlE, PA.
OF LANCASTER.

LIME 1AOhbEh 31AN
In addition to the murder Of Mr.. Kean in
Pottsville, on Saturday last, we learn thata
Protestant Irishman, residing at West
wood, was reused from his sleep on Satur-
day night by aparty Of Irish Catholich who
had been drinking. He came to the door
and was struch with a bludgeon and KILLED,
and his wife was maltreated. 3
We also learn that on the same night, on
the Catawissa Road above Tamaqua, adifi-
Guilty occurred between an lrishman and
his EMPLOYER. The latter was struck with
a stone, and while the Irishman was in the
act of repeating the blow, hisemployer shot
him in the arm to cripple him. The ball
passed through his arm and leg, but the
wound was not serious.
1t is also reported that a woman was
found near fremont with her throat cut
All these, outrages resulted from rum.
T4r KIND IvERsoN MoNuMESr.-A
committee ofthe citizens of Chicago, ap-
pointed to investigate the Knud Iyerson
affair, have reported that after investigating
all facts, they have come to the conclusion
that tho facts do not warrant the absolute
conclusion that he was drowned because he
would not steal. They therefore recon-
mend the money subscribed for the KnuG
Iverson monument be paid back to the do
nors, as "the cause of truth and honesty
cannot be subserved by erecting a monu
ment that may be al embodied falsehood.'
The whole amount Of the fund is state'
to be 81, 597, $50, not including 5000 sub
scribed by two gentlemen of New, York
but not paid over.
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TO COxTHACTORs.

GEALED Proposals will be taken by the undersgrsd,
Directors Of Sehool District No. o, Greenaeld town.
ship, Fairfield county, from this date to the 18th day 81
July next, for the repairing Of an old school mouse Ia
said District. Specifications can be had BE- applying 80
the Directors. JOSEPH GEHGY,
JOHN S. VOCGHr,
June la. 1854 ISAAC CLAY2ooL
NTRagle copy and charge this oGce.
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WASHINGTON, June 22.-SEyArE.-Henry
Jones, of Iowa, from the Committee on
Military Affairs, made several reports in
favor ofcertain bills passed by the House.
HoUsE-Mr. Brooks, of S. c., rose to
make a personal explanation, stating that
he desired to disclaim any design in censur-
ing Mr.. Churchwell, as reported yesterday.
The anti Nebraska resolutions, will it is
believed, pass.
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Wedsdny EVENING, HUE as, 1884


TnE REcIPRoorTY TEEATY.-The Treaty,
of which 50 much is being said, we have
heretofore given IN substance. The follow
ing abstract win show the reader the pro-
visions Of each article:
Article first throws open the fisheries Of
British North America, excepting New
foundland and the mouths Of the river, and
the salmon, shad and shell fisheries, 70 A.
merican citizens.
Article second gives the British a right
to the American fisheries to the seth par
allel.
Article third provides for the free ex-
change Of certain commodities, among
which are -four and all kinds Of breadstufs,
cotton, butter, cheese, tallow. lard. and all
kinds of coal, pitch, tar, turpentine, lum-
Der, rice, and manufactured tobacco.
Article fourth throws open the river st.
Lawrence and the Canadian canals to A
merican vessels, the American govern
men,s undertaking to urge the state gov
ernments on the borders to admit British
vessels into their canals.
Article fifth provides for the ratification
Of the treaty.
Article sixth provides for including New.
foundland, she conscnling.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given that application will be made to the
Governor of Ohio, for the pardon OF James y. nssh,
crime OF horse stealing. ct the Court Of Common t!eas,
Of Fairfield county, and sentenced forthe terms oithIee
years. baneasoi''
1uyuF Ismn Lighter, for sale at the city book stors
Anri1i Isss. B CoNNELL. Agent.
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WooL.-SEssIoNs & HARRIs have bought
during the week $4,000 lbs, of wool, at
prices ranging from IS cts. to SO cts. per
h.
Many buyers have returned home, sup
posing they can be supplied At cheaper rates
in Sept. next.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

Rs-The Canadian ministry has sustain
ed an overwhelming defeat on an amend
mentto the address in answer to the speech
from the throne for not settling the Clergy
Reserves question this session. 1t is sup.
posed that Parliament will be dissolved, and
that the ministry will a%ppealto the people.
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IT CAN'T BE So.-The Lancaster Gazette
says it is rumored that Gov. MEDILL, in his
speech before the ratification meeting Of
the Slave Democracy in Lancaster, a week
or two ago. actually saidthe Supreme Bench
of the United States was filed by an ire
Sponsible set of Old Fogies, and recon-
mend hat their descisions should be disre-
garded by the people!
Now, without knowing anything about
the facts in this particular case, we will un-
dertake to say that there is no truth in
this rumor. And we reason in this way:
The assertion that the Judges of the Su.
preme Court are a set of i'd Fogies, amounts
to the assertion of an opinion; and the rec
ommendation that thepeople disregard theil
decisions, amounts to rebellion against con.
stituted authoriLy-both of which are toe
positive in their character ever to have
come from the Governor. There must b.
some mistake.
The above, fromthe State Journal, would
indicate that the editors of that sheet enter
tain unboundedco confidence in the "immacu-
ulate purity" of Gov MEDILL, The rumor
as yet, has not been contradicted, and as /
is in such exact keeping with the past his
tory of the Governor we should not be a
all surprised to find it substantially true
the Ohio State Journal to the contrary not
withstanding. To-morrow's Eagle will n
doubt throw some light on the subject
If not, we shall endeayor to do SO ourselye;
Meanwhile We would advise the Journd
, not to c~ultiya.ctoo s.rongan attachment 70
Demagogues.
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:s:ssssss :s ESs $50
a g. cos EXPRESS.

TUNHE undersigned having been appointed Agents for
Adams & Co. in Lancaster, respectfully OFFER thoIr
services to Merchants, Bankers ard others seeking
safe and prompt transit for Merchandise, Money and
Light Freight ofall kinds, al rates veFy low for the ma
ture OF the services performed.
Messengers in charge Of eonsgnments leave LancaS-
ter daily for the East and West.
rPGoods, Packages, DC, will be delivered im1o-
diately on arrival, free Of charge.
Forthe convenience ofeitizens an Order Book islot
at the Fancy Shoe Store ofG. d. SHoCKLEY G. CO..
Main Street. Any order left at The shoe Store for pack
agest to be sent East or West will 5e called for free Of
charge. ~JEFFRIES, PRATT & WOOD, .sgsI:s.
Lancaster, June ID, 1854. ,
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NEW ORLEANS, June Zl.-Ine steamship
United States has arrived at her wharf in
this city, bringing intelligence from San
Francisco to the 1st, fifteen days later than
was received by the Daniet Webster.
The through trip from San Francisco
has been one of the shortest On record.
The Isthmus Railroad had been SO far
completed that the trip was made in SIX
hours.
The Independence ship and North Star
sailed from Aspinwall on the 26th for
New York, with two hundred and fifty
passengers and 100000 in gold and
freight.
Latest accounts from Acapulco report
that that place was still under a close block
.ade.
The Jury in the case ofM. Dillon, French
Consul at San Francisco, charged with a
violation of the Nutrality Laws Of the Uni
ted States, had failed to agree, and were
discharged.
His examination commenced on the 23d
and during its progress the Courtroom
was filed, the cause having excited the
deepest interest.
The Marysville and San Francisco pa
pers give accounts of several fires in these
cities, The losses, generally, are not heavy.
A fire had also occurred in Merceda,
destroying considerable property.
Intelligence had been received at San
Francisco; announcing the safety of the
steamer Sea Bird which had been previous
" supposed lost,
Considerable snow had fallenat Georgian
The news from the mines continues of al
encouraging nature-the yield was s~atisfac.
tory-tLe crops come in finely. Further
difficulties from the Indians are reportedi il
different sections of the State. The Presi
dent ofthe Legislative, council of Washing
ton territory was accidentally drowned a
! Pupit's Sound.
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THE MANNER OF MuSoo PARK's DEAru.
The Rev: George Chapman, at Kumasi,
met with an old Moor from the interior,
who declared that he had been at the scene
of Mungo Parks death, and described it
thus:
"Mr. Park was making his way down
the Niger, in his boat, and parties of the
natives running along the banks Waiting
their progress. They were approaching
very dangerous shadows, and the natives
cried out several times to warn them-but
they were not understood, and at last fear
ing The boat would perish, several rushed
into the water to save them. This was
mistaken for a hostile movcment--they
were fred on, and some killed or wounded
in return for which they murdered the
whole party, and riAed their boat and per.
sons"
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DPoLD SORES. ULCERS, and all ~eruptions and
diseases arising from an impure or depraved state
OF the blood. See the extraordinary care Of VIM. e.
Harwood, a highly respectable citizen of Richnopd, Va
by Caners Spanish Mixture. Re hsd ulcers and soTe5
Of the woret description, and fnaIly got so bad. he WIS
unable 70 walk, except on eruichss- 4 few bottles OF
'Carterss Spanish Mixture, the groat blood purifier, cur
ed him, as has cured hundreds Of ofhera Who have suf.
fered with rheumatism, bad effects Of mercury, and
pains and ulcers ofthe bones and ioizts,
- See adTsrtisem snl. Jure2-1m
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F.tnta az loan G, .Rice.

NOTICE is hereby given, tina; I have this day been
\ duly appointed as Administrator OF The EsIats Of
JoEx c. RICE, deceased, iats OF Fairfield county Ohio.
Persons knowing themselves indebted to sad Estate
are requested 70 make inmediate payment and thoss
having claims against said Estate are authorized 20 PIE
sent then duly authenticated within one year.
June %, 1s5z-fws WV. .. RICE, Adm1oF.
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TEIEGRAPHIC fErELLIeKEcE.
ARnIvAL or TnE ATLANTIC
Four Days Later from Europe.
Downward Tendency Of BreadstaG,

~" - VI OiOuuStuuD
NEW YoRK, June 96-The United States
Mail Steamship Aaantie arrived at an carly
hour this morning, bringing Liverpool
dates to the 18Th.
BREADsTUFPs.-The weather being more
favorable for the harvest, prices incline
d~ownwards.
Manchester trade, quiet.
Consols. 914,
Money market, unchanged.
Brown d Shipley's Circular quotes the
market on Tuesday as dull. Flour nomin-
ally 38s@38s6I for Western, aud 39s6d9
4os for Ohio.
Wheat and corn sold at rather easier
prices.
Silistria sill holds out bravely.
The Austria and Prussian conference is
lconsidered favorable 10 the Allies.
Two transports arrived at Yarna with
troops,
Nothing further from the fleets.
) It is reported that on the 9th the Turks
in Silis.ria made a sortie, destroyed the APP
proaches Of the basiegers and filed up the
mines before Silistria. The confidence Of
the Russians was yisibly declining. They
are said to have suffered serious loss on the
9dby the apring Of a Turkish counter
mihe.
The Russian reports say Massa Pasha.
commander Of Silistria, has been killed by
cannon ball.
Letters from Kranjova to the ist repori
the Russian loss at Kavakal, on the 3oth o
May, to have been 1000 killed, 100 wound
ed, 500 horses taken and as many killed
They also lost 1000 muskets, six pieces o.
cannon and lis prisoners.
On the Goth June, twenty-five transports
had reached Yarna, with allied troops OF
board.
The Turks were to make a movement t
relieve Silis.ria on the 18th.
The Russians are terrifying Jassey.
CopESHAoEs, Tuesday.-The Chroni
cle's correspondent tellegraphs a repor
that some English vessels of Brakstob, il
, Finland, demanded the gun boats win.eriu,
f there. They were refused entrance int
the Harbor. They then took or destroye
the gun boats, and alarge number Of ships
and fired the wharf, 1000 bbls. tar, an
! property to the amount Of 100000 silye
rubles. This needs confirmation.
VIENNA, TuEsDAY.-An Austrian jour
nails correspondent states that the meetin
s of the Austrian and Prussian monarch
!. furnishes another proof that the interests {
Germany and Europe will be cared for j
{; the war now waged by Russia againstT u
G key.
: The correspondent Of the Chronicle say
t the result ofthe interview is satisfaction!
: and perfectly consistent with the policy
the minor German States.
A diplomatic noe reported therefor
: formed the chief object Of discussion.
GREEcE.-Friendly relations with Il
Western powers has been r~e-established.
The whole Of the English light diyisic
: isstill at Varna.
q The third French division is daily expe,
y ted to arrive at Constantinople.
Agreat part of the combined fleets lie
! Scbastopal to transport troops from Co
= s~tantinople to Varna.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-06-29

ALF. LAMBERT, HgeNlI
Matthias & Cos Exhibition of UnclC
Toms Cabin.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-03-23

NEW HAmfsHKE ELEorfoH.--The Clsve-
hndHsrald saya that enough Is known Of
the result Of The New Hampshire election
to make Mr.PHHcE fsslthat a "home thrus,
has laid him.Iow in the midst of his neigh.
bors sndGiends.p
Re . sensitiye mar sneha condemnation
must "crush OUT all the joy, power and
plscs confer. His neighbors, his W "fa-
miliar friends, I" compelled by stern inexor-
able duty to lay aside all psrsonslregard all
State pride, all sympathy of neighboring
kindness, and marching TO the ballot box
pronounce him an unfaithful servant. 1t
matters not If it should be that the Locofo.
cos have carried the State by a small ma
Jority, the rebuke is no less emphatic. Mark,
too, the cause. Treson to the North; yes,
Treason. No word of lighter shade can
convey the idea; Treason to humanity,
The Ward in which Mr.. Pierce lives,and
in which his friend Mr.. Baker, the Guber-
nationalcandidate lives,gave a mujorityof7O
against the administration. Concord, entitl-
ed to ten representatives, elected eight fat
footed opponents, and two Anti-N tbraska
Democrats. Thus was Mr.. Piercs kicked
out Of his own house, his own ward, his own
town. As the returns now stand no Ne
braska Senator can be sent to the U. s.,
Senate from New Hampshire.
It's said the Wings and Free Sellers
have gained 81 members of the Legislature
since last year. Newport--Burke's town
elects two Free Soil Wings. Dover elects
every opposition candidate, one ofthe num-
Der being John P. Hale, aud these towns
have been styled democratic Gibralters.--
The loss on the popular vote must be three
thousand. Remember too, that by author
ity from the White House Nebraska was not
q test question in this election, and from
hill to hill Of the Granite State was that
question repudiatsd and the faithful urged to
sustain their favorite son. The cup is a Bit
ter one, but such iniquity must meet it's gust
punishment, and the hemlock of popular in
dignation must be quafFed by traitorous
lips.