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folly, the honesty or treachery. and Of the
strength or imbecility Of his administration
All this disunion clamor has been nothing
more nor less than desperate game for the
spoils and plumber Of the treasury Taking these
men at their word, however-that if the people
do not give them the keys of the treasury they
will have the money by robbery-we must pro-
nounce them traitors and disorganizing conspi
rators What cause have they had for this hue
and cry against Fremont? Nothing in the world
hut his declarations and his position in favor Of
Kansas as free State, subject to the consttu-
ton and the laws in it's organization as free
State. He is in truth the only strictly coastitu-
tonal and Union candidate before the country.
His platform and his principles are plain, above
board and above reproach. If fanatical sup
porter OF his claims here and there breaches
crusade against Southern rights, Fremont is
perhaps not SO much, and certainly no more,
responsible for it than is Buchanan for Fill
mo,e's secession speech at Albany.
The election is close at hand. Should the
disunion and spoils democracy carry the day
they will be frantic with bliss TIL they come to
divide the spols, and then the trouble will begin
for the spoijs won't bold out Let Mr., Buchanan
beware lest in the appointment Of bis Cabinet
he commits the fatal blunder Of Pierce in turning
over his administration to the secession spolsmen
of his party. The democracy, too, il successful
in this contest, viii have obtained remarkable
victory but it win be like the first repulse of a
powerful army from city under siege. 1t will
disclose to the assailants the true points of attack
and system Of regular approaches, under which
the beleaguered democracy must capitulate or
be inevitably destroyed.
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up an alliance with the republicans or the Know
Nothings for the defeat Of the democracy. It
does not appear that they have succeeded but
they may do SO; and their success, though only In
tended to have an effect in this city, would OBJ
viousy be felt in the whole State, and might give
the State to Fremont
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Kansas News.

CHICAGO, Nov. l, 1906,
Inc free STATE prisoners at Lecomptcn have putshee
address TO the American people in which they state
they confined in small ioathscme prison. with two
in front Of IT, under guard Of MALTA recently
listed, and that they unable to procure medical as
sistance sufficient food clothing. VIM Bowes. 4
free state man. from St Charles, Missouri has died
bis arrest feared that several others survive
but few days unless Immediately relieved. The ad
signed by eghtyone Of the prisoners, formerly
belong to Rhode Issnd Massachusetts, New York. Penn
sylvana, Ohio, Illinois, Wisconsin and Iowa.
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BUTfAlo Nov. /, 1880.
he steamers Western World, Plymouth Rock, ano
Mississippi running between this port and Detroit th
Michigan Central rne 20 into winter quarters TO day
snow 10 the ier,h Of inch and hRn fell at clev.
ne Erie and olasr places the line o; the Lake aofe
road yesterday,
Chicago papew ray that toe Ia Crosse RaiiroSd "
nearly completed 10 Portage City, and taat the gradng ~
all done and half tho iron laid.
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There were also deaths OF apopiexy, 6 Of bron.
shiss OF congo ton Of The brain 8 Of congestion
OF the liver, Of oroap, IL Of dropsy in the head,
Of typhoid fever, OF inflammation Of the brain 10
OF tnfarn nation OF the lungs, Of small pox, Of
scrofula, and If old age. There we're prematuge
births % stllbsEn cases, ard deaths from violent
ssuses There were 81 iniements from the public
inetsutiors Of he city.
The following is q classification Of the diseases
and the total number oil deaths caused By elch
aieesse during the two weeks
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srrrosID srI0nr-An inquest was held yesterday, -
No. Gou,ernou street upon the body OF about
thirty years Of sgc, named Mary J.ne Henderson, who
died from the ELECTS OF an overdose OF aadanum ad-
n'nf'rred by herself With intention n supposed ~
csmmuDg suicide. Verdict. Death by suicide.n De-
ceased . native Of this state.
FlEAt AocInEST.-An inquest was also held upon thd
body Of young named Patrick Comfy, VII, died
nom tho effects OF fall received fro the fsh story OF
building being erected in Thirty second street.
Verdict Accidental DEATH Deceased was eighteen
years OF age, and q native OF ireland.
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bUFFALO NOV, I, I'ho.
Tho heavy gale Of las. night caused nearly al the
ses which leit here yesterday to return The
Plymouth Rock, which left last evening hor last ri
Detroit sprung arches in the gale and obliged
put back. On entering the harbor this morning she
Iarted her wheel chains and swuug the channel
and with grea. difficulty extrica:ei from her peroas
sitcn without, damage. The steamers Western
World and Mississippi, which left here The fore part
hl week. lay under Long Point, wind bound, till yesier
day alta moor, when they proceeded TO Detroit.
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The storm mt Os,ycgo.

OswEGo Nov. I, $3.50.
The storm abated last night, and a steamtus this
ing took OF tho OF the schooner John r. Hale Tn
vessel in badly damaged, and the cargo Of whea, wet
Vessel ard cargo fully Insured.
The CANADIAN schooner sultan, with q cargo OF whss
from oakve this port, wen. ashore last night bsos
ror. Ontario
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Accident the Wiliismsport and EImirn
Railroad.

ENiRA, Nov l, 1865
The Philadelphia express train Of the Wiiamspor and
E1mira Railroad broke rail and ran Of the track few
miles north Of Crescent this morning. The whots traln
was thrown of the track. The express caught hre
and burned up. The passenger cars were save (.
Thomas ssk, baggage master, killed intautly. TIE
mail agent and several passengers badly but not dan
geYously hurt.
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OPERATIC fROSPECTS-A NEW UHECToh IN
THE FIEIp.-It is with almost inexpressible
gra ifcation that we inform our fair readers in
the Fifth avenue and elsewhere. that the Operatic
war seems near harmonious armistice, through
the gallant conduct Of a prear cheualir whose
name has not previously transpired as among the
aspirants for glory in this field. Monsieur the
Iaron de Staukovitch is the happy man. He ar
rived from Boston on Friday, and has applied to
the Directors of the Academy Of Music for q
lease Of that house for one month on trial; ADD
the application will probably be successful. The
Baron purposes to take the artists engaged by
Mr. Max MaIetzek for the MONTH to which ar
rangement Mr.. Maretzek consents, with the un
Outstanding that he is to resume control of the
company after the month has expired. So there
is an opening for very nice arrangement, agree
able to all parties AS the Directors of the
Academy cannot get company here before New
Years day, it will be no harm to anybody to al
low the Baron to try his hand.
We think we hear somebody say, who is the
Baron de Staukyyitch? Sincerely sympathizing
with those who are uniformed as to the ante
cedents of so distinguished person, we will in
form all inquiring friends that the Baron is a
Russian OF renown, Of the pnrest Sclavic eytrac
ton, and the husband Of Madame de Staukovitch
nee De La Grange, the popular prima donna
Here is aristocracy enough to satisfy the most
exclusive of stockholders or the most refined OF
pork butchers--we mean wealthy ones, OF
course.
NJ the Baron de Staukovitch has done the State
some service, and has fought under the Russian
flag in several severely contested battles, on the
shores of the Caspian, in the mountain passes OF
Circassia, the steppes Of Tartary and on the con-
fines OF the Black Sea. He is tit TO lead armies !;
and no doubt competent to assume the baton OF
Field Marshal Of the Italian Opera in America
We may expect from him brilliant campaign ;
one that will leave all bis competitors-the Frys
Ole Bull, Maretzek, Phalen, Strakosch and even
the Cheyalier Wikofi himselt-far in the shade
We remember that another Russian nobleman, NJ
the Baron Raglan, attempted the direction OF tn
Italian Opera in Paris some three years ago. He
commenced under the most favorable auspices, bui
there was small screw loose somewhere, and the
Baron made grand explosion. So with our
Baron he will either make splendid success OF
a magnificent burstup. But as we are probably
to bave The Opera, it viii be well for all the dry
goods dealers in Broadway, including Malemoi-
selle Trapbagen (who has already sent hundred
dollar cLeque) to help the Opera along and get
ready their newest and prettiest styles We shall
see What splendid campaign the Baron dc Sta :
koytch will give US, eclipsing oil his predecessor
and proving himself the Todtleben Of the Academy
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PHILADELPHIA srocK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STUN HUAhn.
PnIApEIPHfs. Nov. i. 1850
There has been quite panic siocs Excnspge
account OF Camhros Brothers failure. Reading RAl.
rcEj, sox; Morris Canal 10 No saiev q others
CHAMPION, Oct 30.
Cocr-Salcs 70 Day 800 bales 81 ii7sc Tor nsfdhre
TAR The saes Of the week s5d - 900 bzies the
act closing nrn. Rico advanced &c.
CHAMELEON oct. IL. f556.
We have M change 10 rerort In ooston market 10.
dag. The salcs aid up 800 bales.
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We extract from the Fro Mrshars records the follow
ing -
now wAi IRE THporGH HRIoSwoRx.
in September las, nre broke out In tho dsulery a
Jonn DHonersue No, 40 West Seventeenth street. A
brick tue conducted The heat 70 the still, In a5Dnlng
building in this nuo space Of about two fect square was
en, with only on, brick in thickress intended A. A
opening 70 clean the huc The head pssscd through
The brick at this spot and ared the wood work The suu
had only been three weeks In use.
COMBUSTION oF oiIy RAGS.
On sunday morning, September T. 1856, a arc vas
discovered In box the fourth noor OF Fnrwe, Par.
apr ear. rom sson Ina; oily co.,on rags ssssp
paper chips, &C. thrown into the box 10 be owcred
.nd epp,ied into the street the next morning, but
sunday intervening, they remained 10 the box longer
time than usuai when combustion ensued.
now rrrIp iIx~ soxum1 Expfopr
on the evening Of ss;emost 10 sSs n Mrs. stone
lighted large egh burner fluid lamp, which hung In
N winoo~, when instantly flashed up and exploded,
cation that the wick for the tube which the light vas
applied bad slipped down into the lamp and that the
and on the application Of the hight exploded,
DARING IycysDARy.
On sunday afternoon September II, between and 6
oock the Friends meeting house, IN Of compile
nos al Nos. III and 40 West Twenty seventh street.
set on fire
misses bot when he found he ,tccd he went away.
after he returned and entered the cellar OF tho
church. In about bsi an hour afterwards tire eis-
covered In two places IN the church, and In few mo-
ncn; the whole building was In flames.
ihi fellow i hnovs by description, and may yet bo
brought TO justice
or 1Cps AND ALCOHOL.
In saturday. September "a, between and o'cl,ck ia
the atei noon, explocv took place In the building No.
2l3 Wet Thirty sixth street, and nat ii AdeH
Heinernanp lost his life.
II appears from the investigation that barrel or sco
boil leaking. and that the Hciner mann was en-
gagged drawn or and that In way not known tho
Lo IN contact with nitric or srpnarc acf
The same floor, when an instant combustion ami Are
en- acd.
The union OF alcohol and nitric sulphurc acid gene
sates etner which produces nstan explosion and IRE.
They should never be sept proximity 10 each other
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City Politics.

SCHOOL orFIcERs-QuALIrICATI0ys OF cAvpt.
DATES.
zach ward In this city 10 choose ia ths ,1serr elco
lion, one Commissioner OF schools, Cor menber o. The
BoAro Of Educatoa.) school Inspector ard Trus
tees. We earnestly hope that but al Of ngh
stancipg will be elected. They shopd be 4ry hack,
nor political 1prnr,s; for, although The Office not
enoumeni many such .eek tho nomination fror persona
considerations. Nor should Trey be man epgrosscd Ia
active business for they hardly b. expste 70
the sacrifice Of tine which the fau and proper discharge
Of their duties would require tc, rs have or lecrn
mnds-caiavsted practical and public roirtci; o.
character and wcight In the community aud wer and
viii rive the nsccssary Time W their iasreet ng aud I'm
portrait drties Wherever tho outgoing ncrmcent is o.
this character and he 10 Wiling serve another term
LET him be continued ~ q means for be has become
IL ube 10 The schools chat any mar coGd be though
EQUAL II al other resJests W bore c eng viii vote
for the best Tor these Offices without regard 20 ae
rsrty which msy have nominated thsm and &c call upon
al good czer 10 do Tor N this manner only can
promote the highest welfare ~ the schools, n we arr
corr, city Informed come o. The nominees are u use tho
mrjsrf term very unsuitable men, without an approx
mate idea he svopc and Importance OF educational
ntercfts ana Who would either be Uphers the local
.cf DOL boards else . poeidve damage, Who voali
nrrq dignity nor weight " tfo Board Or Liucatop
nor entnle that body TO any claim " Tho confidence
OF the community In zone OF these cases iesrn that
tho committee ave ssid the rssooes scented Tho Office
sba a. we DID not know OF any ober Isre0n willing 10
e,rvc we oamed fiu /" Now ve would susrcs 70 those
,.nis OF the schools who recommend suitable snd
sAlng candidate that ,hsy do 80 At once,
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Fire mt PHILADELPHIA.

PIuLApgfPna Nov |, 1853.
ousseis extensive minera! water factory was on e.
sbs morning but Il VIZ put cut with only sghs damage
70 tho roof Of the building.
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From Washington.

WARRINGTON, Nov. l, 1850
The speech Of Gen WAlbridge which appeared In tne
BIR,Lp on Thursday morning, Ia looked upon here
mastery effort. Deep regret liz manifested at his with
crawa,.
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MosTRgf, Nov. 1, 1858
Coz Clark has declined - scoept tho invitation ol the
Railway Celebration Com ulittte 70 visit Montreal.
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MONTREAL, Nov I. 1915
Tho Canadian ocean steamship Nortn America rar
saround opposite this city to-day, while coming up he
river. She endeavoring avoid another vessel CT
the time. No serious damage was done.
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The nativity table gives 27s natives Of the United
State u Of ireland, q Of Holland, OF England,
OF Scotland Y British Amercl, ! Of China, | q
France. / OF Italy q Poland, OF Prussia, | nj
&C.. 81 south America Of Sweden, Of swi,zef-
and. o. Wales ana unknown /.
The annexed table shows toe TEN yeratnrs Of tbo
sss,o-pbers during the past week, tue rance n the
barometer. tie var isOns Of The Wind curcn's, and
as~ state ~ tne Sesther at three periods during
esca day, VIZ :--ai ? A. H., and and o'clock
NJ
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WALKING ARsESALs.- Judge INITIAL in reccnt
cbafte the Drsnu Jury OF hpne COUNTY, Kentucky,
cyur ss,d hi nseli in relation II the practice Of carying
concealed weapons, In the ioosing energetic though
not very elegant opgusse--"N0w th.nx an safe In
sAya tlat ono IN twenty bas ss.shoysr IN hls
hr,scf es pocket bowic Knife IL bis breast and n
you spt careful yon will c0rue In contss ruh some Of
hsse young sentry, these travelling srsenss a. ! call
throw you IN the wrcnf you VII then &C. ihc-r rrace
theu,elves assinst a val, and WHEN ,hty u'nk them
selves sale The eye Of the law thay blaze away want
you 10 III right after these felowsb
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laViSG Of rne srGANla snGAa.

III tNi eks " hlits - bANAb ElAitHhA Z.
Bi "a Er NAH we ga a ceiu, - Iie
p4ft,t7 rTol %, Earning N 'lir r'ea'af Nj
g, s.aa & apes " hieh va bf.agI; b3 u.e
psssss,g r 81 rss seyiba1n Belle sac Is eae
u ,sr u,os' isasaf,l marine j sssl.sss that has
escf a'iea . 0tr ~ % record, o'ie hnnd-. 4
i,,s La.ss bVeg .J4l mos pl.9m Eai I!oa.
J. Is. u ~. 'ini sszs 8ss barsed aras
',As. Wessiprloa. s.saise .. miox 81 a. 2t1l'
;ss
Il Da1ly Sdfa9 K@tIa d Va 2g!. s4ss
We are pels ~ b. o5iasi 80 seesrl etefi' ?
,ssead 4 hs Aisa ',ss, IN lie Io.s % ,ae gtea,u
Ia N.sqaea n ~ tslIi.g xoti lire. fsss night
ii Pois. 'taaa.sgspi. nad aboai lssi.iy b.,Isr
net,h a tsls pan'
We sr- ir,asatsti - Mr. Ws. ,,sov II ,l,e
ffa. n . ~ whlASs. Of this rity, who
eaG. ap DO III Traveller last nigbt ~ u.
fs.s9 * particulars
The y s4xaTs. Capt Aiissr. tosk Gse a. hsr
"a sas,s ron Cak ~ssd 10 ,sis lsAn, vheu
witsjo siSal Ioar tEs.es VI Iosns |. asba,essh
ard saue ,s'n,y s'yp Ipiies ifosa ai,s ycf aas
ia ssgy silbit siass -. t,ssg mas essiff.y cot
sslag5i an sslsl- Tie lsssi sas ANY sesn
hefe o. .. =, isss Bies, ! ns sissis frsy
1 eRr. Cap. rweaay. besssi Lege. FIR pfsa ~
cate 10 t.e a1slssess Vi tins ,,ss,.ig s,eafss y
40 1sp' s@bspgy. hEs otia Ell &Ld Is01, est
laaii sZ,s I'd t.emsssses 10 a,s bYe. Ha
EitA a4
Ilg sss~l4s - 50 4 sss9.e sas ~ IT,
Tfastlg Macy oLsers Il IA al gGc poke
~ ~ hal, sFsl Sf.ssa Saaa t..ase "a st1s'.
h4t.sy A.la..sL. ~ Aiiog. ~ =. b.
Cssis,, .s..g-as., y. <, I!tssy L9asF y s>s-
,ssios, = Tla. iIo-as, gslislo = ua
" ,ag q II cl.asalsts fsd l.A,y Ham.
las, y. J. >. l<eks WAtrbsry' FE' ~
Ileae.l llsa Ilast, Ctsa, y. +. . T.
Kfnut,ly N.aas.o; ll.aa hsaae5y. e.
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3 Tage- Coni " u. ra1a- rlirso1
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Democratic Nominations.


We learn that IN the Council District. com.
prising Hennerin and Carver counties ii. d.
HANCOCK, Esq, oil Minneapolis, was nominated
as Democratic candidate for tie Council, and
Messrs, II. r. WyII.s, y. II. FARsiaN, +, l..
LArTaINkR, y oRaAN McIEon, and TGoNAs Il.
IIuNT, were nominated ftg The House in their
respective district The Convention was held
at Minneapolis on the 10th inst and the nolni-
nations were made by reclamation. FgaNK-
LIN STEELE, ESQ. who Was rendered The nomi-
nation for the tsnncil, without dissent declin-
ed on account, Of intended absence from the
Territory during tha coming winter, The De
mocracy OF that district are in the best Of
spirits, aud are determined 10 elect their ticket.
We learn. also, that nominations have
been made in the Minnesota Valley district
We have heard only Of the names Of Mcssrs.
WHfJ,u HurY, FR.vcIs HAssooS and j. r.
Beoxv; the former TOR the Council, and tlIe
two latter for the Iiouse Their election Is
certain.
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RApip PROGRESS. AZ aa instance Of th,
great advance of property in this city, and thu
rapid manner in which buildings are erected
and rented ont, We have Il state. TIA; on Fri
day last, a gentleman from Hentucky--Gro. 5
BRros Esq. bought n lot, fifty by one hun
lsed aud Gity feet, for $500, 10 a tract OF land
consisting Of twenty-eight acres which. seven
years ago cost ,hirtysix dollars only! On
Saturday he started for bis home in keatucky
having left with bis agent, J. ". McCLuNG
Esq, OF this city, sufficient funds TO erect two
houses on the lot. On the game evening tbs
contract for the building Was entered into
en- Monday the lrmber was on the ground and
on the afternoon Of the rane day one of the
houses was leased 10 tenant
As an instance o. goahcad-atiyc.aess aud
progress, we think this is bard to beat, ifany
OF our cities eau furnish anything to rival this
We shoaM like to hear from them.
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a company OF mounted Infantry, passed
through this city. on Friday last. says thc
s-hakopee HcYaid, on their way TO Foft Snet
ling They came from the South ra7@ Of The
Rocky Moontains 10 Fort Pierre on tn Ni+
sour from thence to Fpt Ridgely, anil from
thence started for Fort Saelllug.
They lef, For, Iravcpworth = monlhs ago
as pay; Of Harney's expedition, a"d haze
Travelled over Utah, and up towards Oregon. --
The men were al mounted on Indian ponies
~ ~ a:=rps hsvir9 Argr'rea blood IL ,ae'I
veins having died one OF the officers Ddfrn
Us thai the troops on The frontier vii! Away
haye 10 be provided with Indian ponies.
The men have slept in tents for q moths
and sanu anxious 10 BE- agsa amoDg cjyilize.
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Democratic nominations.

The following is tive full ticket &c rom.aatci
bv the democratic District and County ton-
ven,ions which met ia MinrCap0lis, on Thur
Jay, 9th ins. II will b. remembered We gave
the npmrs Of the Councillor and Reprc,en'A
iives in oar issae of Saturday morning. odr
iriefpis 10 Hcnsepn comfy. AMI Of t1e district
Eel very sanguire that this ticket will h
leciei For Councillor. II. Il. H,Neo s.
REPRESENTATIVE. II +. WuLKs. ID, Il. FtEs
aAx, ard i. Il. LATTGEyFE. Register, cEo
Hgy. Sheriff u. +. BAggY. Commiss,orer
RlcuAsD FEwEa. Treasurer, j. :. Jony.5S
Judge Probate. ". 4 T. ANS Coscra-
Sxru TresER sagvtyor, D. CHAEiroS. As
ecssors. u. ". McGtoTmAS, j. D. Gu.sTgT
&. ". WoopBCEY.
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NJ A "a RrR ~.

ia NRsaay siesaesR, ilsh TASK, a ise iI'a fsessl
by New "a, aeawst VI y, rvs rgsa.s. H., sea Me.
ANY a. nsews, both q TA,W astoria. @tasRa eeasty,
M.nssaate frrtilaas,
4, sas Methodist rAaasa, wsssna, sunday, tse lssh
pst ~ tho neS ssa,s. cafasts, H., Mr., rsspsn,es
nasvs ssn, ~ Wlaaaa, an, Mie lraits fs,~ess, II
laas'itle. ksatasss,
tsa The tsih sst a, 81. feisF w Res. VI Ssataer
gssa, Missy wfsAsls ~ wr soth.yes n~ss,isr,
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ov WE HiGHr TEkcs The p2pfT ioriSs''y
known IS the Snakopc I.dsYends'it, n'''''rai u"
politics. nox comes 10 " a. TIE faSffy mr.
aid. with tie Tag Of brcHASAS AID EREc"IA'
gsnsr tying ~ IL H-ss' lead The oli'or 81
noancea that bis pap4r :. to be soaaa her'''r'
supporting that party Sil0se Eacaalsrs larry
:be flag aoi tcp .;ap 10 liz Music a iae
I-vior. sacccss 10 the lfeYoI
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The heprezrn aiire district. c'mfoss OF the ssson1
ssj Thiai WARDS IA the cry OF 81 faal and the iite
canada ifsenet will sse. aeiegates 10 meet ia hsir q
Convection at tas coart House ia thc cry e S. fani, on
sstgtdsy, tae TIN DAY Of oe,cTr, 1854 At 10 releeA
~ to ns,sinste thrsc esnjidacs fer the Leg sianEe
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RICHARD IRELAND,
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