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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-01-05
BY Larus IL shine.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
4 BUILDING LOTS ON UNION HILL. Ar
AUCTION.-Will be sold, at public auction on the
premises, on WEDNESDAY, the I'd day of january
as follows fronting 9th, 28th, o. and P streets
said Lots were purchased by VIM. A. Wright of Tay.
lor Williams, Aucts
ALSO-That other Lot, fronting II feet on the West
side of 26th street, between Marshall and Leigh sts
and opposite the residence of r. v. Sutton Jr A
more accurate description will be given day of SALE
By order of the Trustee.
de "A LA8US SHINE, Aucts
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES above sale is postponed
TO some future period, of which due notice will be
given. BY order of the Trustee. -r
jail LARUS e. SHINE, Aucts
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TRgSTEE SALE OF MULES. HORSE

i BUGGY, CARTS, BRICKS, FIXTURES, &c,
&c.-By virtue of deed of trust executed by Luke
McKenna and wife to me, bearing date on the nth
day of December, 1855, and of record in the Rich
mond Hustines Court and county Court of Henrico,
lie auction, at the Horse Lot, on SATURDAY, the
18th day Of January 1856, commencing at 10 o'clock,
4.young Mules, l Bloodcd Mare, Buggy Carts /
Wagon, Harness, &C., &c.:-aad on the following
MONDAY, January l4th, commencing at 10 o'clock,
will be sold, the Brick Yard between 2st and I'D
street. all the Bricks burned and unburned say about
800 O0o-together, with all the Fixtures, Presses,
&c, belonging to the Brick-nakinz business. Also,
the unexpired term of lease of said yard.
Aso-After the above sale, will be sold, at the
Brick Yard of said McKenna, Church Hill, about
200 coo Bricks Fixtures, Presses Shelters &c. Also
the unexpired term of lease of said yard.
JAMES N. SHINE. Trustee.
Sale conducted by LARUs Il SHINE, Aucts.
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BY Il. Ii. Cook & Co., Aucts.
T,RUSTEE,S SALE OF ExTENSiYE

sToCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &C VIII be sold on
MONDAY 7th instant, at 10 o'clock at the store of
L. Abram IS Main street, the extensive stock of
Ready Made Clothing, Cloths Cassimeres &c, con-
tanned in said store, comprising varied assortment
of fresh and seasonable goods. rs
The sale being positive, country merchants and the
trade generally respectfully requested to attend
the sale being worthy their attention. -ss
TERMS---Cash.
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tsa ny Gsddfn q Apperssn.
TsRUsTEE,s SALE JF vALUABLE
i REAL ESTATE ON GRACE AND BROAD
STREETS. CHURCH HILL.--As trustees Of 4 DECD
OF trust executed by Edwin Fsrrar and wife dated
let January, 1850. anly recorded In the Richmnnd
Hastings Cont. ssl, ct the rcgusst Of The ere
otter thereby secured proceed sell at public ane-
tion on the premises for cash. ON MONDAY, the nh
day of February 1856 commencing n the hour of IL
oclock, NJ If fair If not the next fair dag. por-
zion of the valuable square which the said Farrar
now resides consisting of the half acre lot which
the excellent Brick Dwelling at the Of
sses - sas a street,; a The . sable os in the
u feet, and running back t55 feet to an alley.
The above property 10 justly REGARDED ssamons the
mo desirable OF any In market.
The title il believed 10 he rfect but the splsry;.
beers acting as trustees will csvey with the usual spe.
eiai warrar The tnxesssd insurance for the pre-,
sent year to be paid By the purchasers
JAS ". PsicE. Trustees.
sale conducted by GoDDIs L ArrERsoS, Aucts
" ~ A b L. r TENkNfKN ON MAIN
Y BETWEEN 9Tst AND 10TH Streets El,R
SALE AT AUCTIoN.-Will be sold on THURSDAY
the 10th dry o. January, 1856. on the premises a.
O'Clock, the three story brick Tenement IN s I'll
South side Main, between 9Th and 10Th streets "" as
which the late Elizabeth MeKim died siezed Az %
which, will be sold small lot in the rear font;ns 81
an alley. The location of this property i daily be-
coming more vaiuable il offers favorable opportu-
nifty TO capitalists and Others invest In real
Main street 1t is the square Above the VirS;
MIA and Farmers Banks and nearly opposite the new
Post Office and Custom House, now in course Of.
TERMS One-fourt cash; balance at G. u and 10
months for negotiable notes bearing interest secured
py trust deed The taxes and Insurance. for the year
It s'a y G sof RSnSns's AppERsoN Auc.
100 ACKES 20 OF LAND q HENRIC0,.
y. nU .1,t ON WHl IT, OAK SWAMI, FOR SALE
day of January, 1885, in front of Henrico County,
ss House at I2 O'clock NJ, 100 acres of wood
the heirs of VIM III. Smell. decd
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HORSES, MULES, BUGGY, 6sc.-WIu
II be sold at auction on SATURDAY, January 5h.
at 10 o'clock, several ins Horses and Mules Waeous
Buggy, &c. ALEX EOTT
iu
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BY Payne Il Mayo, Ancfs.

By Payne & Mayo, Ancfs.
GALE OF REAL ESTATE On 18th ST.,
- IN THE VALLEY.-By virtue of two several
deed, of trust executed to us by John r. Taley and
wife recorded in the clerks office of Henrico county
court D. b. vol g. PIP SO and 4l6, we shall, by order
of the Board of Directors Of the MON Building Fund
premises. on MONDAY the It'll day of January. 1856
at o'clock, r. NJ all that lot of land with the large
tenement thereon situated In the county o. nenrce'
frontins on 18th st. u feet, and running back within
narallei lines 90 feet, more or less.
ieo :" " A. g. STUBBS,
A. B. CLARKE,
GEO w. BARKER,
Trustees of the Union B. +. Company.
Sale to be conducted by PAYNE MAYO Aucts.
de Std
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RUKGER 4 CO.'S sUPFRIOR HAND
% sAWs-For sale Ut factory pr1ces By
- - CLARKSON = ANDERSON,
m -. No. iGs Main d.
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TONSTABLE'S SALE.-By virtue olive
~ executions in my hands, one of Collins against
Balm and the other Of Main against Balm, shall on
TUESDAY the 9th day of the present month, at the
Depot of the Richmond and Danville Railroad Com
pany in ssd CITY, sell the property levied on to wit
Five car loads of Granite Stone undressed of supe
rior quality. r.
Terms cash; and sale to commence at 10 O'Clock
precisely.
ia 5---St JAS. P. TYLER, H. c. CIR.
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BY Alexander Nou.
MIGHT SALEs.-.WATCHkS, JEWEL
y RY, &c.-Will be sold at auction, THIS EVE.
MING, commencing at y O'Clock, . large lot IL
Watches, Jewelry, Pens, Pencils, &C.
ALSO-A general assortment Of Fancy Articles.
Cutlery, Dry Goods, Clothing Segars &c.
NO 6 Z.< ALEX. MOTT, Auok
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ByAiexander Mott,
JVRUsTRE,s sALR-Bv vir,se Of !, dee.


yJNkuSTEE'S sALE-By virtae of n deed
i OF trust from Edwnrd g. SeIden TO the mbsrri.
ber as trusee bearing date the 24th of November
1891, and duly recorded GU the 10Th of the same
month IN the Hastings Court office for the city of
Richmond, Twill, ON WEDNESDAY, the 9Th da ' of
January 1856, at the Monument House. now OCCUPIED
by the said Selden. proceed TO sell public auction
all the FURNITURE embraced in the said deed -
Amongst the Furniture to be sold are seventy first
quality Beds and Mattresses; one hundred rtairp of
Blank cts; ninety pair of Sheets; forty Bedsteads:
Counterpanes, Pillows &c; thirty Mahogany and
common Tables; dinner and tea China: Knives and
FORKS; twenty Carpets; beautiful set Parlor Furn;
ture completes twelve Sofas and Lounges; FIVE dozen
Chairs mantle and small Looking Glasses Glass ware.
twenty Bureaus; six Wardrobe all the Larnps and
Kitchen Furniture forty Wash-stands complete; and
many other articles I
JOHN NJ. GREGORY, Tr,stee
TERMS: For all sums Of and under $50 cash fri I'M
90 to S00 sixty days credit for negotiable notes in
terest added, with good endorser; for all sums over
$780, credit of four months for gotiabe notes in
terest added, satisfactorily endorsed
JNO. M. GREGORY, Trustee
Sale conducted by ALEX. Mort, Auct las
vT,RUSTEE'S SALE-Sfock Roots. shoes.
l. &c.-By virtue of deed of trust from A. Racb
rach to Alex. Mott, Trustee, duly recorded in the
Hastings Court, will be sold the store of the said
Bachrach, on Broad street, ON FRIDAY next Janu
airy 1lth at 10 o'clock, the entire stock of Boots
Shoes, Leather, Fixtures, &C., comprising a gene,
raj assortment, suitable for a retail shoe store
TERMs-Cash. ALIEN. MOTT,
ia Trnytes
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Notwithstanding TO reduce our Stock
of Fancy Dress Goods will for the next two
months offer at for cash. entire stock of such
goods consisting part of Printed and Figured Nous
lines French and English Plain and Plaid Merinos;
Plaid, Striped and Rrocade Silks, with many other
styles suited to the present season.
BINFORD, MAYO BLAIR
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TN. M1LI.K Snving rees1ss1 - pssss-
IL ties Of ~ HFofeN4ons mag - 1ean4 ~ Mszs -
.xsss Ssosd sad Gssshail = rssss sAe ~ "a. q
Charch.
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HIRING AND SELLING SLAVES

uILL e. RAWLIN(sS--EeneraI Agents
4 Il and Collectors, attend hiring negroes renting
houses and collecting claims OF every kind. Particu-
Our friends who have them for hire, will please to
send them in early as possible.
RICHARD HILL, JR. EDWARD G. RAWLINGS
de :5---d& rtlOJ
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The Grocery Business will be hereafter conducted
at the old stand, corner Broad and LIST streets, by
ia I-d6t&clt A. P, WOODSON Jr .
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CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.--The un-
" designed have this day formed CO-PART-
NERSHIP, in the city of New York, under the firm
and style of BRUMMEL & ROYSTERS, for the pur-
pose of conducting a GENERAL COMMISSION
business particularly for the sale of manufactured
and leaf Tobacco and Flour GRAIN Cotton and other
produce.
~ Location 9S Water street Liberal advances
on consi gnment JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
A. L. ROYSTER,
j. B. ROYSTER
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nISsOLUTIONORc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ This eopertnership herste<osc exfetinG ts.tweep
tho undersigned. under the firm Of LEWIS WEBB
SON e this day dissolved by stnaf consent,
Lewis WEIR retiring from the busisess Either
party VIII sign the name of the firm n lslnssation
= LEWIS N WEBB.
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hTSSULUTIUN.-T hrm OF >. 1IER
~ CHANT l. WEISIGER dissolved the
LIST inst by mutual consent Both the late partners
are authorized TO the of the firm liquda-
ton.
present them, and those indebted reqauested to
call and settle with little delay possible
"r~r SILAS MERCHANT
OSCAR f. WEASIGER.
Richmond Jsn ID 1856. *
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NOTICE.--The Co-partnership hereto-
Y fore existing under the style and firm of T. B.
HUMPHREYS & SON is this day dissolved by mu-
tual consent.
Persons indebted to the concern are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having claims
will please present them to T. B. Humphreys, who
will settle the business of the concern.
T. B. HUMPHREYS,
T.. r. HUMPHREYS.
Richmond. January lst 1856
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20
THIRTY-FOURTH CONGRESS.
TUESDAY. March 18th

TUESDAY, March 18th.
SENATE.-In the Senate, to day, Mr.. liver
son OF Georgia, introduced bill to increase
the pay OF members of Congress, and fly the
time Tor the annual meeting.
Mr.. Hamlin introduced a bill regulating
the aPpraisement of imported articles.
Mr.. Houston presented memorial signed
by the members of The MARYLAND Legislature,
endorsing the resolutions of the Virginia Leg
lslature, condemnatory of the action of the
Naval Board.
Mr.. houston's remarks abounded in per-
eonalities. The characters of Captains Strib-
bling and Dupont were very freely comment
ed on, as was also other members of the Re-
firing Board.
Mr.. Houston alluded to the observation of
Mr. Mallory, that there are cases of hardship,
and said some of the hardest cases remained
IN the Navy. (Laughter.) 1 assail no mans
character, | only read from documents; don't
say they are not gentlemen, but may have
my private opinion. (Renewed laughter
He charged the Naval Board with cutting
OF the heads by hetacombs, and said that in
stead of the Navy being improved, the coun-
try has now but one protecting arm-the vol
unteer forces of the nation; and he (Mr.
Houston) was for wiplng out the wrong by
repeating the act under which the Board act
ed, as partiality and selfshness were the only
things for which the Board could be com
mended. He spoke for more than three hours
The gallery was densely crowded.
Mr.. Butler vindicated Commodore Shubrick
of the Naval Retiring Board
Mr.. Bayard spoke chiefly in defence of
Captain Dupont, and said that ON some future
occasion he would express his views at length
on the Naval Board.
Mr.. Houston rejoined, saying that he had
made no assertions that were not sustained by
official documents.
Adjourned
HoUsE.-In the House, Mr.. Smith of Vir-
ginia, spoke on the Kanzas question.
Mr.. Granger said Gov. Reeder came here
by higher law and lower law, self-preserva-
ton ard self defence. MIR. Whitfield comes
here under an election ordered by spurious
Legislature, and during which the people at
the polls were overawed by armed invaders
from Missouri. Give the Committee full
power to examine the facts. The country de-
mands this Let there be no dodging
Messrs. ball of Iowa. and Lake, spoke
against Mr.. Barbour, and in favor of granting
the Committee the power asked.
Mr.. Damrell defended the Massachusetts
Aid Society.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

HARD WINTBR.-The snow drifts are not
confined to the railways The Syracuse Jour
nal says that the plank roads in that section
are in bad fix, and adds that in one place
the drifts are so high that the gate.keeper
comes up through the roof of his house, and
receives the toll by reaching up through
hole in the middle Of the road. The additions
made to the drifts by the recent fall have been
so great that all communication through the
scutue IS cut oil, and the toll is now paid to
the gate-keeper by dropping tho money down
the chimney.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

Mr.. CRAMrToN.-The following is from the
New York Heralds Washington correspond
ence am authorized to state on reliable
authority that Mr.. Champion will be e-caled
by his government, perhaps for promotion, it
may be to answer charges for misconduct
Mr.. Marcy's dispatch says Mr.. CHAMPIONS
continuation in the recruiting business after
the receipt of instructions from his govern
ment, was laid before the English Minister,
who Immediately caused a copy to be for
warded to Mr.. Champion tor an explanation.
Our government learns that explanation has
not been given, and that Mr.. Champion will
be re- called.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

The New BANK BuL.-The bill for the
gradual suppression of small bills, reported in
the House on Tuesday, prohibits the issue or
circulation of all bills less than So, after Oct.
/, 1856; after Oct. l, 1857, those of less de-
nomination than So; after Oct /, 1858, those
under So 1t also forbids the issue or circu-
lation of all bills above So, not divisible by
the number 5. All offenders to be punished
by fine not exceeding 800.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

The Cox DIvonoE.-T trial of the suit
for divorce, brought by Rev. DR.. Cox against
his wife, was commenced on Monday, in the
Superior Court Of New York, before Chief
Justice Oakley. Only two or three witnesses
were examined = in addition to which, how
ever, some lengthy dispositions were read on
the part Of the plaintiff. The case appears 10
excite good deal of interest, and there was
a large number Of persons present.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20
ORCEsTER DAILY spy.
IOCALNEMS-

FACTORY SALE.--We understand that Paul
Within & Sons have bought the mill privileges on
Blackstone River, in Northbridge, formerly
owned by Sylvanus Holbrook, with the Estate
connected Herewith, and will Immediately re-
build the factories which were burnt thereon.
The principal manager of the concern, we under.
stand, will be Mr.. Charles Within In the hands
of these gentlemen, the village will soon be more
busy and prosperous than ever before.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20
MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATURE.
WpnNrsnAY. March IS.

WEDNESDAY, March Is.
SENATE.-Bank of Mutual REDEMPTION
bill in addition to the act to incorporate the
Bank of Mutual Redemption was taken up,
question on concurriRg in the House amend
ments.
On motion of Mr. Raymond of Middlesex,
the Sanate concurred in the amendment re-
quiring all the directors to be inhabitants of
New England, and three-fourth to be inhab.
itants of Massachusetts, and non concurred
in the amendment to strike out the 5th, 9Th,
and 7th sections and insert a substitute
Back Bay.-The resolves concerning the
Back Bay came up by special assignment.
House. Reports Edueation-A bill to in
corporate the Trustees of the Worcester Dis
trict Methodist Camp Meeting Association.
Judiciary-A bill relative to the trustee pro.
cess-new draft; also, bill concerning the
election of civil officers.
Passed to be E,aqrossed-Bills in addition to
an act to establish a State Reform School for
girls to authorize Parker Burnham and 9TH
ers to extend their marine railway i'll addi-
ton to an act to incorporate the proprietors of
Rural Cemetery in Worcester; concerning the
Vermont and Massachusetts, Railroad Compa-
ny; to change the name'oi the State Reform
School for girls;
Orders Adopfed-On motion of Mr. Cross.
man of Springfield, for inquiry as to the fur
!. ther necessity OF legislation in relation to
mortgages of real estate. On motion of Mr..
Johnson OF Mr.. Lowell, for inquiry az to pass
ing law authorizing assessors to change the
assessment of taxes fiom one party to another
when they have been assessed to the wrong
person.
The House bill relating 10 Savings Banks
came from the Senate, insisting upon their
amendments, and on motion of Mr.. c. Hale of
Boston, the House adhered, and Committee
of Conference was appointed as follows =
Messrs. c. Hale of Boston, Andrews of Dan.
vers, and Case of Springfield.
Tim bill relating to the issuing of bank
bills, and rate of interest to be paid to banks
by the Commonwealth, came up by special
assignment, and after long discussion on
ordering the bill to third reading, it was lost
by decisive vote.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

WORCESTER PEAT CoMPANY.-A meeting of
the subscribers to the Capital Stock of the
Worcester Peat Company, will be held at the
office of John Field in Union Block on Sat.
urday evening, March 22d, at 7l.2 o'clock A
punctual attendance is requested.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

We learn that the great Exhibition of the
Russian War, which has but recently arrived in
this country from England, by the way of the
Provinces, is soon to open in this city 1t will be
great treat to all, as it is highly spoken of by
those who have seen it.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

KANSAS LRoIsLATuRE.- Kansas cor
respondent of the st. Louis Democrat, writing
from Topeka, March sth, says that I" in joint
session Of the Legislature on that day, Gov.
Reeder was elected United States Senator on
the first ballot, six years, and Gen. Lane tho
second, four years each candidate received
80 votes, SO members being present. The
Legislature, which organized on the 4th inst,
was still in session on the Sth, and the letter
makes no mention Of any anticipated time for
adjournment"
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

Coon DISPOSITION OF AN UNRULY ELE-
MENT.-Ihe officers OF the New York Juye-
nile Asylum sent off on Tuesday, by the Erie
Railroad, about 10 children and % adults, or
100 in all, bound for Illinois, where they will
become agriculturists, or engage in other use.
full employnents.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

SEIZURE OF SUPPOSE SLAYER. Ne,o
York, March lS.-The schooner Falmouth,
outward bound, was seized this morning at
the Narrows, by United States Marshal,
brought back and anchored ut the Navy Yard
She was doubtless intended for the slave trade,
having on board ALL the necessary fixtures for
that business. The captain and mate were not
on board at the time Of the seizure.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20
DIR. A. J. HOWE.
From The iIoston Merca5iiie Journal,

From the lloston Mercantile Journal
" EsIaTs Baisafa Of Wild Cheyrv, This
euce' coming from respectable source and careful
received by Tue public with confidence It's efficacy las
been proved 10 many obdarate cases Of disease ard ia
iane nus fapdy extended 1t las been extensively used
in every part OF the e,untry particularly in he Nidc
anu Norihrrn states; and strong testimony from hphs
respectable and intelligent persons, has been adduced in
yer OF IT'S merits as remedy for Colds and Coughs az
fections Of the chest, diseased Liver.
reputation e"
none genuine unless signed l. BUTTS, the wrapper.
Prepared ANA sold wholesale and RETAIL only by sy5TIi
W foH LIZ Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should be
addressed, and for sale by bis agents
AGEETs.-Jame Green, d. Scott NJ. D. Green Chas
Clark, Worcester; C. Il. Oolburn, Leominster
Ieb26 egd2w&w2.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

DEATH OF REV. Henry BAcoN.-Rev.
Henry Bacon, pastor Of the Church Of the
Messiah, at Philadelphia, died in that city on
wednesday morning, 10Th inst. at a quarter
before eight o'clock. He was an eminent
Uniyersalist clergyman, and had been in the
ministry about twenty years. His first set
tlement was at East Cambridge, afterwards at
Hayerhll. Mass. then at Marblehead. and af.
forwards at Providence, II. I. His departure
will be mourned by large circle of friends.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1856-03-20

TAXING A GREAT DEAL FOR GRANTED
The Philadelphia Ponasylraaian thus COM
mences an article" We take it for granted
that James Buchanan will be the next Presi-
dent of the United States" This is very
pleasant method Of getting over the difficult
ties of an election, and would, we suppose, be
generally adopted, were it not for the fact that
this is mighty onsartin" world.-Bostou
Atlus.