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TRADE OF WlL..INGToS, N. c. The trade OF
the thriving little port of Wilmington, n G., id
tbns summed by the Herald, OF that place.
The exports Of Spirits Of Turpentne this year
eontrssted with / year fall short 243l bbls.--
Crude Turpentine, 5. rs bhls: Rosin 81 932 bbls.
pitch s25 bblr. Shingles 96O 0)3.--Staves, 1853 1877,
and Flour, 5O7l bbls There have been exported
n 666 bbls. Tar more than last year-2G9 95l feet
T;mher do do.-4O. 5O3 81 feet Lumber-s, 76j
bushels Ground Peas do do.-436 bales Cotton do
do I'll el9 bushels Rough Rice do 90 and y, J,
busbei. wheat The principal item Cf increase,
It will be observed, Is in the article of Wheat,
which from 1000 bushels in 1855 has swoolep to
70 OO0 husbels in 1856 and will continue 10 increase
As additional market facilities sre afforded
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OLD fAsnIoNED sPoRTs.-Rough enjoyment ~
a fsshion at Ibis time with the fair Ms oh Twassi
In sp al ing Of hsY mothers early days. whom anas
n led smusements were not declined by the Ieetfl
Of my ago One OF these she describes - eosss&1p1
of the following sort ss violent fun large efGpl
tsble.cioth was spresd on the uppsr stsps OF tAs
staircase ind upon this cloth ladies inclinS1 tethA
frolio seated themselves In rows upon the Se4ge-
lover sad Of the el Ii. attempting e puu - e1Ru
stssE shs lsdiss resisseA this With ell thsig m339
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LONGEVITY IN ENGLAkD.-A woman named
Jane Garbutt died Dec 10th, at Wellburg. coun
ty of York, England, at the age of one hundred
and nine years She was an inVeserate smoker
and visitor asked her how long she had smok
ed, to which she replied VERY nigh hundred
years"
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TrMPEsT IN A TEAPor.-The Supreme Court of
Ohio have decided the contest about the County
Seat In Perry county in favor of New Lexington.
On learning this decision. the people of New Lex
ington went over 20 Somerset, to remove the per-
sons aud papers appertaining to a county seat Bat
the people of Somerset anticipated their coming,
and locked up Sheriff. Auditor, Treasurer and Re.
corder, aud the books and papers. and as the ru-
NOR is, set a guard roundabout of soldiers, with
canpou aud other weapons of war.
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POST OFFICE AFFAIRS -Postniaster General
Campbell on Saturday ordered the following:
Virginia Appoint John Peasants postmaster
at Providence, Halifax county, vice Adaline NJ.
Adams, moved away. Asaph Wilson postmaster
at Rippon, Jefferson county, vice fIy. Tim5erake,
resigned John L. Givens. postmaster at New
Castle. Craig county, vice I. J. Wharton. resign.
sd. On route 4,se6-W vythevil!e to Tazewell G.
H-the service is increased to three times week
during the whole year
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SOMETHIN(f fNEW--CLOTHES SAVED
~ The subscriber having determined to open
attention Of families Hotel keepers and the public
generally, to the many advantages he osrs ia WASH
ing end Ironing. 1st He intends using bis patent
scsrcely at all; 2ndly. He proposes to do wa.hir
for families at price that will enable them to do
with fewer servants. thereby saving expenes and
any appointed day, and returned neatly washed and
ironed in q few hours notice. His Laundry Is at his
residence on Marshall street, three squares above
Brook Avenue, where Clothes can be d. led without
being soed By the dust of the city He expects 70 be
in full operation by the 1st of January next. For
further Information, please call at his shop on Sch
street between Grace and franklin whore the Wash.
ing Mac chjnes manufactured.
deN-lm* VIM, III. WOODWARD
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NICE CALCULATION "A Kansas paper asks
Wny itt Our government lands cost one dollar
an acre on an average, and champagne two dol
lars bottle How many man dies landless vino
during his life, has swallowed township, trees
all
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1>sITuANCE OFFICES.
~>-----,,-,,.,.-r.I ~,,s INsrRaNCE COMPANY

ssGRssos NS IA ssia ..Ifs
i2imme'uasI sores DWELLINGS, and Buildings OF
company in town country against loss OF
s,m.se hv Flfeo,- .SCE Policies issued ors 90
nn.5 NAN 10; oI Marine transportation
No cHS's' ntREC roks;
,.,,. VIM. BreedeR,
Wm. h u; Thomas r. Priss,
John fafse.- jss Thomas, JT,
Wn y; S;;iis.S0 So John Currie, Jr,
LeSn otn, , Jas. Dunlop,
Aus Aaoe,s Wm II. Hsxali,
James u Hbsgr.,b John d. Quarles
Raseoe David J. Burr,
Jobn POI? =? ,.,r. LArkin w GlszebrooA.
RoHS - = tasr.b.,y. d. Won Grooming,
Lewis ts.+.,u. Emanuel Miller,
JStepL =, -. Ed Il. Skinkor,
Joah - sr.nkl.n sieaTns
a PLEASANTs, Prssidest.
So de 50 -ts
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Isst KIN hAA,kIS: iNsUKANCE Co-Ch.rtered
ts 4sG azure Of Va 10 iS52oios No, iSl fs Maln
stfssi' i'A' 1"s. hv ire AnG the dangers OF the
In'a''o II and. Of oee:ty sud on favorable terms
i'a' 80, fey the PO!,ty or Surrey ,.>,, n.
.'' '"-'y THOS ID ALFRlEND, Pres't.
GM ~. r.. - Csmpan, lately removed its office from
" an "sStI nn Frgpklin street. oe sly
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PROFITABLE Lawrence, Mass., Courier
states thar the Pacific Mills OF that city have just
made up their half yearly accounts. which show
clear ne, profit Of tribe over Sl20. Co0 beyond
interest and expense This 10 equal TO per cent
on the entire capital for q months.
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DUTIES ON SPIRITS IN ENGLASD.--The London
News states that the large amount of 2l0356, as
was paid in that country, in the year 1885, as q
duty ON foreign and British spirits.
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A Fouy MURDER "A most heart-rending mur-
der was CONN i;ted ueaI Abbgville, il Henry 90
Ala, some ten days since A negro belonging to
Mr. BENJAMIN Lindsey, WHO had been punished
for some misdem amos by tia master, under cover
OF the night, after Mr. Lndse. had retired to res,
sto,e into his bed chamber and with stick beat
his braiss OUT Mrs. Lindsey saved her own life
by writing him pass, and escaping FROM the
bouse gave the alas n but tie negro, before sufi.
Gent force could b8 rallied made his escape, spd
nm 70 last atcouns had lot been taken.
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A SKATING PARTY.-Ths Boston Traveller states
tn t on Wednesday evening the st Nichslss Skating
Club, Of RoxburJ. assembled q Bovsr's Pond"
bringing several tTanspsreDses end other illumina
tiens which were set up ia different puts Of the
pond. The members then immediately proceed
10 Ignite sundry barrels ct various points Thes-
ware 20 profussly scattered the pond that the
whols ares wss brightly illuminated Py this tim-
large numhsrs Of ladies' and gentlemen had srrvsG.
sHd the whole party then proceeded to snioy ,hs
sxealisat skating Durins the evening several pieces
oI Arsworhs we're sat Off snd some choice musical
ssms sung b. ths ladies and ssntlsmss with 6ns
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A MURDER-On Saturday, at Gallon, Ohio, q
murdrr was committed. by man named Starr
unon another aamed Granhart. 1t appears that
Starr was jealous of the attentions paid to his
wife by Granhart, and on Friday evening the lat
tor left his boarding house for the purpose of at
sending a party our on the edge of the town
About q quarter of an hour after he had left, HE
hn6v was found Ia the road with one wound in the
breast and another in the head, either OF which
would have p. owed fata! From the fact that Starr
had threatened to shoot him, suspicion at once fell
unon that Individual, but when he sought he
corld not be found and it was supposed that he
started for California: from which State he came
short time since
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CAPITAL. PRIZE

~ : o U NUU!.. ,NJ
SOUTHERN hILITAR YACdDEMY LOTTERY
Class N,
To be drawn In the city of Mosile, Alabama, in pub
hc
FRIDAY, JANUARY 50, 1857, on the Plan of
SINGLE NUMBERS
JOHN HuRTEL and W. w. MAGUIRE, Esqs, Com
missieners
10000 Tick ets..3 295 Prizes
MORE THIN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY TEN
IICkhTSt
pxiIli 9 Il q
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DEPARTURE OF IssIosARIEs-The baik Hen
~ Hill, Captain Charles Watson. sailed from Bos-
tcn on Thursday for smyrna She will carry ont
the following missionaries Rev. Messrs. J. II.
White and wife; w Winchester and wife; ] @.
Copplns and wife; q. Y. Morse and wife; O. II.
wheeler aud wife; J. II. Psttingtu and Miss 9. A.
Dodd. tsS azas 5sSas u
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Plan Of swan & Co.'s Lotteries

'Sh oi swan "a Cos>s I4OttcftCs
$3.50 plumbers CORE spending with those on the
actto hT- placed IN wheel. The prizes placed
Y aL9.heI wheel number il drawn from the pun-
Ger wheel, and at the time prize s drawn from
ibe otter wheel The prize drawn 10 placed agaiDst
the aanAbef dfawn This operation is repeated until
all TIT prizes ere drawn out
IN ORDERING TICKETS,
Enclose the money TO cur address for the tickets
sfssron On receipt OF which they will be forwarded
by hrst mail
rue hIt II dfa~n numbers and prizes viii be sent
% kssshasers In uedia!eiy after the drawing.
q Purchases y III please write their sign stures
2isla sGd give the'r . at .hies county and State.
" hsmsmnef, thAt every prizs u drawn and pay
able IN fall without eedg 1tion -
- All prizes OF $1,000 and under, paid inms.
istefy ete. shs orsyins ether prlzss ct the usual
%iins of 81 deys
All communications strictly sonfdeptisl.
Al n:kets eashsd or renewed In other tickets ~
eiihsr oHkes A.G
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ON nnn ricRets-.3 $50 Prizes:

.ix i4vsrrI. suG w. ". MCGUIRE, Esqs. Com
~''' utission5Ts
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Brillia S h G N G
APPiiOXINiATION PHIXEs.

$50 prlGcs amounting 3S26 600
4, W hole Flekets pl6; Halves RS; Quarters 81;
Eishths 81
Tie frst 2ls prizes arc decided in the usual man.
a The COO Prizes OF St0 will be determined by ID
tsss agure Of the number that draws the $50, 600
prizes For example, II the number drawing the
SoV000 prize ends with No !, then all the tck ats
@heie the number ends in will be entitled to s60
II tae number ends with No. 2 then ali the Tickets
~LoIe the number ends in 2 will be entitled to 500
sad 60 on to y.
Certificates Of Packages will be- sold ct the follow
Ing rates which 10 the sisk
teftl6catsof package Of 10 whole tickets, 800
Do. do 10 half do 40
Do. do lU quarter do Ok
10 do. 10 eghts do l21
Addfess ofdsrs for tickets certificates either to
5. SWAN CO, Atlanta, Ga or
5. SWAN, MONTGOMERY, Ala, or
S. SWAN, Box zoo Mobile, Ala.
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u. Z. bkipSFoHb, N. TfssLEY PATE,
PRAEKLIE MATHEWS
u klDCFORD 81 CO.. General Comsnis-
- mission and Forwarding Merchants, Gu the Dock.
Richmond, Va.
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WA, 4 co.'s LOTTERIES.

'.,2r,,,seu MILITARY ACADEMY LOTTERY,
ooO Class NJ
IN the city Of Mobile. Ala, In public,
- 1' 'u,nrday. January 10, 1887,
"a, Tl1r Pin OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
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! Fer the year ending March, 1656. the tax on dogs
In England yielded about one niliion dollars,
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MachinIsts are very scarce and wanted in Bait
more
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ssssAakD1N(.,

- Also, fine Room for parties.
r. TYLER,
Js S-6s No l@7 Main street, Rishmond
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JtNi "a Ch A q Il 5 GunDowdsr and
wv Black Teas ip store and r. ssis BY zzis
Is WA. TAYLOR.
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4 GENCY for n southern Mandatory @
n Stretched LEATHEn BANDS and LEATHER
HOSE, all sizes, OF superior quality at mauufastu.
rers prices
Ey- The public may depend on getting the best
srtic!s that can be had. Tho bands will run straight
hold their width and fat to the pulley All msds
of the best oak tanned Leather, and tbs solid part
only used. Cemenred and copper riveted An ss.ort-
meDt generally on hand and all kinds mads oTdsr a,
short notice.
~ Also. superior Lace Leather aud Copper Rivs,s
with Burrs.
All oraeTs for the above promptly attended TO- Aps
ply to GEORGE c. REID,
no 29-2m Corner Cary and 18th sts
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S. w. HiLLMAN J. s. RILLMAN.
a. W. HELLMAi1 Gx co, 81 Front street
W. NEW YoRx. Agents for the sale ofVIRGINIA
MANUFACTURED TOBACCO
Liberal advances on oonsisnments a. sZJ-6ms
4 hWiS n. WEBB & CO., GENERAI.
a. COMMISSION MERCHANTS, offer shei. ser~
vicss for the sale and purchase OF Flour Wheat
Corn TOBACCO. &c. ae 8---6m
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ROARDING.-The CLIFTON HGUkE
- having recently undergone thorough repsii,
the proprietress isprepared to accomnodars two OF
three families very comfortably. Her rooms arc
large and well supplied with ciosets and orh.r Coo
veniencss She would be pleased to fu1risa gentle
men and lsdles with Board by ths day, wesA. month
or year. on as reasonable terra such accommods-
tions cau, be had in the city She solicits the IA.
tronsge OF gentlemen day bsarders the house be.
ing so conveniently located to business, makes il
desirable; and she will spare pains to make them
comfortable ia lin
ROARDINes.-.-A small family and q few
- gentlemen can be accommodated with go9d
Board and pleasant rooms, with the converisnces OF
home; al SO Day Boarders, by applying at No 1Ss
main street, opposite faRla Square. de- 81 ts
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IS r. CREExsHAw. B. a. wELLroan. J.e
iENSHAW d. WELLFORD,

viii practice in the Superior and Inferior Cnurts
o. kiehmond city and adj accent counties, ana "a
Federal Courts held In Richmoud and Norfolk
q Office. Governor street, second door frem
ffasAhn street. ja 5-dlmcSm
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Nc MI4 O. FTt-c % E.Ng !sH IfcEe1s .
NON Ell SC II r M E. o,
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Il oitr GAINES AOADEMY LorrKR Y
80, 900 Tickets.-3, 1907 Prizes.

Tuesday, January 2Oth, 1857,
UA the plan OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

The case q Mrs. Caroline Woodmau, the wife OF a
wealthy Southern gentleman, who had her placed in
an insane asylum in New York, was brought to q sud.
den close in that city on Thursday. The case, as has
already been stated, came up on a writ Of habeas cor.
pus. sued out by a male friend for her discharge. On
Thursday the proceedings we're interrupted by the
appearance of the brother of Mrs. W., who handed to
the court an application signed by his sisser, request
ing that the proceedings in her name should termi.
nate, as she had arranged matters amicably with her
husband, and was about to return TO her fathers home
on Mississippi, with her brother. The case than end
ed, but We find in The New York Post an affidavit,
sworn to by Mrs. Woodman, which furnishes q history
of the wrong she alleges che has euff-red at the hands
ofthe man who assumed to be her friend.
She alleges that she has been more than q year fol.
lowed, tortured, seduced, beaten, robbed, without
mercy, in Paris, Boston, New iork, Phi'adelphia,
New Orleans and other places at hotels and private
houses. She was taken to Paris by her husband an
invalid, and LETT there TO undergo skilful medical
treatment, while his business obliged him to return
home. She there got acquainted with the man allu.
ded TO-, who acquired a power over her reputation
through her weakness, which be afterwards used to
EFFORT money. She there loaned him six hundred dol.
lars. Coming to Ameries, he borrowed, stole and eI
torted from her money, jewels, 60, all the time, and
when che did not give him what be asked, he besl
and abused her. Sometimes be raised disturbance.
in her rooms at hotels to force her to give him money,
By some strange infatuation she suffered all this il
silence. keeping it from the knowledge of her hus
band, until at last the latter accidentally found it out
Her incarc sration 10 an asylum was done 10 keep hel
out Of the man 8 clutches, as her husband could nc
logger live with her.
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mi

Mr.. ARTHUR 8. ROBINSON, Of Alexandria. to Miss
HENRIETTA h ANTRIM. Of Albcnarle county, Va.
MARRIED. an Tuesday morning, 9th October. a, thu
w. II. DICKINSON, to Miss FANNY Nelson .Ide.t
daughter Of Major JsmesP P. Corbtn.
rseain' Dr. P. Z. caBELL. Of Selma, Aha, to Ma Mi,. s "a =:
re W, eidsst daughter Of tho late Gen. Philip Aylett, OF
King William county, Va
Msss,rp, in Petersburg, on the 9TH instant, by the
Nev j. Z. Edwards, Mr.. ROBERT D. GRIGa. only son
Of Dtnwiddie dngg, Esq, and Miss FANNIE p. ARCHER,
daughter Of Rev. LeroyS Archer. all Of %etersburE. :.
wbeslwrisht, Dr.. T. h. BLANDY. to Miss NARY j.
BOOTH, st the residence of E. G. Booth, of Nostoway
Coou;y.
MAiaIEp, It Creek Side. BY the Rev. John Grammar
on the 9Th November, Mr.. JOHN CLARK, to Mis-
BETTE O., dsusatsr ofDE. E. A. Coleman, Ill OF Hahfs,
County, w.
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aTBE ELECTION IN BALTIMORE.

Notwithstanding the pledges and promises Of Mayer
Swami, and the ample arrangements made to pre-
serve the peace Of the city and secure the rights OF
voters" in many Of the wards The polls were scarcely
opened on Wednesday, before they we're beset by
bands Of Know Nothing rowdies, who commenced
their usual work OF outrage and violence. At the
18th ward, the rsllying cry Of the Lntle FeNors va,
heard at the very opening Of the polls; an onslaught
upon the Democratic voters Immediately followed,
many we're knocked down, and many fed for their
lives, pursued by the outlaws of this band, and fired
upon as II they had been a parcel Of mad dogs. No,
an arrest ras made, or attempted, by the regular 20,
lice, and the SPECIAL wers 10 where to DO seen. The
same outrageous conduct was manifest at other strong
Know.Noihing wards. Thus has be-u redeemed the
solemn pledges of Mayor Swsnn, and thus have ths
peaceful voters Of this city been again delrsuded Of
their rights by DULLES and blsckzuardd. Tbs laws
have been & sin traupled upon with lmpun'ty,, ana
frtud and violence still stalk unrebuked and ~
umpbant over the PROSTATE Constitution 6a1'
more REPUBLICAN.
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Correspondence of the Baltimore Sum-.
Nr,y yoRr Nov. r.

The unemployed laborers and others made another
demonstration yesterday in the Park. They assem-
bled to the number OLA 600 or 5000, and paraded the
streets. Several Of the more indiscreet and violent
addressed the gathering, declaring that they must
procure or devise some means for the relief Of their
starving families urging the crowd to assemble eve.
ry day, aud TO march every day to the City Hall. and
there petition the government for employment, for
give it, asserting that they have a perfect right to DO
90, 60 every man who is willing to work has q right
to q living. The sssemblage fra!ly marched to the
City Hall, where they laid before the mayor a peti.
ton to the city coancl asking them to proceed with
the public works, aud thus give them employment
The mayor, after counseling peace and quieiness, pro.
missed to use bis efforts to meet their wants. One OF
the speakers: in reply, said they we're tired OF wait,
ing; that their families we're almost on The point OF
starvation. and if not promptly relieved, the cry
would be work or death" Others said they would
wait until Monday, to which time finally the meet
ing adjourned. Many good citizens look upon these
threatening movements with fear and trembling, and
anticipate that ere the winter is over we shall have
terrible "bresd riots and 9 reign Of terror.
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FROM MINNESOTA.
RIDGE,
the Editors of the ENQUIRER:

1 y ~ EuhOFS 81 N Z n9UFT:
Crow Wise, MINNESOTA, Oct. 10Th, 1881.
Conference.-The storm has come, and the good sup
has made harbor in the port Of democracy. The State
of Minnesota has cleared her skirts Of Black Republi-
canism, by giving the entire Democratic State tickets
majority Of over 1000, and electing the larger por.
ton Of the Senators and Representatives Of the two
Houses, which will make them sure Of the two U. ).
Senators. This is, as you may imagine, a death
blow to the Republican party in this young and flour.
ishing State. iu the lower precincts. where they
we're making calculations on large nsjorities, they
were completely routed. In the upper precincts, it
went aimoet unanimous for the Democratic ticket
Through their r~ascality, they cut the Democratic
vote down a little 10 ST. Pauls. In one word, they
took possession Of the polls, and challenged every
man who offered to vote the Democratic ticket,
thereby keeping OF some two or three hundred legal
voters, by closing the polls before they could prove
their right to vote. Yet, in spite of their trlckery
and rascality, St. Psuls and the adjoining county
gave the Democratic ticket a majority OF lSUQ and
upwards. The Republican party has done oil In It's
power. ''spariug nothing from the prohibition OF
legal voters from the ballot box, to the refusal OF Ger.
t%ihcates, by their Registers" to duly elected men OF
the democratic party. But now, in defiance Of all
1nsir tricks and rascality, they are completely routed.
Hpe question is, what will they try nextl They will
% doing better than any one At present oan imagine,
II they csnstars enough in the whole State to form .
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club by the next election. Minnesota has smnly
sSSSss, tss i' g. The Of is sas ssss1 Il IS sss T. 7 ;ss5 &:
South Sh' sss put ut in n, The territory ;SE;, Gf Mi sns s3sad sh By T the
eyer :, sn S,sS;o;. to io t ssfsna lsv Of f ihs i U"io osS' from r.
t ho,d Of t.n SniI Of the North and the ultras o. Tue ~
South. using her pest no' Z" ]. r. X.
the Constitution. lava land sale
P. Son the Goth Oct. there was a arg ,a .saN -
f II .1 OPPOSITION papers have been eroeing about .t .hs
Fort Smelling reserve going go low, at pr'v wave I Eor,,
what will they say now, when they hear I'M that IA FG by,
Ripley was put up at public auction, anu o CO.. ahont
five cents per acre. will say nothing more at pre-