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Accounts from Rhodes state that the
lightning struck the immense store Of
gunposder which was placed in the
vaults belonging to the Ancient Knights,
destroying the whole Turkish quarter so
completely that only three children were
saved. One thousand persons are said
to have persisted.
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CONSUMPTION OF SEGARs IN France
Tobacco is a monopoly in France. and a
late letter from Paris states that "'the
Minister of Finance has postponed the
adjudication for supplying the Paris En-
trepot les Tabacs with foreign segars for
the ensuing year, until the 26.h. The
supply consists of HAVANA segars in the
following proportions: Regalias l8.000,
eco; Londres 5000, 600; total "a .UOO.-
600. In addition to these, which are
imported ready manufactured, the State
manufactures at home, a considerable
quantity of segars from foreign weed
Ii is calculated that if the passion for
smoking continues 10 progress in the
same ratio as it has done for the last five
and twenty years, in about forty Yeas
from this the sum paid by smokers for
the enjoyment of their ~favorite luxury,
will alone suffice to defray the Budget
A monstrous tax for an indulgence.
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The Hong Kong (China Register OF
September l4th, states that the Rev. NJ.
Chapdelaine. a French Catholic Mission
airy, was seized by The authorities OF
Kwang 81, and after several days torture
and Imprisonment, on suspicion of his
exciting the people TO rebellion, was car
ried in a cage from the prison. and pub
licly beheaded. Ii is also said. that the
Mandarin soldiers opened the body, took
ont the heart, cut i, in pieces, and fried
and ale i'll
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vs.. Civil action.
Daniel Mecleery and John Hutch For nOn'' only.
ms, Defandants-
Daniel McCIeery. one Of the defendants. a non.resi-
dent Of the state % u'io- viii take notice that hum-
nl,rsv Harsh. OF the County OF TrumbnM- State Of Ohio,
d.d on the sih day Of January. A. d. ls54. file his leu-
ton to recover 4 judgment for a balance due to him
u3on a note Of hand made BY said Daniel NeCieery a.
PRINCIPAL. and Ishn IIutehins as surety, payable %
Wn. Palm or Bearer. dated at Warren, August 10. iSoS'
for the sum Of S4z3 20 Plaintiff pTays IN said Peta.
tics. for a Judgment. after deiucting a payment o.
s24f 81, May IS, 1856 fer The sum OF SS3O 81. Win ~
per cent. from May Is. 1855 The said Daniel McCiee-
~ he 7th day Of March, 1857, said petition Will os
taken as confessed BY him. and Judgment rendercass
cordingly. hSAfAA
Ian. Z. itI7-eu
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KossUTH AND LoUrs NAPuLEoY.-M
KoSsuih, in one Of his late speeches,
compares his lot with hat Of the man
he had just before affected to contemn
Il will never venture TO contrast NV
own humble lot with The brilliant one OF
that ~potentate. | eat with my children
The bitter bread of homelessness | am
staggering joyless towards an obscure
grave. For inheritance my chiIiren
may get a legacy Of sorrow, yet of devo-
ton TO their country's cause. Such is
my lot: but, whatever may be my faults,
nv errors, or even my sins, never have
| broken oalhs, never have l deceived
nations, never triled with the duties of
an honest patriot. B%onaparIe on the
contrary, sits high in power, dazzling
the eyes Of shoit-sighted man with The
lustre of his propiiious star. Still | do
not at all believe in the stability of sue.
cessful crime"
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The THIRD SrATE.-According to an
official report recently submitted 10 Con
gress, the three first States in the Union
compare as follows in the items of wealth
and ~DoDulaIiOn:
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WARREN MARKET.
CLEVELAND MARKET.

Proyisions-Mess pork s2O@S-. Hams 10Y
6l3c; Lard lie; Eggs l7@lec; Cheese 919@
Soc Butter-Central Ohio, common to choice
.IISl7. Western Reserv, Do leG2Os. sals ut
81. 81 70. IN nGks Ia
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NEUROLOGY OF II YEAR.-Among
the many noted persons who have died
The last year, may be named John NJ
Berrien and VIM. C. Dawson, of Geor
gia, John NJ. Niles, of Connecticut; Or
den Hoffman. George Steers. Robert L
Stevens and l. B Shepard. ofNew York;
Samuel Hoar. Francis C. Gray, Rev. Dr..
Peabody, John C. Warren, of MsSsa-
chusetts; John II. Clayton. james &.
Percival. Rev. DR.. John o. Choules.
Across the Atlantic the names of many
of the titled and the great have been
added to the list Of the Departed
Among those worthy of mention here,
may be named Heinrich Heine, Gilbert
a Beckett. John Braham. DR.. Buckland,
Viscount Hardinge, SirJohn Ross, Theo
bold Mathew, Admiral Beechey, Biela,
the astronomer, Adolplre Adam, Peter
Lindpainier, Paul Delareche.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbun

THE STATE OF OHIO, Trumbun
4 County, IS. In the Court Of Common Pleas.
Ira Fowler, Adm'r OF Abner EOwier,l
Petitioner, vs.
James Fowler. and others, the heirs Petition 70 sell
of Arner Fowler, deed. including lands.
Julia Collins. Of Illinois. Horace
Pew and John Duncan, Def'ts-
me Defendants. anil especially said Julia Collins,
are rct.l-l tI4t petitioner has MED his petition in said
Court. alleging that it Is necessary to sell lands ofthe
Gecenssd. being LOT j.. in BroOGneli. said county, to
nav debts Of the estate. to wit: 1888 %. due petitioner
on settlement; S2IU sos due the estate Of Chester
Fowl.r: SIS 90 due Attys and to Ray costs Of two suits
and 70 pay At'y's fees and expenses Of administration,
a. the personal estate is exhausted and insufficient
Defendants Euss answer said Petition or he IN de-
faI;t. The Ext term Of said CouIs viii be March Sta,
IS5S- HOFFMAN 81 RATLIFF.
Jan. =, Ie57-6x Aly's for Petitioner
GUARDIANS Sale of Real Estate.
III b. virtue Of an order OF sale, issaed to me by tia
Probate Court Of TruEhuil County, Ohic, / will expose
t. sale, at Public Yendue, between the hours OF IVA
VI. and 4 P on the 9h day OF &c 'ruary- Ab-leS',
two pieces Of land. belonging 10 the heirs OF simon
GoiI deed. situate ia Liberty Tuniul County, Chic
One tract or lot being part OF lot SIX in giest lot NoN7S,
bounced. LegiuniIg az Nm Lesile's northeast cor
ner. thence north along George Hoods line. - chains
to a stone set in the ground; theree easty ehslns@s
Ipks. thence south - chains 3 hnSs; thence west
0 chains p links to beginning; containing y acres or
iarJ snsiect to The doNer right Of Mary A. Stul there
i'm. which will be sold by her at sause time
One tract, being lart or LOT No. Y, eonalnins u
--SE-Iu0 acres Of iand, being the portion set on TO Gee.
". Goist. Emanuel NJ Goist and Harriet :. Goist. IN .
Drocee ling for partition among the heirs Of Geo. Goist,
deceased, as will appear from Record IN Chaneery,
Record Book I2, page as. IN Trumhul Common Pleas
Each rieee viii be sold on the land Terms one
ND c,Sb ana balance in ( . years. with interestas
: . -c.rt b. I. HOFFMAN,.
Ian. :. Is5--4w Guardian q Minors.
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Can Enilensu he Cnrei2

We think the following letter from a respectable cit
izen u Mississippi will answer the question, and re-
move all dcu IS from every unbiased Eind:
GEENiDA. Miss. June 5. Is55-
DR.. Seth s. Hance, Btlt.mOre. Mi-Dear Sir: l take
great pleasure in r. htiug a cas-. OF spasm or fits. cured
by your iuvalua' ic Pills Ny brother. J. J. Lyon has
long been amictel with this awfdl disease. lie vas
first attacked while quite yOGng. lie wOuli have one
or tEo spIsEsat one attack 1t first; bet rs he ETex old
er. they seemed 10 Increase likewise Up TO the time
h commenced taking your Pills. he had them very Of
ten and gu. te severe. pros,rating him In body and mind.
His miad had suffered seriously; Ut now. ] am happy
to sy, he IS cured Of those fits. Ne has enjoyed hre
health for the last five months past His mini has also
returned u it, original sprishtliness. All this l take
great pleasure in communicating =, AZ itEay hethe means
OF directing others TO the remedy that will cure them
Yours. respectfully. &c. W p. Leon.
No person. vh0 Is suIcring from Fits or Spasms.
should neglect sending to Dr. Hance. after this. for 4
supply ofhis inestimahle medicine. His prices are as
follows: one box 81; two IS; twelve S44-senthy nail
free, on the receipt Of q remittance Address SSTH ;.
HANcE. los Baltimore street. Baltimore. Md JAM
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OFEIcE OF CLEVELAND & MaHONING r. r. Cox.l
Corner Of 81. Clair and Bank Streets.
CLEVELAND, January 5, 1s57.
THE Annual Meeting Of the Stock
Il holders Of this Company viii he held ut this Office
oa Wednesday, January p. 1857, at N o'clock, A.. H.
BY order Of the Boarl OF Directors.
Jan7-3S CHAS. L.. RHODES see'ry.
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THE Philadelphia Ledger of Saturday,
speaking of iowdyism, and its results in
that city, says:
We have had two holidays in the last
week. and a murder committed in both
On Christmas eve, a young man was
stabbed to death in the street by some
rowdies. Enthusiastically disguised. and sew
eral others were dangerously injured on
the same night. On New Years eve, a
~serenading party of Germans were bro
ken up by another gang, similarly dis
guised in grotesq'ie dresses, who we're
parading the streets with music. The
Germans resisted, the gangs ran away,
and subsequently, coming back, stoned
the dwelling before which The occurreR-
ces haPpene!, and stabbed young man,
who was left 10 bleed TO death in the
streets, lis inhuman muIderers making
their escape.
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Analopetic.

We owe a double apology to our read
ers, for our last issue. 1t was one day
behind time, and when it was Issued it
vas almost good for nothing, % far as
news was concerned. It contained an
extra quantity Of advertisements, and a
still larger extra amount of notices OF
periodicals. But none of these things
could be avoided. Sickness among our
rorkmen caused the delay in the publ
%eation. and the advertising of the Delin-
qusnt Tax List, which is indispensable
20 the interests of land owners in the
county, swelled the advertising columns.
Custom, and Common Courtesy requires
that once in each year, We should notice
those of the different periodicals which
are of greater value, pecuniarily, than
our own, which exchange with Us.
Hereafter our paper will contain as
much reading matter as any of our coun-
try contemporaries. and of as interesting
\ character as we know how to make it.
TEE ONO FARMER-This excellent
Agricultural Weekly ONE to us with a
beautiful new head, new type and other
Improvements. L is one Of the best and
hsndsomest Of the Farmers Family Pa
pers.
Terms: One copy So three copies,
e5; Eve copies, So; ten copies. SIS. and
one to the person getting up the club
The volume commences with the new
rear. Address Tho. Brown, Editor &
Proprietor. Cleveland, Ohio.
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Of See Prospectus of "The Nation,''
. new Family Weekly, edited by s. n.
Bigelow and Mrs. Southworth; also, that
of BlsckEood's Magazine and The Bril-
ish Quarterlies, on the outside of this
paper.
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TPTHE THOUSANDS whose constitutions have
been ruined and their systems poisoned by the use Of
Mercury, should give the following their earHestatten
tICr:
Dr.. GILES. Newton Hsmiitoa. Pa May. ls5i. said-
Il have used. myself. half n dozen bottles Of Hooiands
German Bitters. for Liver Complaint and diseases Of a
nervous character, resulting from the use % Mer ury-
! was poisoned and afflicted with spasnss from the use
Of this latter article The German Bi.terS IS the first
article from Witch I obtained any relief l have also
given the artic= To many dyspepties. with the post sal
utary result. l thirk as u.any more bottles vii cure
ne"
See advertisement
PNOTICE-DR s. STRoSS-s FEvER DESTROYER
The proprie:ors depend wholly upon the intrinsic
virtues. the cusative powers 81 this new Remeiy.t TO
huiii up its own reputation. Every sufferer viii he
LETT to decide for himself the relief Il affords him. The
Lest Recommendation it can acquire is to take i 10 ths
sick rooEa. and there let 1t speak Tor itself let It there
spread joy and pace around the pillow o. suffering
AMI Jain. IT il viii rot DO this. a thousand certificates
viii 10 hut little towards securing the eouhdence 81 tie
public. The es;imntiais-which are many and lorg-
are published in a circular. as the limits Of an aiver-
ti>ement will not peFnit-which are presented more
for the purpose OF calling the Pupiie mind to this ne~
remedy, which may BE found ut the principal Druggist
IN tbs Western States and California;.
II it possesses the extraordinary powers which we
Claim il will have great popularity wherever intro
ducei I. and forun a great pG"lc blessing. On the other
hand, ii il possesses no real value, the sick will sooa
find it nut, and drmIustrite i as . humbug, "a base
imposition" See advertisements
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GREAT are the mysteries Of Ocean
Postage. 1t costs more now 70 send an
ounce of paper to Europe than il does to
send a barrel of flour. A man may have
q state-room; eat, drink, sleep and lounge
sIl wei the ship, and yet a quiet mail
bag, that has stood all the time 10 a dark
corner. is charged seven times as much
passage money as he isl
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The Milwaukee Wisconsin mentions
some dreadful cases of suffering and
death from severe cold and de~s,iiution
in that city. l. says:
Ga Mrs. Sullivan was literally frozen
10 death. Her husband was at work on
the Milwaukee and MississipPiR R. R be-
yOnd Madison. She got out of wood on
Tuesday, and went TO a city constable,
so we learn, and asked him to let her
have some wood until her husband re-
turned home. He, in the liltleness of
his pen. up heart, told her 10 go to the
poor house. She was expecting her hus-
band home soon, and probably thought
she could weather it out; but it was a bit
ter cold night, and Wednesday morning
her released spirit had winged its way
from sorrow here, 10 another, and we
hope a better world. She was found
dead on the floor, with her children cry
ing about her. If there is any conscience
left in that constable, who ruthlessly
drove her to despair and death, we hope
that pictuie may thaw his icy heart, and
also those of The neighbors who lived
near the poor creature. We are asSur-
ed that a woman named Mrs. Coin, liv-
ing in Jefferson street, who had just been
confined. died from want of care on the
I7Ih. She had also four or FIVE children
who were found crying about her.
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$50 4S4 8 O95 1904

Total vote Of n. w. States, 2O8 500
THE PACIFIC STATE.
Cal. (unOf.) 1892 40 733 35O71
30O6 scattering in Massachusetts {; IS
in Vermont; l57 in Ohio; $50 in Michi-
gan.
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RECAPITgLATToN.

fremont. Buchanan Fillmore.
n. Eng. States 3O8 1913 1862 212 25l95
Middle States Ash 6O1 481 229 239 7O4
n. W. States $50 434 $50 COS 1900
California 1922 40 733 35O71
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Ernm Kansas.

The hundred Free State prisoners al
Lecompton have all either escaped, OF
been acquitted, save fifteen who are SEN
fenced at Lecompton. The latter, We
have no doubt, Gov. Geary will cheer
fully pardon, whea asked 10 do so, which
we hope will be the case soon.
Col. TIrus.-Before Col. Titus left
Kansas, he offered TO liberatc any Free
Stale prisoner who would join his com
mand, and 90 with him 10 Central Amer
lea. One man accepted his offer, so far
as 10 promise to meet him on the 10li
Of mex month, at St. Louis. Titus then
took him from the guard, and gave him
his liberty.
This act shows a supercilious disregard
of the legal authorities of Kansas, by
Col. Titus. or it shows that our men were
imprisoned Illegally, in the mere wan
tonness of tyranny. TO CRAFTY a deep
seated hatred against Free State men.
CAPITAL IN LAwRENCE.-Every house
in Lawrence. public and private. is over
run with strangers who have recently
entered the Territory. Most of them
have come with Il view of permanent set.
element, End are searching for claims.
and buying up city property. A greater
amount of capital is now represented in
Lawrence than has been at any former
period. The future Of Kansas was never
so cheering as at present.
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the attempts ofou competitors to deEact from the growing popularity Of our unpara
us to present The following acts aud reports in as SIMPLE and conehea form as pos
may judge for himself. We calmly affirm that our Mill has decided advantages Ovr a
The fact THAT
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WILLIAM GUILD { Co.
$50 Washington ST., Boston. Mass
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THE STATE OF OHIO. Trumbull
L County, S. In Court Of Common Pleas.
Humphrey uarsa, PHI.

JAN :. Is5--4t OF samdei and George w. HeWet- ?
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Presidential Election, 1s5s-GficiaL

451 sol 48l 229 238 7O4
Total vote Of Middle States. Ill 534
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-08-05
How She got a Husband.

There ara all sorts Of queer marriages
in the world, and among the queerest is
one of a girl living in Patterson, Now
Jersey. The eastern papers give a lngthy
account the substance of (which is as fol-
lows. The oung lady went to New York
and by some means was introduced to a
wealthy family residing onFifth Avenue.
She made lie self 50 agreeable to the fam
lily that friendly intimacy sprang up be-
tween them and when she left, she invi-
ted them to call ON her at her fathers res
idence in Patterson, at the same time rep
resenting that they lived in the highest
style. A short tine after a promising
SON and lovely daughter from the Fifth
Avenue mansion went to visit their fair
friend. They did not find her living n
as elegant style as they expected and in
the evening tho young man proposed to
his sister that they should go to a hotel
to lodge. This was objected to and in @
short time they were both shown to their
rooms. The young gentleman instead
of being visited by Morpheus, was visited.
by the young lady, who remained with
him during the might watches"l, EARLY
in the morning the room was entered by.
aparty of the young lady, relations, who
demanded of the gentleman that he mar
r. her. A minister was then in the house,
and he not wishing to have 'sroN" was
married. His sister carried the miserable
intelligence home, and in the course of
the day he 'scut sticks" for parts unknown.
The affair, of course, has made good
deal of gossip, but it seems to be very
doubtful about the young mans living up.
to his matrimonial vows.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-08-05
Tiac CrasssloppeTs.

These pests that have caused extensive
destruction to crops along the Upper Ms
s:ssippi, have taken wing, and moved of
in huge clouds to central AMI southern
Minnesota. Some of them may 6nl n
way to Iowa, AMI Wisconsin, but whar-
ever the great body al;ghts, the same des-
olating scourge WILDE felt. OF their ex-
odus last week, the Sank Rapids From
tierman says "9@
The grasshoppers have nearly left tho
vicinity. For severaldays last week and
on Sunday last there were so many in the
air, as high as coutl be seen, as to resem-
bic 2 snow storm. They appeared Ike
large flakes Of snpw." s7
The Farr;bault Herald announces Their
arrival there, and though most of tho
crops in that vicinity have outgrown any
danger that may arise from their rava45as
yet we l. arm that It is Their habit to take
the new six on corn, Just as it bloss ms
from the ear, which ent rely destroys that
crop wherever they g.. We would urge
our farmers to sow largely Of t,lrnips' for
whose matur ty there is yet time, to equal
any scarcity that may arise. Meanwhile
we hope fer the best. at s"
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-08-05
The New Domle Of the Capitol.

This splendid monum mt OF American
genius IS TO be cast iron and glass, 124
feet in diameter at its coumaar base, RI
sing above the ms n building to q height
of over 200 feet; the apex con ist.ng OF a
magn ticent lantern L feet in diam ter,
aud 50 feet high, surmountod by a bronze
statute of the Gen,us Of Liberty 16A feet
in height. Tie .foun ,,ation Of the dome
is to be tle circular walls Of the r3tun In,
carried up 24 feet above its interior cor
nice, anl surrounded above the roof OF
the main bulthng by an octagona entab-
latire anil baicony. From cast iron brack-
cts embe l1ei in this circular wall are t,
rise double row Of hollow east iron COL
umns to the height Of 81 feet. The col
onnade is to be crowned by an entabIa-
turo OF feet. Above, is the baIustralo
with faocy ate, a feet high and contrac-
ting from I68 to s. feet in 4 ameter; then
the cap of the dome, seni-eliiptic AMI 81
feet III halgat, with ornamental win lows
ct its base. Tbs is to be slriDouat>d by
the lantern and statute Of Liberty. Tho
dome IS TO besim sly q continuation Of the
rotanda, AMI its whole interior viii be
visible from the tloor of the ratttnia.---
Above the corn;ce Of the rotunda, on the
interior of the foundation wall of the
dome, will appear q continuous belt Of
sculpture, 800 feet in length, representing
the h;etory Of America, The dome is u
be assembled BY spiral stairs between its
outer ana iooer shell, or its roof an coil
ing.-INaa. argus and Democrat
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-08-05
County Convention.

ITO the Republicans of Pierce Co., Wiscon-
A sin: A Republican Convention will be
he'd at tie Court House in the City of Prescott
on Friday, the It'll day of August, at o'clock
P. NJ, for the purpose of nominating three
delegates TO attend the Assembly District Con-
vention held at Duuville, on August the
nine teenth, for tie purpose of nominating
delegates to attend the Republican State Con-
rerltion The Republicans of the different
towns in The county are respectfully requested
10 meet at the usual places Of holding elections
in the towns, on Wednesday, The 5th day of
August, for the purpes, of electing delegates
tn attend thu Comfy Conventions. e5a.t-,s
Each town viii be entitled to three dele
gates. SMITH r. GUM,
Chairman Pierce Co. Rep. Com.
Prescott, July y. 1857. Il
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-08-05
PERrEcrLY SarIsr,croRy-The Prov

PERFECTLY SATIsFAcToRY.-The Prov
idence Journal declares Itself satisfied of
the humbuggery OF 81 iritualisn, by test
it observed during the late campaign.-
It says; "When the son of Henry Clay
took the stump for James Buchanan, and
the spirit of his great father did not rise
from the grave, We made up our mind
that there was no passing back from the
next world to this.
Here is another item Of proof for those
not yet convinced. In some Of the Dem
oeratic papers of this state We find the
following. sos, a lia
"Warn the Committees to be on their
guard" were the dying words of the Pat
ros. Thomas Jefferson. We would repeat
them to all who have the charge of Dem
ocratie organization throughout the State.
If the spirit of Jefferson is not heard
around editorial tables rapping out de-
eided veto to such use Of his name. We
shall believe that the sphere in which he
dwells is one from which mo traveller
returns"