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INSTRUCTIONS.

No will made performed,
satisfactorily explained
deducted For Arrivals SO far behind tune 10 break
nexion with depending nails and not sufficiently excused
subject
ordered grade performance
that spec, fed in the contract.
leaving behind throwing OIL the mails, portion
them the admission Of or for being concerned In
setting running conveying intelligence advance
Of the mail, quarters pay may be deducted. I.
Fines unless be promptly
satisfactorily by certificates
afdavs Of other credible for failing arrive
for negecng take the mail from, deliver
the place carrying D wet, Injured destroyed
robbed and refusing, amer deand convey
mail frequently the is concerned In
ming, u coach, car, o ., amboat
The Postmaster Guea annu the contract for repeated
failures agreenby contracts for violating the Office
disobeyng the Department. ref
discharges carrr when required BY The to do
assigning without the of the Postmaster Gen
aforesaid transporting
packages mailabe muitcI out Of the mnil
The Postmaster General order OF
change and arrivals
particularly make Them conform 10 connexions with rail-
roads, without OF provided the running time be not
General also curtai discontinue
SERVICE whole part rata decrease Of allow
months amount dispensed WITH
his opinion the public interests do not require the
In he desires to supesede BY different grade OF
transportation. s- 81 4. sslIg a. a
Payments service by collections from,
postmasiers, otherwise after the expiration or each
quarter say in February, May, August, and Novemher.
y The distances are given according
will be allowed SHOULD they BIO than adj
vertsed points supplied be correctly stated Bidders
weight OF the mail the condition roads, hills streams
bridges ferries distractions OF kind by which
may established after this advertisement
issued ard also during the contract TO b. visited with
extra pay, IL the distance be not increased
a - '0,1 JAMES CAMPBEII.,
Jan Is -iawtw Postmaster General.
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Lost Land Warrants.

ONCE the November last deposited in the post Office
y Bsvile, Georgia, snveloped in package and directed
Howell Cobb, Washington city, the following bounty land
sold ,l43 40 issued
March, 1855, Jesse Hx and No f67, for 100
ainiad, and both assigned
blank purchased by informed said have
whom they directed they there
FORE have 6d in The General Land
prevent nom issuing said warrants and hereby
public aeanst trading for u intention 70
proceed according obtain dapcses Of s same om the
Commissioner IcnSons.
DECEMBER 10, 1859. John BUTT,
Dec W.
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Proposals for Erecting the Marine Hospital at
Burlington, Iowa. a


TREASURY DKrARTagYr,
Washington, December Is,
DROfObAI.S
Of February, 1857, O'Clock,
Burlington fows,
according the plans and specifications prepared this
proposals whole building separate
different kinds work bills parcels
accompany bid, kind Of
the total carried OUT the department resevns the right
when Of the United States requires
also the right exclude the bids Of
who there believe will faithfully perform
the which they attempted obtain
all bids shall be
the bids and all bdr that upon below fair price
for the work. a9 (. x
Bids viii not be received in gross and no contract viii be awarded
bidder unless details furnished the
of the different Kinds Of work which
the revision Of the department. that adopt the whole
OF the bid the interest the United
Ninety OF the done and
eed according price, ad
the estimate y" OF the department appointed for
per completion accept
the work. by the and
the OF -fuihment of
Contracts will be awarded only master builders and mechanics
Treasury will be forfeiture Of the same.
Each be written
district Judge or attorney Of The sad dc, in The sum Of IS COO
for whole
the bidder will when required his proposal be accepted
contract and bond with proper and sufficient secaues for its
o. bond certificate required will be furnished nppca
the department. - ~, t
Plans specifications, working drawings viii ready after
thirty d when they can be bad on application to the
in all Sefals
the requirements Of fhh odesrtisssnrnf.
The proposals be sent to this department. addressed
Marine Hospital" and will O'clock
10 JAMES GUTHRIE,
49, Secretary OF the Treasury
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Osr WARRANT. The undersigned gives public that
II at expiration from this date application
made Pensions for duplicate
lieu Of Issued the 18th August 1886 No rs 9el
Benjamin Travs acres which has been
sion through mail between Berlin post Office, v
rinia, and Philadelphia, ON the 93d October last
I'll. LUMPKlN, Attorney.
BENJAMIN TRAVIS
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
N,nr Epnp,iffsbpro frederick County, Md

THE annual session Of studies
August the last Thursday In June The
terms S5o payable
ay advance There charges dawing paint
Ing Spanish Italian German, and Latin The
primary composed OF pupils under
are 9OO per annum payable half yearly in advance
Letters inquiry addressed the MOTHER SUPE-
RIOR Jcsephs Academy Emmisbus, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul e-dlyeur.
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Tn..suSI D1rIsrnIrI,


Washington, December 10, l656.
DRoPosALs will be received department Tho 10Th day
OF February A. d. 1857, O'Clock for the
Of Office house authorized TO be
be either for
separate different kinds Of work bills
each bid with the amount OF kind Of
carried ouii tue department resavng
proposals hereby
Of the United
right exclude any
fully the which hey
by all bids when there shall be parties
who do not Join in the BIDS and all bids 'ha upon investigation
| below a fair rice for tbs work.
Bids will be received and contract will be award
bidder unless details Furnished The department
prices Of the different kinds Of work and materials which shall be
subject the revision Of the departments that
Of the bid the interest Of the United States may
require. 1 at
according price, said by
estimate OF the department appointed
retained until ths completion Of
lance OF the work. &c by the aforesaid
the event Of non-f uldiment Of contract.
Contracts will be awarded only builders mechanics,
thereof
| the Treasury. will be forfeiture Of the
Each proposal must be accompanied by written signed
district OF the said distinctly
for whole of
that the bidder Will when required his proposal be accepted
and bond with proper and sufficient
i Its faithful performance. @
bond and certificate required will be appi.
Plans specifications working drawings ready
thirty days, when they be had application the depart
No bid fully complies In all It's details
wif1 the requirements of Ets advertisement.
The proposals must be this department. addressed the
Secretary Of the Treasury and plainly endorsed oposa s
o'clock OF the last day named for receiving tbs
| JAMES GUTHRIE,
| -...- -.-...- -....s Secretary Of the Treasury.
ri
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Ia United States mail steamships leave New York
for Aspinwan the 5th Of zach mo
N66 connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco.
These have been and approved BY the
The Panama railroad 47
TO ocean, and is crossed baggage
checked In New York
gers are embarked Panama BY campany expense
The money paid New York
Reserve steamers kept port New York. Panama. and
San Francisco, Of that
the route IL entirely reliable. ~
- - " = -
Conductors through by steamer and take charge
women and children without other protectors.
For through tickets
west street, New YORK, 70 T. W. RAYMOND.
May6-du - 80. !.
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osr WAktkANr.--The signed gives public
Of six weeks this notice. application
van DC maze 70 tne Commissioner duplicate
warrant sa ~ one issued The February 1885, eighty
sores, NO. isoVss, - Owen myrick which
hand I'm IyINpKIN Attorpev
IN, :, OWEN MYRICk.
Dec 6--law6wt
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uOOyxs Ar UALF-pRICE.-The

rHILDREN,s BOOKS AT BALF-PRICE.-The under
stock to be sold sscrhce
large books which have been thrown somewhat
number OF publications OF this
class issuing from the In the last several Among them
works Of Mrs Holland, Mrs Barbsud,
which have been popular in their
supposed retain whatever merit they formerly
possessed They will be sold one half In many At one
fourth, their usual prices. FRANek TAxIok
~
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Has removed his once 10 hts rcsid in Pransn Row eo,n
OF and Thrteensh He will devote his su
ton principally 70 In the DATED States sapsemc Court
Having devoted much Time The Law concerning pafcnts he
give advice and opinions questions In ee
the Patent and .ppsss the chief justice or ne
justices Of the Dsrct C0umbss and will Assist In y"
preparation and uis Of suits concerning patents.
He win also give written opinions and aumenu fof
nes having claims departments @
win alec elaine Ssc board ssssshsd hr "'
adjudication.
Oct 0s-du ID
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I Osr LAND wARRANT.--Hherea a land warrant was Ia
sued om The Pension odcc on the 18th day Of June Rider
Winder, No. 55f for 100 mailed
Maryland and whereas said hand
has become lost the undersigned SEPARATOR
OF six weeks nom the date hereof application win be
Comm-oaer Of Pensions o duplicate land lieu the
sotos. VI
aaas' attNsleta cHAs. ". wrNpER, Attorney
RIDER ". wlNDER. s is-
Dec l0-law6w MINI, f"7s.aI ffstaaai
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United states Mail.
PosT oyyIoK DKPARrhKHr,
Washington. ID. o.. January Is. I65i

Washington, D. O., January Is, 1881
september 1887 80 1856 Inclusive on ths following
routes u the State Of c4nroHsI. in the Territories q
s o. % ~ % @ a W . p % Of the 18th Of June 1887
CALIFORNIA.
ls57l From Orleans Bar River Happy Cap and Quite
yIska, 10 llles back, oaes fortnight
ksss Yasa b sss s'y sss Monday
Leave Yreka every other THURSDAY att m;
Bid. for wss ips will b eondslsd also hid.
i2s7a From rs,auma BY Bloomfield, Tomaes
Leave Pe.auma Tuesday sami
Hsas Leave Ton ns%s' Ss ss ssS'
1878 FROM fassi,s % Ssnpa Carson county Utah. 60 mile.
and back, once In two weeks
Leave Leave rlss .as s,syy sns. Monday
Arrive Piacervile next SATURDAY byspai.
gs ss . s sa, q ss yss a;s
$50 mi back, twice month 'N'' 'N"''' = '''
Leave San Francisco ar the ed and 10th
Arrive q Humboldt. Bay SuniOn,ownP o. in as hour.s
Leave Humboldt Bay tunionownP o. on the 9th and 10th
Arrive san francisco in 4s hours.
Proposals or ri monthly also for weekly ups, will be
1876 From San BsInardino BY For TeOn vsaa sas miles
and back once In two weeks.
Leave Ban ss,aaldino every oher Thursday ATTAIN
Leave yssla every Other Thursday .s q, 7ami
Bids embracing Monte and Los Angeles viii be considered
also bids to commence at Los Angeles iassad Of San
From Trinidad sy o,lsaas Bar and Forks Of ssaou River
Tns.d sss is a,ss 1 sona.y S' weeks
Ardvs al Bssislle "Wednesday by6pn
Leave BestvilIe every Thursdsy AZ N;
Arrive Trinidad Saturday BY p m.
1851 From Quincy in Pumss county, Nelson Point
Leave Leave quincy 2, s.;yo Tuesday ssII "a, q. ? N;
Leave Nelson Point Tusssay Al, 8 M
Arrive Quincy by II
Bids for more ircqnen, trips viii be considered. ..
OREGON TERRITORY.
1875 From Corvallis, by Kinney Nuay. Eugene Ci Cottage
Grove and the Coast Fork Of Willamette, oakland, d
h tSs c e nahsa Tns, n,a,y,S
Leave Oakland Thursday "a nj
to a. s"sa~ o1 will be
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
ia74s From cowla Landing Boise Fort Prairie IS miles
Leave Cosliz landing every o,hsr Thursday a,sam.
Boise ro sG s. f.s ss
Arrive Al CowIi,z Landing By pm.
miles back once Two weeks '''' "''"''
Leave . OAK pois, {, every other Monday atsam;
S.shd aa@d srs sss s.ns ay
s74s Prom olympia !" Gasis%a aud back once in two weeks
Bidders to state schedule Of arrivals and departures and dis
a7Ae From Olympia By For. and NJ Ea'on to s. In
prairs and sa back once 10 a I've , wesks'
a741 From Paeidc City, o a and oys,ervls, Bridgeport
Biddsrs 10 state schedule and Distance.
a7As From stelaeopm civ Seattle IS miles back
Leave seiacoom City Saturday a a N,
n a%ys s :. ssf.u Friday III s s.sa
1919 ssaeoom oiy, military road, Fo
Leave stelacoom City the LIST Of each montbi
ArIys At Fort ~. WaIaWalIa in one s week.
Leave For, ". Waawaia =, on the aoh q each month";
a % he -iss sn ans y ]
UTAH TERRITORY.
1
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Of thcsc ships win not be accountable for gold
bullion, specis, ewely precious ssones metals uze hu
fading signed hersr the expressed
May 1-du III
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oID silver plated peeacles Classes hc
all focuses with peroca perscopc, parabola gasses
experience gives peculiar advantages In selecting eases
adapted to the eyes Of wearers -. 1900
ga Penn. avenue between Ninth n Tenth streets
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Proposals for Furnishing. Marble and Marble
work for the North Front or the
Paten- once Building.

work for the North Front or the 3T
Patcn- once Building.
DIr.nrsnr or r.E I.r..Ies,
Dccsnbsr 10, less.
SEAED PROPOSALS will deparl us,s
the eighteenth day Of February II O'Clock for
rscton north front Of the Patent building.
The bids mast b. Ia the form q tho following schsdas and
specify prices for MATERIAL hauling dressing setting
Guiding all the machinery aud other expenses.
SeAedIis.
Cube stone, per superficial foot
Beds and bills, do do
n%nis sS n w., ,.s BEDS pr sss sspsss. eO
s:s,;.:s : :a'.siii'.s, !:
Drops . eornlee per ineal foot
TriFiyphs, each.
a Gaps paiasters each. ~
hanneIs Of basement, per ineai foot
Marble .iling, per superficial foot
Window siiis, do DO
the ohs and wsss wnss Of No bsidas spe
Of which will be required 10 accompany the bds
bid will The work will be copsssd and
believed ba fully uini In good faith
they propose and sssisnmsn Of bid
contract win be- recognised lnsss made WIN ms approval o. The
Ninety per cent viii paid pro
sheot a. len per cent compeuon
tract and seeepanco ofihe work by sald agent
The issn the right rese o. accept tbs
led we'll exclude the bids ofsny
who has good TO bellows will mos s
working dswiRgs " examined
other Information ohsaed application al the once Of hs sp
proposals. this department, address
the Interior "Pfoposals Tor NE
erection OF the north front Of the Patent once budding VIII be
opened O'Clock Of the last day named for receiving the
'A"' r. McCLELLAND,
Secretary q The Interior.
Dec Is-2awtisFeb lin, h sarl
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Should auld acquaintance be forget,
And never brought to min;
Should auld acquaintance be iurg0i,

. Should auld acquaintance be iorg"i, n..a .a..
And brought to MINI ....
ALL. should aud acquaintance be inreo
And days % aud lang syne." q ..s'. FL.
The members year ending June,
class year ending Juns ISL and The freshman class Of
ending June s are hereby g assemble IN
brighten the links friendship which
lives areens and sympathy and to anes the an%ey fate
some Of their most promising composers. 20
held on the 5 aond IN sepe%Se s he
States Hotel chssnu. street between Fourth and Fifth Streets
invited attend when the necessary will be
II time those
good enough Furnish The oAe committee by mail with
'''' Respective p"i EDWARD S'afsi; j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
ALexA iSiSs g. q HART Iil NJ d., '0""''s'
J. NEWTON e a,s snI!essis'a r''"'''V'"''
PHILIP pEspL isH sss'''s'' p''''''''n''
SAMUEL p q R W3aiIRb asssha'' Co.. Nd
LEWIS & " Rs'' %a ,ssa No fSs, 'S
...M.. Of Montgomery county MHa MARYLAND.
ions WxIpMAn, or Lebanon, Pa, Secretary. aa *
March a7-iawtMara [Inteligenccrl ss s i @
cd TO notice this in editorial columns MS mem
beers Of classes scattered through the four d.
sass Of arc requested e rs;a,oas Insertion &C
casonay between this date and the Sd of March A. D. 1857
PhiIadeIphia. niagara, and Great Wesssrn Lime.
PASSENGERS can leave depot Philadelphia Read
ing Railroad Company BROAD and Vine stres) daily ~
Fare TO Chicago 90
Detroit. 10 W
Niagara Falls. 10 10
Buffalo. 10 90
batavia. v Uo
4 Eocnester. ..'-.... ov
Canandaigua.. 80, ~
arar Emru. 100
Freight trains Philadelphia Reading Depo
points Arrangements have been made which insure erea
''''''' arrangement JOHN TUCKER. fresiasni'
Philadelphia and Reading Railroad comy ~
.a
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ssorossD p.rss ., sArl,.s.

nDwARD X. COLLINS,
No. 50 Wall street, n. T.
bRoWNs SIMPLIFY, d co.
Liverpool
STEPHEN KRNNaRD 4 co,
~ Austin Frisrs, London
B. q. WAINWRIGHT 4 Coz.
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PORN OF GUARANTEE.

To Capt M q. Meigs, U. q. Engineers.
We, undersigned, residents Off, In the STATE Of --,
hereby Jointly severay with United 5tae and
guaranty foregoing bid o. be accepted that he or
they will within days after the acceptance Of the said bid
good sufficient urces
perform or furnish the proposed conformity
otss advertisement which Il made And in the
said aforesaid, guaranty
good tho difference between the Offer by the said and
the lowest bidder.
(simed) AB'
n @. ID.
hereby certify ha the Of knowledge and belief the
above named guarantors good and sufficient.
(Signed) E.F
Mars-5awtathMaySla wn
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Proposals for Furnishing Granite and Granite
| Work for tho N.rth Front OF tho 9}i
| Pat mt once Building.

n....-x,.r =, 80, r.~.,u.
p'fAsrA1Sr o. l psesnSs. Is. isss
,ueh na and yo =, nav Ia ,so..sd sbovs ~
story, Of u Psssn,
The bids must be The fo, The ing .ehsdue. clear
sudSs ' me- msehn. sna osl
seAsdai'.
S Ssas a sSt s' stone, per pei cubic % loot.
.orniee in two beds, per superficial foot
ri. 20 20 salsbIs,ars 20 %
A AIeni "a. -. u..., DO 90 q"
Gaps Of pilastsrs, each.
Wias % .'i sa per- .sp.' IL ao, No.
The granite qualify that used in the
oh Of the wnss o. NE building specimens o. which VIII DO re-
Each vim .s completed, a.a
,hsS to and 90 ss.snmsn. of I'D
nas Pc, Gent win es p. from ms q. ss wo @
,,ss, and secenane, o. hs woh by sad agent
The department itself hs right 70 reject accept he
AZ s
na. H. 70
sna Gnsr on AZ as o. @
s :
ne north from, q y. paiss. ocs Dsdns w :. opened
s',' = - = - - '' \. MocLELLAND.
Dee saav,lsr.. Tin, sa sse'''Ay q h' ih'e''0'
PROPAGATION AND lNDEMNITY rRoM
LOSS BY FIRE!
~ =
"'' "o'"'' ""1 4"1"1 1"'4"es
s.4.a.e. .,rr,,oc,,c,, f,.p,T., ann ,,,o,,,ss as.
aoihohAED ohri ~ HNO 'OMLuSs .
$I,366,15l I3.
-#s@ sF,%a 49, sas8 3ie sss aa .a&s Aa #s~
FARMERS AND MECHANICS INSURANCE. COMPANY or
PHILADELPHIA
nm. <p.-.,-. -.
o'. .r, vssa,an 1880 ""1 ''es~''
~e@' "ase'ng'on, ~ Y. 4ae p
,,,,u-,-,,..
Hon. Thomas D. Florence, Charles Diusse,
Gsorse n. Anrna..lrons' rhomas Mssndsrnsldf
George HelmboId, F.CarroIl Bfewsier,
James 2. Neai, ,-,a,. !. :, lsaac Leccn, y.
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

The saips comprising this line are the following.
Cup Oliver Eidfiode
Ine pnuc. !os Comocs.
AaHdus Cnpt James W es.
- These ships having been bait BY con,uct q
presaly for government sorvics care has been
taken in their construction, also in their engines
" assure strength and speed; and their acconwo
tatonsf
Price u Pas.age om New York Liverpool 6rs cabin, el
guinoaa. s'5fg.I .s
An experienced surgeon attached ship.
No bovths can be secured until paid for.
Inc ships OF this line have Improved bulk heads and
70 avoid danger from will banks % dse
until after the Isl Of August.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Dec fe-oawtFebIs IIuteiSsfarI ~
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PROPOSALS for conveying the mails
september 1851 10 June 80 1885, inclusive, following
routes IN the state OF CALIFORNIA,
WAsnIseToS, and UrAH, win Contract
Once OF THIS department until Of the 18th OF June, 1857
be decided BY the 10Th OF Junei -
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-07-17

ALBANY, July 8.--The city is crowded with per-
sons to see and attend the funeral of the Hon. VIM.
Mary. Among the notables present are ex Presi-
deu,s Van Buren, and Pierce, and ex-Governors Sey-
mour Hunt and Fish. All the buildings on the line
of the route be taken by the procession are drap
ed with black cloth.
During the morning great number of people
VISITED the capitol to take farewell look at the body
OF Mr. Marcy and they expressed establishment the
request Of his relatives that his coffin should be
opened.
The houses on Broadway and State street are
drapel with mourning for three mics.
Owing to the large arrival of visitors from other
cities the funeral ceremonies were not commenced
until o'clock They were commenced at the capitol
amid he tong Of the bells and the firing of minute
guns The venerable DIR. Mott opened it'll an eloquent
prayer. The Rev. DIR. Sprague read portions of Scrip
lure after which Rev DR.. Hague delivered most
beau,iruldiscourse. Theregous exercises were then
closed with the benedction by Rev. DIR WEIGH.
Gen. Wool acted grand marshal of the day. In
addition TO the distinguished gentlemen above men
toned. Ex-Governors Seward, and Bouck. Hon. n.
P Banks aud others were present. The procession
was the largest ever seen in Albany. The day was
dne and nothing occurred Ointerere with the arrange
tmentS.
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From the GGHGtin Examiner.
LAW REFORM

We are glad to perceive from various Tennes-
see exchanges that this important question is be-
ing advocate by numerous candidates for the Leg
islature. We have no fears Of the triumphant ia
auguration of the reform soon 1t is brought 10
the attention of the people. We venture the as
ton that if the question were fully under
STOOD no politician could live in the storm n month
in opposition to it, Its adoption was nearly accom-
plshed at two sessions of the Legislature but Nash
vile was flooded by host of Supreme Judges, law
yers and the friends of the district Judges who
swarmed like the lOcuss of Egypt, and by threats
and persuasion managed TO break down the bill
This is n game which will not always be played
successfully. The people, one of these days, and
that too, not very distant, will utter their voice.
and then what a scampering there will be of pOliti-
clans to array themselves the side Of the people,
each swearing Justly that Law Reform never ber,re
had had such good friends. For the last four or
five years, the question has been smOthered down,
but it is now Vi on its legs, and stout at that
and when fully erect it will stride Tennessee,
crushing and trampling out the last vesuge of OPP
position.