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COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY hENiiih"
u at Current Rates of Exohanse.
Bills of Exchange, Gold and SILVER, turrshi ana IN
current Money Bought and SOLD
Land Warrants Bought and sofa ana bhieteao On ia'
Interest Paid on Special Deposits.
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal seehrty
Taxes paid for Resident and Northeastern propfie-
tors. ,,,;.,
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, ndeis
and our personal attention their interests IN Inc
transaction Of any business which be entrusted 70
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson,
Bank of Iiiien, Iilon, n. 7. ~
Bank Of Cooperstown, Cocperstown. n. Y.
purkee h Bullock, Bankers, st. Louis, Mo.
Onondaga County Bank, Syracuse, n. Y.
warren Bank, South Danvers, Mass.
A. J. Stevens l. Co, Bankers, Fl. DeSmnines-
Henry rarnnaul. Pres c. r. ]. r. r., Chicago, 1h.
Jpo q Henry Supt. N. 4 N. n. r. Davenport, iows
Cock, Sargent i Downy, Bankers, Iowa City. Iowa.
western Marine Fire Insurance Company, Omsas
City, n T.
lie Roy futile, Omaha City
James C. Mitchell. ESQ, Florence, n T.
N. b. Judd, Esq Chicago. -. .-r ~
Merchants, Savings, Loan Trust CO., ChrAnA
Corse, Snowden & Corse. AlexaniriA, Va.
J. B. Bennett. Agt 1Etna Fire Insurance Conpsns'
Cincinnati. Ohio.
James Harlan, U. s. s. Mt. Pleasant, Iowa.
Hon. s. n. Curtis, n. o., keokuk, Iowa.
Coolbaugh h Brooks, kAnkors, mrlinston, Iowa
July 4-nlo-u (Bugle cop!.-
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INDIAN TALK.-Dr. Thomas Dunn English
makes one of his Indians, in a recent play,
discourse in the following manner:
''Lissen' big chief Of Mormon tribe.
Long time ''go lnjin berry stronghold much
lodge, much hops, many corn to eat, much
buffalo to hunt. Bme by white man come.
He take huntn' groun' for raise corn and
build big lodge. lniin fight him-ugh!
fight him like debbil. White man berry big,
berry strong-lick lnjin and dribe him fud-
der back. Den Great Fader at Montreal, he
fight tudder Great Fader at Washington.
Get Injin for help him. Iniin git lick again,
wuss and get dribe fudder back. Now
Great Fader at Washington como fight big
Mormon chief. 'spose Injin fight. Git lick
agin wusser-git dribe fudder back, or he
may jam up gin white man dat way too.
Guess Iniin mine his own business. Wait
till Great Fader lick big Mormon chief.
Dat best. Dahomah hab no more to say.
Ousk
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News received by Express, ut Leavcn-
worth, from Camp Scott, April lOih. brings
intelligence that the Mormons had laid down
their arms. and that Gov. Cummings, at the
invitation of Brigham Young, had entered
Salt Lake City. Quite a number of the
Mnrmons had gone to the Southern part of
the Territory, and the women and children
were making preparations to follow. The
appended items of Utah news are interest
ing:
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Sr. LOUIS. Nav II,

ST. LOUIS, May II.
a despatch from Independence of the l4th
says that the Salt Lake mail which arrived
toe day, left Fort Bridger on the 25th March.
1t was overtakcn by parties who left on the
18th April.
Colonel Kane arrived at Fort Bridgcr,
having come through Salt Lake City.
Governor Cummings. with ono or two
others, started for Salt Lake City on the 9TH
April.
Before leaving he demanded an escort
from Col. Johnson, which was refused.
Capt. Marcy arrived within 60 miles of
Fort Laramie, where the mail passed, which
would reach Fort Drdgcr between the c5th
Of May and first Of June.
The opinion prevailed that there would
be fight. Sufficient provisions were in
camp to last until supplies could reach
thn,n
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meets every Tsssday Evening, In HAoe's Block, On
Brosdway Brothers from abroad, visiting the city, are
cordially invited TO attend. tno3i-iy.
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NOTICE.

1O0 kGs. PURE WHITE LEAD, JUST REcEIv
W. ED and for sale at
v2nl HoNN & McCLELLANDS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

C"LoMA, July -, 1853.
MF>sHs. EnrTorS: The lucid and cogcnt IT.
ruhari"nS "f Fulton have ctlIiri and de.
lighted this community. As specimens Of
prr>licuity and tcrScnrSS they are lnntchlcSS
aud Sh"nd he treasured up for the hen,fit Of
every Stl'lcnt. have never rcaIany articles
fccr from tauto!"gy. quote the following
I" prove the correctness Nf my assertion. II
is taken from tbs Parcr,i'lv Hcgis'tr of the
Goth Of Junr. Fulton, in speaking Of
.lndgr D"ng'nS, says:
. There WIS no charge too base ia be pr ,fci red
against him. There w"s M rIrh,t too vic To be
hr'p'd upon him. Against lin the main attack
MIS- mate. Against lin all the ARTILLERY was level
cd. Again. him all the iluEdrls Of the opposition
we're brought I" lear.
IN TIE original communication the sentences
follow each other precisely ms ] have quoted
them. \ friend of mine, an intimate aSSoci.
ate Of Fn!t"n'S," informs me that il takes
him an hour to say nothing. and a dav To tx.
plain it. should judge 50. \ writer who
is forced to repeat himself constantly. must
indeed DC barren of ilcas, mud Fulton cyi.
IDENTITY is not gifted with sui'cr.Nbun,ance
Of idcnS, however much he NAV Lc Of MINd.
eio"'hc~. I'c pleased to express to him our
| rnfnun'! admiration for his inimitMLlc pro-
auctions, ard beg him to "!ct l!cr rip.
Yours, NOrLCF.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Observation-Disclosures has formally re.
vOked the Canal Companies Charter for inca.
pacity and non fulfllment and have concluded
an arrange ent with Vanderbilt by which
the transit Is made over to him for a term Of
30 years or longer In consideration of a loan
from him ofel0O00O to the Government. for
which he is well secured and il to receive :
per cent. interest II the line is not open in
~ days forfeiture Of this loan is to b. the &C.
suit.
The money was sent 10 Nicaragua in the
steam ssip Philadelphia on the 18th Of June
and has probably been already duly received
by the parties to whose benefit it was in.
tended and thus one American citizen has
peacefully dsentanglcd the Nicaragua cm.
brogiio aud the grOundlcSS n. .prchrnsion Of
some Of our contemporaries that Louis NapO
leon was about 10 take military possession Of
the Nicaragua transit, il We dill not Gorestall
him by buying it ourselves, are diSpcllcd in
one instant,
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Dn. l.. }. CHArKAY.-Wc would direct the eSpcclal
attention Of inVAlids to perusal Of Dr. L. j.
aueInement, TO DC found in another column Of THE
paper in order to place the service OF learned and
experienced phy.ician within their reach. So much III
mas been inflicted on the human family from the PERM
ei0us and ignorant practices Of cmpres that il seems
a. u We were fulnltny bounden duty 70 nsss a:;Sn
where relief can be obtained. To those unfortunate
enough to suffer from the effects Of sexual or pTVate
diseases: or their Ill treatment chccrflly CONNIE nd
Dr' L. CtaPkay 40 man Of scientific and IneLi
long experience and acknowledged SkilI for IN. sue
rcs'fIl practice Of his profrsSon. Having made sexual
complaints an especial study, like the celebrated Ri
and speedy cure In all easss Of private or chronic die
Ease whether the effects Of ontagion, srfabuse or
loss OF vtrity and In order that patients at distance
may avail thrmsCvcaO Of his advice free bv
Letter Is open to them The ledge that have Of
Of long standing, leads us to place much faith in DR.
~ efficacy. aud commend him to the confidence Of
Those IN III health. Dr. CiaPkAys ONCE is ON Saera-
mShto a., below Montgomery nearly opposite the Pa
cihc Mail Steamship Co.'S office. San Francisco.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

GEoKGErowN. July %, 1858.

UEORGETOWN, July % 1908.
EDrToRs MOUNTAiS DEMOCRAT: Since tho
adjournment of the Democratic County Con-
vention matters have been quiet about this
place. The administration is gaining friends
daiIy, As fast as the friends Of the Hon. s.
A. Douglas read his late speech, they wheel
into line and keep step to the music Of the old
Democratic bugle.
A :uit was brought against Brotlcrick Re-
Dublican candidate for a debt Of one hundred
and forty-thrcc dollars and eighty-five cents
and tried to-day, but he plead the statute Of
limitation after sredring tint az pds just
A sweet nut for Broderick. Republican can
didate. lie no doubt will do business for the
county upon the same principle We arc for
the Democratic ticket all the time.
SIDING.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
Correspondence Of the Democrat.

FL DORADO, July &c, 1853.
MEssRs EDIToRs: II was generally antici.
patcd here that the followers Of Mr.. Broderick
would go into Convention aud there try t.
pick quarrel, and from some silly cause
Withdraw from the Democratic convention
They did not exhibit their usual shrcwdncSS
by holding a separate convention. Their rca.
son for doing so is the lnmeSt ever advanced
by men who make some claim to intelligence.
Because, say they, the Central Committee
prescribed an unusual test, therefore VIC will
not go into convention! Why did they at
tend the primary myctingSg Why dill they
elect delegates under the call Of the Commit.
tee: DO you think that If they had elected
majority Of the delegates they would have OBJ.
icctrd To the test Of the Central Committee.
No gentlemen, they would not. Heretofore
gave them credit for aIr0it wirc-w0rkcrs, |
must how regard them a. little less than stu.
pid blOck-hcads Perhaps if Dave himself
had been here to give hi, Instructions they
would have manifested some little sInartncSs.
They can do moth ny without the advice oi
tn IT. ,nl. Their ticket and convention arc
regarded Ms ahnrtnmS, and the regular nomi.
nccs Of the Democratic rarty will receive the
cordial support uf every uNn in this neigh
b Thood who is hot lincturrl with nj sgcri>In.
They are the LyiiimHtr candidates of ihc
Democratic party and as such are entitled t.
our c"ntl"nrc and RESPECT. The abnrtinni>t,
might rs well prepare for gloomy voyage up
Sat Rv r. Yours,
ONEOF TIE OLD GCARD.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
SUMMONS.

STATE !, OF CALIFORNIA, In Ju.c.eI Court, Mountain
III Dorado County. lTownlh!p.
". :. COLCORD vs.. JAMES STAPLES.
appearing by affidavit to my sAtlsfaeton that amer
l. due dl Renee the above named defendant cannot be
ouhd anu u also appearing Ia like that cause
G" action eAss against the defendant Ia favor Of aad
plaintiff 10 ordered that the herein be served
~ publication OF he same In the newspaper published In
tlHcrrvr In said county, called the McrNrAIN
once week Tor three months that Sad publication com.
n-ner IN the Slst day Of July A. 1853 and end on the
ih day u October A. D. ISIS, which last mentioned
uy the service Of Seid summons will be complete.
The People of the State Of California to JAMES STAPLES,
Greeting
NoC are hereby summoned to he aud appear before ME
NJ my "nce In Grizzly Flat Mountain TnWushp II Dora
q" county California, on the End day Of November A. H.
$50 At ten o'clock A. NJ TO unto the Somplain uf
ColcOrd, who sues 10 the Of two hundred
aud orty.Wo 40 M Dollars, principle aud interest upon
certain joint aud several prol>sry note nr the sum Of
two hundred dollars heAling date August Slst A. H. lS
ana interest At the rate Of two per per month
Die one day after date to :. Colcord be Arvr. and
signed James Staples, Henry Lea 4 Thomas CAystle,
"htn Judgment will lie taken against you for the pail
'ount together with costs and damages you fall to ap.
pear and answer.
Given under my hand this e4,h day Of July A. n 1885,
JOHN fRASIER,
l. '"h'l Justice OF the Peace.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
PLAcEnvILLE, July 22d, 1858.

REPrDlArED.--Our "pious friend" Fcrg's
particular favoritc, the Rev. Sam. Bell, the
Black Republican county convention Of Ala
media, refused to rc-nominatc. Samuel has
some good traits about him, and one Of the
best is no dcspiScs niggcr-wOrshipers, althO'
he doesn't refuse their support. While in the
Republican church he found "JOrdan hard
road to travel, "and on several occasions kick.
cd in the traccS His carly education made
him feel sensibly and kcenIy the humiliation
Of his position.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
Section, A and ~ q. Plummcr. ii' sSS U ~.

Bear in mind Democrats, that the niggcr.
worShipers of tho counties Of Placer, Nevada
aud ii Dorado, at their recent meetings,
heartily endorsed the course Of BrOderick, e
and denounced the Democratic party. And
yet the friends Of Brodcrick profess to be
Democrats, and deny that they have affiliated
with the Republicans! Duplicity and treach-
cry can no further 70.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

To al who suffer frOm Weakness and Debility,
we cay, try the Oxygenated Bnters-A medicine
which contains no alcohol, and has cured the worst
cases Of Dyspepsia, Asthma, and all arrangements
of the stomach
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
Bridge Notice.

\oTlCE sherchy given that the undersigned will an.
~ ply I" the Hon. heard OF SuprrvsOrs Of II DurA,
county oh the LIST day If ptember A. D. 1885, or a. soon
thereafter as tho sam. be heard renewal Of their
license to Keep toll Bridge over Weber Greek on The
Flaerrvllle aud Diamond Spring road
MORRILL, DICkEY & CENTER
July Dist, 1854 Iimj
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

DiEn-At Indian Diggings. oftyphoid fever, on
ine 26'h lust, IHoAAs kARH. formerly Of BuifalO,
Dallas county, Mo-. in the 18th year Uf his age.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

We have no hesitation In saying that cOnsump-
cases completely cured. simply BY the use OG DR.,
Wistars Wild Cherry Balsam. ItS soothing and
healing influence over the diseased organs 10 truly
NondSrnAl .u-
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

MARRlED-At Barnums Hotel, in st. Louis, No..
June 18th. bv Rev. 5. Warren. MIR. WV. II. Mans.
FIELD anu Miss LIZZIE kAHE, both VI Canton, III.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

Wells, Fargo & Co. and tho Alta Express
Co. are entitled to our thanks for numerous
favors during the week.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
Dissolution Of COpartnership.

HE Copartnershp heretofore existing between the sab
aerArrs under the name and slyl0 az Dean Wesh,
erwax h thu DAY dissolved BY mutual consent.
All peranna owing said nrm viii call and sete The same
without <lay aud peraon having any claim against
The late Arm, can have the came Qaaeed ~ presentation
AZ The old stand where j. j. Dean viii remain lev days
eSF that purpose. nSANs.r~nv,~
o1s,ry nat, July ~, isOa. ttslH
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

WAGON RoAD.-On Wednesday, the wag-
on Road Commissioners gave the contract for
the construction Of sections A. and D. Of the
wagon Road, to James g. Plummer, Esq, At
81, 300. The bids were as follows:
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31
Bridge Notice.

l-'""'l Justice OF the Peace
Bridge Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the public tina, the under.
III Dorado County nj their regular meeting for re-
mrWH 81 license to Keep toll bridge AerOsS the American
River at TOdd'a liar. SOLLE co
TOdds liar, July 9Th, 1855. Il1.SNSl
4 PILES IN CANS,
Y(ROOMS-CAlifurnla and Eastern,
- For sale by
" '
(tANDLES-Sperm, Wax and Adamantine,
CMAs W. BARNES,
D"rO PEACHES,
CHAs W. BARNET
ENNGLlsu MINED PICKLES,
h For sale by
CHAS, W. BARNES
FIRES" PEACHES 20, ,,,.,,
cHAS. W. BARNES
4 NIGER SNArS-N nice article,
CnAS, W. BARNES
HONEY IN CANS,
IL For sale by
cHAS. W. BARNES.
{
TNpIGO-Grnuinr Spanish.
For sale by
CnAs W. BARNES
TAMs AND JELLIES- Of all kinds,
y For sale by
CuAs W, BARNES.
Il INGsFORDs corn STARCH,
IN For sale by
CnAs W. RARNES.
I OYSTERS, in Cans.
RORa lie nv
CTAS W. BARNES
NJ ACAEONI AND vERMACELLl
ClIAS. ". BARNES.
NUTMEG" No. sal. by
cIIAs W. BARNES.
4 YsTERS-Pipers mamlin RakerS and other brands,
CMAl W. BARNES
| DINE APPLES-in cans,
1 For sale by
cWAS W, RARNEs
| OrINCE JAN In cans,
| cHAS ". BARNES,
CnAS W. RARNEs
SALT, PEPPER, MUSTARD, &C.,
CuAS W. BARNES
| FVNEA-the very best In market,
! i For sale by
| CTAS. ". BARNES
/ IXADULrERArED GROUND Golfer,
cuAs W. RARNES
| VINEGAR Of Superior Quality,
For sale byl
! cHAs. W RARNE8
! ACKNOWLEDGEMENT cans,
w For sale BY
CHAs W. RARNES
i IZANTE CURRANTS -
II For sale BY
CHAS. ". RARNES
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1858-07-31

NOTICE is hereby given to the public thar the unde,
signed will apply to the lion. board Of Super
I'll Dorado County nj their next regular meeting for re
nrWH ot license to keep toll bridge aerOss the America
River at TOdd's liar. SOLLE co
TOdd's Lar, July 6ih, 1855. Ii1.SWs
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
exws had the pleasure a few lew da,


~ We had the pleasure a few days
since Of a visit from Mr., YAs YosuEs the
anti -Lecompton candidate for Cougress-i in
the llth Congressional District; we found
him to bea man OF fne. social and ipte-
lectual powers, and rumor SAYS. be is a
man Of those moral and political p'oclivi-
ties that should recommend him t, all lov-
ers of free and liberal institutions. we
shall keep at the head Of our columns the
opposition or Republican ticket and the
Democratic or administration ticket, this
we do in justice to our subscribers tha t
they may choose for themselves the msn
who will be most likely to support the true
policy ofthe American people. AS for
ourselves we have no hesitation in saying
that we are uucomprisingly opposed to the
policy Of the present administration and
the further extension Of slavery. and thai
we are ia favor of aunion of all the Gle
ments opposed to'misruls in ali its forms
recognising as the sine uinon Of our party
the doctrines heretofore promulged as the
basis Of a Peoples party.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

DAN RroEs IEIxrTABLE Snow. You
thss w'nt to see beautiful ladies foa,in g
in the atmosphere. man varl.ing over the
moon. and lighting on the AurOra Borsal-
lis. sss climbing jacobs hisr to the
seventh heaven Of the immaculste MahOm-
ct. together with all the bSutss Of creation
hud ilel toysthsr BY old Noah in his noat.
ing palace. 1.-THE man you know who got
drunk and raised Nsd, a. soon as he could
raise grapes enough to make tbs wine.
oil this. "with things more horrible and
awful which even to nsme would be un
lawful" win be on exhibition. Now or
never. coms an see everybody. $50 ad
Vertisement. -.ss
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02
spiritual Manifestations.


Will our neighbor of the Gazette inform
the public, while he is talking about "spir-
d." what has becoms Of those writing me-
diums in his own family that gave such
wonderful demonstr atioRs in spiritual phe.,
nomena. Answer next week. American
Democrat. ~ t,.
+ We placed the above in the hands Of
our spiritual daughter. aud she Immediately
went into spasms. and after the accustomed
mauipulstions, contortions, and grimsces,
she quie,ed down with closed eyes: We
placed in her beautiful hand. a pencil. and
she commenced writing thus:
"The spirit of BESrDIcr ARNOLD directs
me to say to my father that he is in con-
slant communion with the editor Of the
American Democrat (W. 8. Beatty Esq. ]
and that Mr.. Beatty is one OF the most val
liable mediums. by and through which, the
spirits Of his Satanic Majesty. hold com
munion with mortals--that his unparallsi-
ed exploits in Politics. his turning traitor
to his old Wing friends. his solitary vote
for Vapburen or the Liberty party; his con-
fession to the Red Lodge clique; the Cling
Of his deposition. his pilgrimage to the
classic city as Locofoco editor; his sub
sequent treachery to his new allies [th'
Democratic party. bis smuggling himself
into the know nothing order; his establish
lmient Of that Immaculate sheet. the Amer
icap Democrat. the way he made the Pop'
tremble in his boots. his final abandonment
of the Americsn cause. aud mounting the
woody horse; these with a multitude of 9th
or political. moral. and spiritual sOmerset'
makes Satan laugh, and grin applause.
The old cloven.footed gentlem.n say
there is one thing for which, he condemns
Mr.. Beaty. and that is, plagiarism
(which is bat another name for stealing
( from poor author. the truth Of wbic
can be seen by referring to his "farmsr
. guide," and above alIhe abhors the man
who is without gratitude. for prof Of thi
/, charge, see Bsties history in referring {
|. him,of whom he borrowed those pater
= medicine stereotype plates Of dead moae'
!, to filI ou. his little sheet. and now he bs
4 the ahdaeity To- call him "an old willy hiT
ocrite:''" rs
. At this. ACCOMPLISHMENT our spiritu'
II daughter drew . deep sigh. and woke vi
J. and the spirit Of Benedict, Arnold shoe
a Ehis .ailahd dsPSrteds s.'7e's 81. se9 a. q
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-09-02

EF The elitor Of the Spreod E,gle,
makes desperate dssh at our old friend,
the Hon. v. B. HoRroS, charging him
with voting for the Dunn Bill, with view
to fasten Sl.very upon bleeding Kansas aud
Indian Nebraska. what an outraged The
Dunn bill provided that the poor simple.
tons who had taken their "niggsrs" to
Kansas, under the mistaken idss that it
would become slave State, should have
from twelve to twenty-four months to
move their boots. 'uiggers' and all. This
is the head aud front Of Mr.. Horizons Of.
fen1ing. Now we. like a large majority
of Mr.. Horizons autecedents, and will bet a
bushel Of big apples that he can command
the votes Of more good and true men, and
smiles Of more accomplished laiies, than
any Locofoco in the 1lth Congressional
District. Do you give il up?