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The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

Now, Joe was member of the same church
with Bradley, and whilst we were talking, up
cum the everlasting hypocrite, and Gays he,
My old roam is ruined Y
'Du tell y says I.
She is cut all to pieces says he do you
know whether she was in your stable, MI
Hitchcock, last nightY :,
Wall. mister, with this let out DO
hno,o it g--( the Yankee here, in Illustration
made sudden advance upon the dandy, VINO
made way for him, unconscions'y, as IT were. J
Do I know it, you no.soued, shad'bellled,
soush.headed old night owl, you You hay
|looku' corn cribbin'. fodder.tndgin', centsha.
ven. whituofnothin', you Kate kicks hk"
dumb beast, but have reduced the thing to
science
The Yankee had not ceased to advance, nor
the dandy, in his astonishment, to retreat an'
now the motion Of the latter being accelerated
by the apparent demonstration on the part o
the former to suit the acton to the word, HI
found himself in the "soci hal" tumblins
backwards over n pile Of baggage, tearing 1h
knees Of his pants as he scrambled M, aud
perfect scream of laughter stunning him fror
all sides The defeat was total In a few me
ments aftcrward he was seen dragging his ow
trunk ashore, while Mr.. Hitchcock finished hi
story Oh the boiler deck.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
BORNE AWAY.

He fingered with us short time,
He could not longer stay.
For an Angel came-and gently took
Our darling boy away.
1t was past the hour of midnight,
1t was near the break of day,
That the Angels wings encompassed him,
And bore our pet away.
Death came to the curtained chamber,
To the room where our darling lay.
And ciasped him close in his icy arms,
And carried our chilG away.
1t was on pleasant morning,
A morn in the month of May,
That the ANGEL came and carried our child
Far, far from our sight away.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
Tbs felitiana 9emotrat.
is IT Y Q U /?


BY sALllE REEpY.
Take in the idle tale You hear
And hand it round and round,
There's many one whose thirsty ear
win drink the pleasant sound;
And tell II with an added part
To each one that receives him;
But always with an honest start.
That proves how much 1t grieves him.
Look wise for once and boldly vow
You'll raise warning hand
Perchance there is some fair young brow
Just waiting for your brand.
Make haste to bring your fool complaint
Against lfe's faint beginners;
Prove to the world you are saint,
BY making Others sinners.
Oh =! slsnderer with the listening ear
And ever ready tongue,
There is curse in every tear.
You wiring from old or young;
Thou dark intruder in the abode
Most sacred to another.
The braver murd'rcr on the road.
Would blush to call thee brother.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

of battle was turned Tige secured and was
making good use Of his vantngcground, when
Bulls owner suddenly became converted to al
peacc.mukcr. Suiting the action to the idea,
he made fcnt to release his dog from the vice.
like jaws of Tige.
"l.et that dog alone or I'll lam YOU over the
head I" shouted the countrymnn and he
straigh,cncd up aud swcllcd out to such huge
proportions, that Brock street" dcsistcd, ter
ror.strickcn at the menace.
Tige pursued his work in hand until the pit.
cous ky-yi y Of hs asSalant seemed to pro-
ducc pity in The dogs heart of the former, Tor
he relaxed his hold and the latter skunk away,
with the appearance Of three legs behind
As the countryman jumped into his wagon,
he called out to bulldogs master-"W henev.
er you want another light, just say the word,
as me aud Tire alters hdrci togethcf p
BRIRrsn PnIlANruRo py.-Thc value OF the
British opium trade with China is fifty millions
. of dollars n year. 1t is "A con'roband trade
outlawcd by the Chinese Government, yet It i
carried on brskly. The English Govcrnmen
wagcd war with China in lS40, because it de
cned to allow the importation OF this perm
cous drug, that was destroying lis people b.
thousands While with one hand England
stopping the African slave trade, she is usln!
the other to crowd the deadly poison down til
Unwilling tlrontS of the Chinese. This is iai
specimen of British philanthropy.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

"Go IN TIGE!y-The residents Of North Wa
ter street were afforded no little amusement, a
few days since, by the incidents narrated to us
in substance as follows
A countryman, the owner of large but usu.
ally good.natured dog, drove in town on the
day stated Near the railroad crossing Water
street, "rige" fell into bad company and reg
ular muss ensued Taken suddenly, and almost
unawnrcs, the countrymans dog seemed hard.
ly to comprehend whether it was a "free fight"
in earnest, or only the rough sort of play of
village "hounds," until he found himself in a
throat tomouth' contest with a regular fight
ing character, in the shape of trained bull
dog, and getting the worst oft His master,
however, by this time comprehended the nature
of the muss and, springing from his wagon,
caught the bulldog 10y his narrative" and en-
deavored to separate the combatants.
Let that dog alone, Or III lam you over
the head y growed rough and excited look
ing customer standing by-who proved to be
the owner Of the bull
"Oh, then you want 'em to fight, !do ye ??
calculated homespun, dropping the end; and
then at the top Of his voice, shouted Go in
Tge |"
And Tige did go in" Instantly the tide
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
llELNBOlD,S GENUINE PREPARATION


HIGHLY CoNcENTRATEp COMPOUND ELuID
EXTRACT BUClIU,
For Discass or nc Biatlicr kdDGys. Grad. DropW,
Weaknesses. INSTRUCTIONS, Secret Dme"s,
Inmate C6mphHats ami al dSonta " hc StJuW Org!"S
Arising from pXcrsscs aud imprudeccs III me- ald re-
moving all improper discharges from the bladder, KID
upys or sexual organs. whether existing IN
MALE OR FEM II.
From Whatever cause they may have originated
N<p SD NATTER OF now I.oNG STANDING.
Giriag heatA "d Dgor 70 n" IIa"e amt "oo" 70 "e
JOY TO TIE AFFLICTED!il
cures nervous and dcbltatpd sufferers aud removes
all thr symptoms. among which will be found
Indeposition
to exerton. loss of
power. loss OF memory.
difficulty OF breathing, gen
c,nl weakness. horror ot dis
ease weak nerves. trembling, dread
fu horOr OF death. night swcats. cold feet.
nkciulnpN. Il mncss Of vision. lnnguor univcr-
sal las~iudu Ol the muscular system often enormous
appetite with dyspcpc symptoms. hot hands,
flushing of the body drynrss oi the skin,
pallil cDuntchnuce aud eruptlons Oh
the face pain IN the back, hea-
vines. OF the cyclids. irc
qurntly black spots
flying before
the eyes
with temporary sufison ad loss OF sight want ol at
rntiun grca mobility, rrs,lr.sness. with horror OF
society Kuthius j. more desirable 10 such pa
i ITEMS llMn solitude. aud nothing they more
dread for fear Of themselves; no re-
pUs0 Of manner, no cnrne-tncss, no
!. speculation. hut a buried
transition. from one
question 10 an-
other.
These symptoms il allowed to 90 on (which thl.
medicine Invariably removes soon follows Loss OF
POWER, fATt'lrG AND EPlI.ECTlC flIS-in one
Of which thpliirnt may expire Who can say that
these cxces.os are not frequently followed by thns"
diralul diseases INSANITY AND CuNSl' MPflON
The +, cords II thr INSANE ASlLl N'. and the me
nncholy deaths hy CONSUMPTION. haHramplc wit
nt,e IL The tuti Ol these assertions. In luuac nsy
lnms thr most melancholy exhibition appears. The
cnnntruancr IN actually sudirn and quito destitute
neither m'rtll N grcf visits il. should sound
OF the Toc" occur il !. rarely arr culat".
win Noiu measures wan dcsplr
Low SGlI,n sound, hi, grief brgullca."
DEBILITY ismo-t terrible, aud has brought then
sani- ulon thousands TO uutimcly graves thug blast
ling the ambition of many noble youths. 1t can b'
Icurcd hy tUrU,e III this
fallibl lie Rem d y.
III you are suffering with any d the ahnye di"tres
.ing ailmcnt. the FIt'lD EXTRACT EUCIlU vii
cure you. Try Il aud h" convinced oi it, efficacy.
IiFwARGOv QrAc6 NosrErNs y QracE Docfons.
who falsely ha.l ol abllite, and references. C'zru
know and avoid u N. aud save ,pn- suffering mon
w AMI rVpOnrr, vs. ~ruding or r1llNg ioT 4 huttl
Of thi- populnr and SPECIFIC REMEDY
II allays NIl pain and ntIauuaun. j. p"nirctl
pleasant IN i, taste and odor but immediate IN 1t
action.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
NO. 10. OLD LEyEE.
NEAR CANAL ST. NEW ORLEANS |


ESTABLISHED N 1871
MANUFACTURER and Dealer in every descrip-
Nl tion OF Camp Furniture, such as Tents, all size.
and qualities Portable Cots, Camp Stools, q Chairs.
would particularly call the attention Of Engi-
neers Rarond Contractors and others, to my recent
ly patented PORTABLE CHAIR BED. This article
Weighing only abont eighteen pounds. and which
forms complete easy chair, is easily transformed
into complete and comfortable Cot Bed with all
the ad dvanages Of matlnss and pillow without the
cumbersome weight Of either. To the sick it will
be found invambln as the occupant can be changed
to any position without delay or trouble.
also manufactured superior article OF llght or
heavy canvass betting for gin bands, &c, do, DO
hose for railroad or plantation use. Those using
gutta pcrcha india rubber betting hose, and at
one-haif the cost and made Of any size or strength
required.
Particlar attention paid to getting npin. Il superior
eyle, every description Of plain or embroidered SILK
flags banners for military or other companies,
Flags OF all natioas, Jack Pennant8 &c Flags
neatly repaired
Plain and fancy goods for awnings, light and
heavy canvass. French and English bunting for flags
&c., for sale in any quantity
N. 3. find it necessary to state that no person
has uccceded me in my business as it has been and
Iis ltated by persons in this city, Ii. CASSIDY.
No. 10 O'd Lcvee, near Canal street, N o
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18
ARTHUR CRAWFORD,
WHOLESALE ~ RETAIL DEALER in DRUGS
w AND MEDICINES.

IA w FORD,
l. DEALER IN DRUGS
V, CLINTON, La.
n large aud complete Ms.
DC.
e direct from the manu-.
II large and varied assort.
'hcnicals. which he of,cu
ms as can bc had in tho
u few of .hc articles Al.
< store viz.
Morphine, acetate
do snlphate
do Muriate
Moss. Iceland
do Irish
Musk. grain
Nipple shields
Nursing bottles, ass'd
Nntgalls
NuN vonich
Oil of almonds
do annisccd
do bergamot
do black peppen
do calcput
do caraway
do cassia
do ccdrat
do chamomile'
do cloves
do capoi,n
do croton
do rrgot
do innncl
do hclio,ropc
do jasmin
do juniper
do lavender
do ncroli
do olives
do orange
do orIpanum
do patchouly
do violet
do pcnnyroya'
do peppermint
do rosemary
do sassairas
do savin
do suCcini
do vcrhcna
do wiutcrgrecn'
do worln-"rd
Otto ui ros"4
Paints. chrome yellow
do chrome green
do lIthargc
do Paris green
do Prussiau blue
do white Lead
do rcd lead
Paint brushes. assorted
Paper. every dissertations
Patent medicines. riz.
Arabian lininent
Ayes catlnrtic pillg
Ayers cherry p,ctorul
br. Jaync's family med.
jew David's plaster
/ Court Plaster
/ lyon : kathairon
McLanc's liver pills
NcLaue's ycrmiiugs
Mustang linimen,
ladrliblr ink
Bmry : iricophrrous
/ Nrdndreth'. pills
lroWn'- es.. Jam ging
Carpenters ext buchu
de- sarsT
Cooper, i.inglas-
DALEY pain extractor
/ Fahncsiocs $ ynImliuge
Gray = ointment
llenry~ magnesia
! Pautrn egpsn.'s
Railway ; reIy relief
Rushtuu : cod liver oil
YMr,utg aprrient
sand, ,arsaparllla
Thompson : eye water
/ Thorn : Straet
Tususchd', 7nrsaparilla'
Wistar bal, sili cherry
Wrighi- Ind, ssY pills
Prrurias ba-t
Pencils ol all sisds
Pessallcs, assorted
Pr.ilrs and nort,,u
Pin BOXES
PHI les
Piper me
fUIophyloE'
Puml1u stone
luity
PotaaAc a'rt1
do bicarhs
do bronIil
do causilce white
do chimratc
do cyannret
do iodine
do sulphatc
Quicksilver
Quinine, sulphatc
do arscniate
do acetate
do icrrocyan
Rad alkanct
do calamus
do columbo,
do colchiel
do gentian
do ginger
do iridis
do rhatany
do rhei
do santal
do sarsaparilla
n do senga
do scrpeutaria vir~
do spigella mayl
do valcrian
Red precipilate
Rotten stone
Rmpca galacum
Saffron
Sage pearl
Sal acelosclla,
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

Alcohol
Alocs
Alum
Ammonia, aqua
do carb.
do iodine
do phosphate
do arom. spts.
.Annalto
Arrow root
Arsenic
Bal.am copaiya
do Peru
do rolu
10 Fir
Bath Brick
Ballcys scdative /
Bay rum
Brbrrinc
BcbD rrin. sulph
Bismuth, ONyehlOf
do sub. nit.
Black lead
EIurildipo
l,lu inds English
Elur stone
HmaX !
Boagics, gum elastic
do SILVER
birthstone flour
do roll
British lu-tre /
Eromlnr
iiuchn leaves
l'tl AillNs ~
talei- carb. pt"c
do phosphate
Canihardrs
tardamon seed
ta.cTilla bark
Castor. Eusslan
Castor OIL
calhctcrs, gum elastic
do SILVER
Cayenne pepper
Chalk French
DO proeipl d
do prrbhttd
talomel En1lish
thlmomilc Towers
Charcoal. prepared
tnppiitl glasses
fhrrrA br-k Wild
Chloride gold
do lime
do soda, solut
Clorofarn
Cobalt
tochmclI
lolocltdl
Cologne water
oIlodium
Composition
Conserve roses
Copprfas
Cork, various
corroslY" rld'ilmats
q am taHtM
tnhols
prnson', b!ood,
r,l,,,inm
pl.r g"w., ~.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-12-18

BRIDGEW ATER PAINT
TT EPT CONSTANTLY ON HAND, and for sale a
N the Drug Store of NORWOOD TILDON.
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COMMERCIAL.
Nashville Market,
From the Nashville Daily News.
Thursday, July Is, 1858,

Thursday, July Is, 1858.
CorToN,-sl bales bought by N, E.
Alloway at 80; 81 by Johnson, Wea'
yer & Co., at loc.
ToBAcco,--No transactions.
Wheat.-For new wheat, buyers are
Offering Csc for Red, rs for White, de-.
lverol in July; 55 and IS in August; 30
and 60 ia September.
Bacon Shoulders, &c., Hams &c.,
Clear Sides &c., from wagons. From
slore-Shoudcr So! Hams 81 O OLE
Clear Sides 720oc,
SuGAR.-Markct quiet, quotations as
bcfore-say, 7(09c, according TO quality.
MoLAssEs. In barrels, 32a35c.; in
half barrels 37a40,
CorFGE.--At l2'0l3 cents.
WulsKY.--Wc quote 20O2l for Rec.
tilted. Country brands 100000.
-009& cents.
LARD OrL,--Monurocturers price for
pure Lard Oil, 90c.
CANDLrs,-Star, 2oO22c.; TaIlow, l2A
0l5c,
FGArmrR8 are worth 35O33 cents, in
good shipping order.
DRIED AppLcs,--The best shipping lots
command $lOl %.
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THE HOME JOURNAL
WINCHESTER:
THURSDAY EVENING, JULY l5.
SEWANEE.

On Friday last we went up with large
number Of others, to attend Picnic at Sc.
vance. The weather soon in tho morning
foreboded rain, consequently many did not
go, who would have gone. But the day turn
ed out well, and all had good time. Blsh-
ops Polk and Elliott were there, and both re-
sponded fceingly and eloquent'y TO 4 recep'
ton impromptu by Rov. Al Baird Of VIM
chester. 1t would be pleasure to us if we
could present remarks Of these gentlemen in
print, but as they were delivered expected.
", to US as we'll as them, that pleasure is de-.
MED us.
After they had thus interchanged remarks,
all we're invited by Mr. Colyar to the stump
tuous repast Of delicious cdIbNes prepared by
the ludles AID spread on "Naure's own rich
carpet ofgreen." Every one Jared finely, and
Joy beamed on every face.
After dinner, the Bishops and number Of
others, accompanied by that honest, accom-.
pshed, skIlful aud energetic engineer, Co'
Barney, took ipWnt round about the propos-
ed site for the University. Forsevoral ours
they wandered over The mountains beautiful
TOP as if enchanted more than ever BY the low
illness and grandeur Of its oluromens,--
Many Of its noble springs were visited, and
at late hour the company returned all en-
Unused with delight a, the happiness and pleas
ure they had shared in their ramHIcs, We
visited several prominent points, and Toasted
our delighted eyes on The magnificent view
before US. To stand aud behold the nouu-
tains, hills wales, farms, forests ind towns
spread out ia grandeur before you as far as
hnman eve can reach, and TO see the ligh'e
and shades that play upon each, is something
entirely TOO beautiful, too sublime for us to
describe. Nothing but the eye itself Gun I'M
press upon the Imagination scene so lovely.
We never knew that our county contained a
spot 30 bewtchingly beautiful, md we should
70 Borrowing TO our grave # We thought the
this romantic spot. Many "ho have ,rarccd
over the old world, aver thnt Switzerland 5
acne capable Of furnishing 3oIoveiy Il view.
And then t. stan, on this beautiful summit
and behold the steam eng ne as 1t wend1 it,
way up to the level top, Oh! how grand! how
opposing! how wonderful! We do not believe
the world affords another sight equal to it.
Who would hive thought even ten years ago,
that at this limo would he seen a railroad
20 the top ii Cur berlani mouutajn! But
such IS true, and truth Of which we feel
proud.
Alta late hour in the evening the company
returned home, all pIca-el beyond measure
with what they had seen and heard,
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PICTURE GALLERY.
S-~N~~~-O-~~~~~~~
@, HUBBARD

TAKES pleasure in informing the ldies and gentlemen
| OF Winchester and Franklin County that he mas a ain
Ocatcd In their midst iDr tie PURPOSE Of SUPPLYING ON
casDua5le terms any style Of Anibroype, Melainotyve
NC. lie has fitted up
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OUR PRESS.

We need ten more names at ten dollars
proposition to get new press, hut as our
lends are so slow about avairg themselves
OF 80 good n proposition, we would say to those
who have subscribed, pay over your respec-
tive amounts, and we Will order our press
We wan, t. have it here in four or six weeks
at tarthcst, 50 be prompt, and soon Won shall
have the Home journal enlarged and other
wIse improved. We will again state our p, 0.
position, hoping the requisite number OF names
be obtained right of
Each person who sub:criJes $40 viii be
entitled to copy of the Journal as payment
of the interest or the investment, while we
retain It, we in the mean time giving a lien
on the press, besides other ample security for
the payment of the money. Each sum often
dollars entities the depositor toa copy of the
paper, md atthe end Of one, two, OF ten years
WE would still owe him ten dollars, the intel
est on his money having paid US for his pm
per. This is % per cent, which certainly
ought to satisfy.
But whether we get any more names or
not, We re determined to have the PRESS
We think that in Winchester ALONE, 30 men
should be found willlrgt to LEND zen dollars
apiece 10 advance and improve thing that
our community so much need--a good press.
While we would be benefited personally, yet
they would not suffer at all. Then why do
we find 1t difficult to enlist their support n
this respect to something tlat promises good
On every side! Your money is only onged
at good interest, while il works to the benefit
OF yourselves, the community, and to U.S.
Surely if there be man in Winchester wao
would see his town prosper, who would see
nm organ in it ready to assist in thu pros rer,-
ty in every way possible if honorable, sure
" that man should accede to the VERY meu-
gre aid we ask, especially when the render
ing of that aid pays him rea enable inter-
est. We hope ten more names may be pro-
cured in the course of week, as after that
lapse OF time we shall propose no more.
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BONNIE: ! s,

rarasos, fans, ladies' belts, ribbons, buttons.
gloves and hosIc y, porl-moDies. pins needles,
percussion caps suspenders, combs, vestings,
tW ecds cottonpdeS. bIeached and brown do
mestcs, reacy-made clothing, hats, boots and
shoes, hardware and cutlery, tInware, sugar,
coffee, mo asses, drugs, medicines and die
SUITS, indigo ard madden, Soda pepper, spice.
ginger, and an endless variety of other things
too tedious to name, Ri Of which is offered at
the lowest rates to cash nuyers.
Good bGrter taken in exchange for goods at
such prlres a. we can sell AT AGAIN.
April 10. BIN MARTIN & son.
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Ponch says lie once saw a father
knock down his beloved boy, aud
thought inlhr most striking Illustration
OF sun down he ever bcArld.
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A-ij45JAAI LAW GUUl1S
superior any before arr1nced by any former art
ia Wchestr, AMI would cordially invite visitors C.dies
especially whether they may want pictures or not lie
has md ~ evilsrcc that his former Efforts in this Mac.
hlcl to give general satisfaction, aud the liberal PATTON
aer he then received has prompted him TO fit himself u
with rooms and facilities for dong superior work that
must certainly Induce more patronage than ever ffom an
apprecaiiye community.
he hclunotype. being taken on metal plate. Is not
81 liable To injury by fang accident the glass ric.
lures while IN richness O tone anil finish il is usuTs "a
ed How yer, any kind supplied 10 suit ones desire
Pu'ngs Dger reOtypes. and every other STYLE of pi
lures accurately copied Miniatures taken for Insertion
in lDckets, Breistpius, Bracelets, &c.
Enns along the Juveniles Dr he has arranged his rh
so that they can be taken before they can scarcely move
lie has on hand. nd tcniS 10 keen constantly arg.
stock n fire Of many Sizes both single and double
Juch AZ SQUARE Oval and Octoren. Union shall pand
penny Lind. P1dmonie, SC &c. Work 10 please or no
say When pictures are taken from the room they are
cons iierrd sold.
Rooms South side or the Square, second building from
ne Custer House, Winchester. Tern
NaT 20, 1885. Q, HUBBARD.
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SPRING AND SUMMER
GOODS,
Jm.t received and f0r sale by
MARTIN & SON.

10. y. H0iW'WcSI c01Hcf pAOtlC square,
WINCHESTER, TENN.
consisting in part Of
Linens, Lawns, Musins,
Organdjcs, Prints, Chntz,
Jaconcjs, Swisses, bafegcs,
Grape IL EspansIe,
BriIIianles-printed and white,
Powered and dotted Swiss MusIins,
Victoria Green, Bobinets,
Laces and Edgejngs,
Swiss and MarseilHes Collars,
Blk. embroid'd and beaded Collars,
Linen aud breakfast Collars,
Grapes, Wells and Yelling,
Nantes, Skeleton Skirts,
Linen and Lawn Hondk erchiefs,
Pangee and Bandanna do
Black Cravats, Satin Spring Stocks,
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W W. SPggEYGEH,

{ 'ARiFNTfR AND BUILDER, c)lusr Church ord sum
tended 10. ,etJ If
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The She.hyYiI!e EXposi'or Of the s;h
says, up 10 the present limo the sum
Of $1,000 in Spence money has been
registered by OR county court clerk.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1858-05-15

Somebody te'cgraphed to Chicago the
news Of great a Republican Triumph" at
cur city election on the Sd ms. This is a
good deal more than the Republicans claim
in Ottawa. 1t vas a defeat of the demo
cratic organization of cur city, but it was
accomplished by democrats, or at least gen.
tlemen calling themselves such. The mayor
elect, we believe, calls himself Douglas
Democrat, and claims that lis only triumph
was over the Old, dcfunct, putrid carcass OF
Know No;hingisn, which we should say
was modest enough, as it certainly involves
no violent assumption Of hcro;sm to have
conquered dead lion.