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Children three years old and under free those three
and up twelve years old, price, all twelve old,
uli fare
Family in packages of twenty-five be had a. the
Transportation Merchants whose fam
reside the line the road procure tickets pack
ages twenty their personal at reduced rate.
The train will leave New Orleans SAT
URDAY ats ~ r. arrive Magnolia at 1875 P. NJ leave
Magnolia $50 A. NJ MONDAY and arrive At New Or
leans at S.55 A NJ
Freight Train will New Orleans for Canton Non
days Wednesdays and Fridays at 7O A. NJ. Returning will
arrive New Orleans Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
! at 10 p. NJ
Ereighto leave the city on the above days be the
depot by O'Clock P N the day previous the departure
my8l wM. NJ wADLEY, General Superintendent.
s,zs,,....- F,ONrCHARpRAIN RAIL-
! aatsB gsf9sS5sssa5sfT ROAD SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
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BATON RoUGE AND Gross TErE RAILRoAD.-In a
late number OF our paper, noticed that an effort
was being made to continue the B. R. and o. r. II.
Crosse Tete, FordoGhe and the Atchafaaya crossing
said river in the vicinity OF Bayou Rouge Since then
the enterprise Of raising the amount Of stock neces-
sary bas been 80 successful that nearly $4,000 have
been subscribed Tie engineers are now at work and
have surveyed the line far as Mr. Dunbars planta-
ton on Bayou F0rdoche. Tie yalue Of this road to
that portion Of parish through which it will pass
and also to Avoyelles, will be incalculable 1t is to
be hoped that those interested in this work will put
their shoulders to the wheel and push it on until il
reaches the Atchafalaya river. 1t will then be fol
sister parish to carry on further until iteventu
ally links at Alexandria with the Texas road.
Such an enterprise as this railroad pushing through
a dense track ot wild cane land the very best FOL
either sugar or cotton in connection with the Nor
gauza and Opelousas road, cannot but greatly en-
hauce the value Of property in this parish ana ia
crease its population ana its wealth.
TPainte COunpe Democrat
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DAMAGE TO CRors IN IowA.-The Dubuque Herald,
Of the1lth, says:
The recent storms have done much damage through
the State. Nearly every exchange gives some par,
ticulars, which make a large aggregate amount OF
damage. This, added to the previous damage to
crops, makes up picture which is far from agree
able to contemplate.
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PEEP.HoLEs IN FOREIGN HoTELs.- About two
years ago, says correspondent, Archdeacon Mus
grave found small holes bored in the bedroom doors
Of French hotels which treacherOus holes he told u.s.
are appropriately called Trous Judas He said, as
the fact is, that person applying his eye to one Of
the holes can see everything that goes on in the
room into which he is looking, as clearly as if he
were staring in at the window Last summer being
abroad in Germany and the north of Italy, carefully
searched to If this disgusting custom was limited
to France regret to say that it is not. found it
almost universal in all the hotels where stopped.
see from the page OF my last years diary, which
opened at hazard, that at Wiesbaden there were in
nay bedroom two side doors, which communicated with
other bedrooms. In one Of these doors there were
five in the other door there were four Of these holes
Above each hole was the greasy marks left by the
heads ct the peeping Toms" who had availed
themselves OF this of watching the toilet mys
telies of many an unsuspecting Godiya. So small
are these holes that it is often difficult to find them
sometimes they near the top, sometimes almost
at the bottom Of the doors. l write this to warn
ladies going abroad, Of the existence of these Trous
Judas in foreign hotels, and | advise them to carry
with them large pieces Of silk or linen, and to pin
them up the whole any side doors in their bed
rooms, These holes often escape even a careful
search ; besides though there may be none when
ladies 60 to bed at night, there may be some pre-,
pared and in full use by the time they get up in the
/ morning.
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a. VDE = GOODRICH, JEWELERs corner Cam
H nad ROYAL streets.
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MYSTERIOUS DIscovERY.-Y Yesterday afternoon as
some workmen were repairing house on Washing.
ton street. three doors above Gray street Of them
discovered door in partition which had been con
cealed behind some rubbish bricks, etc. Onopening
the door a skeleton was discovered, which, upon Il
slight touch fell through the doorway into the room,
alarming the workmen considerably and causing a
great crowd of people TO collect together The neigh
Dorhood was excited. and the most horrible sumses
are prevalent. The house occupied last fall by a
miner who has since left the city at least she has
not been heard Of since she went of and without pay
Ing her rent Physicians gu examination have pro
nounced the skeleton that Of female, The Coroner
is to investigate the matter [Butao Republic, llth,
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Customer" Barkeeper how do We stand ?"
counter and I'm on the other
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HABITs or SPmER5-The following Curl0Gs TACT IS
given on the authority of Mr. Spence
Having placed a large lulIwown spider On cane
planted upright in the midst Of stream OF water he
saw it descend the cane several times, and rem0uut
when had arrived at the surface of the water. Sud.
denly he altogether lost sight Of it, but few mo.
ments afterwards, to his great astonishment, per
ceved it quietly pursuing its way on the other side
Of the stream. The spider having spun two threads
along the cane, had cUt one of them, which carried
by the wind, had become attached to some object on
the bank and so served the spider bridge acrDs.
the water It's supposed that spiders, when adult
always use similar means to cross water.
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Leaves every s AIGRn4{, at 5P.
Ieaze. vow sETrRnAY. mLP-N-

Faag. COAST PACkET sTBhmER
7ISesIsaa SHIIte RobinsOm-f1 and from y. Orleans
ttsyon sara; Fort ADAMS, WliamsEgoEt z P95
son, r. r. Gross master iii place oi the BELLA DONNA
leaves New Orleans every Saturday evening" o'clock
Bayou every Wednesday, evening arrival Of ta
from W3o5yile.
8fA clerk will be the Leves oreceiye freight Thurs
far morning
AzParicnlar attention paid receiving and lautag o.
and freight all hours Of The day and night.
Iy29tf HOLMES Il CLAUSS, n Tchonpitoulas ~
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John Bull and Brother Jonathan
Each other onght to greet
They've always been extravagaut,
Bat now make both ends meet.
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5iS E51b- ! SUMNER i Il 4 ! hRRa1SaEAzEF r II IN T.


On Sundays the train will leave the city hour
after 9oelock, and the mornings will make the
O'Clock trip.
Horse the city every morning Except Sun
days o'clock and the Lake hour after the last steam
trains.
N&ta special trips, when required by notifying the con
durtor.
A AStatfon House GENTLY Ridge, whee
will stop when required excep: mail trips,
after Sundays. each way, 6 cents and
the Conductor have timely notice stop
Due norice VIII be given Of the half hour trips.
and after The 4th July half hour trains leave every Sun
d.S.f frnn n lnch tt 2 II lY
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InspIrIa

4" How Holy the bliss
Of one rapturous kiss
From the ripe charming mouth Of sly blushing
maiden;
Enchanted you sip
The soft balm from her lip,
And inhale her pure breath sweet as breezes from
Alden.
The pleasure you feel
You can never reveal
1t beggars description: all fiction surpasses.
You only can sigh
While maryeltng why
Bachelors will persist in remaining such asses
=.. No joy eau compare
Nor 4imtude bear
To the pleasing emotion of senses that scatter;
There is nothing know
Can soaee one So
Except stiff glass Of tot brandy and ,rater.7
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RAILROAD AcCIDENT--tn In letter of Tuesday last,
from Macon, Georgia. to the Mobile Tribune, we find
the following;
The up,train did not arrive here until this morning,
the 18th inst about o'clock 1t was due last night
at O'Clock. The cause was that they ran over and
Killed five cows about six miles below Seooba. Two
OF them got entangled under the locomotive, which
threw oil the track, and they were Just entering
on some tressle work, it broke through and there
stopped It was positively miracle that the whole
train did not go over the tressle work and kin or
wound all on board. If the train had gone fifteen
feet further il would have done so.
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tuus large lump Tohigh Coal in bulk
~ for sale by -. bJ. Il, ASaB8IDGB 4 co,
myi l20 Common street
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PRESSTGcTASA.-Nr. j. 7. Naor Of the Pennsy
yania Times says that "a true Known Nothiug can
hardly be an honest man. We have often heard of
hitting the nail on the head, and We dent know but
somebody ought to treat The Naior in The same way.
The Washington Union thinks the Administration
deserves the countrys thanks for its management Of
Indian affairs. It has squandered millions in vain
attempt to settle Indian troubles and We are expected
to thank it for not squanderng twice as much as it
has. Oh we'll, let US thank it. When fellow Al the
Royal Theater walked into the Duke Of Argye's boX
in boots and spurs the Duke rose and thanked him
very tremendously for not taking in bis horse also
The Spritualst organs claim 03 900 to their faith
in this country. [Exchange.
II they have, in their computation, omitted oar
neighbor of the Democrat they should change their
figures to OBJ ,00l.
We saw TWO fellows have a desperate fight last
evening. One bit the other several times. and, as
often as he did So the latter retaliated by pulling ont
a handful Of his hair. We suppose lie thought that
the hair OF the dog is good for the bite
A political paper in Minnesota says the retail price
RVs. L \, ,4..,, -. .1T-I
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TELEGRAPH QUERY-Will the Atlantic cable bring
fresh news through so much salt water,
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g. BOUNTY LAND AND PENsIONS-orFIcE,
III No II Exchange Alley stairs Iesry opposite the Post.
u Soldiers sesmen and Teansers who have been in the
service OF te s. Cove for fourteen days or more IN
or disturbance stree 1890 entitled 10 !1l Of
land Widows and minor children Of deceased soldiers Sea-
and IeRsters entitled Bounty Land and Pensions
Claims made ont sua procured with dispatch, by
JOHN PURCELL,
lyl5 5m T. Exchange Alley " staizs.
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NUMBER l45.
Amerioa . &C. Britain.


All hail thou noble land,
Olr fathers native soil
0 stretch thy mighty hand,
Gigantic grown by toll,
Ger the vast Atlantic wave to our shore,
For thou with magic might,
CaEst reach to where the light
OF Ph9ous travels bright
The world Ger.
The genius of cur cline,
From his pine-embattled steep,
Shai. nail the great sublime
While the Tritons Of the deep
With their cOuches the kindred league shall
proclaim.
Then let the world combine
Ger tie main our naval line,
Like the milky way shall shine
Blight in fame!
Though ages along have passed
Since our fathers lett their home,
Their pilot in the blast,
o er untravel'd seas to roam
Yet lives the blood Of England in our veins I!
And shall we not proclaim
That blood Of honest fame,
Which no tyranny can tame
By its chains
While the language free and bold
Which the bard Of Avon sung,
In which our Milton told
How the vault Of heaven rung,
When Satan, blasted fell with all his host;
While this with reverence meet,
Ten thousand echoes greet,
From rock TO rock repeat
Round our coast.
While the manners, while the arts,
That mold nations soul,
Stii! cling around our hearts
Between let ocean roll.
Our Joint communion breaking with the sun !;
Yet still from either beach,
The voice Of blood shall reach,
More audible than speech,
. We lrn nnn : =
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[COMMUNICATED. -
Strange coincidence,

The information that the laying Of the Atlantic
cable was successfully completed, reached US here on
Friday the 18Th inst. On the Sabbath following
the 15hin the lesson appointed for that day in the
service of the Episcopal Church, which was the
fourth chapter OF Deuteronomy these words oc-
cured, :" For ask now of the days which are past
since the day that God created man upon the earth
and ask from the one side of Heaven unto the other
whether there has been any such thing as this great
thing is, or hath been heard like it, How singular
ly appropriate to the great work just completed
They seemed to thrill the air with their peculiar sig
nfcance, as read from the sacred desk and spoke to
the heart and ear of the listener with the power Of
an interrogatory from Jehovah himself No cannon
had yet doomed to give mems triumph voice, but in
every temple of that faith where two or three were
gathered, on that Sabbath day, these words were
solemnly read to the people, And since the sun
never sets on the British domnons, in every quarter
of the world this question so strangely suited to the
time and the work accomplished was put to the peo.
pie Of that land which the wonderful electric chain
had joined to this mighty continent. They must
have forcibIy impressed all who heard them. 50 that
with deepened feeling their voices swelIed the anthem
that followed 90 be joyful in the Lord all We
lands, and come before his presence with song.
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UPPER MIssIssIPPI.

Leav,s on sATrRDAY, 2Istins.., at5P.M
ST Louis Cairo aEd SeG tretns Railroad Line.
FHs. FOR ST. LOUIS Connecting at Cairo
lFIElS with The Illinois Central, at 81. Louis with
Sss5zs The Ohio and Mississippi Rafroad-The fine reg
iar passenger packet New Uncle Sam, L. Elliott,
master will leave for s. Lol and a Intermediate landings
above. For freight or passage apply board orto
J, +. ALLEN, Freight Agent,
Forthe above Line and Illinois Central Railroad,
q p0ydras street.
auIs J. s. PAGArn, Advertising Agent.
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One OF JIM BEcKwoRTHts LIEs.r-A California
paper tells the following story
a company of miners on Jamison Creek requested
a Comrade, who was going to a neighboling camp 10
borrow The Life of jim BeekWorth {; Fim having,
in his Gav, been a famous criminal He made lis
desire known, and was handed, by accident, copy
of the Bible and did not discover the mistake. Tax
ing the book home one of the company, who could
read a little by spelling hard words, opened in tile
Book of Judges and read the story, aloud of Sierra
being killed by Joel, Nebers wife, With hammer
and nail The story was listened to with profound
attention until finished when one Of the listeners
Jumped up and exclaimed Zone OF jim Beck.
worths lies 1t sounds adzactly like HIN
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THE LAKE.

Ya, OVER THE LAKE SUNDAY
+ asse sas 5Sys,s ep4 s.s@s Msd
Arrow, }. W. Hoffman commander will leave the Pont-
Rgg5na leaves MtsonSiIie a TX + b. aying IN timo
'o' '.'s s'', ''' ''' q. 4. FosDrcK, Asept
an7 II % Nache1 street
r~$s OVER THE LAKE-sUNDAY Ex- I
sso ys + T6s Msys nt 5 o pes@ye sR@ ea@er
RnvcnsyvOOd Cant. Chas Foster, will leave the Pont
Rsinrains sayss Sn5o@vio It " ?eooS K M Arriving
1''0', GEo, 4 F683ISE, Agent,
mr.. ssoFFlo}R, FOR BLaD0N AND CULLuM
5 The light daqght passenger 81 packet JeRm-
S9S sS lsS Ts |ssf rs 81 # 5 9i9T g and Doono
lis every Friday Evening VI O'Clock.
Leaves Mobile os Badon CulGm Springs every Tuesday
Leaves Bladon CuIInm Spnss every Monday and Wed
neday Evening O'clock arriving in Mobile Tuesday
Passengers can rely on arrangement being carried
Ta Jeanette leaving adou evening" the trip
to Mobile during the night hereby avoiding the hot sun during
For passage or further particulars, agqlyto.
V"&Gj cGx, e. BHAISa&b il I2slf, jiS!l 9G j o. o'
r.Ee = sDf F99 tEIs, RhApoX Agp Gull cuLLgM n,
9ssssss vance, SAINT. AbIes, master, i, will leave for
Badon aPd 4nm iPns 1 5%rs I esS r, i r@e%i od
every Saturday eygnng, AT 4 ecl0ct.
Mobile for Badoh and Cuun Springs every Wedue
day evening, at 4 O'clock.
Leaves Radon and Ggun Springs Tuesday and Thurs
day evening AT o'clock arriving Mobile Wednesday
snl Friday morning at 6 o'clock.
T. B. SMITH Tchoupitoulas street,
ie26 # orSIMPsQN COOKE, Mobile
pg@g. FOR POINT CLEAR-sTEA&fER
fAl@sEsa CIE-GENT, Capt John =. Carson, will leave
Mobile EVERY EVENING for Point Clear di-
day trips wing the city 10 oeloCE accommodate
those who arrive by The morning bo4ts, 1e2i 4
-r-pws LAKE sHORH PACxET II
sSas99aszaa94sfs543as
| For OCEAN SPRINGS BILOXI, and all intermediate
anJngs-The aud spleGdi low pressure, u. coast
packet Creole, Capt. A. P. BoaTJman-bui
expressly trade with superior accommodations win
leave Lake OF Jefferson and P0nJchArtrin Rail
roads, the arrival at tile Inte OF the follows
] Iehve5 New Orleans
| Jefferson Railroad. Pontcharrain Railroad
TUESnA AY.s.7 72J n cars. 9 l. ii. cars
/ THURSDAY. .T.2J A. u. cars, g A. VI.
2 " s n n Ssrs'.i Ss : = n " Ss[ SsrS
leaves ocean Spfngs;
EHRA3 n sNFEyNG F&b1Y FRhn aoRSS HG&S$G
| Rates Of Fsye by the Creole:
Cabin fare to Ocean Springs, EoEi and all Intermediate
- lgnding5 - ~
Children ard servants 2
ne ssih viii Jt received or creole BY either road =
RfAu Express Chest and Letter Bag leaves the Office OF
Tuesday and Thursdays 50 o'clock A. H. and Friday
R. GEDDEs, a gent, IL Bank Place.
New Orleans, August 10. 1888 je22
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SA=BIN f p a SIS

Sails OIL MONDAY, Aurust %. At O'Clock P NJ
ys7Ssa9 FOR SABINE PASS AND CALVES
3ni4kit4 t9r-C $ Mail Itlf-The Sonthern Steamship
Con pAny superior coppered and copper fastened
sIeh5nsap tilntn%Drua, Flanders commander will
boFe, stopping sabine Pas. going 10 and returning from
Galveston, c1rryiug tile u. s. mali
For freight passage having superior accommodations a
ply 10 q. b. PAYSE 81 IN fl .str4st
Hu2 ~
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political paper in Mnnesota says the retail pFles
Of Minnesota Ii gisator is S50a
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R8-ocs 14o Baronns street below Poydras street. Neo
cans. La ia15 Iq6W
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LE POOI4.

Passage oufE--Safl- ou $ SATURDAY
&BfE- FOR LIN ERPBOL - TIE REGULAR
RSE8S packet ship GUtten berg Capt Weeks, having
l8iss9ss her engaged, Will sail above, For pas
oar1 having unsurpassed dnply on
boHr3t Post 81, Thrd District, TO
aa2p BAXTER, LOFFLTs L co.
$SsR FOR IlIBrEFtE'0OII-THE Al FAST SAIL.
aES3 inE American ship j. NJ. Weed, Capt Mack is
sa7ssHow lU4liug for file above port md will have
patch. For freight OF sobaccJ cotton. app1y 70
HulS BAXTER, L0E ELL 4 co.
kgR- FOR RAIEERPO0I4-THEA Al FAST SAIL-
ASy ing American slip Crimen Capt. Mason. is now
r8s2zs0ading fo the above port and will have immediate
dispatch. Fer freight Of 45D bales cotton, apply
aus BAXTER, LOWELL E co.
SfYS- FOR LIVER E7OOL4-The ii fast sailing
EKJE4 American siip OroOmdates, Capt Pike, is now
RsEssskzsoaiiug and will have immediate d5pnth For
balaLce Of freight, Apply to
aall BAXTER, LOWELL < 60.
a%Saz FOR LINER PO0Il-THE Al FAST sail.
SfS Nrg American Ship Africa, Capt BoHtella, is
soading for the above port For freight Of cotton ap-
ply to -
j; P. WHITNEY L co. IS carondeet st
FOR Esssage, apply 70 the captain IN haard au9
gsEe FOR LIgERP0Dg4-THN Al FAST SAIL.
&C. ing American ship Lorenzo. Captain --, is
as loading for the above port. For freight to.
j p. WHITNEY R CO. S. Carordelet street.
FOR passage apply the captain On beard Pos e. First Drs
trict aus
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OVER THE LAKE SUNDAY
asalb-% Excursion "a Vaudeville, Lewisturg and Mad
aaiazs5s5z vieThr elegant low-Jressure steamer
Arrow }. W otimau, commander, ~l leaye the Pout-
arrival OF the II, o'clock
Retun6g leaves MtdsouvilIe at ~ p NJ arriving in time
for the r. N. cars for the city
q. a. FOsDTCK, Agent.
nu7 If 43 NH,chez street
Wabash express. [volume] (Terre-Haute, Vigo Co[unty], Ind.) 1841-186?, 1858-09-22
How it Looks.

II is singular with what unFelcuting hostil
i'y the Lecompton Democracy pursue The an
-Lecomptonites. The moment any Of them
express an independent ihoughs. that moment
some supporter o. the administration bfisiles
with anger and abuses with fury. The Ma
fisHal Democrat. started as lhe exponent q he
an,i-Leeompton sentiment Of this Stste-the
bold aud able advocate OF Popular Sovereign.
~ snd of Mr. Douglas-the offspring Of the
23d OF February Convention. and The ardeas
opposere. Lecomptonism. j. no~ trzdoeed ~
the ediior of The 7 II. Journal. because il
sy'npathizss viii John G.. Davis 10 his heroic
battle against the adfninisiration.
Cspt. John Osborn. n Clay county. who va
the presiding officer Of iLe District Conven.
tion that nominated Mr. secFesi, because he
recently made speech n Bowling Green. in
which he denounced Lecomptoni~rD, and d.
clared himse.fin favor of Popular sovereignt,
and John @. Davis. i now receiving stab sf
ter stab from the CLAY County Democrat. =
the Leeonpton orgsn Of hat county Beeauss
he united with many other Democrats aud
adopted the following resolution
"Rssc!ced. That We approve II the course
taken BY the Hon John O. Davis on the l.
eouP,oa fraud. and that We hereby pledgs
him our undivided support"
he Is traduced 10 he mos; violent manner
Is called "low and abandoned black guard
Ills motives are Questioned. and he j. really
rccused Of selling himself for thirty pieces
cf silver
Mr.. Lucas, of Cloverland. who Las Tor years
been an ac's-e Democrat IN Clay county. b.
cause be : ted in tbis recent Conventions vii
Capt. Osbofr. and supported the above re~olu
tion. i denounced by his same editor Of IT,
Democrat. a formerly a "sqaealing Whig.f
but nov "-quealiDg Democrat, md whs
has record" that the editor " II soon make
public. All these inuendoss and denuEeia
tons arc heaped upon those men, from IT,
fact. they ere anti I~conr nrtou. and VIII no
sufIrs themselves TO be led by Lecompsou Of
fec holders.
These things sem a liule strange. an,
shows corelusiveiy. that the Journal Of this
city. and the supporters Of Henry Scores
throughout this District. are in truth. aud il
fact. Lecomptoniies