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CTATE OF GEORGIA, ELBERT COUNTY.
In thc superor conrl Of gaa county, Marcl term,


Present his Honor James Thomas Judge Of said court
suniry bill legatees
der the viii OF VIM urc deccased John G. Brch
said w their respective gaces
the said will Sarah shoad paid
entitled thereto the Of her death leaving child
children,
Kecc her children,
this before March
1852 said legncy default OF said sad
legacy will then directed be paid the parties before the
s5f
order published
months publication
March, 1859 the following TO witt The Constitutional
a published Georgia The Union published In wash
the District Columbia The Louisville Journal Published
louisville Kentucky aud published in Cincinnati
Ohio. fs5s -3tsatq et
extract from the minutes OF the OF Ebert
county Georgia. March d. 1885 this nth
April 2T--lam9m MOSES r. MILLS, Clerk
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once superintendent OF the Public Printing,
WAsDSGros, Oct. q, 1888.
nROpoSAIS FOR FURNISHING THE PAPER


FOR THE PUBLIC PRNrISGn pursuance OF the provisions
te provide executing the public printing &C. ap
2d 1851 sealed proposals will be received at this
Capitol the Monday (6th day. OF December
furnishing the that be required
the public printing for the ending tho LIST day OF Dece
Der, 1889.
subjoned specifies be ascerancd the
quantity quality description each kind OF that Will be
required
CLASS /. .
printing paper uncalendered "a by
inches nd weigh five pounds to the ream Of $50 sheets
hne printing aendered TO measure by ss
inches and weigh fifty pounds to ths eam OF 4so sheets
Class g.
superane printing hard sized aud caendered
"a 81 inches weigh forty eight pounds TO the
Of Iso sheets.
CLASS A. ..# .aas#
supernc sized and caienderod OF such
required corresponding weight with meas
urag nes weighing twenty pounds per ream o +so
sheets
Class s. at
superGne (aendeed uncalendored
required "a inches and Of such weight ream AS
may be required y. a.# Il
each Of the above classes TO be OF linen
all with mineral other SUB
fair whieness, and In qnre- OF twenyur
each each rean to con
sheets Uniformity in color thickness and weight
required bundle exclusive wrapp.rs
gross weight all required Mixing d various
the bundle make ho weight will be con
a violation of the contract
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
s. c. Herring & Co.'s Patent champion safes.

VNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
l. finding that discriminating public hesowng their patron
that extent that exhibit all
their stock enlarged their depot by opening extensive
and saroom on Broadway No 25 Of Murray street
poste the City Hail. This enlargement Of warehouse With the
recent extensive enlargement of their factory will enabc the ubscr
bes to keep hand at all times stock OF re and burglar
proof safes than other establishment the world Particular
tenuon viii be had to constructing safes for families match
With other furniture for the security OF plate and ewcy
Also
Wkecp hand and make order all chests vault
doo and bank vaults Has powder proof locks for banks
store doors ones patent pemutuon bank lock and Cygers
patent letter lock, without key.
s. @. HERRING & Co.,
Nos 1875, 1917, and l39 Water street, and
No. 25I Broadway corner Murray st., New York.
y. C0YlE & co., Agents
Washington, D. Q.
B. W. KNOWLES Agent
May 2B-ly Rchmond Virginia.
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30 WASHINGTON CITY, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1858.
TWO CENTS.
T,HE ONLY ARTICLE UNRvALLED IN MAR


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The reason why ths, y natures own prooa. e..eres h'
natural nuias and hu laskes grow bald heads removes all
a msaas @ ans M Is ss s a~ @ s s . @
al diseases of the scalp and viii stop and Keep from
BY the young two o. week will never
gray then reader read The following and Judge Cor yourselves
NKw YoKK, Jan. s, ls5s.
NIssas o. j wooe Co Gentlemen Having heard good
Woods H,ir Restorative and hair being quite
gray made up my mind 70 lay aside The prsase whsh "a com
medne., aad short time ago commenced ung your article 10
The result has been so very saslacoy very glad
aud justice So as for tn encouragement Of others who
for .eag aside unwinsto give yoqr RroraI,e
a u they have further Pro and e oe proof being OCULAR de
such direct them further proof who and out
Ny coor much improved appearance
every way being so'ser and thicker and nnch more heahy
''oNDs I'm 'Vp'' '''pS'As HENRY JENKINS
Columbia and Carroll sts., Brooklyn
IIvlSGsros Ala Feb. ID, 1858.
p woop SIR Your good
tls the coan1ry NY hair has been slightly diminishing
quite am infant been using your Hair Restorative for
weeks an md that have nne bead now growing after having
Bile remedy exant and advise all who are afflicted that way TO
S. W. MIDDLETON.
PmLApErnlA, Sept o. 1851.
benecis to me- The front and part my
ooveroswa IA fact bald have used but two half
studded with promising crop Young hair and the front also
bene sha,avsr think from my osa PERSONAL
lean induce many others 70 Try It, Yours, respccialy
No. iet Vine street
mp bottles Of three sizos viz large
medium holds least twenty per
proportion than the small rcal for two dollars por bottle the
large holds 40 in proportion and retais tor
o j WOOD CO.. rropreors Broadway York I'm the
great New York Wire Railing Eblncn,0 and ia Market street
ST. Louis, Mo-
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by JAS. G.. McG UIRE a. Co., Aucttoneers.
kINRIISTEE,S SlIE QE LAIuARI T. BIIII DINO

Il LOTS IN PRINTING OFFICE SQUADRON Thursday after
December I'd O'Clock the premises by deed
dated May 7, 1887 duly iber
1885, os 203 the Washington county
shall sell lots Nos so and i0 the subdivision No
fronting each 2s feet AZ inches First between
and running back 3O feet inches alley
and containing each Q 046 square ioct Title perfect
cash balance years
interest, secured by deed OF trust the promises
TIlS. j. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS. c, MCGUIRE co..
Nov I'D Auctioneers.
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ByJ. c. MCGUIRE 4 CO., Auctioneers.

HSRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
il LOTS PRINTING OFFICE. SQUARE 'sDn Thursday
noon December O'clock the by virtue
duly recorded iibcr A.
1874 o o.! OF the land reords Tor Washington county
shall sell 3 H. Subdivision square fronting
street. Capitol
running inches alley Each
ing 20o square Title perfect,
Terms fourth cah the residue In and three years
with interest secured by deed in trust the premises
TIi0S j. FISHER, Trustee.
JAS c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Nov I'd Auctioneers,
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

sesAr SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD.
From WASHINGTON cry Virginia, Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through Tickets at the great Southwestern Rail
road Oce Pennsylvania and sixth street. Washng
a on Steam Ferry Boa George Page on a the once of
the Orange Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria
10 Richmond Danyic Iyncburg, BRISTOL knoxvel lmlton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville, Huntsville, Grand june
lion, Memphis Montgomery and New orleais
gV Direct Continuous Railway Connaxons 10 Memphis
Anong greater Expedition Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by any other route
The ferry Page leaves the foot Of Seventh street
8 o'clock for Acxanr where passengers take tho cars or
hmou Charlottesville stanton, White Sulphur springs, Wooi-
stock &c p for Richmond and all points Southwest,
raknr sure ana close connexions 20 Memphis.
Baggage wagons onnbuso, leave the Office Pa avenue at
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
Iune Is--tf Washington.
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special Notice I, subscribsrss
AUCTION SALES.
BY JAS. G. McGUIRE = Co, Aucsssnesrs.

rTRUSTEE'S SALE or TWO VALUABLE LOIS
IL Capitol fn0n wednesday snersoon Novenber a<th,
four ecoek the shall SELL deed ef
dated August 10Th 1857 and recorded IN bsr No lAo s
2o, the Land Records
and 2 Square No.
east and Massachusetts, front u inches
Massachusetts, running through North
This beautifully Situated
the worhy e stisntoa o persons who wish
hlycstnent
TURNS onaioarh cash the residue In 0, IL and Is monhs
interest by deed of the
ol the purchase money viii required be paid dewn the
f sale drul Of which the property viii be Immediately
the Of sale complied With within ave days the
e The right reserved 70 resell the property weeks
an eoaseyancing at the cost Of the purchaser.
IhieS, j. FISHER, Trustee,
a Hae JAS c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, ~
Nov 2l--2sw&ls Auesoassrs.
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GARPETING, FLOOR 0IL-CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
tpns Ilrtets Curtain Muarials lurnhing

0tARPETING, FLOOR OIL-CLOTH, RUGS, MAT
tngs Duggets Materials, and House furnishing Dry
Goods such
Velvet tapestry carpctings, new designs
Tapestry Brussels do in great variety
New STYLES Brussels do super quality
heavy 3ply TO rich
ingraudo patterns
Very heavy all wool Dutch earpetines
Tsilled yeni,iaB carpctng for halls and steps
and Brussels do do do y
and rich noor oicohs cut TO Ut
any OF shape room hall passage
Mosac velvet, and tune rugs and mats
tocoa.n Canton matings
l2-4, ls-4, 1914 drrggct crurnb cloths
English drnggcts, all widths, by the yard
Very richly embroidered lace curtains
Satin hines, brocatcs and reps for curtains
White, buff blue, and green shade linens
rods, curtain fixtures, &c.
Having cos Carpet Auction, which took
New York the ith and m nst prepared TO
afforded under ordinary ceum
Purchasers respectfully invited examination Of our
stock H0oE BRO. x co.
Aug Is--dn
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May 26--ly
DUNCAN, SHERMAN, Il CO.,

Bankers,
CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities of world Also,
he credits for use In Europe, China, &C.
May 2s-Smos
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT The steamer
- GEORGE PAGE will boows
10, IL o'clock, 2, H. and o'clock
p .a 800
Washington o. II ociock l. 3, 8, and O'Clock
m
The THOMAS CoLLyER route viii opposite
n
Whneys omnbuses connecting with the Page and Cye viii
leave the Cplo 18th
he time the boals leave Alexandria
June s--eod--n RICHARD wAIIACH, President.
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DIANO AND MUSIC CARD.

DIANU AND WUSTU UAKU.
TO EVERYBODY.
enlarged remodced, and beau6cd old and
long established nano Forte, Melodeon, and
MUSIC STORE,
beg respectfully shall always keep hand the largest
mos varied reliable stock in this city OF
PIANOS, MEIoDEoNs, AND HARRIS
from the the country solicit
exchange pack tune,
repair a Piano, give a call Always on hand
Music, Guitars, AcCordcons, Niolns,
Banjos Tarnborincs, Strings,
Piano Covers, stools, &c &c
musical Instruments repaired taken payment
rianos codcons and rs for and od) at
month, sale from s3 to $40 payable
monthly by the
day week year Music by mail 10 part Of the
world fsss Of p0tdge Music neatly bound
nm Remember the right name and number.
JOHN Y. ELLIS,
No 3O5 Penn avenue between 9th and 10th streets,
Nav lo-12s 4 oors johnson * Co
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mo- 624.l
Notice or the Establishment OF the Land ONCE
for the Territory Of New Mexico.
IN pursuance of the act Of Congress approved May
II 1855 entitled can land dtric, in the Terri
tory New Mxo which act authorizes the President the United
cstabish land the edc of Now Ne xico,
that the Office for the se
Territory New Mexico will be established
Territory from and after the 25 day OF November
next.
my hand the city Of Washington this 27h day Of
September, A. u, 1858.
BY order OF the President:
jos. s. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Sep 2S--w6w Int. &starl
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VNHE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
i or NEW YORK.
February 1855 ~ 6s5 Dos State
mortgages Of nrst class
Frcserck Winston president. Isaac Abbott
A. T. Garpctt NJ d., examining hyscian Ninth street
Pamphlets further
CHARLES DE SEIDEN, Agent
June 22--d0ms No, 5o7 seventh street.
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.-NEw ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAyELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
IN MENr WITH GREATLY fTR0 WE'D SCIiEDu IEFRfN WASH
lXGroN DlRECTi9 ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RlCtMoNp AND POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD IINErwo daily lines Washington for the south
Eoas leave their berts foot Of 9th street al o
and Passengers by the morning boat can obtain line
breakfast board and enjoy pleasant sail Of 5 hours down the
beautiful Potomac passing full OF Mount Vernon BY the
evening good supper and rest Of four hours in
comfortable bers state and arrive in Richmond IN time TO
with all trains for the South and Southwest
The southern mail Is conveyed this route being ~
and 100 miles less raroadng than by other route
making certain connexions TO
hcoNp, pxrKRBrRG, VIRGINIA WELDON AND
WiIaStrS CHARLESTON ArousrA, GA MoSTaosKRy
MoauS, NgS ORLEANS sorrias ozIIas
Also Richmond with the DanyiIe, southsde, Virgins
Tennessee, and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Ddnyilo, Bristol Dalton,
Chatanooga- Huntsville Memphis,
Lynchburg, Knoxville, Atlanta, .a.'
Nashville Grand Junction. Montgomery, ..
New Orleans.
For through further Of the route inquire
3T2 door
Browns Hotel board the boats foot OF 9th street
GEO E. MATrISLY
August 171y Ticket Agent
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rI,HE THIRD ANNUAL EXHIBITION or THE

WASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION will he TO the public
Monday the 3d January their and spacious
gallery between 10th and h and
will continue from six to eight weeks.
Works exhibited by the association consist Of paintings sculpture.
drawings architectural designs, and cpgrsvings.
gallery win be for their reception from tho Sh
December and 20 later period for
exhibition which might be unavodab delayed shipment
poraon. Z,
The OF transportation and win be
association all works forwarded by its agents.
whom circulars addressed and the will hold itself
responsible for damage sustained sxhihn
On tho sale Of works exhibited deposited the gallery
OF 10 per cent will be charged
description suitable for insertion the cstao6us uhould be at
ecd each work forwarded together price IL for sale
the
should also be communicated by mail shipment
by order Of the board OF management
HoRATIO srpNR prsssfens
WASHINGTON, d. G., NOV ., 1883. Nov 7---lAwT
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UNWILLING HOUSE FOR SAI.E.-One Of the
eligible and comfortable houses Washington,
fiyete which the unable hs
will be sold This large and cheerful house thor
oughy supplied with all the modern conveniences.
railroad bonds property will
The residue OF The purchase remain
Nov T--dim@
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adc we manufacture goods ,hcby possessing tho
uneauslcd advantage securing them which of
bene, OF thu purchaser Oar gt.r ~ point o A.
beauty utility have acknowledged superiority All others
aud KID aud button eater Ne
Also hong rubber ladies and mcs AN selling OF
tonshing prices. +. CLARK.
Nov 2o-dttcbt%
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ID II. GlLLET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
Gs bis Office his residence Franklin Row and
He will attention principal
Iy 10 IN the United States suprsme Court.
Oct 2s-dG
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DOILERS FOR THE U. S. STEAM FRIGATE !
I'D SAN JAcfNTo, AT THE U 9 NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN.

p.# NAVY DgAgrsxsr
BUREAU on CossrRpcrioS EQUIPMENT, lsHrAR,
November 1898.
SEALED PROPOSITIONS by this
Jano delivered the wharf The
shesrs board the vessel the yard Brooklyn the
The cscoal bloom boiler plates
sheets to be one half and sSteens (9l6 inc
and ash Seenths lsl and shells threcegss
All he external par4 double reviod on both
sides where be got at do stays to be used in the
legs water bottoms, steam chmneys.
The and sides shells 70 be sned by IRON from which
Tho boilers be twenty (a ) inches
by lo ) inches deep and about eleven D
man and plates ugs
bearers and for securing boilers 70 the ship and to tested
when finished hyroac pressure OF h o pounds square
The tubes to be furnished by the Department and 10 c set BY tho
contractor Department being responsible for all tubes condemned
from their defects and the contractor for all condemned from bad
workmanship
price be pound finished less the weight Of the tubes
only for doors aud mounng
hole, and and hand hole and stay thinbcs
The whole be done in e best and 10 be subject to c
inspection and approval Of such "a the Department
who will have the right torcec part OF the work in
Drawags Of the boilers Il be furnished 10 manufacturing estab
nhmen who intend bddn application the Bureau Of Con
Payments when
the boilers half cometed the remainder when they have been
will be stating the price and the time within
which they propose to complete and doiver the work
propositions Proposons Boilers" that
they be distinguished from other business letters
guarantee Of the following form
FIRM ef oger
i,
boilers
In advertisements the Bureau
&C. Of the 9th OF November 1888, at tho rate OF cents
pound.
should my be accepted request
andt o Navy Agent
for signature certificate
Date
(Signature) AB
Ebrss Of Guarantee
-------, aud -, OF ---, In the State of--,
hereby guaranty that OF tbs foregoing bid Of
boilers therein accepted, they
days receipt the post
designated,
with and sufficient aud in said shall
guaranty
difference between the orer Of the said which
may be accepted
Signatures OF the suarantors.)
Date CD
EFF
thereby certify that tho above -- known to
property and able mako good their guarantee
signed by the s. district judge u s dc, attorney
lcctor o navy agent Nov l0--1aw4w
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nR VAN PATTEN, DENTIST. Office and resi-
Willard Hotel quarc opposite the
the treasury and tue corner Of enns yana avenue ana
18th street.
Oct T-9mde
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rIlo DIPLOMATS ANp TOURIsTs.-

TINO DIPLOMATS AND TOURlSTS.-The adver-
tser mitc whA Is csuversant with and speaks
English French Spanish Italian well educated
active morals acquainted with maritime ansrs hhs
wishes particularly
to diplomats tourists bound the
European continent who Iced nerprc
travelling clerk He furnish the
for qualification from dsn
gnshcd persons highest standing Washington and Alabama
Address g. Mobile, Ala OF the Hon b.
Fitz,atrck IT, s. Sop 30--t3m
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ID ANDALL'S LIFE or JEFFERSON, complete
IN IN three large octave volumes, ~ SO
Nov IS FRANcK TAYLOR
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LN0R RENT.--Parlor Chambers for Rent, large
and pleasant parlors and chambers handsomely
with Water and Gas apparatus WALL, STEPHENS co.,
Nov l0--lmif No 322 Penn. av., bet 9th
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U nIMELL HOUSE-This nice and commodious
IN house has inst been completed and viii be open for the
ce,lon 23d This house wild abound with
comforts equal every respect any house this any
Tho bar viii be supplied with the best Of liquors
have engaged Mr. r. " Campbell assist and
the house He Il well known 10 hs travelling community
The House is Situated street. ~ and 9Th
immediate vicinity ~ the National Hotel the
railroad depot A. y. klMMEII4, Proprietor,
Nov ". " CAMPBELL, Superintendent.
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NOR RENT, either furnished or unfurnshed, and
by the for shorter period
and Third during Congress
Hon Mr. Hammond United States from South Carolina In
qaire OF DAVID A. HALL.
Nov 6--eodn No. 40S c street
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Orders shares certificates Of packages IN the
above splendid will prompt and
viii be Immediately after IL over to
all who order from
Address, 2. J. BuCkEYs Agent,
Nov Is Wilmington Delaware
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

LHOR RENT.-A large and frst-cass dwelling,
with al the modern with
building for either furnished unurnished having
stabng house, room
avenue City eligible
position In the city.
For apply address T. J. FISHER esq., Mcclure
Co.'s Auction Store Washington, D. c.
Nov 2O--d0
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1858-03-11
Republicans in the South.

The Richmond South calls everybody a
Black Republican who does not supper. the
Lecompt,n fraud. The application of this
term to .uch a statesman as Gov Wise is a
little out Of place, when we consider that il
is only a few weeks since the South aud its
allies were very ready to unite with the dis
nnionis;s of the North to break up this
Confcteracy. But of all its antics and adj
jeclives, that exhibited in the following ex-
tract is the most amusing:
SIS Mills N MADl-There is a rumor
that the Hon. John 5. Millson mclines TO
go over to the Black Republicans on the
admission Of Kansas. The Representative
from Norfolk is proverbIaitv crotche,y and
impracticable, but we doubt if he contpm-
plates committing suicide. Nevertheless,
we advise the Democracy of the Norfolk
di strict to keep ali eye nPon their eccentric
Representa- We. II he exhibit any positive
symptom of lunacy, he nay be subjected to
the strait jacket of popular Instructions, and
SO be restrained from damaging himself or
the Commonwealth"
If there is an extreme Southern man any
where, it is John S. Millson, OF the Norfolk
district; but he is to be drummcd over into
Republican ranks, whether he will or no,
simply and alone, because he is suspected
Of opposition TO cheating in Kansas.
We fear that the good example of Wis.,
and NiIlson NAV become fashionable in the
Old Dominion, and that all the anathemas
of Mr.. Pryor will II It prevent it from ex-
tinguishing the disunion projects of such
statesmen as Senator Mason philadelphia
Press.
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ISLAND from Under"

The above is the caption Of the leader IN
the last Gazette E Citizen. He labors hard
to convince the people that the Demoer't tic
party is in no danger, but that all the dang
e, is with ,hose Who are independent enough
to think for themselves, those honest Demo-
Gratis Who now oppose The Administrator.
II ia needless concern, on its part. That
portion Of the party whom be thinks IN
danger might well warn the Gazette 10
sstsud from UNDER lf here is danger to any.
II lie to those who heed not the impending
doom Of the Democratic party. ard continue
10 stsnd up for party 'right or wrong" who
still continue phantom Of party until sink
ing under The weight OF its own corruption
/: sinks 10 rise no more, and with it carries
those who chung % The rotten carcass TO the
EAST. We feel no concern for any other,
but we do warn those who are yet within
the clutches of the Democratic party TO
stand from under.