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PERSONAL P1R1G RAPHS.


Mr.. Everett Is to repeat his Grafton franklin in
Philadelphia next Thursday evening.
Commodore Forest. with the guard of the Para
quay feet anchor of Montevideo November 30th.
Major Havcock, the Of the illustrous general of
the name bids fair to rival the fame Of his father
according to recent accounts of his conflicts.
Brcvet Major w. W Chapman, quar,ermaster depnt-
mcnt duty in the city OF New York, is order
Ell to proceed to Fort Monroe Virginia, there TO
the duties of his department
Mr. Robert Stephenson has been visiting Alexandria
in his well known yacht Titania The Egyptian gov
ernmcnt paid him much attention
Mr. G. Adams is engaged upon model for a marble
statue of General Napier for st. Puls and, remember
ing the In bronze at CharingCros by him, the critic
does not Look forward very hopefully.
Albert Smith is entertaining London people with an
of his late travels in China. He sings Chinese
song in the vernacuar and making any quantity OF
shiliDgs out of the cockneys
The Emperor of Russia has conceded to joints ock
company the construction Of railway to unite the yoga
to the Don this would the Caspian the Sen
Azo the Mediterranean, the Black Sea and Central A a
The Rev c. NJ. Butler for many years rector Of Trinity
Church OF this city, but who has been stationed in Gin
cinnati during the past few years preached his first
mon Sunday toa crowded church. His old friends
gave him generous welcome.
Mr. RUSSELL the special correspondent OF the Times in
India, says g it established that
overake natives fairly the a part of the JuSdes
pore force marched 200 mics in five days, and yet did
little good Gen Mitcclls infantry marched ~ miles in
day after 1hntia Topcc and failed to overakc him
Thomas Miller IT is reported has been confirmed by
the Snatc us postmaster at Columbus Ohio; Joseph w
Griswold at Lansing Mich Thomas w Pcgucs ut Cam
den n. c.. A. H. Spence, at Placerviile, Cal. j. ID.
Mann, at Aberdeen, Miss ; and j. A. Browne at Port
age CITY, Wis.
Sir r. Murchson, in recent letter, makes this very
strong remark respecting the late Kane mo words OF
mine can Justice the sentiments of admiration which
entertain for the memory Of the heroic and truly
bic minded Kane In connexion with this may men
ton that it ID in contemplation to form Kane Monu-
mental Association for the purpose Of erecting
to the memory Of the gifted Arctic explorer and
navigator,
Alr Bentleys new Quarterly Review will certainly APP
pear with the magazines at the en- of February 1t has
been long delayed in order to collect much possb
of the available talent for this great undertaking. III
purpose of this review (Which will be fearless in tone is
to put the English public coarI in all the great sub
jects of the day by we'll discsed papers of the most emf
ncnt men, whether in politics literature art science
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THE WASHINGTON UNION

wound out national dignity harass shipping, 20
conate the property, and npison the persons Of
citizens and In fine 10 heap insult upon injury until
the record has ASSUMED stastirg rgnncanoe She has
accumulated OF wrongs which the amplest apol
ogie aud the largest pccunary Acknowledgements could
scarcely satisfy and which Is daily receiving additional
complication from the neglect the caprice and the nso
lenoc OF her government IL is due 10 honor and safety
that not only should the past be satisfied bat that
should the cause OF irritation and the means Of
annoyance by obt lining cuba peaceaby il can for
chilly IL must.
We have shown that far Spain aud
cernod moral objection wvuld intervene. IL England
or France TO intcrcre Can England with her flag float
ing Gibraltar and Malta, commanding the entrance
OF the Mediterranean and laelb seizng WITHOUT pre-
text except tho streng thenin of her hands the entrance
Of the Rcd and Persian gulf and iliibustering all
over the globe object Can France, With her proceed
ings in Algeria, e South Sea Islands and Burmah
plain Ii would be the very OF Phasaical inso
lence.
As to the danger In the fist place this may be
avoided by vigorous and speedy legislation In every
other government the Executive has the power of grasp
ing any advantage that offers itself by the Of the
purse or the sword Our is a constitutional govern
ment, in which the Executive Is prudently limited and
restrained a President may how his country can
obtain cherished object and may all hopes OF it
gideaway 10y reason OF opposition natt
This restraint is necessary because 1t is of the few
eiiectua checks upon the executive power As rule 1t
should be vigorously observed. For the reason,
that country should not be always in the lulch it
becomes Congress- when opportunity occurs, to pro-
vide in time for the TO avail ourselves of it, The
sentiment of the country should express ITSELF that il
money would be readily granted by Congress for the
chase of
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ByJ. c. McGUIRE & CO, Auctionecrs.

q REAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF LARGE
m ami valuable invoice London Fri.
evenings January 81 and the auction
O'Clock shall sell without large valuable in
European received Sohorp
don comprising about 1000 Volumes all bound
ta aud elegant style; the
works
london in tho xiX Century ,ckermsnu's Of London
Cambridge University Gslleric do i.lcien BrnaJarc
Bstics.ci Waterloo, Qnare Bras and Iisny
Canlcrs Modern Traveller
Knights Pictorial Museum
Corps of ROYAL Engineers complete with
cngravings
Richardson's Studies from Old English Mansions
toldigc- Btanica Cabinet, British Drama
Meyers British Birds, Gallcrie Nienno
London Illustrated News, McJass Costumes Of tho Clans OF Scot
simpsons Illustrations the War tho
s'assr~ares Dramatic Works itoydss edition.
Together With Dean Svifs Works. Annual Register Quarterly
sevcw Journal OF Science, Universal Magazine, Art Journal
The whole forming largest valuable collection books
offered this city
TERMS $40 and under cash; $50 credit of thirty sixty
day., of satisfactorily endorsed notes bearing
r. - Catalogues may be obtained The upou
application the auction
JAS G MCGUIRE CO.
jan la-eo'tSNS@San AncioneeTs.
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BY J. c. MCGUIRE 4 Co, Auctioneers.

CHANCEEY SALE--By virtue Of a decree of the
" Circuit Court the District Columbia, the
Washington, in The whcitcy Walker ci
WR Coluns heirs viii public nncon
Friday the 2sti oclcck the
lot number sxicen NO. twenty eight, 2sD
with The Improvement, consisting Of old dwelling
Terms OF the purchase To be paid In cash
the equal six and twelve months
specvcIy by approved The cms a gale
complied within week after the sale otherwise
property rcsoh the risk and Of the Arrt
aficr week. noticf.
WAITER $. cox Trustee.
JAS G. McGUlrE 4 CO.,
Jan s--2sw&is
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BY A. GREEN, Auctioncer

IHXECUTOR'S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE AND
household and kitchen urniture piano
the q pIans Court, aucthhi
shall sell vi 10 cciock, M NJ the
Of north, sc Of
excellent assortment q firntnc u long
the Thomas H. Benton deceased
viz.
forte seven octaves, nude by Rcinchcn
bach Son
Fine gothic gilt frac French plate mirror 30 By 90 inches
aud marble bratkcf
silver spoons. kpivcs and forks, and mugs
Fine paror and chamber window curtains rs
wood, and walnut par!or sets
Fine bohemian cut glass, china, and crockcry
Mahogany walnut bcdscac
Wardrnbes washsnnds
Dining other tables
Marble-top dressing bureaus and stands
Union, oak-stuGcd and other chairs
Feather beds bedding. and mattresses aud toilet scts
Fine gilt chande ers and brackets
Fine three venetian and ether carets and
rugs, drugget, &c.
large lot excellent ocl0th and mating
Refrigerator, cooking Frankln, and other stoves
other articles which deem
sum, credit Of
months purchaser purchasers give satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest
MONTGOMERY BLAIR, Executor,
Jan God A. GREEN, iucioncer.
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AUCTION SALES.
By JAS. 6. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Auctionc

BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il Co., Auctioncers.
nEREMIpTORY SALE OF SPLENDID SILVER
plated Thursday ofcrnoon january 81 ON the "a
shall Fell without reserve large In
received from celebrated manufe
tory in Philadelphia consisting Of
beautifully chased, naci, ara engraved tea set
ole nrns, kettles ice pitchers
Iiitrer iishcs wafrr pitchers
Champagne coolers, waters, go5cs
Cups, mugs, salt stands
Casors, spoon, forks
Cake baskets &c.
ofw IicI, be sold without whatever.
y S---tataoeues ready o SAILS.
Terms SIS unicr credit Of 60 and 30
days satisfactorily endorsed bearing Interest,"
JAS. G. MCGUIRE h CO.,
Is Aucstoancrs.
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Financial.

MN York, Jan, 24-a. m.--Stocks are dull--Chcago
and Rock Island Col Illinois bonds, 80 IL, Crosse and
Milwaukee, I al Michigan Southern, 20; New York Cen
trd, IS Pennsylvania Coal Company, Ssh Reading,
isI Milwaukee ard Mississippi, III; Virginia 6's, 81 ;
Missouri 6s s6A Sterling Exchange is dull.
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In consequence of the above advertisement, the
finds proper that portion o the
offered sails by Montgomery Blair = Is the
living members Of the family of the honorcd deceased
residing California; the Enst
Columbia;
which happened be in the house belonging
member OF the family WIN. CAREY JONES.
Jan
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~ y " fHN~' y COsy ZNuVNHOHVCTU'
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
n Property tue corner OF Pennsylvania and peconsh
ON Tuesday afternoon FctrDsry sth 1859 O'Clock
the premises by virtue Of decd November
rccorcd IN liter = No 50, cs $40 q The land
records inr Wasng" the subscriber viii sell AZ public
ion 10 the highest hl the following described property,
ginning At the intersection igh
md running thence along tho line
centre Of the wall which divides the casternnost house &C tho
Buildings
thereof thence ncrtiwsrdy Tho
centre Of said dividing wall the yard vail along the wrst limo
the stable said III. tcnc~ caswardy along tho line
Of The ssd alley t 10th scncc southwnrdy along the
lin" e sad 10Th e place beginning wb the Improve
consisting excellent dwelling
with hri Stable, &C. TEENS nsudc known 2, sab,
WM A. MIX Trnxec
JAS G MCGUIRE co.
Jan a-2awSds Ancionscrs
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BY JAS. C. MCGUIRE g. co, Auctioneers
INXCELLENT FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD

IL Tuesday morning January at 10
O'Clock at hone No All Oh,
shall soil the furniture ancects Of gentleman dccning house
Keeping comprising
Mahogany sofa, rocker aud parlor chairs
Walnut whatno, marble top tables
Gilt frame mirrors, manrci
Oak cancscat chairs, chairs
brussels and ingram carpets, rugs
oi'coh, stl carpets rods and eyes
Gilt plain window shades gas fixtures
French bcistcais rnaires
Hair aud husk Mattresses blankets, comforts
Sheet,
Bureaus, wa-tstanis toilet
Oak table mahogany sidcboard
China, glass, and crociery
Table cutlery castors,
Excellent cooking stove, kitchen utensils, Sc.
The above IS excellent order having few
weeks,
The house Is for rent Inquire Of the aucionccrs
J. {. MCGUIRE & Co.
Jan 2t--eol Aucionocrs
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Farrnrc Italy 2sh cconbcr American consu
late, ny the Rey OWL EDWARD SHERMAN oAR
20 fffzARFrII HArLET rRIciiARp. of Concord,
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
Heavy Robbery.

CLEVELAND, Jan 24On Friday night the treasurer If
the Coshocton County Bank robbed of $40, 00C,
$1,000 Of which Baltimore and Maryland bank
notes.
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we are authorized 10 state that there will be public
reception this evening at the Executive Mansion from
eight until ten clock
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TNGLIsH AND AMERICAN JUVENILE BOOKS

II fN'H
oriental Tales OF Fairynnd. / vol.
life among ic Chilir,n
lilttekcm ami Bctllciirm School
Jean Of Arc, The Maid OF orc9ns
Buds from the Christmas Bouglis; and other Tales
lsc-an1 rye. vol
The lnle log.
!. trca-nry NJ Pleasure Book Young People.
inc Bltirrily's BtI Hnd tho Grasshoprcr's Feast
Tho lie % I ship irpla the Iacnch 70 the Wreck
Iu,i opcnodb, rl,NcK TAYJoR.
Dcr
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE d. CO., AuctiOneers
DER EAIPT0RY SALE 0E OIL PAINTINGS )

Tuesday January 25th,
rooms shall sell. by deed assignment
oil paintings (many them frac comprising landscapes
pieces portraits, fancy sketches
Terms cash, By order Of assignee
JAS, G. MCGUIRE co.,
Jan 23--d Auctionccrs.
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Miss j. NJ. DAVENPORT made her appearance last night
as ddriene he ioress aud met with warm reception
the many admirers Of her finished style Of perfon
anco present
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.


F..sa W. IA. MCDONALD = Co.., Ioa Na.s@a So
TO Dealers In Artificial Flowers, Ostrich
Feathers, Fancy Goods, sc
JOHN C. HENDERSON, sNYTH, 4 CO.
VVAyE removed their sacs-roonc TO the loiis OF
EsoADwAy ready eSiias sne,r ..nySss u
nte numbering slsFss shc part nis IN %
factories in Paris, and patterns confined - =, ..x.,
Nc hays manufactured an extensive variety !" Asssm
and in m Glass NO have every sonssn a aSam, "n
and i.s q s ,1r I've srsrsp ps.s. irre
qualify and meet ,ne wants ., 'n ,rsas w.
and factory, and are prepared p""e'
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS.
under management ef oar Mr.. T. v wki1H.
FEATHERS,
under the management Of X BENZ
LACE RUCHEs, etc, etc,
management Of EDWARD JACKSON,
The iaseh jackson & March.
~ .ruse being The lopuen napcbcs iosr
have imported material ANA eesbs
over thssei AHa,.,s o. S is roaran
products o factory WI srfrass IN Pce"" ="
qhe aas department i eoaanrd aud under
the nllowng management;
The French Flower Department. s,,,r,,
Ostrich and Fancy Feathers
French Materials,
He d Dresses, Ornaments, etc,
q. wIIIrrFMoRE.
American Department In FLOWERS, uucnrs - H~"SS
Goods
mder mai cement cf orr MI. w. d. HOWkiI-
French Department, No. IUs Rae de Rirhlieu, Paris,
undo Tn manag
Nj. g. KENNEDY SMITH : LFMkRtlkR,
assisted n, Mr.. y. DAVIS Mr. W. NuiJING
The department. business
the French market,
and receive ~ every tbe last style appearing.
strictly confined 10 the WHOLESALE BUSINESS, mn" We
resae invite merchants examine goods.
]. c. HENDERSON, SMYTH, 4 CO.,
DAB broadway, New York
JNO c. HENDERSON 4 CO.,
No. . Broadway.
HENDERSON, SMYTH. 4 CO.,
TOa Rue dc Richlaeu, Paris.
4--d3m
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TTNIFoRM WITH 4woMAN's THOUGHTS

Just published, Tie Acrnon Of Unmarried
Womans Thoughts About Women
From the last London edition.
rarely q book which strong an at
style admirably combined in
theme in this remarkable volume
highly commended aud
Of
suject that necessarily
general"
I2mo. Uniform with 'womcn's Thoughts About Women
Price For sale TAYLOR & MAuRYS
Jan 25 BOOKSTORE 34 Pcnns yivania avenue.
TIME FANCY BAbL.--A material description of
Fancy Bali given Washington, April s, 1855
Gwin volume quario. Price 81 so For
FRANKLIN PHILIPS
% Book 32 Penn between 9th and 10th
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COOPER'S NOVELS.
ELEGANTLY ILLUSTRATED EDITION.

yiGNETTES ON STEEL AND WOOD.
FROM DRAWINGS Isy .. o. c. BARLEY
voane published monthly containing novel comltc Price
81
Mailed free az postage, receipt S prer.
Sold only By Canrussing agents.
az AGENTS WANTED IN EVERY CITY
w A. TOWNSEND a Co, Publishers,
Jan al--etd&liwa 377 broadway, n. Y.
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1ur FisiiNG SEASON will soon commence in good earn
est pioneer shad having already made their appearance
in the river We learn that Mr. James Skdmore OF this
city, has purchased the Alexandria fish wharves for the
coming season for the sum Of So $50
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SMITHSONIAN LrcTrpn The lecture the Architect
ural Monuments of Rome, advertised to take place last
Friday evening, but which then postponed in
qucnce of the violent rain oft last night before
large and intelligent auditory The lecturer passed in
review all the ancient structures which line the Via
Sara of the Eternal City, concluding with sketch Of
those of more recent date such DIS the Christian churches
and especially the chef doare of modern archi-
lecture the Cathedral of St Peter The lecture
pletc with anccdotc and information concerning those
magnificent buildings, the most interesting of which
were illustrated by appropriate drawings.
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In this metropolis the centenary will be celebrated
at the National Hotel the landlords OF which will doubt
less provide entertainment worthy of the occasion
Senator Pearce and Mr. Speaker Orr grace the
ends of the table, and programme has been arranged
rich in promise of pertinent speeches. good songs and
witty anecdotes. We advise all visiting friends who
wish to hear of the abest orators in Congress and
in private life here at the metropolis to join the party
tonight at the National. they viii sit down to the t-
bic at eight o'clock Tickets may be procured of the sec
rotary Of the club
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1859-08-06
DEATH OF RUFUS cH0ArE.

t,,,,,a.yt tho tpI.
w -.
lowing me'"h'no'y '''''"'''o"''"'
HALIFAX, July 16.-lion' Nulus ohoatc
died in this city yesterday morning, HIS
health had continued to improve dnring
his stay here, nniii l,ali-past D O'Clock on
Tuesday evening, when the attack com
mcnced which closed his career. ne
was unconscious IRON o'clock until =
on Wednesday morning, whcn ne oic1
His remains Will be taken to boston Tor
intcrment meeting oil the ochch ana
bar Of this city has been called, TO pre-
pare an address OF coincidence TO ms IAN
lily.
Rufus Choatc was born at Ipswich,
Massachusetts,, October 18th, 1899. lie
entered Dartmouth College, where he was
distinguished as forward scholar Pro
c.ssor George Rush was his room mate
during his collegiate course. lie gradu-
atcd in 1919, and became tutor Ia that
institution Having selected the law for
his profession, he soon afterwards entered
the law School at Cambridge
Ne compIcted his studies at salem. and
berau practice at Danvcrs in 1894 The
,oSt yrar ho was chosen commemorative
IN the "G,peral Court." and was elected
IA the Senate in 1927 lie took nromi.
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m AND MRS slcxLrs ONCE noRE oroH THE
| DOARDo

When the following paraghraph hrst
attracted our attention we declined to
publish it, under the impression 'hat /"
must bc mistake. But seeing II since
in various journals telegraphed from
Now York. the residence Of the parties,
we suppose its accuracy Is unqnest'oh-
able
MR.. AND MRS slCKLEs REcoNcIlEp.
New ioRS, July, IL.
The Tribune says we are cred'hly
informed from various sources. that the
Hon Daniel T. Sicklcs has become en-
tircly reooncilcd with her III marital re-
la,ions AS before the death OF Philhp
Barton Key. We are also assured that
in taking this remarkable step, MIR. SICK,
les has alienaicd himself from most, IT
not all, those personal and political friends
who devotcdly adhered 10 !..'i during his
recent Imprisonment and trial
Oh what commentary upon the
boastei Justice Of our Courts What
bitter sarcasm upon those sympathetic
newspaper editors, who filled the land
with Indignation against the .pracuced
scducer." who in an unguardcd moment,
had stolen the bloom Of innocence from
the cheek OF young, and artlcss
wife What whitening rchukc TO
tn those who crowded the iclon's cell,
shed tears around the criminals box,
and when the farce was ended, bore
him in triumph from the Court room he
should never have left but with the man
aclcs on his hands . What now has be
come of that broken ringf What are
we to think Of those agonlzlng scenes
which were detailed with such circum-
stautial mInutencss from the witness
stand The ruined wife, blasted and
bowed down like a rose bush that the
storm passed over The injured hns-
band. maddoned by the memory of his
great wrong, and uttcring cries oi wild
despair over his lost happiness and
Aonori And lastly to complete the PIC
ture in all its parts, a host OF generous,
and distiuguisbM friends, grouped about
the murderer, and mingling their groans
with his?
Why the play of "Thc Stranger" was
nothing to ii, and if drawn ty master
of the dramatic art it would have insured
an immortality 10 its author Perhaps
its shameless termination may teach TO
Judges and iurics, that the laws OF God
and man, are safer guides than their
own maudlin sympathies. and impress
upon the conductors Of public journals,
the solemn duty of RETAINING from com
mcnts calculated, and intended, to shield
/ the slayer from the doom pronounced
upnn him by the Almighty p Memphis
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~ Mr.. L G. Nebhu, AZ viii he .o,,, h.,o,
Bis advertisement is nbou, issuing from the press
several valuable books, 10 wit: The Pictorial
nook OF the Revolution containing 1900 pages
and 100 engrayngs. This mus, he n vcr,
h~nfifal work !, deserves place in every
'am'ly. A new and beautiful edition of tbc
ho'y Bible, aud aiso beautiful work en,itleJ
tho Lie Of Christ" These arc interesting
sccsssions to religious libraries. Mr.. Nehbu,
haS secured the copy rights Of one or two Of these
works and the right of sale over Texas and Lou.
s'onn OF the remainder, having originally nos
~sscd the copy rights. Mr. a. il well known in
this community, aud We have no doub, viii 90,
large humber Of subscribers
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EarrrIoS OF VEsuvlus.-A letter dated
Naplca June l4ih aaya.

EarrrloS OF VEsuvius.-A letter dated
Naples, June l4th, says:
Amidst the excitement and connagra.
ton of war, Vesnvius will urge its claims
on public attention Its forgcs are more
active than those Of the nations united
which now are applying the resources
Of science to the construction Of weapons
for human destruction. The mountain
beats them and, with the quiet assur.
ance Of und:sputcd power. hourly it is
laying waste the rich lands growing
with all the promise Of harvest. Any
one who looks at it from Naples observes
large river Of fire actually flowing,
but apparently attached TO the side Of
Vcsuvius Within the last three months
il has increased wonderfully in proper.
ton; it is no longer rill, It is a sheet
Of fire; it has risen and ovcrflowcd it's
banks, and God help the poor small pro-
prietors who have invested their all in
little portions Of land now incrustcd with
lava.
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~. Nothing is more stale. fat, and I'm
profitable" usually, than partisan paper after
an election And for the nex, two or three weeks
they vii! continue to arrive from the extreme
vest Yet there 10 something croll and humor
oas connected with many Of the articles. which
It y both pleasant and profitable to laugh over.
The Crockett Argus, democratic paper which
worked faithfully and cfectually during the can.
NJ. disccurss thus n few days before the ciec.
TIM,
De- careful Democrats. how you vote IN Mon
day Look 10 your tickets, and when you get
sens'ne one, h. certain 10 cast It, Don't Jet
them chat you out Of your rights by putting
b"srs tickets In your hands. Read your tickle,
sc that Il 10 al right, and don't listen to their
silly gasconading.'