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Tue y et'he NJ y seehea s"' we y OF os Nv u Of
seelious q aud TO- The ~ The y Of the Sr X and
DC " & y KEY q .ss - IA es :. 81
n sSs s sW q - S:c as 80 e s%a = s sw and
aud 10; The q section ~ sections !. IS 20 aud 90
The K Of be 81 a x 49, 81 township ss ~
ions ana 70 sse q section ), Y sections 81 rs - e
b Of Of township as sections The
80 81 and 81 Tho W \ Of The M T. ana he 3 q socsa %
township a sections = $ and 70; The r. is sw and
ss so ~ and al Of ~nsh As. sections IS 20 ana e ss
sw Of section "a sections 20 %, 3d. 3d. aud sa The u
/ ton SO, Of township 40 q range III
the NV "a sections 22 "a 20, 2s ~ 81 81 "a
and 80 Of township Al sections s. o and s. the fractions
20 The < Of section a. sections q a. e rs 49, 1si
81 .s 81 a1s seS " o q - s r. and "a g. ia as
"a sections ga "a 70, 2s 80 80 81 aaa sa thew Sec
y q q 20 49, 81 l ana 81 S me 81 s sesio 81 ss o e
g. a. % 81 90 80 81 s2 81 township as sections
ton 81 sections 80 81 and So oansp 49, section g. he !
sections 49, 90 2s 80 s2 50 Of township range
Townships Al, 49, 4a, a., and46 Orange 10,
AZ the land Office surEmoe CRY Monday ts ss
aa~ sections within the anier townships When SaaIs
% The United states 'H nsson each side Of the railroad
lake, between townships twenty thirty thence
to the end Of Lake superior and Bay sed subject, required
by law, to minimum Of tro dollars and nv pr acre
NORTH b he base line and " o,ta pyinepai us-rsdian
a7h,p !, ~ 'n as az % =" ,aise my
t,,ir ~ ~ sS 20 vi sn - - !" t'nse o.
a,o'asIso ~ ~ ~ 40 ~ ~ " 'a"ee y
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~ ~. - - No. ~ 70 ~ - 20 anu ~ a ranges ~
ro,Sishius al AZ ana 40 of range IA
,.,-, 4. .,,--. i. 80
AZ e Lana once AZ MES AFhA commencing Monday tho eOhkh
aay W -f't ~ w " w P'pne ana hctofoaote un
" wy '"'Nus '""HihiS Ana parts u townships,
'"
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r.,.h,.. a, 90 az - !, % -. !, -, M. q 7'"'
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ana ma III ~ III, .na ~ ~ -, s~NcPt he
am " ana 81 - "A ~, ~ ~ :, ~ ~ SEC
~ ,as,, a. sn,a o. ~ A, y % q, a'' F.S,uh 90
clsive' spttinn 10 mi IL ne ~ J, sen .a :" ~ u
sa,s ., "a "a ~ ~ 2 ~ ~, sc',ons IL 20 ~,
ne,ns,e ~, scro M ~ hi - 80 " %,
sections b 10 10 inctve' seeions - md II ~ >.
,ns IN ~ IA ,,c, M 81 sasta q a sc
~ % 90 81 OF 90 ~ 20 & as ~ a = - ?, ~ ~ ~
la 10 Il "a Ga o 81 90 az q, * -, ~ ons = =
nm 40 az ronea N ~ - ~ - ~ ~ - - -" o. +" owl
aud 80 of township ~ sections 20 sections 30
ana w q township Sl The a o. The M tho u Of the sE n
ns W e VI seuop % me " 4 OF the NJ the y Of the Sc
A NY ~ e ~ a'on - anc "a OF the NJ IA the u 1.-THE
~ "a anu ny n % % o. oWIsinp as Of range ~
W, ~, r. ~ ~ M sSoon 10 1he " y q section 2o
ue ~ u' c !" = " Tue or q M section W OF town
Sn up ~ ~ aans luz T. ~ ~, = L ~, d, .
l al
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CEILING OFF SELLING OFF
BOOTS, SHOES, AND RUBBERs,
of every description, FOR
Tadleg Misses Youths, and Children, AZ tho
AmrGl SHOE grORE

No, l6 Penn, qre'eei bdce,g 90 and On STREETS
Ladies' goods thereby possessing the
uncqus advantage securing them first which, OF
the benefit Of the purchaser CATERS point OF d.
beauty utility have acknowledged superiority all others
and Kid CATERS &c
IA for winter purchaser
Also long rubber boots r ladies and misses An selling on
to1ishug low prices 7 CLARK
Noy 2O--dttebJt
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N pursuance of law, J. James Buchanan. President
Known @ pS ss w se hs 40 hesos aes.r ana make
nee Ia the srArE os MINNESOTA The period designated
Al he land Office cDaE commencing on Monday the six
,esn, Gay Of May next, for The disposal Of the public lands Heretofore
nered IN the following townships and townships
North e he base line and ef fourth principal aeraiau
Townships 40 Al, OF range 10
Townships 81, 40 ana al, Orange 81
49, mcusve sections 20 TO rs inousvc sections 40
81 a. and 49, OF township 49, townships 3 49,
sections 3 g. TO- l2 IA 90 49, "a 49, 49, and a. ortosn
ship ~ sections and the of section 81 10,
g. ne section 80 s - ase 81 sasp a sections 9, aa
So Of township 81 townships 80, 49, 81 49, 49, range
To- section i2 The < orthe NJ Z Of section H. the M Of
the NE Z Of section "A Of township 32 sections 10 ~
iscda aa i s W 4 - =, .a ss' , and n o
lons 49, 2s the y 81 "a 20 IS 3d.
s2 aud 81 Of township 81 township a5, the
sections 3 the Ne 4, X 4 and the 4
Of the ~ section 81 the M sections
the = Of The sw 4 sseon 22 section "a ana section 20
s@ az q sn 81 81 os ssi% a. No. e
inclusive the OF section ~ sections rs, 90 a2 49,
Of section 20 sections 20 2s 80 a2 and 81 Of township aS
sections no. ~ ~ - 90 % "a, and 2e the ~
a the Of the NV and the NV = the NV NJ
80 township 81 sections 70 inclusive sections aud 49, the
d township 49, townships N ii Of range 90 A
As ss w he \ sua and sh Ike Of e s
section sections % aud "a the "a Of the NE
60 49, aud 81 township ST. sections 10 3d. inclusive section s2
me NE Of section as sections 81 and 80 Of township township
appropriated by schools Indian military
and other purposes, will be excluded from tho sales
Offering the will day
appointed and win in the order in which they
offered closed
the sale shall longer han tco weeks private
of the lands viii be admitted until the expiration
Given under my hand city Washington this h day
January Ammo Dmini thousand eight hundred and nifty
By the President
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IN A. CARDWELE, Real Estate and General
. Comnsson Rrokcr- stas 81 NO

IL A. CALDWELL, Real Estate and General
LIE Commission Broker has taken me Office, stars u 10
$40 Penney who're he attend 10 selling M
buying real estate anywhere hc collecting
ren aud procuring houscs lease Or business a
tanning 20 real estate nh unexccptioual egal'sid.
The settlement claims description The executive e
pamonts and bureaus and mcne-
fur subscriptions and sdvctsng s experience being such
enable him furnish the 10 par
ties having suh well attending 10 having Advertisement M
serted any Of The papers IN Dscs Of Colombia else
where application mo
expense Of trp 70 the city and prompt
Also, the negotiation of loans subuy and all ieP
Of business which properly The head
general commission brokerage, nv Y
RffHRrFs Hon Wan FAIRS tformcy Of Mssouri) M a u
uarns toL JAS a. ferret Richard Walsch, oa ana
the r'opretors q ihe generally Of wassp
Messfs y g. y Davenport and Hon Csske Richmond Va
Rev Vim Piumer Allegheny City, va Col A. nurniey fiAhs
fort ~. Sargent esq.,. New York city. I--iU
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a., !, !, 40 .,s,.l - aa., I.t
loWhSnils ~ ~, ~ ina 80, y. lauso =
townships =, " 40 ana ~ Oh rang z
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OF owis'hp ~, % ras ss 49, ~, :, :, IL. ~
SECTIONS ~ -, a o VI ,omhsp ~ ~, : = =, ns q su
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ana thc y :" w pr = u ssoon ~ ssoon ~ e = ~ us
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@ 20, inc q o se nh ~ wy or = y, 2 u % e
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am setuoh ~, "a ,uWhslil 81, % i.hse p, IL - A. :. Z
seo e z ., ~ 4, ~, ~ io ~ IA ~ ~ -, ~ ~
~, 90 os 81 oo ~ ~ y. ~ @ y % % ~ 20
~ anu ~ =, ae ~ % eeso"S ~ a = tpn III
Nn" ef'o"s -o'A' e"u ~ ' 'NVNo 90 I" 'oMinp ~, 7"
Fanse , 81, a, ~, ,..,e !,
anu y w 90 ,s ~ s a' a .1p e % ~ ae ~
o son ~ scV, o. ~, -, -, - =, ~ ~ < ~ %
M,y 90 % 90 IN w !, NV = = w
q" 81 easS ee'n 70 up e " & ~ @ Nv q
~ ~ ha ~ '"e ,S - = ~ g as a, e e y 'o W
=, a,,, 40 3" ", q 49, - a q " ~ - o'r " w 90 ot
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sTEREOsCoPiC PICTURES.

Mos Wonderful and bedHYF'
VIZ Il have now on hand one OF the largest ahd
w mos, varied assonents Of sfE0spPC PICTURES oheed
IN this city glass paper plain and cooe NSNse views
of die principal places Of ths United states
We variety iots celebrated groups y par
ir md domestic scenes weddug chrsteungs, pcns &c. &c
We ALEC oder eoosopc Instruments Of various
s,yo, mann order These instruments and PIC
t orm prstet and most interesting present that can be Of
is TAYLOR MtpRY, Booksellers,
asa avenue agents for Washington Of The American
stcrcoscoplo Company ga" %
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NoKrhose holders who redeem by ator
must residing beyond stas acnow
eee the power before minister penpotenar charge
consul general consul appointed
the government the United States country before
the officer any country mayor OF other
chlei magistrate city town therein residing
Ia the United States the acknowledgement peace
hotary public commissioner deeds appointed governor
Virginia certificates must be delivered
j. a. BENNETT,
Auditor Public Accounts Cofnuiss iuuers
g. III. PARKER, Register, OF
GEORGE w MUNFoRD, sinking Fund
Secretary o the Common wealth
RnfdoSD Va, Nov 6th 1858. Nov l0--lawi3y
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Under directing examination Of the Winchester and
Parkebug with widen and partially McAdame tie
Same, passed 10th March 1887:
49, VIM T. Albert Tor the children Of Charles
Fisher deceased. $4,000
g. Under further provide the the North
Turnpike road passed Both March, 1887 70 cent?
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VETM T. DOVE Il co. prepared to exc
Wv any with which they favored In tho
Plumbing, Gas or steann-hting bu mess.
(Sore Oh feU doors north Of Psnnyana dru1eD
may found complete of chandeliers and othe
gaa,s and water fixtures jana
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NOTICE TO PRE- EAPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right Of pre- mpon the
the nshps fractional townships above
required establish Of
Of the land Office and MAKE payment therefor
The
public embracing
such claim will be forfeited
fIiOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General land Once.
Noundcr the regulations Of the department. heretofore
now advertising
except publishers specially authorized
tish The tho General land Office.
N I9--Iaw13w IlntSSarl
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l. Q. Q. LAMAR. q y, MOTT . L. AurRY.
r AMAR, MOTT, Il AUTRY, Attomeys-at- Law,
Holly Springs Miss wiz practice the High Court Of Errors
and Appeals ackon the Federal Court Pontoc The Courts OF
the h judicial District OF Mississippi and win attend TO be coll
econ Of Claims throughout North Mississippi Sept lsdn
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aDINNER PARTIES


THINNER PARTIES will be furnished to families
So a. and So head; if they prefer nrstcass
french their residence prepare dinner for them
at, be charge OF ~ for his services.
trouble Of marketing can have the best
the market their houses at cost prices
ne OF more of tho city for those
who may guaranty furnish better dinner than any
onor establishment city saving Of 20 cent
c. GAuTER $50 Penn
Dec IG--2meof between 10Th and 18th streets.
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GtARPETING FLOOR OIIrCLOTH, RUGS, MAT
tngs pruggels Materials eurpishng Dry
Goods ,such
Velvet tapestry carpetngs, new designs
Brussels do great variety
New styles Brussels super quality
ksxtra-heavy 3-ply do rich
Extra-supeI ngraindo new patterns
heavy all wool Dutch carpetlngs
Twilled yeniiap carpeung for halls aud steps
Velvet and Brussels do do do
heavy rich floor ocohs cut to III
any shape room, hall, passage
Mosaic velvet and tulied rugs and mats
Canton maitings
1874 1t-4, 1914 drugget crumb cloths
English drugges all widths, by the yard
psry richly oiiered lace curtains
LANES, brocatels, and for curtains
White buff blue, and green shade linens
stair rods, curtain fixtures, Sc
Having HAAN co.'s Carpet Auction which took
place in New the 4t and 5th inst prepared
omar Greater afforded ordinary
stances purchasers respectfully invited examination Of our
HIVE bto ~ W.
Aug 1S--df
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VlHE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIyALLED IN MAR


The Why Is that BY restores the
natural color permanently the hair becomes supplies the
fluids, thus bald heads an
dndrnn chns heat the scalp and the
and thus an headache be relied
10 all diseases OF the scalp and hair viii stop and keep from
falling makes soft glossy, healthy and beautiful and used
by the three II will ll become
gray then, reader the following yourselves
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NOTICE TO PRE- .EMrroN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EalpTIoN C1AIAfANTS.
Every entitled the right pre- cmpon lands
within The townships and townships
CURED 70 establish the the satisfaction register
eever OF tho proper land Office and make therefor
practicable after ts notice before day arlnd r
the commencement of the public embracing tho
tract claimed; otherwise such claim will 10 forfeited.
TfiuS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Dee a0--iawl3w flint start
Morn Under the citations Of department aud
existing pay advertising proclamation
except to such publishers uIg authorized publish by the
Commits oner of the General Land Office.
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1892, June l. TO- 8, James Govan, Edward Govan, aud
Archibald Govan, executors Of Jas
Govan, deceased. 80. .......... 1900
DO do II, O. same ..,.....4, 1906
DO Oct rs, 20, g. William Williams, Of Waiting street
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE SCHOLARSHIP FOR
scholarship ia the Columbian College, for the whole
term of four years win be ola for little than half price
any wishing purchase The scholarship
tuition which $40 year viii sell for $3.50 cash. as
original Is worth $3.50 or $3.50.
Address CATAIINE care of Il b j. Washington O., D. c.
Our
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m IT, GILLET Counsellor at Law, has removed
HE bis residence in Franklin Row corner Of and
he viii continue TO devote his attention principal
iy 10 cases a United States Supreme Court,
Oct
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Tie Restoravcs put bottles of three sizes, viz large,
small the small holds half pint and retais for one dol
bottle; medium holds al least twenty per cent more IN
proportion small real5 dollars per bottle tho
large quart in proportion and reas for
bottle.
o WOOD n CO. Proprietors Broadway, New York Gn the
great Wire Railing EnblAhmen and ia Market street
ST Louis, Mo. SEW
Aud by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers
Nov 10 4d3m
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AZ the land Office at srEmoe CRY Monday s
th ddyq Nay for the disposal OF the ann
atrsd sls within the townships araip
the United States ,Ai miles each lro
Madison Columbus BY Portage City the
lake. between townships ve thirty
the west end OF Lake Superior and Bay field
by law TO minimum Of teo dollars and fy per acre
hor Q he line Of a. fourth principal meridian
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
ThWart Them.

1t is q substantial and we'll defined fact that
some LecomptOnites who reside miles from
here, are arranging to come to this city du-
ring the next few days, and remain until af-
ter the 2lst. Is it not fair inference that
they are coming to interfere in our local elec.
tions2 1t is the duty Of every honest man,
whatever his politics may be, to frown down,
and if need be, expose such criminal attempts
to make the result of the approaching elec.
tion dependant upon the action of non.resi
dents of the city. Let us regulate our own
matters in our own way That is Democra.
cy; that is popular sovereignty. The com.
ing election will not, of course. settle the is.
sue between Douglas and those who are try
ing to kill him off, nor will it decide whether
or not Congress will enact slave code for
the territories, but the People of this City
have the right, and ought to assert it boldly,
to elect their own city officers, and also at
the same time to show the relative strength
of the two factions OF the day, within the
city. Every imported vote is n set off to one
of our own votes. The good citizens of the
place should take this matter in hand, and
show their determination, at the various
polls, to rule out the suffers and scoundrels
who, if challenged, will not dare to incur
the penalties of the law by committing per-
jitry and swearing in their votes" This is
no idle caution. Let us be sure that the hon.
est votes of many citizens be not counteract-
ed by the imported filth of the opposition,
and let the efforts at prevention commence
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

FALsTAFFGAN SOLDIERS little band of
"old liners" which perambulated the town on
Monday evening, with a drum and fife, caused
feeling Of merriment to exhibit itself upon
the countenanees Of townsfolk, which has not
yet disappeared. 1t was ludicrous perform.
ance. II did no harm, and was. perhaps,
profitable to some of the saloons, aud we will
not speak of it with any disrespect. 1t must
have been very rich to see the Colonel
who aspires to be the venerable Chiel
Magistrate of the city" addressing this pro
cession of twenty three upon the railroad
question, and picturing to them, in eloquent
terms, the vast benefit it would be to them
as property holders, to have amy and al
railroads Immediately constructed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
Work! Work -

Our people must not slumber because they
know that Judge Singer and the chole ticket
is virtually elected There is enough to do
Now is the time to plan; Monday the time
to execute Good men must take hold, and
decide now what posts to occupy then. Or
g nization is strength. The party should
present an unbroken front E'rery Douglas
man Who scratches his ticket, for one name,
encourages others TO scratch some other The
whole ticket can easily be elected Let the
wretched political tricksters who oppose
Popular Sovereignty, get the highest kind of
a fall, next Monday. If you help them elect
a single man, you lend laid and comfort" to
an enemy whose leaders say you are abolition
lists and "nggers." The opposition desire
the test,-it is party test. If your friend
has taken a seat in the car with your foes,
how can he expect your help? Again, we
say, that none of lis should help to break
the fall of the enemy. We know of none
that will. but desire 20 caution good natured
people against putting their heads into
vice, through personal friendship, and then
haze their personal friends" turn the screw
on them, and laugh at their folly.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

ELoPEMEMr AT lone CIrY.-A correspond
ent of the Sacramento Union. writing under
dateof March 18th, gives the following account
of an elopement from that place,
On Friday morning, George Willis and
Sarah Morcusa (Jewess), a mere school girl.
having every arrangement prepared the pre-
vious night made their way out of town some
two niles-the girl pretending to be on her
way to school, and the young man leaving
on horseback on his way to Jackson-where
they found q team in readiness, which the
couple took possession Of and proceeded on
their way in the direction of Mokelumne
Hill After they had been gone some four
hours, the relatives of both parties were made
aware of the fact, and on inquiry, it was
found that a sister Of the young man and a
sister of the Jewess had, in somewhat like
manner left also. Both Of the latter are mar
ried. One Of the latter is the wife of Jew
merchant in town. The particular cause of
the two latter leaving is not yet known
Mrs Morcusa having been married but short
tme Neither of the parties have, as yet,
been heard from.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

SINGuLAR.-A child, some seven or eight
years of age, was brought into town a few
days ago from the country, for surgical
cal treatment, its neck having been partially
dislocated by sudden wrench in playing
"hide and seek" On Monday several phys
clans examined the dislocation and found it
a very critical case. The danger was that in
forcing the joint back into its place the spinal
marrow would be severed, thus causing in
slant DEATH The effort was made, however
and successfully. The head flew into its
proper position, and the child laughed with
Joy at the sudden relief afforded. The spinal
column received no injury. A case like this
that is one where the dislocation was SO
nearly completes rare indeed, unattended
by death in the effort at replacement
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

cY When Duncombe was reelected in
Sacramento county. the Custom House took
holiday, and Federal men and money be-
came abundant in Sacramento. The friends
OF Popular Sovereignty. quietly deposited
their ballots, and Notwithstanding the blow
ing OF Lecompton non-residents, and the ST..
lence OF the Democracy, the right prevailed,
and the voice of the PEOPLE was heard in
tones too plain to be mistaken. So will it
be in Marysville, next Monday. The oppo
sition will froth and fume-the scum of SO.
ciety may come among us, from abroad, but
when the votes are counted, then, high above
the din Of purchased throats, will come th'
proof that here, in Marysyille, THE PEO
PIE WILL RULE.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16
PRICES OF ADMISSION:
Radical Cure of Rupture.

, DIR. D. W. c. RICE having perfected
- arrangements with DIR. MARSH, OF New
York, for the and sale Of his RADl-
CAL CURE TRUSS" desires to inform those afflicted
with HERNIA, or RUPTURE, that he has on hand a
full and complete assortment n this celebrated instu-
ment, and will devote his special attention to its ap-
pcation, and subsequent necessary treatment, to all
these who may place themselves under his care
From the eminent success attending the use Of the
"RADICAL CURE TRUSS" DR.. RICE feels assured
that cases of Rupture susceptible of cure be
eTectualy and permanently relieved by the of this
instrument it being peculiarly adapted to the anato-
my of Hernia and hence can be worn with ease and
comfort.
Reference may be had to gentlemen OF this city
who have been eGec tually cured
Office at the Drug Store OF RICE, COFFIN 4 CO.
27 Street, Marysville. mh16-tf
Daily national Democrat., 1859-03-16

G5S- The Democratic candidates have many
and eogent reasons to advocate and labor for
the interests of Marysyille. Besides being
men Of unquestioned and unquestionable ex-
cellence of character and capacity, they are
men whose fortunes and destinies are identi
cal with those of the town. What hurts the
town ruins them, and what helps the town
makes them. But the opposition party are
in different situation. Express
We are much obliged to the opposition or.
gan for so fattering mention of our candi-
dates. 1t is more than we expected at it:
hands.