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aAUC1IOU eAIM
ByWALLA RARNARn Ines;o.

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EEsDA 81 az u He!s%SsP . aSspa 4 e * ose, FIX
Eapps rs Its Bounds = tie scsiSssss eorssr ri e.
:s:s ssss 9 sss s:S sss
Tsrns ef ssls.- .-shird Of the purchase r.oa.y
e ss pad Y s?ss end Che rssidns iatvp eqoai
secured soss spS DEED si fPsi oaaa's,s. p
lls.ass i sleiy ssis sl1s oAStdh9kS AStdh9kS Sifo
8 :. ss:::s *:ss q sss;.
3; sss "a. J
sas Sssaisss. he SIsssse pissss q
:s a. ssA s.s sI u III Ees,..ns.r. .. . 4 Is
Ss,Sss I ssss e dSs 4
eoendsd - e6lloys va: BselHSi6e ON sth strssf is
md running fsecs ssst the rear line u ths ies
Msst g sSl street. and thsass sosth 70 the begin
. ,0I Tapks6zY tbs is dsy Of Deespbsr. lot
.s csadSS sos.f I: Sv oS &: ~.
me Of lot 8, In Holnssd,s addison 20 Georsetovs.
sss S s' sss: sS :iSs
= s sou e saa nss ssrGs north and parallel
the bssinninE,, With rhs improveinents- y
s Terme Of sale Ones third OF the purchnse morev
e ss psis u es:h ;ss q: IssidSs 81 I've eass
secured BY notss and deed s5trg:t !, ,o. :.
fs9a tsgs o. A51fsfHi r. w. kiSOiIEN'
Tnssses nf Gsorgstevn Beifdine zssocist -
Eoe q hxSods WALL u BARNARD, Aucts.
RAsEaEP EaUGGTEK EIl.s 2 Ss.5 ;,
sna ~ uss ,s noT Kicnard % Daley dated July 81 ls5s
DAY, the 18th day Of Noyember st O'Clock D. m,
on the premises, ports sf lots Nos eighteen (sy and
ninstssns sls Din Thomas Beas addition to GeorEe-
town, bounded a. follows, viz beginning at fhe
eastern extremity of lot No. l, OF Old Geoigetovn,
street sasR ON sfe S Sn95sn sue oi Br,ass
porth, and parallel With Washington street one
hundred and twepty feet 10 ten feet alley thence
.est With said alley txenty -four feet four inches,
And thence south 70 the beginning, with the I'M
fine. - hst'sEl. - = =
Term. Of sale One-third of the purchase money
10 be paid an cash, the residue in two equal install
ments g six and twelve months with interest," 10 be
secured By note sad deed Of trust: =
- ,r.s..... a..c-. F;,W., ,RISQUE !
90 z-anwS0d BHRNAR6 6 Bi9CKEy'. xucf.-
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81 - GARNET WARE. 90. !
HouswE.sg SSSSd5saINs "

{ HousRhSSs ARssssls&sSJjksa. ssssajSsalsa "a
1E No. SIS PrsssrIvAsia AVENUE. IN
ss.ss
Misf /. s:s
sg. s$s Pier sad ,M.pssI e! glasses. ,s.ss si
M.rbls-tce Centre s.d other Tables, - -
s;: :sd r. Wa @
sossvooS. walnut, and Nshes.ny B.d.ts.d.,
s,d St. Sanns, ana nAhossny mafpis-top
Ro:syooss " sisss. ana Mahogany marble -tos ana
oat. wv W.isas. and as Mahogany m.tbls-sop Side
ssS Sss:s sss
@Hst,rseks @ n Qst wAlnst. MahosssX, and Iron.
= from ~ % 90 s''ss son, Aha I've
ss:sii.isf s.s sl:ssy .slls. % CHAIR. - ass.ssa
yssssIcS TsS!s. 81 i'm n sSos.ny. wsl..i, "a Oh,
Wc,ss tables, rePoys, Musio- Stands, Asd Drsssind
gi.os.:sTi.s g.as. Bsds ana ssnng slsn, - :,
Hsir, cottoP;gsl. snd sh.ok Mssir.ssss, ssses |
Rsysi: RRsssiis;i ia asiss:s'|'is s:Sts.e '' colsT.a
ssd Plsssa Seed: ssss csssfy Jspsansd 6cods'
4, We are 1Pv Irsyeged n furnish hstsss, boarding
houses, and pivsts dvsllings eonplsts. % libs1S1
. = !. sextf. :. -. 80 {. ". sorELER.
8K0 pSa = D sTRRRT. 80 0sO
tSfEHnAnsInesIN.v s,..s. -. .a.ss 80 =
!. z f!:ss.lsas y 4sssiesssd vork.s.. ~ ssas-
4; sss::' = :,
IS isss7S : . - J0& fsksPLANF = Co, CO.
biasne - zsea faspsshs1fs % 0yhSleesrSs
- = css 9 80 81,
n $50. br... .loAR4IAoER ls.a.Els = -
4Hx 1qhoqribeR, nving - o1di11oas - -
ee1ot1 ilg q tnoy PnS 81 g!aryfaeB -
!; g: $! 3: = {: ZEE
BID x csssissS q IisAA WAssss ksys~
zIlk4t sIRs,sss Al y Z 49,, =, Z, 49,. 80.
- - uustiassl f5kslia ss1....us, =, q, 2.
"a is.ssSa z.ElIl - rssss "a sciftSSS5 IA ;
I I!!s.:e!;ss::;ss!TpsE - !TpsEE!5 &c &c So q =
. - 1s's s 2 ~. ~ = = sIes: 4ae< ~
NW4ooy7(a tgED1N1e,- I've ~ sge relllly
W. ss !..,sSeLe9 - oGw tsE - = p.aSsiSsl
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r1AyUxxv pr11Cru1Y.4
InPoRTANr EofleE 2VS 70 SOUTHERN

FOR NEMPHIS& e NEW ORLElNS
sSs ssS ~ xsSs.s. ,.sn. s1s Ss@!1: chsss-
A DsRscr Rours am coxrIsuous RAILwAr Cox-
.'s.:s:.si.. s;;.:ss1 S.;:s a::s.ss. ss.'.
.d s vs.1 .s:.ss: }::..:s. -; ss;s:ss: -.
ss & sss s.: g
vania eyenGcs W sshinEtcn. ID. e. 4. 80 -
.u RGksfr rREDUczTQN 0PTIME.a On
81 sssafs ssa iis:s 2as. = a.'
~: =: s:;.sss ssssnsssins Psrilos ssss5 z ne
ess. ne. asss ss =:
Msmphis and chsIlsston Ksilroad 20 NenpSis, M ~.
g s. s.sT AND y Va sasss q
e New Ore. ns, oy can leave the Memphis and
yscfsSa. and Great KoftSsrn Rss.csas. i & i % Sex
!. Ner Beat Ayrs.seue., yross Msm,as, ssstL.-
This L, ne has completed srIaassment y, ard have
soes o ana sys qs;
poinfs. Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays by the
Ssys and y 1saf
ets, connecting them BY rail. Only Twelve Hours
sn. :ars ssss sse"fy 1s
me enly Line thai kss Dsily Line o. StssnsIs on
and p. m Sundays excepted. making diseet con-
nectonst with the privilege Of laying over &C any
point named on the coupon. -, =
Passengers leaving in the ?. N. Train 70 through
70 RIchmQnd vithost Change Of CsrE. and have
con- oSppie,tsbls nishrs fest g. the cars Are provided
.D Be SArs asd 1sk for 1seksfs ria 0rasss sxd
Passengers for Rickmond and the south or sosth-
west are resPectfaily informed that BY pgrehssing
their Tickets VIA Orange and Alexandria route,
they svold the annoysnce Of Q change from boat 20
ears at the inoonvenient hour Of midnight, 90 by
Pss.ensers from New York win meet an Agent
OF the Orange and Alexa udrla Rallroad 90 the Dot
st Washington, from whom they vili reoslys Polite
fT The Steamer GEORGE PAGE sssvss the
ieet OF seyenth street. ~ 81 q m and .~A
senters take the oers fcr the s5utht =
and Southyest. PsssenEers for Charfoffescflls,
Staxstos, Ecnf Royal, Woodstock, WiscA<xtsr. ft /,
vii take boat leaving Wsshington at 6$ An.
Ounibuses leave the Once, corner OF Sixth street
ap9 fsbng n iysnia avenqs, ~ an snde ,. n.
III On arrIvlng 81 w ashlngton, passengers Tor
the south VIII Be careful 90 take the Orange ana
Alexandra Railroad Omnibus.
. -. : - II = JAMES A. EVANS.
oc 2n-d Ticket AGENT. Wsshington.
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s'::ss & o.wsgssctsry . hsas
, . 9yy 3 BAL IR|ARNAlIRg, Z, ,BUcKEy; GsoTss.evnI
g T;s,:ss: R!!aE|ssxS x;;ss
By A. GREEN, Auehoneer.

.TRUSTER'S SALE OF VALUABLE Burrn.
, ING LotoS TIE coaSEE OF CAsAL AND SOUTH
.s .s IN CSs q :hs s,.
ises y e. ss4 O'clock m, By virtue Of deed Of trust
ssis 4 f 40
Wsskisxton soasty. bi.tsot Of Columbia, % tSs fsl 81
ssa ssSrE .a 4 d6.S s6s Ss
the plot or Pan Of aa1s city wig: = ;, :.
ss. np%ssd S"sJ
line o Csas street no lses. containing OVER 900
Tss@s; One fourth cash; balance in s and u
tu. An q the ooss q the ssp paG 2.
term, e a: should no. :, complied
%ffLSH fsi ff'f 81 .E;s E;s..!ss. .sssA-
orI Pr IysTkAtkII,, sWTkAkI,S { lB,ARNARp. Ase.ieussrs.
a.ssa ssi'Gs 1sls es s. sss sssd .sd q
4: 4: n az e s.is i s.
9 :. he nsssR
81 .sa T1ss! WIN siise & q Il
S s %ss sbs
corner q sfd entire lot thence the north line Of
70 sSs lot q Rssse ssn snS tSsSss
ms .sS ss eas s g 70 sss with the
Il Az q Sc: Rsss,s s%s <
> noe '@e - S5sSi I sssssqqS5s eq5s
:::s: e " xf.Gs ss ss aAsiSSssss: sss::
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01
WOOD AID COAL.

PUhCHASlN0 YOUR WOOD
A. PAINTERS cry STEAM KiNpLINe.
f7e4 al slsssfovE Ewo0DMfLLs, go q
Ia.l. ~ sss Feor soRs szyrsrH srnxEr. . o.
ys. :. ,:s q, e :, i but
2 tst: Hs sss."i y = 500 non
s!11 :: 8; sss's and
trAn Delivered rrle of sRl,s lsr SiPdiiss
W NOV please call at thsr Taalc
You win sst s6aitsf % - o'A'e sn' W -
,I.o.. and s,is iGG'd Of the best sp'uo. Pine
yos get . quarter Of cord p a: - ~ 80
!, a! !ot6sr pslts u cord at same rateu,
s,r.,. -. jEsv1 Ysid. and ssorsssevn.
Mosss % .seonPs Ss 5ssdsr, ,s1Ssa q Sc rsSa,
,.rr o.. .hss .a The q tSskIi. ssk q dslys!sd;
as qssfls atsfistg sr'z a. A.fxxNTER. Ut
=. I....d u acl.s - - fsees W hsu.
C. o A Lioz ;. ,ss,s go 0sA LH
sgust srrv,d. sSd = Soj lyI.. Il = 4 !, vh.,, N.
s::ss'i :ss ss M Ls;.Es EsS Sf;sa a
e as "a "a: wS6B e sSs s5. c.s ss
s'n. "o'a = WOOD saS Y; dasif sif3Es 3ssst
~ GA ssIL! EEIa19U pO9zA LIE
-. g. u. esss da,.skEsn, Z -
B:s;: sE; gSsS: gi||isS :i:.j sSS -
sss SssfEs'sisl Ess:l l,::sERsss Sc ssss,f E
- 5:ii 2 4: sss:.S q Lst.s yal.,; sl.s.
ss.onAs en- hb9cs lsSiaE g tAeir sqgs|ies Ger ~
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FRom -, Yosa saIkk5Eb Ikkk5EsbWSaHvAI : WSHANE vosr ]

= sTT'T75IT MILLER Z sRXNT. : 7.
! sass g. :::::. zGs.
On MoNpAY. 0c.obsr ssth, inssaas,
RICH Ii AoEs AND ris PARis isIsi IEsiMHbiRotDERrEs,
sos,; so,si :;S ~ ssss
oHAss.tEkSs, EkS,s1 APs.,car.esh :, shosIros,
8Ex Flies. M1NTff an .as' ffffSiHT4A r. 1xsEs'
80 sslssssd for q tSs 6sst rst.ii @ tisds. ss
e: s.; !: T;ii' l:;sa'i:
3 \ . ~
q sE.$ -. ~. -'ll q, :.
s. DO DC. &c. &c. sasessa5 Snpsss 3essss e,iss.. .ssa
80. - John q. Kills.
j ] ] !; !
=; ssasis !; J
o.rpsts, custsias, oilelssS, i1sssing.
= 'sl'ssiliIEiIIE;ll ; !.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

y 1J Wen ciofgyInea, lihe W0esFn editoes
en4 pnnucans. are very pessonalae A NeGbodIse
minister recently delivered himself thns, over -
remains % deceased parfshoneT; ~ have bocn
,9e sssnes, hut dsn't want tos5c K -,
- nhs ~ 1aa; never knew noehinR Rood -
hip. Re hnd hersss, ao4 he run hen; - hsd
eoeks end ne nf them have heasd - uss a.
rsmove TIE eoty and sinR Ne fo1leuinx hyma:
.whh nptsre w asaieh1s1 -
-. The sns renewed -. - yasETFs.
sua eostsnpaesey: lflE bsa TIE-- 8 80 q
-EE9Bsrs lio Jsmo D. Pse3sv, 80 .s-.s,es.s.I
i. - owho iivsd e he hadat ertes, -, -.
- But = . Me(bodiss exhovtsr, +7s.- -
VS. sleeuIH ring g-s.il shoriss. sr.s..s go
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01
NIGHT SCHOOL.

he Sqhscnber Sill open, upon the Sd October,
street, corner. Of n. Here viii bs taught an the
Enghsh branches, alienation, Aneienf and Mod
ing, A.chitecture, National Philosophy, and an or
any q those branches Of q Businees Education
mand. There win also be delivered. tvioe 2eek.
short Lecture upon business" in sll its practi
For further psrticulars see principal.
g u Rssidsnos-No: s4s L street. bstvsen isth
ma toth. Aeazta y 1etri 50 oc S-2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

> NorcE or AAros srrvxss-The Norwich
Courier publishes biographical notice of Stevens
vho wzs taksn With "old Broyvn,'' and supposed
- be most.lfy Wounded Wegivsa few exkacts:
Lisbon somewhsee near The year fe3D Hfsfsfher
h Nh. Aaron Stevens, now living In Norwich !, In
early Life Dwight was bold, feSFiess boy, rather
known a. kind -bearted fellow, md one who
vonid take sldes With the weaker party. He nved
!. this vicinity part Of tie time VIII hfs parents
TN his 18th year, 1s45 and then lel3 lor Boston.
where he joined . compauy Of volunfscrs for he
war then beginning On MEXICO. After the con-
elnsion Of Che Mexiean war he spent so1ne isme In
tois vicinity but At lsngfh feun1 himsslf In Kan.
f:spoasing the caass ~ the free-8e1s uen WITH
ell the afdns q his tempefasus nature, be wa
soon elected, under de anpmed nane ef Whip
PIE, Ne commspder ef Tie srspsh Beys-,n =
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FEMALE TEACHERs.

FEMALE TEACHERS
IWO Young ladies, tsistcrs, j ex perie need tesoA
ss ss; are dssircps q snts5ins sepinary Tor ladies
Vocal and Instrumental Music, Latin, French,
higher English Studies, Drawing, Pa.tsl and Gre,
For tsstinonials apply TO the editor of the Star,
or 70 NJ. Weston, editor ftke Republic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

; BonHsn's HonsEs 1oo FAsf poa Hfx--A short
time since, nys Braagh q shs BoaiOn yourssl,
re Hpsu vese Nl1 a n thea recent purchnse ~
~: 9cness 81 two fna hosssg In thisfe9ioh,
~ le,sss ssa 1s4y Weodzsx: But tlsesd
q fsseds thsy ~ = iitls ssaIl he cssssS div
Lsdrsr mss would ia Il inposi5is q 5is.es s
sssS; ;. e y 80 e. as: Bssse.apesss e.
Powssl e shis ssssd sssI, ssss Il & rsesrdsd =
sssiis sss s. s.,s:'s g e.. = e z 's:s e:s ss
& z sa.ss g =: e. s's - - ssssfa ~, - A.
ss.s.y c.sslAss .p.1Slss Ees4Bs1z -
ne Ss& Sss'yys. ~ q ssxs. g eiissee. - -
- si.lsstea = 1ssk s1ass1iss & Til1S1r .
49, neerssvep eeek pny foo lnvGliA6 s5N ~
g. g = s..ezy, - - ys[s eepssd 1eFslbre III
ss2 ~ sss = ssss.,s - s:s 3. ss:!sZ ss9 s
asd unSmbiguo1 In Il tsrms. nrbsS ~ ~
w9Ml 1MIo{ment, and accoeainely - -
eision aRaIna - deflo1anhr NJ a ~ -
i,opeeea 30 81 driver, sn4 jodenest -
shfeet ssess1loely e {. = = 10 - .SaF
NJ Xss1sslss Bsskl9F - KSiiy. svSI1as
II 2Sn1s PfissS, q NJ YseS. = & ~ ~
The miserable nan hsd hoso befoyeo q fsdS
n eass1g 1gsis.sd ~ q e feeonPl W. -
g. q 8 sss 8 ~ s':c 8. s;,' 81 :sSs:< 80: -
ss:Elss p ilissIs: -! 49, - ti.I
loved hin = - 1sobs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

eAy 81 Any otuA
HAeIr EAllHp, IN
sfANck TO Efs
when timely ussd.
N tnstAAee q DID,
one Vie pssd it. On
dehghsed Nth ia
.sPeak ~ terns ef
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

ssvef bsss Ala %
Asdieine-NEERl
AHsfu LIZ fN-'
rncf AxG CnB I
Neysrdsa - know|
ssiisfAs ssioa By ear
he eoAfrsfy,A AuAfs'
orHnArtONs, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01
BALTIMORE AS4 SS0syJss G5lS EAEE2AR; NV s. ! r..

&4s e I
Z tssss MAsHaISsssTV.yNS q go and zsams
Leaye wAsHIN6 TON st 5 % and SD D. ~.
e s.s: s:1sssiE y fiHJs M e. < ss!ys ssys;.ss,.m
Z Leave BALTlAoRE at aus and xss p m.
fs.:snsss. Tor sss EAST ~ Yin ,.l. t.a. att %
sI IS %Es5 I a s s.1 .ss a b GT
For NORFOLK af zx5 q. m. - Sd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

As our Goods s,e mostly purohassd u tn plsces
q ms9asfaSenrs. they VIII sivays be fosnd = the
We skall sDnfinus 10 aid through ths season ti,s
nevsst % they appsar u maFst, e1d ofderl
.crAdsncs fhsfa fsw days win Only Be rsssissd %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01
PAssAeE. .fs$SgISSSsss fss htM ssotkI HEAls Am

~ resumed her f roSss S on the Poto,
mac riyel, WI leave Gsskisrtes on seaAN'
TSSssPPAYss ny G SgaRsoMak 4. -,
Tor TINEY, ,,I ,fI0fSf Snd KSiSszI \ : @;.ss:
., n sfoppng st eli Of the regular lsndinrs eoins
.1S rssfInlSRs; Sss;1,u Atsot ALgctsA FACE. rs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-11-01

I Asst rcHANCEsThe superb fsli Grand cAiok
a e ss :ss Ss Sssk k:s g
ss;sss issss%s:e ss5 VT rs s. I :o!a = ss;s:ssss
% = -" JOSH .. Ecsls. sse - -
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
Paying One Another.

The st.aC loud Polls were At. Upper
Town this d; ana a the republicans.
W we're known 70 Be armed !, no attempt Was
made to drive them from the polls, q.
though such 4 measure had been threaten
ed as usual ..s.zSs 4
q fighting ra, done until the voting
vas over, when The untel riided \ man Mt
whom it, Ind been necessary @ make
drunk IA ord Ell IS GET them g vote the
right ticket; Sent. 10 work and had = tree
iight, 70 match The fiee liquor they had q
been drinking. t9s d
ss They rolled mp their sleeves, and went
u il like good fellows. About twenty U, Of
1them were knocked dewn s. pretty well veil
pounded standing b oodn followed the the
blows until the scene il said TO have been
pretty highly colored.
Que man 40 severely abbed /; in the
should er, smother y side ~ out open some
six az across md below the
(ribs;;but uni none 81 them we're
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
! - t3S = b. Ia M r35iE : EfFtI
The Result.

lf
The election Is over; and the Republi--
cans are beaten.in this district about two
hundred. We hope this will satisfy those
Benton County Republicans Who /. must
have 8 "clean Republican ticket No
better Republican ticket could have been
no,='i mated; and they have the result. We
supported the Rerubl lean NOV ement, be-
cause i MAS Anti Slavery and at che time
hoped they would suce eed II carrying the
district;; but they have only succeeded ii
defeating the Free Democratic party for
the benefit Of Aloccasiiniism. They have
shown their devotion q = name, just as
the Old Delmocracy have done, and with no
doubt the very best intentions have rang ram
ed themselves 81 the side Of the enemies
of Human recdom;;s and given them al
I'M aortant and decided victory.
Just after the Free Democrats had car
RED this district last fall, prominent
Benton count .soub lliean doastea to sls
that il neve o. should sgaln that the
Repub LEANS Of that county void never eye
again again vote apyt thing but Repubhssse,n
ticket; antl they have \ oted il.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13
/ b iI.APIDATEn CO NDITIO ON OF
ID ID K lid sDl) MINION g..sI

ldschool, & the conserv Washing
ton ent Is the ss-
,q.iser, furnishes The following locnay pic-
tures what should be the most beautiful
..and zion 81 rginiia and
the very centre of ciyi VI tie po-
tonlap countr TIC says n 81
,Szst ouI desire to he enter ainsd You
should heir nv neighb who isa North
efn oo,Il, nv, t,s als,
'sE s q s,',',',,s q
II psotsl n him some partts ssof
kaIiia sle I'M III to The
antl gins fields n siokly,
MINI, eorn n at sif thsJ W MI.
iierine from the f6syer nd a well =
l M l iiclhR VIII probably yield
'llIlvs ! y lii sos1 4 ~ ssss oa.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-10-13

JpsTie. NV ,at the h e4ciilsaen.
pf Ma sas sl II n u oyel, "A been
looking ack over xe hive n Mid md
h'xlistens dialisg mn tvo mint VA
haze pablished some hard things :off party
measure nd personal cl,aract n ma a il
N WV III aors TINT Min behave
Tint ever word sof iits tllat
Here il no. sent ence of which Ne can
repent ; and that altogether they failed ID
iagfull testimony Of the truth al il appears
- Us. . believe that, If the Moccasins
have succeeded il eleeting their ticket,
our State Is hop lessly ruined. 81
believe most emphatically that the
" men they have elected il this District and
"a Without one exception, save N K (.
q Brok ree5sa get off mere Ofhce-seek kern
a. ! that our District ticket, every man of
then, y 'si 4 sell his yote II tho highest
bidder; ana that our County Officers ars
total tai unfit for the places they havs sc-
cures Il DC which Ne believe as firmly
\! we AZ The General Asse1nbly's Con-
fession sof Faith sSs5 81 ...tF ..sf5
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ial IA III Z I'll isrsI
[asnd AL xhole adair ID easae ~
slil decent NV u 4, d y NJ
which takes her pls ls,S Win ba m Hi
|in tho saaae aza 81 q q l llsof
|cleaning out tic harbor, ma we should
not stay aboard 81 i may alaays be sset
down that M shall not miss more I'm
one trip % the Salt. .5sI N gsf
One peculiarly shout our tips 4 81 to SILT
River viii comic our Dioccasin friends,
and this i that they are like 4 n II. y
Donald iourns u ireland az not take
up much time. ], I,onald had u
|broth left EFT che Emerald Isle ana SET
tied III Pitts burg. where he had aceumuls:
ssa 4 AM his sistsr His
good cam out make him. visit
Ter the Of her IIie was very
kind to her, rented her house, and pro:
ygilea ior her com ahly;,but IS bis fam
lily were rather artist ocralio the Old
visits were ~ 10 means agreeable. So,
lthesgood brother determined y provide for
her hand somely and send her home to the
old country. she fell . into the measure
checffa1ly ;;and il the cxhub 81. their.
joy at getting rid Of their "a ionable re-
lation, her brother and family loaded her
with presents, linking this was TIE lzassi
s ;s,;sy could % for her hen just ready
% start tie good woman ran into an neigh
bor's house carr ipgg q a Ga ashboar'd.
worth dime, and delivering '.it carefully
to The good wife, aJFss 5.s.
6 ustt II ke care Of that for me till j
come back; for I no be long gone I
So, We can say to our friends as we en-.
bark nthe Saline stream. y ts3s y
y Just look to our chickens will YOU n
while VIC COUP Salt River; and vel 40 Is |
|ongs gone? 81. u. NJ.
T. S. The returns from below indicate
hat Ramsey 4 CO, are not going up this
lime, 50 VIC offer our services to Master
Becker, Mate Lowry5& CO e. pilot their
ooat Taxation to the head Of Navigation
N the salt We can bring the best rec
'on,menda lions as to our perfect acquain
ance with the route. s*s #5s
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The | hle,:El!!.ll|.ection

Nh The Pioneer 4 Z Democrat appears "a
live up the elect ion. The probabilities
are that the entire 1Repub lican State md
gressiional tickets are elected. " y sin
cerely hope Il. -, for Though TIE II. Re,
publican plat form 81 far below the true
stand point til greatly shove that Of the
Mtl:occasin ring which II win displ "a
an+anti Slavery point 81 view Il portant
to give ever ~ slig Al I. chock to the slave
power, and The chang lif il il really
made, will b. 81 the utmost benefit fnan-
oiall toano pressed people I II Il home u
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THK PHn,NII : lsy III 81 81 srsons Ia

III PHaNIIx ~ ~ Il AZ ii on I'm
takss, 81, sseney ~ hiis well established
l inse.ance Comp ana epared "A
feks fre riislks Dn moro
|than usnal Is ~ coming
Evhep ilres a,t. IN. ~ q in room; Y ~
b E \ e Y
~ = hive iall is prs ea-
I ti adslsep bett u 81 Il sf|s.
Ye bslisys be pei
ieetl safe md alshoulg;l ~ NJ! Il
oooasinits ~ s n & V li|tll
whom y ttansset bnsins Sl
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N raf l|E
q ens ofths y roh'l ~ Al ths J lths

III nj, w
tdlssotiapl relastsd a 81 n.li,es. h, j Re.
fpabhsahsEo III. 1ists ~ saeli6esi RS.
Is.dss 8 Flesd IN oa paIas. III sno.
esats ala Ala likerise an a u Y II
their persoaal like dislikcs.
No man could hass been moro pdiou il' u y,
the mass 5off C ermans dian u C.I Andrews,
yet they voted for him because he v MI, u.
boiled 'Regular Deme cratic n s55.
Lowry ran even with III Him b; md men Va Is,
ted ffor him who made 40 secret DC 1 saying
they wished and hoped he would Be- gde-
/ feahd Men who know and believe ia
destroyed the tVisiter Office Fl who have al
given literally IS their zine intluenc.
and Al; none e establish ~ Who united
|.in passing resolutions sayii he was unfit
i've ilsa civilized 60 lnnunit who yott,
Ted the Free Demo alto ticket last fall 81 81,
Epurposss If t. stamp his rutia nism With Their
Eddisappro and one mat, who last suna-
rner care 81 ii addition to3 feorner liberal
subscrip tions 70 pay for the press and
type, 70 replace that which was destroyed
and gave it on the express condition that
we should be secured il sole possession,
that man with others like him voted for
Lowry, voted for him, hoping lie would he
defeated; but ex cusing themselves. ~
pleading that that 6 Press business was the
only mean thing they ever knew him dos n! n,
They vote thus because he was the
Dep,oc, s1tic no1ninee; and the name Of De
mocracy must be aimed At any sacrifice.
There are men in this district, hundreds
Of them, who would deliberately prefer to
be turned out Of house and home By Dem
ocraticL Land Sales Of Demo cratic Taxa
ton, to taking 600 acres Of land fenced
and . house il il under = Republican ID. ]
ggime. .5s.;
NJ And Republicans here who would pre-
fer to see Slavery on every foot of these
United States, and be sold under the ham
lner themselves rather than see the adynl-
cling tide rolled back by any other agency
than Repubicanism We cannot say
which party We admire most.
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sI.s Z would call attention "a the card
l 81 WIN r. Mason il another column. Sc.
Paul, Is eginning to Do ves large
~ olesaie sbuainsss g; snd M ~ 4
have reason to believe Il i. Wsll upplied
With ths hind d goods he a vsFti "a
81 81 fill II terms. hin
sacall. III 2.gs
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- Tl,cs .Hon. D. r. Stanton Of Kansas,
the old Democ;s ito ti member Of congress
i. from taa Memphis Tenn. district feeling
that he had to chose, ID & ansas, betEee
the Demo ratiic and the Re licas arties,
has chosen the hitter He was to add;sss
the Repnbl ican club and the 4 citizens Of
I.aNrcncs = few night ago.
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Banning n dssltise I'M
IA thil ;,1 & n a l;',,
An Viii l,Is q i q \ q
secure slsl thcir lind 81 IN d ~ i1st
Ithe ding q ecplsso lcx,
tha1 election q ~ ,e l. )
iinto pa IS a n nd