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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-21
sU SPRING TRADE. szHA
ENTIRE NEwAED FPEsH STOCK OF
HATS, CAPS AND STRA w GOODS

ELLErT K WEISIGER
Will open in their elegant and spacious store No
l67 Main street. Opposite the Exchange Bans, and
aljoining Messrs Kent tsine Col ON the 18th day
of February next large, plete, and entirely
new stock OF aoods, selected With the best care
from the largest manufacturers and importing
houses.
Their stock will be bough. in large quantities.
entirely for cash. which will enable them to offer to
country merchants, their friends and tho public
generally, varied assortment of goods in their
lne of the best quality, aid newest styles. and at
prices which cannot TAIL to secure the patronage OF
the public. ELLETr Il WElSfG sR.
ia l7-fa
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j -The notes Of the TrAas Allegheny Bank are - y
| cent discount. Bank Of kapawha no sale.
North and South Carolina Bank Notes x p ceus.
GOLD !. per cent. prem. No prem. allowed for
SILVER.
RREfGHTs.
f0REI0N-Nothina doing In Fore iRpfreishts.
DOMESTIC following are the present rates ~
ooaatNiaa fraighta.
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7 & NJ ROsENBAUM. 1873 BROS

7 & M. RUSENBAUM, 1879 BROAD
u. sTREET-In order to make rooCi for our
Spring Stock. offer every thing IN the way q
Wocie Goods at reduce prices. AS an evidence OF
the fact we sell French Merinoes at IS cts: all
Wool DeLaiues at 311a; good Black silk at IS eta:
Paranettas and English Merinoes at % cts Shawis,
Cioaks and Blankets at cost. In Cloths, Cassmeres
arr Tweeds, Hot sc keeping and Domestic Goods, " o
This c;,v ! Il ROSENBAUM.
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4 HOME, THAT Is a HOME!

propose to sell my FARM, In the county of Ap
pomsttox. Va, containing $50 Acres ying FIVE mites
miles from James river in good condition for grow
ing any of the crops adapted to this climate, and
worthy an examination by any one Wishing 20 pur.
chase The Lands are almost level, every acre of
which can be cultivated. The Improvements are all
OF the lsteat style and new costing at least 50 900
ranged for the fields This land can be bought as ii
stands with Teams, Farming Utensils, stock of eve.
~ desc, pton and provisions Of every kind for tie
Year.
The place can be divided to suit purchasers. with
good improvements both places. Possession
given Immediately. Address
JOS. JAa. BURKs,
apanish Oaks p. o., Appomattox. Va.
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ID IMPORTERS,

Norfolk Va.
Have In store ard U 8. Custom House, - hhds
TAYLOR'S CELE8RkTED LONDON DOCK BRAN
DY. imported by them trJm John Taylor OF Lon
IN. slso, in Custom Hons, Braadies o! the fol-
lowing brands: Jamss Hennessy; Oiard, Dupuy 4
90: the United Vineyard Proprietors; Sidney &C.
lerier and other brands CHAMPAGNE Els: Green
8eal Cabinet 10 half pints; Piper idsick; Held.
sick d Co, and other brands: All grades OF PORT
WINES. SHERnlES: Duff Gordon. Harmony and
other brands. Madeira Wines Old scotch " HI s.
KEY. RYE WtR SKIES: SummerdeaD; Lackey 5
Mountain Rye: pure Extract of Rye GRAIN Funk !:
Besore s: Old bourbon County Ky, and other brands
Jamaica Rum. Holland O. y, in whole and q pipes:
uoststtar's celebrated Stomach Bitters Charles
London COhDIALGIN. London Porter. Scntch
ALE In stone jugs. Superior old ScupperAong Vine.
tred ami white) made in Carolina SARDINES
in VIII ha If aud quarter boxes, etc etc Also, 400,
900 choice HAVAaA sEiAkS, which we're selected
in Havana by gentleman sent out bv as tor thar
purpose varying ia price from S21 TO Sl5c per thou
sand All of which will DO sold to punctual per-
sons on favorable terms.
Sole Importers, in the United States, Of Taylor's
Celebrated London Dock Brandy,
Nos Wits Wafer street, Iron Building:
L 10
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STu.ClsKSass I Eok sA ALE
1860 Virginia aud Tennessee, I'd mortgage
2U.eO0 Virginia sud Tennessee. Sd mortgage
eight years to run
5,Gn0 Manassa Gap lst mortgage
1850 Grange d Alexandris. s per cts
20 shares Richmond Danville Railroad
IL shares Richmond Fire Association
loo shares Virginia Fire and Marine
100. sh ares Lynchburg Gas Company
For sale in sums to suit purfsihansers, by ava
de2g Exchange aud Stock Brokers
IRON, STEEL, TIN PLATES, &c
l. II. SKINKER Il co. 10 50 Cary street, otier TO
sale
Common English Rolled
Swedish
Plat. Round and square Blrs-al sizes ! IRor
| Oval, Half Oval. Half Refund
| HOOPS, Bands, Nail Rods
stitts Horse Shoes
| American, Russia and English Sheets
| kayior's Cast, She ar AID aermln Steel
B.istered Steel, made OF Swedish Iron
| Tin Plates-assorted sizes
| Pig and Bar Tin. Sheet and Slab Zinc
ALSO,
A full assortment OF Groceries. Gnsno. &c. ja ;
1tA) B3LS. COMMON WHISKY
~ Is bbis Old Bourbon do. very superior
10 hhds o Sugar fair to choice
800 boxes Adamantine Candies. various brands
10 hhds bright new Sides
| ~ hid, do Do Shoulders
| 10 tierces Cincinnati Lard
50.ct0 segars, assorted
% bbls N,o MoIasses. lew crop IS
| 10 bags Rio Coffee
50 bags prime Laguayra Coffee
Together with full assortment OF Braudies, Wines
Gin, snuf Curdage, Woodward, &c, &c. ia store and
| ia IA pnTy,l rapVpy T. M
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KEROSENE OIL AND LAMPS.-A
-. iresh supply OF Jones, improved burners on
Win tns beat oil tn this city, At i62 Aia 81
ja6-ims
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rKATEs, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF

NkATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
" SHOVELS, T0EGS and P0KERS.-I have for
sale an elegant assortment of all kinds OF Crates
handsome and plain sets of Shoyeis, Tongs and
pokers seven different sizes OF coal Scuttlcs cindei
Shogels. fire Sboyels handsome Stauas for shcvela
and POI ers Blower Stands; Brass and Iron FoOtaus
are Brick fire Slabs ami Jams; sets Of Soap Stone fer
setting up Crates; TaverH and Church Bells OF
sweet lone Builders, housekeepers, and ethers III
want Of any of the above articles can be supplied st
the lowest Northern prices am MISUNDERSTANDING
srrintion. at NV BELL and GRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No. rs
Main street, between sth and eth Streets West side
Richmond, Va. -
an I6--dly q. D.. DEEOON.
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nRY GOODS.-Great Bargains sold at
~ No q Main street JOSEPH srRAUrE offers
for saie the balance of his stock of Fall and Winter
tioods at and below cost. Any bo1y that wants to
save money will do well by calling soon, rs the
Goods selling off very fast at such an astonsh-
ing low price.
Fast colored Calico at and cts; handsome pal:
terms Auslins at 21z and Is; every color of MerI0s
ut lS worth donbie the money: the finest and rich
est co0red French Merinos Al ,5c: Black Silks at 50
CTS and upwards coloreo silks at half their value TO
close out; 5000 fire french Needle Work ed Collars,
from i2Sz cts to IS: Cambria and Mouslin Bands ut
all price,; Check and Cambria Moushns ct 10 cents
and higher prices. worth twenty five; Hosiery and
Kid Gloves from l2 cts the best quality at IS
50 pair Bed Blankets at 81 25 selling ut ether
places at IS: Velvet Cloaks at Sl2. cheap at S1l;
Cloth and Meriro Cloeks do Linseys and Flannels;
Irish Liaens; Bosomf; Table Cloths; Towels; Cassi.
meres: tattjnets; brown and bleached Domestics,
&c, and many more Goods 1T the lowest price, TO
please every one, that calls at No q Main street
ia lin JOSEPH STRAuSE
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EVERY person knaws that JACUD "a a

livery person knaWs tnut $500 49, "a
- LEVY IA selling tho chespe.t Dfy bo Raw not
fortunate Us to give him GILL; we any
list OF prices All the goods are Eea, i,en Cambric
HdSts at shiing, really worth - cents; ain u. N
csmbric Hdks from % cents 70 s ss t Ssr value
which NH ne son Ccttons~yard wideonly l2
centssant DO bought esswhsfie i9r less cents
shilling per yard; Sup Irish Lln et. nice white
srante a. ~. c,s. worth Is and Is ss seg sep
blanket. 1rot damaged in good or hn.st ia large
ppnanttjes aud sold ut tee very lowest pr;ee; 5Jn
have any Goods to purchase tna can Get
Mali street, is the only place wiere ia is"4s
har uir
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Northern markets-[BY TrLran.pHl

BALTIMORE Jan ;0-Piour steady-0hio and How.
ard street $50. Wheat frn-white 81 4le4i ok red
Si2gai 20 CJrn duly elbow t0 white -.
nsa YeRE, Jan 20 Flour buoyant. with large
spec ulatye inquiry. stste 81 9Ggis5; Ohio $3.50
white sj.352I As, red 81 3u6El.35 Corn duii-Old
mixed Is; cid yellow @s3: white 81, Stocks iirnl-
Virginia IS y6s4. Cotton advanced i4-Dpiand ia
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1ISiIp IN q " u OF LADIES THAT

YryUE n a " u OF LAEIEC Hh =
- - ., GoIDsMITS this week. are sat
at Se IL Closing out his stock Ct goods az n
low prices They are sc,ns " b and
Of their great barga tnsy 1--we him cali sue
.aeS aaos
did blend cotton, at 10 ana l9.s Genus; ,ha nrica.
hsss te or Balls and parties Coaks Corsets Mns
~ GOODS every description OF drsag a1 Pins sas
NUMEROUS u o'n'i Z 6ULDSMlT.
2n5 Bro nd st.
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JANUARY, 1863

u TuOs L PRICE Il co,
With full stock full force. and unabatei energies,
are making ready Tor ne co.aing season, ana WIN
a view of cutting down stock, and making some
improvem in their waIe-ro0ms as also 10 give
themselves cidois room fer the spring campaign,
they will from this tine offar every thing az large
discount upon regular market Rates until Lie OPEN
ing Of the season. E. - .,
Never has so rare an opportunity been presented
plies for either winter or sumISer, IS tueF SssoiI-
Iaent is large fresh and well assorted.
Eor The frat time in their business history. ia
some d. partuents, they viii commence THEIR OWN
TApoRTATIoNs the ensuing spring, and parties may
rely from arrangements made, that every article
selected the other side ui the Ond will be, In fabric
and quality passed and ia style and elegance,
equal 10 anything brought to the country. every
depai t,nen@ about their Establishment VIII DC
placed in the hapds of judicous and experienced
HANDS 50 that their customers shall hive every
facility and advantage Shich the experience and
OH oTr pa-s nas given them It's
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Ea BALMUKAL SHUEH.-ThcSa
00 gentlemen who were waisicg for the Bal
moral Shoes are Informed that they have arrived,
ana are now ready for their inspection. They arc
splendid article. and just the thing for the season
Call at No % and supply yourselves
JNO Q PAGE, JR.,
ia 10 doors above hos II Price Il Co.
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BEEF Stock very light and quotations firm
Sslea at1g 10 3iI nett for fair 10 prime best.
MUTTOS-We qcote fair u good Mutren NJ % a
are per head. Very stperior sell little better
hone bat superior IN fensnd
AOt5s--htceBt saies w Wholesale Of drove Hogs
NJ b 81, le.t for good TO eho,ca earn fsa pork W.
asote interior graGes ct SStH3 %
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MONEY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Bcagefic.-fo.yHgRs ExcEAxax--On New York
AMI Phisaus;bhis 1s91 prerblum.
euci Of the stocA 0ank notes nd Of the Bsuk OF
the Valley, are not takes by the Banks are st
GlscvGnt pt + p cell.
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LKESh ARRIVAL Of NEW GOODS
L AK. pARkER g. co.

ANhESh Ami "A Il CF NEW GVODsc
A. K. PARkEE g. co.
Have lust received their SaCOND SUPPLY OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
making their assortment one OF the most complete
and attractive they have ever offered, and at such
prices as will insure salee.
splsndid Block and Cord Silk Robes a'Lez
Rich Bayadere a'Lez and Plain Silks
Black Gro de Rhine, Po.t de soie and Taifeta
Silks
Ri b PI.id and Fg'd Valencias
R,a x Bombahines. Aipacas, Chaliies and Mouse
lines
Rich Lace Muslin aud Cambria Sets
Muslin Cam ric PeGuet and Mourning Collars
Illusion Capes and Berthas
Cioaks Mautes and Shawls in great variety
Cloths Cassmeres and Vestings
Plantation and Housek eeriny foods
81 and Pulled Cloths; Sleeps Grey SattDetts
auckland Fuiled Cloths; kerseys and P1aids
Plaid Lin6eys; FlanEeis
Bed and Negro Blankets
DaIpask Table Clnth4; Napkins Doylies
Merino. Lambs Wool, SiiA and Shaker Shirts
and Drawers
Alexander's Kid, Buckskin. Silk and Plush
Lined Gloves and GauHtets
Cotton and Wool Hosiery of every description
CARPETS: RUes; Drusge.s, &c. GEO
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DOWN THEY GO THE GOODS
~ MUST DE sOLD.--TO PREPARE FOR OUR
SPRING TRADE, we shall make closing out
prices
1904 yds best English Prints. at i0c
l0,0J0 do Wide Bleached shirting, at 81
5000 do MUIIseljae, at l21S, Is aud 20c
Plaid Merinoes and Poplns. large lot
l.O00 yds hemp Carpeting, at p;
2,Mo do Ingram do, at 3I1a end ,os
800 DO Super do do, at Is and size
1900 DO brussels do, atSi
Beautiful Cicaks. in Cloth Velvet. 10 be closed at
bargains
Embroideries in Lace, Muslin aud Cambria win
be marked at very low figures
Lace aud Muslin Curtains
Satin DE Lanes
White and Colored Mecseilies Quilts
Table Dimssks; Cotton and Linen Shoe tings
Table Napkins; Doyles and Towellings-a very
large assortment.
Purchasers are invited to CALL with the assurance
tina: the goods will be found worthy Of their atten-
ton CHRISTIAN Il LATEROP.
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Np-Ajse. have secured the services OF JAN
n RRiNKLEY. Of Bath countg. Va ~ y
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- FOR RENT-The store formerly
Sa occupied by the Subscribers 18th street, be-
tween Maiu and Cary. Also, the lumber house ON
Lonbardy alley, between 10 h and l4th Streets
POSSESSION givenammt diately Apply to
WIN WALLACs S'sNS.
10 Pearl and fsSry II pets.
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So FOR RENTING have for rent an
e. excellent ROOM. over store. suitable for
q single gentleman. - -
tPUAKTHY ~ NON.
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- FOR RENT--A very pleasant res-
81 ,dence on the north side Grace street, nearly
opposite the residence OF John Winn. itbAs
v ~ ie..aiaf JAS NJ TAYLOR & SON.
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LEI have for rents Esrul. containing forty acres
OF 1earsd Land which is well shifted FOR u market
farm. The improvements consjst OF dwelling
yard, and all the necessary out-buildings. TO a
good tenant the ent will be moderate.
RO b LYME,
ofiee in Basement of Metropolitan Hall.
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- ROOMS FOX RENT. Several very
desirable Rooms on l2sh street. next doo ..s e
m. John Grasms's, for rent. They are vel. sussoa
Tor Lodging rooms. Apply on the trem ns xTrw
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-02-09
What's in q Name p

We seldom think of judging OF a mans
character by his name, hardly more by
his pyofessed principles, but his practices
may be relied upon as infallible The
same should be the case with parties. The
dominant party calls itself democratic.
A greater misnomer never existed. The
party is instinotivoly and habitually arts
tocratic. As party it has not for years
discovered democraticimpu'se. Every tru-
ly democratic measure is condemned by the
junto which has the party in keeping, and
every would-be.member is, nolens volens,
compelled to submit, from Douglas down.
What more democratic measure could be
proposed than tho Withholding the Public
Land from sale, for the occupancy of
actual settlers for ten years? But this
was lost by democratic votss--eyery Re.
publican voting for it. The presumption
bill, which gives a section Of land to each
actual settler. and which recently passed
the House received very nearly the same
support and opposition. The same is the
case with the Agricultural College bill.
But there is no hesitation in voting
away the peoples money when it is sure
to come, finally, into the pockets of the
party favorites. In fifteen years, nearly
all the time of democratic administration,
the expences Of the government have in.
creased four fold, allowing the present
annual expenees to be ss0,000,000. But
Mr.. Stephens, of Ga, staunch modern
democrat, admits that 100000. is
amply sufficient. The balance, it is fair
to infer, has been used for purposes Of
individual, or party benefit
Since the abandonment OF Popular
Sovereignty, we know of no principle
which the party proposes. A party with
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1859-02-09
Home Items.

The weather is, Of course, always pro.
life theme, but the weather this season is
realty worthy of remark. We should not
add much to the information Of our readers
at home if we were to tell them that up to
this ninth day of Feb. we have had about
as perfect winter, as could be wished for
only perhaps have had it commence
little later. But this is for those who
are enjoying the delightful mud and sleet
of ILL.,, and that latitude. With the ex-
ception of week, our winter thus far has
been uncommonly mild. with an even TEN.
perature. We have had little snow, but
sufficient to make good sleighing, or when
that was in the least detection, wheel.
ing was perfect 1t is somewhat noticeable
too, that there has been no blow this
winter and snow.dritt would be alto.
gether curiosity. Since our last we have
had fine fall of snow and sleighing is of
the best kind
ION Thursday evening of this week,
there will be Donation Visit at the Lee.
ture Room of the Methodist Church, for
the benefit of Rev. b. NJ. HALL. 1t is
thought by those who are making ar.
rangements, that they will have a good
time. We hope they will, as the congre-
cation who are the recipients of his min.
istrations ought, and no doubt will, make
a liberal donation to SO worthy man.
'Camphene and burning fluid are
VIGOROUSLY dangerous articles for common
use, but it is observable that accidents
from the use of these result, almost inya.
riably. from sheer carelessness. Those
who use these articles cannot be too often
reminded that n little imprudence may in.
volye the loss of their lives as certainly
as though they had with their own hands
exploded powder magazine. We were
moved to make this hint now by hearing
that lady in this village, recently filed
kerosene lamp from can of camphene
~hils Tie lamp ioas be, atne. This was
O mistake by taking the wrong can, and
from which there was, providentialiy, no
serious result; but the incident may as
properly be noted, as a warning, as though
several lives and large amount OF prop
erty had been sacrificed,
RosBERY-On Thursday night last,
the Bakery of Mcclure & Co.was entered
by some one and robbed of about halt
barrel of -four, ten or fifteen lbs lard and
one or two dollars in money, The nut
cakes made FROM th0t -four and lard must
relish well These petty thieves will get
catched at it some time Those who are
too lazy to work for anything but rum,
need not expect much sympathy if they
are hauled up, faoisteri and il ied brown,
by the authorities.
FIRE.-We learn that house belong.
ing to Mr., Austin, in Quaker Village, in
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Wrybridge, was destroyed by FIRE on the
7ih. The furniture was pretty much all
saved.
49, Reminder the temperance Con-
ycntion next week, at this place.
.'''At meeting Of Lake Duumore
Lodge, No. II |. o. o. f., on the "a
init, the following preamble and resou.
,ions were adopted;
NJ. eos, it has pleased Almighty God
in His infinite wisdom aud good pleasure
10 remove from our number our brother,
DAVID s. CHURCH therefore,
Resoi,rd, That while we do not com.
plain or murmur at the dispensation Of
Divine Providence, but boy in humble
Submission to His will, knowing that He
doeth all things we'll" yet we deeply
mourn the loss OF our brother from our
midst, but with an assurance that our loss
is his infinite gain.
ReSolres, That in the loss we have
thus sustained we are reminded of the
frailty Of all things human, and that mans
last estate is mingled with sorrow and
care.
Reso/yed, That we deeply sympathize
with the family of our deceased brother
in this their deep affection, in removing
from them kind and affectionate hus.
band and indulgent father.
Resolred. That a copy of the above
resolutions be signed by the N G. and
Secretary, and forwarded to the family of
the deceased, and be published in the
Middlebury Register
W. P. Russell, N. q.
"A Goppt.Nn Sac,v
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out principles is certainly in bad way,
but as its proclivites are strongly defined
We trust they will see the propliety Of
giving expression to them. W. thiuk the
following. hon western paper would
answer for the time
DEMoCnAcY's ARTICLES Or FARM
We believe in Calhoun living and in
Webster aud Clay dead
We believe the Declaration vi indie
pendence sef.cvideut lie for niggcrs
have no rights that a Democrat is bound
to respect; and Adam and Eve were
alone created" equal, and all the rest of
mankind are born
We believe that "mechanics aud la.
borers" are the 'mudslls OF society,""
only fit TO be regarded as the "capita of
the rich"
We believe in "Squatter Sovereignty"
during Presidential election, but after
the election all Squatter Sovreignity re.
verts to the President.
We believe Slave State ought to be.
come partner of the Union, If it have
$4,000 inhabitants.
We believe Free State ought not to
become partner of the Union, unless she
have $4,000 inhabitants.
We believe Buchanan and Douglas De-
mocracy is as old as Noah's Ark.
We believe in hard money generally,
with an occasional issue of treasury rags,
which ought not under any ordinary con.
dition of government to exceed forty mil
lions per year.
We believe to the "vctors belong the
spoils, and if there be more victors than
spOils, spoils should be made t. order.
We believe Jefferson was a superannua-
ted old fool, and that Republicanism
which takes its roots from him is bJ"ck.'
We believe that this is great country,
but South Carolina is greater
We believe in National party if it
includes the South, and leaves out the
North.
We believe in the great principle of
"votiDg early and often" for if one vote
be good then two nre better.
We believe in the right Of Democrats,
when on the stump, to change their princi-
Piles with the degrees of latitude and lon.
gitude.
We believe the history of political
parties establishes the fact that there is no
cohesiveness equal to the cohesiveness of
public plumber.
We believe there are no principles so
dear to the thousands of offce.keepers that
swarm the hosts of Democratic Israel, MS
the five loaves and two fishes.
We believe in the missionary enterprise
of Walker and his followers, and secretly
enjoin all to pray for its success.
We believe Kansas needs another Gov.
ernor, or she will soon commence bleeding
and no physician will be found to staunch
her blood.
We believe Pennsylvania, Ohio, In.
diana, and loaoa are outside the pale
of healthy organization" and we humbly
pray the President to appoint fast day
that they may return to the true faith, the
mighty faith of the President.
Finally, we believe Democracy, Wits.
key, and Niggers, are one and indivisibe.
United they will stand, divided they must
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Rev. DR.. Cheever, of New York, was
surprised last week by the presentation Of
a purse Of 81 900. in behalf of numerous
pensioners and friends. DR.. Tying said,
"Tell DR.. Cheever that DR. Tying is just as
glad as if he had received the thousand
dollars himself DR.. Cheever is one of
the few men who who stand up to their
convictions nc has had more kicks than
coppers for it; l am glad that no is to
have the coppers too"