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Another Arrival f,.m E-r...

HALIFAX, Augusts.-T steamer Europa from
BlyeFp pol on saturday, the 18th ult has STri we'd
The steamer Persia arrived out ca the 2sth
The Syrian question was unchanged Coafer-
ences were bsiag held in Paris relatibe 10 inter
n,iol, and II was exp cted that convention
would soon be signed
IL was supposed that the Sultan would decline
the Intervention
III was asserted that the Neapolitsns stu held
Messlna, aad that Carl baldi was there report
stats that he Was wounded at Melsrzo, where
bis losses were heavy.
The latest advices from Rome state that a Sc
diuons bll lad been posted there, announcing
an approaching revolution.
COMNERCrAL
LIVERPOOL, July 2S.-Cotton. Sales tc-dav
SUI bales. including LOO bales 70 spectators
and exp TteTs, the market clos NJ dull
Breadstuns-The market closed firm Wheat
has an advancing tendency; prices LAID higher
Corn closed with declining tendency; prices Cd
lower
Provisions-The market closed dull Beef
heavy and all Qualities slightly declinedN Pork
dull, hut steady. Bacon quiet. Lard closed
Produce Rice 10 dull and Quotations barely
maintained Resin dull and all qualities slightly
declined. Spirits Turpentne dull
Hare Makes Cotton closed 4 franc lower
les Of the week 500 bales. stock 242 600 bales
London Monty MdTkyt Bullion In the Bank
OF England has decreased 80 600. Consols closed
al % a93S
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GEORGETOWN.
csrrssyesdss<s ~ Ias Star.

6EoRsETowN, August Q, lseo.
The procession Of the Bell and Everett party
nom cur city last evening was quite large and
imposing, considering the unfavorable appearance
OF the weather. They assembled IN front Of the
Town Hall, and before leaving. a larger crowd
was gathered on Bridge street than remem-
Der TO have seen on that thorough for some
time All shades Of politics were represented on
tie side walk, and noticeable feature Of the
display was the good feeling which prevailed =
members Of the different parties exc banging Jokes
at each others expense, and democrats and Union
men being on almost fraternal terms The band
played "Rally wings" and other familiar cam
paign tunes, while the arrangements for march
ing were being made, which tended to increase
the throng. The procession started about =
O'Clock, preceded by Withers full band. The
stars and stripes were borne I'm front then came
transparency with the inscriptions s'The Union
and Constitution party Of Georgetown" and The
value Of the Union cannot be calculated then
the old wing banner Of the campsign Of lSlO; fol-
lowed by several uansparencies, on which we
noticed the following notices "The certain
democratic states are very uncertain" Zone
thing Is certain, John G. Breckenridge cannot be
elected. I" "The Old Gentleman's party, inaugu-
rated March 4th, I7S9" "The Young Gentle
mems Administrations Of 3tr2 is los -
The hose carriage Of the Vigilant Fire Comnany
handsomely decorated, and carrying a number Of
bells, brought up the rear. II was surmounted
by transparency, one side Of which was
The Georgetown Bell andEverett Association,
on the other "For President, John Bell For
Vice President, Edward Everett - A great many
went out in omnibuSses, and considerable enthu-
siasm was manifested.
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THE LATEST NEWS

L Ell K q r A p HIC.


SYRACUSE, Aug. s.-The Breckinridge State
convention Yesterday, nominated a ticket Of
Presidential electors, and appointed a committee
on resolutions, which subsequently reported a
long series.
The resolutions sfhrm the position Of the old
line democracy, recognizing In ali the opposition
10 that party (includHg anti I.ecom p,onisml the
simple question whether the Union shall he nre
served for white men, or DESTROYED on account Of
negroes. They oppose the position 81 both lin
coin and Douglas on territorial questions; indor.e
the platform Of the Maryland institute Convent ON:
indorse the administration 81 President buchanan,
and ratify the nominations Of Breckinridge and
Lane, regarding them the only regular demo
cratic candidates.
The 9th charges the New York delegation with
causing, by their action AZ Baltimore. the present
disruption Of the democratic party The 7th
characterizss the nomination OF Douglas and
johnson as irregular, and not binding on demo
Gratis The eth urges the concentration Of the vote
OF all the democrats Of the state on the Breckin-
ridge ticket, believing that the vote Of this State
VIII decide the election. They predicate such
nellef on the assumption that the southern and
Pacific states will 90 for the said ticket
The convention also adopted a resolution en-
towering the State committee te hold confer-
ence with the other conventions which meet here
on the 18th.
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The Missouri Election

ST. Louis, Aug. 7.-Mr. Orr the Onion csndI-
date Tor Governor, has majority Of ? GO In this
district. The vote on the Legislative ticket IA
still In doubt, but the returns favor the republi
cans The republicans have elected a majority
Of the county officers
The vote for Congressman from this district,
from, is as follows:
Short Term Barrett, IL SOS; Blair, Il, 426; Bar
retts majority 1863, which will be Increased by
the one precinct 10 300.
Long Term-Blair, 10 3s1-a gain on lSSs Of
49Oi Barrett, $500 gain over 1858 Of 2 $50;
Todd, SEA loss since ls5s OF I.275.
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Vermont Democratic state Conyeut..p.

WHITE RIVER JUNCTION. Vt, Aug The
brecklnrldge section Of the Vermont democracy
beId state Convention here to-day. Mr. Dec keT
OF Bradford, was chosen President. The follow,
Ing ticket Gf State officers was nominated For
HoVernor-Robert Harvey, Of Barnet; for Lieu
tenant Governor-Gilss Harrington. Of rand Isle:
for state Tressurer-Samuel W ellis Of MONTPELIER:
iof electors at large-Henry r Campbell. OF Bur
nngton. and Ephraim Chamberlain. Of ST Johns
o1ry- Isaac III. Wright and DIR. Loring, OF Mas
sachusstts, were among the speakers. Resolutions
indotSing Buchsnan's ADM n stration and tue
nominations Of Breckenridge and Lane were
adopted The Convention was quite large aud
IL
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The New .I,xtcau NAIL

INDEPENDENCE, No, Aug 6-The New Mex
loan mail, with dates TO July %, arrived 10 day
No Indians were seen on the route
Lieut.. Bayard, who was wounded on the Plains
ny an arrow shot In his cheek, came on a. pas
senger.
The Mexicans and Indians are at war and
from present appearances the Mexieans have the
best Of il.
Judge Baird has resigned the ONCE Of Attorney
General for the Territory
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Loo AL NEWS.

UThough The STAR is printed on the fastest
steam press in use south Of Baltimore, its edition
Is so large as to require 1t to be put to press at an
early hour; Advertisements, therefore, should be
sent In before - O'Clock N; otherwise they may
not appear until the next day.
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The Great Easfern

BALTIMORE, August s.-There was a great rush
OF visitors TO day 20 see the Great Eastern At
one time the vessel was thronged in every part
al great confusion occurred for want Of the prop
er regulations on board On the appros o. Of
steamer the people who Were snrious TO get OF
rushed BY hundreds down the single place Of exit
The ladies screamed and many tainted, but no
was hurt
Tomorrow the President and portion OF his
Cabinet will visit the vessel and greater crowd
% an ever is expected.
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INvIeoRATK THE sysrBM.-Two thirds of our
diseases proceed from arrangements of the stomach
and the nerves. A want of vigor in the digestive
organs causes an immense amount of discomfort,
both in body and mind One preparation and ons
only, reaches the cause and the consequences of
this discomfort. To give strength to the weskened
stomach. to calm the agtated nerves and to restore
that regularity OF action all the organs which
constitute perfect health and tend to secure long
and painless life, there is no medicine now before
the world which will compare with Hosterter'S
Stomach BittsrS. 1t would be insult the reader
to suppose that he has not heard of their amazing
success IN Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, General
Debility, and all the disorders to which the stom-
ach, the liver the bowels and the nervous system
are subject. 80 marvellous is the effect this
restorative that physicians OF emnence do not hes
ltate to affX their names witnesses the tpstI-
monlsls of persons who have been rescued from
suffering and danger by the Bitters, when the rem
edles of the dispensary had all been tried without
avail.
Sold BY all druggists everywhere. jy 81 cost
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WIsrARs BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY = The
e specifics offered for the cure of Lung Cam-
paints we have the gre Attest faith in Wtstar's Bal
sam ~ Wtid Chrry. Free from those narcotic in
sre0lents which enter so largely into the compost
tlon oil some othor patent medicines, IL acts with
cut INJURY TO the Nervous System. We speak of
this valuable MEDICINE from personal knowledge Of
us eneets. Scarcely two ars have clap ed since
q member OF our family was raised from the very
brink of the grave through its use and in several
subsequent cases where 1t has been administered
In our household. IL has never once failed of the
desired effect We cheerfully recommend it To our
1lends In the British Provinces and among the
Diseases OF the Lungs"
wrapper.
Prepared by 2. w. Fowle Co., Boston, and for
sale by ID. Gilman, s. c. Ford, jr., 5. b. Waite,
y. Stott, John Schwarze, Nairn Il Palmer, Wash
lngton; and by dealers everyw where. au 7-lw[
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NOTICE TO wAsHISeroNIANs.-Those of our
feilow-citizens leaving for the watering places
and elsewhere should bear in mind that we do
not mail The STAR except after payment In ad-
vance at the rate Of SIX cents per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

PHYSICIANS are generally 10th to speak a word in
praise OF what are called patent medicines" In
deed, rs an article in the code of medical ethics
that ply stefan who sanctions the Of remedies
cannot he considered member of the National As
socla,lon. But there are exceptions to the most
lsPlus have actually been compelled, by the force
Of facts to recommend DIR. J. Hostetter's Stomach
Bltters Tor those diseases which only prevalent
during the summer aud fall They have ascertained
that there are no remedies in the pharmacopia
which can compare with this wonderful compound
r.or the arrangement of the system. Thousands Of
an les residing along the low grounds cfthe ives
tern ana southern rivers. are now convinced that
they have found a medicine peculiarly adapted for
their ailments while IN other portions of the cOun
try, during the summer months the dema nd for the
article is equally large.
Sold by druggist and dealers generally every
Wnere. au Lees:
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National Convention Of D.nt,,,.

SARATOGA, n. Y Aug. TIE DENIAL Con-
the eltction Of DIR 5 ;. Buckingham, Of Phila-
deiphia, as President; Is. A Rodriguez Of
Charleston, as Vice President; b. w. Franklin
OF New York, as recording secretary, and
Wetherly, OF Boston, as corresponding secretary
AT the afternoon session several interesting e.
says were read
The convention will be in session three or four
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A New Ysrser Shot by n berskee Indian.
FoRT SMITH, Ark, Aug "A man named
Solomon h. Nellis, EN- ployed in the once Of the
overland Company, and formerly from Utica,
y. Y, was shot last night by Cherokee Indian
fhe wound Is necessarily mortal. The affair
grew out Of a disfnrban
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

Dranssmesf OF fhe Stomach and Betcsls.-As the
stomach by the agency of the gastric juices assimi
lstes dlgested food into elementary blood. can
NOT be too careful Of preserving IT in healthy and
VI ;orous condition. Holloway's Pills power
lily directive and detergent they strengthen the
d,x-stve organs, and by their Gu atiye properties
cleanse and purify the cd in its process of
conversion 20 ood In all disorders of the bowels
40 lscera their sana;Ive qUal:ies unequalled
Solt ~ all Druggists at 25c., &c and 81 per box.
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All Of DR.. Humphreys Co.'s specific Ho-
meopathc Remedies put up expressly for family
In cases, CONTAINING % walls, from 81 TO IS
each, with book of full directions. For sale by
ia. ID. Gilman, $40 Pa. avenue, wholesale and
retail agent; w: A. Fitzgerald, $50 north street;
also by +. b. Winter, north corner of street and
Vermont avenue. Also Ponds Eytrdct Of Witch
Hazel, for internal and external iniammations of
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Iy
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Politics i'm Georgia

MiLLIDeEviLLE, August s-The State Dems-
cratic (Brec ktnridge and Lane) CONVENTION as
monius gathering. Senator Toombs made pow
fol speech. Secretary Cobb was not present. The
following electors for the State at large were
chosen, Charles }. Mcdonald, and Henry e
Jackson
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New Jersey Republican state Conv.ntion

TRENTON. n. T., August The Republirnn
State Convention meets tomorrow to nomi nate an
electoral ticket. number Of delegates have al
ready arrived. Large deleg at ons Of " ide Awakes
anee1pected. Messs. Burlingame, Ulmann, Judge
Kelly and others, are advertised 10 address the
Convention. large meeting was held in front
OF the Olden Farmhouse 20 near the address OF
Judge Kelly, Of Philadelphia
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The CATTLE CAsE.-The case Of w w NJ
Chrismond, mentioned In the Star Yesterday as in
progress before Justice Dom when the paper
went to press, was concluded soon after Justice
Dom reviewed the evidence, and decided that
the proof Of the larceny in Maryland was insult
fcient TO justify commitment upon that charge,
but would justify the sending Of the prisoner to
court upon the other charge, receiving the stolen
property with guilty knowledge Of the larceny
lie therefore dismissed the larceny case, and re-
quired Chrismond TO give bail in $500 to appear
at court to answer to the last charge. A commit
ment was made out and given to ofncer Yeatman,
who had charge Of the case, and who generously
allowed the prisoner opportunity to get the secu-
rity, gong with him from place 10 place until he
obtained IL.
Our OF THE CRY "A very large number Of the
citizens Of Washington are now away. Some are
of for long visits TO distant localities rusticatng
In the mountains feasting upon the .sdelicacies
Of the season" upon the seaboasd., Others are
only gone for day or two 70 crafty curiosity by
view Of the "mammoth steamero and a short
ride through Maryland. Every other inquiry as
TO the whereabouts Of individuals n answered,
Gone out Of town"
-Dos'r FoReET the moonlight excursion down
the river tonight, for the accommodation of FAM
lilies. novel feature Of the entertainment wi IL
be Shakspearean readings by Mr.. James Eittle,
during the interval In the dancing Fer particu..
lars of the excursion zee advertisement.
ARRIVED at carter's wharf, foot of Thirteen.
and half street, schooner Delaware Farmer.
Briggs, from Baltimore, with 50, 900 feet Of lum.
Der Tor samuel Norment,
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Maine Bell and Ev.ret, Stat, Con,.u,i.,

PORTLAND, Aug The Bell and Everett Stats
Convention met in this city this afternoon Hon
Phineas Barnes, Of Portland, president The con-
venton was called simply as a mass meeting
therefore no regularly appointed delegates were
present. but the meeting was attended by fair
representation from various portions Of the State
bon Phineas Barnes was unanimously nom ted
Tor Governor, and committee Of seven appel nted
TO nominate electors az large, 70 report hereafter
Bell and Everett ratification meeting followed
In the evening.
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HOLLOwAy's Pills

DIARRHRA.--A sudden supp essIon ofthe evncua-
tons frequently ends in collapse. The actirn of
Holloway's medicines are based on a more rational
they neutrallze and expel them through the natmr-
al channels. They purify the fuids, cleanse the
bowels, InvIgofate the stomach, and by regulating
the various functions restore the body to its nor
NAL state of health. Sold by all Druggists at &c.
&C., and s per box. auSIw
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NoTicE-District Of Columbia Advertisements
TO be inserted in the BALTIMORE Sun are received
at and forwarded from THE STAR Office.
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NEW YolK, Aug. 9 -Flour u hssvy; STATE $50
e&o.4o; OHIO % 4OaSS as; southern eS lSses s..
Wheat 10 heavy; southern red 81 3osel -. Corn
is arm; mixed e2ka63c Pork 10 duh; mess
SIS 4Ssis i2k. LAID 10 heavy. whisky 2Ic.
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physician, has Soothing Syrup for Csltdsn 7seth-
ing, which greatly facilitates the process of teethng
by soitenlng the gums, reducing all inflammation
Will eaJ all pain, and is sure to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon It. mothers, it will give rest
20 yourselves and relief and health Your infants
Perfectly ssfe in al csses. See advertisement in
another column. 90 II-ly
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Shock Of an Earthquake in Kentucky.

HENDERSON, KY, August "A sevtre shock Of
an earth quake was experience here at 9s3O this
morning causing much cOnstertiOn for eight OF
ten SCI onds.
LoUi>siLLE, August "A slight shock OF an
earthquake was felt here a. nine o'clock this
morning
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DI ED,

This morning, ADA CAROLINE NOURSE, in
her nth year
The friends of the family are invited to attend her
funeral from the house of her father Mr.. John X
Nourss, No 291 Eighth street, AT clock to- NOR
row afternoon.
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At st Patrick's Church, by the Rev. Father Wal
ter, ;. w. TAYLOR, to Miss QUINTiN RICK
TER, both of this city. (Balt. sun eopy.)
At the residence of the BRIDES father, on the q
inst by the Rev. DIR. w. Il. Edwards. Mr.. g EO.
). ROUN, Of Fernandina, East Florida, to Miss
son Mitchell, ESQ, OF ljeorgetown. ID. c.
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Tn. Lesg Branch Tragedy

PHILADELPHIA, August s 1t 10 rumored that
the victim Of the Long Branch tragedy w.s a
wealthy Southern planter, aud that the murderer
was a negro waiter, who deemed himself insulted
by remarks Of the former,
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North Carolina EI.ct,ev

RALrIeH, Aug. The democracy have ear
ried the state Ellis elected Governor by q ma
jority Of over 200. The Legislature largely
democratic. or ~.
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Fipamcfals

NV YoRK, Aug s.--stocks are active and
higher. Chi ego aud Rock island s5ki Illnos
e s9x; New fvrk Central Sc; Hudson r. T. ~.
IS :; Reading asa Va, 6's 81 No. GO ah!s q.
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Drowning Of a sa,her az Ati.nt.e CITY

ATLANTIC CITY, August Thomas JEFFERSON
Bad gett, OF North Carolina, was drowned whilst
bathing to-day. Every effort wss made 10 resus-
citate the unfortunate man.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

MEYERS MIRACULOUS VKRNIH DESTROYER,
the Oldest and best remedy known for exterminat-
Ing Rats and Mice, CockrOaches, Bugs, Ants
den Insects.
W Principal Depot, 612 Broadway, NY.
Sold by III Druggists everyWhere. ma l8-Sm
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LYoN's MAGNETIC INSECT POWDER
Extermlnates Bed Bugs, Reaches, Ticks, Ants
Garden Insects, &c.
1t coRtatRs no Poison
HOMEOPATHIC RFnKnvKs

LYoN's MAGNETIC PILLS
Are Certain Death to Rats and Mice.
Sold everywhere. ap e-Sm
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TIKI temporary damage TO the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal has been repaired, and navigation
was resumed this morning. = J"
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTMTS

For other GsorgstOtcn Embellishments see frsr page
IN WARM WEATHER
L PREPARE FOR COLD
We are now receiving, and will be during the
month OF August, 900 IONS of COAL, of all sizas
which we Will sell cheap # ord erod prior 20 LIST
September. Gail early and leave your ordes, al
our Offices, If you wish TO save money
G. MYERS 4 SON,
No. Al Water street, Georgetown
j. w p. MYERS " CO.,
jy T-2w Office cor. and 22d sts., Washing'n.
N o II u NJ b U G!
We will commence on Monday next. July SDth
TO close out our entire stock of 81 MINER DRESS
GOODS, &C. DC, at Prize Cost for Cash no m IRE
VIII he asked SPlLMAN d HUNT,
Jy H-eo2w g. Bridge street
HAVING DETERMINED To CHANGEM
II business, III commerce from this dat to sell
for cash my entire stock OF DRY and FANCY
GOODS. Baylng purchased o the most favora-
bic terms and being DESTROYS Of coslng out as es rY
as possible, all who may be In want of bargains
will do well to give me q call.
W.R. HURDLE,
JJA I'm Corner OF High ana Gas SITS.
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BARRY's TRIcoPHERoUs
s the best and cheapest article for Dressing, Beau
nfylng, Cleansing, Curling, Preserving and Re-
storing the Hail. Ladies', try It. Sold by al Drug
gIsts and Perfumers mar II SIN
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MARRIED.

PzNNIEs.-Persone desiring Pennies will aIvays
hnd tham for eIohanea AZ the Star O eioe oou nter
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CALL ON RosKNrHAL, No. 10 Market Space,
and examine his excellent assortment Of boots and
shoes for ladies' gents, boys, misses and children
Don't fail 10 take look at his celebrated aIigato,
shoess
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-09

BRECkINRIDeE MEETING IN ALExANDRrA-The
Breckenridge Democrats, says the Gazette, assem-
bled at Sarepta Hall last night In considerable
numbers. Hugh Latham was called to the chair
and J. M. Stevens and l.. f. Green appointed
secretaries. After much discussion, a resolution
was adopted authorizing the chairman to appoint
q delegates to represent Alexandria in the Char
lottesville Convention-the chair being author
lied to name the delegates at his leisure On mo-
ton, committee Of 25 was appointed to draft
constitution for the permanent Organization of the
Democracy OF Alexandria, and further commit
tee consisting Of J. r. Johnson G. d. Wise. w
ii. Smith, ID. r. Blackjack and James Roach, to
procure suitable meeting place for the Democra-
cy.
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MIR. EDITOR: In the name of suffering human
ity, while mosquitoes draw blood by night and
Sol pours down unrelenting heat by day. appeal
for us to the fathers of the city to have something
done with that iron pump on Twelfth street west.
between and ID north. One should be blessed
with nerves Of iron to stand It. 1t is enough In
run saw-mill mad. I'd rather listen to popular
squatter sovereignty preaching for a century: nav
irrePressible, interminable, nigger-speakine iii
crop Of wool should grow on my head, than
have to bear annoyance from that pump much
longer. All day, nearly all night, It's going.
May the fathers Of the city have mercy on us II
no one else of the neighborhood, for the lady at
least that has PrvprITs