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Something that We Don't Like,

We do,,t like to hear it charged -tha,
every body who voted against the. Union
ticket is not loyal to the Government.
First, because it is not true, band. secopd,
this kind of talk. from the sprofesssd
friends Of the. Government, puts hope in
the rebels. that the CdisIoysl9 element, so
charged. in the Nath, will more than
sympsthize. With, them after q time--in
f,et encourages them to shold & OUT We
think. these "a charges ought Ito cease.
There 10 Away of srousingsihs patriotism
of shes people 81 The NORTH IL il 10 any
way dormant. without such a4eoarse.
The .absye1is, from ans Ohio paper of
Republican principles tits ssrsibie and
manly. Nothing is o.base. and at the
same time SO impolitic. asto charge Dem
ocrats with being peace men, and Secs.
sionists Are the people of Pennsylva,
MIA. or the 10000 Democrats of Ohio,
traitors or symps.hizsrs With secessionf
They are knaves who say il; and their
knavsry does more harm to ,he Union
cause than aught else, - Horrisburgh Pa
triot, and Usion, ( iisfg q sfi.s l 3s,9
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Arkansas troops 10 Little Rock. and the
Missourians 70 Camp Walker. Arkansas
I HsAn QuAHTsns. fILor KNos. Mo, i,
Oct. 2s.-CoIE Boyle. of the 24,ks Mis-
souri, regiment eommend ant at this post,
announces that ths p,oclamAtiou of Gen
Fremont as modified BY tie President,
declaring that martial law will be rigidly
enforced in the counties Of Jefferson, St.
Francois. Warrington and Irouton. and
that ell persons taken in arms against the
Government Of the, United States, in az
irregular warfare, or Who may have beer
found to have participated in any manner
in burning or otherwise injuriug any rail
road or other bridge, or cutting TELEGRAPH
wires, or irjaring any public property
will be -snmmsrily shot.
| Also. shs; the sympathizers with sh
rebeIlioa2who lsse constantly visiting th
stations on the Iron Mountain Railroad
and giving information to the rebels, viii
hereafter be arrested, and dealt t'Awith .
spies. s-s,. ssosA ~,
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distance of Vienna on forsging expsdis
ton. The tesdIt was tie bringing 81
about so lcads Of hay end ESQ bushels oe
oats Eyefythieg quiet ID that directios.
The feconuoisssnce under Gen. Nc
Call. which adssdced to Drainssvills o6
Saturday returqed this u6orning. the Oh
ject of the expedition having been seeou.
plished and valuable iufoftIAtion obtained.
The main body remsined st DraiassvilJe
on Sunday. Engineers under "a ssooty
went to the right - Ter ~ tho Potonsc, \
three miles distant. aud on the lelk = fhe
as the Loudon and Hampshire Railroad.
Rebel pickets we're encountered by H.
escort. and sharp firing ensued. The ..
suit was Eve rebels killed. one Of whom
belonged to the Louisians Tiger regi-
lmsnt. None Of car men were Injured
f WAsHINaroN. Oct s2.-The Harriet
Lane arrived from Indian Head last night
She reports that new batteries hare beer
erected at Matthias Point. sssx
| The Freeborn and Island Belle, while
making reconnaissance ct that point
yesterday, threw some shot into the woods.
and the fire was returned By eotat 40,
batteries of lS hssvy guns. Immsdiately
thereupon the woods and uuderbrush werU
cleared away. exposing the batteries 10
view. Vessels in passing this point asv
(obliged to hug the Virgins shore, aa4
are exposed to Ore for : distances oF soias
four or Eve miles in doubling Il. go
No vessels passed down the river lasS
night, and it is not known that any camsf
mp.
/ The river men report that the rsbeld
t have number of seine boats and Lon:
boats concealed in the creeks and inlets,
betwesn Acqnia Greek and Oesquon Bay
and that they are busylin building lauoc6s
es. apparently with view either to elEess
q crossing Into Maryland, or to ss,se' tssi
i. sells coming mp.
u The rumor that number Of vessels
bound down have been taken BY the rsb-
els, is unfounded.
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"a ~aDUFr,s CoLLHaE, .PITTsBURaH.
Among the established institutions
Of the Iron City sis Daff's celebrated
Commercial College. In all vicisitudes
of business it always prospefs, and
over all opposition it invariably tri-
umphs. Other institutions of simi-
lar kind have attempted to occupy the
fold so welloflle by Duff, but have
invariably failed when brought in COM
petition with the superior manage
inent and talent that stands at the
head Of all departments of the Duff
institution. To-day thisoo College is
without a. peer in the West, and at
tracts pupils not only from Western
Pennsylvania, but from almost every
section Of the Uaion.- Rashington Re-
ciess. s.fs@ ma1i b.,S stdiss7ssdq isw0 ym aso
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= From Missouri.

ESFs % : Fif = sag & RS& ON - /
E, St. Louis, Oct. 25. A gentleman from
Gen, ,Sigel's advance post, reports tha
Price. had LETT Cedar county, and was re-
tiring towards, Greenfield, Dade county
Sigels. advance guard vas near Boil
var on Tneedsy, evening, sad his main
body st Quincy. eiso ~. 49,, !
Lanes, forces we're, a. Osceola, and
S,urgis's, entire command Was wi,hiu one
dsys march behind. ,,.,a. ,,f ~..s =. rs,
r Sigelr was ahont as. far South AS Price,
but some twenty Eve miles East. eyidentI,
aiming for Springfield. 70, cut of bis, re,
treat ~Sosih. while Lane was only i've
days march North of him. .,. .a,.,
= Fremont and staff we're at Pomme dc
Terre river. ., route for @ lincy,s -, =
General Hunter's and -McKinstry's di
visions were marching towards, Wsrsav
Pope was marching, on Leesville, via
Sedahs. aud Asboth Was At Warsawl.
The bridge At Warsaw Is completed.
snd troops gessq TO begin crossiag. on on
Wednesday last sy9sa.Ia .s.yo. 4si 20
The general belief among the, officers
81 Warsaw swas,ythats Price could not get
awAys but would be compelled 20 sight or
surrender. ss,.b,..-g .1 - s..E....-, =
! A detschment, of y g. cavalry broke
up the rebel camp at Buffalo Mills. ten
miles from Cole Camp Greek, on Tuesday
night, killing II. wpundipg q large num
Der. and taking 90 prisoners. together
vith q number of horssa and 2S wagons
RoLLA, Mo, Oct 25,-Repor,s which
are regarded % reliable. state; that aIi che
rebel bands that havs beea infssting tks
country vest, Of hers, sFs esacentratina sf
Springfield; Aso that : part Of. Prices
army had arrived ,here. and the balance
was soon expected.
/, Another report broqght BY coun.ry-
man. says orders have been issued from
the rebel headqaarsera. requiring all the
T'x.s troops .tea aa.'eh 20 Hoareni ths
s-,Is4ss :
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From, Washington.
WAsHlNaroN, Oct. IS.

+ .iy.a fes.I WAsHiNaron, Oct. IS. !,
y Col Joshua T. Owen, of the I'd rsgi-
msnt Of the. California brigade, arrived
there to- night direct from Edwards Ferry,
and has related the following particulars
Fin regard to the recent engagement,
The force on our side Vas 1885, OF
the, number killed, wounded and missing
Ia35 tbsloage TO Col. Bakers regiment. =,
Capt. Vaughan who vas sent over to
bring the dead rsports that . large num-
Der of the rebels slain were carried away.
while others we're intsrred on the battle
asId. The impression is that their killed
fac, exceeded }oura owing TO the efficiency
Of urfartillery. a..,a,.,s,. .ya9r, aha
| Lieut.. Col. Wistar, who WAS wounded
iu the shoulder, arm and jaw, is consid-
cred out of danger, II j. -. ., F.aJ..l :
|, Capt Msrkoe.s of Phi!adelphia. was
wounded In the arm and taken prisoner.
Lieut. ,Williars of Capt. IPatnam's
company. wss killed. sd ;,fe.a .t,aaf -
Col. Owen further states that immedi
stely previous to the, fall, Of Col Baker
the. rebels made flank movement to turn
the, latter's line Col: Baker tperceiying
this Immediately wrote 90 order to be CON
veyed to tho companies OF, the Tammany
regiment which had just arrived. and
while Immediately facing his command to
meet the flank movement, and while about
giving; orders to charge, ,hs was killed
falling ton feet in advance of his column
The lsld on which the battle, was fought
lis eirs.nscribsd within within a. srea a,asf of ssi1
ecfeA 5sy s-ja soa. .ang hssG sd,
Lient Bennett who was taken prisoner
reports that, Col ,Hatten. Of the rebel
army. was killed At the commencemeatT O
the engagement. Sea2;.,g 4sss. a., 4a sga
Private accounts this morning represent
that the soldiers reported ~ missing are
from time 10 lime,coming 10, while others
who were carried down by the current Of
the river are known 70 be now under shel,
ter In tenements on its banks .s ,oa .lI
Lieut. Philip Casey. Of Go. B. 30th
regiment, Of NewbYork State Yolun,eers,
died Of dyseptery ip. camp at upton,s Hill
yesterday. His remains vii be taken to
Troy for interment.44st sd, fa s,s4, ~.
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Col. John A. Gurley.

The Washing on correspondent Of the
Springfield (Mass Republicans writes:
"Hon. John A. Gurley. of Cincinnati
came here last week as member OF Fre-
mont's staff with a demand on the Secre-
tary Of the Treasury for twelve miilions
OF dollars for war expenses. The money
1, not sent. aud Mr.. Gurley has Olsen.
gagged himself from the staff of Fremont.
in order that he might convey to the Gov.
srnment some intelligence that would be
Incompatible with his holding that posi-.
tion This is, of course, against the
General"
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Psnnsylvanla Rlection.
In regard to the Pennsylvanis election.
the Philadelphia North Amsrican says:

In regard to the Pennsylvsnis election.
the Philadelphia North Amsr;cas says:
+ "The result of the late election 10 PHI.
adelphia turns out to be more disastrous
than at 6rst appeared Both branches e
the City Councils have fallen into the
hands of the Democrats By bare majoris.
ties, carrying with them tho vasioos ds,l
psrtments of the city government The
teen members.o Of Assembly from the city,
and q Senator, and the majority of
Thompson (Psople's) for Sheriff. 10 s6
small that the army votei is said to swamp
it.:'
Upon this the Albany Argus remarks:
The press OF New York and Philadsl.
phia is silent iu regard to thsss hsets.
The telegraph has bsen silent slso; and
the public is not permitted to know thas
the Republican party has been dissstrous.
~ defeated 10 Psnnsylvsnis. We hear
that the vote of tho state shows . Dsmo-
cratic majority; and that the soldiers ia
camp have costa majority Of $4,000 for
the Democratic ticket ed
We do not know how true this IL; but
the silence Of the Administration preasi
Q 'n6: a this view of tie result The
Republican press of Pennsylvauis 10 too
pro6igate iu purpose and too rash Ia -.
sertions. to forego the pleasure Of BOAST
ing its success in q partisan conflict, If n
had achieved one."
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-. Democratic. Counties

q.
We t6e In almost every Ohio Demo
cratic papse W take up, : lands.ory .aotics
Of the sbsckbons'' Counties - they sre
esIlsdss a..sil..:' Ctlwiord. sMysudotl
Seneca, ,Rtthh6d, AshIsnd,a Wayns and
Hol@sa ~, 1.ss ss,.3';s ;,4os !, - :
TAs united usjorities gi.shn for Jswsst.
In shAie. Countiss olhciaI and uhoncial il
emily sbyat' I. .76es In Monroe his n.jor-
isy Ia I.S5k.s, or about one half Of the
ssjosisy ei-sa Z. the seven Cosntisa shove
sanpdi and yet TO, reed the msjority Of
the Ds0sssatis pspsrs Of the State one
would 5carce!J knew that there was such
: oo...y h Ohio :. Monroe. ssssa - ).
4sefcs County hss - ~ many men sn' IN IN
shs sesvies--sed large mAjorit5sf whom
ere DsHOeraAIss = . any County q IKE IKE
popslaaies ia Ahs ssAss,= aed-has- ssysa :
1Aadse nzs0srT f'r s'ssts Z sh.s 'ss.'. s',y
osaes Voan'y, 'asss OF sn.u'i.al .5
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.fef, 9. War. |. for for" the
: as'@e Union. 81 ed 20

ssstrike for your affairs and your ares, at =
"strike till the last aimed foe expires" /
: Mr.. WILI1Ax Douas.RTT is filing up
his Company to go into Camp At CAMP
GODDARD. z.nesyUle. ~, -. SO, -. -.
As fast rs the men enlist they will be
mustered into tho service Of the United
s.Ates, (Which puts them on pay end
Immediately BY Lieut.. H
4. WxsT, Recruiting Officer. -.se g.
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The Presidents Opinion OF the Aboli-
tion,srs. e s4e

s. We dnd the following paragraph 10 The
Boston Hsraid.
HoU the President Hold Abol;tiosssts.
A gentleman who recently visited Wash.
iogton City informs the Pittsburg Ga.
zstts that, in conversation With the Presi-
dent, the latter remarked: Il hate All
olitionists % much as you do. hold
them in utter contempt"
4 The Pittsburg Gassstc. that gives eur.
rency to the above. 10 . Republican prist.
The President has reason to hold the Ab-
olitionists as enemies. for ct the present.
time they are the most bitter opponents Of
the Governments policy.
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BLocKApINa FLEET IN THE MIssrssIppI
"A dispatch, purporting to come from
Commodore Hollins, in command Of the
rebel gunboats on the Mississippi, gives
an account Of on attack made by them
upon the United States blockading feet,
which,. tbs account says, was driven
upon the sand bar and the Southwest
Pass, and the sloop-of-war Preble was
sunk. We get this account through q
Southern source and therefore must re-
cieive it with some considerable grains
of allowance. 1t will be some days be-
fore we can have confirmation or de-
NAL tit from our own officers. The
rebels at New Orleans have been threat
ening to run down some Of the vessels
of the blockading feet with their mail
clad "turtle," q naval invention of their
own, which has been repeatedly dsscri-
bed. The fact that they went down and
attacked the blockading feet would
imply that they had considerable conf
dence in their newly constructed yes
sci, or that the feet was not very
strong in numbers at the particular
period of attack. The Prebie was
small s1oop-o war, Of little over
500 tons, and carried sixteen guns.
It has been used for many years, in
ordinary. as : practice ship, and is
probably not such a vessel as could
withstand very heavy guns. Still We
must wait for confirmation of the story
before We believe. that she was SO easily
sunk. ,Gs t..
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ports Of intended interference With our
blockade By European powers are for the
most part the invention of cotton specu.
lstors. EE M 81
Nsw YoRk, Oct. as.--A Ie,te.:so the
Democratic State Con, ention, signed by
all the Democratic candidates and State;
officers, is q favor Of vigorously sustaiu-
lag the Government in it's present strug.
gle to maintain. the stitution,- laws and
Union at all hazards. and at any cost OF
blood and treasure, 6e4p .s,e "a -
: The socccss of the movement OF Con
Stone aud General Banks across the Po-
tomac is-aow established, ss the enemy
ibid not attempt to make farther resistance
to 1t yesterday y "
All accounts agree that oar men con
duc.ed themselves nohly in the affair OF
Monday. Even the portion Of the col
umn which received temporary check
10y the death Of Col. Baker, behaved gal.
lantly, although opposed BY force triple
their number. ast eg
! The ground thus gained was retained
10 the undisturbed possession Of our troop,
]AH day yesterday. isas9 u
| Scouts and reconnoitering parties OBJ
tanned much palatsble Information in re-
lgard to the enemy. ~ f~
I The above facts are derived from relia
Il BILE sources. e77 H'Fn' $40 3a
+ Asbury Dickens, late Secretary Of tn,
+ Senate for many years, died here this NOR
ming, at the age of seventy eight years.
Iii understood that the Blankets or
Idered in Europe, in August, BY the Guar
termaster's Department, are arriving; 20.
500 having already reached New York
They cost the United States forty cent
per popnd. and weigh Eve pounds.
II ss.,,lss Especial to. the Post.1 ID y
l. WAsHlHGroR, Oct 22.--The sudde
stoppsge OF navigation, 90 the Potoma
has produced q commotion among ship
lpiug at Matthias Point and their fate
J Jet uncertain. Itis believed the Govern
) ment will speedily take effective measure
J for clearing away the obstacles TO permi
the free passage of. vessels on the rive
there st aii.3ys zesg a. bzs, ~ 4e4.
General Hallsck is now. on his way t
Washington from Cslifornis. It is re
) ported be will be assigned .. high com
mand in the army immediately on arriva
T. Gen. SCOTS health is much impaire
BY advanced age, aud severe bodily in
, firmities begin to tell upon him
The funeral Of Col. Baker will tax
place in this city to olmorrow Great prep
srations are making for the obsequies 7s
Il The Treasury Depsrtment has allowe
! lsn old claim of the National lssezKgssce,
smounting to $4,000. It IL the sam
! [secfetsfy Dix rejected. eaf ssIasonl .isi'
III Nrw; iYsdsk, aoce. 9s.@TheS os,aams,,
~al learns that % English gsntismat, ap
piled to Benjamin., the rebel Secretary .
State, for 8 pass North, was told BY hir
that Mason and Slidell have gone to Eu
rope VIA Tampico, Vera Cruz and Havs
ns. and that the steamer Nashsiue had no
i left the port Of Charleston. J - q
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II 10 to the virtues and errors Of our
conversation and ordinary, deportmeas,
that We oEe both our enemies AID oar
frieadss our good or bad character Abroad.
oor domestic peace and troubles. and h
= high degree the Improvement or deprav>
Eatioa of our minds,
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NEW POSTAGE STAMPS.

:, sf SrAProRp, O., 0ct. -, leo1. =
HAVING RRCKiyKD the new iasua af Psst>
IL. age stamps, Al this Once. leFeana having
on maud the old issue, eau esohangs thsn fef
the new. during period Of six days fsoa tkia
date, after which the old stamps Win - -.
received at this olaas in payment Of pesteni<-
SOS - WA- 4. WAY,P. A,
Sta1osd, o.
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Certain citizens Of Marion County,
Ohio, have been before q g. Commis,
sionsr, White. Of Cleveland, charged with
'sseasoa--bslopglng 10 the .:Knigh.s oI
tho Golden Circle" an alleged reasonable
organisation. The object Of the order
q 10 alleged. is to render aid and comfor,
to Jen Davis. ~ & 'i% ''' ''.-- Pc -
In our opinion the whole thing = I
humtugspd .y9aaa ssa az 7.saT 90
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on ssol 2 aoCALA1ss NE . Oct "a n
! The shock Of an earthquake was dis
tlnctly felt here at Eve minutes past eigh
O'Clock this. A. M. 9,ss#i saI IS .lsss
PHILADELrHiA, Oct. % IN Messenger
from Washington this A,e NJ, report th
depression caused by the death of Col
Baker hos already disappeared, it bein,
realised. that the movement on Monda,
was an entire success. None of the mil
itAry movements are known there, but en-
tire confidence fis felt. 10 tho success il
General McClellsn's operations; :, =
New. YoRK, Dot. %. The Washing
ton sStsr of the 22d says the expeditio,
from Annapolis sailed yesterday. In nd
dition 70 the troops from Annapolis, VI
learn that quite % many more, join th'
expedition ct Old Point. having been aui
city shipped for thissend from New York
Boston and elsewhere. .-fs - ma =.
e Dispatches TO- the .Philadelphia Lnqui,
rsr say the regiment of COL. Baker, to.
gether with those. engaged with. it, srt
said, 10 have lost 900 10 killed and wound
ed 10 ths late action. a.. ..7s es,.
Col. sBsker, it .is; said, was a lprominen,
mark for the enemy's bullets He was
struck by a. bali 10 the heart. fonr 10 yari
ous parts of the body. and three in the
head. Col. Baker, when he was killed.
was on horseback. and was dressed in full
uniform It. is said that ono hundred
Mississippi rides were aimed at him when
he fell. sbe.a ,gfs.( d,tg s.sf h,
A telegraph siispatch, from Gen. Nc.
ClelIsn's Headquarters ia said to have
been received ~, the War office. at two
o'clock this (Tuesdsy) afternoon. stating
tina, Leesburg would ,be taken in an, hour.
There he's been sharp fighting in. that
neighborhood all the morning .. II was
also reported that Gen Stone and Gea.
B anks had crossed tho p otomsc. aud we're
advancing with $4,000 men on Leesbufg.
IlAMILToS.o Oc,. % r-Col. RI All OF
the Fiftieth Regiment recruiting =. this
place. died TO day at Que o'clock He
was taken sick on. Sunday with, apoplexy.
tad Especial to the sCommersialtl ds0u. G
WAsHINeroNi Oct. "a ---h is raining
steadily here. The Potomac iisl rising
aud nilitsry operations are necessarily
Reliable information from Virginia con-
arms the story, of discontsn; aud murmar-
ing. not only 10 the camps, bnt among all
glasses, atthe management of affairs by
the so-called Southern Governmept which
subjects them to continual sacrifices .ahd
privatioas, and bestows 10 advantages in
return. Il 10 believed that but for the
ovsrawing presence Of the Southern army,
Eastern Virginia would nov be rssdy 10
return to loyalty ,f1.aI oUp.zS &fsss
Many evidences Of Welcome are die.
played BY the iuhabitauts Of London coun-
y toward the newly arrived troops Of
General Bauks.
I,is sslf aanasrs:ood here that ,h. r..
k-t9HS al CT 2nfS0 cav II BfgE ,fats
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- t-tlgs fEfStS 56f %stlN NBfh Tee ffff iitfS 81
10 authorized to enlist men for the 62d
Ohio Regiment, who will bs Immediately
pat on pay aAd subsistence as soon .,
they ore s soli.,ed BY him, : Uniforms viii
slso be. furnished the men without delay.
Rssd the following extract from an
order from the War Department dated
6spss 81 ls6l:d sna,bnI 70 tssos 20 sets
.Recruiting for companies not full. will
be conducted under orders from this Of.
Gee. where special orders are necessary,
and, must 10 al cases be done BY . com.
missioned eficer-. Recruiting to gil com
psnies mustered into service aud turned
over to the United States. must be ac-
eording TO General Order No, So. Of the
War Departnent." ,sd ssoas i,..u Z
Monroe County has sent = lsrgs mum
bes Of men ioto the virginia service. for
which she gets % credit. Tnerefore, she
vilL have toxrsise, more msa, o. be- draft,
ed. % witl be ssenlfrom the. following ex-
tract from the Aajatant' Gensfsl order:
The ratio of recruits mnst be one in
ssesy forty Of the population. 70 make the
,anosa pf each conny No one should be
content 70 stop shori Of ,Ail, The entire
number must be made ny from the. State.
ff it+ cannot be done BY volunieers. il
must b done by draf'," s.faoa 80 q. ),
i Monroe Ooaa,y. 10 nov. ia snlissing,
the Banner County Of Ohio. She must
s.ill remain the Banner County. and I,
would be 2 lasting disgrace 70 the fair
fame Of oar Couat5, it drafting bad 70
b. rssortsd 70 for sbsi psrposs ofaraising
her quosa Of pen. la.A io saasfI
!, Tn sitissss q shen Tsyashipa xAisA
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+ az Columbus. Kentueky.lia . hard
place. An old farmer who had been bad.
ly svindled there, said of il. STd
"ff the angel Gabriel happens to light
at Columbus. ,there'll be no resurrection,
for they'll swindIe him out Of his trumpet
before be eau make siuyls toot.'' g =
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In thirteensof the sixteen tovnships oi
Gsaass County. Tod received l0o, sper
cent. Of the vote. Pls;n Dealer. er,sd g
With such . strong per s.csnt sbout
him, there can be no 'misssking the where
sbo1ts Of TOP -he aint With ths Demo.
cIecy. 81 y li-- haa aas.-al1a ai.a,a s.a.
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