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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-12

1.-THE Saco Dem0crat-a treason
sheet-a paper which has gone over to
Jeff. Davis hook and line, bob and sinker,
publishes the call for Democratic State
Convention! If that paper, in its pres
ent status, represents the Democracy that
is to meet in convention, every honest,
true friend Of the country will desire to
be counted out. We would as soon meet
in council with Beauregard, jeff. Davis
or Coy. Wise, as with the Saco Democrat
Machias Union, or Bangor Democrat
Bath Times.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1861-07-12

TERMS, Ten copies, $1,000; one copy when
paid within six months, 81 so at the expira-
tton OF the year, 500. No paper discoutuu-
ed until allarrearages are paid. These Terms
Will be strictly adheared to.
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TERMS OF hDyBRTIstNG.--onesqn square orless
three insertions, s %; each subsequentinser
tion % cents. one square one year, 5000
A liberal discount made on loug advertise
ments. ssuartis 16lines Nonpariel.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
9trine nite impcrtirte
SSScine, StqmDrS nm1 @taorrc1,.

9trine nits imprrtirte
SSeine, Siqmnrs nnb @i9arrcm.
untsr Der Girma '"'"
M'KEEVER s. BROKEN
unp rperOcn in ibrcm Stere, No. 4 Grbauoe
5otel. 9earl Str, 0tl6mcnO, Ga.,
Ir bic 6OI9e Elm ete reboscs Eager fibren pon in.
pprrten uno in6nplitCn " ~
9Eeinen, StqdCrs unr Giaarren,
gcnpCn 9Orter, G.cctd Nle.
SHrpinrs II. /. m,
duf peltc Grtife bieben bic 9utmefumfeit ibr,r
une ees 9eebren 9ublitImS tnSpcutn b erauben. rem
ebsn aber aueb Sugled bic 8sr6rruNa atbfnp sae Srr
bel uns 9etaut Nre ais dbt sarGnir rerben fam nnf
ua lsoem 2betIe Der Stapt fre tnS Saus oerfcr mre
Aler Mc Reeper
GbaS. 81 8rifen
N5- Or. Srtfen trlautt i6 lencn GreunSrn si,
@neSe gu maGen oaB or bas eitoer von INN brtr;rbsn
Seaer> nno Gebenes sSertunsS zG5rtdf fortckcn mirp
Seue Shhe btIinSst iit iest in bcm stOre btr Srrsn
@cSteeeer II. Sriten. ~ T''''"
&a2- Srriidsrunscn aIlsr art uno in beu stusn
0flell6eTten mereen btl9it oa6t tn tntoeacnae1pmmen
0eGen SerltbtrunS (SnfIrancsj pcn6e man Iicb an
Sr. Srtdeu
NO. @rd,nnae Snt,I SDs,rIhr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05

y odrpC
!0nnen bel unterjet6nstem ltstS freunrlicbe 3im
mer uno quite 8ci: rbalhn. Aut ltebeu tIpia,
simmer an leoise 9erren lu yermietBen BET
SOen Marrbaulen, Qgt.,
am 9leum Mdrtt.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05

HaRelno uub tcnnernc fu6ren eineS Sormtt
tags me6rsre Saaorqupnsen bic StraBe beruuf.
Olttten I'M pCuen Saaen birIt bic pprrerlfe Dor
Der Scnne unp n6tbiyie bapurh tie anpern an
sinem eben 70 pIGBli6en 6alt.
S}n Der Come eab es Elm Rennen unb Saoen
Srepp' auf uno at. Der Gsr,ce Rarl lelblt mar
ss, Der in Der erittn &alsirbe LAP unO i'm raidbtn
SOrteiia9en mad Dem SI6urwnlO einsn 9rnnf
pom Ssten be9ebrts.
Dle @brs mar 9rCB, nod 9r5B;r aber bic Gile,
mir meldbsr Der Ssfebl aus9eiiibrt merpen mufte
psnn e5 mar betannt, baB Der 6rrr nitt aerne
wartsts uEp wecsr in @rO6sn nod i'm &lsintn
rim SnrerniB isirsS gEiaens gsltrn liee.
Ter Srnnenmtrtb flrg ra6tr pie elm Slna.
ling BON atSebn Sabren, unp wsnig feblts, 10
ware sr Die Grsppe biuatsefauen; bod trahts
er ben altsn 6amiIieup,tal sIiflib bis on pen
lBa9su.
Ssin Scbn Iab pom 8en7tr aus ,u, pis i'm
oct 6sr5US in GmOfans nabm unO nab ,ncm
4mttn 3use Wisrer Suriifsab; er fab. wie rer
iunSe 6lrlt 9nari9. nber immer baIia NIT Ii1em
Batter lprab, Wc 6ieisr mnter tapIenD freupi,sn
8ndin9sn llh wsi9erte, Ole 3rhe ,u maiden,
iber pom Dem bei rem 6srscg i'm g0aaen lieenpen
cofbsrrn etnen mt cinem 9ctietrriiten gGinE
0'Ss'tcten Sllbertbnlrr 0nnstnsu muBte gi,u.
]lsli8 betrHttete sr ten pen Suasnp uno s}aup
ult ltrntIsnren Vhnpcsburn, pslIen aamodbt ION
ole 3lbI Iener Sabre U0l mabsn unp rod rem
0uni6 lstnes 6er5ens nctt srfI0en fcnnte: oas
scrnsbme, frste @eiitbt nit ben berril6 umber.
ibwetlenpsu blauen Qu9en prufte cine ma6tbs
Uu6te Sor9lolatrit aus, wsI6e ole 6reuCea oes
gebsms i'll oclen 3u5en lbIIrfts unO fb pater
um tsinsrlel SeOentn 3u tummern Bate. @U
mube sc wsnt9fsnS fiEem iuu9su MtnBen er.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05

A. JUDSoN CRANE.
NNOctat unO Ufeatiltsr @ertdtsannalt.
OfFes: lie ShaBe iwil4sn Nain SanfN,.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
SfclU 0S0rfcf yNSpfcl.

Gdr Der 6. II. NdrlbaQitr.. 8i6mcnp, Sa.
Oiefes aeIhmndpcu ctu9eri6tete Sotel wirr
pem rsiitnceu 0ubIifum beltens rmpfoblsn. Die
untor5e6ncteu srIaubcn lid susiti6, ,um Site.
rem Selu& risies. 2ctas ireunDlitf en,ulapen.
wcietT!: ltrts paS teife easerbier unp ontise gr-
frtihunSrn ga fnpen inp.
SOarpers fnorn reictit frennp(i6e 3immer.
quite &oit uno 6u9prtnmmenoe Sepienuna.
Staeelbpler H. 6Gusler
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
The German ADVERTISER.

me Oerhan ADF EKT TISER,
3. HAssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every day, Sunday excepted, at
$500 per Annum, payable in advance.
Terms for Advertisements reasonable
OFFCE: BROAD STR, next to CRY HALL.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
u m8u9!
.MiuiafrD lOaaren! F.!

u. G. BARTON erlau5t I'D, pie 4n,eiac IN
MAIDEN, pap er Iensn StUre pOn 100 nah 229
MainraBs, Oterbdb Der 9ten, Oerleat Sat no or
IN ieper Sniion Elm opltGuriAes N6crdmrnt Der
lUlAcnnsn Nrtitsl pOrrdt6ig bait: SeiDcne uur
5irob, 1Gte, 6auben, &Opfpuss, irhn36fte Blu,
men uuD Sdnper; SpiBen 8ertba's unb Gaps.
epieen.S&leter, Grausr- Srasen unO ieiOene unr
rua,6iilte Spiben- Nanti1a5.
Damen, peltbe Die 8are9tte tSiut N f6nnep
EN- St9rs 9OlitinUiae Uaa~ &c. An3Rsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
Sfeme 2SSirtbitbnft
lIun
6 aser ter @ aIci

wager iers Gallon.
Dem 9ubItum Die er9ebenits Qn,eige, ods rer
llnter3e6nete in ieinem 6aule am Qlleu Niartt.
eem 6tlthmartt 9e9eEiiter, cine 9Birtblhaft nebit
ya9erbler'SalUn erridtet bat, woielbll er 66
reuen mirD, feline 5reumps unO raS Wutlifup, i'm
Au9emeineH mt ben bslten @etrdnten beotener
iu tDnnsI, 5tpreure RiGrr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
Sefanmtmacbnm0cu.
E. ]. PICO T,
9pptbefer.

Gde Der 17ten unO Mainfrdee,
tmpFeb!t iein rst69altiaee Qaaer oter in sein
6ad idblaarnpen grtife we aud Norfimsricns
Setfen, Surten unb 8Gmme itcer qrt; 6ortrn
Dele. @tas ,c.; @iearrsn, Hau6, Ran. unS
S6nupftdtaf unc piele dnpere Nrtifel wel6e in
bteIaen Npctbetsn sewGbnii& ssfiibrt werbrn.
0duptldhit6 matt osrelte auh ouf Isiu,r
esruemtsu nun@ unfrbibaren ,Strento g8crm
Rillrr" dufmertF.m
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
lAIlna tem Worterr.

gielncn 6rcunSen letpie Dem 9ublum insaeiammt bi,
cr9epene @nci9 Dap meine gBrtbi9ft mir ,rr
beoenen nuen @nId9en llntcrbaltno ees ubIifHms
Ssreesn pom bratssn 6ass al wirber 9e6nt it, 8epn>
rere HaTe 10y a melhe neu einsertcle Re aufmerfiam
wab u non lnb, lcple AID GjenGnfe iebcr 9r Yen brr
Aualttat. GreunOl9aflt4t gum ;abreifen 9slu@ asst
Gin Simon SttinIt
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
SSSirtl) Grow
1llall0!
1a1a1l0

Netnsn 8rennotn nno Dem 9cIammten Nub(t.
tum Die Gnseiae, pa6 mrinr neue
GortcrssStrtBfBoft
Dem Dc Sen6e leet pffen febt. Diecltc in aufs
Welhmadeolllte einserihtet. uno tGnneu bic ae
sertsn @aIte nit osu tsitcn @rfrif6uneen ieScr
Art, lr'rts aud init wdrmen uno talten Speilsn
beotent weroen. gSeintrinfer made id porouf
aumertlam. Oas i'd Den BON mir sespseusn
Sir9ntd gGcin
rein unr uneerfdIid5t iu so Gts per SlaI6s Ser
taufs. um Saslreiten Scluh tittet
y lcntin 81 hIsr
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
SenilletOu.
Ser gpmp.mmirtb

S6wobidhe SClte9elht6te aus rem Ypriecn
Sabrbuneert BON 6ermann &ura
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
25.
(5crtIebuna.)

Nun, 10 rtdbnet ab, unb menn Sbr 70 Siel 3sit
troutet, tis Sbr wiFet, wos Sbr @uce in bic
H'dnun9 l@rettrn poIIet. 70 mifet ,}6r etem
rertrsil rie 9iraf6oft Irifen.
9b ni6t. 9as Spri6wcrt Iaat: ben gGr-
9'n fol- man rirgen. llno pis fam man penn
BON mir perlan9tn, bds i6 mod, enen writersn
Hspers ansfftGen iclI pun iptecn oeiuss SUrttcm,
mems? SD bab' Dir ,par wc6I perlprrcben, poe
tb oid Bel mir teba!ten nil, uno wa oudb ia.
6,t biriten, wenu bu bid bdltIt mics redbt N.
namtdb beiIer als Fisher. Gtsr Sanb unb Sus
wiu tds mir curh sinsn Rtpers nid,t tinceu (or.
fen, rcnn Ipnf mdref ia Su Der Ssrr unb i6
mubf mir 3eitlebens arfotlsn ioiTen, mas Dir an.
fansis mar. girn, esr Stlap' in mrtnsm ,oe.
nsn 6ous wta Id nimmermcbr w,rbeu.
6rtecrtf ieste ben Rcpf stne @eile ouf brice
6Gnbr, Die er auf benz Slide Iiea,n botte. aIs
er bas @rfittt wisotr rrbub, mar ale Tnrbe tor,
aus sswi6en. Sebt fcb' id crf, cag es cine al.
ssfartete Sad TT, fuate sr nit riuem Sltd aui
bic Sticfmutter unO StrIts6 rie Stuts.
Gsriitne meinte tittsrIi6 ii6er bieIes neue
5nrrrniB.
DdS lit cine gEcIt Iaste rrr 6irf6tausr unS
trbrte fdb nod tsr @anb.
Die Sdueriu beultr unb Ihrts, bak man armf
Seuns 10 uutsroride, bic S5bur fIu6ten, unb Der
tletne gSri6fcpf. Der beuts rie N}tlt aar nidt
Vsrtanb. iaB belfiir,t uuo furhtIam In Der Gfe.
Srteeridt absr 9lnubte Al bemerfer, oa6 Der ober.
mdis in 3wrifel acarute GtfoIs Iener cbr!iden
Semubunaen auf bic gSGrcisuna feiuer 4tiHt
Cbtr wrn9ifens auf bic S6dbuna ietuer IelbIt ,r.
ridwtrte.
Die 6ri6bGueriu wrnigIfens Ibier itn berrits
nit mnoer 9unitiaen Nu9en aniublfcn ais Ife
aus9sbrult bate. mahts lie Gin 8tIiCtt uno
9Dnute ibm brim Gbi6ieoe faum elm Bort.
@briitne atsr nabm itm pieorrbclt oas Ier.
ipreden ab, aud pieir Yrifuns mc mGalib bur6
@eoulo uno @etcriam III iibrrwinoeu.
S6Cn Die fOIs nbsn Sage ,eiaten ibm, coe .r
lIdo In ieinen Berscbnuu9en o6aia eet6uItbt bobc
uno fur BEN na6fsn SOnntas auf bic lsete. BE.
ltatt9enoe 9rofIamatipn pcrSi6ten mITr. Or
ipra6 nidts, mar in ieinen Srrri6turoen aciei.
ger bsnn ie, ater feline punp seti0cnen Qippcn.
fine nit Slut unterlaufensn @usen verrietbcn
DEN Sturm. Der in ibm arbetete. Die Narbr
auf Ietner Sttrns trat oft blutrUtb bcrocr. Dir
erute ft deu Bel osirm Qntf bic GSpfe ,ufam.
men D murmsltcn chamber gu, nas I.i einRerl,
BON Sem man fb peS asrstsn eepGrtiaeu malTe.
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Seiualfftoru

Sceiueunscu.
Der ,,Snwser" ertcin eoen Ntpraes SrnntaeS auset>
uumn,cnr um p6ben6cn Subieriptcnepreie 9ts.,
iatItar en- Die rp Srdser in jSbr&er SrrauS
bobune sluNiaen fnoeu unter fplgeeen Stbin9unstn
Suiuobme; gnmaiise GinrIduus 10 3een potr wens
St 80 Cts, ,psidliec rs 9S., oIeimase 81 90 cine
s8pb nc s. 25 cinsn gpnot $2.oO Srci @cude $780, fee
Rcuotc SIS 90 ipclf Mpuae $1,000 in piertCli6brider
sprouSeeabuns @Hei0sn, bic nab Seliebeh eer6nbert
weeen tbnrrn psrbcu nit S25 90 per 9abr tsretuct
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05

OamPn1rH- Serbiupun9 ,ptlhen NlhmonO un0
9few gJurf.
DaS Ddnpfidiii r8Onuote" perld6t Nt6mcnS
lsoen Otenita9, Na&mittagS ubr, unp glUrfot
Gftttwcd 0tttdg.
Oas Onmpficbif nSamcetcmn" pert6st git6.
mono tepen 6reitds, Nadmittass 4 ubr, unp
NprfcIf am SamStaa Nttaa.
Der 8abrpreis in Der Gajate, 3aGl;,itcn e,n.
9e1tc1eu, betrGst $40.
Sm SteeraQe, Ubuc 8uh, SIS.
Grcurlicns Stdei, fur Die Commemorate eal.
tte. SIS.
Eeiirnbe, Die Itittwc&s uur Sametaos psu
petersburg 6riitiua benuBen, trcffeu ,c.tio NIT
Der Ncrlolt petegSturs Slbn in erHerer Stupt
elm, 3m NIT rem Oamrftoct mcitcr aeben ,u tSn-
men. Ndets, fir pieir Spur t6nuen Gm Neters
burg Depet SeIUft wcrrcu uup brtraot rer oou,s
6d9rpres 9.ebfaGs uur $40.
Su Lam II. 6einefen
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1861-01-05
6. Gutfec's

z. cutters
sEtrtei6aft unp Qastrbters Salon,
l2te Strabe, 3wiUen 6rantlin unO Watn Ctr,
(fruber @uYer's),
1T aufe @Ir9antele etuser6tet unb nit ben tt.
i'n GrFtil6unsen perisben. 6rana6flde 2otb,
uno Hbeinmeine linO ralclblt audi ,u Guserif iii
li9en 9reilen bel Der 6Iaihe unp @aQcne ~ ba.
bsn' um 3abrei6en 3uipru1 titrt
G Sutier
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14

sssdbss p's,eSe ess'% And 1t lasa
p ~ yse6 dsy, OF thsss eonshs
eee nss, 81 - disQisssd for hose.
Ard - 0osssal ssessssd shasks fos
oar bravery aad courage. And then
SSH mas received thirty thsss dolla's
pay, and ~ seot back 70 Fillsttel6.
An 20 muoh b shsre, u sose me q 'sas.
atiy dollars before l - setiated cum
cieotiy, to need hunger belt DO more.
And besase thar ish pot.pg else to do,
- they only work for war, I intended,
- soon - bsd eat sufficiently to eo
list In snetbsr redshgment, bus hes,
With great grisf, they do not calls. IN,
other soldiers bot Who can speak En-
glisb, most probably that he be sbIe to
ask the rosd It It comes to a run away
10 the epemy's country. Bot ! can no
Eoglish, 90 there 10 nix left to me but
to feed for the present, may be the 10.
glish comes in the sleep ~ soon - the
hunger will allow me t. tink, they Say
here to speak Engli.h, You must bite
your talk together, ADD koch with the
poiot Of your tongue against them
You will therefore perceive, that yoo
nust send me money II shall stand the
thing here long. Farewell.
Your obedient son,
GorTHRlED BAATsBKRAPPEL.
PosrsC When ] had finished
this lotter, | received news that they
had fought . large bloody battle here,
where both parts, our enemy's and our
'siends, we're cut down most horribly.
Properly se were vic.oss, bu. uDpro-
perIy not, for at last both parties retired
tor one another. aud our people we're in
such haste to bring the information If
their victory to Washington, that they
arrived sooner than the army oxen.
Among the booty some Of our soldiers
brought along, was = horrible large
knife, wherewith the enemy formerly
CIT up 80 much, aud our people will
now continue their business. Once
more, send money, good people, and
remember with love,
Your obedient son and brother,
GorTIslRD BAATsHKRAPPRL.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14
A /. ebe1 0uochausen.

An imaginative Richmond IVA. writer
has this pleasant little story:
AlIud'ug to barbarity reminds me
Of something ] heard Iast night. !
wrote You that the enemy, when they
came to Manassas to bury their dead
sIsin in the battle Of the 10th, COM
nenced entrenchicg themselves. They
formed their entertainments of human
bodies took their dead comrades, and
piling them one on the Other, dug a
trench and Mrew the dirt up over the,v
bodies to form breast sc0rk. am not
sure that It is not wicked to relate any
thing 90 horrible, and admit that civil
zed man was guilty OF it, but 1t is true,
not outstanding"
The whole story is utterly false.
There we're not over dozen men killed
10 the affair Of the 10Th, and they had
been removed long before anything was
done toward tre"cb'ng, on the 2lst.
The same fastidione scr,bbler says
that "some Of the United States Sena-
tors had started with the cavalcade,
taking their families NTH them, ana
we're travelling in the rear of the army,
in splendid carriages, on their way to
swell the triumphal procession into
Richmond.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14
Geld ConsOlotion.

Who pays The war taxi The entire
country, is the answer. Yes; but while
the tax is paid BY the entire country. it
appears thst those sections that are the
best able to pay the largest sums, 10 re-.
atty pay the least. For instance, Iowa
pays e452,O ss. while both New Hamp.
shire asd Vermont, with more than
double the actsal wealth. pay s42s, 474,
and Oonsscticutand Rhode Island $4o5..
ls7. The State Of Illisois pays u, l4e,.
81. while Massachusetts, Connection,
and Rhode Island, with their immsaas
notwithstanding wealth and capital, pays
Nls3le,7ss. Then take the States q
hliseiA lswa, Ohio, Iadiaaa, kisAieas
wsssoas6 "a 1lssesota.. NJ - =
sessd thse hey ~ os,soo, SIC, = nor.
- ene-elaeoss = - satigs dirsel
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14

~ Densssols a The several Townships Of
ssees sesssy - ssqusstsd 70 ssad Dsisgasss 70 .
Oeaalg Csoveatioe "a b held at the Court House
:" she assv q Dsvsnpsst. on Wednesday, the 2lst
dsy = Asstst, q Two o'eloek r. \. The object
- sss Ussvsatioa 10 to elect Delegates - attsLd
The 5esse Csavsnsios " bo holden 1t Desmoines
Ne Soth DAY Of August inst.
RATIO:
0ss Delegate for each Township. ssd one sddi'
Aosai one tor each tweL.y votes east ri the LIST
PssesdeLtial election.
COuNlY COMMITTEE.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14

~. i1HsAIs. Il aalssgsnsss y
Lsssssuy oosssitstiossl. The States Psy
~ = YssPsssissss tss ssasaa ~sa'Ah
they posses, bat sccosdisg 70 their pop-
alasion. Iowa has one-fosty-thiTd ofths
popsao1sss - ~ Usiop, bat only one
sixty -Gfth Of the property-beaoe ONE
sixty 9TH Of the property pays one-forty.
ehssd 1e(-aha .satioaA -lax Not % in
RsslUyG4ae& uhssp properly u
jesesf m PrSpohssa ttsds hs pspalse
lion. While the sats Of taxation there
gill be two or three mills per head here.
il will b six or eight This ~ouId not
seem 20 bed we're the tar bot for one
years duration, but it il . perpetual leg
soy. IL it right thst the people Of one
section should bear On unequal share Of
the hurdes With those Of smother
Should it not be 80 arranged that each
State should give in proportion to it,
ability, and not in proportion to it, pop
ulationl 1t 20 strikes us, and a. this
load 10 to be carried for years, it
is to be hoped that the proper steps
will be taken to make it bear equally
upon oil.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-08-14
OlsORGANlZERS I

aotice the epi:efulnsss With which sLme
Of our contemporaries attack the late call
for Q Democratic Stste Convention
those who ere 10 favor Of it
are dsnominatsd disorgan'sers, bolt
srs aad enemies to the Demo
cratic party. These epitaphs come, Of
course, from those Who were 10 favor of
Mr.. MAhony's Convention. A consis'
tent Get Of men are those to deDounce
others - d'sorgsnisers, when With the
issuance Of the Mahony oaIl, the only
disorgsnixation that we know Of was
commenced. II there has been any
boiling At ali, Mr.. Mahony may thank
himself Tor having inaugurated it. de
assumes to be dictator Of the party in
Iowa. He claims it % . privilege to
say when and upon what terms the par
~ shall move about its work ; he DIS
dsins tO confer in the usual manner
with his fellow committee men, and
when asked to DO little more modes,
and come down upon party usage, he
sileuily refuses such condensation.
II 10 cool, remarkably cool, on the par,
Of the press whica defends such unmau-
esly and discourteous conduct, to accuse
those who stand BY the party and en-.
dorse from beginning to end, the
ussges Of the party, and who wish to
have the machinery Of the party 60 run
~ to prevent jar aud discord, Of being
disorgaoizsrs and boltcrs Let him who
commenced the work Of disorganization
and those who supported the act, even
to. the breaking in sunder Of the party,
take the Sin upon their own heads.
We trust they have q reaIising sense Of
the result CT their lsbors.
The regularly authorized call for q
State Democratic Convention is now
i~ued, and We are the last one to be.
lieve that it will prove recreant to the
Democratic cause. We shalt be glad io
have those same men who attended tbe
former Convention attend the Demo
cratic Con yention also. 1t 10 their duty
% b there. Because they made > false
step in attending the other, we see nj
good reason Why they should persist il
that cause. They intimate very strong
" that this Convention il called for tbt
purpose OF getting up some auaIgsma
ton dsrogstory TO the Democratic or
ganization. II they believe what they
ray it is their duty to be there to pre-
vent it. and their efforts to that end vii
meet With cur hearty approval. At tina
Convention We hope to see every coun
~ in the State fully represented b.
Dsnsocrots, and that the action of IT,
Convention will be consistent and Dem
ocratic throughout. We have no ide'
that any bargain or sale Is intended
but If ouch 10 the case we ask to b
couuted out. 1t 10 a. much the duty O
Dsmocrats TO stand together to-day .
il ever VA, and none would be NOR
dissatisfied than ourselves to see Low
Democracy adopt cour.e different fror
that which has been taken by thei
brethren in other States.
Let the democracy Of the State com
forth and 10 convention assembled r,
solve to perpetuate its time-honored q
gsnisatiop, and denounce al attempts
amalgamation OF usurpation of authori,
especially within it, own fold.
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LiGHrE & BRADBURY'S


PATENT INSULATED FULL Iron 1RAns ssw scALs
Grasd and Square Piane-PoEtOs.
The Insulated Iron frame peseesvee
n7 the original tone Of the nstrunsnti Il
I'll it. parity, securing it for all time against tAat
most disag, sesble tinny quality u tone invariably
found in oil other Iron frame Piano Fortss. I,
greatly strengthens the ease and thus keeps the
Piano Forte much longer il tune. 1t gives the
instrument much fuller, richer and sweeter tone.
IL adap3s the Piano 70 Ill cmxtes snd to I'll chan
gss Of atmosphere, and in al respects it 10 pro-
oOunesd, ana in all respects it il pronounced BY
our best ARTIST the greatest imprsve"sn, OF The
age in Pano-Fsrte construction; producing an in.
stsumsnt acknowledged 70 % superior e al 9TH
ses made in this county or Europe.
4 lov oeealneu1els In regard . ~ espe.s.
. ~ - sas \ ~ Sesle Pssrs assslsssA flas.
~ have examined the Piano Fortss Of Lights
Beadbusys with entire satisfaction. know not
that there are any others better either in orr own
eoustsy o. elsewhere. "-DR- LowsLL Mason.
In cleasnsss, siehness, and volume u tese, Ael-
jo.sy elasticity Of toseh and me repeating actios
| have ssvss played upon their sqssl.-R. A.
W0IlDu0AUY3.
- II voluns. richness, evenncss, and purity Of
No. aud in dslicacy Of touch they certainly excel
apA "a tkst beaatifn singing quality 20 desisahle
ret 90 seldem touDd."-N ILLlAn Mason
shave never RI ,ysd upon % rich and heavy
tone square Piano Forte. "-AasnUR NAFoLsoH.
an sstoaishsd and dslig GIFTED with the New
>cale Iron Frame Pano-Fortes made BY you.
Tnsrs must be . splendid future for Lights /
Bradburys' Piano-Fortss. "-0AO. F. ksof
II nave never played upon % 6ns and instsu-
mont Csc. F. Bxisrow
II consider them - 70 beauty, richness, fullnsss
and equality Of tone, - we'll their agreeable,
elastic touch equal i not superior t. any Pianos
made ia this country or EuroI EXAM WELL
"ln power, quantity, and equality Of tone, they
-ertainly excel; while for that peculiar rich and
.inxing tone 80 invaluable an acc0m psnimGnt
T. the voice. have never met their sqaal."-C.
LA0sIxI.
.Tney have al the requirements for superior
inter pretation Of both classical and modern cea-
poejtioas,"-A. SfaAkOea.
Waseeoom A3D 8soe0O 6esoss, . 6oU dooso
esee 81 BsOa1wsv. NoW Yos9.
UsAf,s1AcfosY GUARANTEE eIvm..2
ooelt-lyOOW
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