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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

ana retail BY WIZ H SCOTT,
Apothecary, Market PlscA Franklin street,
lac Sucee@qf 70 J. w. Garlick.
G1kOCEAslxss, Lag UOlss, -.
IT ARGE STOCK OF GROCERIES,
IL 10 which we ite the attention # " hole
shAe buyers. Country Merchants and suffers
wonld do well to examine our stock.
10000 German SEGARH,
1S0. 600 Domestic do.
xW VW havana do. part Y0rV 0hoinA
1000 Grouna PEPPER,
10 bags grain do.
g cases gh.., Hsidsiek CHAMPAGNE,
~ 90. Heidsick 4 90. do.
so do. Golden Star do.
50 do. Anchor do.
20 chests choice Blsck TEA
so dozen French MUSTARD.
10 cases AARASCHl NO.
100 boxes Toilet SOAP,
20 reams CAP PAPER,v-
100 gross Lead PENCILS,
400 do. Steel PENS,
' SO dozen Hair BRUSHES,
50 do. Tooth do
10 quarter casks BRANDY,
50 bbls choice Old Rye W6ISKEY.
.ja7-6t@ LEE e. DUNHAM. 80 Pearl ct.
IN SACKS q A. SALT :
CU 300 bags Blackeye Peas.
lcO bbs. Halifax Gu: Herriurs
100 half bbls. N. G. Family Roe Herrinss.
80 bb's n. g. Ont Herrinas. =
50 bhas n. o. Mols sos.
lVO bbsS Stuart'S Mountain WhiSkeY.
50 casks Ale and Porter.
loo baskets ard cases finest Champagne.
/ so btls Extra No. L. Powdered sugar.
20 bbis. superior Lubricating Oil
200 boxes Adamantne and TalloW Candles.
100000 German ana Havana Cigars.
200 gross Matches.
or. casss Cognac Brandy, 10 years old.
80 6bls. Common Brandy and Gin.
10 gross Playing Cards.
500 boxes Manufactured Tobacco,
IS baskets Olive Oh.
8 cases Ssrdines.
For sale BY VIM B. JONES 4 co.,
ja7-6t 18th ~ between Main and Cary.
ERENOH MUSTARD. = :
= 50 doz.n
FRENCH MUSTARD.
Just received from New Orleans.
jaz-6.. LEE & nUNHAM' Ian 80 Sc PEI Ps.si q.
lHH A N p A q n +.
Just received, Of various brands.
AIa js7Es.. e. ' LEE 4 DusHAx. 80 Pearl st.
p E P E R:
200 boxss Ground, aad
Just received
: and for sale by
is7-6t* LEE q DUNHAM, 80 Pearl It.
& A,ALT-We are 10 expectancy to arrive tAii
u week, lot Of Virgins SALT, and should b
glad to close the condgnment from the Depot In
W. D. ToMPKINs 4 BRO,
EINUR-5o barrels fancy Farm Family
il Flour, very superior article. For sale
jaLst rARDY I WILLIAMS.
|T7ALLOw-1o0 lbs. Tallow, Tor sale on con.
sixnment. 81
est TARDY 4 WILLIAMS.
ORUSHED SU0ARS,-
~ Hsvemeym, Townsend L Co., and How
land 4 Mollsrs's CRUSHED SUGARS.
jas kent. PAINE 4 90.
4 II. F0KTEE. 90.
go e..ks H.r.e.sa Al n quarts and pinta.
loo Alsops N quarts.
50 zbbets's PALE AL, in quarts aaAp.nta
400 bsza ans OLARET WINE.
ioS ieS saaas sss as,1f ,61faAnPAaNE, IN qu.r.. .n1
Is Bs.lsss Imperial Cabinet cHAlPAaa1. ID
100 scses Charles He,daisks CHAMPAGNE, b
100 bxs. a.d baiksss CHAMPAGNE. Other heanda
% boxs OLIVE OIL
O. WOLFF.
d le-lm Row Oflsans. Il.
IDUOKWHEAT. RIEFLoUR. OORN, %
GO s.e. saalvhsas Flour;
ssS Sa:sss Sshsa q Nal IN depot;
3 Tos - - S 81 nAn 4 HARvn, .
dsa Gary asd lltA sl.ssls.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

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FsSsrai soiAi ~ ~ fS~rs,, s. Hrs3 = ~-
ns~ros~ - secnrssS 80 ssSsS sSS1y ~@~-x
GO JJtterhaah v~v ~-4i~sSsa ~ f~~a.
Ssnsiva rem tlemau. NJ fnse nS,s~ ~ SnH~I
~ has 6rs Adsyysa - ~sSc~ss
who vonid donbtIes hsve ssveS n .SSSS
usare. hnt Tor - ~ sts1fsrSnes ~ : rse,~~S@
vhose v,ifa so ~ n,one~tv "a - vYs~-
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~ sEGAR Makers WAATHD.

- 6S6Ax AAKEH0 WANTkO.
0anusacsurs Ssgaxs. IL. Chaz3ssten, ooush Carroll
-. We viii give fcse - 10 90 pr thousand, 9
inquality. - =
Respeetsb.s board csn b had q 4S % % pef
week. B. WYATT 4 CO.,
163 East Bay, ChMlsston, 8. q.
de- 16-lm2p&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

kN ROCKS GOOD SAMARITAN, for
Rheumatism, Neuralgia, &c. faf Sale wholesale
and retail by WIZ. H SCOTT
Apothecary, Market PlscA Franklin street,
lac Sucee@0f 10 J. w. Garlick.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

r REAOVAL-DENTAL NOTICE. w.
LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, has removed his ofacs
70 his residence on Franklin street, second door
hom the corner Of Eighth, immediately oppodts 70
The Untsd Presbyterian Dr. Rsad'D Church.
e7-lmA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-01-08

M NOTICE. Our books and accounts will be
found at our former place of business No l50 Main
street. whore all persons indebted 10 us viii please
call and make Payment without delay; and those
for settlement WATXIN6 4 EIOKLEN
dA 1--1m
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General Headquarters, state or Mime

*" ~s,:a.. fz'i &'&S'' = II
ApsuTANr GENERALS OFFICE /
Saint Paul, Mimi; Oct: is. 1862. {
tsESERAL ORDERS No: 62..1 -
Several q the counties still being delin.
quent in regard to furnishing the lists re-
CURED in making the draft under the late
calls of tbesPresident :of the U aited States
and many Of the citizens Of the State having
been driven from their homes by the Indians
and many others having been 10 the service
against the Indians, temporarily, who have
now returned te' their homes, or are about
so to return for the purpose Of saving what
ever Of their, property has not been entirely
destroyed, and in the hopes that the secur
ing Of the crops, interrupted by the Indian
Troubles may as far as possible be complet
ed, and the depopuated counties re- organ
lied. the; Draft will not b. made until the
tenth day Of November next a. which
time 1T IS intended that the same shall pro
coed upon such dasaas may then be on hand
: The people Of the State are earnestly re
.quested to fill up the First Regiment O.
Minnesota Mounted Rangers, now being or
ganized for one years service, as a mounted
force is now greatly needed drive the In,
d,ans from our frontier before the, COM
mencament Of winter. All recruits So en-.
listing, will be credited to their respective
localities. upon the number otherwise to b,
furnished by drafting. =. -,-". p -.
BY order OF the Commanderia Chief. "
IL. OSCAR MALIROs, f.
Adjutant General.
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The Way Soldiers Feel.

Our friend Burleson, it seems to US, failed
to appreciate the point raised by US in an
article that appeared in the paper last week,
under the above caption. We took it f.,
granted that it was al indica ton Of fr;endl,
feeling on the part 0: ths soldiers to the
peoples ticket movement, that anv of the
candidates thereon got any votes, ina smucl
~, through misaPprehension of the Law
there were no ballots there And We re.
garded the fact that some Of the Candidates
got majority, and one nearly ali the votes
as strongly suggestive Of that state Of feeling
Our friend seems to think that point is no,
established because, under the above circum.
stances al the candidates on the People
Ticket did not get niajcsity, and some O
them got no votes. - So ...s:...*:
| He is mistaken about little Freddy ee:.
ting majority Of votes. He did not get ,
majority except for the short term. which
expires in January. Mr.. Graham got two
thirds for the long term,
We have also since learned that Mr.
Hanson 60. every vote. that was cast. lie
does Capt. Phelps great injustice by ,nsinu-
at'ng that he condeacended to prostitute hi,
thigh office to the <ccntemptab!e business o,
long rolling nm election. Hi says, LET j,
mt he forgotten thar Captain Phelps IS the
partner Of Maj. Graham" II we were dis
posed to resort 70 SO unjust IN i,sinu,tion
might say. let j. not be forgotten that
Captain Phelps wts the la,o partner Of Mr..
Bristol. and for sught we know IL now :. =.
any rate Nj. Bristol is in the Office only
lately occupied BY Nr. Phelps. At any rate
TO- had no spec'.. occasion to expect any as
|sistanee from Capt. Phsi ps, though we con
sides, the special effort made BY almost every
solder to vote for those Union cand dates
whom they could At the time call to mind,
= fair expression Of what the vote for the
whole ticket would have h.en, had. the tick
ets been there. .,.,
But we wish it distinctly understood that
We 'epadi.te any. insinuals,n that Captain
Phslps had anything to do in controlling the
voting Of his company. g. ss,....... s7a12
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The mast amusing thing. re have Wit
messed lately. was the easernsss with which
the Republican (party) caaa,dases FASTENED
ossnJ any participatiose in the draf, and
design Of the exceeding y beautiful and re
"ArkAbly chasse .pictuss gallery tina. appear
ed IN tho .Rspsdsste,n- Of twos weeks ago, u
Vt 'honshs. in striking contrast. and psr.
haps IN Questionable sasts. with si,s :. Ladies.
AMI childrsns' Departures, = OF that. pape..
We had NO idea that any brain--save that
Of The nominal editos's-o,uld have soncriv
ID such deagn vet we we're mes bsiors 10
reached our otlkcs The next morninR. by hair
: do1sn scaadidaasa. each On eager to pro-
tess h's innossaes of.shs ,hiagas much q
70 say--,ss aseaosssl b, ~ 4sss aesA ,srisiss
'rs'rtstsss s<esess for tie s,s. fsst III u II /
f~r E. fstAs,. bas ~ did aos nsaa 10 gst 70
aadly bedaabsd with iatany . n ~ sow.
We asssrsa shs pssr eslpri.s .hak ~ did
aos shiAk ! sas ihsa, aal shey appeared
. - sslssusd.
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Watches Il JcWlclry!

OF the Richest and most Fashionable Patterns.
offered at Retuil ut Wholesale R.ices-
l,lIE HUBBARD BROS. Nos. s5 and G. Nn.-
san Street, New Fork Manu- Ecturcrs AMI
| impol ters OF all the. Leading, Rich nnl most
popular Styles of WATCHES and JEWELKY,
| being determined upon increasing their bust
ness to al unlimited extent, oferithe following
elegant Ornamcnts at tho unsurpassed Low
Prices following:
open face, or Ladys or Hentletaan's Watch i'm
one: the prettiest, most convenient and cheap
est Watch in the world. Intuition gold; ef--
fectsd by patent process, whi,h rendsss tho
appearance VI gold perfect. while it does not
cost one third rs much. Price only 133.. Re
tails at 500 upwards.
Hurrlss CoHpos1T1oN Cash LEVERS. English
anufacture Movement ); capped and fall jew
eled has sunk seconds, and the newcst i'm
pro tements. Heavy caScd and goodimitation
gold. Fl &c only SIS. Ketails ct from $50 to
| 500. ,@h#rt1@ i .r"<r. j91> tor!
hcsrrso co1ros1rrox cAsxD AHsr' wAron.
Richly engraved, JeweIed and fancyswsrks.-
Unsurpassed for Suffers, Traders, etc. sPrce
1916 kctails at rom 90 to $780, hsH
| A great variety Of other WArouEs, at low
' Lan,n., sr1. o IN .uast.s D,ep. to-
correspond. Imitation Cluster Diamppd. z very
and Bead entwined, a very neat and etSy or
nament, handsomely mounted. 88.25...T
GEsTLIAEs's Y EST ChAlss. Parisien, an ele-
CANT pattern, 'on3y$a. The Demeniac, very
heavy, 81 -x;sanfs.5tz.z, ~sssszr al. 50
RIsssr-Plain only 75e,t Scroll, very pretty,
81. Chased, 9 neat PATTERN, 81. Seal s,sne',
81: Imitation Diamonc 81. = zssa!Tz7oA
Sieve RUrToks = Patent, Chased or Ensm-
eiled, new and very haudsomepstss tern, $780,
Double, chased Or with stol,e4 sl.4o.
Eosox VI rDs.-a varety dfnew and fashion
tab1e designs, ergst, 81 10- II ~
BosoM AND scAKr Pfss.-1saf, With Opal
and Fancy Stones, e.. Imitation Diamond
Iocrrrs.-poable GI.s.:richr Engraved %.
Persons wishing any Of the above, have only
to remit the price in q registered letter 10 our
address, and the articles VIII be Scnt By return,
mail, froes Of expense. e. Orders TO ths
srpount Of twslys Aollsrsandsupyyrds will 10
sent BY express 70 any part Of the loysi States,
with bill payable 70 the Express COMPANY, >
when the goods are delivered -,
Agents, Suffers and Country Merchants,
the county, who wish 70 -msks
money fapidlys klLE do wei 10 obtain esr
mammoth catalogue: We furnish ths most - ls-
able outfit - Psiesss1nsuTpasssd by suy other
csneer4sr~ sA1arss.,
nos. 65 u 81 7Essssn, nesr John street,,
y7ni4ms Nsrs losK err.
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Trouble in the Camp.

There is = division in the Republican par
~ in Henuepin county this fall. The AL.
ldr'ch fiction, under the lead of Mr.. King
whom the St. Paul Press. styles Aldrieh's
I" fancy ma:, nominated = ticket solely "a
subservs the interest Of Ar. .Aldr,ch :; the
Republic ms Of tho county wouldn't stand it,
and called new convention. and nominated
u new ticket throughout. which tho Press
says is sure to be elected. 9H -9>' 50 -s
SOFT gees, and so il will go just As long
IS parties are tolerated. 81 Without the leas.
cause she'peopIe are kept in = perfect fever
Of excitement. Let US drop ,ha: kind Of
politics. >: .s -.s~-.rsg + s.s. . i~ss*sys
The Goodhue volunteer. [volume] (Red Wing, Goodhue County, Minn.) 1861-1864, 1862-10-29

eFoSEn gray "a The service s0f his countfy,
whose heart sank withinshim when the
el.ring insult va offered s.o the d. b.
loved-the sssrs rid str;pss-a. the time.
the rebels Of South Carolina fired into the
Star Of the West, and the Government let
it pass unpunished- wbose heart thrilled
With Joy when tho call Of the President for
seventy five thousand men indicated that
there was energy enough yet left ID The
Government toput forth one great effort to
sustain itself, and who,e voice, laden with
inspiration that thrilled his whole being
calling upon the people to rise and put their
"rnor en-, found I response in the heart Of
h'' son. who yalient'yi toughtAt Bull Run
was for many a weary NOR til wounded
prisoner in the loothsome dungeons Of the
South. Fiat father, after enduring for all
those long weary months the agony Of the
most fearful suspense, is now nursing tia.
son'thredsh spa inf6l sickness, brought on
ny severe wounds received in the battle
wi;hithe lndianssh d;;N .If4-" IL, VI
Yet1hroush ali these trying scenes, that
patriotic heart has never faltered:' Judge
WEIGH has never regretted that he offered
I up his son ~; sacrifice o,, the altar Of hi.
country. Yet there exists race Of beings
half animal, haiti devil, @bcsrings the form a
humanity, whose cowar'aly souls permit
them to SANDER this aged patriot the laches
Of whose shoes they are not worthy to tie.
A man must be sunk low in inhmy who
will basely, falsely, and -lmi.liciously .slands,
Judge WEIGH by calling him secessionest
No truer patriot ever breathed' the pure Oil
Of Heaven than he. May eternal infamy b<
the Inheritance of the cowarlly, sneakins
poltroon who dare raise his voice agains
him and may Herven's choicest Blessing,
follow him till he lars his siivered lock.
low in their last peaceful resting place.
But may he live long enough to see his ira
Queer" put to shame and confusion.
We also find on the ticket the names O
D. Dewey, Of Hay Greek, an odd stag
horse as the common expression is, in tn
Republican party, and Thomas Hanson, o
hader, also life long friend Of the Union
lb'th Republicans Both of these men 20 int,
the movement Of the Union from clear sens
of duty. 1t is curious to know that the,
were regarded nv thu candidatior;sl com
mittee. the best men in the county, unit
they stood in the way of the aspirations O
contemplate clique Of office seekers.
With regard to the others On the ticket j
is rot worth our while to say : word il
their defence Tney care about as mucl
for the abuse Of such set Of po!itica
thieves AS they do for the blowing Of ,hs
gentle breezes Of spring time and they d,
not care enough about their election to urg
1t in any way. 49, ~
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General Headquarters state OF Nina
ADsUTANT GKSERAL's OrF1cE. ,
Saint Paul, Minn., Oct. 10th lSG2.j
H.. 80. GENERAL ORDERS NO. IS.
!; The Sheriffs OF the different counties in
the State. are hereby instructed. that, upor
the completion Of the draft in their severa
counties. under the late calls for troops b,
the President of the United States, or a.
soon - it shall have been ascerfained tba,
SUCH county has furnished their fulIquota q
troops without drafting, they file the enroll
nent lists OF their respective counties with
the Auditor Of such county. a..; ..-:,
And the several county Auditors are di
rected to file the said enrolment lists in
their several Offices, as part Of the records
of their several counties, and preserve the
same for future use and reference:
by order Of The Com msnder IN Chief, .ss@s
= ii. :,ra ,>ssitjs.@~aF OSCAR NALAaos, =
j .s.a.-< a:,so4f ~ sAdjutant General.
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ID prt feol. Hubbas, sl'owing HE I
tit that Jccussed in Tue Fifth RSeident At
the late battle Of Corinth, in which It was
engaged, and bore conspicuous part, fully
sustaining the high character Minnesota has
won through her soldiers for bravery and
daring on the battle field :: e.:
IIfiSIIYl iopirAsY 4. lsi
:" Killed Privates, Joseph Kuhns. Nathan.
alas1orlap. -r3.sss.s.a,,...,,.,..,
WDundel - Priyates, George A. Aosshir
severely ia shoulder u Edmund TAYLOR. In
in head BY fragment of she'll; Frank John.
son, slightly ~ i ffftaganiissi,e of shell-3
Mssin7 = Priiyat Is, Gilbert Truesdell, Fred
erick Bqrg. Henry kllker. Rufus .Jones-4
supposed to- DO prisoners. brr. 49, s4IF q
:Ers%' e 5ooMPANY E. .ljHIas'as 10 - =,
KSlzed-Private, Michael Fenerker-l. >
Woundsd-=Priyates. Christian Freitag ant
Matthias LodgIin. both mortally,;a Rredericl
West, severely in right thigh; John Pfeifer
left'shou'derG;'' Charles A1egfort, right leg
not dangerous-5 to-, . ~ -, ',,1+' t,
COMPANY F.
Kllzez5 Private, John B.rden-1:I.
Wounded--iSergeant Charles l.. A. Demas
slight onLhead (; Corporal Jacob II. Pierce
in left'shou'der;: Corporal Samuel Quinn
severe in right thigh; 2privates Patrick Burns
severe in left side and arm; Severe Reache
severe in LEFT Knees. :s'2'.- ',.>:
49, = 1T" p: COMPANY q. 49,. 80
Wounzeexas- -Priy,ase Andrew Benjamin, Sc
(Ve1e1y--l's 81. il lss,ay,., JAZZ r&..lsas,l
COMPANY H. =
| KillSd- Private Philetas Crandall--l.
Wo 'y' z: T7PriyA " e. Edwin ": Maxwell
lStSus !@'iJ; - "a: fEaf ejl,.-s III .1yg&
| s,~->,~, s.s.3 :. CoMPAN1iI. w; ~ :..:h ="
Wounded-Private William H, Miles,
.>.a. Respectfully, your: obdt sery't,
>i,5,A =. :; ...<," L, F. HuBBARD,
'h- Col. Commanding.
To Brig. Gen. d. s. Stanley j'qh ~.
- a. : Commanding Division. -, ).
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Look Out for II.

The Rtps biean Of next Friday IS the las
paper that Will Be issued before election day
The editorial commistee st candidates vii
do their bes. in that and viii not isil t.
resort t. the most absurd lies. as they can
not Dc re'u'ed before election; and a. they
s :'a't not for exposure. il they can only g,
voted, they viii run the riisk.of that fl
! The mean ti.ae us take this opportunity q
inform 10 ' eur resde1s thai ia. paper viii b
lnsiped enough Af.er. that, . the editorial
intend then 70 withdraw irsm,1t.
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General Headquarters, state of MINI
ADJuTANT GENERALS OFFICE. !
St. Paul, Mimi. Oct. 14th, 1922
|. GENERAL ORDERS NO. 6L.
Allrccsuts, enlisted ia the TN. 9Th, 9th.
10th, and lMh Regiments Minnesota V olun
teers, are hereby directed forthwith to ioir
their respective commands and report to the
commanding officer Thereof. and il thew fiji
to comply herewith they Will b. treated a.
deserlers.
All peace officers, and law abiding citizens
are requested 70 inform this office Of any
instance Of disobedience to this order tha,
may come under their observation or within
their knowledge, .!-,...,oa.,
BY order Of the Commander in Chief
OSCAR MALMRos,
Adju,ant General.
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POA1isoe M al.

Some q orr rea5.is may hay thousk II
that we were not siicer in our in1inuatios \
and assertion. TIT candd..ss on I'M
Republican (pastyl ticket were editing the
doodhue County Republican during the pres
ent campaign. putswe do them thu at
We were never more sincere in all our life.
Such is the caso, and We are abund an tly
able to PROVE fsT AM tie l6wonds rful and
extraordinary Limitations Of those party can a.
'aidassss't haverappss redlrziamthsea p.psrs
since the nominations, have been written by
themselves. Tlsy ere certainly modest (?)
gtntlemen. And re gross and ex,ravag.nt
lies about tho ogject ana origin of the mass
tcohvention, AID the character and sentiments
Of tho peoples candid IS, u, ere wilton by
them: II character may be Judged ~ ones
writing, certainly they are moral f?) men.
But TIE mosnnosss r 81 The thing comes he in in at
this point. They have not the z OPEN 5eenhHi man
hood and .hs NOR morfal courage to append tbeir
names to their articles; they dare not risk
THE certain exposure, .nd severe chastise-
mont they would reteivves for thsip faisehoods
and frauds, II they should sign their names
to their articles 50 That person could 'fasten
the lie right ddRp oon the individual who uttered
it; SO, like sneaking towards. they palm i.
or upon poor Littlefield !; and he, like a
poor fool that he is, is pulled up With pride
to see in . paper decomposition which 9th
!, fers suppose is his own T.. q He is perfectly
content to father all the falsshood, al, the
slaug, to appropriate I'll the honor, and al
the shame, if no is only allowed to 'f.,he,
the bastard issue Of set Of political d esper,
Iadces. - ISL '''8I' 7'"92~o'i'.-,. 'i'.,T"j.
Tis pie" SAINT, sure, to ones name IN print
IA books = book, thouy h there n nothing in it,
l Nov We know, and are pre- pared to point
cut in each week. REPUBLICAN, The article tina
has been written by each candidate, and i
they dare deny it we are prepared to prov.
it,, We are prepared to prove that on two
grounds they did mot dare to trust tho nom
mai editor to conduct the paper through ths
campaign. First, he did not have, lsenst
snoug b, and, secondly, The was but lately .
Breckenridge Democrat and his conversion
was from doubtful motive. They:dil DO
know bnt before the campaign ended hi
would be bought over again. They neee
not have entertained = suspicion of that kind
, for he was not considered " orth purchasing
? But for fear that he might be purchased
they met together and apportioned on. tn,
task to be performed by each candidate, il
' the editorial department. So. whatever ap
;. pears next week, must be taken with ,mncf
allowance, knowing that it is written b,
: individuals, deeply interested, and undsa
: nigh state Of excitement. a.