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Reaoloed That it is opinion that the sentiments OF
this District eminehtly Conservative in spirit and IN
tenton that consider the hitherto extreme party ee
ment that has been allowed to prevail has been
of the good order and peace Of the country, and tend
measure to the destruction of the purest and
enlightened government that mankind has ever e1pe'
rienced.
Resolced That the sustenance Of the rights OF the
States the protection of the liberties of its citizens the
holding of the laws thereof the bawsrks Of our hosr
ties, and must be sustained
Resoloed. That the emiRenty bold and Conservanve
stand taken by Executive g. B. Vance in the defence
of the rights of the State in the profession Of the liberties
of its citizens and upholdng the decisions OF our
~, meet with hearty concurrence and approval ana
that we have full confidence in his ability to administer
faithfully and periodically the affairs of our State
Resolued further, That the Conservative party OF TINS
county have heard with regret that the 1.-THE Collector
for this State has been appointed from another State ana
omost'earnesty protest against such appointment.
tlemen attend the District Convention at Henderson
vile the 17th of August: Messrs j. b. Carpenter
u: Allen, D. 8. McCury, J. w. Morgan, and A. "
Weber.
On motion Of Mr.. McCury, the Chairman And Secretary
were added to the delegation.
On motion of Mr.. Carpenter,
Respped That the proceedings Of this meeting be Pu1
lished in the Henderson, Times and the Raleigh Standdfa
On motion, the meeting adjourned. o,,.
A K. WEAVER Sec.
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PUBLIC MEETING IN WILKES COUNTY.


PUBLIC MEETING IN WILKES COUNTY.
Alta meeting Of the Conservative party of Wilkes
~, held in Hunting Greek District Saturday tue fir
day of August, motion of Capt. Goforth G. B. Park
Esq was called TO the Chair, and Capt Goorh appOnte
the meeting On motion DR.. D. C. Parks John Summer
q. C. Summers. Eli Henderson, Noah Brown, Dan'l Rash
and VIM. Jarvis were appointed TO draft resolutions ex
pressive of the same, who reported through their Cha
the following resolutions which unanimousl
adopted by about hundred persons who in at
tendance:
WHEREAS The time has arrived when the people NORTH
Carolina should guard with jealous their rights snf
their liberties, and loOk with eye single to their inter
est deem it duty freemen Of North Carolina t.
follow the example Of Conservative friends in other
eountie to meet in council and express views in
gard to The policy the Confederate government has thought
ston unfolding and defending the liberties of the people
is dear TO u.s. inner defence against tyranny from any
quarter. Therefore, be it
Resolred, That we heartily and unanimously adopt the
resolutions passed at the Snow Hill meeting, in Greene Co
Resolred, That we think the appointment of Brad
ford, (a Vrgnian,) Thngman for North Carolina, is
gross insult to the State, and that demand his
mova
RsOof That protest against the practice ofappoint
ing from other States to perform duties which our
own sons can perform as we'll.
Resol0ed, That the Davis administration having called
on the Governor of North Carolina for seven thousand
pilta deem it unjust the best interest of the State
to furnish any troops until other States furn their
just quota of men.
Resoutd That we recommend and glory in the course
he will hold out faithful to the end and be shall be saved
Resoued That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
tshed in the n c. Standard Catawba journal and Ireden
Express, and semitic Zimmerman P. @.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
8. 8. GoroRrH, Sec
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For the Standard.
PUBLIC MEETING in RUTHERFORD

10 pursuance previous notice. very large meeting Of
the citizens of Rutherford assembled in the Court Honse
Monday. the 9th inst and on motion of J. B. Carpen
Ter ESQ., COL c. Harris was called to the chair ard A.
x. Weaver requested to act as Secretary.
The meeting was then called to order, whereupon Mr.
Carpenter and explained the object of the meeting
and read preamble md resolutions. o.
Mr. A. B. Bryan also presented preamble and resolu.
TONS whereup0n moved that the chairman appoint
FIVE gentlemen to report resolutions from those read for
the action of the meeting vAereupon it moved that
the chairman be one of the number.
The chair proceeded to appoint the following named
sntemen to wits Messrs J. B. Carpenter J. n. Allen,
D. g. McCurry, A. R. Bryan with the chairman. They
retired for few minutes and returned and the following
preamble and resolutions read and adopted unan.
mously:
WHEREAS, We have been informed that District Con-
vention will be held in Hendersonvlle about the 18th Of
August to nominate candidate for Congress- and to al
lay the discussions now existing in the Conservative par
ty and whereas, we approve Of said Convention;
Rssossd That the chairman sppoint five delegates TO
attend said Convention.
Rsslvsd, That said delegates bs requested to use 9.
honorable efforts to nominate candidate for Congress in
Dlsret, who Is true Conservative and who will use
all honorable means TO- settle the pending difficulties BE-
the StseS of America and the United
States, BY nsgotationi, to On honorable psass.
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proprated and our ugly women made slaves Of and
babies brains knocked out against rocka then believed
this to be the true Of the war and M Editor
gramme has not been carried in Maryland Kentucky
Missouri Tennessee Louisiana Virginia. and the parts Of
has cooled down good deal and with every body else,
want Immediate peace upon some terms as to save
the remnant of people, have been reading your pa
per as the paper of my choice for time bought the
unexpired term of G. T. Vuncannon, when he left for the
camp. see the mark Your course meets the ap-
probation of ALMOST every body in this portion Of the State
8. WOOD.
Salem Church Randolph. Aug. 8. 1853.
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or the Standard.
TOT the St6uQafu
PUBLIC MEETING IN RUTHERFORD.
A K. WEAVER, Sec.

public meeting was held in this county on Saturday,
the list us at MIS-. T. Feaherstons a number of the
good citizens being present. purpose of appointing
delegate the Convention be held Hendersonvie,
on Tuesday, the 18th inst
The meeting was called to order by calling B. john
ston to the Chair and requesting A. R. Sbpman to act as
Secretary.
On motion of Leniuel Hood, Mr. 8. T. Featherston adj
dressed the meeting explaining its object, &c. by few
appropriate remarks.
On motion of T. P. Patterson, Mr.. G. B. Johnston was
appointed delegate to the above named Convention ana
do recommend the name of Geo. W. Logan Esq, of Ruth
erordton to the favorable consideration of the Con-
vention
On motion of Mr. s. T. Featherston the thanks of the
meeting were rendered to W. W. Holden of the Standard
for his patriotic in behalf of the Old North State
On motion of W. C. Bailey, the meeting adjourned.
G. B. JOHNSTON, Chm.
A. R. SH1PxAN, Sec.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

DESIRE TO SELL MY PLANTATION, SITUATED
t"o miles east Of McLeansville Station and ten ms
east of Greensboro The tract contains about 2ss aero
The land is we'll suited to the production of corn wh
oats and tobacco, and in good state of improvement
About one third of the tract is cleared and under god
fences and fenced off five separate parts and the bas
in the native forest very large and splendid mesdoH
ing and all necessary outhouses there are two other good
houses that could easily be moved SMALL selected
chard the tract is well vatered
will sell the stock and crop, if bought soon and n
immediate possession.
For any further information in reference to the place.
apply to G A. Boon, Greensboro, or E. L. Smit b. Gibson
vile, Guford County.
wish it distinctly understood that will take COn
crate money for thisplantaon, and will sell reasOnsH
terms. GEORGE ROE
C, A. BOON, Agent
June s. 1893 24-Vf
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NoRTH.cARoLINA, RUTHERFORD
sTRAYED OR STOLEN,

IRON CAMP FEREBEE, (NEAR) SNOW Hy
County c. on the s' sn S%0 to
the sroct One il dark bay, five years old, some v
10 the lace; name worn of midway the neck rgh
foot diseased. shod before medium SIZE carried Of h
with brass buckles on it, and when she left VASE s
order. email
size no parsicular marks and was purchased of Mr. y
Esson. in the vicinity of Snow Hill. I'd
We are satisfied that theys were stolen by some ~,
to the apprehension of the unhung scounde the H
abouts Of the stock will be literally rewarded for bis w
BILE, kindness. DC, by. II. T. KNOTS,
JAS. N. WRIGHI
Go. A, 5ath Regt. N. G. Csvsirf
Greenvile ny
MAY Is, 1858. 2O-Wh
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NOTICE.
July es, 1868.

TRAYED FROM THE SUBSCKIBEE,, nIb "
- near Stanhope, Nash County, tue 10th OF "a Isng
one dark bay mare MULE reached name, tail al lu hn
two years old last spring, medium size heavy usr bs
scars marks recollected The said mule has
put to work. Twill pay liberal reward for nsrsop
ing the information al to the Whereabouts l de'
mals. will address A. h Smith, Nashville VIZ sWTa
oil expenses, DO AMI U0s-wh
June 10, 1853.
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NoRTH,CAROLINA, GRANVILLE COUN

Nok!H:CAROLI GRANVILLE COUNl
", In Equity. to September term, 1858 HENRY ID
ginal bill. ''-'''' VII
IL appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that John
Lyon one OF the defendants in the above reced cause
resides beyond the jurisdiction of this Court it ORDERED
.nat puolcstlo1 be made in the North Carolina Standa
successfully notifying the said John Lyon to be- and 49,
pear at the next term Of our said C"n:s
in Oxford, the first Monday of September next, then
and there to plead answer demur to the said BILL Other
wise the same will be taken pro conss and heard ex a
as to him.
Witness, John W. Hays Clerk and Master of our said
Court, at Oxford, the I'd day of July. A. D, 1869.
JOHN W. HAYS, c.. re
July Z, 1868. ss-wst
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U ED-OLD CAST IRON.-FOR
w Mill Irons and other heavy pieces we viii pay
and 8 cents perlb. SHAY, WILLIAMSON / co.
Raleigh, July 90, 1888. s9-wlmpd.
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- CHE D ULE OF PRICES FOR NORTH
- CAROLINA.-We, the undersigned, Commission-
of Apprasement for the State of North Carolina 90
hereby declare the following prices to be those which will
be just compensation TO the owners of property
for III the government for the next sixty days. SUD
ject to Iteration should circumstances meanwhile occ9rto
makei advisable We divide the State into Districts,
as heretofore:
DISTRICT No. l. is to consist of ell the counties East Of
Warren, Franklin, Johnston, Sampson Bladea and 70
umbuS inclusive and in said district the prices snail Do
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TO REFUGEES.
A HOUSE AND LOT IN WILKESBOROUGH ri
~ rent for the balance of the year--terms moderate
will suit small family-say six persons convenient Ou
houses attached. Apply soon, as above
c. J. COWLES
May 6 1868. 49,. - ls-vG
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OR STOLEN rRoi

NOTICE.-STRAYED OR STOLEN FROil
II the subscriber about the 18th Of May, 1863 sn
black MARE about three years old. will pay hbla
reward for information SO to enable procure sa
Mare ANY person giving the information to the Fss
abouts Of the said Mare, will address me, Raleigh VI
G. w. PLEASASlSs
July15, 1858. 29-wtf
NORT He A ROLINA A, RUTHERFORp
10 County, Court Of Equity in vacation ssth July!
1868. Williamson Fortune, Admir- cum testa,nenb az
sso Of Hezekiah BIankenchp deceased and others rs !
w. biankenchip Hampton Blankenchip and Joseph f''
petition has been filed in this Court for settlement
OF me estate ct the said Hezekah Bankenehip decs
and It appearing that the defendants are non o.
said State publication is therefore ordered to be nsM
tho Raleigh STANDARD for six successive weeks nol
the defendants to be and appear at the ne1t to
held for said county at the Court House Rutherords
en- the I'd Monday in September next there and then
plead, answer or demur to plaintiffs petition or judgm'
pro oonjeso will be taken as to them and an account
dereG and the estate settled.
Witness, L. B. Bryan, Cle,k of said Court at Office
2sth July, 1853. L. b. BRYAN, c.. NJ
Aug. ., 1853 (pr. adv. $l0) S2-W"
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we the Commissioners of the State do again earnest,
can upon all who would support the government of thu
ward at once, with all they spare to he supne
their brave sons and brothers now in the field apd IN
all their aid and sympathy for the government Of tb
own making, and which is beset with many diiEuI
ties and dangers aud to evade this war Of extortu
their own country. which dsgraceful to its citizens and
threatening to our success ' wv
R. v. BLACKSTOCK,
H. K. BURGWYN,
Com. of Appraisement for N c.
aug: ., ishs. 63--w&sw9w.
~ Raleigh Register Wilmington Journal Western
Democrat Henderson Times Greensborough :'atro and
Observer will copy two weeks in weekly and
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Letter from Hon. Clement L. VAL
landigham.
From the Hillsboro Gazette ]


WINDSOR, O. W., Sept. l, 1868.
Ny DEAR SIR-I received your letter to-
day, and thank you for it. -.
lam watching the progress Of the Ohio
campaign, of course, with deep interest,
and am gratified beyond measure to see the
noble struggle which the people are making
not say that / am still more rejoiced, ifpos-
dications of success. One lesson, among
many others, triumph at the election will
teach all men how little confidence politi-
clans have in the intelligence aud virtue Of
the people, and yet how much they deserve,
and how great Is the power of the people,
when they are determined to put it forth.
Ifpublic men would always do what they
believe to he right, and do it courageously
they would always have the support Of the
people in the end. 4 Fof all such, the might
and maiesty Of The ''sober second thought"
IL high tower and a sure rock Of defense.
While our friends are making so gallant
fight for constitutional liberty and the
NUnion as it was" the enemy, Of course.
are doing the best they can. But no won
der that at their meetings, the numbers are
small aud the enthusiasm still less. 'Shod-
dy," and Shoddy's wife and daughters are,
of course, always there, and very much en-
thused. But debt, taxation, war, conscrip-
ton, confiscation, emancipation, peculation
and despotism, are not calculated to call out
the people, or to make them very enthusi-
sstic. No wonder the county committees
are not able ''to give notice to the surround
ing country in time to get out such meet
ing as was expected"
Among other things, notice that the
Abolition State Committee have assigned to
that dirty dog, John Sherman. the part Of
abusing me in the canvass. Well, it is all
right That IS oil that the fellow is TT for,
| And il is mot the first time that party to
suit, having very bad cause, has employed
a vulgar pettifosger, '.just to bully rag the
other side" But it issome credit at least to
the Abolt ion party that bis meetings seem
ali to be as contemplate ia numbers as his
speeches ana himself are in character.
= / see, too, that Charles Anderson is as
ambitious as "voluntser COUNSEL" to outdt
the aforesaid John Sherman. i make large
allowances for him, because Charles is q yer!
uncertain quantity--a filthy gentleman
whose brain is not very securely anchored u
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bis skull can He savs he don't like nv
,iow nn,oh name y Woll be does NO, ,ny
tb., Il The name wore "Dntch" a. ali. i
would bo s.ti;nh Dn,oh - r., |, I. cny;ors
thing that chile The sens;t;ye Charles il so
ofJandsd N, ,,,u name he i desnara,el, an.
o,nnroJ ,s;,h ,ha Jal;oa,o nj anahay,;,ns
nama of sehcncl Ru, ,Sore % j. no 5;iuo 5;snn,;ua
ahan, ,.s,e '"o Nv pN''"e
arpu, Ths-,o aj.V - f,ce,;ouo o.. .,ou, n;,. -,
Us,us s,sansor - nho Ala ~. o, & aUu1, my enne
n.,;,;nns ;;s', ~. I'LL H. ~ I. III" III ~ Ce Poou
,;,,lo wI;in aro % mh;nod 80 n;.sonsI @ III, "b ho,,
Ii. m'o o,,,, 49, lii &c e. rs pou,d i.".,
hayo ,,,oLan Jn ,v;,h so,na H., 20 80, 90
daoe,, sb" sh"n, @ n,haus ' % p', wha u x ~ha au
Ioos,. H., Vhs he w as o. "I on,,a un. "uo to'
comes ] emh;,;ous n 70 be b,actamard no,h. II
yonIa I,,a eD.,ohs h i' 20 w I Tis.i he y.m
III - ~. H. up nlS ~ ,,a nhsaeaa - ~
o.n,nu o.nnm" .ne pa'~' anu !" '"0 a'''"'' VI '''
'pPonon,a Ia 4, L,o ,, -,;,h T.
% II, 80 . t.:.a ~ now III, NJ. 49, ~ -;.h - 'n'
The nnn,on,.o', "" - ava.r $50 /, ,ha ITn;cn
taLa ,ba Joaros, ;n,a,o., ~ o,,r s,,oc.ss ,~ .nJ
| .nd wa .aI bave s ,ha oord;.i svmn.,hv ~ n a
,han, :, go, S,ata "
II vere ~. s. ;n,srss,ad in tho m.,,sr 7
~onh nrofonnJ,v 80 vi rssrss ,hs "S;v;s;on" IN
,he nomocrsov of ohio Tbe,e seems 70
hs fme ,hraa SSos;oyrs " ,Sars Inc, nov '0 w., ~
.srha III Hsmooranv - who nnm;n.,si ,;cIs,
a., A. II,h nc ,,, "r tha haad &c .S;oS
II .Ie VI ouue' NJ. ..rI w
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Late Capt. Co B, 10th Reg't, o. V. l.
Who Is Responsible for the WARP
XXI, (From the Pittsburgh Gazsl.s.l

Was it the Abolitionists, who, without
authority in the Constitution for this act
purchased the territory of Louisiana, which
secured to slavery the States Of Louisiana,
Arkansas, and Missouri, at an expense to
the nation OF $l5, 900, 900? ~, re
Was it ( the Abolitionists who bought
Florida for the purpose ofextending slavery,
st a cost Of o., 200. 900, and afterwards plum
2 ed the country into war with the Indians,
which cost us $40, 900, 900, andthoasaads of
lives, because the .Seminoles would not de-
| liver up fugitive slaves? .er.l e..i ,uru
Was it the Abolitionists who tricked Tex
ss into the Unioni assumed her rebellion
war debt Of $4,000, 900; and by agreeing to
lsubdiyide her vast area into. five slave
States, violated THAT clause Of the Oonstitu
ton, which provides that "no new States
shall be formed or erected within the juris
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A Shorter CatechistfissFfair Cues
tions Demanding q Full Answer.

A Shorter atecbistassE'air Cues
tions Demanding Full Answer.
Below we give cory of a shorter cate
chism" sent from the Army Of the Cumber-
land and forwarded, a. we are informed, to
the Ohio Democratic Central Committee =
The signers PROFOUND some very pertinent
and pointed questions for those gentlemen
to answer and which may prove very
troublesome to their conscience if such a
commodity has any recognized existence in
that soulless political corporation:
[ooPY.1
.... ARMY op THs cuxias1Asp,l
| In THE FIELD, Sept. 14Ih 1853
To the Democratic Central Com. Of Ohio !,
The undersigned, commanders of Ohio
regiments in this army, have read your cor
respondence with the commanding General
of this Department, in which you ask certain
questions in reference to the circulation of
speeches, papers, and documents among the
soldiers of this army, with view to secure
the votes of soldiers for the candidates of the
so-calLed Democratic party of Ohio.
In this connection we desire to ask your
attention and response to the following ques-
tions: ..tf .......... "a .
Frst-Do you, and the party you repre-
sent in Ohio, admit the eoustitutionality of
the Law of the Ohio Legislature passed at
its last session, giving the soldiers in the
field the right to vote? ...4..
Second-Is it not the programme ofyour
party in Ohio to contest the election for
Governor if Mr.. Vallandigham shall receive
a majority Of the home vote, even though
the soldiers votes should give Mr.. Brough
clear majority2 u..a..r1.. u.-
Third--Is it not further part of your
programme to issue certificates of election
or procure such certificates to be issued to
members of the Legislature when the Dem
ocrats receive majority of the home votes
Of the District, without waiting for count
ing. Of the soldiers vote? e
Fomth-Is it not the intention of your
party to oppose and render void and inope-
rative the law giving the soldiers the right
to vote? ..ts.le.s ,g
We respectfully request an early reply to
the foregoing questions, IN duplicate, one
copy to- be addressed to the Commanding
General Of the Department Of the Cumber-
land, and the other to, Capt. j. w. Stineh.
comb, Lancaster; Ohio.
We have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your obd't servants.
| lOiSucu,J r. NANDEhN hhr,
-. Col 35th Ohio, Comd'g Brigade.
| -.I G. H. GRosvENoR,
Lt.-Col. Comd'g 18th o. V. 1.
. ....... OSCAR I. MOORE,
| ... .t Col. Comd'g 33dO. V. l.
..r.. T. H. PHILIPS,
| .. Col. 3Sth Ohio Vols.
.l FRED'k NJ. LESTER,
Lt.-Col. Comd'g 3lst Ohio Vols.
.-..-rt. G. KEMMERLINa.
Comd'g 9th Reg't o. Vols.
d. NJ. STnUGHToN,
.. Lt-Col. Comd' G 2lst o. Vols.
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A GARD.

FLUSHING o., Sept, 1863
EDITOR CHRoNIcLE-,Sr.: My friends in
Belmont County will, no doubt, think it
strange that have to come ont in card to
make my political tenets known. Never
theless this necessity exists. Some sneak
ing. cowardly, lying "Butternut" by the
name of Smith, purporting to live in the
Eastern part of the County, has taken the
trouble to write to some member of my old
iRegiment--the l26th U. v. L--stating
that / was going to vote for O. L. Vallan-
.diqham for Governor of Ohio this Fall |;
chat | had attended the "Butternut meet
ing at St. Clairsv;Ile on the 2Sth day of
August last, with my horse covered with
butternuts, cheering for VAL, &C. &c.
I wish to say to those soldiers that all OF
which is base, calumnious, unmitigated
talsehood. was not at said meeting at
ST. Cairsville, or any ether Copperhead
mnetingi an,. when \ cheer for the traitor,
Vallxndigham, "may my. tongue, cleave to
the roof Of my mouth. = No, fellow soldiers,
am above suspicion at home on this sub
jeet, and this man Smith, whoever and
wherever ha may he, knew when he wrote
that letter il was all q fabricated, damnable
faIsehood, aud only done il hoping il nigh,
influence some soldier To vote the Butter
nu, ticket. sd ""
Soldiers, be not misled by them. STAND
firm for the glorious cause in which you have
enlisted. The day is beginning to dawn
aud Oopperheads are beginning TO hun
their holes. Do not disgrace yourselves by
voting for man who would neither feed
clothe, or pay you, and who publicly de
clares that all his sympathies are with th'
Rebels. ut.s HNa 'H.
Tam for rigorous prosecution of the ,odi
l--Bro,tgh, anderson, and the Union.
a5.l. no 4,I.. .ri WM b. KIRK,
LIZ - a. N- u 1O6,b Rnn,t a "
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but short time resident of the district
owns no property no moncy--has no clients,
no residence--no wife and no baby, so far
as we are at present advised; aud is ol
very.questionable loyalty. No capital but
politics. and that Sccesb. Who would
think of taxing that kind of capital "at it,
true value in money?
Such is the Butternut candidate for Sen
ator. Verify the party must have strained
point when it nominated this Philip Don
ahue for the Senate.